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Flour and Tarinaccous Goods.
Itay an,l EeedsynfYs.

The circular or Scott Il Magner says OF Hay
have amoiiitel to 2J5s tons Uf tSs amour r1unf
1900 tons came TO us by railroad ahd the bal
auce by water. The railroad company has beer
50 blockaded and hafhpered In having thei
yards and tracks filled with ioadeh cars a
Eastern merchandise that toe receivers of IIaJ
enough Hay this week 10 supply the demand
How long this condition viii pfevsi1 no ono
npparentiy appears able TO say Conditions arr
this way for awhile yet. The toasumptiou con
tinues quite extensive, and. whiie It is yery
ue ss great 5t, MAN, Of the smaller horses a
from tue cry since the nrs stu quite pumbe'
Ss me Il n. s's eroe sy
but now that We att having rain II neces
is most unfortunate to have this rain at thi,
time, when we are In the midst Of hny cuttipf
and when the Hay crop prospects "a many dis
lsbcl on account Of conditions which cause Oh.
quotations to be largely nominal. There bns
been some export movement lately. bnt to nc
great extent. There has been practicable 6e
Alfalfa arriving and the demand for this article
at this time is very moderate.
Stray Is in light supply, with the demand
Tbe 6rst carload Of new Hay for this season
arrived arrived on Saturday, II belonged to Scott 4
in .the. Hay market. Its quality was particn.
iarIy fine. 1t was green. clean, Of nice Length
and n! better than last years Volunteer. 1t was
This ear was sanlple OF the Volunteer NJ
this year. but the rnin We have Just hnd wifi
stain and damage the crop to such an extent
that not much Of this kind can now be
looked for.
RfibbSnissssoSs5 RibbIisss,aSssess ess ssr psa ss'- ton.
SHORTS--s2i G22 per son
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, s2402B.
per ton; Cocoanut Cake or Meal at Minis, ses
in 10 and $e5 30 In 8 ton lots; jobbiny. $a4:
Com Meal, s2s93e: Cracked Corn, &S@30;
Mixed Feed. $24@25; Horse Beahs n3i,inaI:
Broom Corn Feed. 8oc per ctI: Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. s1p.50: jcbbing $50 per ton; Meal.
quantities.
IIAY--Choce Wheat Hay, $io@is per ton ;
Good Wheat Hay, Sigh, other grades Wheat
s1i@13; Wheat aud Oat $l0@14S0. TSinc
Dat. sl0Gi3.50; Wild oat, sedll.5o; Alfalfa
g1n61ll. 80.
SfRAw--Per bnie. <0H55c.
Beans and Seeds.
handlers are mnifins concessions to large
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London Closing Stocks.
CIearing.Kuuse Banks.

NEW YORK. May aG.-The statement Of the
lie banks hold $6.c94. I50 ever tie legal reserve
eouirements. THIS Is a decrease of s3. 435, rs
ader last week. The statement follows:
Loans 81. o43 800. 500. Increase Ss tjGS. 100: de-
sits 81 oS2 T3i Sto. Increase 81. SOS. 900; cIrcu-
itloa S49. 034. 300. decrease SIG 800: legal
nGers 81. .SDS,lo0. increase s.. 5O0. 200: specie
LOO. decrease 81. .9ta. $50; reserve required
IS. lS2 $50, increase 81 4T4 Ta5: surplus SCI e94
-. decrease 81. 435, 10: ex-JHited States de-
lS!;S $li. 29S, 700. decrease 81. GS1 na5
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Truce in Funeral Drivers Strike

declared in the strike of the down.
town funeral drivers yesterday after a
conference between committee of
strikers and the coach owners. BY
the terms of the agreement the driv-
ers are to get their demand OF $14 a
week and eleven hours OF out of every
twenty-four until the end of this
month, when the coach owners and
the drivers will meet again and try
to effect permanent agreement.
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Meats and Poultry.

There was very little doing ia Poultry yestef.
day aud holders were Obliged to shhde prices
to &feet elearances OF casried-orer stock
Fresh Meats closed the week easy with the
market literally supplied with an descriptions
PogITRy-P~r dozen: Hens. s450fa6 old
Boosters So 5nk1 = 10; Young Roostsrs. $S0s7.5o:
eieeons, si@l.2S: Squads. $l.z3
FRESH MEATS-Wha'esa'e rates per pound,
from sianghtefefs to dealers. are as follows:
Beef. 5ia46Me for Steers aud Sc for Cows,
yeaI. GG81se FOR large and fGesc for small:
Mnfton. 1.dt9c for Wethers and III 6se n.
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SUMMARY.

