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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

The Buford is at Honolulu. standing by the
stranded Sheridan. The Crook is in port. The
August 81. near Honolulu The sherman is in
port The Thomas left Honolulu September IL
for Manila; e,1aTd IN The he Warren ., Is in port 49,
ments this week were particularly heavy, both
for foreign and eoastwfse ports. aggregating
934. szT feet went 10 ports along the California
coast and 9.4eo.000 feet to ports IN Australia.
Portland has shipped i75. .sTs 63i feet Of ium-
Der. 9i.0lT. .94S feet OF this having gone to
coastwise ports and the remainder, s4.3el: :es5
shipments aggregated 500. 600 bushels
The Oriental liner Arabia sailed this morning
for Hongkong via Yokohama and other japanese
ports with cargo valued at s239 SIS. consist
ing prineipsily Of -four OF Which commodity
rsed some iuraher and miscel,aneons freight
The Oriental liner Aragonia arrived from the
Orient last night and commenced discharging
captain Olsen arrived from San Francisco this
morning to lock otter the steam schooner jim
Brtler, on which new machinery is being in
stalled ct the plant of the Willamette Iron
and Steel Works 1t is thought that the yes
sci Win be ready for service next week Olsen
viii have command Of her.
z. F. de GraBdpre has been appointed to
succeed F. A. Freeman as travelling freight
Portland Steamship Company He had been
With the Hartman interests for a number OF
The steamer George ". Elder zas towcd from
the drydoek 70 Martins dock last night. where
Ter repairs VIII he c0iupieted.
The German ship Nereide arrived this after
noon She comes under charter 10 the Portland
Fiourfng Mills to load wheat for Europe
The STEAMER Aztec did not reach Alnsworth
wharf Hntii late this morning. She was de-
layed by a heavy fog down the river during
the night She brought full cargo from the
bay city.
test Of the ability Of the warehouse men
TO Ill the places Of the striking grain handlers
VIII come when the Nereide and tho Geneyieye
Molinos commence taking cargo next week
SEATTLE. Sept 2s.-Ship brokers are being
flooded with kilograms seeking vessels for char
ter. Portland is wiring for steamers 70 run
10 San Francisco and other points are making
similar queries. To all the answer - returned
that there VIII be ne available vessels until
the Alaska feet is laid up for the winter
There are more sailing vessels in the Cali
fornia lumber trade from Puget Sound than
ever before.
The crew of the British ship Rotterdam
which arrived yesterday 10 load European whrat
deserted last night leaving a whole years
wages unenllecfed. During the trip here tie
crew several times the verge Of mutiny
on account Of discnntenf. -Four deaths oc-
CURED on the trip and the sailors grew super
stitious.
The steamer Buckman sailed this afternoon
for San Francisco with cargo OF general
freight and 81 passengers.
The bark Retriever VIII SAL Monday for San
Fra ncisco with full load Of lumber. The
American schooner George E. Billings towed
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INVEST IN LIDA NINE.
San Jose Capitalists Purchase HalffIn-
ferest In Property.

