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sH0T-TOWER HIDES
FORTUNE IN LEAD.
$1,00O,OOO Worth Of
Metal Buried Under
Ruins of all Structure
SLEUTHS ON GUARD

fortune in lead lies within the very
neart OF San Francisco. Under the
ruins of the famous o4d shot tower, at
the corner of First and Howard streets,
is buried s1,000,000 worth of metal, the
property of the Selby Smelling and
Lead Company. The lead is there in
plain sight, and work as nard as men
can, day and night, there is little hope
or getting it out in less than three
months.
AT the time of the fire 1000 tons of
Iead products were in the shot tower
building. AS it melted it ran into the
basement, and when the great building
fell the bricks, girders and beams be-
came mixed with the molten metal.
When the mass cooled, weeks after
the hre, the smelling company be-
gan the work Of salvage. How to
save the metal was a problem. They
cleared away all the loose debris and
started to chisel out the precious
metal, employing an army of men for
the purpose. They made but slow
progress and the plan was abandoned.
Many other methods were tried, but all
without success. Finally 1t was de-
clded to use an oil burner, such as is
used In a blast furnace. The oil
burner proved success. Its intense
heat melts the metal. and in small
quantities 1t is being taken out and sent
to the Selby works at Vallejo, where
it will be refined
A very large part OF the metal is
solder, valued at $23 hundredweight
Lead antimony. tin and other valuable
metals are also mixed with the debris.
Hundreds of sacks of shot of all sizes
also form a large part of the pile.
The work of saving the metal has
deVolved upon J. B. Chase. general
manager of the Selby Company, J. Nc
1lvane and Francis B. Chapman. They
hope within three months time to have
1T all removed. When the workmen are
not present a small army of detec-
tives, heavily armed. guards the ruins.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs, selling-Nickie 100,
Prince Of Pless 100. Shipwreck l02. Libation 102,
Belleview i02 Self Reliant los, Oliver 105, Red
coat los, Mabel winn 107. Fiasco 109. Layson
1o9 Piatt 100, ST. Denis 1o9. Dresden 100, We
benelds 100, DIR. Stephens 112.
Second race, five furlongs, selling-Tom Morgan
SO, Debonair 94. Beautiful Mayo 9s, Coco 9S.
Decklaw eS, The Golden Bird 80, Merry Patriot
101 Still Alarm 1o1, Ell Cazador 101, Newt
Fisher 1o1, Hereafter 1o2, Miss Offcious 102,
Wee Kitty 1o2, Frank Flesher LOT, Froward 1oI,
Triumphant ITO.
Third race, seven frrlongs, selling-Banposal
S. Monte Lucille ss, DR.. Turner co. Lafayette 90,
Granada SO. Miss Doyle 95. Terms Rod 81, Major
Daingerfeld 100, Chief Milliken 100 Elastic 100,
Peter Nathaniel 101, Whippoorwill 1o4.
Fourth race, steeplechase, Clubhouse course
Baveno 1876 Solon I2S, Modredlaw 130, Bluemint
1876, Ohio King 140, Gus Lanka 1872, Dalesman
lab Scion and Modredlaw, Ferris entry;
Dalesn1an and Lanka, Bratton entry
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Dr. Bureh 90,
Sheriff. 95, Mil Song 81. Elude 1O2, Allinda
Io4 Blucher los, Colonede 110. Santa Lucia lis.
Sixth race, six furlongs selling-Bttter Hand
lo2 Champ Clark 102, Early Hours 105, Lacene
lo5, Loupy 100, Optional 107, Mary Brent 10T.
Fargo no. Search Me ITO, Pacihco 100, Airship
l09 Norwood Ohio 109 Precious Stone Ia.
Seventh race. one and sixteenth miles. selling
st Sever 81. Juba 10S. Liberty Mo 103,
Handy Bill 1o3, Cotillion 104. Amberita LOG, Ken
ton 106, Huzzah Jos. Swiftwing 1os, st. Paris
101, Marshal Ney ia.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Aug. Z.
Ger stmr Setos. Krause. 20 hours from Ever
EFT. Put IL TO finish loading
Stur Coos Bay. Albetts. 6s hours from Port
Los Angeles. etc.
stmr Del Norte. Payne, 81 hours from Crescent
City.
StTn- Brunswick. Henricksen, 1e hours. from
Fort Bragg.
stmr POMONA, Swanson. 10 hours from Eu-
reka.
stnr Alameda, Dowden. days from Homo
lulu.
FIR stmr Anniral Jaureguiberry. Benard 81 DAYS
from Yokohama. via Seattle days.
Br stmr knight of ST. George, Stephnes 20
DAYS from Antwerp, via Coronel "a days.
Stmr Acme Lundouist. 72 hours from Grays
Harbor.
FIR bark Gael, Savary, 132 days from Antwerp.
Bktn Archer. Lancaster, q days from Hio.
OUTsIDE-BoUND IN (AiIDNIGHT).
Schr Defender.
CLEARED.
Tuesday. Aug Z.
Schr Roderick Dhu. Nielsen Portland. via
Monterey; Associated OIL Co.
Tuesday. Aug. Z.
Stmr Roanoke. Durham. San Pedro.
Stmr Atlas Badger, Seattle
Stmr Mayfair. Hansen, WiIlapa
Stmr Aicatraz Frcderickseas Eureka.
Stmr Celia. Nyman. Albion.
Stmr Brooklyn. Norberg. Mendoeino.
Stmr Argo, Hansen. Eel River.
Stmr Del Norte. Payne, Monterey.
Stnr Point Arena, Fosen. Union Landing.
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Steamer Knight of St. George Arrives
With 5000 Tons Of Cement.

