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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Ths campaign carried On b tie
knFmene commlstee doing huslnaA
under tiss management of Cham mpagne
lszse. Ia It's futile efforts 70 lfool The
lnAlafa n TIE nem stalls into bellev.
lng that the Democratic party q the
friend and protector of the Fed raeo Is
Ill buhl and a snare
flley are AgaUlks tie Indian and
place him ln ne AAme class with The
negro. AZ thiA time tllelr axht i i0r
separate eoAchsa and salting ruoms
aud dlsffanchlaanent thm an educA.
tlCnAi clause
HISTORY since time begun has l,een
repeating Itself, and should Demo.
cfAta control the constitutional body,
tiley MAJ be expected % hand tlis
Indian 3 psckAEs, mere dangerous q
nj perSonAi and political telng than
tlo vicious Aes which theg have
attempted O. enact during the past
seAious uf tie Oklahoma lsglslAtare.
In ths Oklahoma legislature of ths
lgol session. one Of tlAe mest vicious
laas ant whlch Would have been a
disgrace upon TIM tsffitogy foFeser,
had ID i~sn enacted waA blll ultfn
ducea b senator Freeman y Miller.
recoznfoi leader q tie Democratic
party. that absolutely prohibited al
Indian from riding IL tic can Nith
ire white lAssengsfx Tie te1t q
the blll waa a. iollgws
.He IL enacted hf tie legislative
assembly of uSe tefritofy g oklailo.
naA
sseoiion 4 Eyery AilHad ram.
pAny. leasce. mAnagef % fscsivef
Thereof doing buslnesa III tha terri.
tor a. a eomnoa carrier a pAsssn.
gers l0s hire, stall provide separate
c1aciss Tor the accommodation u
white, and a negro and Indian pAs.
mn1erA ana said separate eoAehea
& 81 - sauai ia Al fsafects 10 ram.
lofi ard eoasenienres
sseeilo q ITO term negro - u@et
ia TITS acl shAii II Construed q mean
aal rerson of African dsccut y tie
une.Qlehth blood and tllAt the term
Iudlan stall b. construed 70 mean
an psfson of Indian decent within
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
MORE BODIES
ARE RECOVERED

Kansas CitY. oct 81 -Four bodles
sefe removed this mofnlag from The
ruins of TIE Chamber u tie Commerce
building Ia Kansas City Kan, max
ing The total knosn q ba dead eight.
Although ladlY ctaffed and features
disagured wefe identified a. ~.
saHa winslow age g. Clty solleltof.
Morris Faesink Company, Mn 81.
safa Wlnaow hls wife, Matel Win.
Slow age nine. and Mag wlns5sw nse
daughters q W and Mrs EdwAni
Winslaw AZ the hospital tea 81 ia
Iuinfed are ia serious condition bat
# Is believed the othsn sill recover.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST
IN KANSAS CITY, KAN.
Many People Lost Their Lives in Fire
Last Night in the Old Chamber of
Commerce Building.

kansas CltY. Oct a--in tie ruins
Of the Chamber ol Commerce Building
10 Kansas CITY Kan, destroyed by
frs saFly today thsts are angshefc
half q dozen to thirty bodies
Ascending 70 the estimates given this
morning b. tie fremen, who worked
az the scene ~ night On The other
hand, the assistant afe chief a. n
o'clock Insisted THAT the dead would
not number over half 4 Dozen
At O'Clock this morning the bedy
81 y. n YOUNG. a laborer. vas -.
moved from the ruins Young lived
on The fourth floor with > family
whose fate i not known Ills body
was 10 badly burned that there was
dllfculty IN identifying t.
me actual less Of life wiil not t.
known until a thoFo search q the
ruins can ~ made. and probably not
then. = some Of the fremen assert
thar several bodles must have been
burned 10 Ashas.
The building, which was used as q
iefement house. heid - nearly a.
can be learned, CLOSE to - persons a
The time tie Gre broke out at iaA
laaI night Most oi tncse vee com'
posed of families but there we're
many transients whose names ars
unkuosn ft Is the custom for mani
trAnslants who come mostly from IN
nearbF railroad yards. net q register
aud thus 81 tFAra of them IS lost 81
1ha Tins helng. Onlr a ploro search
~ the ms llaf ma take dafs, ant
a. exact eounf q tie missing. ell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

