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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION
In Domestic Ports yesterday the reported sail
ing Of the schooner William Renton. from Ray
moha; Tor San Frencisco, was error, the
TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT LoBos. Nov. 1-1o p Weather
foggy; wind SW: velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SANTA BARBARA-Arriyed Oct 3l-Stmr
Santa Rosa, from San Diego. and sailed for
sKAGwAY- Sailed Oct s1-stmr5 City of Sc
PoTLATCH-sailed Oct 81-schr samar. for
TAToosH-Passed Nov 1-stmr Harold Dol
lar. hence Oct 2s. for Seattle.
Passed in Nov 1-Stmr Watson, hence Oct %,
Passed ont Nov Bark Mohican, for Kahuui
shin Thomas, for Valparaiso.
FORT BRAGG-Arriyed Nov 1-Stmr James
) Higgins. hence Oct 90
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Oct 31-schr Mildred,
from Coos Bay.
Arrived Nov 1-Stmr Despatch from Eu-
reka: tug Monarch. with barge Santa Paula in
tow. from Port Hartford.
Arrived Nov 1-schr A West. from Grays
Sailed Nov 1-Schr Dauntless for Grays Har-
nor sehr Blakeley, for Port Blakeley; tug
"aa4p and and Mayfair. for San Francisco.
SEATTLE-Arrived Nov 1--Strnr Dolphin.
from from oo oskagway; stmr City Of Pnebla, hence
oct ~: sfmr Rainier, hence Oct %.
Sailed Nov 1-Stmr Eureka for Tacoma: stlnr
REDoNDO-Arriyed Nov 1-Stmr Santa Mon
Grays Harbor.
RAYMoND-Arrived Oct s1-schr william
Arrived Noy l-schr Espada, hence Oct 2e
MoNTEREY-ssiled Nov 1-stmr Rosecrans,
with schr Monterey In tow, for Portland.
ASToRIA-Arrived Nov 1-stmr Asuncion.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Nov 1-Schr Espada,
hence Oct 26. for Raymond
COOS BAY-Sailed Nov I--Stmr NJ Plant
and tng samson, for San Francisco
Arrived Nov l--Stmr Breakwater, hence
ISLAND PORTS.
I HTLO-Arrived Oct 3l-Stmr Enterprise, with
tug intreIidss in. tow. hence Oct 20.
MAX WEI Arrived. oct 91-Bark Edward
-. 80 EASTERN PORTS.
- NEW YoRK~-Sailed: Oct S1-Stmr Panama,
Arrived Nov t-Br stmr Jesserie. from Yoko-
FOREIGN PORTS.
GIfAHAQUIIe-Sailed Nov Ger stmr Ha-
thof...f for Panama and san Francisco.
r, :, CAI.LAo--s safle'i Oct 14-Br stnr Lennox for
coRoNEII- -,sAiied. Oct 10 Br- stmr Fitzclar-
:ti5E MoyTFsyi lPF hie2aEals oct r sn,r snglo:
African, for New 0rleans.. 80:
/. HAN}kOAy--A -Arl.iyed Oct - --Br stnIr Whine
.bagd hepee'- Sept j. -. : =,
= -IQtjIQ p rived oct Abe stmr Demird;
+. Y9I<9IiaSf|N ==ifled<CjG- estnir I.yra, for
1. er AffEBl LAsr4sls iIsREoR--Arriyea Nov i
:, Blytswood from Haiphong: via Royal
. -NANC0g-vFR- Arrived Nov 1-Br bark Don,
from Plymouth via Ylctoria
kICAPCEco-Sailed. Oct: SQ-Stmr San Jose.
.YItly0RIA- Arrived Nov l-Br :strr. .Eiieric.
:: -. =. OCEAN @sTEANERs: :.
NF;M ,YoRK-- !sliled- Noy .Ir--stlnr Bleucher.
TATP PARAIsCe*Afriyed Nov -i-,r-Stinr; Naupiia.
from Ea coma: yia Sfir FEanctsc for HaInburg...
BRI SB.K KNE=-.Saiied Oct 3I.StIlr Mi0werai for
Ydncenger. -. ~ .?;s
PLYGlOt'TIfE Arlly3d Nov t--Stmr Afaerfka,
frpn New. York, for Cerbourg and :: HaiAb,irs,
and pfeceetled-
, QTEENsTO %:N+Saned Noy i. -23sffnf Teuyaafc;
for. New HGfk.... >: -: 80: >. -:
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CoAST s SHIPPING NEWS
Items ofInterestto Mariners
+. III. .of The Pacific


