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Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08
MEXICAN MINING ENGINEER
 EN ROUTE TO NACOZARl.

Ignacio Nonillas, a prominent Mex ican mining engineer, who makes his home at Nogales, Sonora, passed through the city yesterday en route to Nacozari, where he goes on import- ant mining business. MT. Boniilas5 was recently in the City of Mexico. where he had the pleasure of meet- ing President Diaz, who he states Is well and hearty, and does not look to be a day over fifty-five.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08

MT. Rockefeller is out on 5000 bail. It is reported that he had no difficulty in securing the bail bond.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08

To the credit of Russell Sage be it said that he did not spend money like a Pittsburg millionaire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
FIRE REFUGEE
LOSES WALLET
John Lyons Is Robbed
by a Pickpocket in
New York.
sPEc1AL pIsPATcH no rHE cALL.


NEW YORK. June 22.-Rendered a
paralytic by the disaster in San Fran
cisco and robbed BY a pickpocket an
hour after he arrived at the Grand
Central station. John Lyons. 25 years
old, staggered into the East Fifty-firSt
street police station. fainting from ex-
haustion, and asked Sergeant Ennis TO
take care of him until he could get into
communication with two cousins. at
torneys OF this city. Unable to utter
two consecutive words on account OF
his condition. he made his request in
the following letter, which he handed
to the sergeant:
rGentlemen-The bearer OF this came
TO the city this evening from San Fran
cisco I lost my wallet containing S12.
and am forced 70 ask shelter for the
night, as 1 cannot walk the streets in
the condition / am in I have cousins
in this city. Unfortunately they have
a summer home on Long Island and IL
is impossible TO reach them now"
After much effort the visitor told
the sergeant that before the earth
quake and fire in San Francisco he
was strong and healthy. The morning
OF the disaster ceiling and walls fell
upon him and he remained under the
ruins until dragged out by rescuers
and placed IN a hospital A week ago
he gathered his funds and clothing and
started to New York, having been told
that the rest Of his life he would be
hopelessIy paralyzed on his right side
and having had an offer OF aid from
relatives in Boston.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Lena ssssRa Hess s Gates e. s srss
Joseph Lahonte. 81. 2i42 Lombard street and
Lille Coleman. IS. 2100 Greenwich street.
MiIieent af0 Pattsol is Asmeda lam anu
and AifrIda johnson, q. 2iis Greenwich Street
Henriette E. Lacoste. is. 2s44 Post street.
Elyezio Ambrosini. 81. Tallon. Marin County,
Charles N sheldon. g.. San Francisco and
Jennie Z. Bronson, 80, San Francisco
ph.s Carl G. r. Mass Ss css s2e Ed EDDY street and
James Fl. Lennon, 81, SIS Fell street, and
Carrie P. selfridge, 81, 43o Fell street.
George A. Ducker, "a 529 Waller street, and
John Richardson, IS. San Francisco. and May
Bilstad, 20; Cambridge, Wisconsin.
E. Alvin Robbins 33 San Francisco. and Rena
D. Gruber 25, San Francisco.
Frank Harrington. 81. 2631 Bryant street, and
Pietro Romeo. 90, 635 Seventeenth avenue. and
Maddalens Franco, 25, 6S5 Seventeenth avenue.
:, John Brown, so. 5e7 Ellsworth street and
Sylvan J. Israel 26 1l74 MeAllister street,
and Regina Grulin. 2s, 1898 Lag1na a, street
and Jasa cssor Golden cate
OAKLAND. June 22.-The following marriage
ceseo esf 'a San T sad and Anita
ugarte 10, San Francisco;
Dainei 1. Hickey, %, Oakland. and Lorraine
v. Middleham, 10, Oakland.
Louis Costello g. San Francisco, and Mar
garite Rex, is, San Francisco.
Otto c. Dsehl a. Oakland, and Blanche II.
johnson. q, Oakland
Niels Poyslsen, 50, Oakland, and Anna A.
Wheeler f. Rivens, IL. Oakland. and Alice
Chord. -3s. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
EMPLOYEES OF STEEL TRUST
MUST NOT ACCEPT PRESENTS
Instant Dismissal VIII Follow Viola
ffon OF New Rule Made by
the Corporation.

