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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-16
L BOW

w. G. Cook, the merchant of Silver
Bow, which is about 55 miles east of
Tonopah, was in this place last Satur-
day. Mr.. Cook, who is also interested
in mining, is the owner of the Climax
group of four and a fraction of mines.
These mines were located about a year
ago but nothing outside of location
work was done until two weeks ago
when he put four men to work doing
assessment work and developing the
mine. Considerable work in the way
of trenching was done on the surface
and two shafts have been sunk on the
ledge one 25 feet and the other 20 feet.
In the 25-foot one they found a pay
shoot which shows assay values of $3.50
a ton, with a ledge of an average width
of so inches. In the 20-foot one the
ledge is only 20 inches wide but shows
assay values of sos. Sinking will be
continued to a depth of at least 100 feet,
when prosecuting will be done.
Adjoining this group is what is
known as the BLU Horse, which is
owned by a San Francisco company. and
is under the management of F. P. Fill
man. They are down about 40 feet
anu nave SOIHSiHilS II III ilOOIl lOOd
of $4,000 worth of ore on the dump. The
company has erected a mill which will
be ready to run in about ten days. A
force of about 25 men was put on last
Monday. Sinking will be continued and
levels will be run.
The Britt and Donnelly mine adjoins
the Climax group on the east. They
are now down about so feet and will
continue sinking until the 100-foot
mark is reached. when levels will be
run. There is at least 40 tons Of ore
already on the dump and ready for
shipment.
About a half mile northeast is what
is called the McGonnigal group. con
sisting of about 6 claims. Here parties
by the name of Fred Cook. F. w. Day
property. They have a shaft about 100
feet. They propose to put on more
men and run levels while continuing 10
sink. The ore that is being sacked
runs $500 to the ton. A steam hoist
will be installed shortly and the force
of men augmented.
Adjoining this property is the Her
cules group owned by Form. Cogan and
Clark. A shaft has been sunk to a
depth of so feet and work in this line
will continue until 100 feet is reached
when levels will be run. They have s
feet of a ledge, the values of which are
very high.
J. Candux is still working on his
on the Leisure property. He is
running a tunnel which has reached a
1A-kA >F mn fnot Dat IN 1hnnf dfCtonNa
further will have to be run before cut
ting the vein at a vertical depth of It's
feet.
1t is understood that Messrs. Lawson
and Raycraft of Tonopah, will put a
force of men to work in a few days. The
proposed operations will be to sink a
shaft on the ledge and run a tunnel to
tap the vein and cut some blind lodges
which are believed to exist there
Tonopah Bonanza
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M. A. Mo. 1913.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.

u. S. Land Office. Carson City. Nevada,
May "a, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Flor
ence Goldfeld Mining Company, a cor
poration organized under the laws of
South Dakota, by It. G. LockSart. its at
torney in fact, whose postoffice address
is Goldield. Esmeralda County, Nevada,
has applied for patent for the Red King
lode mining claim, in the west half of
section 1. It. 3 s., r. AZ f.. M. ID. NJ, in
the Goldfield Mining District, Esmer-
aida County, Nevada, recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of said
Esmeralda County in Tor ] at page
lat, and Book N at page 165. being sur
vey No. 1861, and described as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. /; whence N. w
Cor. Sec. /. T. 8 s.. r. AZ e. M. d. NJ.
bears N. 25o So W.. 1993.77 feet: thence
N. So 62' E. 639.S7 feet to Cor. No. 2;
thence s. 40 So f. 1900 feet to Cor. No.
8: thence S. So OF w. 63S.53 feet to
Cor. No. 4; thence N. Sc or W.. 1900. so
feet to Cor. No. l, the place of begin
ming. Containing 2O.549 acres.
Adjacent surveys as shown on APP
proved plat are No. 1857. Florence lode;
No. 1859. Cornishman lode; and No.
235S, freight lode.
LOUIS J. COIN, Register.
First publication, June 2, 1906.
Macbeth & May, Denver, Colo.
r. G.. Withers. Goldfield, Nevada.
Law Attorneys for Applicant.
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M. A. NO. 1195.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE
PATENT.

