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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-30

O. the Wallace convention 1t IS
most dastardly thing even to
hope for and he will be turned
down with great emphasis when
he makes an attempt of that kind
1t is now ascertained that the
anti-Dubois people have good
working majority of uncontested
delegates to the Wallace convention
and they will resist with all pos
sible diligence any of his attempts
to steal the convention from them
and seat other delegates appointed
by his henchmen in the various
count ties.
They will not tolerate any dicta-
tion or usurpation Of power on the
part of the Democratic state COM
mittee. These are for the most
part completely under the domi-
nance Of Mr.. Dubois and have man
ifested heretofore a disposition to
''crook the supple hinges Of the
knee'' and do his bidding most ser
vilely.
They will be given to understand
most emphatically hat they are
the servants and not the masters of
the democratic party.
special train will be run from
this city containing delegates from
the southeast, starting on Saturday
the LIST OF August and arriving in
Wallace the afternoon of the 2nd.
Indications now point to a hot
time in more senses than one but
the loyal democrats who believe
in square deal will be at Wal
lace with bells. All they want
and what they intend to have at
all hazards is a square deal
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erty and changes were ordered
made to-wit: Henry Munzer,
lot No. / 8 and part Of II and 10,
Glenns Ferry improvements thereon
reduced to $500.
Albert j. Ochsner,, E hf Of SEqr
and the Nhf of the NE or of Sec
ton 20, twp 3 south range o east,
loo acres raised from $500 TO
$1,000.
Cal Stevens lots ], :, and 3,
section % twp l north of rarge
g east - acres. Improvements
thereon raised from S1oo to $3.50.
II. F. Shelton NWqr sec 20 and
the N hf of NWqr sec 81. All in
tip N, r 10 E raised in valua-
ton from 5000 to $3.50.
The board of equalization has
set the date of August 3rd 1908 for
the hearing 10 dete mine all COM
plants in regard to the assessed
value of property and correct any
valuation by adding to or deducting
from as the case may be necessary
to make it conform with the actual
cash value.
The board at this time having
disposed Of the equalization of val
uation on taxable property adj
journed until Monday, August 3rd,
1908.
r. P. AXE
Attest: Chairman.
F. c. SMITH
Clerk
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SpeCidl correspondence

Boise, July 2sth Indication
now point to battle royal between
the Dubois and the real democrats
of Idaho at the Wallace conven-
ton.
Recently proposition was SUBJ
mitted from Dubois in effect that
he would grant those who were OPP
posed to his anti-mormon reg ime
the electors and allow them to take
the national campaign providing
the state ticket and draft the plat
form which of course would con-
tain his pet plank. OF course this
proposition was not considered for
moment. No agreement is pos
sible along any such line as that.
The opposition to Dubois care moth.
ing nothing for the offices but they
want to make it possible to carry
the state for Bryan and the state
ticket. The complete elimination
of the Mormon question is abso-
lutely II ecessary to secure this and
that the opponents of Dubois will
fight for to the last ditch. They
will also insist that Mr.. dubois
is t. retire from the management
OF the present campaign, as no
matter what the platform is or who
she candidates are, it is recognized
that in case Dubois leads the fight
he will head the democrats again
TO defeat.
With Dubois and his issue out
Of the way, the democrats can come
together and put up a winning
ticket and platform.
Tho forIorh hope of this Napol-
con Of disaster rs that be may sue.
oesd 10 unscating CROUCH regularly
ADD Legally elected delegates to
give him and his satellites control
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18th, 1908, the board of county CON-
n issioDers met as a board of equal
izatioD, c nbers present r. p.
a Ike and n. F. Shelton; Member J.
J. MEG inness being absent.
Whei cupon the board continued
the examination of assessment roll
for the year 1908 equalizipg the
valuation of assessed property name
by name as provised by law and
the following changes we're ordered
made towit: Bailey, Siffert, Gar
EFT Co., Merchandise raised in VAL
ue from $3.50 to So, 500.
s. Barron, Z hf, NV or. section
o, twp. 4 south, range east, 80
acres reduced from $44 to $500.
]. w. Caldyell, merchandise
raised in value from $3.50 to 81, $50.