NEW YORK. June 22--Fhs United
States Steel Corporation has sent out
an order to it's vast army OF employees
forbidding any officer OF employe OF
any company owned or controlled by
the steel corporation, under pain OF
dismissal. to accept any present,
whether IL be for Christmas. a we'd
ding. q birthday or any other pretext.
coming from any person or corporation
doing business with subsidiary COM
panies Of the corporation or the cor
poration itself.
Officers and employees are forbidden
TO accept stock in any such concern as
a reward for services rendered or 10 be
rendered, and the ownership OF such
stock will have to be satisfactorily
explained to the directors.
This order Is the outgrowth Of the
disclosures made in the investig cation
by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion OF railroads
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

father Of Thomas F. and Peter Wise. q native
Of Germany. aged 76 years
Friends and acqua lntances are respeetrully
invited TO attend the funeral today tSatur-
day. at a m. from the parlors Of MeFad-
den. McBrearty & Green. 1910 Haight street.
near Baker. thence 70 St. PauFs Church.
Twenty-ninth and Church streets, where re-
qulem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose OF his soul. at a Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery. by electric funeral car from
Thrtfeth street and San Jose avenue
YORE-In Fruitvale. CAL June 10. 1908. at
the Old Ladies' Heme in charge OF the Sisters
OF Mercy. Katherine Yore, native OF Ireland.
aged 50 years
The remains were removed TO Reaudry &
MeAvoy's pariors. S73 Washington street
ZOCCHI-In this city. June 21. 1906. Leslie
Z0cchi. dearly beloved sou OF Paul and Louise
Zocchi. and brother Of William. Edwin. Har-
old. Elsie and Mildred zneehL native OF san
Francisco. aged months and IS days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
notified that the funeral VIII take place today
Saturday. at 2. m. from his late residence.
1901 Nineteenth avenue. Sunset District,
thence 70 the Italian Cemetery for intermeut-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
DIPLOMAT POINTS
OUT THREE GREAT
NEEDS OF NATION
Says They Are Education. Due
Regard for the Law and
Truth.
General WoodfOrd Speaks to
Northwestern College
Graduates.

CHICAGO. June 22-General Stewart
L. woodford, former Minister to Spain.
in delivering the commencement ad-
dress TO the graduates OF Northwest
ern Uaiversity last night, spoke OF
what he declared are the three great
needs of the naturalization, rever-
ence for law and observance OF truth
Under the second head he took occasion
to crtticise corporation officials who
behind their artificial authority com
nit acts that they would not consider
as individuals" He said in part:
Education must begin in the family.
If could find words to burn into the
consciousness of the parent I would
say. Teach your child reverence for
age, observance OF truth. courage and
obedience II I could burn words into
your minds I would say, AS you go
into active life remember TO teach
your children to reverence age. TO
speak the truth. to lay the foundation
OF all things in their individual lives
and In the great things OF the state
upon obedience, reverence and truth
The corporation has grown to be a
power. and 1t was born under the pro-
lection OF the law. 1t holds property
because the law guards IT, Its every
venture fs safeguarded by the sanctity
Of the law. An officer OF a corporation
who, to seek increase OF fortune for
larger individual. personal enjoyment.
who tramples on the law. who uses his
position and influence to evade the
law. is a traitor 10 the dearest and
best interests OF the republic"
A total OF 51S degrees were con-
ferred by Acting President Thomas F.
Holgate for the trustees The Rev
George Henry Smith of Boston and the
Rev. William Henry Lacy OF Fuchow.
China. were made doctors OF divinity.
and DIR. Wilbur Fisk Gillett president
of the Theological School Of Wander
bilt University. was given the degree
OF doctor of sacred theology.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
MARIN COUNTY real ESTATE.