British tramp steamer Knight Of St George which arrived yester
Il o
material ordered in the Old World Immediately after
The
o her
made Of buldi Material wasm merely
Of the oft
for
learned Of the
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Berger VIII Fight in October.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Aug. Sam
Berger, the California pugilist. who is
here today visiting his uncle, declared
that he will sign articles at any time
to meet Jack O'Brien in a twenty-round
go after October 1. He is anxious to
show that he can win a finish fight He
characterized O'Brien's challenge as
bluff and said that if the Quaker meant
1t he would not have skipped off to
Europe Immediately after issuing It.
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United State. Hyaroeraphic omce.

:: branch OF the United States Photographic
Olnce, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
mantalred In San Francisco for the benefit
OF mariners without regard to nationality and
Tree OF expense Nayigators are cordially In
vited TO visit the office where complete sets
Oh cnarts and sailing directions of the world
are hept at hand for comparison and reference,
la anu Tue latest Information can always be OBJ
salnea regarding lights. dangers TO navigation
The timeball service mas been Suspended pend.
ing Ine reconstruction of the tower OF the Ferry
suiioing. ]. T. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert, in charge
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OAKLANDERS ERR
AND LOSE TO
SIWASHES.

SEATTLE, Aug. Hopkins was
found for ten hits by Seattle. His sup
port was bad. Nine errors were made
behind him, Second Baseman Haley
and Outfelders Smith and Van Haltren
being the chief offenders. Oscar Jones
pitched a good game and his sup
port was fair. The score:
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SUMMARY

Iwo-base hit-Mott. Three-base hits-Blan-
kenship, Heitmuller. Sacrifice hits-Kans, Dew
ereaux (2). Left on bases-Seattle 8, Oakland 4
Stolen base-van Buren. Double play-Haley to
Heitmuller. Bases balls-Of Jones 8, OF
Hopkins 8. Struck out-By Jones 2, by Hop
kins /. Time of game-One hour and forty min
utes. Umpire-Mahaffey.
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Summit-Maximum temperature, 81 degrees;
minimum. "A; wind northeast weather clear;
and feet OF snow on canyons and peaks
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Wednesday, somewhat warmer; light west wind.
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Wednesday; light
south wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Wednesday, pos
sibly thunderst storm in mountains light winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Wednes-
day morning; fair during day; light winds.
A. G.. McADIE District Forecsster.
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POWDER MEN WALK OUT.