San Jose Capitalists Purchase HalffIn-
terest Ia Property.
GOLDFIELD, New, Sept 294-For
$4,000 capitalists from San Jose, Cal.
have acquired a half interest IN the
Ida Comstock property at Lida- Tt is
favorably situated between the Lida
Belle and Blue Dick, both old-tfme
mines, and surface workings have ex-
posed a deposit of ore which in a re-
cent shipment netted $40 to the ton.
While a silver ore, the rock carries a
fair percentage of gold The mine Is
also a close neighbor of the Centennial.
which is being developed by Homer
Wilson and which shows considerable
copper in its gold-silver ores.
The section Of the Ida district in
which these properties are located has
long been productive of rich ores From
one open cut of the Ida Belle hand
some fortune was taken many years
ago, and the hills are SCARED every
where with the burrows of the chlori-
ders OF bygone days.
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stmr Atlas. Badger. days from Seattle
Stmr Peru Mackinnon. "a days II hours 8
minutes from Ancon.
Portland. via Astoria I'll hours
Stmr Point Arena, Fosen, % hours from Nun
stmr Aicatraz. Fredericksen Al hours from
Port Los Angeles.
Stmr Johan Paulson. Rees 20 hours from
Bark Ferris S. Thompson, IA days from Ev-
erett
= schr Chr Edward West, Smith, days from
Grays Harbor.
Sehr Santiago. Lindberg Ii hours from Mon
Barge Three. Daniels, 20 honrs from Port
Hartford in tow tug gIssRFp Sea Eng
Saturday. September 20.
Nor stmr Terie Vixen, Guliikscn. Nanaimo;
sfmr CITY of Puebla. Jepsen Victoria and
Port Townsend p C Co.
Strar HilonIan, Johnson. Honolulu and Hilo.
via Portland; ]. d. Spreckels x Bros. Co.
Bark Annie Johnson. Nelson Portland; Mat
Saturday. September %
IT & stmr Chicago, Badger. Santa Barbara.
q stmr Preble Freeman. Santa Barbara.
Nor stmr Terje Vixen Guliiksen, Nanaimo.
Stmr Pasadena. Kalnin. Eureka.
Stmr Redondo. Bandegard. Columbia River.
Stmr Albion Hansen, Welch Landing.
stmr NJ Plant. Nelson. Coos Bay.
stmr Del Norte, Payne, Crescent City;
Stmr G C Llndauer. sIattson. Grays Harbor-
stmr .Iirerton. Johnson, :, Astoria
stmr Scotia Carlson. Ienner Landing.
stmr City Of Pueba. Jepsen. Victoria. B. c.
Stmr Homer. Donaldson, Eureka.
Stmr Corona Gieow, Eureka
Nor ship Prince Robert. Hansen London.
Power schr Berwick. canghcii. Rogue River.
Schr Roderick Dhu. Anderson. Monterey. IN
tow tug Dnuntless.
schr NJ Baxter Isaacsep, Belingham.
schr Monterey, Berg. Monterey, in tow tug
Tug Dauntless. Dauragh Portland. via Mon
terey.
Per q s stmr shernan.sspt 2e. at I: 40 N,
in lat 33 81 \. long 1877 Is ". Br ship Inverness
shire from AnfwsTP; boTRsTgc FIT oPsSRn PoSRTs.
COOS BAY--Arrived Sept 2s-stmr Break
water; hence m Sept q s.,,.a so,t % .,,
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Sept 2s-Bark coloma.
Sailed Sept 2e-stmr James S Higgins. for
Sailed Sept as-cer stmr Assuan, for Ham
EanREKa-Arrired Sept 2s-stmr Iaqua.
Sailed Sept 5s-stmr Charles Nelson, for San
Arrived Sept 29-stmr Roanoke, from Port
land; bkfn Aurora s.r hence Sept. Sept 20; 20,
and Pomona for San Francisco.
SIUSLAW-Sailed Sept 27-Schr Albion. for
San FranciSco.
SAN PEDRO-Arrved Sept 2s-Stmr Shasta.
from Grays Harbor; schr Mahukona. from Grays
Sailed Sept 29-stmr olympic with schr
Fred ] Wood in tow, for Grays Harbor; stmrs
Tamalpsis and samoa, for San Francisco; sehr
Dcflance for Grays Harbor.
Arrived Sept ea-stmr Marshdeld, from
sSEsiiTTLF-sailcd Sept 2s-Schr Alice Nc
Donald. for San Francisco: Br stmr Gymeric, 10,
Arrived Sept % -stmr Northwestern. from
Beiiingham -
'o sT sf sMffcHAEI-Arrived Sept os-stmr Jeanie,
'rS;b ;bRAiGeswaAY-sailed iesaY Sept 2s--stmr Humboldt,
'0f sITKADsalIed SaIslI Sept 29-stmr Cottage City.
for Seattle.
stmr whittier from Vancouver. for San Fran
cisco. -
of ST George. from Astoria.
BELLINGHAA- Sept 29-Schr Z
Billings, for San Francisco.
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Notice to Mariners.

