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PUTS into PORT
FOR ASSISTANCE
Ship C. F. Sargent, Bound
From Astoria to New York,
Runs Into Terrible Storm
VESSEL STARTS LEAKING
Cargo Shifts, Deck Planks
Are Started and Crew Re-
fuses to Proceed Further

The American ship c. F. Sargent put
into this port yesterday in badly de-
moralized condition. She was leaking,
her cargo had shifted, the planking of
her decks had started and the forward
bits which hold the main topmast stays
had been carried away.
The Sargent left Astoria March 16,
bound to New York, with cargo of
120e. 900 feet of lumber. On March 10,
when in latitude 44.30 north and longi-
ture 130 west, she encountered ter
rife hurricane. The storm ragged with
tremendous fury for twelve hours.
Great seas came crashing on the YES
sci, while fierce gale howled and
ragged around her rigging. Captain Nc
Leod expected at every minute the ship
would be torn to pieces and sent to the
bottom of the ocean. Suddenly a huge
wave came towering toward her. 1t
seemed mountains high to those on
board and just as it struck her at the
very same moment fierce blast of
wind came crashing along and the YES
sci was thrown on her beam ends. She
quivered like an aspen leaf for mo-
ment and then the cargo shifted to
starboard Just at this time the storm
seemed to lull and the vessel righted.
The pumps were put to work and it
was found she had thirty-four inches of
water in her hold. Her planking was
started on deck next to the waterways
for fifty-five feet. Her rigging was
torn, her head gear was damaged and
the forward bits which hold the main
topmast stays were carried away.
The vessel was leaking at the rate of
six inches an hour during the latter
part of the storm. but when the weather
moderated she was making about four
inches an hour. Her seams had opened
and the men refused to proceed with
the vessel to New York, so Captain Nc
Leod decided to put into this port for
relief and. repairs. On March 20 she
ran into another gale, which again
shifted her cargo. which caused her to
list heavily to starboard, and in that
condition she passed in through the
Golden Gate.
The Sargent was built in 1874 at Yar-
mouth, Me Captain Mcleod could not
state yesterday what was the damage
to the vessel. She will. however, need
a lot of overhauling before she is able
to put to sea again.
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VOTERS OF SANTA CLARA WILL
ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY
Citizens Display Great Interest I'm Con-
test for Control OF the
McufcfDality.

SAN JOSE, April IA municipal
election will be held at Santa Clara
Monday at which three Town
Trustees, two members of the School
Board, a Clerk, Treasurer and Marshal
will be elected. Interest in the election
is fully aroused. and it is expected that
a large vote will be polled. The indi-
cations are that Robert Menzel. the
present City Treasurer, and George
Fenton, the City Clerk, will be re-elect-
ed without opposition. For the Office
of Town Marshal there are a number of
candidates, including P. j. Walsh, the
incumbent. d. o. Druffel, president OF
the Board of Town Trustees for the
last ten years, is a candidate for re-
election. He will be opposed by DR..
A. Il. Osborn. Other names mentioned
for Trustees are Manuel Vargas and
DR.. Adams.
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Bremerton. where she viii go out Of COM
mission
The oregon sailed from this port for
The Orient on November !. 1902. She has
been practically all the time in Asiatic
waters, with the exception Of making a
run TO Honolulu.
The beautiful pennant, which is $50 feet
long. and the ships flags. which are all
of the finest silk. were purchased in
Japan by the crew Of the Oregon and
presented to the batueship- They viii
continue TO float from the vessel until
she goes out Of commission, and viii then
be. sent to the naval academy to grace
the walls % that institution.
The Oregon has the proud distinction Of
carrying the bsrtleship trophy for excel
7encV of gunnery. She won this for the
wears 19a and 1895 The trophy which is
g handsome piece Of bronze plate. is at
tsched TO the iron plate just outside the
commanding officers cabin.
Captain J. p. Merreil, who is in COM
nand Of the oregon, says there IS no
truth In the report that the ship cannot
use her big guns because her hull has
been strained She is able to go to sea
and 90 into fighting service at a moment S
notice and use every gun she carries
On the homeward trip from Hongkong
10 Yokohama the oregon ran into ter
4 -ifc ty-phoon, which swept her around IN
Ac1rious fashion but did no special
damage.
Following is list of the battleship. s
officers: Captain ]. P. Merren command
er: Lieutenant Commander w w Bu-
chanan. Lieutenant Commander l.. D.
Miner. Lieutenant j. @. Church, Ensign
E. J. Marouart, Ensign G. J. Rowchfe,
Ensign J. P Lannon. Ensign r {.
Martin, Ensign o. c. Bowling, Ensign
q ". Early. Ensign O. r. Cooper, Ensign
r S Holmes, Ensign F. H Sadler, En-
sign G A. Richter, Surgeon A Farenholt,
Assistant Surgeon Dykes. Assistant Sur
ayeon r W. s. Dean. Paymaster H h
Balthis. Captain F. NJ Wise, L ,. NJ
c.: First Lieutenant W. + smith I. ,.
N C.. Roatswain J. S Croghar, Acting
Cunuer Henry Rieck, Carpenter William
O-NeHl. Warrant Machinist j. A. Hickey,
Warrant Machinist David Purdon, War
rant Machinist W. c. Gray and Pay
Clerk Frank Hunt.
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Maria Is Launched.