anaily reveal tie extent q tie eaias.
tfophe
TIE knoNn dead iollow
Infant chlldof ar and Nm. John
Sparks
Charles Lynch. driver u q sand
wagon, vito lost his life trying % save
the sparks baby
n 4. Young aged r body remos.
81 this morning
! \ Bfanalan, wagon makof
Tie missing follow
Uhafifs CArlln, stationary engineer
III with typhoid fever
Mrs " 3 nridenAn and children.
Ants agea Il, aud Lola. aged y
Patrick Mcclure. elderly.
George Mallln. invalid. aged q
Mrs Ed wlnslow and daughters,
mabel, aged =, and May, aged
Those fatally injured Afo.
Unknown baby.
" ] Mortlsy Missouri Paclde ars.
man.
ouly The outside walls q tie build.
IND remain standing. The interior
construction wAs ot wood, and tie as
stores GA the ground iloof and tie
rooms 90 the upper floors contained
muen lniiammahle material
Long after lie eoon had fallen in
and the great plle of debris lad been
attacked By the flames gas from
AZ opuu niAin thAt eutsFsd the build.
lng continued tu huFn. reducing l.
sslses everything uithln reach
Tho anaaclal loN Is estimated 81
slo0Uu between forts and efty GER
sons we're injured. half Of them more
% lssa seriously
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
". c. 7 %. Convention Opens

Hartford. Conn. oct. 20 The thirty.
third animal convention q the nat.
lunal Woman Christian Temperance
Union vas opened TO-DAY IS Mr. Lii
Ian II \ stessnsog Portland. Maine,
president pelegAtes are here from
ali part % tie sofla.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Tie doctor brought the Old trunk
home elth hfm % Finlu exam.
igatiou u rs contents proved that
tHe cd man lad heeu a strange
character having spent many years
VI pts i.teas 9 pfaphets and sootfsl4er
There vas mas ~ Old papers and
rubbish, and, down 10 TIE corner an
old auwscosered package Tie doc
tog 9peue3 it casually atnen dropped
ii bis eye bulgihg Tos minute he
eas'cH the point of faintlng Then
De hsstHYgnbhed The package and
maue beeluo faf tbe mnk
Tie doctor refused ta a4 shat ID
Was that he found for he thinks the
relatives hars Forfeited al right 10
tae old man Iefacf aud be- doesn't
intend that lhey shall bo given any
chauee 20 sgegre something to which
De thinks they have uo claim
Tie doctors friends however say
that 4 he depot emp.ufss and hack
mea eho used the Old truuk f0f a seat
az summer a. tie C.aJumort depot
ouly suew what il vas that the doc.
tor foand they would All take week
OF and hire some one - kick them
fof the entire time.
II Is sad that some af Reneaeld's
people are well.to-do and that be has
q son and nephew living lu eo1eyvllle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Elect Officers

The Music club net yesterday in
the Cobb hotel paflors. and officers
were elected fof the eoming year.
Mrs. = Il Wilson, presidents Mrs.
Ewing llalsell, viee presidents Ms L.
v. MeSpadden, secretary and treasur.
er The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Jamea Monday. Nov y, at
tp. M.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
MEETING HELD
At ADA, |. 7.

The fourth annual state session 81
the Anti Horse Thief Association iof
the Indian Territory va held az Ada
on the aaib and 2olh, inst. TIE fol.
lowing ofiioex seFe elected for the
ensuing year A = Ackenop Nus.
koges, president Jim Duncan. Table.
quAh, ,lco presidents wm. n A liar.
rlsa. Checolah. secretary
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
ARE
AFTER HIM

Chicago. oct 20 1he police are
following up clss % Leonard Leopold
wanted for connection Nith the Les.
ne MURDER. received from town IL
Sebrsska. Tley intimate THAT theY
esect % capture Leopold t,afofe night.
There Is 30 Information rs 90 his sup.
posed hiding place
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
GOVERNOR is
EXONERATED

Washington. oct, 3 TIE president
has feeaiFei tllc report q the com,
mltIer fsesutis sent e Oklahoma q
Investigate tho etafges preferred
against Governor fnhlz Tie report
completely oaeueates tie governor
and Nill undoubtedly b approved -
tie president
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
sprOaue killed

