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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25
The Orerdue Ilist.

The vessels on the overdue list are quoted
for reinsurance as follows: Stork. so per cent;
Francois and Brodick Bay. per cent; Skidby,
70 per cent and Blackbraes, Is per cent. No
hope is entertained for the German ship Rob
ert Rickmers which has been posted
fnsura
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SCENES FROM CHILDHooD.

Eugene Field in his poem entitled
"Seefn Things" gives remarkably
true picture of youngsters dream,
but the realities a small boy encoun-
ters are even more interesting and will
be found well illustrated in next Sum
day'S comic
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25

ROTTEN SYME is ARRESTED.-Offcer
Unger of the Humane Society arrested Rohten
Syrle Yesterday for driving a badly crippled
horse 1t is said the animal was covered
with sores and that every step must have
caused it intense pain. Syme was released on
$40 cash bail.
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LApYsMITH-sailed Feb 2s-Nor nmr

LADYSMITH-Sailed Feb 23-Nor stmr
Titania, for San Diego.
CALLAO-Sailed Feb o3-Ger stmr Luxor,
for San Francisco.
caria hence Oct 20.
Iyo Maru from Yokohama. for Seattle.
Passed out Feb 4-Nor stmr Titania, from
Nanaimo for San Diego; stmr Meteor, from
oyster Harbor for San Francisco.
NAGASAKI-Sailed Feb 22-U stmr
Thomas for San Francisco. via Honolulu.
APIA-Sailed Jan 26-Brig Galilee. for San
Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CORRAL-Arrived Feb 17-Stmr Ranges
from Hamburg and London via Teneriffe. for
Seattle.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Feb 4-Stmr Pre-
torian from St John, N B, and Halifax
MALTA-Arrived Feb 4-Stmr Moltke. via
Funchal. etc, ON cruise.
HAMBURG-Arrived Feb 4Stmr Patricia,
from New York. via Dover
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Sum. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent.
NoTEThe high and low waters occur at
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FOR o. 5. Navy Yard and Vallejo.

strs. General Frisbie. Monticelo and Arrow.
: az m: sundays 9:45 a. M. II 80 noon.
q M. $40 D. m. Leave Vallejo. a m.
4 m u: 80 D. m, 3:15 p m (s545 D. m
Saturday,. p. m Sundays. a m, q. m.
3 90 m. s 0. m. Pier 2. foot Mission a.
phone Main 150s. HATCH BROS.
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NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides sof the
day in the order of occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there but three tides as
sometimes occursA The heights given in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when a minus (-)
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is eubtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters
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Memoranda.

Per stmr Olympic-Lost blade Of propeller
on passage down.
Per ship Henry Failing. from Newcastle.
W. Feb 2ESailed from Newcastle Dec
2. had fine weather to the south end of New
Zealand. which was passed on the seventh day
o,,t. had light and battling winds to the equa-
for which was crossed Jan Is, in long 1853 II
w. got the NE trades at the equator and car
ried them TO lat 20 n; thence to port variable
winds.
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Time Ball.

Branch Photographic ONCE. u 8. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. CAL.
February "a. 1905.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
at noon of the 10th meridian, or at 8
n M. Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. N. in charge.
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SAN FRANCIsCo .7o-5o

The following are the seasonal rainfals to
date as compared with those Of same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
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oonpAeNrE aENERALE TRANsATLANTIoUE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-Paris: fin
Saiiing every Thursday instead or 48RnE
Str-7av AZ 10 a. m, from Pier A.
Norfh River. foot Of Morton ST.
FIRST class TO Havre, $40 and upward sec
- erase to Havre S45 and upward GEN
Ss1s. ETsAI AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
TANADA. 80 Broadway (Hudson buildlns),
49, York n r FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast
S~s,ts MONTGOMERY avenue. San Francisco
1riclets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.
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Weather Report.

Q2cth Merldian-Pacific Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24-5 p. m.
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oeeanIcSSCo ;;s : az; j: ::::; = !: :,:;; :: i:

&C ALAMEDA for Honolulu. Mar A. II A-M-
3 8 MARIPOSA for Tahiti. Mar 10, IL a M.
e SIERRA for Honolulu. Samoa. AUCKLAND
and sydney. Thurs. Mch 16. 2 p M
lnsPRECKELSa BROS CO., Agts., Ticket once 643 Mar
Isf ETlghr ono, SH Marksl ST.. Pier ], PasIl; st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25