r.. s. Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada. April 81, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that John A.
Hassell. by John Shay. his attorney in
fact, whose post-office address is Gold
field, Esmeralda County, Nevada. has
made application for patent for the In
dependence lode mining claim, survey
No. 2465. in section 4, T. 3 s., r. 43 E..
NJ. d. NJ. in Goldfeld Mining District,
Nye County, Nevada. recorded in Book
] OF Mining Locations at page 460 of
said Nye County records. described as
follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. /. Whence s.
e. Cor. Sec, 80. T. 2 s.. r. 43 e., M. d. M.
n. 5O'-51' e. 500 feet to Cor; No; 2.
Thence S. 39o-O3.30" E. 1900 feet to Cor.
No. 8. Thence s. 50'-51' w. 593.4S feet
to Cor; No. 4 Thence N. ss,-1s',ao" W:
beginning. Containing 20.549 acres. Ad-
Joining claims as shown on approved
sor No. 2 and Pointer No. l lodes.
LOUIS ]. COLIN, Register.
First publication May 4, 1905,
r. G. Withers.
Law Attorney for Applicant
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BIG STRIKE AT BURRo

Things at the two weeks old camp OF
Burro are moving along rapidly an6
Austin is very much interested in the
future of this camp which is so near tC
it's doors.
Mr.. Trolson, the surveyor, has fin
ished stalking out the townsite of BurrC
and the preliminary plat has been pre-.
scented to the board of county commits
sioners.
The number of tents at Burro is in
creasing daily and a large number Of
the town lots have already been spoken
for as soon as the plat is accepted sc
that deeds to lots can be given.
A number of prospectors are on the
ground and securing the hills in every
direction and new finds are being re-
ported daily. Everyone who visits the
camp expresses himself as greatly
pleased with the country and many loca-
lions have already been made. The
most satisfactory evidence of the good
opinion that these ocators have OF
their property lies in the fact that many
of these claims are being staked off and
the required work is being lone on
them.
The first strike of Importance was
made on the ronside claim, where ore
has been found which not only pans
well. but shows free gold to the eye.
This ore was found in a large vein
and gives promise of opening up a big
mine. The vein has been traced quite
a distance and shows great regularity
and strength.
The Observation-Disclosures mpa of
Aycfin uyaS aarlu In tho Ra1d ond hos
purchased several of the most promis-
ing claims and is putting men to work
and will push development.
Several Goldfeld and Tonopah outfits
are at Burro and they are so highly
pleased with the prospects that they
are sending word to their friends to
hurry up and get in before the rush.
Mr.. Shay. an old timer from South
Africa and South America and a part
ner of capt. Hassel. one of the owners
of the ST. Ives mines of Goldfeld, and
a successful mine operator throughout
that district, made some locations Mon
day on Burro mountain adjoining the
town of Burro. After sampling and
getting several coarse colors and a
string of fine gold from the lodges on
that ground.
Fisk & DeCosta, the Austin brokers,
are pushing development work on sew
eral claims on Burro mountain, Rhyo-
lite hill and Skull creek.
Ashland & Case, of Goldfeld, have
made several locations in the new dis
trict of Burro on both the silver and the
gold belts. samples from which give
every indication of high and permanent
values.
T. II. Dalton of Austin has located a
claim on the Rhyolite hill, east of
Burro. which shows well.-Austin
Reveille.
Charlie Molinder is doing development
work on his claims. two of which are
showing good values
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MIDWAY

MIDwAY.-The whole face of the
east drift on the 49O-foot level or the
Midway mine is in ore. Average SAM
pies taken the full width of the ledge
go 5000 to the ton. Some of the most
beautiful specimens of brittle and ruby
silver ore ever seen in camp are being
taken from this ledge. The ledge shows
a full seven feet in width, and how
much wider is not known, as the foot
wall has not been reached. The strike
was made in the face of the east drift
being run on the 490-foot level. When
the dust was knocked off the ore ex-
posed the shoot presented a magnificent
sight in the subdued light of the miners
candles.
Work on the Midway mine was start
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Blank affdavits of labor perform
sale at the News office.
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rRANsvAAL NEVADA GOLD MINING
COMPANY

Motto. is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the stockholders held at
their office in Goldfeld. Nevada. at 10
o'clock a. m, June 18th. 1906. for the
election OF officers and other business
that may come before the meeting.
CHARLES N. MOORE,
1927 Secretary.
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Separate Outing TROUSERS

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canoeing sailing boating $125
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White Crush Hats-Pocket shapes. 4
White or black band, $3.50. I,
Camp Caps-The "Dillon." Entirely
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Vacation HeadWear

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$12 and $14 Summer Suit Values, 1915

