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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
VILLAGE WARNING


The Legal voters VI the Village OF
Bennington are hereby notified and
warned TO meet at Free Library Hall,
in said Village OF Bennington, on
Tuesday, March 10Th, A. d. 1907, at
nine o'clock In the forenoon, to tran
sact the following business.
Article 1. TO elect q President Of
the Village, q Clerk, Treasurer, .
Collector Of Taxes, q Corporation At
torney, three (3) Auditors, three (3)
Trustees, and two (2) Water Com
mIssioners.
Article2. To hear q report OF the
officers for the year past.
Article .. To see what sum Of mon.
ey shall be voted 70 pay the Benning.
ton Fire Department. y
Article 4. To see what sum the
Village will vote for Open Air Con.
certs by the Bennington City Band.
Article 8. To see what sum the VII.
lage will vote TO be paid to the Ben.
nington Improvement Society, TO be
used In the care Of the cemetery
grounds In the village.
Article 8. To see II the village will
vote TO direct Its Trustees to print o
report Of the doings Of its officers for
the year, ensuing before the next an
nual Village meeting.
Article 7 To see II the Village will
vote 70 pay Its Clerk q sum In add.
ton 10 that prescribed by the charter
for services rendered by him rs such
Clerk, for the year ensuing, and II so,
what sum II will so vote.
Article s. To see what sum the VII.
lage will vote for the extension OF the
Village Sewage system.
Article O. To see what action the
Village will take In regard TO extend
Ing the Village Fire Alarm system.
Article 10. To see what tax the VII.
lage will raise upon lis grard list to
uthos hho c~Poheco VI hho hiokt tot
| the year ensuing, and TO pay It's In
debtedness thereof, and TO FIX the time
for the collection OF said tax.
Article IL. To see 10 the Village will
vote 70 pay lie taxes under the provi
slons Of Sections $50 TO 4s6 inclusive,
OF Vermont Statutes and Amendments
thereof.
Article IL. To see II the Village will
vote to have the provisions OF Chap
,srs o and 10 OF the Vermont Statutes
aud Amendments thereof apply 10 the
next annual meeting OF the Village TO
be held on the third Tuesday la March
1908, and TO intervening special meet
logs OF said Village.
Article -. To transact any other
business found necessary and proper
~hen met.
!. n. Relso, Clerk.
Al Cooper, President OF village
Remington, W.. March Q, 1907.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
win Be- nsld Of Graded Sehsoi rsIi Tuods,
March 10.

The legal voters OF Bennington grad
ed school district are hereby notified
and warned 10 meei at Graded School
hall 10 said distrlct on Tuesday, Mar.
%, 1907, at 2 O'Clock In the afternoon
70 transact the following business
I. To choose q moderator for the en-.
suing year.
2. To hear the report OF the auditors
trustees and other officers of said dis
trict and take action thereon.
J. To see what tar said district will
vote on tbe grand list OF said dis,ricl
10 defrsy The expenses OF lie schools,
and 10 pay the present debt Of said dI,
irIci, ADD determine The time when such
tar shall DO collected add paid 70 Ia
treasurer.
4. To see n said district will vote u
collect lbs taxes under the provisions
OF Chapter 20 OF tho Vermont Statutes,
and amendments thereof.
8. To elect q clerk. . treasurer, q
collector Of taxes, ooe or Three audi
tors OF said district, and 10 al all vac
aucics 10 the board Of trustees Of said
district caused by expiration OF term
OF once. resignation. death, removal
from said district or otherwise.
Q. To transact any other proper bus
ieess found necessary when met.
c. Lynn Wood, Clork.
Bennington, w., March Is, 1907.
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YANKEE GIRL TAKES DERBY.
Feature Event Of New Orleans Rae
lag Won by n Length.