IcstiIIdlION SAfI8.
Seldovia & Way Ports. Feb. %
skagway q Way Ports. FEB. IS
Skasway q way Ports Mar.
seward q way Ports. Mar.
Skagway & Way Ports. Mar. r
Valdez & Seward Mar. 4
Skagway & Way Ports. Mar. &
Skagway & Way Ports. Mar. I
Seldonia & Way PortslMar. Ia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
SOLO SOPRANO BOYS
ARE IN ATTRACTION

The reputation which the Westnain-
ster Glee and Concert Party have won
during their recent world tours. should
BE- sufficient guarantee that those who
90 10 hear this unique body a. the
Opera House are not likely % be dis
appointed
\ feature which VIII undoubtedly
prove Of popular interest IS the ap-
pearance Of The solo soprano boys. who
ara said 70 rank amongst The most
celebrated boy solots-s II England
These little lads have received their
musical education a. tia London Col
lege O. Ch0risters- where esTrecia.
training Is given II the particular class
q music which they have come from
England % regale rs with.
The company have q repertoire q
ninety pieces. al q Which are sung from
memory. and during their series q con-
GERS hare. = change q program VII
b made nightly.
: must not be implied that because
these gz=e singers are for tE= most part
5ravvz. from rhe famous N-es-nlzE1srsr
4bhev choir hat their selections are q
z sacred nature but for -h@ Special
benefit Of those interested II church
music one number VII b. introduced
szpo2 each program II the form q Al
u1acoonpaE3ed anthem.
n addition 70 TIE ballads prol112s
By Madame Marie Hoo-on- the E1g-ls1
co1t7alt0. and Er. Edward B-a-2s-
co-be. th= teno-. other members O tLis
party. 51--c5z-z some o TIE boys WIZ
appear as s7iois+s. whilst The lighter
vein 81 huuor i forthcoming n the
musical sketches II NJ Dudley CA-s-
-c-
We anticipate that this popular party
O musicians VII draw large audi
e-1=s during -hz@ sEc-- v5zlr here
-re plans for subscribers open z:
wall Nichols Cos -13s morning a
O'Clock ard 70 ths general pubic O.
afo-5zE-
\ z-acfa1 matinee has bean arranged
for Saturday afternoon. December e
and u give al opportunity = --e Ez-z-1l2
students G. the schools and colleges n
admission has been placed a. ; cent
d al parts q -hs house for tGsI1-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09

miles of macadam roads, for the coun-
~ of Kauai, Hawaii. viii be received
by the Beard Of Supervisors until
a. m, January 2. 1886
Copy of specifications, cross sections
and blank form for submitting pro
posaI, win be furnished 10 any intend
ing bidder on written request accom-
panied by deposit Of five dollars adj
dressed TO c. H sweetser, County
Road Supervisor Of Lihue. Kauai
\ certified check for two thousand
dollars Cs2o0o) must accompany each
The Board Of Supervisors reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals
By order Of Board of Supervisors
H D. WISHARD.
Chairman
Lihue- Kauai, December 5. 1905 7zsE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
SHIPPING NOTES.

i is stated that the ship Kenilworth
departed on November s from New
castle for Honolulu No report II thu
departure OF the Kenilworth has been
received here
The British bark EngeIhorn now out
8 days from Newcastle for Honolulu
is reported ID have put into Sydney H..
distress The news Of the u1ishap to
Il2e vessel came N a private letter by
the 3 :. Sonoma last week It was
stated that the EngeIhorn had been
dismasted- No official adyices On the
subject have been received. however
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
HIT THE wharf

CERTAIN h. z Howard, superinterad-
ent u TIE Oceanic Steamship Com
panv, has often stood On the stringers
Of Pacific street wharf ard told incorn~
ing masters 1T ne company's liners
how % 5ack -ae5r vessels, whether the
tide was ~ eop Or food Sometimes
tte supertn1endenr-s voice was not lew
and MS Instructions were rot gentle.
He has scared some Of the company's
eaptains almost 10 death by his man
ner-for instance, Captain James Rem
NE q ne liner Mariposa, who aP>
preached me dock Or one occasion dur
i strong tide and vas unable 70
make docking. Rennie afferFEard
heard 4ron superintendent Howard
And stu LATER Rennie eonfded in Z
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09