Chas. c. Casey, lots aud n
block 2. Mountain Home, townsi5,
value of improvements thereto
raised from $3.50 to $500
w II. Dudley, Lots 81, p, %
and "a, Block 10, Mountain Home
tow nsite, value of improvements
thereon raised from $500 to $3.50.
Mrs. Rachel Field, all that part
of the E hf of the NE or lying
south and west of the o. s. L.
tight of way in section IS, twp 3
south range east raised in value
from $3.50 to 1900.
]. II. Hawkins, merchandise
raised in value from $3.50 to ST., 500
whereupon the board adjourned
until o clock a. m. July 21st, 1908
F. p. AXE, Chairman.
Attest F. G. SMITH, Clerk
Mnlnfair, Horne ISof,O I.,Ix,
1 oo9
Pursuant to adjournment the
board of county commissioners met
as a board of equalization. Mem
bers present, F. p. AXE and II. F.
SHELTON. Member ]. ]. MGcinness
beirg absent
Whereupon the board continued
to equalize the assessed valuation
of property for the year 1908 d
changes were ordered made tovvit:
Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
quartz mill on mineral lot No. 4s,
=. & b, reduced in valuation from
/ S1o. 600 to SIS, ooc.
Great w estern Beet Sugar Co !,
Little Camas rese1 voir bitches and
fumes reduced in valuation from
S zoco to $1,000.
f1enry AirSt, Block a, SO Addi-
4 tion to Glenns Ferry, valuation of
4 improvements hereon raised from
+ $500 TO $500.
F. M. Hartman, E hf of NE or,
section 3l,twp S south, ~ahgc' east
and lots } and less r r right OF
way, section %, twp. ; south
range east, IL acres raised from
valuation of $40 70 5000.
N. G. Heath, improvements on
| land nothing and raise l. to valua-
ton of $loo
Harry Knox, lots S and q, block
9, Glenns Ferry TOWNSHIP, improv-
rnents raised in valuation from 5000
to $500.
Eugene Lison, DO stampe quartz
/ mill on the Republic mineral lot
aised from So, 500 to SIS, 900.
On motion the borad ad iourned
until 9 O'Clock a. M, July D,
oos.
F. p. AXE. Chairman.
Attest, F. c. SMITH, Clerk
Mountain Home, Idaho, July -,
1905
Pursuant to adjournment the
county board of equalization met,
1 members present, F. p. AXE and
II F Shelton, member
/ ] j McGiuness, absent. Where
/ upon the board continued to equal
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&c SMITH,
Clerk of the Dist Court
BY LOUIS E NICHOLSON,
Deputy 1914
(continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.0
legal services as may be necess AIRY
and beneficial in the matter of
funding and refunding the iDdebt-
edness of Gilmore county for which
service il agrees to gay him the
sum of $4,000 as follows $3.50 at
the dste of this contract, $3.50 on
the 12th day of October 1908,
and $3.50 on the nth day OF Janu-
airy, 1909 The chair IAN of the
board of county commissioned is
authorized TO sign the proper con-
tract with the said r. M. Wolfe for
and on behalf of said county.
The bill of E. b. Wolfe tor legal
services as special counsel in issu-
ing refunding county bonds, was
examined and allowed, $50
On motion the board took a re-
cess until Monday, August 3rd,
1903. F. p. AXE. Chasrman-
A test, F.. c. SMITH, Clerk.
Mountain Home, Idaho, July 20,
1898
Pursuant to adjournment OF Ju1v
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Yours truly,
H. w. LOCKHART,
Chairman.
c. E. ARNEY,
Secretary.

OCCl Ctdi
This would indicate that Du-
bois proposes to adhere to his rule
or ruin policy and it is more than
ever apparent that his Unsuitable
greed for power is paramount to
any desire for a united psrty and
sure success in November. If his
wild scramble for control possessed
one iota of honest endeavor and il
the selfseeking ends of his cam
pasgn were not so plainly discern
able we would hesitate before corr
demning his methods, but his
palpable unwillingness 10 submit TO
fair vote in the convention, leaves
us no other course. His evident pur-
pose is TO prevail with a minority
over the wishes of the majority.
