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The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Dick Bros & Co., mem
hcrs of the New York and New Orleans Cotton e1
changes 1872 "A street northwest.
New York May 2.-Cotton was moderately active
with fluctuations irregular. but the Undertone was
steady There were no cables. as Liverpool was
closed The visible supply WIS not all encouraging
n Tire bulls as it showed spinncr taking less than
last year The visible supply showed a decrease e
about zoo bales in excess Of the decrease last wear
The weather map showed heavy rains in portions Of
the central belt and the forecast for Sunday calls
for unsettled weather. Sentiment continues bullsh
ard predictions are made Of lowest June conditions
on record. ranging between s. and 90 The close was
az moderate gain for the day.
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New York, MAY E--NHEAT-Srr0EE. fair de-
msnd No. ! Northern Dvlvth n arrive. cpenng
navigation. 7lzc over July, (. @. b. No ! North
ern Manitoba, io3'z {. O. b.: No. 2 Northern
Manitoba. lakc and rail. June. Iol T. O. b. Nc 2
nd. @. b.. loi'a N0. 2 hard + o b.. L0s1.
No / mscarnni, olsnluE navigation, seiz T. O. b
No macaroni. openire navigation 9-s. + o. b
EZIE-rters took loads
CoRN-Hirher checking trade No elevator.
g. No ?. g. T. @. b.. M @ T. o. b.. late MAY
GZa. No. yellow. G. No white. 65s64. Z. O. B.
Exporters to1k loads
OATS-Flm. dul trade. Elevator prices. No. .
white, 5liI No. white IS No. mixed .
The prices for futures follow.
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New York. May Z5-After the first r7ish q s,'li-g
orders Of wheat, which were made at &c decline.
the market started up very quick. The report Of
continued drought in Kansas. higher foreign cables
and referatou 4 bad crop reports made the shorts
ncryous. The confirmation n soool bushels 4 wheat
fer expert yesterday also helrcd things along We
nre q the opinion that selling short especially on
these breaks is not good Judgment We have had a
e. Cd biz advance since the bull market started bat
having lost cents Of IT, the sentiment is much
mixed.
Com opc2ed with big demand for July and Sep
tember
Oats opened lower, but seen recovered.
Provisions commenced with enser rriCes.
DICK BROS. & co
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
Total sales s..............2 222.7O0 shares
Call money: III, 2, low, AZ; close, Ia
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE WEEK.

Total sales with high and low prices
ON the Washington Stock Exchange for
the week ended May -.
Furnished by Griffin Hals'ead Co. brokers.
members Washington Stock Exchange l3H + street
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK MONEY.

The surplus of the banks is Sl5.6Ss75 against
S. 1894 10 last year aud Sll s55 so two years ago
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active stocks on the Washington
stock Exchange yesterday. and on tho
date a year ago.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular call, II O'Clock noon
Capital Traction IS. $500 at 1O7S. $2ns at l97A.
5000 at 1914 N.0O at lO7N. 5000 AZ lo7h. N.O0
AZ lo7A SOo0 at IO7H. $1,000 at IO7s. slO00 at io'k
500 at lO7& $1,000 at lO7A, $1,000 at lO7i4 $50 at
lO7 500 at lO7ll $1,000 at l07l so at lo74. SCI at
lo74. 500 at l07i 81 at lo7, $500 at io7%, $1,000
at lo71s. si2O at l07
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 at sil
Washington Gas. . at 6fs, 3 at eHs. 8 at s..
% at siA q at s4s. 25 at IS. Is at 6i5s. q at siH
50 at s..
After call-washington Gas per cent. $500 at
81. Sl.l00 at 81. $1,000 at 81
Mitchell Mining 100 AZ 81
Capital Traction IS so at l07ii.
Mergenihaler 10 at 3S, at 9s az 23
The following are the closing quotations on yes
tcrdays stock exchange
GAS BONDS Bid. Closed
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

/ Quotations furnished By 4. o. Brown Co.
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade NIunsey
I Ir-fI1i--
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WALL STREET NOTES
Good Bank Statement Proves
Blow to the Market.
BEARS GET ACTIVE AT ONCE
Short Interest Not as Great as BOr-
rowing Would IndIcate-Wesknes
in Steel Not Explained and Little
Basis for IL Can he Found-GOssIp
and Comment on the Curb.

