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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The meetings OF the literary societies at
the High school Friday were the first ones
under the direction OF the new society
teachers According to the present plan
every society has three teachers who see
that the programs are carried out without
hitch and that credit for the work goes
to the proper members Many of the
former teachers over one society have been
moved to other rival societies
The Priscilla Alden, n prominent girls
bStinS. one Of the bows societies in pTe e-
gram. The idea is fairly new and was
well taken by the members OF both So
cieties. The following program was rem
dered:
Debate-Resolved, That a classical educa-
ton is of more benefit In after life than
a scientific one. Affirmative: Harris
Vance, Helen Wright. Negative: Sid
ney Smith, Ruth Best
Question Box Observation-Disclosures,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM
Independent order of oad Fellows

The annual meeting of the grand lodge
OF Nebraska Odd Fellows will be held at
south Omaha during the present week
The gathering promises to bring together
about 1900 members OF the order and its
auxiliary order, the Daughters OF Rebekah,
which will also hold its annual assembly
at the same time in South Omaha.
An elaborate program of entertainment
has been prepared. On Monday evening
the bestowal of the degree of chivalry will
be observed in odd Fellows hall by the
Patriarchs Militant This is one OF the
most impressive ceremonies observed by
the order
On Tuesday evening, October l6, the en-
campment degrees will be bestowed on a
number of candidates.
The grand lodge of odd Fellows meets
Wednesday morning, October IL. and will
continue two days, during which the Of
hcers for the ensuing year will be chosen.
A grand parade OF the Cantonments and
Odd Fellows will be given Wednesday
afternoon, and in the evening the subor-
dinate degrees will be administered to a
large class at Workmen temple.
The department encampment OF the Pa
triarch Militant will assemble Immediately
after the parade Wednesday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Nstate as
sembly OF the Daughters of Rebekah Will
convene Wednesday. A special program
has been prepared for the entertainment of
the visitors outside the business sessions.
1t Is expected that the Cantons from Ere
mont, Beatrice, Lincoln, Schuyler Fair
bury and Tekamah will be present In large
force.
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Dundee.

Dundee.
Mrs. T. H. Fonda was visiting in Chi
Mr.. p. ]. Barr is at present on business
trip in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Peters will leave this
week for trip to Excelsior Springs. Mo.
James W. Hamilton was in St. Joseph,
Mo-, on business during part of the week
Mrs. Lyman Convey of Cripple Creek,
Colo, is the guest of Mrs. d. L. Johnson.
Miss Mabel Benson has gone to Lincoln.
where she Will attend the State university
this year.
Mr.. L. L. Barr of Chicago was the guest
during part Of last week OF his brother
The Dundee womans club will meet on
Wednesday OF this week with the presi-
dent. Mrs. K r, Hume.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Dundee
Presbyterian church met on Friday after
noon with Mrs p. ]. Barr.
The Ladies Aid society of the Dundee
Presbyterian church will sew at the Childs
Saving institute on Friday of this week.
DR.. T. X, Hunter was In Lincoln during
part OF the week attending the synod OF
the Presbyterian church being held there.
Mrs. Mary E. Sault and son are moving
near Forty ninth street. recently occupied
by Mr.. Funk and family.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. w. l.. Selby
entertained the local chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution at their
first meeting for the season.
John w. Baker died at his home e1s
srnoon after a brief illness. The remains
were taken to Alton, Ill. for burial.
Henry LAmpe, who has a church in
Ponca, Neb, was at home on a visit DUR
ing the week, and also at Lincoln. attend
ing the synod of the Presbyterian church.
The FIRST meeting OF the season OF the
Round Dozen club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L. V. Hea-
ford, Mrs. Heaford and Mrs. j. M. Akin
acting as hostesses. The next occasion will
be a luncheon given by Mesdames s. r,
Rush and William X. Lighton at the home
OF Mrs. Rush.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Rattleneld Monuments


The thirty-sixth reunion OF the Society Of
the Army OF the Tennessee will be held at
Council Bluns, Ia. Thursday and Friday.
November and g. 1906. The annual adj
dress will be delivered by General Smith
ID. Atkins. The arrangements for the re-
union are under the charge OF Captain
George Il Richmond, while the transpor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

Ivy camp No 2 will meet in It's new quar-
tiers In the Rohrbough block, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets. Wednesday evening
October II, at $50 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Ancient order United workmen.