Altau 0gt 0 4 man named
serufge ones a prominent revolution.
ary leader % The baltic proslncos vas
Killed yesterday willie Ga the wsy q
Amsricz tscaasr De bstfaycd his
party
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
BANK LOOTED
BY ROBBERS

jefferson CITY Mo, oct 2e The
Bank u jamestown, Monlteau county
was entered last night bY robbers
WHO blew open the safe and secured
s2. zoo and escaped
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
COSTLY MONUMENTS
AND SHAFTS BROKEN
IN THE Cemeteries
the Large GraVeysrds, Which
Felt Its Full Force.
Many Historical Tributes Of Stone and
Marble Are Shattered or
TopPled Down.

The path Of the temblor that gave
San Francisco the vicious shake Of
three weeks ago lay through several Of
the large cemeteries. The dead lying
In their eternal sleep in the quiet Of the
early morning were shak r. in casket
and vault, as If the day of Judgment
were at hand. Above the still forms
that had been laid away in final rest
slender white shafts that glistened in
the starlight down upon pave and cop
ing. Monuments crashed down on
mounds Of earth and vaults groaned
and split.
When the convulsion Of the earth had
passed the shaken sleepers in the NEGRO
poll settled down again, unmindful Of
what had happened, but the living that
had reared the beautiful testimonials
of their love were left much to grieve
over when they again visited the ceme-
teries.
II viii take years Of work and mil
lions Of dollars 10 repair the damage
done to monuments In Calvary, Masonic
Odd Fellows and Laurel Hill Cemeter-
les. In the Laurel Hill burial place
many Of the historic monuments were
badly damaged by the quake. The
stones over the grave Of Chief Engi-
neer David ScanneI In the Firemen s
plot, the one over the resting place Of
Senator David @. Brodsrick,, the heavy
marble slab over the grave Of Colonel
Edward D. Baker, the hero Of Ball $
Bluff, the magnificent shaft that marx
ed the resting place Of B. B. Woodward
Of Woodward's Garden fame, and the
Morrow monument, q granite obslisk
thirty feet high and weighing at least
twenty tons, are among the historic
grave marks which suffered. The mag
nifcent Latham iron dome with it's sta
tue Of Hope was uninjured.
An examination Of this client city ef
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07

the dead reveals the fact that ell the
monuments In q line running, from
northwest to southeast are twisted ON
thar bases. those that fell toupled
toward the north.
OF the 1000 refugees who sought safe
ty among the tombs of this cemetery ON
the first night of the fire, not more than
100 are camping there now.
The receiving vat,lt was uniniured.
Some damage was done to the water
pipes, but they were soon repaired and
the pumping station supplied with
water for the district from a leo-foot
artesian well. It Is at this time furnish.
ing $4,000 gallons an hour to the hogpt.
tails IN the vicinity.
There have been quite q number of
burials In this place recently, and It Is
probabls that under the recent Supreme
Court decision 1t will be used for fu.
ture interment. The roof Of the lodge
at the entrance was badly broken by q
chimney falling through 1t.
In Calvary cemetery many monu.
ments were shaken down, but the larger
ones were but slightly damaged. A re-
marksble fact Is that ell The monu.
ments In the western half Of the cene-
terry fell toward the north or south and
those Of the eastern half fell toward
the east.
In the Masonic cemetery almost every
costly monument has been damaged; ;
many fell and some have been shifted
six 20 eight inches toward the east.
In the Odd Fellows cemetery the
west and south wall Of the Columbariun,
was cracked to such an extent that II
has been necessary to close the place.
The crematory was not damaged. The
front wall Of the receiving vault fell
out. In this cemetery many monuments
fell. Near the entrance stands the mon.
ument to Charles De Young, uninjursd
while directly opposite fve-ton car
of granite on the David Hunter monu.
ment was shifted twelve inches to the
south. The nfe-sized statue Of John T,
Morse, who was past grand master of
the Odd Fellows, was moved several
inches toward the east.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED MAY s.