SAN PEbTEO:- E6g. THE steamer Despatch.
Captais II cher. arrived today from Eureka with
Lilrlber. foupanS-- The rug Monarch. Captain
rFrcel, saIrived from Port HagfoId with TIE
e s,..'.ri 'iu1a 7'i low Fl.n 'il iVl 'n = ~
jon .0il, Companies she cleared again foniSht
+ fey I'crf Harford.- IKE schooner Mildred, Cap
lain kiadiia- arrived to-day from CooS Bay with
Tic .oarkeiifne' Gardiner City IS out two days
from lrays 3iarbor. with a cargo OF lumber for
san. Pedro The -scnoonel- Meta Nelson, al
-Tacosla. Jas been chartered TO load lumber
carso fox san PEDRO
:: -qi.e. fooncr Al: West. Captain Groner.
.ar-iTosl tonight frolf Aberdeen with 100000 feet
~ hiniter' Sic -Srill sle t0wcd inside tomorrow.
Ile sc'f.nrr DaIa.cEs. Captain Na,iler. and the
scloilieF Biakcler.' captain BoaIfe. sailed today
in baiiast. 10 reload the former for Grays
Harb9f and aae' latter for Port Blakeley.
Pie 6teansfr Mayfair. Captain Hansen, haish-
Cd. dis5harpiuc tcr humber cargo and cleared
today fcr StiIlaha 10 reload taking freight and
The schooiiar Lacy Captain Petersen has
arrived from the Jnlpqna River, brihg ginc $780,
ee9 feet 81 lumber consigned TO the Kerclsof
T6e British issl, Queen Elizabeth is out lol
dess from Hambrre for san Pedro with cargo
The schooner Meteor at Aberdeen has been
chartered 70 load a cargo Of lumber for San
The schooner Golden shore, Captain Rasmus
sen has arrived from Aberdeen bringing ESQ.
ana Tidewater Iouiber Company.
Tie steel schooner Coaster, Captain Higgins,
arrived, yesterday IRON Fort Bragg via San
SEATTLE. Nov. 1.-COllector Of Customs Har-
per has advised shipping and custom house brok-
ers fiaf within shIrfy DAYS he expects TO have
Seattles custom house supplied with sn ade-
quare force 10 make clearances promptly
The l. II. Gray Company has again chartered
the schooner Fanny Dutard 10 carry lumber to
San Francisco.
Accondine 10 the Puget So1nd shipping Mas
teTs Association deep water sailors are scarcer
now than ever before The closing Of the Nome
season has not relieved the situation. The
cent increase Of wages to SIS seems 10 have
attraction.
The barkentine Jehn Smith loaded with lumber
for San Francisco sailed yesterday
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DALNY Opened TO
WORLDS TRADE.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 1.-Dalny was
opened to the trads9 :of the world on
September 1 without any ceremony
whatever. according to a report made
to the state Departments by. John Ed
ward Jones, the 8: American Consul.
Zones. says that mar y Japanese cargoes
have arrived At present no business
houses are available. but Jones says
number of Japanese firms have OBJ
tained. permission TO repair buildings
which were damaged during the late
war. and merchants Of other nations
can. obtain. the. sam. e. right Haste is
necessary. however, the Consul says.
s.: AS the ManchuriaI.s. regard wheat as
their staple crop. Jones says, it is
likely that the Sunsari Valley will be
devoted to wheat: newt year, and in con-
sequence there will be a demand for
farming machinery. = Cotton goods are
also in demand. Some American cot
ton fabrics already b ave been. received.
but Japan is working hard for the
trade. The Chinese want dyed cloths
ready to make up and. are. especially
fond of light and dark blue cOlors
Food is scarce and high priced. and 1
Is almost impossible to get labor.
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sH1PP1NG INTELLrGENcE.