MIRA MONTE. in beautiful Ross VAL
icy, at kentfield station country
nome OF late Hall McAllister; streets
GRADED, severed and water mains
laid; grand scenery, finest water, oak
lots 50xI50 and larger; 5000 and up-
ward; 800 cash. balance $40 month
~; take Sausalito ferry and third
ran electric to Kentffeld. LYON &
6OAG, 1923 Fillmore ST s. W.
BANKS. resident agent on property.
meets eli trains from city daily.
ssoo-LOT 5ox20e; unfinished and hab-
ltably furnished three-room house;
10 minutes from station.
Largest line of lots to choose from
OF any agent in Marin Co.; pay the
interest monthly on the value of a
lot, put up your cottage and get an
option to buy in two years at hxed
price.
j. E. LEWIS Kentfield, Marin Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
ACQUITTAL OF SAILOR WHO
SHOT RUNNER FREES MARINERS
Charges OF Kidnapping Against Captain
Dismissed as Result of Ver-
diet In Murder Case.

PORT TOWNSEND. June 22-As the
result OF the acquitta1 OF Benjamin
Franzen, a sailor of the British bark
Morven, last night OF the charge OF
murder for having killed Harry Stub
ley, a boarding-house runner, the ac-
ton charging KIDNAPPING against Cap
tain Rees and Boatswain Williams was
today quashed on motion OF Prosecutor
Gagney. This disposes OF all pending
charges against the vessel and her
crew. and the ship will probably sail
tonight for Cork. wheat laden from
Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
BuRLINGAME REAL EsrArE.

A STONES throw from the station
5ox15O. for $3.50; $50 down. SO
monthly; these lots viii be worth
double next year, when Bay Shore
cut off" is completed; this great
work is being rushed: Will reduce
time TO city TO % minutes; just think
what that will mean; no ferries, no
transferring; fine train service; low
Communication. Take San Mateo elec-
tric cars TO our office at Burlingame
station LYON & EOAG, 1923 Fill
more
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
BERkELnY REAL ESTATE.

THE BEST BARGAIN in BERKELEY.
new twelve -roolned double tene-
ment is offered for $4,000 that should
rent for $50 per month and pay
WE'VE per cent Income from the
start This would pay bank interest,
with four per cent profit and the
property will GROW In value Make
SerIns with the owner and builder.
GEO. W. MENEFEE. 3OI1 Shattuck
ave-, Berkeley
NE. CORNER WooIsey and king sts--
5eNlZo; also lots 40xSO; price S240O
Inquire 1877 Haight st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
sALApA BEACH.


HERE is a boon to fire sufferers-Ar-
tistie villas. 16x29, rooms. with
porch and bed. set up in days: price
$IT5; easy payments; a &c fare now
IN effect from any part of 5 F. to
residents OF Salada Beach, the Santa
Barbara Of San Francisco. CLINE &
DUNCAN. 1923 Golden Gate ave, near
Fillmore ST. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mall will not be inserted, They must be handed
IN at either OF the publication Offices and be
tndorsed with the name and residence OF persons
authorized to have the published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
BIRTHS.

CATHCART-In Silver City, New. June 20,
1906 to the wife OF G. r. Cathcart (uee
Randeil. son.
HUEsTIs-June o. 1906, to the wife Of R. c.
Huestis,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

bldg. corner Van Ness and Market
Offer choice sites to homeseekers on
monthly installments. All purchas-
ers are requested to communicate at
once with company at above address.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Whom 1t May Concern: You are
hereby notified that j. H. VEIN
the employ of the firm of CASTLE,
PAYNE e. MCLEOD. Inc, and we are
not responsible for any moneys col
lected by him or for any accounts
CASTLE, PAYNE & MCLEOD, Inc.
San Francisco, Cal, June 20 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