New York May 25.-Until the bank
statement appeared the market main
tained a fair semblanca of steadiness, but
the Unexpectedly good showing made by
the associated banks was ayailed for
renewed outpouring Of stocks that car
ried the whole list considerably below the
high points Of the recent rally. Nc rea-
son was assigned for the renewal OF the
selling movement beyond the general one
that liquidation was still in progress and
that the bears were doing their utmost TO
make the effect on the market as great
as possible.
That there was real liquidation could
hardly be denied. even by those who on
the preceding day were inclined to argue
that it had been completed What had
occurred Oh Thursday and Friday was
merely a temporary suspension of Iiqui-
dation to allow the market TO right itself
and afford an opportunity for a rally
against the shorts. How much lquida-
tion yet remains 10 be accomplished is
matter very difficult OF determination.
and the guesses on the subject are about
as wide as guesses usually are where
there is nothing tangible TO afford basis
of estimate.
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Opinions on the New York Market.

Herbert /. Jones. Of a. o. Brown g.
Cot is possible the market may con-
tinue duh day or two longer. but if the
crop news over Sunday should be reason
ably favorable il would no doubt stimu-
late moderate builisb activity. The short
interest is believed TO be very large. and
IL seems unlikely that the bears will De
permitted 20 pound prices lower IN order
20 prottably cover IT, In the absence Of
the unfayorable developments further i'm
provement in prices early next week
seems probable e."
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quot3ti1us are furnished bv z r. Chapman
Co. members New Yc-t Stock Exchange g. Bowie
.--rn--- In..aE-r- Lz-l 4 .-rect nrrthE-z-
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished hy T. r. Chapman &
Co. members Ncw Yurs Stock EyCharE", q. Bowie
Chirmau. Manager. INl I street northwest
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G. Bowie Chipman, Of Z. r. Chapman
& Co-"The market failed 10 show the
strength Of Thursday and Friday. opening
a shade lower; prices ran off rapidly 10
tho close, and once more the finals were
the lowest The list suffered. almost with
out exception, among the active stocks
Union Pacific and Shelters seemed the
weakest Erie broke sharply. and South
ern Railway preferred lost another two
points The bank statement was good, the
reserves being increased by about 1885,
on, and now stand al practically sl5.50O.-
OW. as against. approximately. 100000 last
year. Some uneasiness existed as to the
probability OF the Secretary Of the Treas
ury announcing on Monday the recall OF
large amount OF public money With but
one exception. and that the possibility Of
bidding up of prices under heavy short
covering. l see nothing to prevent the
market seeking still a lower level, and in
discussing the probability of such a rally
ii must be frankly admitted that. although
the short interest is large. they have had
no difficulty thus far in covering
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26

Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & FIagg-
Despite satisfactory bank statement.
the market was heavy throughout the
day, with special declines in such stocks
as Consolidated Gas and Southern Rail
way preferred. II is a curious market.
with the general list apathe,ic. but show
Ing some improvement. with one or two
special stocks apparently under the lnfu-
ence Of liquidation. and once experiencing
reaction they afterward develop little
recuperatye power This tends 10 de-
press the general level Of the market.
even when the leaders hold their own
pretty well The weakness I'm ConsoH-
dated Gas has been due TO the attack on
It's franchises by the Attorney General
At best, this would be a matter Of long
litigation. with the outcome probably i'm
favor Of the company but IL answers the
purpose Of making lower prices. South
crn Railway preferred Is down to n point
appaIeatly indicating 2n entire cessation
Of dividends, although well posted persons
do not expect any such outcome of the
present unsatisfactory net earnings
Southern Pacific was weak to-day. huf
without specific cause. The stock looks
attractive at present figures. There is q
rumor that gold exports may probably be
sent next week, but in view of the import
Of over I0000oC00 i'm the past year and the
large domestic production there is no
reason why small export movement
often happening at this time of the year
should Cause any l!neasiness. The mar
ket closed reaci0nary and at the low
point of the day"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26
Daily Grain Letter.

Bid ASKED
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BY Authority
PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
HONOLULU.