"WOOLTON SPECIAL SUITS-Thibets, chcvi-
OTIS, Aannes fancy worstcds and sergcs in weights
that defy heat. Grays, plads, hair line stripes and
neat mixtures Coats entirely partially lined
Single or double breasted fash q q Tx
ions: $,a and $r4 grades ~. Is.
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DESDE AGU1IIR
cnnsuIta de m6lIeos.
Dleess que habra un slpTssO para aslsllf
caTeras del dIa Is eh u hiptdfonod5
Ponce.
(De nuestro eorregpQnsaL. }


Con motive de Il enfermedad que
retiene en- CANA nuestFo amigo don
Francisco Bocanegra Pimentel, se Spcuen-
tran en- esta ciudad celebTando conshltas,
los doctores Gonzalez Martinez Rerea
Faiardo de Mayaguez y el doctor BaFbosa
de San Juan.
-Pas6 por esta ciudad el cfrco LoWan-
de sin detenerse aquf.
Sc encontraban anclados en- estaspber-
to en- 81 dia de aver tres vapores deAmaFi.
ma mercante.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en-
esta ciudad.a nuestro muy querido amigo
don Julio de Castro que anda por Is isla
como agente vieiero de Ia Compania I'm
ternacional de Plantas vivas de Ia ciudad
de Rochester de New York.
Pasara entire nosotros yarios dias si-
guiendo luego para Mayagiiez y demas
puebIos de Ia isla.
Pingiies negocios y grata peEmanencia
deseamosIe.
I'm gran nlimero de j6Veneg tcOncarri-
ra el pr6ximo 25 dia de Santiago las
carreraB del Hip6dromo'e en- Ia ciudad de
Ponce.
-Dicess que habra un tren expreso
para asistir las caTreras.
-Muy probable es que abra su oicina
de Dentista en- esta poblaci6n 81 ex-capitan
de Ia policia insulaF don Pedro Guerrero,
-Hase transferido por 81 Cfrculo de
San Carlos de esta ciudad para el 29 de
los corrienteg, el baile anunciado CON la
orquesta de Coco que So decfa para 81 ~
"A iuzgar por el entusiasmo existente
entire los i6Venes de esta pobIaci6n queda-
rS ell baile lucidfsimo.
Sc encuentra On esta ciudad desde ha
varios dias, el Fiscal de la Corte de San
Juan don Luis Campillo Abrams.
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SEGUNDA C0NSJ IA
SObre aSuntOS fl
nanCieroS de San
to Domingo,
EmpIeadO del DEPARTMENT. de Esta-
do que neg6 que IA rspdbIiCa ss-
tuvieSs en- banCanOta.
-El lmpOrte De las deudas es De "a 4 40 miIIOnes
De dollars.

Hubo una segunda consulta sobre los
asuntos financieroB de Santo Domingo sos
tenida por el Departamento de Estado
hoy fu6 entire el Acting SecTetario Ba-
con, professor Hollander, quien fu6 comi-
sionado especial para investigaT las condi-
clones de Santo Domingo, senior Joubert
ministro de Santo Domingo y el senior We
lazquez que esta en- aquel pals como en-
viado especial del presidente de la repdbli-
ca Dominicana.
AL cerrarse Ia conferencia se dijo ohciaI.
mente al Departamento de Estado que
ninguna proposition se habfa hecho para
los representatives dominicanos, y que Ia
conversation habfa recaido sobre el obJeto
de refundir las dsudas del pals.
La opinion fu6s expresada por un en-
pleado del Departamento de Estado quien
neg6 ell hecho de que la rep1blica estaba
aparentemente en- bancarTota. Sc dJo que
sc podfa imprimir vender bonos realizan-
do en- eIlos mas de 25 centavos en- un do.
liars.
Seg6u 10 que sc ha hecho la rep6blica
puede adquiriT en- 81 mercado con un
bajo precio las reclamaciones de los acree-
dores extranjeros los que segdn el professor
Hollander. han aumentado considerable
mente.
Ell importe de las deudas de la rep6bli-
ca Beg6n report de dicho professor es de "a
& 40 millones de dollars
Muchas de elias y especialmente las
deudas anteriores han sido anuladas Los
gastos de revoluci6n, por ejemplo, fueron
cargados z amboB lados contendientes.
De las otras reclamaciones y las de la
"New York San Domingo Improvement
Co." Ia Franco Belgian han sido adju-
dicadas determinado HegGn 10 resuelto
por ell Departamento. Estos acreedores Sc
dice que no ven la raz6n por que BE les de-
je fuera de pago espeCialmente cuando hay
I'm gran acumulo de fondos. .>~
Iucidentalmente ning6n report de los re-
cibos de las aduanaB de la rep6blica ha
sido :recibido del coronel Cotton desde
Abril 80, cuando Ia suma depoEitada en-
New York era de $1.300,000. Anterior
mente & esa fecha los recibos que Sc habfan
recibido mensualmente eran de 100000
4 100000 y Sc supone que el importe as
ciende va mas de $1.500,00O "
Fu6 ofcialmente dicho en- el Departa-
mento de Estado que aunque la opinion
del Gobierno es vaga en- 10 concerniente
los fondos que hay en- New York Sc ha de-
terminado mantener la escuadrs de los
Estados Unidos en- las aguas dominicanaS,
y para defender los ciudadanoS smericanoB
allf al Coronel Cotton y sus ayudantes.
("The Herald" New York;
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Departmental EDUCATION.