Ing Won by Length.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-Yan-
kee Girl, owned by Lucky Charlie FL
lison, won the City Park Derby In I'm
pressivs style before one OF the largest
crowds ever seen on a race course In
New orleans. There was 3 to / on
her chances Mt one time. Burlew x
o'Neirs Sir Toddington, with ]. Hen
messy In the saddle. was second and
J. II. McCormick's Tilelng finished
third.
There was no doubt that Yankee
Girl was the best at the weights. She
carried III pounds and had 10 work
her way 90 the front In the middle Of
the stretch. and. although she finished
very tired, she was a length to the
good nj the finish. Mountain rode the
winner. Sir Toddlngton was the pace
maker for the first mile and led hia
field by several lengths for that dis
lance. lie was sent out 10 make the
running for his stable companion.
Judge Post. ridden by Frank 0'Neil.
who. with his partner. Fred Burlew.
was very confident OF landing the Sa-
700 which went TO the owner Of the
winner.
At the stretch Yankee Girl was
drawing away from the field at every
stride. Judge Post showed signs OF
fatigue and dropped back. O'NeIl saw
that he was decislvely beaten and
eased him mp. Sir Toddngton hung
ON gamely. but could not last the route,
and Yankee Girl crossed the line with
a good length TO spare. TileIng man
aged TO last just long enough TO stand
OF the California Derby winner. Tcma'
Geo. and got third place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup slImu.
lates the liver and thoroughly clear SEES
the system and clears the complexion
OF pimples and blotches. IL Is the rest
laxative for women and children rs 10
10 mild and pleasant and does no, srlpe
OF sicken. O-l-o Il much superior 10
pills, aper cot waters and oil ordinary
cathartlcs 90 Il does not irritate the
stomach and bowels. Il. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
Estate Of Mary <. Temple.
Notice Of Settlement and Application
Tar nI.t rlbutl1n

District Of bennington. ss. Of the Probate
Court. holden % the Probate once. 10 Hen.
pIngton. 10 sAid District. on the sh day Of
March. A ID. ISM.
fresest. John v. Carney. Judge.
Harry 7. Cushman, administrator Of the estate
u Mar y Temple. late ~ Bennif gton, In sald
district deceased. presents shls administration
account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for decree % distribution
and partition Of The estate of said deeo scd.
OWhereupon. 70 IL ordered by aid court. that
aid Account and said application be referred
70 session thereof. IN &c held at the Probate
once aforesaid, 90 The 2ist day u March.
A. %, fpJf, for hearing and decision thereon
AID II IL further ordered, that notice thereof be
given 10 ell parties interested by publication u
tbe same three vcess ,uccc<sisely IN The
nennInrtsn Evening Banner. Newspaper pub.
lish at Bennington. previous to sald time
appointed Tor hearing. that they may appear AZ
sAfd time and place. and show cause, n any
they mar have. why said account should not be
allowed. and such decree made.
A reord vhstcof IL ordered 70 be made.
Attest JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge.
A true copy Of the original record.
Attest, JOHN v. CARNEY, judge.
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w..a,I ce.r, N.r,l.I Opens.

NEW YORK. March is-A trial OF
great interest 20 military men viii be
the court martial Of Captain Louis
Wendell OF the First battery. New York
national guard. which opened here to-
day. on charges Of misuse Of his con.
troll Of the First battery armory. Cap
tain Wendell has been indicted by n
grand jury on the charge Of obtaining
5000 FROM the state treasury by sub
hitting false bills for hiring horses
for drills or parades. lie Ia also charg-
ri with cxacting from the employees
~ the armory payment OF portion Of
their wages 10 him under the guIse OF
rent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
81. Patrick. Day a, Rome.

ROME. March 1s.-st Patrick's day
was celebrated at the Irish college.
where Cardinal Vincent yannutelli- eel
sbrated mass. The Right Rev. Thorn.
as O'Gorrnan. bishop OF Sioux Falls,
Ia. conducted the vesper service ut
the college and later attended din
ner at the institution. Among the
other guests were the Most Rev. Rob.
srt Seton. OF Jersey City. tItular arch
bishop Of Heliopolls. and Marquis Mar
tin Maloney OF Philadelphia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March IS
The Ohio river reached is highest
point. with 5s.3 feet. After remaining
stationary two hours II began 60 re-.
cede slowly. The sisgc exceeded the
January food. hut much less damage
was done than In January. Some 600
homes In Huntington and Central City
are surrounded with water Cattlets-
burg. Ceredo aud Proctorvlile are food.
ed. The Baltimore and ohio railroad
has not run a train into Huntington
since Wednesday last.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
rhr.e Flood Victims n, pa,ker-burH.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. March 1s.
The bodies OF John +. Francis. his
son Henry and daughter Della. who
were drowned Friday night while fee
Ing from their flooded home. have been
recovered. The river has fallen two
feet, but the food situation X little
improved. There IL much suffering
and the city Is without street cars. gas
electric lights or water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
Husband. wife aud Dog Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. March is.-Iying
side by side on n bed In their home
here. Thomas sherlow. slxty-elghi
years old. and his wife. Annie sixty
two years old. were found dead. as
phyxIated by illuminating gns. 4 fox
terrier lay dead beside them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
no, Though, Gun Wa. Empty.

NYACK. y. y. March is-Donald
Dunlap Dlngman. fourteen years old.
son OF the late DR.. !. A. Dlnginan Of
Spring Valley. IL dead here from
shot fired from KUN by his younger
brother. Norman. The boys we're play.
Ing. and Norman supposed that the
weapon was empty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
u.rre.hoa Win. Gold Cup.