San Francisco Bay. CaliforDia-(isf of
Lights and Fog Signals. Pacific Coast 1906, pag
16. No 81. and List of Lights. Buoys and Day
marks Pacific Coast 1906. page 22b-
Notice Is hereby given that Presidio Shoal
gas buoy. stationed about the middle OF Presldio
Shoal southerly side OF the entrance to San
Francisco Bay. inside the Golden Gate hereto
fore reported extinguished. was religbted Sep
tember rs
Humboldt Bay entrance. California List of
Lights. Buoys and Daymarks Pacific Coast
1906 page 33).
Notice is hereby given that South Jettv Quite
End Buoy No. 2: red nrstclass spar. here
tofore reported adrift, was replaced September
%. By order ef the Light House Board.
Fl. T. MAYO.
Commander. Z. s. n
Inspector, Twelfth Light House District
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News of Various Mining Camps
in the State of Nevada

the two companies have resolved TO
agree on terms rather than drag the
matter through the courts Tt is also
stated that "Borax' Smith, who for
merly controlled the MacNamara mine
as well as the West End of this camp,
has lost control of these properties
The report states that it is more prob
able that the MacNamara and Extension
will unite for the cheaper working of
their ore bodies. 1t is said. in fact.
that negotiations to this end are al
ready in progress.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEscE.
ARRIVED.
GafffrIar Ca~4o..

Saturday. September 20
stmr Sherman Br1guiere 81 davs II
hours from Manila vim Nasasaki % aays 20
hours. via Honolulu days 10 hours 80 minutes
Br sfmr Baekheath Sherborne. days from
Comox. B G.
Nor stnr Tordenskjold. Hansen. Ladysmith.
Santa Cruz.
stmr Hawaiisn. Delano. 60 days from New
York. via coronel "a days and San Diego .
days.
stmF Santa Monica, Olsen, A hours from
attic.
stmr Gualala, Erickson. II hours from Beadle
Point
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SETTLE APEX QUESTION.

Arrived Sept 2s-Schr Forest Home. heEce
ssft TftaToosH-passed Sept 2s.Jap stmr Oval
Maru. from Yokohama. for Seattle.
Passed In Sept 29-Schr Mary e Foster,
from Yokohama: stmr Northw estern; IRON Eome. Sc.
Passed In Sept 29-Schr King Cyrus, hence
'eHi RHEDoNDo-Arrlsed sc, Sept 2s-stmr Nome
City. from San Pedro; sehr Aivena' from Eel
TSioS .LANDING-Arrived Sept 2s-stmr
o,;In GRnYS HARBoRISailed Sept 2s-stmr Santa
Barbara. schr A johnson. schr Ensign and
bktn Mary winkelman. for San Francisco; schr
nose~ts ssriysa Sent asIstmr ouinault. hence Sept
%: scbr Emma Claudina. hence Sept 20.
AsToRIA-Arrived Sept 29-sfmr Alliance.
'tss, Sailed Sept 2s-stmr A Kilburn, for San
Arrived Arrived Sept 2s-Br ship Allerton. from
'aipsSHsr aPoRT IHDLow-sailed Sept 2s-schr Queen.
y. ABERpEEHMArrived sis Sept 2e-schr Golden
Shore, hence Sept 10. -
Sailed Sept 2e-schr siade. for San
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNoIULU.--Arrised sept rs. 2sISr -5H,,a snip Aus
Sailed Sept 20-U 8 stmr Buferd' 10 ASSIST
wrecked . $ stmr Sheridan 90 p.s. ~
MAKAwELI-Sailed Sept 2s-BaTk w b
Flint, for Port Townsend.
DELAWARE KWATER-ArriVed Sept
2S-ship Aehg foREfcN aa PORTS
TICTORIA-SRiied Sept 2S-Bf stmt Wtn-
eric for Comox. stmr Portland. for Seattle.
FERNANDO NoRONHA-On Sept i6-Br
stmr Anglo Chilian, from Tyne. for Chile
SIrEZ-Arriyed Sept 2S-Br stmr Jeserie,
from Yokohama for New York.
IONDON-In port Sept 1S--Fr bark Armon,
from Oregon. via Tyne and Cherbourg.
GIiAYAoUIL-Sailed Sept 12-Ger stmr Sc
tos for Hamburg, =.
All HiJI.I@Arrived Sept 2s-Br ship Norma.
''ssil Sailed Sept 2s-Fr bark Rene for San Fran
e'sse ASCoN-saiIed Sept 2s-sfmr City of Pan
anna for San Francisco
VriNCsouVER-ArrIred Sept 2s-Br stnlr
Aorangi from Sydney,
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 29-Stmrs Celtic
and Umbrie. from Liyerpool.
Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Philadelphia. from
''L 'LLfiVyaERPooL-Arrived Sept 2s-stmr Cymric.
GIRRAITAR-Arrfved Sept 29-Stmr Oceanic.
from, New York, for Naples and Genoa.
PJ PJyMOUTH-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr New
York. from New York for Cherbourg and South
nTIpo5NssDroN-Arrived Sept 2e-stmr Samaritan,
from Montreal.
Memoranda.
Per Br strnr Blackheath. at San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