BERKELEY, Aug. six employees
of the Vigorit Powder Works in West
Berkeley walked out today because of
the company's refusal to raise their
wages and reinstate former employs.
Henry Kalis.
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
VALLEJO and NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE

NAPA VALLEY ROUTE.
Monticello S. s. Co. and Napa Valley
Electric R. r. Co. Close connections
GROUND TRIPS DAILY-6
Boats leave San Francisco 700, s9:4S
q. m, 1890 noon; SIS. 500, $3.50 D. m
San Francisco landing and ofice, Pier
2, foot of Mission ST., one block south
Narket-street Ferry Meals a Ia carra
Phone. Temporary 406-
sLands Navy Yard direct
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UMPIRE AND TEAM MANAGER
HAVE FISTIC ENCOUNTER
KLEIN and Fred Tenny of Boston
Quarrel Over Disposition of
BaseboIls.

BOSTON, Aug. Following today's National
League baseball game between Boston and Pitts
burg on the South End grounds there was a per-
sonsl encounter between Manager and First Bsse-
man Fred Tenny OF the Boston team and Umpire
Klem Tenny accused Klein Of negecting to de-
liver over to him the balls used in the game
which are always considered the property Of the
home club. He then attempted forcfbly to search
the umpire's pocket. An exchange OF blows fol-
balls at Tenny, hitting him in the face Both
men bear marks Of the encounter. Score:
Boston
Bstteries-Lynch and Gibson: wiitherup and
Needham. Umpire-Klenl.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. T.-Phiiadelphia shut
out st. Louis In a battle Of the pitchers today.
Score; K n. E
St. louis ......,.................
Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s o
Batteries-Brown. Thompson and W. MARSHALL
Duggleby and Donovan. Umpire-conway
beaten by Cincinnati today. Score:
Cincinnati .-......-..---.-.. 10
gatteries-wicker and Livingston: McF.rl,n M
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT. Aug. Washington won a ragged
game from Detroit today Score:
Detroit .-...- -.-..--.-..
Washington s
Batteries = Eubanks. Sieyer and Warner;
Hushes, Kitson and Wakefield.
clever base running caused Philadelphia to suffer
defeat at the hands OF Chicago today. Score:
Chicago Q
Battsriss-waiah and sullivan; wadd.1 and
schreck.
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BoYNE MAKES A SLIP.

AS a diplomat ]. George Boyne, sec
retary OF the board. took the BOBBY
prize last night. With bland innocence
he "let his foot Slip and it must have
come in contact with President Leahy's
shin, judging by the loud protest voiced
without an instants delay.
Boyne was busy arranging the list Of
applicants for liquor licenses when
President Leahy directed that he read
the minutes of the former meeting
But" protested Boyne. you knew.
Mr.. Leahy. you have some friends here
whose applications you wanted taken
up first"
Nothing Of the sort" roared Leahy.
nothing Of the sort We only took up
the case of Mr.. James out Of order be-
cause he had to go to the theater ia
which he is interested. In no case have
we any favorites. All will be treated
alike"
Boyne looked startled. but made no
reply, though the police present en-
joyed hearty laugh. to the discom-
fort Of the principals in the dialogue.
The following were granted retail
liquor licenses:
Lyons & strein. 1888 sutter street:
Griffons & Jock. Polk and California
streets; Charles Carlson. s55 Preside
dero street: Morris Franzini, 1905 Fill
more street; Mary Carroll. Laguna and
Grove streets; Andrew wood. S62 Ellis
street; r. Girolami. 532 Montgomery
avenue; Theodore Powell. 1891 Post
street; Joseph ]. Bacon. Sixth and
Bryant streets; NJ Barnlich, 210 Bran
nan street; John Anderson. 13 Steuart
street; Sauloyich g. Lubich. so5 Fill
more street; 2. G. Doran, Steiner and
Ellis streets; Bon Bros, 9SS McAllister
street; R. T.. Thwaits, 104s Geary
street; James Creighton, 2oS Washing
ton street; Harry James, 1910 Meal
lister street; Luke. Marich. Fillmore
street and Golden Gate avenue; H I.
Babcock, s61 Golden Gate avenue;
Frank Lemey. 1922 Mission street:
Joseph Mcdonnell. 61e Valencia street
]. J. Moran. Twenty-third and Hamp-
shire streets; H. B. Freeman, 1851
Twenty-third street; John H. Bur
meister. Eleventh and Mission streets;
Chris Hartman, Webster and O'Farreli
streets; Neils Jessen. 1923 Polk street;
James F. Morley, 1916 Ellis street; John
]. Jebe. Polk and Fulton streets:
George P. Benson, 1859 Post street; Ca
valn & Ranconi, 1925 Laguna street:
John Sambralao. 1775 Geary street. and
Marsh & Hickman. 1924 Bush street.
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OCEANIC S. S. CO.