Silver and exchange rates about as
above
Wheat firm. with light trading.
Barley quiet, but firmly held.
Oats firmly held.
Corn inactive.
New volunteer hay i'm from Antioch.
NO change i'm -four and millstuffs.
Pink and small white beans weak
others firm.
Fresh fruits i'm demand and gencr-
ally higher.
Cherries reported damaged by the
rain.
Fresh meats i'm liberal supply and
easy.
Poultry quiet and weak.
Eggs firm.
Butter steady.
..-- Cheese weak.
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buyers OF Pink aud small White Beans. but arc
exacting stiG prices for all other descriptions.
"a. small white, $s.40aa.50; large White.
$2.4gM21o; Pink. s1.s5@e,05; Red. $4 Lima,
f4 4.c0@4.7J; Red Kidneys, S404.25; Black
sEEDs-Erown Mnstnrd. .$i.5pc14f5; Yel-
low Mustard. $3.5o@3.s5; FiaxseSd S2.500a3,
Canary 6egGEc; Alfalfa 12c; Rape 31a @;c:
Timothy. &c; Hemp. 5Gl51sc per lb Miilet,
34aNc; Broom Corn Seed. $20@2l per ton
DRIED PEAS-Nfles, $1.S5; Green Peas,
50 15E1o H0 Der ell :
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 26.-.rhere was no
uuotable change in the metal markets to-
day and business was quiet as usual I'm
the absence of cables. Spot tin was unset
tied az ta0.50@4l.
Lake copper is firmly held at S1S.75@
10; eIectroiytic. slS.371H@16.75. and cast
ing at $l8.25 501S.37k.
Lead was duh at $5.759595, and spell
ter at S5.S5@5.95.
Iron was quiet and unchanged.
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREIfON.
PORTLAND. May 26.-.Wheat; Club,
13c; bluestem:. TAG @5sci valley, T9@7ic.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA May 26.--Wheat: Tn
changed. Export: BluesteHl, 75c; club.
7Sc; red, Toe.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 2e.-Close: Money on call,
nominal; loans.
Time loans arn: 50 days, Az per cent; 30
Prime mercantile paper-4sz a54 per cent.
sterling exchange. steady, at $4-S520@ $3.50
bills
Posted rates--S4S3 and s4.S6l5.
Commercial bills-$4.Sl% @4.S2
Bar silYer-67 1sc.
MEXICAN dollars-52c.
Bands-Governments steady; railroads. heavy.
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Receipts Of Produce for May g.

Flour. 5osi 1r SKIS. whrnt. IT'S ctls; Barley,
4i3o cts: Oats. 1896 ctls: Corn. 40 ctis; Tai
low. 18a ctls; Sugar. $500 cts: Middings. 300
4i3 tons: Hops, p12 bales: Wool baies Shorts,
3i0 SKIS, Leather, II rolls; fiides. 01s, Peits.
1910 bsiis: Brhtdy. 30 gals; Wine. $500 gals;
Lumber, 615 NJ feet. Lime, 104l bbis; Paper,
635 rolls. Chicnry. 45 bbls
From Oreson--fotatoe 3T5 SKIS.
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Prince Guest OF President.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Prince
Maharajah G4ekwar of Baroda and
his brother were the guests of Presi-
dent Roosevelt at luncheon to-day at
the White House.
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Oceanic 5. S. Co.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND,
SAMOA. HONOLULU.

S. S. SoNoMA SAILS p. M. MAY 81.
HONOLULU only-S. s. Alameda sails IL
"a m, June 3. Round trip, irst-class.
1925.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEASHS. S. Mariposa
sails IL a. m, July l. Grand Tour this
voyage for native fetes, S125; days on
Tahiti.
J. d. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.
General Agents. Pier No. Z. foot Pacific
ST., San Francisco. Oakland office, 1908
Broadway
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Cheap Round. Trip Hates East Via North.
ern Pacific Railway.

