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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14
The Deerslayers.

II is with fear and misgiving by
relatives Of hunters that the opening
OF the deer season is observed in
northern Michigan, and there are
thousands of hunters in the woods.
The record of past seasons indi.
Gates that along with from ten to IF
teen thousand deer, number of hunt
ers will be slain. The law which
makes the act of killing a fellow hunt
er manslaughter has been tried and
found wanting.
The recent killing of John G.
Kruse. a prominent mining man, near
Iron Mountain, was typical fatality
He was slain by companion who
started with him on the trail of three
bears. In this case the marksman
was an expert hunter.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

An international yacht race with
real boats instead of with freaks
would be approved by Americans as
well as Britishers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

The milk of human kindness coStis
ues to be circulated at the good ola
rate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

Regrets and remorse in old age are
the wicked children of youthful indis-
erection.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

One of the popular pastimes this
fall will be guessing how much the
price of meat will advance from hour
to hour
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14
Picture of Washinoton.

Through the instrumentality of Hon.
r. w. Austin, United States consul at
Glasgow, portrait, supposed to be
that of George Wasb tsgton, and posi-
bly, the first extant. will shortly be
brought to this country and hung upon
the walls at Mount Vernon The an
nouncement of the loan was made Fri
day at the meeting of the local So
ciety at the home of Mrs. Orla B.
Taylor, by the state regent, Mys. f.
b. A. Rathbone, of this city.
The picture in question hangs In the
Peoples palace in Glasgow, under the
title Unknown" The story goes that
1t was the property of Hon. Robert
Dinwiddie, at one time colonial gov
ernor of Virginia, and that when he
returned to Scotland he took 1t with
him.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

Connecticut comes along with o
story of hen with wooden reg
Another nature faker.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14
Market Prices.

"And do you sell these beautiful
thoughts of your soul for mere dol
lars?" she exclaimed.
Nope" said the poet, sorrowfully.
IT seldom get more than so cents for
EN-"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

, Great excellence Is envied In life,
tat honored and monumenteo In
death
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

Present happiness is far better than
posthumous fame.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-11-14

Suspicion and opposite interest will
break any kind of friendship.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

There was a general shaking up in
The Calls gold prize contest yesterday,
and as a result there are many changes
in this mornings list for the third
period.
Miss Rose Breschini. the highly ener-
getic Swiss maiden of Blanco, who won
the first prize of $500 in the second
period of the contest. once more makes
her appearance in the race as pace
setter. and she is making it lively for
those who have been sauntering along
in fancied security that no one would
be able to overtake them. Miss Bre-
schini resumed operations by sending
in six new subscriptions to The Call for
one wear each. two from Petaluma. two
from Oakland. one from Alameda and
one from Los Gatos This shows the
wide field she is drawing her support
from.
The six subscriptions gave Miss
BreSchini an increase OF 15,OOO votes
and enabled her to move up from TWEEN
ty-Rrst. to fifth place in the lineup for
the third series of prizes. She squeezed
in Just ahead of Mrs. Doherty of Sac
ramento, who has dropped back to
sixth place.
Accompanying her remittance Miss
Breschini sent a note to the contest
editor, stating: after having taken
two weeks of much needed rest, / have
now started my soliciting campaign,
which I expect to be able to keep up
until the end and give my opponents a
good run for the money"
WAR OF THE ROSES
The other Swiss Rose" Miss Rose
Nonella of Petaluma, has sent in her
first installment of votes, 6450, and
starts as No. IA in the score list There
will now be a War of the Roses" such
as they had in England once upon a
time. 1t will be interesting to note
whether tie white (Blanco) Rose, or
the red Rose of Petaluma beats the
other. The honors are with the white
Rose thus far.
Another Rose, Mrs. Rose Tracy of
San Rafael, may also take part In the
War of the Roses" She has been do
ing a good deal of campaigning In
Petaluma, and with satisfactory results.
Mrs Tracy had the misfortune to fall
back yesterday from tenth to twelfth
place.
FARM BOYS ADVENT
The second highest gain yesterday
was made by Henry M. Andersen, a
farmer boy of Spreckels. Monterey
County, who has made his entry in the
race with 5000 votes to his credit, and
landed In eleventh place at the first
lump. He lives only a short distance
from the home of Miss Breschini. and
his popular young neighbor's success
has given him courage to try his luck
There Is nothing slow about the Mon
terey County youngsters. and If Master
Andersen distinguishes himself as much
as Miss Breschini and Miss Irma Klau-
mann of Pacific Grove have done. Mon
terey County will indeed have the lions
share of honors.
Sacred Heart College registered
gain of 5000, but did not, however,
succeed in capturing first place from
Miss Merani.
w. H. Worden further intrenched
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
lol :s1s. sw lo:1Oss. 1s:l14. E 12:8. n Is