PINEHuRsT. n. C.. March Is -
Frederick rIcrrsshoff. the young Gar
den city amateur. was an easy winner
Of the presidents cup In the final OF
the third annual spring tournament
defeating J. u. Foot. the Apawamis
veteran. by 10 NJ and 5 10 play.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
o.msr,a.. Win. B.., Race.

LONDON. March ~. - Cambridge
won the annual boat rnce from oxford
by four and half lengths The time
for the four aud quarter miles from
putney 60 Mortiake was ~ minutes
10 seconds. Last year Cambridge won
by three and a half lengths In ~ min.
utes 20 seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
s.,s,., Nu,. Hand, r..h..

coNsTANTINoPLE. March is.-In
Trebixond. Asiatic Turkey. IIamdl
Psshs. commanding the local troops.
while leaving the mosque yesterday
was assasslnated by noncommlssion.
II oneer who had iJcen punished
shortly bsfors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
CATARRh

To proveunquesfiunabiy and beyond any doubt
that CAtArri oi the moss and throat can b. curcd,
am furnishing uatients through drigEsta small
frcs Trial BoKss Of Dr.. ehoop's Catarrh Curs.
lido this because am 20 certain. that Dr.. thoops
Otarrh curc viii bring actual substantial help.
Nothing Certainly. Il - convincing asa phykioAl
article must pUss-ss true merit else the trt VIII
oondemn, nther than advance a. Dr.. Shops
OatArrh Curc Ia a snow whit. healing sntisepue
balm put up In BEAUTIFUL nickel cappcd glass iAu
81 soc Such soothlns agents - OIL E1cAlyptus.
Thymol hsuthoi. etc. are Incorporated Into .
veivrty cram llks P~trolafum. imported BY Dr.
ehoop fTom Europe, II CatArrh OF The nos and
throat has ertended % The stomach. then By AL
means alsouse Internally. DIT shoop's Restorative
Stomach distress. . lack 81 general strength.
bloatlnr hrlchinT. bllioumces. lad taste. etc.
surely caii for ~. ehoop's Restorative.
FOR unoompiictd ctarrh only Of the nc>s and
lhruai nothing else. however. need u uscd oui
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
m.Ls.i. beaten In sunday Rail- Game

HOUSTON. Tex. March Is The 81.
Louis National league baseball team
was defeated 10 ; In an exhibition
game yesterday afternoon by the
Washington Americans. Karger did
most OF the pitching FOR ~. Louis and
let In three runs In the fourth inning.
Falkenberg was the principal pitcher
for Washington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

AUGUSTA. Ca. March is-In re-
gard to the report wired here from the
north that he had given sJ0,00OOo0 90
the Chinese famine relief fund. John
ID. Rockefeller. through his secretary.
said the story was all rot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18

The Rutland route Of the New York
Central lines IL the short and direct
route 10 New York, Boston, Montreal
and ell western points. Express
trains. Pullman cars. 6Of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
sssss, fre---h and ceusfsrs 60 Methsr saa

,hIl,ltun teethi2s. sofisas tho gums. reduce.
Inflammation. allAys ala pain, and CURES wins
collie. Perfectly safe IN all casck We wouli
say 10 every mother VINO has a suffering child
Of others. stand between you and your suffer
Ing child and tho relief that will be sure-ycs
absolutely sure-to foley tho nsc o. tlls
Ne 70. ns- ifrmsly us~d. ~sios obe. botus
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
Special Notice

N you contemplate studying the Violin be
sure you consult Geo q. Wood q New YORK
CITY pupil Of Ludwig naumann, soloist end
DDS and proper schooling guaranteed, Ad-
vanced pupils can secure membership In lefFe
Orchestra now holding weekly rchear.alr,
thereby getiins the bensnt Of double tuition
before been offered In penninston Mandolin
'"e ~ :. W.. sso- . suvlus - ~
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(yoxMIssrosERg NOTICE.
Tstafr Of AITNF

The underlined having been appointed BY
ninston, COMMISSIONERS 10 = GIVE, ramine
and adjust ali claims and de ands Of AL per.
sons against the estate Of Alfred \. hlce.
late Of Bennington In said l'istfict deceased.
hereby eivs sotics that We vii meet for the
purposes aforesaid, NJ the store Of VI Wal
brsdse on ths stth dsy of March and Isth day Of
Ausu.t sezt, from o'clock p m unill 4
els months from the 18th day Of febfp.
arr. A. ID fpIf. Il the time limited by said
Court for said creditors 70 present their
claims v Ne for examination and allowance.
pHted a Bsrninstou. thh 18Th day Of Feb
]. I'D wALBRIDcg,
ROY ~. PADDOCK,
oonnissiossrs
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yrLrs CURED IN TO u DAYS