S30.00e-I CAN sell choice north
west corner within a couple of blocks
property includes the cost OF remodel
ing the present twO-story buildings
making them three-story with stores
below and fats above, and an excellent
basement surrounded by a twelve-foot
solid brick wall. the total rental can
be brought up TO about $500 after this
work is done; al this rental the invest
ment viii pay about IS per cent per
alnum. (1z6S)
ssOoo-Leased under secured lease;
downtown business property on sunny
side OF street, not far from Broadway,
and altogether the best buy on the
without any exception whatever; only
reason for selling is that the owner
has other interests TO protect and must
sell something. C12l3)
ss75o-six-room cottage within 4
blocks OF Broadway, above Seventh
street; viii soon be business property.
slo.5Oo-Business lot, 1osxso corner,
with an old house that could be remod-
eled into stores and fats: one block
from Key Route station, Twenty-see-
Ond and San Pablo. (601)
Empty now; new 5-room bungalow;
in nice part Of East Oakland; porcelain
bath, electric lights and high basement:
keys al ofIice; price s250o. (47s)
sl0o0-west side west street, that
wide prOu1l1en LHorOu21tare, near Ap-
new dwellings: street work ali done:
stone walks laid; 3ox1l6; the best resi-
dence lot in Oakland for the money;
this is fine site for hats and might be
termed business property. Cd
GEO. ". AUSTIN,
Exclusive Agent.
1902 Broadway, Oakland
FOR SALE.
sz2.Oo0-I37 feet frontage on 18th st.
100 feet OF san Pablo. a most excel
lent site for modern hotel, Oak
lands great need This property is
paying over per cent on the price
asked as now improved.
THOMAS GILBERT,
Union Savings Bank Building, Oak
land. Cal
PIEDMONT; 35 minutes TO San Fran
landlord: win build you a pretty bun
gslow; small payment, balance same
as rent; write for particulars. Box
6571. Call Office. Oakland.
CHOICE lots; 45th St. nr. Grove, be-
side factory district and new Key
Route. Owner, box 6572. Cali Office,
Oakland
FOR saie-Nice groom cottage; high
basement. soft frontage 1917 56th
ST.. Oakland, Cal
FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE.
'---------------------
ss7O0-For sale or exchange for ranch,
lot 300X116 on Grant ave, Fitchburg;
improved with house or rooms
and bath; windnill; 2-story barn: all
new. fine vegetable and berries; near
Lockwood school Call or write
owner, A NELSON, Grant ave. Fitch
burg. Elmhurst P O., or 1112 Web
ster St, Oakland, Cal
arAMEna REAL ESTATE
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

ASSAYING 50c; spot cash for gold, cy. p
rich ore, etc. 13l Fifth ST., near Y.
Mint. Pioneer Assaying Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale at a bargains rooms and
5ath furnished house, and barn; cor
ner lot, 5ox1oo, apply on the prem
fees 1921 Sherman St, Bay station.
MODERN cottage. almost new, for sale
Al sacrifice: price $2200 473 Haight
ave near Fifth-st- stEeke@- Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
HOUSES TO LET.

CLAY. 2735-S rooms and bath, oppo-
site plaza, near Scott
House 2S11 Jackson St, rooms
and hath; will improve to suit ten
ant: near Devisadero.
Modern house. II rooms and bath,
1851 Devisadero ST.. near Jackson;
will fix house to suit tenant.
G. X. FRINK. 1925 Vallejo ST. cor.
Scott Phone West 1899 (working)..
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
HOTELS AND APARTMENTS.
AUDUBON.
e2S ELLIS ST

HOTEL. Belvedere. -first-class accommo-
dations; 80 minutes from S. F.; re-
duced rates since the fire. MRS. A..
T. MOORE, prop. and manager.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
FRUIrvALE REAL ESTATE.

s37O0-For sale or exchange for ranch,
lot 300K11S on Grant ave, Fitchburg:
Improved with a house OF rooms
and bath; windmill; 2-story barn: all
new: ine vegetable and berries; near
lockwood school Call or write
owner, A NELSON, Grant ave, Fitch
burg. Elmhurst p o., or 1112 Web
ster st., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

BANK of Italy, G32 Montgomery st.
tMontgomery Block)-For the half
year ending June 80. 1906. dividend
has been declared on all savings de-
posits free OF taxes, at the rate of
three and six-tenths (3 s-10) per cent
per annum, payble on and after Mon
day, July 2, 1906. Dividends not
called for are added to and bear same
rate of interest as the principal from
July l, 1906. l. SCATENA, Pres
GEO. G. CAGLTERI Cashier
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