The stern-wheel steamer Maria was
launched s-ester5a< at John Twigg Sons
Corpauy-s boat yard. AS she slid into the
waters OF the bay she was christened by
Miss HHds Peterson, who dashed the pro-
verbal bottle OF champagne against the little
vessels bow. -
If Colombia and will be shipped south on
one of The Kosmos steamers early this month
She will be used on the rivers In that locallt4
Tor carrying supplies 20 the mines. and aIso
IS q prospecting boat She is sixty feet over
an twelve feet beam and three feet ten lnches
In Septh she is ftted with thlrty-nNe
ho-ser1over steam engine and is WOOD
F-5rner She was completed and ready for
launching thirteen DAYS after her keel was
lsid she viii be capable of running twelve
t-,,r4S = n hour
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Memoranda.

Per Br stmr Oceano. at San Francisco April
! from Newcastle. Aus-Had strong NV gales
the last two days of voyage.
Per bark Andrew Welch from Honolulu at
San Francisco Mar 31-Sailed from Honolulu
Mar IA; had light Sc to SSW winds and NV
winds to lat 81 10 N, long 136 W; then heavy
Sc veering to NV with very heavy rain and
fearful seas; passage II days
Per ship Chas e Moody. from Port Ludlow
at San Francisco April Had heavy ESE to
Sc gales for u days; March 90, AS m in
lat 43 80 N long 12S 10 w, had heavy earth
quake lasting 2 minutes from south to north
barometer 2S10.
Per u S strnr Oregon. from Manila via Hon
olulu-On April l. a m, lost the port quarter
Loaf in a heavy NV gale
Per ship Sargent, from Astoria for New
York in port for repairs-Saied from Astoria
on Mar 18 bound for New York. with 1900 M
feet Of lumber, had succession of S and STr
gales for f2 days: on Mar 49, lat a. 10 N.
long 100 w, had hurricane from Sc: ship
under goose wing maintopsaii; was thrown on
beam ends shifting cargo to starboard and
straining zhip all over and starting planking
on deck next to waterways for about 55 feet
all along; also carried away the forward bits
which holds maintopmast stays. causing yes
sci to leak about six inches per hour in heavy
weafher and about 4 inches in modera re-
wee ther. the crew refused to proceed any fur
Their so put into San Francisco for repairs: on
vessels arrival had "a inches of water in hold
EUREKA April Tug Buhne reported
stmr Newsboy. previously reported in dis
tress bottom up in entrance this morning. At
slack water an attempt will be made to drag
wrec,- into bay.
Vessel Is drifting toward the bar; fouled and
carried away No bucs'
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POLICE RECOVER LITTLE ONES
TAKEN FROM AN INSTITUTION
Offspring of Divorced Pair Found in
PetaIuma, Where They Had Been
Placed by Mother.