Chicago and return. $50: st. Paul and return.
$40; also special rates to New York, Boston. st.
sale June 9, Z. July 2, 5. August Z, S. 0. Sept
3 and TO- Make reservations now. Do not for
get that side trip into Yellowstone Park. Write
or call for informa tion. T. X. Stateler. General
Agent 1l14 Broadway, Oakland. Gal.
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Northern Bnsincss.

PORTLAND. May 2G.--olearinss. sI46.S34;
balances. si6I1
TAUoSfA. May 2e-c,earings. s54l.e,S; bal
anccs. $5a.as
SEATTLE May Chickering's, sl,ess. .es';,
sfoKASE. May eo.-cearInss. s5s4,sfs;
ba Iane.ss ST. auS
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION-Don't miss the big consgn-
Iaent of horses. wagons. Ouggies, carts
and harness of every description at Thir-
teenth and HARRISON seets. Wednesday,.
May %. IL a. IN. WM. CLOUGII. AIc-
tioEeer.
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veteran Cashier Indicted.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Charles NJ
George, for twenty years cashier of
the Probate Court. was indicted to-
G450O
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. JJouis wool Mnrket

ST. LOUIS. May 2G.---wool. STEADY;
medium grndes, cornbing and clothing.
% 930c: light fine. 22@2ac; heavy fine, Is
G20c; TUB washed, 33@3a1zc.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. May .5.-Today's statement
the treasury balances in the general fund
ows- Available cash balance. $I5S. 81. GIL: /:
d coin and hnilion, $7I SSi $50; gold certif-
fes. -S45.2iO, $50.
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Bnttcr. Chcese and EGGS.

CHICAGO May 2o..-On the Produce Ex
creameries 14@20f dairies, i8GI7c: eggs
steady; ut mark, cases included. I4Tc; frsts
l4hc; prime frsts, 1J1sc; extras. 1Sc; cheese
steady. l06l1e.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Qlicago.

CHICAGO. May 2e.-cATTLE-Receipts
300: market steady: beeves. $4G5.S3: cfxs and
helfers Sl.GoI4S0; calves. $4,000. 70; stock
and feeders. 50. .ss@4.s5
HOGS-Rccclpts. $4,000: Monday. $1,000:
market 5@I 1oc lower: mixed and Butchers, So %
GEO; good heavy, $c.ip6pG,,0. rough heavy.
S6l3G6so: light, Sc. 2o9e4Il2; pigs, $1,000
6.35: bulk of sales. $B.42A 1GJe.
SIiEEP-Reccipts, $500; market steady:
sheen. s3.5dM6 20;F yenrlings. s0.60@G.50;
lambs. $5.5o6IGI5
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, May 20.---Cash quotations we're os
follows Flonr. frrn; No. 2 spring wheat. $50
2 corn. asa. q 4lc; No. 2 yellow. 4pl4c; No: 2
oats, ssNc: No; white, s4Ae; No white,
Al a lsc: fair to choice matins, .47@5ae; No. /
haxseed. sI-oots; No / Norfhw esfern, sl.l5:
$50; mess pork. per bbl. {lG.2U@ G.25: lard,
per loo lbs, ss,7s; short clear sides (boxed)
so.5o@9.Go; WHISKY basis Of bixh wiiits. 81 20.
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Yosamlte NOW onen

SoHtharn Pacific announces two routes-via
RAYMOND Big Trees and lovely vawoua. and vis
Stage ride but one day either way. See any
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New York cotton Marker.
New York Grain and Produce.

:Ew YORK. May 26-spo; cotton closed
'rt; middliag upiands. II soc; middllng gulf.
-. 40 sales.
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Imports az New York.