Sealed proposals in quadruplicate for
the erection Of frame shool building at
Toa Baja, Porto Rico, will be received at
this office until 10 a. M, July %, 1906,
and then opened. Information furnished
on aT APPLICATION. Plans must be returned
to this office with the proposals. The right
is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
The contract will be made jointly by the
Department of Education and the School
Board of Toa Baja. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be endorse Proposals
for constructing Frame School Building
at Toa Baja, Porto Rico, aud addressed
to ''The Commissioner of Education, San
Juan, p. r." 3V.
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La termination del cable sntre los
EstadOs unidOs y China.


EI Presidente de los Eatados Unidos y
Ell emperador de China Cambiaron, 81 mes
pasado, mensajes de felicitaci6n, con mott
vo de Ia aperture en- Shanghai. de las of
cinas del Cable ComerciaI del Pacffico, que
une los Estados Unidos con 81 continents
asiStico.
Ell tendido de este cable completa Ia
obra empezada por Ell tendido del cable
comercial del Pacffco entire San Francisco
y Honolulu, J contindada por los cables
tendidos entire Manila y Honolulu, via
Guam las islas intermedias.
Esto representa- un recorrido de caBi
diez mil miIlas de cable submarine coloca-
do una profundidad de 264O brazas.
El despacho del presidente fu6 81 pri-
nero trasmitido por Ia nueva lfnea; Ell se-
gundo fue Ell del emperador.
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Opinion del DR.. NadaI.

Segdn Ell doctor Nadal, de Paris, no hay
NADIA que mejore y refuerce tanto las cuer-
das vocaleH, como el uso de Ia naranja, y
a1n del lim6n y del tomato. En- cambio,
todo aquel que quiera conservar sus facul-
tades vocales, debelabstenerse de conner
manzanas, peras, almfbares dulces, pues
toio 10 que es azucarado con exceso, arrui-
ma las cuerdas vocales
81 tratamiento del doctor Nadal, en-
pleado ahora con gran 6xito por muchos
cantar tes franceses, tiene ventajas hasta
para las personals que roseen una voz as
pers, y las que propoTciona en- breve
tempo voz suave y de agradabilfsimo
tore.
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MATRlMONIOS.

Tn caballero ioven de Is afios, de tftulo
acad6mico con $4,000 de capital, distin-
guido y cort6s en- formas , trato, desea
contraer formalmente matrimonio, con una
sehorita de 18 20 amos, con sin capital,
que posea el ingl6s con costumbres espa-
fiolas esmerada educaci6n, sin fanatismo,
pero enthusiastic de su religion, cualquiera
que sea, amante y carinosa.
Con egtas condolences pueden dirigirse
al apartado 393 SO le guardar6 Ia mas
absolute reserva, enviando una lista de
la gran Tebaja de precios que hizo Arrivf
en- eus tiendas.
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EN- NEW-YORK

Hospedaie de primera clase; ca
Ba situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
Y los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes conveniencias q los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse NJ. LUzUNARIs.l
1873 WEST "a STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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VEN IA.
MElICO CIRUJANO.

En- el pOblado de Hato Rey Sc vende una
magn1fica casa y un solar bien situadOs.
En- la plateria de Meseguer infOrmaran.
Ii " q
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-lGRAN REBAJAL"La Villa de
Madrid ha introducido gran rebaja de
pEecioB en- sus existencias.
Els Ia 6nica casa, que importa modelos
exclusives de trajes de St. Gall y Paris,
casimires ingleseS, drill jipijapa de hilO, en-
cages de Bruselas 6 infnidad de noveda-
des.
A la Villa de Madrid acude tOda peruO-
ma de gusto.
Francisco 81. San Juan Puerto Rico.
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COmisi0n de Damas.