PETALUMA, April 1.-Detective
Sergeant Charles H. Taylor and an off,
cial of the San Francisco Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
were here today, and. through the as
sistance of City Marshal F. M. Collins,
succeeded in locating the two children
of Mrs. Nora Vezina and took them to
San Francisco on the afternoon train.
The children's mother. Mrs. Nora We
zina, took the children from the institu-
tion in San Francisco and brought them
to Petaiuma. The childrens parents
are divorced and the society was ap-
pointed their guardian.
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Rar Pilot Carried 10 Sea.

Ear Pilot Swanson who took the steamer
Nev-port 10 sea yesterday. is probably still
on that vessel. and unless he has been dropped
IN Al santa Cruz or Monterey he is now on
his way 70 Mexican ports. When the New
nort sailed on Saturday for Ancon she had
~ sooner crossed the bar than she ran into a
z --ifc storm The wind blowing a hur-
-icane and the seas were running mountains
bieh When n wss time for swanson TO leave
49, steamer tho storm was so furious and
re waters so rough that Il impossible
Ia, the pilot-boat TO take him on
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hence Mar S; stmr Chehalis, hence Mar Is
TATOoSH-Passed out April 1-Stmr Har-
old Dollar, from Seattle for San Francisco;
stmr Chas Nelson, from Seattle for San Fran
cisco.
Passed in April 1-Schr Inca. from Caliao
for Port Townsend. Ger stmr Itauri hence
Mar % for Seattle and Tacoma; stmr Geo
Loomis. hence Mar 2S for Seattle.
Passed out April 1-Dredger Seattle, in tow
OF tug Dauntless, from Seattle for San Fran
cisco.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived April 1-Stmr
Coos Bay. hence Mar 80.
Sailed April 1-Stmr Coos Bay, for San
Pedro.
Arrived April 1-stmr State Of California.
from San Diego
Sailed April 1-stmr State of California. for
San Francisco,
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Mar 31-schr North
Bend from Coos Bay.
Sailed April, 1-Bktn NJ Griffith and schr
Meteor. for Port Hadlock.
EuREKA-Sailed April 1-Stmr Roanoke,
for San Pedro via San Francisco
Arrived April 1-Stmr Pomona. hence Mar
81; strnr Roanoke, from Portland for San
Pedrc.
CLALLAM BAY-In port-Bark Gatherer
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Sailed April i-Br bark Inverness. for che

Sailed April 1-Br bark Inverness. for Che
mainus c
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK=Arrived April 1--Stmr Gale
donia, from Glasgow and Moville; stmr Pa
monia, from Trieste Palermo and Naples.
DOVER-Sailed April 1-Stmr PENNSYLVANIA,
from Hamburg for New York via Boulogne.
QUEENSTOWN-Sai April 1-Stmr Lu-
cania from Liverpool for New York.
Arrived April 1-Stmr CYmric, from Boston
for Liverpool, and proceeded.
LIVERPO0L-Arrived April 1-Stmr Celtic,
from New York via Queenstown; stmr Ces-
trish, from Boston: stmr Umbria. from New
York via Queenstown
Sailed Mar s1-Stmr Winifredian. for Bos-
ton: stmr Tydeus. for Seattle via Singapore,
Hongkong and Yokohama.
MOVILLE-Arrived April 11-Stmr Columbia,
from New York for Glasgow, and proceeded.
Sailed Mar 31-Stmr Astoria. from Glasgow
for New York.
NAPLEs-Arrived April T-Stmr Republic,
from Alexandria for New York via Ponta del
Gads
GENOA-Arrived April 1-Stmr Romantic
from Boston via Ponta del Gada. Algiers,
Gibraltar and Naples
SOUTHAMPTON-A Arrived April 1-StmrS st
Paul. from New York via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
ROTTERDAM Mar S1-stmr Moor
dam for New York
GLAsGow-ssiled Mar 31-stnr Corinthian,
for Halifax and Boston.
1--
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PLANNING BIG POWER LINE
FROM CORDELIA TO VALLEJO
Corporation Getting Ready to Improve
Plant Which Supplies the Cow
ernment Yard.