The old Alameda is in port once
more. Instead Of getting IN early yes
rerday morning. she did not arrive
until after one o'clock in the afternoon.
having been LATE IN getting away from
Frisco
Al her Old officers ara IN her, except
the doctor. Who - now OF the Sonorr=-
There was some speculation as 10 1E'-2
vvould bring per down, The agents L.
ing unable Thursday ID state whether
her old captain would bring her down
or someone else.
The delay II getting in caused q mix
Up n 1he Hawaii and Maui county
mail This was 70 have gone by TIE
NfkahaIa On Lhs Mauna Loa run, but
as i was. the Inter-Tsland people
agreed q send TIE CIaudine on over -
HiIo from kIpahuIu, 50 that HIlo PEG
pie VIII get their mail On Sunday and
he CIaud1ne VII come back % Maui
ana her regular schedule, simply steam
ing . Hilo instead OF laying up On
I Maui over Sunday.
I Among those OF board axe Admiral
H stevens. U.s.N. retired. and
Mrs. stevens. who are On their way 10
India: .. r Mann Of the Eva plarla-
-ior. returning from a trip 70 his cid
home IN Scotland: H H stevens and
zvife. Of Colorado Springs. Col, who are
taking a vacation. Mr.. Stevens being
manager Of one OF the large hotels at
Colorado Springs: J. Newark and wife
OF Los Angeles, starting on tour Of
the world. who VII remain here for
visit: Il. c. Kellogg. Of the WahiaFFa
dam construction, returning from
1rfp 70 the Coast, " L Grieve. return
ing from 2 visit n California; Miss l.
< Hart OF Honolulu: f G Brewster
Of New York. who has visited IN Homo
lulu before, for quite visit: h /
Graham freight agent for Spreckels &
CO II san Francisco, On q vacation;
4 H Motif. The vel known travelling
passenger agent far mainland rail-
roads, 70 remain ten days; T. P Stew
enson and wife. I 4 Cary. aeconpa-
MED By Mrs. Cory. who are making
2 t-ip for pleasure, and J. Baeteke, well
! 1-rr.--- hare
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friend that i was pretty hard bring
ing asship into this port
%. mon. h said, n his broad
Sc6rch acce1t, II = first making -he
l4rs3. and thar there's Captain How
ard"
captain Howard 5ockez . ship him
s=2S yesterday = was the Alameda.
lately repaired after being o. the FoE1
Point rocks Spiek and span, the Ala
media was taken out by Captain How
ard for a trial "trip. She was run down
the hay and up through Raceoou
straits and back 10 Pacific street In
attempting 10 re-enter her slip the Ala
media ran into Jackson street wharf
cutting through stringers, shed and roof
for distance Of Al. least ten feet, and
incidentally causing a pie of sacked Pc
taroes on the wharf 70 fail into the
lay Incidentally, also, whitehall
boat, in which Henry and Edward
Desmond were waiting 70 take the
Alamsdas lines, was caught by the
Alameda and crushed Ike an egg
shell against the wharf The TWO Des-
Elonas jumped overheard and chung %
piles, momenrarily expecting 70 De kill
81 by the steamer, which seemed 70 be
blowing clear through the wharf. They
were, however, soon rescued After ex-
treating herself from the wreckage. the
Alameda was finally docked, with only
2 SCARED stem 10 show for her adyen-
ture-
Captain Howard IS expected 70 - on
hand al the docking OF the liner So
noma next MoRday.-ChronIcle No
yegnber 50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
Upset Price

Particular attention should Be given
70 these lots by those who desire
beach property for summer homes
The lots have frontage Of from seventy
five go 20 TWO hundred (2o9) feet O.
the main road around Oahu, and p-ae-
ideally the same num1zr q feet On tas
sea beach
Terms. cash. L. : Gold Coin
For plans and further particulars.
apply at Department Of Public Lands.
judiciary Building. Honolulu
JAS. " PRATT.
Comm lzsione- II Public Lands.
Honolulu. December stu 1855
7zsa-Dee. :. 10. Is. Il. % =, -. 8. Jan )
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
THE ALAMEDAs REPAIRS.