Stmr Grace Dollar. Fozen. 60 hours
from Aberdeen
stmr Umatilla, Nopander. Ga hours
from Victoria. etc.
stmr Argo. Hansen. rs hours from
Eel River.
ARRIVED MAY Q.
Stmr Chehalis ,Johannsen, 90 hours
from San Pedro
Nor stmr Hercules. Bjerck. IS days
from Singapore. via Comox az days,
SAILED MAY s.
Stmr Nushagak, Anderson, Bristol
Bay
stmr City OF Panama, Thompson,
Anoon and way ports
Stmr Mayfair. Hansen, willapa
Harbor.
stmr James s Higgins. Higgins,
San Pedro.
stnr Olympic, Anderson. Belling-
ham.
stmr Nome CITY, Hansen. Port
land, Or.
stmr Pomo, Reinertson, Albion
River and Point Arena
Etrnr Sea Foam. Miller, Asndo-
cino.
Nor stmr Tellus and Nor stmr
Arutxen, Nanaimo.
Bark B p Cheney. Brasting. Bris-
tol Bay.
SAILED MAY 6.
Stnr Santa Rosa, Alexander. Sar
Diego.
Strnr Watson. Bartlett. Seattle.
Etmr Corona, Gielow, Eureka
Etmr Albion. Hansen. Albion
schr Advance Ogidnessen. CoQuills
RavsR
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
ACADEMIC SENATE PASSES
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Expresses Regret Over the Destruction
Of Life and Property at Stanford
University.

University.
BERKELEY, May "A resolution
testifying to the sympathy felt for the
Stanford University, because Of its
losses in the earthquake, has been
adopted by the Academic Senate Of the
University Of California at the regular
semi-annnual meeting. held yesterday.
The resolution Is as follows:
"Resolver, That we have heard with
profound sorrow and regret Of the de-
strrction to life and property wrought
by the recent earthquake to our sister
institution, the Leland Stanford Junior
University, and that, as members Of the
University Of California, we extend to
our co-worksrs in higher education in
this state our heartfelt sympathy in
their loss, and assure them OF our conf
dence that none Of the hopes for the
future Of their University win be de-
feated by the misfortune 1t has met.
(Signed) BENZ. I. WHEELER,
President Of the Academic Senate Of
the University Of California
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
Pages Hold Session.

While the United States Senate was
not In session the other day, Senator
Spooner had occasion to visit the
chamber. To his astonishment the
pages-tan In number-were holding q
stormy senatorial session, with q
black-eyed little Ohioan In the Vice
Presidents chair. Another page wea
olamoring for recognition, another
was standing on a Senator's chair.
Senator Spooner smiled and walked
to his seat near the center aisle. Mr..
President" he began in his usual dig.
nified style. Quick as fas came the
answer, which nearly stunned the
statesman. "The Senator from Wis
consin." soiemnly answered the page
In the chair. Don't you think there
Is q good deal of confusion In the
chamber, Mr.. PRESIDENT" added the
Senator from the Badger State when
he had recovered. The page brought
down Woe President Fairbanks gavel
with a sounding whack. There GER
tainly is, the Senate must be In or.
der" And Spoonar fed precipi-
tately-Kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
Drunken Man Frightens Servants.

Chief Dinan was notified Saturday
afternoon that man named W. White,
who had been placed In charge Of Mrs.
Eleanor Martins residence ut 2040
Broadway, had got drunk, hourished 4
revolver and chased the women servants
out Of the house. Then he began loot
ing. Word was sent to the camp Of the
United Statss Marine Corps and Lieu
tenant Colonel Karmany went to the
house and placed White under arrest.
The patrol wagon was sent to take him
to the 6tanyan street station, but when
1t reached the house White had been
released by Lieutenant Colonel Kar.
many, Mrs. Martin having refused to
prefer charge against him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS
WOLF SENDS OUT LETTERS
Urges Similar Officials In East to Exer-
else Utmost Discretion In Dealing
with Comparies.