DIVIDEND Notice. = Scandinavian
American Savings Bank, Chronicle
building.--For the six months ending
June 80, 1905, dividends have been
declared on the deposits in the saw
ings department as follows: On term
deposits at the rate of e-10 per cent
per annum, and on ordinary deposits
at the rate of 3h per cent per an
num- free Of taxes, and payable on
and after Monday, July 2, 1906.
L. l. COWGII.f, Vice Pres
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TO let~Wiil put up temporary build
ss5s,. % =, s5de Of Fulton, 10c Z. of Polk;
A-eAA-b, ". side OF 7th St $50 n OF
helsom tsxlo5; " side Of Sd st, SO s
81 harrison, SoxI90; ". side of Sd St
~ ei Ferry. 25x 5: :. side of Harri-
son, - " OF Sd. S0x120; temporary
a0ialng on E. line OF Polk, bet. CLAY
@ap u as shtngton- GEORGE k FRINH.
ter D. N.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

notice.-Mutual Savings
Bank of San Francisco, 71O Market st.
For the half-year ending June 80,
the rate of three and one quarter
(3A) per cent per annum on all de-
posits,. free Of taxes. payable on and
after MONDAY, July 2. 1905. Divi-
dends not called for are added to and
bear the same rate of interest as the
principal from July 1, 1906
GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

soyV0---CCTTAGE: : rooms and bath:
cos neF lot. 1ooNIGo; fine garden and
Pf,ultrY yards: $1,000 cash
S1Foo-NeW cottage ( rooms rea-
Point Lo5os and First aves.; lot 25x
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23
Captain Bravo InIuNd .

Miami, Fla. Oct. 22.-Captsin
Steve Bravo. one OF the steamboat
commanders OF the Florida East Coast
system, Is seriously but not fatally
injured. lie was commander of the
steamboat st. Lucie, OF the Flagler
lire OF steamers, plying between Mi
ami and the Keys, along which the
extension OF the Flagler railway Is
being constructed. Captain Bravo
says he anchored on the lee of Eli
hott's Key, % miles south OF Miami.
on which there were $50 residents
Friday morning, and thal soon after
a tidal wave enguIfed the island,
leaving not living soul upon II.
The tidal wave struck the ST. Lueie
and In moment she was crushed into
eebrls The ST. Lucie had.on board
over 100 people. OF whom % were
killed or drowned.
Another disaster Is the breaking
loose OF a barge at Elliot Key. With
100 people on board. She was picked
up on the Bahama islands. Fifty OF
her people were drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23

al o'clock Thursday morning
one moment later the houseboat went
70 pieces in the dragging sea. and 20
TO 40 men were killed in the crash
Dusenbury says nine other boats were
working on the extension at Long
Key and another at barge No. A..
There has been no intelligence Of their
fate and fears FOR their safety are en-
tertained.
Officers of the rescuing steamer
Jennie say that they heard cries for
help Thursday night, and following
the direction OF the sounds came upon
lot OF men floating in the sea,
clinging 20 logs, lumber and small
RATS. Boats were lowered and the
40 men brought here were rescued.
Three other steamers. using search
lights. came on the scene and as
sisted in saving life. How many they
rescued was not ascertained by those
on board the steamer Jennie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23
Strickland 1, Asnul,,.d.

Columbus. Ca. Oct. s.-"Not
guilty" Was the ysraici brought Ia
BY the jury IN ne John strickland
murder case AZ Hamilton. The Jury
retired a. 1885 O'clock and Was cot
oaly IS mlnutes, This vas The Sec
ond one q me Harris county feud
cases 70 BE- tried before Harris court
this week. and In both cases TIE ver-
diet vas TIE same. Court adjourned
Friday aftcrnooa. ana re other cases
went over 70 The neat term.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23
III CENTS ASKED
FOR COTTON CROP
Members of Farmers Union
Pledge Support to
PRICE AT BIG MASS MEETING
President Charles Barrett Of the Ma
tionaI Association Was Not Able to
Attend on Account Of Meeting at
Topeka, Kansas.