The steamship Alameda is once more
alongside her old dock pier No. I. She
came down from the Union Iron Works
yesterday She is spic and span and
as fresh and as clean as a whistle from
stem 10 stern No one 70 look al her
ROW would imagine that she even
bumped on the rocks or that the waves
ever swashed through her for ten days.
She went On the rocks al Fort Point
on Saturday. September 80. where in
Vulnerable holes were punched IN her
bottom, her rudder post was twisted.
and extensive damage was done TO her
machinery and fittings.
Now after less than TWO months. she
Is back at her old place, ready 70 60
into commission. and as completely
fitted out and Is in as hne shape as
any liner that plows the Pacific waters
Besides having had her machinery
and boilers overhauled. an entirely new
refrigera ting plant has been installed.
All her joiner work has been touched
Up, while she has been practically re-
upholstered In fact her interior makes
her look Ike q brand new ship. The
work OF salving has undou bredly been
one OF the best Jobs ever done on the
Coast, while the work Of putting the
vessel into sea-going shape has been
done with efficiency and rapidly The
cost Of saving and repairs amounts 10
about $4,000. The Union Iron Works
did the work Of repairing her She was
insured for S265.e0o al the time she
ran ashore The cargo was valued at
about s150, 900 and was insured for
500. eo0 She is now taking on her
cargo and viii leave this port on De
cember , 70 go back on her old run
70 Honolulu The travelling public VIII
be glad 10 have the popular vessel back
in the service-CaIl, Nov. g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that At IL
o'clock noon, Saturday. January Sta
1866. there viii be sold at Public Auc-
ton under the provisions of Part 4
Section i, Land Act, 1885, at the
front entrance 70 the judiciary Build
ing, Honolulu, the following Beach
Lots at Hauula. koolauloa, Oahu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED,

OAHU SUGAR CO. LID
TIE e-o-kbooks q the Oa19 sugar
ca. I'D VIII be closed Cor transfers
f-o-7 December Il 20 :, both oates II
elusive -..---.-,
II PF~0TESEACER-
Treasurer, Oahu Sugar Co, LII
TEE
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NOTICE.

During ny absence from the Terri
-7-- z Bu~a1deau vii act for me z
I'll matters under fan power q ar'2F-
z X QUINN
Honolulu. De- :. 1853 ~
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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that al Z
O'Clock noon Saturday, January 8.
1866. there VIII % sold Al PuoiI1 Anc-
ton under the provisions Of Part VI
tCasn Freetol6s}. Lar1 Acc, 1888, a
-he front entrance 70 the judiciary
Building. Honolulu the following lots
o the Pu5lIc Land O Pukele- Palo-o,
Oahs.
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Lot No. Area

These lots are cIasse5 as Agricultural
land are located about o1e-half q
nile -auka q tha Rapi5 Transit Line
70 Eai,auk5. and front on good ROADS
running rsa-za- from zy-aialae Road
opposite IN ATer1e-
p,a-s - The 1o-z and tal particulars
nay - obtained a. he Land I'sa@T'-
1T judiciary Building Honolulu
JAS. X. PRATT,
Commissioner O. P1bltc Lands
Honolulu. : 4. December 5. 1893
-z--Dee. s. :. Is. 3, g, jan 8
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Sealed proposals tor constructing
.-,,-oxf-aat@ly seven and one-hzlf %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09

Imported pipes in cases OF companion sets. Alst
pipes IN Meerschaum or Brair wood
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09

Adjustable floor ash trays
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GEORGE LUCAS.
Clerk
Honolulu. 7 Il, December 5. 1865
Dee. z. i. l.
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Cigars and cigarette cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
GREAT ORGAN RECITAL.
Most PretentiSus Prsaram Given by
Prof Mcclellan This Season,

About 5000 people attended the or.
gan recital given in the Tabernacle yes.
terday afternoon, and the greatest In
terest was manifested In the program
throughout Prof. A. A, Stanley dean
Of the musical faculty of Michigan
university was present, having stopped
over on his way east from q coast trip.
and sat IN the center OF the auditorium
during the recital a very much inter-
ested listener Prof. Mcclellan, the or
ganist. was his pupil at Ann Arbor, ana
Dean stanley expressed himself at the
close OF the recital as having good rea-
son 10 be proud of him lie was de-
lighted with the mastery way with
which the MendclssJhu organ sonata
and the overture to Tlnnhauser were
played He was only In town "a few
hours. and left by the evening train FOR
Michigan.
The recital was unquestonably the
best that Prof Mcclellan has given
this season. a fitting finale to his ap-
preaching trip 10 the Portland fair The
great MendelssOhn sonata for the or
San Is a most prctentious composition,
bringing on, every feature Of organ
playing and requiring the largest and
most varied registration to produce
properly the effects intended by the
composer, The arpeggio work is par
ticularly difficult, as the movement in
which they are largely grouped is Of the
more intricate fugue order and three
voices, one for each hand, and one for
the feet are interviewer SO that the
highest talent Is required 10 handle
the score artlstlcally The sonata is
one Of the greatest OF organ compost
tons, and the immense audience lis
tened with profound interest as the or
ganst presented It. such organ works
are rarely heard In this part Of the
country and IL gave that audience a
strong taste for the high order of music
Of which the sonata is an exponent
The Tannhauser overture was an
other immense performance The COM
position, as the musical public Is we'll
aware, bristleS with technical Difficult
ties, a regular chavaux de frise Of
eighth, sixteenth thIrty.second and
slNty-fourth note arpeggios, with lots
Of other things thrown In by way Of
variety, to make the work interesting
for the performer. But the organist
played the overture perfectly, to the
delight OF the great galleries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
SPIKE AND RAIL