NEW YORK, May 2s.--Total imports of
merchandise and dry goods at the port
were valued at sl3,663.57l, Total Imports
of specie at the port of New York for the
week ending today were $50,14 silver and
s2.219,579 gold.
Total exports OF specie from the port
of New York for the week ending today
were s11S4, 436 silver and $322.6 gold.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental 5. q. Coz
Have Opened Their General ofaces at
217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco

Steamers will leave wharf, corner
First and Brannan streets, I D. m, for
Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at
Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo). Nagasaki and
Shanghai, and connecting at Hong
kong with steamers for Manila. India,
etc. No cargo received on board on
day OF sailing.
SIS. Hongkong Maru.Tues.. June 5.1s06
SIS. America Maru.-Tues., July 3, 1905
SIS. Nippon Maru-. Sat, July Is, 1905
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and Do sSage apply at
Office, corner First and Brannan SITS.
W. II. AVERY.
Asst. General Manager.
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FOR PORTLAND
AND COOS BAY

s. s. BREAKWATER (Spreckels Line)
will sail for Portland. via Coos Bay. on
or about June at ) p. m. from How
ard No. 2, San Francisco. Office 1908
Broadway, Oakland. or at Pier Z. San
Francisco. Low rates
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The stock Boards

The Mining Stock Boards viii resume
their daily sessions tomorrow in the Mer-
chants Exchange building.
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sEcRE ..ARYs OFFICE:

sEcRE .-ARY's OFFICE:
Oceanic steamship Company.
hakzlau Plantation Company.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company.
kilauea Sugar Plantation Company.
r.. w. THOMAS, Secretary,
2023 California ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Stockholders. Please send yoar present
address
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
iSTERyATI0NAL.
Wheat and other Grains.

bftdt st1iCt otHtF dFutHS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trading was light on
Change. the market ruied strong all around
Northern B'tiestpm beinE particularly frn, Will
most holders Refusing to sell fur less than 81 40
An advance IN ,srthern Wheat may be expected
at any time. a. the grain Is relatively higher
at shipping points than here.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. $I.spsfi.s5; California White
rornia. Sl.soai .5Ss northern CinD. 81 80;
Northern B,uestern si-s1 e @1 .40 Noffhern Red,
81 .3215 1.35 per ell.
FUTURES.
Morning session--l0 TO - O'clock
May-No sales s1.3i asked.
Decemhef-No salrs; $f.34t. bid, $l.30 asked.
Ne Afternoon session.
BARIEY-rhe market was quiet and un-
,sss Is ,Sey @ sa sss
near the country milling centers Reports tha
new crop carsed a nrrnef feeling among sellers
who were not Inclined 10 urge buslness at the
prevailing rates.
CASH BARLEY.
sl.i0G1.15 for common and $l.1s@I.i7ts foI
FUTURES.
Morning sesgion-fo to f2 o'clock.
May - 81 iofs9ii Isi sla,ss nisss; SIS iSy ), csss ss
No afternoon session.
oArs-closed quiet. with the selling interests
still holding nnt for previous prices.
@ res tsr @ and f'' sGSs Gsss e. Ssf ebsiss q 4;
WhIfe,. $i,os@i.I5; B,acs, sf4eai. .1sii per ell
CORS--Traders were paying but little attpn
tion to the grain and tie qIotatiSns were nom
inslly unchanged.
California N.55esi. 90 for small round sei.
low; Western. mixed. $i.3ei4: yellow. d. 500
1856; white. $l.30@l. 40 per eti.
Flour and Tarinaccous Goods.
Flour i plentiful and quiet locally. bht there
is a good movement In shipping Channels, and
the mlilers seemed satisfied to let tile quota.
tious stand for fiie preseat. Trade In Milistuns
is Of AVERAGE proportions
FEoUR---osliferaia Family f,xtras,. .saosG
BIO, nsnai terms; BaEefs' Extras 81 .$oata co;
Oregon and Washington, 80. So@ps per barrel,
ds follows; Graham Fioar. 1926 per fot
lhs; Rye Flour 1913, Rye. Mai, $S.5b; Rice
Fsopr, IS; Corn Meai, $2..t5; srttd Cream do
81 Il: Oat Meal. s4.sealT II; oat, qrodts. a. Is;
lleniins, ss.7sM!; Bntgwheat fisaf, t45oG
4.75; Cracked Wheat $3,13; FafinA $40:
Mhqe wheat Flour; $50; Rolled Oats bbis,
$3.50; in sacks. ss.i6 Pearl Bzriet. 50: Split
peis, boxes. $3.50: Green Peas sS.se per 100
n<ainHs.
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TICKET OFFICES

San Francisco, Front OF Ferry Building
Oakland ........... 96S Broadway
s. F. Freight Office. ..... Broadway Wharf
C. ID. DUNANN. C. p A. San Francisco.
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Beans and Seeds.
Handlers are aaakins concessions to large
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New York Bonds.