North Omaha lodge No. l5s Initiated
class OF tWenty-four candidates Wednes-
day evening Following the initiatory cere-
monies brief addresses were made by the
new members and then came a smoker.
Next Wednesday evening the degree team
will give It's first social dance OF the sea-
son. 10 which all friends are invited. The
lodge Is making extensive preparations for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Ladies of the Grand Army.

Garfield Circle No, II held a largely at
tended meeting last Monday evening. Two
candidates were initiated and several new
applications received. The circle IL In a
highly prosperous condition and It's mem
bership is rapidly increasing, with renewed
interest and enthusiasm at each succeeding
meeting. The next meet, october y, VIII
be an open meeting, at which refreshments
will be served and a good social time en-
joyed.
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seventeenth ami

the celebration OF it's seventeenth ami
versary on November IA
Omaha lodge No. IS will give a smoker
and card party at Workman hall Monday
evening. October 10, to which all members
and friends are invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Knight. of Pythias.

Nebraska lodge No. will work the third
rank upon two candidates in the amplihed
form at it's next regular meeting at Myrtle
hail. Continental block. Refreshments will
also be served. All members Of the order
are cordially Invited 10 be present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Ladies' of Maccnbees.

Gate City hive No. 9 will meet Thursday
evening in Patterson hall. Seventeenth and
Farnam streets. All members are re-
quested TO be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Leonard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Leonard.
Benson's new cash store will be opened
by Joseph L. Peska some time this week
in the new brick building.
Presbyterian services today at Odd Fell
lows hall at AS a. m. and p. M; Sun
day school at 1920 a. m. The Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. John Speedie
on Wednesday afternoon.
The water works mains were tested last
week and proved all right The pumps
are working and the standpipe is now sew
enty-five feet high. The new 600 feet hose
Is now In the engine house
Miss Hannah Cooper of Rapid City, s. n,
and II. b. Sprague OF Beatrice, Neb., were
married last week at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. F. 8. King OF Benson.
reception was held after the wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Tribe of Zen Hur.

Omaha Court No 10 will meet in Ba-
rights Society hall. Nineteenth and Far
nam streets Tuesday evening, October 10.
on Monday nights in the large society hall
in the same building, the Rohrbough block.
given in this hall for the benefit OF the
members and friends c. +. Way, state
manager. was present at the last meeting
and urged that the members start out on a
vigorous campaign for new members this
winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
oration-Marc Antony's Speech