with Companies.
The following is now being sent by
Insurance Commissioner e. Myron
Wolf to the officials OF each State in
the Union charged with the supervision
OF insurance.
Dear Sir: The greater portion OF
San Francisco has been wiped out by
an earthquake followed by disastrous
FIRE, which began on April Is and con-
tnued for several days, but the sturdy
men who builded the splendid metropo-
lis on the Pacific began planning the
new city before the burnt bricks were
cool.
There is fixed determination that
the new city shall be bigger
broader and more beautiful than was
tofore prepared for bsautifying San
Francisco will undoubtedly be followed
In the work of reconstruction
All Glass A buildings have stood the
severe test Of the earthquake and Ere
and the wide streets of San Francisco
have thoroughly demonstrated their
utility In resisting the advance Of fre
The new city viii surely be built oi
Class A buildings and wide boule
varded streets.
"The auxiliary salt water system
which the fire underwriters have ad
vocated for years will probably be soor
constructed and the new San Fran
cisco viii doubtless be one OF the best
cities In the world, from q FIRE insur
ance point of view.
thTha SpIeudid nufhnafaar am
energy manifested by the people o.
this Western metropolis must excite
the admiration OF the world, but these
have been predicated upon the assur
ances that nearly all OF the fire insur
ance companies will settle in fun. and
without resorting to technicalities o.
bubbles.
While I realize that as an officia
your acts are largely restricted to TIT
enforcement OF ths laws enacted b,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
Odd Advertisements.

This odd advertisement recently ap-
peared In the Lahore (India) Tribune:
"Wanted-An assistant master. strong
in English and good at sporta- Pay
Rs. go per month ANY one with q
proud look and q high stomach not
wanted Apply to principal. Church
Mission High School. Srinagar. Kashr
mir. New York Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
DIED


BIELER-In san MateO, May 4. 1906 Ju-
lie Bleler, beloved wife oG the late A.
Blclcr. and mother OF I. a. Bteler ana
O. the late Mrs.. J. Eertsch, q native OF
Germany, ssed = years months and
z days.
Remains at the mortusry chapel of
the GOlden Gate Undertaking Compans t.,
24SS Aission street. near Twenty
BUcHFR-Iu west Berkeley, May 2.
1915. Ida be owed vile Of Conrad
Bueher. and daughter OF Mrs. IL. ~
Hagnlan, and sister OF Oscar E1ln,
Hannah, Louise, AdolIh, Carl, Gus.
Laura and Abbie Hagman. a native OF
Astoria, Or, aged Sc years and % days
CAL4ZLA-lhe mass OF the mpnths mind
for the repOse CT the Fould Of Rev.
Father Bartholomew CalZia. s J.. win
be said Ia the Sacred Heart Cnurch.
Fillmore street. on "Wednesday, May
8, al 7:I5 e. n Members OF Ladies' So
eaIty OF St IgnauUs Church are re-
E. z. KENNA. s. J.
72t Director Of Ladies sodality.
CARR-In this city. May 5, IsO6, Jane
beloved wife OF Thomas Carr, and
youngest daughter OF the late Frank
and ellen McSiulin- q native Of San
DAVIS-In the City and County Rozpi-
tai. May 3, 1906. Benjamin Davis, a nz.-
tive q California. aged IS years.
DEEEER-ln taiS city, May ). 1906, Ellen
5. beloved wife of .. Gilbert Dexter,
and mother CT David Il. Dexter and
Mrs. Charles II Niswen OF Lexir gton
Mess. z native Of Vermont aged g
years and 5 months.
BEtends and acqusintances are re-
epectfoAy invited 10 attend the funeral
- Jay GALoncay). at O'Clock p n1-. from
her late residence. 6S4 Waller street II
~ N& EX-In this city. May s. 1905
Mr1cgoC, beloved wife OF the late John
#ewaey, and loving mother Of John J.,
Margaret and Annie Downey, q native
OF County Roscomrnon, Ireland.
EKLAND-dn the City and County Hos
sftal. May G. 1906 Elizabeth Ekland, q
harve OF England. aged 90 years
EIEHER-In this city. May s. 1906. Henry
Fisher. beloved husband OF the late
4Enfe Fisher. and father of Harry z.
Fisher. q native OF Germany. aged 70
years. A member OF the Lumber Sur
veTors' Association.
Friends and aceuaintanoea are re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
GETS A RUSH DISPATCH
Marblefead Is Unexpectedly Sent
to Hawaiian Port.
Antelope. Hansen. siu.law