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the urine, gonorrhea. disease OF the pros
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bottles S.. Guaranteed cure any case
Cali or address orders HALLS MEDI-
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Leave for santa Fsnrbnra.

The flagship Chicago and the tor
pedo boat destroyer Preble sailed yes
terday for the Santa Barbara channel
10 remain there during the trial OF the
California which viii take place in a
few days The Preble. Captain F. N
Freeman. did not get under way until
several hours after the flagship, but
viii likely reach her destination ahead
OF the Chicago. The Preble is about
the speediest destroyer in the navy.
She arrived here the other day from
Blaine, having made the run in forty
two hours. Through fair weather and
foul she averaged a speed of twenty
knots. In spite Of the fact that
healthy salmon. IN fair jumping trim,
would find little difficulty in leaping
over the highest part Of the little
black war vessel, the Preble rs e good
sea boat
Water Front Notes.
Archie Little, fer many years in the
service Of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany. has entered the Pacific Mail serv-
ice and sailed yesterday for Panama
as chief engineer Of the City Of sgd
ney.
The American Hawaiian Steamship
COmpany's big freighter Hawaiian ar
rived yesterday from New York by way
OF Coronel and San Diego. She brought
q large general cargo.
The Pacific Mail liner City of sgd
ney. with passengers and freight
sailed yesterday for Panama and way
ports
Movement of Steamers.
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MANHATTAN ORES RICH.
Modern Processes VIII Yield High Per-
ceufnUe of Metal.

cenfage of Metal.
MANHATTAN, Sept. 2s.-The preIimi-
nary report of the Denver engineer who
is testing the ores of this camp for the
Tonopah Exploration Company is In the
hands of the company and shows that a
high percentage of metal can be OBJ
tanned by the use of amalgamation.
concentration and cyanide. The rock
shines easily and 1t will be necessary
70 install a full slime plant at the mill
the company proposes to erect. The
company is much encouraged and will
push work on it's water service in con-
Sequence. The service will be so ar
ranged that water can be sent into East
Manhattan without difficulty.
At the present time it is figured that
there are some forty properties that
promise a steady output of rock for the
mill. The sampler will treat 200 tons a
day in ten hours run.
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n. :. branch Hydro-ranhtc once.

A branch ~ the United States Hydrogrx phIe
Ofnce- located The MercAaDts' Exchange. is
ma.Dtained IN San Francisco FOR tie benefit OF
mariners. without regafd 70 nationality and free
cf expense. NaFiSators cordially invited L.
visit the offce- where complete sets If charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept az
hand for comps riSon and reference. and the
latest Information can always be obtained re-
Rardlng lights. dangers TO navigation ard all
matters OF interest TO ocean commerce. The
time bsli service nas been suspended, pending
the recons truction Of tie tower Of the ferry
building
T. MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert. In Charge.
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sEws OF THE OCEAN.
Freights and Charters.

The French ship Berangere ION Puget Souud)
was chartered prior TO arrival for wheat thence
to Europe at 26s Sd.
The British steamer Clayerburn Cat San
Diegol is chartered for lumber from Eureka
and Puget Sound to the west coast of South
America.
The schooner Arago has been purchased BY
Charles W. Johnson terms privatel.
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AFfieHA-ifaNeee
ways with You.