Mrs. c. +. Hooper Of Denver, and
party returned home today.
over 100 Christian Church people
came In over the d. & r, q, today.
The Rio Grande brought IN 300 wish
tors TO Salt Lake from the San Juan
country IN Colorado today,
W. II. Bancroft, vice-president and
general manager Of tho oregon Short
Line returned today from his northern
trip
The ogden choir and friends to the
number of 800 will leave FOR the Port
land fair on Friday nc s a, M, by
special train.
The Salt Lake Route brought in 800
eXcursionists OF the Jordan Stake I'M
proyement association from Draper to-
day, They went out TO enjoy the
beauties Of Saltair
Miss Myrtle Moore. sister Of j. l..
Moore of the salt Lake Route UNDER
went an operation for Appendicitis at
Holy Cross hospital yesterday and is
doing nicely, Dr. a, j, Hosmer per-
formed the operation,
w. l.. Guy, OF Pittsburg, assistant
traffic manager Of the Carnegie steel
works has been visiting his friend j.
T.. OglCSly commercial agent OF the
Rock Island, lie was taken for
plunge IN the lake at Saltair and was
enthusiastic over his experience
Today will be- Utah militia day AZ
Lagoon at which It, is expected the
governor ~ some of his staff viii be
present a benefit for the militia band
viii be- given More than 700 people
came In over the oregon Short Line
this morning from Morgan county 20
take part IN the festivities.
The passenger and freight station at
Buriey Ida, on the Twin Falls eNten.
sion OF the Oregon Short Line is about
completed Homeseekers who have OBJ
tanned lands are shipping IN their goods
IN large quantities, the, majority of
them coming from Iowa and the middle
west,
v G. Bayard special excursion con-
ductor Of the Chicago d Northwestern
came In today with seven carloads Of
Christian church people en- route to
California. They attended an organ
recital at the Tabernacle at 1 o'clock,
went to Saltair at 4, and leave for the
Pacific coast over the Short Line ana
Southern Pacific this evening
--- Co.
Burnotts Vanilla Extract has outlived
criticism, 10 Is the finest and hest vaDll.
Ia extract that can be bought Use IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
Motor Cars ON U. p.

, WI lhe future building and use Of the
n. .' sb car developed IN the Union Pact
rad save. ''oH'e' vi 'nat
T., S'lu Hartman Is fully convinced as
"a, ,Ie ItctFslty and future use OF the
~ '.oI cars. and It Is simply a question
ny" last we can perfect them. We
s,i,,t SNpef' to make the first few alb.
yni wy perfect but the lmperfections
sl,l'9 e overcome rapidly. the car
MAY constructed has run over 5000
ritv and has demonstrated It's capa-
~ rt N that direction. a...
go,tLhe.e ere over 200 branch lines on
r,, I' s', roads over which trains are
n'a5 SIMPLY because the tracks are there
''N ''o' Because there lie any profit de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
southern pacliic Booklet.

I1e Southern Pacific has lust issued
another OF its beautifully Illustrated
9oos.a.s THIS one Is descriptiye of
h.Ugs River canyon. which lies about
lN miles southeast of the Yosemite
.,N Id by travellers to be equally in.
.''eUHg The state Of California has
priated $4,000 TO construct a road
,1N Gen. Grant National Park 10 the
resort The newly opened field
% r9ut Of the beaten path. and hence
Tlu De doubly lnterestong 10 tourists.
r tns booklet is superbly illustrated by
,.H9lHctlons Of recent maps and pho.
r, s,apls by Prof ]. N. lie Conte. The
i,.." luo.lcation can 'be had free on ap.
ne egllah TO any OF the Southern Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
IIold.up Failed,

Eugene, or, Aug, ia daring at
tempt at hold-up occurred on the main
street OF the city al . o'clock this
morning. a masked man entered the
Hoffman house, one OF the principal
hotels, and demanded that the night
clerk open the cash register and hand
him the contents The clerk cvaded
the man by saying that he did not have
the key, With an oath the man left
the Office and ran down the street, The
clerk gave the alarm and two police
officers gave chase overtaking the rob-
Der and ordering him to surrender. The
hold-up's response was three shots
from a revolver at one officer, the
FIRST shot tnking effect In the neshy
part Of the left leg, incapacltating
the officer from further pursuit The
robher escaped,