oration-Marc Antony's Speech. .........
.;.:.';,;:..:'............. Ralph Dowd
en-. Grace Mcbride. Jennie und,eriand
Original Story............. Hawthorne Daniel
Anecuote' ''..'..''''............:: Verna Hayes
Te Puritan C6ronicie..Ie Sa N NeyhEaS
After the program the girls gave the
boys fudge party.
Inc Pleiades society gave the following
Original Story. ...................N Nellie Hunt
Book heview..................J Jean McMaster
Declamatlon............. Irene Kessler
rseauns -. .Ora Russell
Debate-Resolved, That fraternities ara a
detriment to a school or college-Bea-
trice Cole, Grace Schaffer.
Inc hawthorne society departed some
hsd a drill in parliamentary law, led by
Miss Toune.
The, Lininser Travel clubs program was
Mandolin Solo-selected Bessie Davis
Paper-Carnivals in Foreign Lands. -.
n, i,;..,.;.,'''....'.. Katherine O'Leary
hecltatioh ...........,.......F Florence Becker
Original Theme-samantha at Ak-Ssr-
-. Esther Deviation, Pearl Jann.x
hecitation-selection from Lady Jane.
.,,;,.......,. Blanche Beaver
KiSef atasn Julia GarNon
cAModern Giants ........:. Mabel Huntley
The Frances willard society society Save the
following excellent program:
Recitation-The Dutchman's Telephone.
selection-The Bell of Atri Emily iSco Jsien
Short Recitation-When Pa Says Grace
49,; 49,. .:..,:.....-. Odette Grace
Original Story-Antonio Speagetti's First
Day at High School. g.. Violet Carlson
Reading Of the Crescent. Clara Nelson
Humorous Recitation-The Rossville
The Current Events Of the weeks ss 81 the Alen
=. ShTIiHai '''.'..s.............Ma Mamie Meek
The Browning society: The subject for
the program was Greater Omaha" mu-
sic; burlesquette
The Margaret F'ullers. wishing the SER
vices OF a piano for their program, adj
1ourned to the house of Mrs. Atkinson, a
class teacher.
The Demostheninan Debating society
gave the following program:
current Events .......... Donald AtchisOn
Talk on Parliamentary Law" Mr.. Bracelen
Debate-Resolved. That Cuba should
be annexed TO the United States. Al
hrmative: A. Hayum, A. Marowitz.
Negative: j. Bowen, G.. Davidson
The society teachers were the Judges
irmative.
Skelch ''.'''............... George Sugarman
Bee Want Ads. Produce Results.
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ROYAL Achatcs.

The formal opening of Barights society
hall will be celebrated Wednesday even
ing by a grand initiation event. at which
100 new candidates viii be taken into the
Royal Achates order and of which number
Mayor J. c. Dahlman will be one. The
work will be exemplifed by the degree
STATS of Omaha lodge No. 1 and Success
lodge No. 80. Both teams will be on the
floor at the same time. A grand banquet
will be served after the initiatory cere-
monies, to be followed by dancing. The
entire third floor of the Rohrbough build
ing, which has been thoroughly repaired
and redecorated since the fire In August,
will be used for this occasion.
At the last meeting of Phoenix lodge
No, 203 fifty new applications were bal
loted upon, and the lodge has get it's mark
at $50 before the winter is far advanced.
e. c. Fay has been appointed deputy for
this lodge and has been indefatigablo in
securing large GLASS for the big initia-
ton next Wednesday night. He expects
to equip the lodge with degree stan of
experienced officers and cadets that will
in few weeks be the equal of any degree
team In the city. Phoenix lodge is hut
eighteen months old and is already one of
the lveliest lodges OF the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Grand Army of the Republic.

In general orders No. g. headquarters of
the Grand Army of the Republic, Com
mander-in-chief r. B. Brown announces
the following appointments
III. The commander-in-chief. the adj
jutant general, the quartermaster general,
and the following comrades will constitute
the executive committee OF the National
Council Of Administration: Frank NJ.
SterTett 81; Louis, No; Thomas w SSott,
John w. Hersey, Springfield, Mass; Will
liam ]. Patterson, Pittsburg, Pa; A. A.
Taylor Cambridge, o.; A j. Gahagan'
They will meet at such times and places
as may be designated by the commander
". The following committees are an
Pensions-A. @. weissert. chairman
bus, o.: Henry NJ. Nevius, Red Bank, ".
j.; + F. Ware, Topeka, Kan. William A
Ketcham, Indianapolis, Ind; J.. II. Gould
ing. Wilmington, Vt; s. H. Harper Of
on Legislation for Veterans in the Pub
lie Service-Iyory @: Kimball, chairman,
Washington, D. c.: Isaac +. Mack, San
dusky, O.; Leo Rassieur. st. Louis. Mo-;
J. p. S. Goblin. Lebanon, Pa. r. Nj, Green,
John R. King, Baltimore, Md. 49,
Fredericksburg Battlefield National Park
john McElroy. chairman, Washington
ID. c.; 81. Clair A. Mulholland. Philadel-
phIa, Pa. washington Gardner, Albion.
Mich; Daniel r. Ballou, Providence, r. l.:
Albert E, sholes Of Georgia Flushing. n.
c, Mnlikin, Portland, Ne.
On Erection Of a Statue in Honor of
Benjamin Stephenson, Founder OF the
Partridge. chairman, Chicago, M; Louis
Wagner, Philadelphia, Pa; John McElroy
Washington, D. G.; Thomas s. Hopkins,
Washington, d. c.
on Fraternal Relations With the Sons OF
Veterans, U. S. A.-James Tanner, chaii-
man. Department OF New York, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Robert B. Besth. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa; Eli Terrence. Minneapolis, MINI. /;
William Warner, Kansas City, Mo; Rob
ert Mann Woods Chicago ~; John r.
Gilman. Boston. Mass; William James,
Jacksonville, Fla.
On Bull Run Battlefield Monuments
Louis Wagner chairman, Philadelphia,
Pa. N. Martin Curtis. New York; z. W.
Whitaker Washington. d. c.; James Nc
Leer, Brooklyn, N. Y; c. A. f. Spamer,
Baltimore, Md.
Lincoln Memorial-John 8. Kountz. To-
ledo. o.; Thomas J. Stewart, Harrisburg,
Pa; William NJ; olin; Boston, Mass; Mark
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