Another evidence of his fine Ital-
ian hand is the selection of Twin
Falls ard Wallace as the respective
places for holding the conventions
this wear. Both these places are
strongholds of the Dubois cohorts
and IT will probably be easy for
him at Wallace, as it was at
Twin Falls 10 get lot Of people,
irrespective OF their real politics,
10 wear rcd badges lauding the
senator and giving him.at least the
opportunity to say that the people
are with him.
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MORE GAG RULE

The chairman and secretary of
the dubois Central COMMITTEES"
have sent out notices of a meeting
to be held at Wallace on August
as follows:
Hon John II. Garrett, Mem
Der State Central Committee,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
My dear sir: You are hereby no.
titled that a meeting of the state
committee will be held at Wallace,
Monday, August Sd, at a p. M,
for the purpose of deciding any con-
tests and for preparing a temporary
roll for the State Convention of the
Democratic Party on August 4th
You are requested at such meet
ing to furnish the committee with
Information regarding Bryan Clubs
formed or to be formed in your
county, such as would be of value
TO the new Democratic State Com
mittee.
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NOTICE
State OF Idaho

County of Elmore
In the district court of the fourth
judicial district, in and for the
court Of Gilmore, state # Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that in
the cause of Bannock National
Bank, corporation, plaintiff,
VS. Ernest Pearson, defendant.
An attachment has been issued
out of the district court OF the
fourth judicial district in and for
the county of Gilmore, state of Ida
no, against the property f the sal d
defendant.
Dat d this "a the day of July,
A d. 1903
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Attest, F. c. SMITH, Clerk.
Mountain Home, Idaho, July -,
ooS-
Pursuant to adjournment the
county board of equalization met,
members present. F. p. AXE and
II F Shelton, member
] ] McGinness, absent. Where
upon the board continued to equal
izc the valuation of assessed prop.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Ship Falls of Clyde Battered
by a Storm Off GaWiota

The American ship Falls of Clyde,
which started from Gaviota May 2i,
bound for Honolulu, had been out only
day when II ran into a terrific gale
which tore away its upper yards and
the storm was so furious that for a
time the ship seemed destined to be
completely dismantled- The coasting
steamer Helene hove in sight and
towed the Falls of Clyde back TO Gavi-
ota-
The Helene was bound from willapa
TO San Pedro with a. load of lumber.
The Falls of Clyde is laden with a
big cargo of oil Late Saturday night
The tug Navigator left this port for
Gaviota and will tow the dismantled
ship to this port for repairs.
VIII Launch the Patrol
The new harbor police boat. the
Patrol. will be launched tomorrow from
W. II. Crier's ways in East Oakland.
Miss Biggy, daughter of Chief OF Po-
lice Biggy, will christen the new boat.
The Patrol is expected to run IL knots
and has cost $1,000. Captain Michael
Joseph Conboy will have charge of the
craft 1t is TO be manned by member
OF the police force, an engineer and
an assistant. and is to have steam up
night and day in order to be prepared
for any emergency. The ceremonies
Tuesday viii be of a formal character.
The tug Pirate. belonging TO the Amer
ican dredging company. has been
placed al the disposal of those who
are TO take part in the ceremonies and
2
at a. m. for Oakland.
Among those who Will be present will
be Chief BiggY. members of the police
commission and members Of the finance
committee.
Few Visit Cruiser
But few people went out to the
cruiser South Dakota yesterday. There
were plenty of launches on the front
TO take visitors out, but the winds
and general nasty weather kept the
people from venturing forth.
Many Go TO Hunters Point
A large number of persons went to
big vessels in the drydock. On one
dock was the battleship Maine and on
The smaller dock adjoining was the
British steamer Strathord.
Batfleships to Dock
Battleships OF the Atlantic fleet will
dock at Hunters point for repairs in
the following order: Ohio. May %. at
y noon; Connecticut, June 3, at p.
m; louisiana, June I, at p M; Min
nesota. June II. at p. m: Vermont
June IS. at l:45 p. m; Kansas. June
l9, at p. IA
sails for Berin= Sea
The revenue cutter Hugh. McCul-
loch, Captain Daniels. sailed for Ber-
ing sea yesterday TO do patrol duty
In that section during the summer sea-
son.