Vt A WHEN you have Heartburn,
IA AZ u Colic. Coated Tongue. Sus-
VW pected Breath. Acid-rising-in
throat, Gas-belching. or an
incipient Cold. take Cascaret.
Remember, all these are not merely
Discomforts. but indications of serious
Cause.
Nip them in the bud-eat Candy Cas-
caret. Cascarets don't purge. nor punish
thestomach like "Bile-driving'' Physics .
They act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles that propel Food. and that squeezs
the natural Digestive Juices Of the body
into Food.
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Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Sunday; fresh west wind
For Sacramento Valley-Fafr Sunday; cooler;
light south wind.
For San Joaquin yaliey-Fair Sunday; light
north wind
light west wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The following are the temperatures in Eastern
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w E AK ME- N

DR. HALLS REINVIGO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in %
hours You feel an improve
merit from the first dose. We
have 50 much confidence in
our treatment that we offer
Five Hundred reward for any
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

The election Of Judge Carroll Cook
TO the Appellate Court would leave an
opening for a hrst-class criminal law
yer on the Superior bench The friends
OF ex-Judge Robert Ferral think he is
Just the man for the place
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NEW ZEALAND

The wonderland of the Southern
hemisphere Southern Alps easily
reached by motor ear from Timaru to
Hermitage and short trail to Mt Cook
and other peaks Season. October TO
February. West Coast sounds rivaling
famous lords OF norway, and Suther-
land Falls (highest, 1904 feet, in the
world), via Queenstown or steamer in
January
In the North Island. Wanganui River
and Hot Lakes Of boiling water, with
grand bush scenery more interesting
than Yellowstone- January Is mid
summer IN New Zealand and this year
IL will be especially desirable to visit
that country TO attend the
ChrizfchurcA international Exbibiffon,
In session tor six months, beginning
October. Special round trip rates with
Sailfngs every three weeks from San
Francisco Address Oceanic s. S Co,
5s CLAW ST. San Francisco, or 1168
Broadway. Oakland Telephone Oak
land 881S.
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HcaId'S Associated CoIIeoes

1881 Franklln St, San Frnnclseo,
Racpn Block, 1890 Washington ST.
Oakland.
Educate practically In all commercial
gineering. Open for work throughout
the entire year Pupils can attend
address e. p. HEAID. Presidenf. 1T
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cascarets ward off. or cure. the following