rIenu, by It's penetrating and soothing propert
sea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, &
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07

ser Wilhelm der Crosse, from Bremen
Sailed June 6-Stnfr Baltic, for Liver
pool; stmr Statendam. for Rotterdam.
ENSTOWN-Arrived June g.
Stmr Teutonic, from New York; stmr
Nordland, from Philadelphia, for Liver
pool
Sailed June S-stmr caronia, for New
York.
HAMBURG-Sailed June 3--Stmr Sal
ats, for San Francisco.
BOULOGNE-Sailed June 6-Stmr
Pretoria for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON June g
Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II, for New York
PLYMOUTH-Arrived June 6-Stm.
Deutschland, from New York, for Cher
bourg and Hamburg, and proceeded
MARSEILLES-Sai June S-Stmr
America, for New York.
LONDON-Sailed June 6--Stmr Col
INDIANA, for Boston.
Memoranda.
The tugs Relief and Sea Fox returned
at m today with life saving boats
in tow from the wreck of the schr Vol
unteer. Life savers report that schoon-
er will be a total loss, breaking 10
pieces. One seaman and two children
of Captain Bressen were lost.
Movements of Vessels.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
BRIBERY CHARGE
IN WISCONSIN

MADISON, Wis, June 6.--A warrant
for the arrest of Secretary of State
Walter E. Houser, charging attempted
bribery, was issued today by Judge
Donovan of the Municipal Court. The
complaint is signed by State Insurance
Commissioner Host. The trouble arose
out of Insurance Commissioner Hosts
charge that Houser in 1903 offered to
give $4,000 to the Republican campaign
fund if Host would render a decision
favorable to the Equitable Life AS
surance Society in the case involving
the distribution of dividends.
NEW YORK, June 6.-District At
torney Jerome has summoned Con-
gressman Joseph w. Babcock of Wis
consin to appear before the special
Grand Jury which is investigating in
surance cases.
Jerome telegraphed Representative
Babcock on Monday. but Babcock did
not get the telegram until yesterday.
Jerome would like to have him before
the Grand Jury tomorrow, but it is a
question whether Babcock will be able
to appear on that day. From Wash
ngton last night came word that Bab-
cock was very busy with his Legislative
work and while he would answer the
summons and appear as a witness he
might not be able to get here before
Saturday.
While there was nothing In Jerome 8
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
NEW COPYRIGHT
LAW PROPOSED