Atlanta. Oct. %. The slogan OF IL
cents as the minimum price Of cotton
was sounded by prominent members
OF the National Farmers union at the
Farmers Union Jay exercises at the
State fair Friday.
President Charles 8. Barrett Of the
national association, and j. NJ. Butler
of the Kansas State union, were not
able to attend on account OF meet
ing of the Farmers Cooperative Busi-
ness at Topeka, Kan. but there were
a nRnbsr OF other speakers who ably
to0k EAS.r places.
Among those who were on the pro-
gram we're j. j. Stephenson, who
acted as presiding officer and intro
duced the speakers; j l.. Lee, state
organizer; G.. NJ Davis OF Floyd
county, and President Il. F. Duck
worth Of the Georgia division Of the
National Farmers union.
From the opening speech until the
last address had been delivered, the
remarks, while conservative In every
detail. demanded that the farmers OF
Georgia stand pat on IL cents cot
ton.
In his speech, President Duck
worth reviewed the work OF the as
ISOLATION from i,s organization; spoke
OF the results that had been obtained.
and fevently pied for continued ac-
tivIty against Ow-priced figures. All
OF the speakers spoke along the same
line.
The happlest Jay in the recent an
mails OF the children OF the state came
on Saturday. when all children. ac-
companied by parents or guardians,
we're admitted free OF charge.
Parents who had intended 10 visit
the fair brought their children with
them, and special program was pre-
pared for their beneat.
The man-eating lion, the jogging
camels. the wouiers % Buckskln
Ben's Wild West show were al await
ing for their children friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23
YOUNG Woman Shot 70 peath .

Augusta. Ca, Oct. %. Maud
Williamson, an operative of the sib-
ley Cotton mill, was shot four times
by Arthur Glover, a local private de-
tective. Glover is about 40 years OF
age and the woman o. No cause is
assigned for the killing. Though
Glover talks freely about himself and
his relations with the dead woman,
he refuses to make any statement to
reporters as to the motive which
prompted him. He is now lncarce-
rated in the Richmond county jail.
and warrant charging him with MUIR
der has been sworn out. After the
shooting he went to his home. some
distance away. stopping in q saloon
on the way and surrendering to Po-
liceman Burgamy. who arrested him
there few minutes later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23

MeetEomery. Ah.. oci. 81 --Ths
paiai lRFolved ia ne cass @ Polk
prsns verses tAs -Saene,a steel
aut lrca cowQany, noW hsfoFe ths
c,ryab court q xapeais. A. wAeihev
cf ngi niher can octiegs tar,ars
ffem q serpega.ies tsr ne ssalA o. a
cant wAsa ~ hts fe1ssaitas1 al'
rEah 81 tn1 reEtroi over fae cans
4hf E,s of urtne pat Rrni ln q
U.as 20 sAs s'es clerteF AZ Ras-
- tts t1t asa hrerts te kln.
lfl taftg tseas a t4ss tre tFs
9 Al ys sea sim.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23

81. Augustine. Fla, Oct, "a
ifhis city. beyond some damage done
~ h'eh tides. was pot affected by
Thursdays hurricane. Mcspegcs re-
celved a the wireless station iudi-
ca,e that the storm passed this point
atoat 60 miles 10 sea, AZ 10 O'Clock
e'riaAy morning q RED t4nsF reported
that Il vas running into a terrific
storm north OF 80 Augustine A
wireless message from Ycy West FRI
Cav nighi says Steamer MAscoiie
arrived key Wee. an oa board ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-23

Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 20. --Ap-
plleatIons and protests in the case Of
the tract Of reclaimable land In the
outer harbor az San Pedro. for which
the Southern Paeihc and other trans
poFtation companies each made ap-
plIeatIon, were refused and returned
BY the secretary Of war Friday 70 the
local United states engineers once
here. Notice Is Eiven Of The govern
meRt's Intention TO establish new har-
Dor lines IN the outer haFbor OF San
Pedro.