PAzo OINTMENT II guaranteed 70 cure any
pies IN 70 II days. or money refunded. toc.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
MISSION OF OUR VISITORS.

the deserts Hawaii
this Washington could written
pubst ardent promoioni Honolulu
leading the national could better timed
things pivi
with visiting should them
Though the and entertainment the visitors
high political wholly voluntary
invitation Legislature Hawaii 1t
portay practical they the Taft
Philippines before last The Washington
STAR will be recognizes this fact.
all who will meet
members Of the national
Hawaii
the lines of the Washington Stars statement
suggestions yesterday by the Advertiser namely
1.-The O. a Pearl Harbor
1.-The value a aimaion at Kahauki
Territory diversified
remembered that cordially today
fishing Naturalization
inquso judgment public policies with special
evidence soreheads IfI
''knockng him
with a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
PRACTICAL EDUCATION.

gratifying
responsibility safeguarding
upon
suspicion that
sufficiently emphasized The the
n wholly everencng the flag abstract symbol
child public cleanliness
conditions begin the
childhood the public wea impulse
him, recognition of national rights
will little lasting the sentiment be coupled with
qualities citizenship, basis which
and the of public property
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
HOW TO GET STEAMSHIPS.

The Mr. Gifard, did
Sierra the friends
the the
We Oahu
possibilities feet
creating
the old
this industry is be looked
be
enlarged population of amersnes peance demand for
fortfcaon material,
buoyanty ignores the needfu peminaries of
promoters steamships railroads cheerfuy promising help
There latent the land policy
would
appreciaby susceptible
lines We should not have to beg for transportation
Them; ( accord
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
HAWAIIAN AmERrcAnrsm.

The Congressional visitors that
what is Ike There the delegation who has
Hawaii talked concerning
possibilities and Yet for all this s doubtful there
who prepared find in this Of islands the most distant Of
lands the soacd Of America
i
blood extremies than about the
With naionalies
labor onvung and The
who the wlbeng of the ApgloSason, greatly
voluntarily guidance
white whose knowledge
Chinese Americans English all
faith the of the law administered by those
take retaliation
punishment their hands.
majority the local legislative Hawai-
Hawai-
holding positions Of trust responsibility in all departments
islands
fact come purely material development.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
HAwA1rs DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES.

visiting especially
fertile nothing
And they will probably
into farmp.aly
sides producib here
An
that nothing prftaby
products
the United
merchandise
We
growing particular
protection for
produce
Everything
blending, quality
with that
and of hundreds plantations
all notable With
products notably
Temperate group
OF the consume
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
MAY TRANSFER SAUNDERS.

Within week, from present appear
ances, the steamer Manchuria will be
fioated from the Hunters Point dry
dock, after having been there for near
ly half year In the hands of the me-
chanics. Before leaving the dock.
however, 10000 rivets are to be driven
In the bottom plates. and this alone
VIII consume six days. After. leaving
the drydock the Manchuria will be at
the Union Iron Works about twenty
days. being finished up ready for SER
vice. Her sister ship. the Mongolia.
viii be In port before that time, and
may be placed In drydoek for perma-
nent repairs, as IA result OF going on
the Midway Island reef September 10
last, and also grounding In the Inland
Sea OF Japan a few days ago.
Captain J. w. Saunders, who was In
command OF the Manehuria when she
vent ashore last August at Waima-
naio, Is nominally still In command,
but may be transferred to some other
vessel OF the line, lie Is returning
from Honolulu on the liner China, with
Captain Me,esif Of Lloyd's and Cap
tain Pillsbury. surveyor for the San
Francisco board Of Marine under-
wr'Iers.-k. y Chronicle, May 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
TELEPHONE MANAGER
RICHARDS HARpOONS
WIRELESS MGR, CROSS

which failure his business necessarily
had to go by telephone.
1t is fact that the wireless system
has become a necessity to our busi-
ness interests, and should this or any
other company do anything to tie that
business up they would work great
hardship on the public and would be
severely condemned. This Mr.. Cross
is well aware of and Is using the
knowledge for his benefit and to the
Dubl!c's detriment. Otherwise he
would get his instruments in proper
repair and handle his business by tel
egraph. as the public have right to
expect. The fact Is. the public have no
idea of the enormous profits made by
Mr.. Cross and put up with any kind
of service simply because he won't pay
for better II he Is sincere in his de-
sire TO give good service why don't he
put in u telegraph operator In his Hilo
office? He already has the line and
Instruments and the operator can be
had by paying for one
In writing this l have used Mr..
Cross name rather than the name of
the Wireless Telegraph Co. for the rea-
son that Mr.. Cross claims 20 swn
every share OF the stock OF the con-
oern, IL having been endorsed over TO
him on the stock books Very truly
yours, H., IL, RICHARDS,
Manager II, a II, II, 4. 90,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
HAWAII AS A FORTRESS.