cascarcts ward off. or cure. the following
diseases:
Consultations Bad BREATH
Bi2foHsnSss He1d1chs
IzGigestton Dfarrh11
DSbsbstz -FllzfzzeHcs
TORPID LfUSr 7szzNdfcS
46pszdsrihs Nausea
CoZic VS1tig0
Worms Pim1l6s
PiZSs Bl0kches
In such cases little Cascaret In time 10
worth fifty dollars worth of Treatnentlater
on. to say nothing of the suffering. discom-
FORT loss Of Business Energy. and loss Of
Social Sunshine it saves.
Headaches, Heartburn, Gas-belching,
Acid-risings in the threat, and colicky feel
ing are sure signs-of bowel trouble from
food poisons. and should be dealt with
promptly.
One c asc aret viii stop the looming
trouble. and move on the Bowel load. Il
taksnsat the first signs.
Don't fail to carry the Vest Pocket Box
of cascarets with you constantly.
All druggists sell them-over ten million
boxes year.
Be very careful to get the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every
tablet stamped ''CCC." 74s
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TONOPAH, Sept. 29.-It is again ru-
mored that the Midway and Montana
Tonopah mines of this camp are about
to be consolidated. This report was
started in the New York papers. which
states that President Charles E. Knox
of the Montana was then in the East
on business connected with the deal.
AT that time the local Offices Of both
companies declared that no news OF
such a deal had reached them, and they
still make the same statement
Work on the millsite of the Montana
Tonopah is swinging steadily along
and a big hole has been cut In the
hillside where the plant is to stand
The work underground is being carried
on with view to speed in getting ore
to the surface when the stamps are
ready to drop AS yet nothing has
been done toward the installation OF
the pipe line for the mill.
AUTOS NO LUXURY HERE
The work done by automobiles in
this country is becoming more remark
able every day. Within the last week
the record from T6nopah to Manhattan,
a distance of fifty miles over desert
trails, has been broken twice, and
now stands at one hour and twenty
minutes This is remarkably fast time
when 1t is remembered that the grade
going into Manhattan is one of the
The Mizpah Hotel people are plan
ming for a new stone structure to re-
place the present griilroom and sa-
loon on the corner of Brougher and
Main streets. The new building will
be five stories in height and fully
equipped with electricity. elevators and
the like. 1t will stand just opposite
the big four-story building being put
up by the State Bank and Trust Com
pany. and when these two buildings
are completed Tonopah will have the
distinction of possessing two of the
biggest and most modern structures IN
the State of Nevada.
SETTLE APEX QUESTION.
The settlement of the apex quesron
between the MacNamara and Tonopah
Extension companies, as rumored a day
or two ago, is a fact. According to the
agreement the north boundary line OF
the MacNamara, which is also the sifie
line of the Extension group, will be
divided and each company will have
the right to work the ledge in dispute
on either property so long as the line
fixed is not crossed. 1t is generally De-
neyed that the ledge runs diagohaliy
through the MacNamara and into the
Extension ground. though this has not
been determined beyond question The
vein was found first by the Extension.
and its apex lies beneath the Gaping
1t is so badly broken at the top tnat
it is difficult to make definite state
ment as to its direction or width. and
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Sherman BTihgs 70 Port Passengers
of Stranded Troopship Sheridan.
The weather Report.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau-San Francisco Sept o. 1906
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Won MEYERINcK Sas2e' sSHSeL OF

,tvs SHee' vnT 1ilsetivn Mr1rprOrr q
Instruction has been resumed IN all branches
Mt the Recital Han of the former school ten
trance SIS Grove street. Ffllmcre)-
Reception days-Moadays and Thursdays only
SPECIAL T0TICEEMrs. Neyerinck
teaches in BERKELEY at the SMELL SEMI
NARY on TUESDAYS
All eommunica tions by mail should be ad-
dressed to Larkspur. Marin County.
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Manhattan District.
CALITORNTA.

Arconauf ....sS5 Heath Valley O3
brunswick 49,. 20 50 Furn Creek Cos. 90
snr ker Hin-- l. 80 IS Eureka n Co
zen Eureka. .I.l7sk ~
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Memoranda.

Per Br strnr Blackheath. at San Francisco
Sept o. from Comox, Cor Point Reyes
during dense fog, almost celiided with steam
schooner bound south; could not distinguish
her name.
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TO ARRIVE.
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10 SAIL FROM SEATTLE.
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steamer

Movement of Steamers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-27
Special Train, Hosngon Friday Ex-senator Burton Speaker
LANGfORD.SCHULTl.

Mr.. A. L. Langford and Miss
Emma A. Schultz were united in
marriage, July 25th, 1906 at the
Presbyterian manse, Rev. Stanton
Olinger officiating. Mrs. Lang
ford is the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz, a
prominent and wealthy family.
one mile west of Heizer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz are among the oldest
settlers who came to this county,
having came in the year 1870.
MIR. Langford is a prosperous
young farmer, who came to
Heller with his parents thirty
years ago. The bride and groom
will go to house keeping i'm
mediately on the groom's farm
three miles northeast of Heller.
A large reception was given Mr..
and Mrs. Langford last evening
in Coss Hall, Heller.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-27
where Is the Money?

According to the completed tax
returns made to the State Auditor
by the county clerks the assessors
failed to find the big end of the
money in the state on March l.
The reports show that there was a
total of S4, 799,9 924 in cash in the
state on the first of last March
while the reports issued by Bank
Commissioner Q. Royce show
ed that at that time there was
sl93, 100000 on deposit in the
state and national banks in
Kansas. Even the usual method
of multiplying the 81, 799, ,923 by
four would bring it up to only
something like seventeen million
dollars. Consequently it appears
that the assessors where net as
successful in locating money as
was Mr.. Royce.