VALLEJO. April 1.-The California
Gas and Electric Company is planning
a big power line to supply this city and
the Government shops on Mare Island
direct from it's present trunk system at
Cordelia A big force of men is now
being assembled and material is arriv-
ing at South Vallejo and at CordeIia for
the work The job will cost many thou
sands of dollars and will require two
months to complete.
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DIES ON CHAIR IN SALOON-James
Hurley. a laborer. who bad been employed at
the Bay Shore cut-on. died in chair in J. J.
morning. He had been in the habit of visit
ing the saloon and called there about 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning. and was found dead in the
chair aboi-t O'clock. He arrived in thIs
city on March 20 and told the people in the
saloon that he was sick. He was about as
years of age The body was taken to the
Morgue. Death is supposed to have been from
natural causes
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Iunnita Coo Ashore.

The sIoop yacht Juanita broke adrift from
her rnoorines al Sausalito early yesterday
,,orrfnr and after being swept across the bay
nv the strong north wind blowing at the time
vent ashore at Bakers Bay. There was no
one an board at the time. As she happened
- land on q sandy part OF the beach she
suffered but little damage. She is owned by
r 81 Savory.
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CLARENCE MACKAY SENDS
THIRD CHECK TO RENO PRIEST
Gives $4,000 to Be Used In Building
Church to Replace One Destroyed
by Fire.

RENO, April IA check for $4,000
was received yesterday by Father Tub
man of the Catholic church of this city,
The money was donated by Clarence
Mackay to be used in the construction
of the new Catholic church which is to
take the place of. the church which was
destroyed by fire a few months ago.
This is the third check received by
Father Tubman from the Mackay fam
lily within theslast two months.
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PROPOSALS.

SALE OF old material at the Navy Yard Mare
Island. CaL-There will be sold at the Navy
Yard. Mare Island. Cal. material belonging
To the navy, condemned unfit for use
therein consisting of scrap iron. ordnance
stores, boiler tubes. boilers engines. hose.
rope. wire rigging, wire reels. tableware.
plated ware. spyglasses. sounding machines.
flags. books. surgical Instruments machine
tools. hand tools, provisions. clothing. etc.
The sale Will be for cash to the highest bid
der by sealed proposals to be opened at I
o'clock .. M. May 2 1906 Schedules con-
tanning form Of proposals and terms of sale
will be furnished application to the gem
eral stOrekeeper, Navy Yard. Mare Island.
Cal TRUMAN Fl. NEWBERRY. Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy
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BATTLESHIP OREGON HOME FROM
A LONG STAY IN FAR EAST
Will Discharge Ammunition at Mare Island and
Then~Go North to Go Out of Commission