Yorktown Arrives
The gunboat Yorkton arrived yester-
day from Santa Barbara and proceeded
up to bay TO Mare island.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from northern coast
ports yesterday by sea were unusually
large, amounting TO 5.940.000 feet
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Auto Runs Miles
Under High Gear
Remarkable Shopmg Is Made
BY the Thomas Detroit
Snopbnd
BY K. r. PHommedieu

IN letter received from r, K. Thomas
oy y; r Brinegar of the Pioneer auto
mobile company 1t is stated that the
team or Thomas Detroit Forty cars
which We're put into commission this
season Tor entry in automobile contests
al over the country have been more
n oaan satisfactory in the showing mace
Ihes team consists of three runabouts
ana touring car, the most consp1cu-
GUS or the three runabouts proving to
pc the Thomas Detroit Snowbfrd. which
curing the last winter and spring mas
Travelled more than $500 miles on nigh
gear, with all other gears removed from
the transmission. including reverse. The
other two runabours competed in the
Savannah races, and with a touring car
maze mace perfect scores in the 4oo mile
Michigan endurance run. The Snowbird
also accompanied the contestants In the
run. making the $50 miles on high gear.
among the other contests In which
these three cars will be entered are the
algonquin hill climb at Chicago, the
hartford endurance run, Albany hill
climb, the Rocky mountain cut race
at Denver. the Minneapolis endurance
run. ReadyilIe track races. Wilkesbarre
track races and the Chicago reliability
The rhysicians are rapidly coming to appre
ciate the advantages of the Franklin car for
thslr ,, profession During the last week the Con.
sohuateu motor car company reports the sale or
two OF these to Wallace l. Terry and Clark
j. Burnhain. who will their ears in their
practice In this city
II. l.. Pelton. manager of the local branch of
tue auto vehicle company. manufacturer OF the
Tourist. the California built car, reports that Mr.
La Fontain. a Tourist salesman. recently mad.
demonstration run with prospect from San
Jose. three passengers and a chauffeur They
were so successful In negotiating the Fillmore
street nil from the bay side that the sale was
made ana closed within the same day This was
chauffeur, who had made but two with the
Tourist.
Chapman Foster of Salinas who bought a
l906 White and has driven 1t over 1900 miles
during tie two years be owned 1t, recently pur-
chased. through Albert NJ. Picpenberg. 1908
model l. straight line body White Steamer, which
he expects TO use extensively In touring.
C. A. Hawkins. western sales manager of the
White company reports the establishment of
new White agency with the Logan cycle company
in Salinas
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
Clever Tennis Marks
Tournament Play
BY Grant Smith

The frst days play of the annual
scratch singles tennis tournament for
the championship of San Francisco was
marked by an unusual number of de-
faults. yesterday. Despite the fact that
IL players drew in the competition and
the senif1nal round was reached. only
five matches were actually played. No
less than nine matches went by default
George James and Charles Foley, both
representing the Olympic club, furn-.
ished the best match of the day. The
first two sets proved close and at their
completion the contestants had fully
divided the honors. Foley went to
pieces In the third and deciding set
and James won as he pleased. After
pulling up from 2-5 in the second set
James lost 1t by a score of 1913. He
won the first set GA and the third 6-1.
Paul HardeRan furnished big sur
prise by handffy taking Harold Getz
into camp after the most exciting set
OF the day. Getz was figured a win
ner Hardeman, however, was put out
of the running in straight sets later by
Carl Gardner.
The semifinal matches. which will be
played Saturday morning. will be be-
tween George James and Melville Long
and Carl Gardner and Herbert Long.
The scores:
Preliminary round-NfelvilIe beat Dr. Love
grove by default; Fitz Guerin beat B. +.
Nourse by default.
First round-J. A. Code beat s. Jones by de-
fault George James beat Charles Foley. 6-4
$40. 81: Harold Gabriel beat J. Benlein by
default: Melville Long beat D. Powell by de
Paul Hardeman beat Harold Getz 6-s. Sc, SO:
Fred Adams beat c. Bennetts by default; Her
bert Long beat Stewart by default.