1o1:s1s. sw 1o:1o1s. s 1s:11z. E 1925. Is;
Michael Kirchen to Johannah Kirehen. lot on
line or Twenty-sixth street. 15O OF Florida
25 by 113; gift.
Pope Estate Company to Mathew n. and Annie
McManus, lot on line of BeIvedere street, 54s
5 OF Parnassus, % by 124:7A; $40
Same to John Ludwig. lot ON NE corner of Sew
enteenth and Shrader streets. n 55:5%, 100.
63:SA, W 10o:41s; $40.
Estate OF John Pforr to Christian Stader. block
Homestead Union: $1,000
Christ Stader and wife TO Merton Cox, lot on
nue.. W % by i05: $40.
Merton Cox.to Jewell P Cox. half same: gift
Merton Cox ct al to Louis Hirsch. half same:
S5.
william I. Smith and wife to George H. Full
Ter. lot on w line OF First avenue. 135 n of
Clement street, 81 by W 120: SO
b. f. Smith TO same. lot on W line OF First
avenue. 1926 s of California avenue. E 62:e BY
Berthe G. Smith to George H. Fuller. lot on
W line of First avenue, 20 OF California ave-
nue.. S7:6. w l2o, 12:6, ;, 25. e 115:
Fannie NJ Techau TO Rudolph J. Techau. lot
SS 1s2s i1ne q s7e se0t % ire s9 81 sIa r0st 90
David F. and Minnie MeGraw to Edward L.
Fitzgerald. lot on line Of Eddy street, so OF
Broderick, f 25 by S 1915: $40.
Sudden & Christensen to David and sigmund
Strauss lot on E line OF Masonic svenue. so S
Of Page street; cts. 5 70 p BY 2 ss:s; $40;
street, S 100 by. " 1926; $40.
Arenz, lot on line OF Haight street iia:s OF
Cole Z 25 by s76; $40.
John A. Whelan Company to Stanlv and
Cleveland Forbes. lot on E line OF Mission street
10 OF Nineteenth S1:5 by 122.6 SO.
G. j. and Hanna REIN TO Jonn o. and Daisy
E. Bells. lot line OF Fourteenth street. oa6
" OF Noe. W 26 by us: $40.
Thomas J. and Margaret Rowan to Earl NJ
and Catherine Rohitcher. lot on NE corner OF X
street and Ninth avenue. f 82.6 by n 100: SO
Behrend Joost to Elizabeth Ipswich lot 35
block SOL, Bay Park Homestead Association: SO
Louis and Mary Medus to Harry and Grace
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