"Wednesday October 81
; stmr Ssn Mateo Ross IS hours from Port
land. via Astoria 50 hours
= stnT Mestport. larsen. 30 hours from EureSa
- Thursday. Novembers |
+ StmE SFea% Allen. G2 hours from Crays Hsrbor
= Stlnr orins1it. Stream, G2 hours from Grays
- SfnIr g.danete. Diinlnm. . days from Port
lanq, w ta-eka j. hours.
1. Stmr Coronado. lDhnSon. G5 hours from Ora IS
Harliof. bound south. put in to land passengers.
:, Stmr CITY Of Topeka. Swanson. 20 hoiirs from
: Stmr Hoya. Lee. "A hours from Menaocfpo
Stmr South Coast Patlsen. 1G hours from Cas-
. Srmr lNrro Hansen. 2S hours from Eureka
Strnr sinta. Rosa. Alexander. 40 hours from
stmr Washington. Mason, ia hours from Sc
Br ship. Scottish GIens. Foote iss days from
Bart Annie Johnson. Nielsen, 8 days from
RaFE " B FIint. Hansen. days. from Ia
se6r Bender Bros. Lutgeng. days. from En-
schr Joeeph Russ. Foss. IA days from Seattle.
schr Iuzon, Nelson. days from wiliapa Har-
schr Andy Maboaey, Jensen, go hours from
sehr lizzie Prien. Hansen. a days from Co
: schr 1ieay Wilson. johnson, 5 days from
schr coqueI5s. .Bottger 4 days from coquine
sehr Fortzna. olsens days from willana
sehr- lila a, Engdah 5 hours from Point
CLEARED.
THURSDAY November l.
Stinr Pomona. she's; Eureka S, S Co
Russ bark Ocean, Erikson. Ipswich; Strauss
Bark Andrew welch. MePhail. Honolulu; welch
SAILED.
Thursday November T.
tItE4e-
stmr North Fork Nelson, Eureka
Stmr state Of California Thomas. San Diego.
Stmr Aurelia. Johnson, Astoria.
stmr Santa Cruz. Zeh. Monterey. aetc
Stmr Helen Drew. Gunderson. Greenwood
Stmr Roanoke, aDunham. San Pedro
Stmr Pomona, Shea. Eureka.
Stmr Phoenix. Henricksen. Westport-
Stmr Aztec. Frazier, Portland
Bark Andrew Welcli, Macphail. Honolulu
Schr Abbie Swenke. Grays Harborz
Schr Scquoia, Hdtmaa Nfiapa Harbor.
Schr Oceanic Vance, ~Jorgens0a. Clos Bay
Schr Henry X Hall, Pitz. Port Townsend
Schr Honoipu, Nikindcr, Grays Harbor
RETURNED
Stmr Orient flanders, returned ffom sea in
leaking condition.
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DEVELOPING OLD GLORY.
Silver Lode Tn at Once Yielded For
tunes VIII Again BE Worked.

TONOPAH. Nlv. HI H Clark OF
Alameda, Cal, the man who is known
throughout this. country as "Bullfrog
Clark because OF his successful opera
tions in the camp of that name. has
returned from the Reveille district,
where he is interested in the Old Glory
silver mine. The company is about
TO begin the development OF the prop
erty- A camp outfit and eight men
have been sent ut from here TO be-
gin work. The property lies over a
portion of the ground formerly held
by the Old Fisherman Mining Com
pany and the lodges are a part of the
Fisherman lode. Wears ago that lode
yielded fortunes TO the members OF
the old company. The mine was shut
down when silver Stmmped.
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GAINS DIVORCE AND
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN
Belle G. McCutchan Is Granted Fina
Decree on Ground of Husbands
neSertiOn.

OAKLAND, Nov. belle C. Nc
Cutchane has been granted a final di-
vorce from James w. McCutchan. on
the ground of sdesertion, and to her
has been awarded the custody of two
minor children. :.
Judge Ellsworth has granted an In
terlocutory decree of divorce to Mary
NJ. Lopez from Joseph M. Lopez on the
ground of desertion.
Cecil Mum has sued Fred S. Mum for
divorce on the ground of desertion and
neglect.
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u. S. Branch Hydrographic once.

A branch Of the United States photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange rs
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
6f eXDeDse. Nayigators are cordially invited to
visit the office where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers TO navigation and all
matters of interest TO ocean commerce The
time ball service has been suspended. pending
the reconstruction of the tower of the Ferry
building j. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant Z. S. N. in eharsa
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STOCKS BOOMING AT TONOPAH.
Rise in GOldfleld MsHket Causes Not
able Activity in Rival Town.