Proposals VIII be received at the Of
nee Of the Superintendent of Public
Works. Honolulu. T H. until T. o-cloek
n Of August Is. 1897. for erecting and
completing the Pathological Labora-
tory. Honolulu. T H
Plans and Specifications and blank
proposals nay be obtained al the Of
nee OF the Territorial Engineer, for
which a deposit Of s. Is required, which
sum wiz be refunded intending bidders
after they have returned the plans and
specifications.
Proposals viii not be accepted unless
submitted On the blank forms furnish
ed. enclosed with 3 certified bank check
in an amount equal to I've per cent
go Of the amount Of the proposal, IN
q sealed envelope. endorsed Proposal
for Pathological Laboratory. and de-
lirered previous 70 l. o'clock m. Of the
day specified. al the Office OF the super
intendent of Public Works. who re-
serves the right to reject any or ali
bids
c. 5. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Honolulu, July 26. 1907. 1920
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MEETING NOTICE.
ANNUAL MEETING or STOCK,
HOLDERS OF THE HAMAKUA
DITCH COMPANY, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given that the post
poned annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Hamakua Ditch Com
pany. Limited, q Hawaiian corpora
ton, win be held al the offices 81
Thompson & Clemens, sill Campbell
block, Honolulu, on Tuesday. July 30.
1907. at $50 o'clock, q. n. The order
Of business al said meeting viii in
clude the election Of officers. the con-
sideration Of 3 proposed increase OF
the capital stock Of said company. the
consideration Of the proposed amend
ment Of Articles XVII, XIX and Xxx
Of the bylaws of said company. and
any other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
BY order Of the president
Honolulu, July y. 1907.
CHARLES T. CLEMONS,
1856 Secretary.
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MARINE:

Nina days from Yokohama, the Toyo
Kisen Kaisha 5. S. Nippon Maru. Cap
tain v. :. Finer. dockea al $40
O'Clock last evening al the Hackfald
wharf, whence she sails a. noon today
for san Francisco she brought 27e
tons Of freight and seven cabin and z4s
sreerage passengers for Honolulu OF
the s1eerage Immigrants, nearly al are
japanese
a h OZawa Of this city. accompanied
BY MS servant. returned from Japan
and VIII remain here for the :. 5. Asia
70 90 . the Coast, whsn he viii leave
Honolulu Tor Ann Arbor. Michigan, 10
study law Deputy Attorney General
NIverron IS home again after flying
trip 70 he Orient hrs. z Hamano.
wife OF 11s prominent local business
man o. that name. returns from visit
70 Japan : Ozaki. waIl-known Homo
Julu business man. IS home again
Nike Pat9n. who three years ago
fought Dave Barry, without success,
in the local ring. seeks Hawaii after
wearing Shanghai laursls-
Most prominent among the san
Francisco passengers IS K Ishii. He
Is secretary Of the bureau Of commerce
Of Japan's foreign Office and stops over
here steamer before visiting the
states and Canada An interview with
him appears elsewhere Mrs. J. Shaeu
IS another through passenger Of note.
She Is the wife Of the deputy appraiser
az san Francisco. In Yokohama Mrs
Shae- narrowly escaped serious injury
she Is tai woman and large III pro-
portion. Weighing 20 pounds. While
being drawn II jinriksha, and round
ing corner. a cuIvert broke, letting
The rig down suddenly The lady fell
heavily on her shoulder and the 'riksflA
coolie was hurt. The japanese police
were Tor arresring the c0olie, but Mrs
Shaen quickly recovered. declared il
was al an accident, patted the 'r1ksha
man on the head. gave him $3.50 and
pluckiIy walked The rest . her way
She i stiIE suffering from the fall
Three days before arrival here the
Nippon Naru sustained q slight injury
70 hcr steering gear, one Of the drum
chains parting she was not delayed
on this account Though expected yes
rerdav morning. the liner Is on tine and
NOT late as some remarked On the
waterfront. She took her time coming
and enjoyed agreeable weather zap
tain Y. E Finer IS in command; X
Oratsume Is chief engineer; Z J. Rob
erts. purser, W P Manning, n D.,
surgeon. and 7. Clarke McCombe,
freight clerk
Aboard the japanese liner. en- route
10 Canada. are several big Sikhs, three
OF whom were policemen in Hongkong.
one sr5u wearing his Uniform They
make good boobies n Hongkong.
Their b-ight-colored turbans topped the
steamship rail as she dockeo
The Nippon Maru bumped the end OF
The wharf somewhat strenuously as she
docked. but the only effects were a
shiver through the structure and some
paint scraped from the ships side
CAPTAIN MZILER BOAT.
The Coalinga OH & Transportation
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Commissioner 5 Sole
OF
Valuable Real Estate
SITUATE IN
kaukahoku,
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu
ISLAND AND COUNTY OF OAHU.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
- ZEE SOUTHEAST Sc o