Una comisi6n de seioras y sefioritas de
Cata1o: o:recOrrfan aver los establecimientcs
de esta ciudad con objeto de recolectar
fondos:para las festas patrOnales de aquel
pueblo. 2
Un pervicio especial de vapores Sc esta-
blecer6 mientras duren los festeios en- ho-
nor de la Virgen del Carmen.
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lMnIclnnR GENERAL

coNsEJ0 A LAS AfADREs.-El Jarabe eaImante a
q Sonora Winsow debe siepre que los nios estan
ri peqneno paeient produce sueho natural tranquo,
alivia el dolor el angelic desperta muy vfvo agre
Es muy agfadabie a padafs eana q nno abanda slis
Rneias, avia dolores haee fees las fnciones del
est6mago Fegua los intestnos. is el mejcF remedo
De eualquera otra Tengase mucho cdado pedr
"Jarabe Calmante de u Sehora Wnslow"; es el meoT
da todos
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INERIGlN RIIIR0lB COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

in effect on and after FebreroI 10. of 1906 Between
Carolina, Arecibo. CamuY, isabella, Aguadilla. Maya
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SubaSta para la eTeC-
Ci0n de una eSCneIa.

Para Ia erection de una eacuela rural
en- J GA Baja Sc Rdmitir6n proposiciones en-
el Departamepto de INSTRUCTION, hasta las
10 de la mafana del dia % del actual.
La subasta ser& hecha de acuerdo con
la Junta Escolar y Departamento de ms
trucci6n.
Vease 81 anuncio en- ingl6s que en- otro
lugar publicamos.
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r~Albany magnificamente situado en- ell
Hudson con sUperiores adelantos para la
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FOR SALE.

The E. tate "Villa Olga", Saint Thomas,
with adjacent Lands, Buildings, Cisterns,
etc.. ETC., is for sale at ouce.
Apply to Mr., l.. Petersen, San Thomas,
or lawyer Nielsen, San CroiX 6 VS..
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Isabella but tickets ents passengers one seats IN the coach and VII be
5000 responsible
. d
sondue R blets 20O IA compsnia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-07
Fire Insurance.!

Atlas Assurance Company OF LOndat
Phoenix Assurance Company Of Lon
don
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington InsuraAsT
Company.
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THE KOHALA DITCH
BOND ISSUE

The Kohala Ditch Company made its
issue of LIST mortgage per cent. gold
bonds this morning giving to the Ho-
nolulu public an allotment of $15O,OO0
of the 100000 covered by the Trust
Deed.
1t is announced by the prospectus
that $3.50, 900 has been subscribed for
abroad and is held very strongly as
permanent investment by said sub
scribers composed of wealthy san Fran
cisco and local capitalists.
Street report says that the decision of
the company and syndicate to issue
the bonds at 9S, and allowing partici-
patton in the syndicate profits, COM
mends itself to the brokers and small
investors very strongly, and a good
premium ultimately on the bonds is
looked for 1t is intended to secure
an official quotation on the Honolulu,
and San Francisco Stock Exchanges for
these bonds, and have them regularly
dealt in.
The revenue of the ditch promises
surplus of -s11S,OOO per annum after
paying interest on bonds and all ex-
penses when the ditch delivers its
maximum water and out of this sur
plus the prospectus states that sink
ing fund will be provided scufficient
to retire all the bonds at maturity,
meantime the company has the right
to retire the bonds out of their sur
plus, at premiums of 10 per cent and
per cent.
Full prospectuses, giving all details
of the issue, can be procured from the
Henry Warehouse Trust Co. to whom
applications for bonds can be address,
ed
The abridged prospectus is printed
in our columns today.
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HarbOr
Dredging
Finished

The harbor dredging and the filling
i'm Of some Of Quarantine Island We're
completed yesterday at noon. The
dredger Pacific is now idle awaiting
further orders. The vessel is to go
on the marine railway within few
days for an overhauling.
1t is possible that she may be direct
ed to proceed to the coast. 1t is also
possible that orders may be received,
directing her to go to Kahului to as
sist Hawaiian Dredging Company in
the Improvement of Kahului harbor
In event of the Pacific going to that
place she will be towed over The
orders will come from San Francisco.