himself in third place by gain of
1000.
VARIOUS UPS AND DOWNS
Willie B. Minck, the Bloomfield boy,
registered a gain of 1850 and moved
ahead of Lawrence Sangster, but re-
mains in seventh place on account OF
being overtaken by Miss Breschini-
Myra simmons registered gain OF
1000. but was forced back one degree
to ninth place.
Gladys Adcock gained 1000. but fell
from ninth to tenth place
Alex Burns made a gain of 1850 and
got out of the ruck into twenty-th1rd
place.
Albert Dawson of Palo Alto scored
his first quota of votes, $50. and hopes
soon to increase the number enough
to get within the prize>winning limit
Master Dawson works in the ONCE or
the Colusa Sandstone Company. which
is rebuilding Stanford University Dur
ing his spare moments in the next few
weeks he intends TO apply himself dill
gently to the contest
MANY SETBACKs
Many setbacks occurred in the score
list yesterday as the result of the
advances made by Miss Breschini,
Henry NJ. Anderson, Miss Nonella and
Alex Burns.
Mrs. Ellen Smith and William Emer-
son are tie for No. 25. with $500 votes
each. The purse. $40. for that number
would be divided between them If they
were similarly situated at the end of
the contest.
Roy Ibach and Mrs. Amador have
Joined the Down and Out Club again,
witch now consists OF the following:
Roy Ibach. 1000; Carrie NJ Amador.
1850; Ethel Potter. 1900; Elizabeth
Bockerman, 1850; Reuben Bebergall.
1000 Louise Giunasso. ESQ; Albert
Dawson, $50; Mary C. Deasy, 500;
George H. Angove. 100: Earl z. Gif-
ford. 500; Mollye Sheridan, 200.
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following table shows the sub
scription rates of The Call and the
voting power of subscriptions for any
period paid for:
DAILY CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

X Eason lot on E line OF Alabama street. so
n Of Rutledge. n 25 BY so. $40.
Olga A. Landgrebe 10 Leopold Baer. lot on
line OF Clay street. 1926 OF Maple. E p
by 127:SL; SO.
Henry Burner to Henry wenzel. lot on " line
so: $40.
John J. NIonahan to Patrick MuIkeen and
IT5 OF California street. \. IS BY W 40; $40.
John Anderson and wife to AntOnt and Ellen
s45 a5Po0 of ~ biamoNd am iV IS by ia; $40
Same to John Tosetti and wife. lot on \ line
Of Twenty-sixth street. 200 W Of Diamond W
Thomas R. Turner and wife to Nettie A.
Duprey, lot on S line Of Twenty ninth street.
$50 Arnold Of vs. safGss ss ana 2 s. sg ITO Il as.n
twenty third avenue nils E Is b S 100; $40.
Lawless lot on " line Of Potrero avenue. s. 5
Of Twenty third street. 25 by " 100; SO
Stephen Lawless to Barnard Burke, same; $40.
A. B. Grossman and wife to Metropolitan Sure
" Company. lot on NE corner OF California or
Deeth street and Third avenue, 79:ll. E,1os.
90. " 104, and one other piece; $40
Margaret J. Smith to James Smith, lot on Sc
corner OF Cumberland and Noe streets, E ioS By
S 25; SIC.
Building Contracts
2. BargagIiotti with D. Deluchf-To erect
one nat and basement frame building On 2 line
OF Boardman place. No 80. 25x117;6; 1880
Cox Seed Company with Mager Bros--
building on Sc corner Of Sutter and Steiner
streets. E 10 By 8 10, SO, ,4o5-