Pursuant 70 q Decree OF Foreclosure
and sale made by the Honorable w.
J. Robinson. Third Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF tina First Judicial Circuit.
Territory OF Hawaii, at Chambers. in
Equity, on the nth day Of July. A. d.
1865, in an action entitled. Mrs. J. G.
Spencer, otherwise known as Isabel
Spencer. plaintiff. Us. John William
Schultz, Leida STANFORD. Thomas Mott
and David Dayton, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Agatha Mott, deceased.
defendants; BIZ 70 ForecIose Mort
gage Equity Division, No. 1881, the
undersigned, as Commissioner, duly
appointed and constituted as such by
said Decree Of Foreclosure and Sale.
viii sell at public auction. 70 the high
est and best bidder for cash, subject
10 confirmation Of the Court, on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADS, ETC.-0hice Constructing
Quarter1naster. Honolulu, Z. T., July
Is, 1907. Sealed proposals IN triplicate
for construction Of Roads, Sidewalks
and Grading al Fort Shaftar, H. T,
VIII be received here until Il e. m,
August 9, 1857, and them opened Blank
proposals and information furnished on
application Envelopes containing pro-
posaIs should be Endorsed, Proposals
for Roads. ETC., and addressed to tlaa
undersigned E 4. HUMPHREY.
Capt and Q. II. L. S. a.. Construct
ing Quartermaster.
77Ss-July IS. q. p. So Aug. :, s.
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B1si g esss agent, Je4ll Z .
BOED--LoST.

Notice Is hereby givea that Bon1
NJ. So Of the Oahu Railway & Lana
CO. OF the denomination O S1ess, has
baen nislai6 OF lost and al persons
ara hereby warned against negotiating
4he same. Any Information concern
f7~ SAID pona should BE- communicates
70 the undersigned
n. p. DuLISGHAM,
Treas 1rer. Ca11 Railway Land Cd
Dated. Honolulu. July g. 1921.
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Hawaiian Hotel

win be conducted as a frst-class apart
uent hotel only. Although the dining
room and kitchen departments VIII be
closed during these months. redouble1
efforts VIII be made by the manage
ment to secure both comfort and
pleasure for the patrons Of this famous
and tropicaIly- beautiful hosiery Of
worldwide renown.
The spacious areas On the wide
porches. hitherto occupied IN fine
weather for breakfasts, Iuncheons and
dinners, viii be set with tropical
plants in lieu OF tables.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
Nils COLLEGE lIld Seminary

Confers degrees and grants diplomas
seminary course accredited 70 the Uni
versity and leading Eastern colleges.
Rare opportunities offered IN music,
and art Forty-seeond year FAN term
opens August IA 1907 Write for eata-
Ioxue 70 MRS. g T MILLS. President.
Mills College P. O., Cal 77ss
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= THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
RTTORT OF HAWAII.
Notice Of Drawings Of Grand and Trial
Iurors

Notice Of Drawings Of Grand and Trial
Jurors.
Notice i hereby given that drawings
of Grand and Trial Jurors 10 serve and
act as such during the September. 1891
term Of the Circuit Court OF the First
Judicial Circuit Territory OF Hawaii.
viii take place in the courtroom O. the
Third Judge Of the above entitled
Court, in the judiciary Building. at
Honolulu. Island and County of Oahu.
Territory Of Hawaii, On Thursday. the
18th day Of August. A. D 1857, at ?
o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day.
Dated, Honolulu. July Is. 1897.
J. T DE BOLT
First Judge:
ALEX. LINDSAY, JRs
Second Judge
" J. ROBINSON.
Third Judge
77s2-JuIy g, 81; Aug. l. . :. 4 SIS, : g
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DR.. Frederick Bel, faker and LEG
turer. who aroused some Interest OF
a kind. nearly two years ago when
on his way 10 Australia, passed
through here on his return by the Ma
nuka last week
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Valuable Book Tor Sale.

4 book containing historical sketch
u Oahu College, by ". D. Alexander
LID. together with full list Of Of
aeers, instructors and students from
So to 1906. inclusive. is for sale al the
once Of Jonathan shaw Room 205 Nc
candless Building. Bethel street
Price OF the book, twenty-five cents
JONATHAN SHAW.
S- BusfaaSs Agent, Oahu College
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kari Tochterrnan Of Peking, China,
and Dr. Dekeyser Of Brussels, two
globe trotters, returned by the Kinau
from the Volcano last Saturday. They
are at the Young
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There VIII % a meeting Of the Board
OF Dental Examiners Of the Territory
Of Hawaii at the o6ce Of DR. Il z
Gresham. Alakea street, Honolulu. on
July 3. 1851. ar 10 q. N, for the exam
nation Of candidates To practice den
tistrF in the Territory.
NE. GR0SSNAN.
--ga Secretary.
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The annual meeting Of Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company, Limited. VIII De
held az the Office Of G Brewer & Co,
Limited. On Wednesday July 81 1851.
at 2 II
JOHN WATEREOTSE,
~g- Secretary.
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The Alexander Young Hotel and
Cafe