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Senate
and House committees on patents met
in joint session today in the library of
Congress and began a series of hear
ings on the copyright bill This bill
is the product of a series of confer
ences in New York and Washington. at
which the author, artist composer, pub
Usher and all creators of works pro-
tected by copyright were represented
ests were present at the hearing today
A comprehensive statement as TO the
principles and features of the bill was
made to the committee by Herbert Put
nam, librarian of Congress
He read President Roosevelts words
emphasizing the pressing necessity for
general copyright law to take the
place of the fragmentary and made
luate provisions of the present statutes
The bill modifies the existing require
ments of law which call for deposit
and registration and initiates and Sc
cures the copyright from the date of
publication of the work with the notice
of copyright affixed. Deposit and regis
tration in the copyright office are still
requisite, but a period of thirty days
after publication is allowed for them,
II,
may be even an entire year
The copyright period is now twenty
eight years, with a possible renewal
TOR twenty-four more, a maximum of
ffty-two years. The bill abolishes re-
newals and provides for three terms
according to the subject matter The
shortest is twenty-eight years, for la
bells and prints relating TO articles of
manufacture. The second, fifty years,
is substantially identical with the pres
ent maximum, 1t applies to some orig
NAL and all derivative works. The
longest. the life of the author and fifty
years after his death, applies to most
original works.
The proposed copyright fee is one
dollar, including the certificate. while
the present fee is fifty cents with an
additional charge of fifty cents for the
certificate IL the latter is furnished. The
certificate is now to be prima facie evi-
dence in court of law
The bill, said Mr.. Putnam. tends to
reduce the aggregate fees payable by
any one publisher and the aggregate
receipts OF the Office by enabling a
number of volumes of the same work
and, in the case of photographs. prints,
etc, an entire series, IL registered at
the same time, to be registered for a
single fee.
The bill provides for the return to
the copyright proprietors of the copy
right deposits now accommodating in the
cellar OF the library of Congress, if the
proprietors want them, and II not. the
destruction of these accumulations, al
ready numbering 100000 items.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORHS
"a coRPoRATioN).
Notice of Redemption OF Second
Mortgage Bonds.

SPRING VALLEY WAITER works. a
corporation organized and existing under
the laws ofNthe State of California and.
having its principal place Of business in
the city and county of San Francisco.
State of California. has elected and does
Of September. A. d. 1906 and at its Of
nee. No. 126 Stockton street, in the city
and county. Of San Francisco. State Of
California. United States of America. ALL
outstanding and unredeemed BONDS Of
its SECOND MORTGAGE bond issue,
which original second mortgage bond is
bonds of said corporation of the denom-
ination of one thousand (s1000.00) dollars
each. uniform in form and date. and
(50o0) inclusive and consecutively, and
payable at the Office of the corporation, in
San Francisco, thirty (30) years after
the corporation on or at any time after
the first day of September. A. D. 1906
all of which bonds bear interest at the
payable quarterly at the office OF the
corporation in San Francisco, and all Of
which bonds are dated and bear dat
Of which said original second mortgage
bond issue there are now outstanding an6
unredeemed four thousand nine hundred
and ninety-one t499ll bonds Of the ag-
gregate, par value OF four million nine
hundred and ninety-one thousand
(S4.991, 600. 00) dollars.
And notice is further hereby given that
in accordance with the terms of said bonds
and the mortgage securing the same
dated May second. A. d. 1887, INTER
EST on said four thousand nine hundred
and ninety-one (499l) outstanding ant
unredeeIned bonds, and on each and al
thereof. WILL CEASE on and after sai6
September first. A. ID. 1906.
BY order of the Board of Directors o.
the Spring Valley Water Works.
Dated San Francisco, California, Marcl
sPRfNG VALLEY WATER WORKS.
corporate Seal.)
ISEAL.l
BY CHAS. WEBB HOWARD, President
and by PELHAM w. AMES. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07

Summit-Maxiinum temperatllre az
minimum Al. wind south; part cloudy
snow. 4S inches, against none at this
time last year.
Forecast for San Francisco and VII
cinity-Fair, warmer Thursday; light
north winds.
For Sacramento Valley-Fair, warmer
thursday; fresh north wind.
For San Joaquin Valley Fair.
warmer Thursday; fresh north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair
Thursday: light southwest wind
A. g. McAD1E, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
contic Il nne Today.