Clorinda E. Variaglia with Rogers 4 Bell
All work gas fixtures and window shades for
a three-story and basement frame building on "
line Of Stockton. ass y Of Lombard; Sl5.T5
G. Risso with Paul Demartini s Co.-To erect
two-story frame building on line Of Ship
ley, 300 Of Sixth. 25xT5; SSooO-
Angelo Demartini with Davis, Demsrtint 4
Segalia-Io erect two.story frame building on
" line Of Vincent. l17;e Of Green. 2ox6os
J. J. Greeley. executor estate Of Honcra
Greeley-Io erect a two-story and basement
Of First, sW IS by Sc IS; SIS. 900.
Phillip H. Flood With Joseph Petry-An
work on three-story class &C. building
s line Of Ellis. 1876 E Of Van Ness. 27:6x121;
j. s. Morgan & sons with Kern Bros. W. s.
etc, for six-story and basement brick build
ing SW corner Of Second and Stevenson
streets. 25 BY %; $43. Cot
Charles Stockton with r. G. Stanford-Grad-
ing concrete work. carpenter work. plasterlng.
plumbing. brick work for garden on SW corner
OF Taylor and Vallejo streets; actual cost plus
E. W. Bennett & Co. with Fred Muller. ]. P.
Leonard and Murray & Rainey-To erect two
and and Utah streets. Is by " Io6 s1i5ss.
Jacob Adams with Postler Bros.-Painting.
grsining, vanishing and tinting for three-story
sf1os
Julia Harris with n A. Trubeck-To erect
Jackson street, 2o3:5 " OF LeavenwOrth, S4-415x
1915; $500
estate Of Miguel Miquelajaureguy with Fred
Miller and Henry Dahl--An work except paint
ing plumbing mantels, gas and electric fixtures
and shades for three-story and basement frame
building on line OF Broadway. $50 of
Mason. f 34:4h by \ 1875; $11.99l.
Arnold Hadtman with NJ a Woolford and II.
sso25. -
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Paul Adams and wife to Frank Ambrose. lot
on E line of Lisbon street, 125 of Italy ave-
nue. % by 100; $40.
Lisbon street, 15o n Of Italy avenue, 25 BY E
100 $40.
f line of Lisbon street, 10 y OF ltaly avenue,
George E. de Gear to James NJ. Kits, lot 27,
American Land and Trust Company to Frank
@. Andrews, lot on line Of Twenty second ave-
400 1f and q wife pK to
noo msSEa@ E Of iad Baker Mf' 50 By 1915; $40.
line Of Turk street. $50 E Of Baker. 25 by s
California safe Deposit and Trust Company to
AnGTeg ~ ssysnth sSSfn avenue Ua @ IS BY ioo SO
catherine A. McGrath to severino Genasci. lot
on line Of TaPy g 81 co. so Of Twenty
K A. Lindstrorn and wife to Annie Wood. lot
line Of Forty ,ni1t6 avenue o2;Ss Q,
street, n 5o:oA. lis:sls' o. ile;lA !;
s'T. Robert 1. Knapp to H. s. spauiding ct al:
lot on line e bS Of pnssaSs Tso slssS street. 10
William Young to Frank Cozzo. lot on line
Of Bessie aysnre vel so o. Foisom; Sa1 " o' of %
naysd s Burkett and wife to Dewey Codfn.
block r. 8 sag afbseh ESse ad wife to Bey Wolf
lot on line OF Washington street, 1925 w Of
IsaEsI; q By 1sT;sA aS $40 9,fs - 1ossnn,na
e sso pf9DsisF of e1r Ss g S9 ss s. street.
Peter Descalso ct al. to Il; ,, q Skelly' @ four
Water /. Descaiso ct al to H. G. skelly. two
iszs iszestRs u q o' S
H. G.. skelly and wife to Flora B. Macper-
mess ssns az 10 Henry Breuer and wife lot on
line OF shrader street, 90 OF Gratfan. W
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