HONOLULU only-s. s. Alameda sails
II u m August H. Round trip. hrst
class. $125.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND. SAMOA. HOMO
LULU-S. S. Ventura sails p m.
August %.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S. S. Mariposa
sails II a m. Sept. IL. First-class
round trip SIPS.
j. D. SPRECKELS & BROS CO..
General Agents. Pier No. 7. foot Pacific
St, San Francisco. Phone West 1878.
Oakland office. 116s Broadway. Phone
Oakland SS1S.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIEs.

First race. eleven-sixteenths of a mile. SELL
ing-The Scold 81, Steve Lane "a, Lena Jones 90.
Sonnet &C. Cantrome se wistful ss Reuben
9S. Perdition 80, oleasa 80, Lady Carol 30, The
Pet 1o3, Tony Hart los, Nervator los.
o, Second race five furongs selling-E%inSIa ola
Bessie ss, Moonvine 1o1, Minot 1o1. Grip 1o2.
Sainzilla 1os. Tanbark los, Bob's Pet 1O7, Hazel
Patch 100.
Third race. thirteen -sixtsenths of mile.
purse--Away 81, Peter Paul 95, Rubaiyat 95,
Hannibal Bey 100, Shine On 101, Wexford 112
Away and Peter Paul. Bradley entry.)
:, Fourth race. six furlongs. seiling-CorOnation
se La1elle 80. Richard Jr: 1o1. ButInski lo1.
Foxmead 10S, Fair Calypso 104. Wtllowdene
1o4, Rain Dance lo5, Hannibal Bey 1Os, Gar
rett Wilson 107.
Fifth race. eleven -sxteenths of a mile, purse
Left Guard 81, belinda 9s. Oratorian IS. Dixie
Andrews 9s, Galetta 90, Picaroon 1o1, Sheen
lo3, Bonnie Reg 1oa: Soupreps los, Grace Curtis
LOG. Greenfield los, Sunny Brook los, Blue Coat
Ill. Orderly 113.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles, SELL
ing-Rayiana 92 Celebration 9S. Crowshace 81,
Bugler 9s. Bon Mot los, Solon Single ia,
Arab 1o1.
Seventh race. one mile. selling.Rosi NJ NJ
95 Miss Hawley 80. Wexford 81, Marimbo 81.
Vestryman OF, Billy Bensing 10o Lutte Mac 100,
Little Mike 100, Gauze 100, Pentagon 104.
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SOUNDS THE kNE[L
OF TENDERLOID.
Board of Police Commits
sioners Outlines Pol
icy as to Back Rooms
PRATT"S CHARGES