For the economical protection of and American
Hawaii should be Malta Pacific.
attack but
would
lutey That condition having
Washington.
will
Possessing this base and protected here by floating
such could herself
Without
probably would
should remembered
vensky straits
Advertiser
fact that the entire will landing
heavy nearly requisite there
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
Hilo and Hawaii Telephone and
Telegraph Co.

Hilo. Hawaii, H. T.. May g. 1907.
Editor Advertiser: We read with
some interest your article in the issue
of May entitled Held Up the Wire
less" and. considering 1t was written
from wireless point of view only. on
information furnished entirely by Mr..
Cross. It Is perhaps as near the truth
as could be expected.
The statement that the Hilo and Ha-
wall Telephone and Telegraph Co. are
holding up the Wireless Company's
business is entirely untrue. as can be
proven by Mr. Cross agent on this
end OF the line, That we did refuse to
act as Their agents after May l with
out an increase In compensation is
correct, and we think our demand for
an increase was justifiable. Up to May
/. 1904, we We're receiving sI5 per
month for handling the wireless busi-
ness, and voluntarily reduced the
charge to $50 per month In order TO
help out what was at that time
struggling business. Since then the
Wireless Company's business has IN
creased 10 such an extent that, ac-
cording 10 MIR. Cross own statement
and for a wonder, which statemoet, D
understand, can be proven by figures
-he II making net profit of $1,000
per month over and above his own sal
AIRY and all other expenses For the
$50 per month We received We were
maintaining "A separate wire from Hilo
10 Ookala, furnishing three telegraph
operators, kept an office that was open
night ANA day, with an operator on
duly an 81 the time capable Of hand
ling business hy telegraph ana attend
ng 10 an ~ their work on this snd
~ lho line The three operators re-
eelNing AN increased salary for lhe
reason of their learning ielegfaphyr
All massaEes we're handled entirely by
lelfaraphY ~ until sls months asa
when something vent Nfqns Nilh lha
Instruments Ar nraas nnaily eanle
up AMI saii the trouble Has "A ruakp
and ihai he would remedy a. hul mii
- ~ 10 -, ana ~ consequence II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

kona will be revelation to the Congressional because the
section of the Territory
of
blossom
to
reasonable
the
Roosevelt idea of settling
the of
needing
the soil Peappe will be growing Kona
Whhawa of the
of
thoroughly Amereanzed 5 the no of the land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

me intention of the United States
postage certainly iadysed nnw whatever their
iu'ure may be- American territory respect f
'he traditions OF the the conserved
not weakened The toggng respect should he nm
OBJECT lesson Instead OF utilizing of
every "PFniehy h wal part the es of
great colony must have It's sydney one has oeea
SION 10 "ne to Melbourne enclosing postage reply Victoria smp
so nflah} az advance ia The Sydney buyer
made to understand that the balal n four
isa's 'rp postage required losloae money bought
FWAmme me AAnff Victorian lu,er il
sAemsP limited The samt conditions throughout The entire con
n@ah @ A' inqa 'Ahala a9d elsewhere em tbs
United states should miiaie "a ihe slightest degree
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
BLAMED THE GIRL.

A, Rosa vas awarded sixty days on
the reef yesterday la pellee court for
ahslraellna 1850 from lbe eaat OF the
driver ~ an leesNagon. lie claimed
ihat a glfl took the money from him
snd spent nafl pf Il ap aTeas and
drink
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

Says the san Francisco Chronicle of
May Il The Sierra lately arrived from
sydney, ana having been Withdrawn
from the Australian route By the
spfeekels Company was placed on the
Honolulu run, % ply alternately with
the steamer Alameda, Tho Oceanic
Company expects 90 retain the Sierra
IN ihls service noih passenger and
ffeiEhi business on The line has haan
heasy for many months past, and
there l. every prospect ~ profitable
lraiile for both The Alameda ana sler
"a The sierra Il IA flne condition faF
he business lief slaier ships, the
Ventura and sannma, all he Indef
lnltsly laid ~ IA lhe port pending rer
nAlfa ~ salf u lhf highest bidder