Total sales. ..... .23U. 700
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Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May 2e.-The leading futures
ranged ae follows.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-09-08
SENSATIONAL LAW
SUIT AT MANHATTAN

Manhattan is promised a sensational
law suit. 1t will be injunction proceed
ings brought by the Little Joe mining
company against the Manhattan-H Hum
boldt mining company, says the Man
haitian News.
The latter has, according to w. j..
Argell, jumped all the holdings of the
Little Joe, or rather purchased the
claims for $500 from Engineer Watson
who did the relocating.
Mr.. Arkell says that his company last
week purchased the Cook fraction ad-
joining the property of the Little Joe.
After surveying and filing the location
notice it vas learned that the Little
Joe locators had never filed their loca-
ton notices in the Recorders office in
Manhattan, but did so in Tonopah.
Mcclellan Bros. are attorneys for the
Humboldt company. They have advised
Mr.. Arkell that by not recording the
claims in the district, the Little Joe
people have surrendered all their rights.
Upon receiving this advice Mr.. ArkelPs
company located all of the ground OF
the Little Joe.
Mr.. Arkell says that his company will
begin work Immediately upon the Little
Joe and that trespass notices have al.
ready been served to prevent the re.
moval of any ore now on the ground.
The technicality under which the
Little Joe was relocated affects nearly
one hundred claims in the district, which
were recorded at the county seat, but
not in the district.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-09-08
THE MANHATTAN MINES
Taken from our Manhattan Exchanges.

in the camp, and where it will be con-
tiguous to the railroad that promises to
be constructed to the camp in the near
future, The mill will cost in the neigh
borhood of a quarter of a million dol
lars, and a much larger sum will be ex-
pended upon the waterworks, the sup
ply for which will come from Jet
canyon. 1t is conceded that the surface
showing in Manhattan is the greatest
Of any mining camp in the west and the
mill will certainly be worked to the
limit at great profit to the owners, even
if the price for reduction be placed at
once at one-ifth the present transpor-
tation charges on ore.
Another discovery was made on the
Amethyst several days ago. A new
vein was encountered on the south side
of the gulch. Two holes have been
sunk to a depth of seven or eight feet,
where the ledge is two or three feet in
width. Good milling values are found
in the ledge.
81 have met with nothing but a sue
cession of delightful surprises since ar
irving in Manhattan, said John w.
Cavanaugh as he awaited the arrival
Of an automobile in which to begin his
return journey. Mr.. Cavanaugh is a
broker with an office at No. II Wall
street, New York City. He handles a
large amount of Manhattan and other
Southern Nevada mining stocks and it
was for the purpose of familiarizing
himself with the properties they repre-
sent that he came to this state. Mr..
Cavanaugh continued: "After having
spent some time in the other camps |
came to Manhattan and visited among
other properties, the following: Mizpah,
Buffalo, Seyler-H Humphrey, Consolidated,
Combination, Briggs 4 Sinclair lease
No. 8 of the Dexter's Union, Amethyst,
Round Mountain Mining & Exploration
Co., Tiger and Sidney lode, Turtle
Dove on Litigation hill, April Fool,
Clock Work and the mill at Central.
| feel more than fully repaid for the
time and money that the trip has cost.
Your mines are an inspiration and
will go back full of enthusiasm and de-
termined to work harder han ever to
induce capitalists to assist in the de.
velopment of the mines of Manhattan
and share in the wealth that will be
produced. / believe that there is a
wonderful future for Manhattan. Nc
other camp in the state possesses ar
equal surface showing. All the ledge;
| have seen in the camp are strong anC
appear to be permanent. Values are
not confined to n or more restricted
localities, but are generally disturbed
throughout the district. Among the
legitimate companies / am certain thai
values are on the upgrade and will con.
tinue to be huge money makers for tn,
next FIVE years"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-09-08
TOnOpah and GOIdfieId RaIIOad
Company.