TONOPAH Nov. 1.-The remarkable
rise in mining stocksi in the GOldheld
market has reused the whole town
here to a state of wild excitement.
While the boom is at its height the
streets are almost failed with people
and the main topic is the stock market.
Around the brokers' Offices. where the
reports from the SIN Francisco -ex-
change are being received. crowds
gathsE and elbow each other for room
The speculating feveT has seized near
ly all the men here and the postoffice
people state that the incoming and
outgoing mails are n eavily laden with
stocks changing hal1ds. The market
during the first part of this week was
remarkably active. ~. $500.
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MOVE ON DUMBARToN POINT.

OAKLAND, Nov. 1.-The Central Pa
cife Railway Company. today began a
series of condemnation suits made nee
essary to perfect the Southern Pacific's
proposed cutoff from Niles to Dunbar
ton. Point The suit fled today was
against Joseph G. Shinn and was to
condemn a right of way through the
Shinn ranch near Niles More suits
Will follow.
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uHALBBoNE WILL COME HIGH.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA London dis
patch SAYS s,wh haEebone: at $4,000 per
ton is sthe: prospective result of the
failure of the Davis Strait and Green
land whale fisheries. Dundee whalers
Ehave just returned almost empty. They
report that hurricanes which packed
Ethe narrow reach. with ice prevented
them from reaching the fishing
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NEW UNITARIAN CHrRcH.

for the building of the Unitarian
church, of which Rev. Sydney B. Snow
is pastor, has been let and work on the
new structure will be begun Monday
morning. The building will be on the
corner of Claiming avenue and Soper
street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
VESSEL. THAT SANK STEAMER.

OSTEND. Belgium, Nov. 1.-The yes
sci which collided with the German
steamer Herman in the channel. Oc
tober 2S, sinking the Herman and
drowning twenty three of her crew.
was the German ship Peter Rickmers,
which arrived at. Flushing today, dam
aged and leaking.
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CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Frank Le-
feur, chauffeur. whose automobile ran
down and killed a pedestrian on Old
York road, was convicted of man.
slaughter in the Criminal Court here
today. The jury recommended Lef1eur
to the mercy of the court. He will be
sentenced later.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

WEATHER FORECAST:
Fer San Francisco and vicinfty-Rain Friday
fresh southerly winds.
For Sacramento yalley-Probably rain Friday
fresh south wind.
For San joaquin valley-C1oudy Friday, pos
sibly rain by night; light north winds. changing
TO south.
For Los Angeles and vicinity--Fair Friday
light west wind
A. G. McADIE. District Foreeaster.
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RICH ORE FROM REvEILLE MINE.
Carload shipment From Sitka Property
Benches


. Reaches EOnOpah.
TON0PAH. Nov. IA carload ship
ment of high grade silver ore has come
in from the. Sitka property. in the
Reveille dis trict, consigned to the re-
duction works. The ore is rich and
should net 1he owner a good profit.
even after meeting the expenses OF
the long haIa and railroad transpOrta-
tfon- 1t is stated by those who have
visited the Inipe recently that Sitka
has. a fOurfoOt ledge of rock similar
TO that in THIS shipment. There are
other men at work in the section and IL
is said that thirty-h 1--WE men are en-
ployed at the Reveill7 mine alone. The
railroad survey of the Brock people
from the TonO pah-Cfoldfeld line to Ely.
passes close to the section. and 1T is
now stated on good authority that this
line will be batlt. although Mr.. Brock.
who is now fNs~e, would not confirm
the report. lr this is done the Sec
tion will be in close touch with the big
smelter at Ely anG fits lower grade
ore could be nlined at a profit. 1t
seems certain that the Nevada Smell
ter and Mines Corporation will build a
big plant some place near Reveille, and
it is thought nSely that the place
chosen will be in Eden Canyon and
below the mine of that name.
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NEWS or THE OCEAN.
Easaeed for Coal.