The Sawyer building. TO be erected
on the northeast corner of Sutter and
Jones streets. will be a class A struc-
ture Of the highest type. The steel
frame is designed TO withstand earth
quake racking as we'll as wind stresses.
and under any such oscillations the en-
tire building will act as a unit and
not suffer damage All walls and floors
will be of armored concrete and all
structural members will be thoroughly
freproofed.
The exterior of the building will be
faced with cream colored corduroy
terra Gotta The first two stories and
the cornice will be in verde antique
bronze, and red California tile will be
used as a cresting over the cornice
and in the parapet walls The eighth
floor, which lies behind the parapet
wall and is not seen from the street,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
-OAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items OfTntereSf TO Mariners
Offhe Pacific

SEATTLE March 20.-Owing 70 increased
cost o. operation Of STEAMBOATS, on the NateIS % o.
Puget sound. freight yates are 70 be raised. This
Is tie announcement made BY the managers OF
several Hines. Tbs price OF coal and oil FOR fuel
o-6ere6 Increased crews Recently the freight
rates on the Alaska run and 70 San francisco
raised because Of the increased cost OF tne
TACOMA March 20.-The schooner Minnie A
caine sailed today for San Francisco with lun1-
The prevnlent labor troubles have again found
their way into the local maritime situation ana
the drydock at Quartermaster baroor nae peen
placed out OF commission by It's operating own
err ana the various discharged On Mon
dav the workers notified Manager Warner OF the
Puget Sound Drydock and Machine Company that
IN increase in wages Was wanted The snswer
given was the immediate posting OF notices that
the dock would be closed at once and for an
indefinite period The bark General ksirchilo
waiting 70 go into drydock, was sent 70 Ballard
yesterday Tor repairs From 50 70 !5v men
are employed at the dock II was stated by
the management that the wages paid up 70
this time. $3.50 per day for laborers, were as
high as conditions warrant and rather than pay
more the dock would be idle.
on trial IN the Superior Court IN Montesano
Is the suit Of Sudden a Christensen, steamship
owners OF San Francisco, against Bert Morse OF
Aberdeen. The allegations OF sudden a Ia SnIlst-
eueen are thHt they entered into negotiations
with Morse for the sale OF steamer to ply De pc
price TO be Slo7. 600. Of which amount $1,000 was
10 have been paid as an option. Morse hao
dnced 40 consider the larger proposition. lie
came home 10 consult his subscribers, and q
scheme to raise the additional amount seemed
feasible Sudden 4 Christensen were tele-
f-raphed 10 the effect that Morse would take the
vessel and . check was deposited IN the benk
hero for 5000 advance money. Before the
check was sent the proposition got cold and the
check was withdrawn II is to recover the for
felt money that the suit was begun. Morse
denies the statements.
owners OF the inland water vessels met to-
6sv and decided 10 stand By their former agree
menf 10 tie up their 6eets II the Marine En-
c-naerr Beneficial Association refused 70 come
- Terms regarding the raise in pay asked for.
The engineers viii take up the matter soon
rnd discuss the question Of compromise. The
cr-rere are ohjecfine especially 10 the ciassin-
,es.5or ~ vessels made By the engineers, which
fhev claim Is manifestly unfair
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
General Shaking Up Enlivens
The Calls Gold Contest
Several Competitors Set Fast Pace for
Their Fellow Campaigners


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viii Be Thoroughly Firewoof

receives its lighting from roof gar
dens. This floor has been especially
laid out by Sawyer for his architectural
Offices
The building will be equipped with
a private fire fighting plant and a
vacuum cleaning plant, and all offices
will be supplied with direct and indi-
rect alternating electric power. COM
pressed air, filtered water, steam heat.
gas and electric lights.
The building is designed to meet the
special requirements of physicians and
dentists. All necessary drains, supply
pipes and electrical junction boxes will
be installed ready to furnish any class
of service without the usual initial ex-
pense to the tenant The building will
cost about 100000 and will be com
pleted by April l. 1908. Houghton Saw
yer is the architect and owner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
d. 5. Branch Hrdrographie oface

United States Branch Photographic Office.
Merchants Exchanges, San Francisco, Cal.
March 20. 1907.
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped today exactly at noon,
Pacific STANDARD Time (120th meridian), or at
sh OOIn O0s Greenwich Mean Time.
branch Of the United States photographic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited
TO visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept al
hand for comparison ana reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and all
matters Of interest 70 ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

Average snow ground. 229 inches.
SYNOPSIS
There has been but little change IN pressure
during the past twenty-four hours. and conditions
arc sun unfaEorable for settled fair weather.
showers have occurred over the entire Pacific
slope High southerly winds sre reported in the
San Joaquin Valley, Nevada. southern Utah and
Northern Arizona. Heavy snow has fallen IN the
Sierra, but there is prospect of cooler weather
which may check the runof
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Light showers
For Sacramento Nalley-Occa aeionsl showers
thursday. but cooler weather In the mounts ins: (:
light south winds.
For San Joaquin Nslley-ShoUerg Thursday !.
cooler; brisk south winds. dim inishing
For Los Angeles and Eicinity-Showers Thurs
day; fresh southwest winds
A. g. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
Army Transports

rhe Burnside is al Seattle
The Buford is IN port
1'i,e r~ook Is IN port. Out n commission.
THE Dix left Honolulu March y Tor oeaItie-
,fte Rfinafrick is AZ Newport News, Va.
Tie Logan II ~ Manila
-,be Meade Il 10 New York. Ont Of commission.
rrI,e INGALLS, Is 81 Newport News Va
-rie Sheridan H. In port. out of comml mlsslon.
The Sherman Is in port and VIII sail for
= Ths s1,,A Tbomas sailed March Il from Honolulu
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