Pratt & Tferney shall not invade the
dead tenderloin to recall departing
memories of gay hours where burned
the crimson lights; the night-silence of
the ruins shall not be desecrated by the
ribnld songs OF maudlin women nor
disturbed by the chug of autos careen-
ing through ash-strewn Mason street.
This is the nat of the Board of Police
Commissioners, expressed by President
Leahy at last nights meeting, and IL
means for two years at least the end OF
the old free and easy days.
A long list of names was read on
before those of Pratt & Tierney were
reached. These two men. famed in the
past for the wild resort they ran,
walked with full confidence before the
board, swept their eyes smilingly IN
the direction of Chief Jerry Dinan and
stood at attention
Where do you purpose conducting
the establishment" asked President
Leahy.
"At 1Os Mason street; building for
our use is being constructed there
now" answered Pratt.
DO you intend running a straight
saloon or is 1t your intention to put
dance hall in the rear OF your estab-
lishment. such as you had before7'
BACK ROOMS MUST GO.
TT is our intention to have a room
in the rear of the saloon where ladies
and their escorts can be served with
drinks" answered Pratt.
Let this matter go over for week"
concluded Leahy. Il will never vote TO
permit any more rooms in the rear OF
saloons such as fourished here in the
past"
Without a word Pratt and Tierney
turned and walked out of the room
Reaching the street, however. Pratt
swung his hands and addressing the
crowd gathered in the street said:
''The old board shook me down all
right, but these guys are wrong IL
they think they'll ever see a piece OF
my money. Not a dollar for them."
Pratts assertion that he had paid
the old Police Commission for protec-
tion astounded his hearers, and dur
ing the rest of the evening II was
the most interesting topic of discus
sion. 1t Is probable that at the next
meeting, when he is billed to appear
again, he will be asked for further
explanation.
Before the general meeting the
commission met in executive session
and set next Thursday evening for
discussion of the question as TO when
saloons shall be permitted to keep
open after p. After the meeting
President Leahy said that in any event
the permission IOr Ine next SeV6EdI
months would not extend beyond 10 or
IL o'clock.
The board further took action on
the question of transfers OF licenses.
1t held that a license to sell liquor
was personal and could not be as
signed; that a saloon-keeper having
license to sell liquor might. II no
objection exists, leave the place named
In the license and do business in
another. but a new license must be
taken out to sell liquor in the new
place. This will nullify some 800 IL
censes issued by the old board, which
granted them on the theory that the
holders thereof could transfer them
at will.
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Camera Cau.e. TroubIe.

OAKLAND. Aug John Cook, al
legged to be petty thief. was arrested
today at the corner of Broadway and
Seventh street on suspicion of having
stolen Unicum camera, which he had
tried to sell at a secondhand store
a few moments before. The fact that
Cook was entirely ignorant of the
manner of operating the camera gave
rise to suspicion which resulted in his
arrest.
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7-Stmr Sierra. from San Francisco, via Honolulu
and Auckland.
Sailed Aug 7-stmr Kaiser wilhelm der
Crosse, for Bremen.
Arrived Aug 7-Stmr Mesaba from London: !:
stmr ICELAND, from Antwerp; stnnr Grosser Kur,
furst, from Bremen
QUEENSToWN---Arrived Aug 7-Stmr Carma-
MIA, from New York
ANTWERP---Arriyed Aug 7-Stmr vaderland,
from New York
Wilhelm, from New York, for Bremen.
MEMORANDUM.
Per stmr Acme-On Aug Z, is miles NV of
Point Reyes saw bktn, lunaber-laden, bound in
wind light z.
Per bktn Archer, from Hilo-On Aug 8. $50
miles from San Francisco. saw four -masted
ship, bound east.
Movement of Steamers.
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Toyo Kisen KaiSha
Oriental s. 8. Coz
u.v. Oranad Thar General Ofsca. .e