Schr Antelope, Hansen. Stuslaw
River.
schr Ida Mckay, Estvold. Alaska
ISLAND PORT.
HONOLULU-Sailed May 5-Br stmr
Moana, for Brisbane. May Ship
Bangalore. for Delaware Breakwater;
, stmr Enterprise. for San Francisco.
Arrived May Ger bark Paul Isen-
berg, from London
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ABERDEEN-Sa Sailed May 5Stmr
Quinault, in tow stmr G G Lindauer,
for San Francisco; schr Henry VII
son. for San Francisco.
Arrived May 5-Stmr Coaster, hence
April 80.
PORT LOS ANGELES May
5-Stmr Helen P Drew, for San
Francisco.
PORT HADLoCK-Sailed May s.
schr Meteor. for San Diego.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived May g.
Schr Honoipu. from Aberdeen; schr
Nokomis, from Olympia; schr H d
Bendixsen, from Tacoma; schr Caro-
line. from Umpoua River; stmr
Marshfield, hence May 2.
Sailed May 6-Bktn Portland. for
Portland; stmr Phoenix. for San Fran
cisco.
UMPQUA RIvER-sailed May B.
Schr Lily. for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-Passed out May g.
St1nr Oregon. from Seattle, for VAL
dez. May 6-Schr Fred Wood.
from San Pedro. for Port Townsend
Passed in May s-Bark Adolph
Obrig. from Manila. for Port Town
send
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed May g.
Bark Palmyra. for San Francisco;
Ger bark Barmbek. for Nitrate Port
VENTURA-Sailed May 1Schr
Falcon. for Grays Harbor.
EUREKA-Arrived of the bar May
5-Stmr Francis H Leggett. from As
toria, for San Francisco.
EUREKA-Sailed May SIStmr
Arctic. 10 search for log raft lost by
stmr Francis H Leggett-
PORT LUDLOW-Sailed May g
Bark Louisiana, for San Francisco
FORT BRAGG-Arrived May e.
Stmr Brunswick. hence May s.
ASTORIA-Sailed May eStmr
Cascade. for San Francisco; stnr
Daisy Mitchell. for San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND-Saile May s
Ger bark Hassfa. for South Amer
lea; Ger ship Ssestern. for South
America
PORT HARFoRD-sailed May s.
Stmr Asuncion. with barge Three IN
tow, for San Francisco; stmr Coos
Bay, for San Pedro.
SEATTLE-Arrivsd May @Stmr
Jefferson. from Skagway.
Sailed May 6-Stmr Humboldt. for
skagway.
FOREIGN PORT.
VICTORIA-Arrived May |Br
stmr Athenian. from Hongkong; Br
stmr Amur. hence End May s-Br
stmlr Oceano, from Comox-
Sailed May 6-Stmr Cottage City,
for Skagway. May s-Nor stmr Rel
dar, for San Francisco.
Memoranda.
April COR Meiggs wharf. schr
Carrie and Annie drifted across the
bows Of bktn Georgina and was
towed clear by tug Relief with very
slight damage to schooner.
Per Nor stmr Hercules-On April
II. Is and 1s had strong Sc gales
with mountainous seas; April 20, l4.30
n, 1927 E. had heavy Sc to SW
gale; had to heavs vessel to for A
hours, 1t being impossible to run her
In the high seas; barometer 1854
lowest captain has ever seen
EUREKA. May 5-Stmr Francis Il
Leggett. from Astoria, for San Fran
cisco. with log raft In tow. arrived off
the bar at o'clock; reports she lost
raft on Crescent City May 4; has re-
turned north TO search.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07

your legislature. feel that. under the
circumstances, II Is not improper for
me to urge upon you that. In dealing
with the fire insurance companies OF
this State and other States and coun-
tries. you exercise the utmost discre-
ton permitted by law TO the end that
property be conserved and the great
est good rendered 70 the greatest num-
bsE-s
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
MARRIEp.

PRACBT- Berkeley. April
T. ls35. by The Rev. Parsons OF St
Mark S, hG-old Pracht ana Nelma BIT
ler. Dotn CT this city.
SENA - JOIlANNSEN - In Berkeley,
april -. 1876. George J. Seek and Alice
lI JClaUuseu
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-07
BIRTHS.

EROUGHA8L-In this city. April g. 1906.
10 rae VIE OF J. J. BrOugilam, Z
Qauglter
ellH.R4lAE-In Oakland, May ;, 1906, 10
Ile WjIe of Frank z Sherman of this
city, & laughter.