The Occidental and Oriental Steam
ship Company's liner Coptic. Captain
Finch. is due today from the Orient.
She is bringing a large number OF pas
sengers and big cargo. Captain
Finch. who for many years had made
MS home at the Occidental Hotel. was
q heavy loser by the recent fire. This
is the Coptic's last homeward voyage
under the .. and o. flag. When she
leaves here il will be for the last time.
At Eongkong she will haul down
the two O's and become once more a
White Star liner. She will probably re-
turn TO Liverpool to be laid up or
sold
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
CAMERON & co.
Contractors and Builders
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR AND CoRNMEAL-Head-
quarters Pacific Division, Preside.
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, for
the purchase of approximately 49,
100000 pounds surplus Flour. more or
Cornmeal. more or less, from the FL
nance Committee. Relief and Red
Cross Funds, San Francisco, Cal, will
be received at office, officer in Charge
Supplies until IL m. June IS, 1906,
and then opened in the. presence of
posafs taa . furnished H. ned % on M application p to
MAJOR c. r. KRAUTH6FF. Commits
sary, Folsom-st. Dock, or to the Pur-
chasing GSommissaryi Z. 5; Army; Z, at
racks. Wash Envelopes containing
proposals should be indorsed: Pro-
posals for the purchase of Flour and
eFed ee aAJoa aps G. 4 81 fsT
SUBSISTENCE Stores, Foisom-st. Dock,
Major General q. s. Army, Command,
ing Pacific Division. jeI-9-11-13-l5-1s
PROPOSALS will be received at the
bureau of supplies and accounts,
Navy Department, Washington, ID.
c., until 10 O'clock a. m, June 26,
1906. and publicly opened immediate
ly there after, to furnish for the ma
bridge, 60-foot span. 15-foot road
way To beg'delivered on the water
front at New York, N Y, or San
Francisco. Cal, at the option of the
contractor. Copies of plans can be
obtained upon application to the bu-
reau of yards and docks, Navy De-
partment, Washington, d. c. Appli-
cations for proposals should refer to
schedule $50. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application to the
navy pay officers, New York. N Y,
and San Francisco, CAL, or to the
bureau. III. T. B. HARRIS, Paymas-
ter-General U. s. N. 5-2S-06 m31-2tTh
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY.
Infantry Cantonment, Presidio of San
Francisco, Cal. June g. 1s06-Pro-
: posals for Subsistence Supplies: Of
flee Purchasing Commissary, San
Francisco, Cal, June 5, 1905: Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliv-
ering of such quantities of subsist-
ence supplies delivered at such
wharf or wharves or such ware
houses In San Francisco, Cal. as per
circular to be seen at this office, will
be received here until IL o'clock a.
M, FRIDAY, June Is, 1905, and
opened Immediately thereafter in
presence of bidders. Specfffca tions,
general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposals will be fur
nished to established dealers on ap-
plication to c. r. KRAUTHOFF Ma
jor. COMFY. je6,7,13.l4-4t
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water Front Notes.

James Ridden. who for the last six
months has been acting as assistant to
Captain T. d. f. Wilson on the Mail
o. dock, has been appointed chief officer
OF the liner Korea.
The Pacific Mail liner Newport will
sail Saturday for Panama and way
ports.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
l.ner Alameda viii sail Saturday for
Honolulu.
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sHIPPINc INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED. u

Wednesday, June G.
Stmr Redondo, Ahlin. SIS hours from
Portland, via Astoria Sc hours
Sfmr South Coast, Paulsen, l6 hours
from Caspar.
Stmr Pomona Swanson. l9 hours
rom Eureka.
Z stmr Hugh McCulloch, Cantwell,
hours from Bodega.
Schr II Q Wright Bosch. % days
rom Mahukona.
CLEARED.
Wednesday. June g.
Ger stmr Ammon, Jorgenson, Ham
lr~. etc.. via Seattle: ]. D. Spreckels
I nroA O.