-. = - q E;aesaged fer Coal.
Tie British Steaasr SheIla IS under time chan
tes *to the. -WesterR. Fuef s'oulpany and wig
carry coal from British Ceiambia. to san. Fran
:... .... Grain for Ehsstar,d. .... !.
=: Tie Russian bafy Ocean was cleared: ecster:
iiaX,-acr .I5ezel;: T.ngland. with 31.30l centals
% BARLEY va luef AT S41 go and 57SG- cifnta IS
II wlleai.~EAFrind sf:sT39N The vessel ls,5 Is a
l3,lNQ.3 feet Of: lqEf2er as dlIanage, valued at
=: Two. .CstrSaes. for Ttat7:,ii... - =:
: .tle. bafk Amy. Turner Sailed: on "Wednesday
for :Jifl0 sritli an 9SseTted merchalijLiSa cargo
W lled az SS9 $40 and inclading the following:
90 bbls H'uF. l9l~ CTS whedt. 1870. otis bar
ea fsi:s 49,, lis peas. i 45j lis paste 5EG3a lbs
bra g lbs rlidd@ngs 2I5 .cs, 81 b0ls: and
tel e m "a IS f325 lbs bread 80 lbs: dried
fruit IL es canned goods. 477 lbs cleee IA 7Sa
lbs sugar. s3O00 lbs salt. $e0S gals wine: $50
gas vinegar. fi6 pcs pine. es 0ils IT as
paints; 3a- pkgs sewing. machines: 227..cS soar,
u ldfs bFiNls 5ll o. c69l oil. - .cs gasoline
~ bids and u pcs iron. 70 Is boots and shoes.
fertilizer. 4 rolls leather
!: The bafA Kgdrew NEIGH which sailed yes
terday- for Honolulu: lrad cargo valued n 81
So = The sfolio~hg were tlle principal exports:
I23 bbls eour. 2205. gals wine ] 40 cs mineral
<iyateE.- 28Et lbs bread. = es baking powder
1870 Hos beans. 3TS3 ptlS barley l72 'etlS corn
:cs samon. 1925 lbs dried fruit and raisins 1850
hs lard: s66' lhs garlic. 20e0 lbs candy. 2G &
: 10 go HIS and 10 cs salt. 800 crts POTATOES !
Is loots and shoes. Sc lglls brooms 3 bxs can.
afes- 100 boiier tubes. 40 nkss tank materials
dg'e'- iPS :tobgceo;: ZOO. lbs wax. 1ef
<car..+ wheels. 30 pkgs duck .lTf:994 lbs
fer zff, 2534 II hard wood. ia pkgs matches
:lkgs .nIaci4inery: 4tGS gals and I16 cs oils
249l pes pipe, 2646. posts. 80 bbls plaster 100
es zinc. 90 kegs and a casks white load: 96-
bzs soap. DOB pkgs paints. Is bales paper bags
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
A. G. McADIE. District Foreeaster.
RAINFALL DATA.
SYNOPSIS

The depression Nevada Thursday has
moved slowly eastward, and will probably unite
with a low from the north. forming a gen.
eral storm over the plateau region Rain has
fallen in Utah and Arizona. A new storm Is
apparently developing of the Oregon coast.
This should cause rain from San Francisco
northward. with fresh southery winds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
CHINESE WARs1IIP AsHnRE-

SHANGHAI, Nov. :. THE Chinese
warship Chin Wa is ashore at the en-
trance of the river. Assistance has
been sent to her. :-.
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STEAMER BURNS AT SEA.
All but Two of Crew Rescued by Pass
ing Vessel.

QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 1.-The British
steamer Vedamore, from Baltimore Oc-
.tober 20 for Liverpool. passed Kinsa1e
Head this morning and signaled that
she saw the British steamer Nemea
abandoned and on fire in latitude 81
degrees north. longitude Is degrees
westg The crew of the Nemea, with
the exception of two men, who, We're
lost, We're. taken on board the Veda-
more The British steamer Sylvania,
from Boston october "a for Liverpool.
has reported having subsequently seen
the: Nemea on fire in about the same
position, OF about 200 miles off the
Irish coast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
NEeI.,nriIndn.

Per ':Br ship, Scottish Glels4 was. of: Cape
:Hefh for: go days with succession 6f weskesM
gales; bdssetl. slrougs' large fields of ice and
s&V' seFeial ioehergs; had BEAD winds entire pas
sage:
:. -.
-: p: .:aTossenlers of steamers. =. :
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

The Nemea left St. John, New Bruins
wick, October i6-. for Manchester. She
was commended by Captain Shaw, was
of .:22aa tons net, was built at Port
,GlAsgow. and was owned by w. Thomp-
.son. & s. Co of .LiVerpool. -.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

by men. who have big regulations
in the mining world that the company
will make its property rank among
the biggest producers in the West The
construction of the 1OO-stamp mill at
Blair. the new tOwnsite at Silver Peak.
is being rushed
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
Bean and Grain Men Appeal to the Harbor
Commission for Wharf Space for Crops.
---------
Weather Report.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau Report. San Francisco, Nov. /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
sum and Tide.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ?.