ana GOIdfield RaIlOad
Company.
Local or Pacific time. Trains leave
Tonopah as follows
For all points east and west via Hazen
7:25 A. M.
Fol-. Goldfeld:-
800 A. M, 4:15 P. M, $40 P. NJ.
Trains leave Goldfield as follows:
For all points east and west via Hazen
5:55 A. M.
For Tonopah:-
5:55 A. M, 9:15 A. NJ, $50 p. M.
Trains arrive at Tonopah as follows:-
From all points east and west via Hazen
1850 P. M.
From Goldfeld:-
7:O5 A. M, 10:l5 A. M, $50 P. M.
Trains arrive at Goldfeld as follows
From all points east and west via Hazen
9:15 P. M.
From Tonopah:-
900 A. M, 5:15 P. M, 9:15 p. M.
Tickets and information at Station
Ticket Office. j. F. MADDEN,
General Superintendent.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-09-08

chinery for the mill
and will be ordere,
arranged at a NEE
that the reduction VIZ
at Mustang hill, whe
down hill haul from
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
IN SUNDAY NAME ONE
Cssca anG Selkirk Nearing
 WhitehOrSe

whitehorse, June S.-The Casea ana selkirk are nearing Whitehorse' They should arrive Saturday night or Sunday morning. The Casca was at Selkirk at 8 a. m. to day and the Sel- kirk there at 9:3O a. n. The White horse sailed from Dawson at 1 p. m' yesterday.
 The Victorian sailed for Dawson at l a. ID. today with S3 passengers. She had the barge Labarge in tow. The steamer and barge had lOI tons Of freight and 3OJ head of stock on board
 The Dawson arrived at Dawson last night. The Columbian was at Selkirk at s a. m.
 The next sailing will be the Bonanza King Saturday. The Casca vii sail Sunday, and the Sslkirk Monday,
 The river is 3l inches above low water.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
It Is Dangerous to Neglect cold

How often do we hear 1t remarked: Its only cold" and a few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. That is of such common occurrence that cold, however slight, should not be regarded. Cahmber- laiu's Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency of cold to result ln pneu- monin. and has gained its great popular ity and eXtenslve sale by its prompt cures of this most common ailment. It always cures and is pleasant to take
 For sale by Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
AT SEATTLE ON SCENT
Department Looking For
 Adams Money

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. {
 Washington, June 8-The secret ser vice has received an intimation from some source that George E. Adams, the Seattle assay theft, has money conceal ed in some New York institution. It is making a search for it. It is believed to be on deposit in some bank.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskon.)
 Washington, June 8.-RepresentatlVe Stephen Brundige, jr., of Arkansas, democrat, bitterly arraigned President Roosevelt yesterday for the extraord' mary amount asked for household and other White House expenses. The amount asked is S3OO,OOO, The speaker compared that sum with the modest allowances to President Mckinley and President Cleveland. He criticised the item which provided for 40 policemen and secret service men to protect the president. He asked why the standing army was not used, He also criticised the item allowing the president 5000
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
FRED HOMEWORK
 GOES THURSDAY

Fred Ronkendorf will leave for Con- rad, where he will open a restaurant and bakery, next Thursday. He will be accompanied by all the members of his family.
 MT. Ronkendorf and family are among Skagway'S pioneers, and they will take with them to the new mining camp on Windy Arm the best wishes of hundreds of friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
Edwin Stuart, Nominated for PenDsYlvania'S Governor

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Harrisburg, Pa, June 7.-The Penn sylvania republicans today nominated Edwin Stuart, of Philadelphia, for gov eruor. It may risult in another repub- lican ticket. Mayor John Weaver, Of Philadelphia, was urged for the nom iuation but the convention was not for him. An effort will be made to combine on Stuart.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 St. Petersburg, June S-The douma and the ministry are hopelessly iuvol- ved over agrarian legislation and a crisis is developing fast,
 It is said the peasants are setzing
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
Prayer Meeting Tomorrow

The regular weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Peniel Mission will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 c'c ock at the residence of Mrs. A. J. Baker, on Fourth avenue, east of Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-08
NAME SIX MORE
 COMMITTEEMAN

Six more committeeman have been named for the Fourth of July cele0ra' tion, The White Pass Athletic cIu0 has selected Matthew Bridge, Howard Ashley and W. c. Blanchard, and the Ladies of the Maccabees have selected Mrs. Frank Lucavish, Mrs. J. D. Stine' bauch aud Mrs. Frank HOsford.