Have Opened Their General Offices at
217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco
s. s. HoNGKoNG MARU. Friday. Aug. "A. 1905
s. s. AMERICA MARU- Friday, Sept IA. 1905
9. s. NIPPON MARU- Friday. October II. 1905
Steamers will leave wharf. corner First and
Brznnan streets. ! D. n. for Yokohama and
HongkOng. calling at Honolulu. Kobe (Hiogo,,
Nagasakf and Shanghai. and connecting at Hong
kong with steamers for Manila. India. etc. No
cargo received on board on day OF sailing.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at Office, corner
First and Brannan streets.
W. II. AVERY
Assistant General Manager.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race FIVE and half furlongs, selling
Ripper 100. Happy Chappy 1Oe Chief Aloha 100,
hedmont 100. Little Gregg 100. Judge McCone
i0e, Mabel Reed LOT. Bartanea 1o7, Vigoroso 104,
Mordente 102.
Second race, SIX furlongs, selling-Atkins 112,
Ellerd 1O7, Merry Co Round 1o2, Bonnet 102. Ca
zazza 1O1. Belasco 90, Mazsl 90, Southern Lady
II 81, Wheatstone 90.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Glendenning
io1. Lfbervale 107. DR.. Sherman LOT, Instrument
1O1. lnterlude LOT, Anona los.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse-Bucolic los,
E NJ: Brattain log, Belle Kinney log. Golden
Rule 105. T. W. Barr 102 Lolita Gladstone 81,
Betsey 81.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Lerida LOT. CAL
culate 1o7. Maxetta los. Our Sallie los, Pricl,es
lo5. Alice Carey 1o5. Phyz 105, Flo Manola los,
Lady Ninora 1o5.
Sixth race and three-eighths miles. selling
-Watercure 10a, Baker 107, Supreme Court 1o4,
Invoice 1o4. Allopath 102 Iras 1o2, Harbor 1o2.
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THE MIGHTY FAILS
HIS BACKERS
AT SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. Aug. 7-Although not ac-
cording to the dope, Garnett Fergu-
sons chestnut horse, The Mighty, was
installed favorite over Peggy O'Neil
for the third event today at The
Meadows. The Ferguson entry closed
an even money chance and the plunge
proved an ill-advised one. Graham
took Peggy out in the lead, and in q
drive through the stretch she beat the
1aVor1te out long neck. Henry Waite,
60 to l shot, ran a close third.
Those who strung with the public
choices again had to remove their left
shoe and uncover some buried wealth,
for Entire Nous and Duelist were the
only favorites anneXing purses.
Cricket Kelly landed the fourth purse
with Entire Nous, an odds-on favorite
The mare was straight as a Phi1adel-
phfa politician at the end. only defeat
Ing Bell Reed by a neck. Summary:
First race. four furlongs-Ragsa won Convent
Belle second. Marie Esher third. Time, :4SA
Second race. six furlongs-Peter won, Spon-
1:14 u
Third race, six and a half furlongs-Peggy
O'Neal won, The Mighty second, Henry Waite
third. Time. 1:2oA.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Entre Nous won.
Bel Reed second, Hersain third. Time, 1:27A
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Prickles
won Briers second, Ray third. Time 1:47A.
Sixth race, one mile-Duelist won, Colonel
Jewel second. Cheripe third. Time. lam.
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Brings First Reconstruction Cargo
Ordered In Europe After Big Fire.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture-San
Francisco, Cal, August Z, 1906.
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TO ARRIVE.
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Steamer.

Movement of Steamers.
Holbrook argus., 1906-07-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

O. L. Hathorn came in from Indian Wells Tuesday.
 Arthur Saunders came in from the range for the Fourth.
 John McCarroll, a prosperous cattle man from Navajo, was a business visitor here Tuesday,.
 Joe Knight came up from Ash Fork to spend the Fourth with friends. b., .u.
 The A. C. M. I. has just receIv- ed car of choice potatoes of the new crop.
 Ed Howell is down from Maya jo receiving a herd of 300. cows for Julius Wetzler.
 The Fourth of July was cele- brated here with a dance at Wet zler's Hall in the evening.
 s. H. Fine came down from Flagstaff Sunday to visit his daughter Helen May.
 Miss Grace Smith, Geo. Hen. nesy and Jas. Donahue attended the dance here Thursday night.
 Mrs Geo. Hubbard is here from Pleasant Valley spending a few days with friends.
 Henry Scorse has moved into the Apache house and is prepar- ed to accommodate you with neatly furnished rooms.
 Several members of the Ladies Aid drove out and spent the day with Mrs. Chas. Allenbaugh yes terday. ..-, r
 Fred Saunders came up from Ash Fork, where he, IS employed as Santa Fe car inspector, to spend the Fourth with friends.
 Mir and Mrs. E. H. Bargeman and Mir. and Mrs. C. l. Houck came up f'om Winslow to at tend the dance Thursday night.
 Mrs J. D. Houck arrived here from Cave Creek Wednesday ev. ening to spend a few days visit ing old acquaintences.
 ' John Ramsey, Vim. Gibson, John and Lewls Hunt of Snow flake celebrated the Fourth in ,Winslow. / <
 Hamp Blevins and Red Hol, comb went to Heber this morn ing to commence gathering hor- ses; |te,,"i'a4l, x ! ..,t. t. <, ff f. aj George Hubbard is over from Pleasant Valley delivering a herd ,!oofcatt1e to H.. J. Ramer and Julius Wetzler. .... '"C. Hess boarded No. r Thurs day morning for the southern part of the territory to look after his mining interests.
 Y Mrs. Julius Wetzler and son