Second round-Janes beat Code by default:
NJ Long beat Gabriel. 6-3. Ga: Gardner beat
Hardeman, CO, 6-1; III. Long beat Adams by
default
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

While Walla Walla divided stake hon.
ors with his kennel mates. Waubanauh-
kee and Onondago, in the Class stake
run at Ingleside coursing park. the
black and white son of Palo Alto easily
showed the class of the field and the
bettors would have backed him heavily
to beat his kennel mates. AS the dogs
are from the kennel of George Shar-
man, 1T was not. necessary for them to
run for final honors, and the money
was divided.
Onondago was fortunate in having
two byes, as Flower Girl met with an
accident after beating Gertrude In the
lowing Onondago a bye in the second
round. Mile Rock had a severe course
with White Rogue, which he beat In
the second round, and he was also
withdrawn, allowing SharmanS entry
anotheE bye race.
Walla Walla easily outfooted Wild
wood In the first, round and easily DIS
posed of Russell in the next ties: The
NJ. a 4 to 5 choice over the local crack
in the third round, but after being
led Walla Walla came on and won
easily.
The results follow:
Open stake. first round--T Pedar Baum beat
Trllby Brazen; Vanished Mist beat Stanley r.. ;
Missouri Boy; Honest Worker beat May Granar'i;
Silver Heels beat Sequoia; s. NJ beat Tennis
Ball: Leading Lady beat Master Lane; Ine
Rowdy beat Pagliacci; Servant Girl beat Laura
w: Speedway beat Menlo Boy: Ottawa beat
Pongenie: The Mint beat The Widow; Third
Rail beat Syra Alto; Eilbe Royal beat Best fnr
key; Post Boy beat Wild Mamie; Keepsake beat
Burton: Myrtle beat Trouble Brewer; Little
Wood beat Miss Emily st. Francis beat Honest
Girl.
Second round-yaaished Mist beat Pediuf
Baum; Holyberry beat Miss Nealon. Silver Heels
beat Honest Worker Leading Lady beat l.. NJ;
Servant Girl beat The Rowdy: Speedway; beat
Ottawa; The Mint beat Third Rail: Eilbe Royal
beat Post Boy: Myrtle beat Keepsake; Little
Wood beat st. Francis.
Third round-Hollyberry beat Vanished Mist;
Leading Lady beat Silver Heels; Speedway beat
Servant Girl The Mint beat Eiibe Royal; Myrtle
beat Little Wood
Fourth round--Holly llyberry beat Leading Lady;
Speedway beat The Mint: Myrtle, bye.
Fifth round-Hollyberry beat Myrtle: Speed
way. bye Divided.
Class stake. first round-Fiower Girl beat Ger
trude: onondago beat Trespian: Russell beat
Presto: Nala Walla beat Wildwood; White
Rogue beat Clyde; Mile Rock. bye, Mainstay
withdrawn: Waubanauhkee beat Tralee's Last;
Gold Musk beat Real Rocker; Bon Ami beat
Roman Money; Little Wedgewood beat Rear Ad.
mral: l.. NJ. NJ. beat The Crowd: Royal Gold
beat Agile Sprrt.
Second rourd-Onondago, bye. Flower Girl
withdrawn; Walla Walla beat Russell j.; Mile
Rock beat White Rogue; Wanbanauhkee beat
Gold Musk; /. NJ. NJ. beat Bon Ami; Royal Gold
beat Little Wedgewood.
Third round-Onondago. bye. Mile Rock
withdrawn: Walla Wala beat L. NJ. NJ; Wou-
nauhkee, bye. Stake divided.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO, May 24.-The steamer Queen
Captain Thomas. from San Diego. came in today.
passengers FOR San Francisco The steamer Coos
BsF. Captain Nieolson. from San Francisco ar
rived last night. bringing III tons OF freight for
Los Angeles frms. IL left this afternoon with
200 tons OF freight for San Francisco and way
ports The steam schooner Helene. Captain Oh
sen. six days from Raymond. arrived today with
100000 feet o. lumber for the San Pedro lumber
company Tie steam schooner Helen T.. Drew.