not more than enc hundred and fifty
yards from the entrance 20 the Ha-
waiian Hotel. VII furnish board on the
European plan to roomers at the Ha-
wa1ian Hotel at regular rates. Meals
may also be served in the rooms Of the
Hawaiian Hotel. when required, al an
additional cost Of service.
The Alexander Young Hotel dining
rooms are located on the sixth floor o.
the building, away from the dust and
din OF the street. and are reached By
pair cf swift-ruuning elevators IN the
northern entrance 70 the building On
the fifth floor there Is q lounging room
where guests may rest, and, adjoining
this. there IS a roof garden O. one
third OF an acre, from which beautiful
views of the surrounding country may
be had
HENRY BEWS,
Manager Rovs7 Hawaiian Hotel. H 7
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation CO.
The Waialua Agricultural Ca, Ltd
The K0hala sugar Co.
The waimsa Mil Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St Louis
The George r. Blake Steam Pumps.
Westop's Csntrifugzls.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co. OF Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co, OF Hart
ford, Conn.
National Fire Insurance Co. OF Hart
ford. Conn
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Three meals q day for fifty cents :
week s what the gas stove costs for
fuel Honolulu Gas c., Ltd
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THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL
HONOLULU. H. |.
NOTICE

During the dull season. from August
first 10 December first. the
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TO SURVEY EEBRAsKAN.
EMIGRANT SHIP.

r Maxine. heading the japanese hui
interested in the emigration Of Japa-
nese 70 Canada, expects the chartered
:. s Indiana from san Francisco to-
morrow He states that she VIII prob
ably sail for Vancouver on August :.
Friday next, anticipating quick dis
patch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30

Gas Iigh2 is cteaIess and best be
cause Of its density. The Honolulu
Gas CO.
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Con7a1y's :. : Catanla. Captain
Harry Kort, arrived a 5 O'Clock yes
rerlay morning from Gaviota, L L.
DAYS cut. with zz.ooo barrels Of Oil. cen
signed 70 the Pacific OIL & Transporta-
Iion Co. represented here by Captain
Fred Miller. she returns for another
oil cargo. probably sailing tonight or
Wednesday morning. Whether or not
she returns here Is unknown a
present
The Catania is a boat with q history
she was built in ISL and was originally
under the German flag When war was
declared with Spain she was flying tne
American flag and was al 3 Brooklyn
New York. wharf. commanded By Cap
tain Fred Miller. now the owner or
number Of wreckiug vessels here, ana
she had aboard 1920 men fun Of the
fever for gold and bound for the kIon-
dixie. The Cataala was chartered o.
The L. : Government for use as
transport and Miller took command o.
a dispatch boar. the 1896 gold seekers
being sent overland 70 the Pac1fc
Coast 10 make connections there Tor
the goIaaeids- The Cstania was the
first transport IN enter Santiago q
Cuha after the capitulati0n-
Captain Kort has a six-months-7la
Mexican deer aboard. captured by him
self Il i the ships pet
TO SURVEY EEBRAsKAN.
Z. s. Inspectors OF HulIs and Boilers
BoHes and Bulger. who were here very
recently to survey the 5. :. Kuu1er5c.
which took japanese 70 Vancouver, viii
arrive here in the 5. 8 Siberia On
Thursday 10 examine the All. s s
Nebraskan- The local agents OF the
All s. : Co. H. Hackfeld < Co, yes
terday afternoon received cable adviees
to the above effect The Nebraskan.
not calling at san Francisco on her
new SalIna Cruz run has 70 have her
periodical survey here
EMIGRANT SHIP.
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Nots:-Sa-one.er readings are cor
recte5 for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
10 sea level. Average cleudl1ess stated
IL ecale from ro .. Direction Of
wind Is prevailing direction during -
he Irx ending 81 2 n Velocity 81
wind In average Teloctgy N niles Ter
horr. WN- :. STOCKMAN.
Section Director
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help Or advice, Is invited 10 commune
cate. either in person or by letter, with
Ensign l. Anderson. matror OF the
Salvation Army Wonan's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street
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HENRY REws
MEETING NOTICE.

Manager. Royal Hawaiian Hotel. H