The battleship Oregon came into port
yesterday afternoon. after a stay in Ash
atie waters of three years and half As
she came through the Golden Gate the
homeward bound Dennant was floating
gayly 10 the breeze, from her mainmast
Just as she was approaching the coast on
saturday she ran into a terrific storm.
The waves washed the deck and tore the
port lifebOat from its lashings and swept
II overheard into the seething waters
The boat was later picked up and hauled
on board the battleship after much diff
Guilty.
The Oregon was fifty-one days from
Manila and eight days from Honolulu.
She will remain in the bay here for sew
eTal davg and will then proceed TO Mare
Island, where her ammunition will be
discharged. She win then go north to
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stmr Greenwood. Adler, 6s hours from San
Pedro. a
Ship chas Moody. Rasmussen, Is days
ship Sargent, Mcleod. IS days from
Astoria: bound for New York; put in for re-
Brig w Irwin, Hansen II days from
Roche Harbor, via Port Angeles 10 days.
schr Lily, Bottger, days from Umpaua.
sehr A Baxter, Isaacson, 10 days from
schf oliver Olson. Olson. IL days from
sehr Hygh Hogan. samarItter e4 days
from CoQuille River.
SAILED.
Sunday, April 1.
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander San Diego and
stmr Gualala. Olsen. Delmar Landing.
Stmr Navarro. Jacobs, Eureka
Stmr James 5 Higgins. Higgins Fort Bragg.
Stmr RavalIi, Peterson. Eureka.
Strnr Scotia, johnson. Bowens Landing.
stmr Czarina. Duggan, Seattle.
Stmr National City, Frederickson, Fort
Bragg.
Stmr Sequoia, Reed Eureka.
stmr Jeanie, Wood, Seattle and Tacoma
Shnr Fulton, Panzer, Eureka.
stmr Newburg johnson. Grays Harbor
Br ship Austrasia. Hughes. Port Townsend
Bark " Flint, Hansen. Honolulu
Bark Carondelet Doyle. Port Gamble.
Bktn Tam O'Shanter, Bennett. Bellingham
Power schr Bessie K, Jahnson, San Vicente
Landing.
POINT LoBos, April 1. 10 p m-Weathsr
cloudy: wind NV; velocity II miles per hour
E DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed April 1-Schr
Forest Home from Seattle for San Francisco
schr Fred Sander, from Tacoma for San
Pedro.
DIAMOND POINT-Arrived April 1-Br ship
Lebernbank from Iquique-
sEATTLE-Sailed Mar 81, m-Tug Daunt-
less. with barge Seattle in tow, for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed April Ger stmr sesostris. for Port
Biakeley.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Mar 31-Stmr Nor
wood, for San Pedro.
Arrived Mar 31-Sehr Watson A West
from Tacoma for New York; Br ship Robert
Fernie, from Chemainus for Valparaiso
FOREIGN PORT
VICTORIA, b C-Arrived April 1-Br bark
inverness. from Tocopilia-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Sunday. April l.
r 6 stnr oregon, Merrill. 81 days from Ma
,,Ila Vi Honolulu days.
strur Hreakwater johnson, 80 hours from
sfnT point Arena, Fosen. Is hours from
Albion.
efmr Santa Barbara, Zadart. 96 hours from
,,s,,r-nis via Seattle 80 hours; bound south;
ruf in to land passengers.
T3r stnr Oceano, Davied. 30 days from New
,seft2 Aus via Sydney 80 days.
stmr Corona. Gieiow, 1es hours from
Eureka =,
str3r Eureka. Jessen. "a hours from Eureka
Stmr g Idndauer. Allen, es hours from
sfrnr Vanguard odland. 81 hours from San
! stmr Bonita. AIberts. 20 hours from San
nfedro and way ports
weather Report.
020th Meridian-Psciie Time)
SAX FRANCISCO. April Is p. m.
The following are the seasonal raInfalls 20
date az compared with those OF same date last
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Oracle s Has Rough Time.

The pllot-boat Oracle had rough time
OF the bar on Saturday. She was struck
nv q heavy squau from the northwest and
Was thrown on her beam ends one or her
,-e,--Is was washed away from its lashings and
fb-c,S-r into the sea 1t was later picked up.
10 darnaRe was done 10 the boat.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

v LAlI HEX NDlN DI HUNS EA-ND Nf1-N tflAL
FORECAST.
Cloudy weather prevails over the northern
portion Of the Pacific slope and generally fair
weather over the southern portion. Scattered
light showers have fallen along the coast from
San Jose 10 Eureka with light snow on Moant
Tsmalpais and snow has fallen generally over
the PlateAu Rocky Mountain regions.
The rivers are rising except at Marysvie.
The Sacramento River broke over the left bank
just below FreeDort this forenoon.
FORECAST FOR APRIL . 1906:
San Francisco and vicinity--Fair Monday;
warmer: fresh northwes. winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity - Fair Monday;
fresh northeast winds
Sacramento Valley - Fair Monday; fresh
north winds.
san Joaquin valley-Falr Monday: fresh
north winds
coast-Fair Monday; brisk TO high northwest
winds.
Nevada - Cloudy Monday; probably light
snow. G. II. WILSON,
Local Forecaster.
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BUNKHoUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Bunkhousc No. of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. at the Six-Mile House. was destroyed by
shack contained about fifty at the time
the fire was discovered. but as they had no
other property than what they carry on their
backs they sustained no losses The COM
pany's loss is only $500 in lumber, cooking
utensils and odds and ends.
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Alameda Due Tomorrew.