Captain Gundersoa. , days from Greenwood ar
rived last night with 10000 feet OF lumber for
The Southern California lumber COMPANY. The
steam schooner Jim Butler Captain Olsen. five
days from HOquiaEi. arrived today with SEQ 600
feet OF lumber. Tic Jaion oil co.npany's steam
er Whittier, Captain Seaman. from San Diego
arrived last night loaded 10000 barrels Of oil.
and left this afternoon for San Francisco. The
schooner Bertfe Minor Psntsfn Dahlouisf from
Coos bay. anchored outside this afternoon with
100000 feet OF lsmber on board.
ASTORIA. May 24--The oil steamer Asuneion.
IN ballast for Port Hartford. sailed early this
morning. The steam schooner Johan Poulsen,
Captain Nilsson. sailed tcday with a cargo Of
$4,000 feet Of humber for Sah Francisco. The
steamer Alliance sailed for Coos bay with freight
and passengers. The steam schooner Sorthland
sailed for San Francisco with $4,000 feet Of
lumber. The steamer Breekwater. Captain Mac
Gem. arrived from Coos bay with freight and
passengers and proceeded 10 Portland. The
steam schooner Yosemite sailed FOR San Francisco
with G50.00o feet OF lumber. The steamer El-
more arrived from Tillamook with freight aad
passengers and left for Portland. The German
steamer Alesta. with q cargo for Hongkong and
way ports arrived Down the river this evening.
Toe schooner Mindoro. with a cargo Of lumber
Tor San Francisco, arrived down the river.
TACOMA. May 2s.-The American Hawaiian
liner Nevada is in port loading general freight
for tie islands. Il discharged a quantity OF
Ncw York freight at the. Commercial dock this
morning and later shifted 10 tae -four mills. The
steamer Meteor is in port to load 200 tons OF
grain for San Francisco. The Boston tow boat
company's steamer Hyades finished its Tacoma
cargo and left port early this morning fo- Seat
tie. II VIII leave for Nome May so. The Pa
cihc cold storage company is loading the steamer
Elihu Thompson aud tie barge Dashing Wave
viii leave Friday morning and in viii have in
tow the Dashinc Wave and the Yukon
river barge Trinder.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


SATURDAY.. May %
stmr Montsrs Hail. So hours from Anaeortes.
Sunday, May "a
4 simr yorktown G:ennon. 2 days from
Santa Barbara; up river direct.
Stmr National City. Higgins. - hours from
San Diego.
stmr fulton. Msloaey. u hours from Albion.
Sfmr Samoa. Madsen 3 hours from Amesport
stnr Hsnalei. Mcfarland, v6 hours from San
Ssnr sres. AlIen, 90 hours from Grays Harbor.
Stmr Nsndalay, Iofstrom. 81 hours from cres-
strnr Brooklyn. IIendrickson. 80 hours from
Stn,r Cascade. Ludlow. p hours from willapa.
SimT whitesboTo. Frecerickson. II hours from
stmE + A Hilburn, Mcclellan. 10 hours from
SIM SEA Foam. Lee. 10 hours from Mendo.
cins.
simr MAYFAIR. Olsen. 81 hours from willnpa.
stmr Raymond, kDudsen. rs hours from Santa
Barbara
Sfmr Noyo. Eliasen. Is bours from Fort Bragg.
Sfnr Brunswick. Eilefsen, Il hours from Fort
stmr Carmel. Donaldson Go hours from VIII
Stmr ssnts Maria. AIberts. 30 hours from Por,
San Luis.
sfmr Casco. Ahlin c6 hours from wllspa.
SsTnr Daisy Freenan johnson. 53 hours from
San Pedro. Wis tiaviota 81 hours.
Sehr Newark. Saunders is hours from Byxbee
lsndinc
srir 7 Hin. Erickson. GO hours from Co.
guile river
SrIir Transit Olsen. $ days from Grass Fsrbor.
Schr William r Gsrms, Peterson, 50 days
from Newcastle. S W.
schr Albion. Jensen. days from Suslsw.
sunday. May "a.
4 stmr Hugh NcC8lloch. Daniels. BerIne
stmr Hanaiei. Mcfarland San Pedro.