Peru and 100 bbIs oil and 95i lbs ham and
bacon valued at S5Ie. for Chile
In addition 10 the foregoing the steamer nae naa
shocks. valued at S2l 5sl laden at Port Towns
end and 80 .1s7 railroad ties. valued at 81 100
laden at Eureka. for ports in Peru and Cnlle.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
NEWS or THE ocEAN
Tonnare Morements

The ship Bangaiore win proceed TO Honolulu
TO load sugar for Delaware Breakwater, and the
British ship Marion Frazer. on Puget Sound.
win proceed IN ballast 10 Newcastle, Aus
fralia
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
for Southern Conef

The British ship Condor sailed yesterday for
Talcahuano and way ports with $500 kegs and
ze cases nouder ce caps and fuse. 1900 lbs
nr1Ines 40 cs salmon and 20 cs canned goods.
valued at 2,000. as cargo from this port for
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
for Manila.
The Warren is in port.
The orerdne Iinf

British bark Ormsary. out iS9 DAYS from
Caleta Colosa. for Antwerp. 90 per cent
Russian schooner Cyrus, out 81 days from
PORT of Snein for Seattle, 10 per cent.
british bark Berwickshire, out lis days from
Corinto for Falmouth. - per cent
Steamship Dakota, ashore near Yokohama, So
per cent
French bark victorine. ont $50 days from
Antofagasta for Falmouth, IL per cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
COLLEGE LADS WILL GIVE
MINSTREL SHOW TOMORROW
Twenty Five Talented Singers Are
to Take Part and Comedy
Will Be Enacted

Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the minstrel show to be given
by students tomorrow evening at the
cogswell Polytechnic College at Twen-
ty-sixth and Folsom streets, under the
auspices of the senior class.
The entertainment will include
comedy. Fun in a Seminary. The
chorus for the minstrel first part will
consist Of twenty five singers chosen
from the student body. The singers
have been instructed during the past
month by John Warren French. mem
ber of the '07 class.
Each class has. bought seats in diff
ferent sections This means that the
youths will try TO Guido their other
schoolmates IN class roofing
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
Weather Report

NJ nited States Department OF Agriculture
weather Bureau, San Francisco, March 20
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

A cloth saturated in gasoline and
rubbed over porcelain bowls, tubs, ETC.,
will remove dirt like magic,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
Menorauda

LONDON March. 20-Flushng tceura,h.
that = vessel is stranded at Rammekens s,,n
posed to the Br ship Monkbarns from san
Francisco for Antwerp.
LONDON, March 19.-Br ship Rajore. at this
mort. from Tacoma. was In collision with
small river boat and has her port bow dam.
aged and port rigging carried away.
GUATEMALA, March 11.-Au European
freight for San Francisco shipped on the Ger
sfmr Sesostris at Hamburg has been trans
ferred at Valparaiso to Ger stmr Abessina.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

TACOMA, March 20.-The E. K. Wood
Lumber Company of San Francisco has
purchased 400. .000. 600 feet of timber
near Wickersham, on the whatcom-
Skagit county line, for $4,000 The
tract comprises 10000 acres and has
enough standing timber to keep the
company's mill at Bellingham Bay busy
for twenty years. The company is ne
gotiating to purchase $500 acres addi-
tional.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY
Subscription Rates.

For periods OF more than one year
the voting power of the subscriptions
will be as follows: Daily Call, 5000
votes for each year; Sunday Call, 75O;
Weekly Call, 500.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-19

In the District Court Of the First judi.
in and for the County Of Esmeralda.