The oceanic Steamship COmpany's steamer
Alameda is due 10 arrive tomorrow from Homo
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NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given In the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order Of occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day, except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs The heights given are In
addition to the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when a minus (-)
sign precedes the height. and then the Lumber
given Is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference Is the mean
of the lower low waters.
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FROM SEATTLE.
Sails.
Sum, Moon and Tide.

SUN, Moon and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority of the
superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street WHARF about rs
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minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of the tide is the same at both places.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Steamers leave Piers 8 and

,lOWnScnQ.
coma Everett Anacortes, So Bellfnghanl,
Bellinghan-11 a m. Apr. 5. TO- Is, 20. 25. 80.
June f. Change at Seattle to this Company's
steamers for Alaska and G. N Ry.; at Seattle
or Tacoma to n. P. Ry.; at Vancouver to
c. p. Ry.
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)-Pomona- 1:30
D. M. April g. IL Is. "a 80. May 8. Corona.
30 D. m. April 8. 9. Is. 21 27 May
For Los Angeles (vfa Port Los Angeles and
Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara:
Santa Rosa. Sundays, a. m
State of California. Thursdays. a. m
For Los Angeles (via san Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz Mon
terey, San Simeon, Cayucos. Port Harford (San
Luis ObiSpo) Ventura and Hueneme:
Coos Bay a. m. Apr. .. 10 %. May l.
Bonita a. nn Apr. 3 II. 10. q. May >.
For Ensenada Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan, Altata. La Paz, santa Rosalia.
TopoIobampo. Guaymas (Mex.). 10 a. m. 7th
Of each month
ALASKA EXCURSIONS season 1906)-'The
palatial Alaskan excursion steamship Spokane
will leave Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria June
81 July g. 90 Aug. 2.
For further information. obtain folder Right
Is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES New Montgomery st.
palace HoteD, 10 Market st. and Broadway
vvharves FREIGHT OFFICE. 10 Market ST.
OAKLAND. 96S Broadway.
C. ID DJNANN. General Passenger Agent,
10 Market St, San Francisco
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SOME MINES ARE SOLD.

Among deals for mines IN TuOlumne
County are included the sale Of half
interest in the Golden Eagle and Silken
Quartz mines at Deer Flat by c. p. Hall
to L. H. Mecaptea and four-hfths interest
in the Bumble Bee mine by David Ross
and others to G. Mem. Ross.
The Amador Ledger reports that the
PARTIES who have been working the
Mitchell, mine near Pine Grove. with a
view of buying the property, have sus-
pended operations.
large deposit of cemented gravel has
been discovered three miles northwest Of
Ashland, Or, containing fine gold and
large quantities of black sand, carrying
platinum and magnetic iron ore, accord
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-23
IN THE PROBATE COURT
Of the County of coehise, Territor,
 of Arizona.

Tn the Matter of the Estate of John B. Angius, Deceased.
 Order appointing day of hearing petition and directing notice to be given.
 Lee Jovanovich, having filed in this Court his petition prawying that an order of this Court be made directing the administrator of the Estate of John B. Angius to execute a deed to petitioner conveying to him Lot 23 in Block l, of the City of Bisbee, as is more fully set forth in the petition on file herein.
 It is ordered, that Wednesday, the 21st day of March 1906, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day be, and the same is hereby appointed for the hearing of said petition, and that the Clerk give notice thereof by causing a notice to be published in the Bisbee Daily Re. Fview, newspaper of general circula tion published in the said County, at least four weeks before said day of hearing. according to law.
 Dated February 17th, 1906.
 FRANK W. GOODBODY,
 Probate Judge