United States Coast and Geodetfc Suryey-Tfme
aud HEIGHTS of Tides at Fort Point. For City
: Front 1Mission street wharf add % minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

CORRECTION
In Domestic Ports yesterday the reported sal
iag OF the schooner William Renfon from RAY
mond for San Erencisco was an error, as tn
vessel arrived
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
LUMBER YARDS, ETC.

While Yakima has to be protected
within the fire limits, it still has some
rights that it is bound to respect. 1t
is not fair that those who have in
vested interests at stake should suf-
fer the loss of all or any of their ac-
cumulated interests. They should be
dealt with in considerate manner,
and in such way as to make them
cognizant of the interests of the city
at large.
Frequently those who have large
commercial enterprises at stake for
get that they are indebted to the
community for their rights; and soon
they are trespassers, without being
aware of the fact Such people must
be made aware of the actually that
they are part OF US; that they are
subservient to the interests of the
greater number; that they are here
by virtue of our hustling, and not
their own courage.
In other words, while the city or
the council has no intention or no
disposition of putting anybody out
Of BUSINESS" it can, at least, be ex-
pected to watch out for the safety of
the city at large.
Whatever the council does should
be done with care and caution, but,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16

the Christian church will give name
social at the parsonage next Friday
evening, May is. The affair is beins
carefully planned, and it is bound to
be pleasant occasion. Just what
name social comprises is not dis
closed, nor wherein it differs from
many delightful events of a similar
character, but those in charge pro-
claim a novelty, good entertainment
aid good time, and the welcome is
not reserved for few. The public
is cordially invited.
G. E. Jordan and son arrived from
Oakland, Calf, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Jordan says he has left Califor-
MIA for good; he does not care to take
chances on passing through another
such experience again as he had in
the last month He believes San
Francisco will never again be rebuilt,
although the property interests are
so large that an effort will be made
to centralize the large wholesale and
jObbing houses of the coast there
again. However, many will remain
permanently at Oakland. Mr.. Jordan
is cousin of Chas. S. Simpson, and
will visit the latter for time.
Division A of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Christian church is busy prepar-
ing for the name social" which will
be given under its auspices in the
parsonage Friday evening of this
week. 1t promises to be one of the
most enjoyable church social affairs
of the season A merry crowd of
young folks will be there, and the
most talented among them will en-
terrain the guests in manner that
will make the evening a memorable
one. The name feature of the enter
tainment will afford a species of fun
new and taking" The guests with
lengthy names and superflous titles
would do well to leave the latter at
home, or else come prepared to have
"a lot of fun over them. The social
is for all who care to attend, and ev-
eryone will find cordial welcome.
The Bolles place just west of the
city has been sold through j. P. May
err to Mrs. H. J. Dragoo, who proposes
to improve the property and move
thereon.
A valuable horse owned by Mrs.
George Gervais of Yakima City was
SO badly injured Thursday in barb
wire fence that it was necessary to
shoot the animal.
Mrs. c. Phillips has gone to Spo-
kane to make 1t her home. She was
accompanied by Mrs. w. T. Stewart
and son, who will spend few weeks
there visiting friends.
Thursday Joe Swanson enjoyed a
nice feast OF Strawberries. They
were the first Of the season raised
on his own place at the north end
of Third street. The fact that they
were raised on his own place made
them taste all the better.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-16
Family Reunion.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Froemke on Mob Hill a family
reunion was held Tuesday evening,
May Is, the guest of honor being
Fred Berg from St. Cloud, Mimi, who
is here visiting his relatives. He is
brother of Carl Berg and Mrs. Fred
Linse, who live on Mob Hill. There
We're thirty-three relatives present:
Fred Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg
and family, Will Berg, Marie M.
Berg, Mrs. Floyd Knott of Spokane,
Clara Berg, Henry, Ella and Alice
Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Linse and
family, Ben Linse, Martha Linse,
Harry Linse, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Froemke and family, Fred Froemke,
Rosa Froemke, Harry Froemke,
Clara, Elmer and Gertrude Froemke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Froemke, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Linse and family, Mrs.
Sam Linse and son Eddie.
Friends present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Linse, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Linse and child, Miss Emma Komm,
Mr.. Steve Sanislo, Andrew Sanislo,
Frank Sanislo, Will Tiechman, Fred
Glazebrook, George Schlagel, Ed