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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-05
PROPERTY
DESTROYED
Barn at Blackwell Ranch
Burns. Owner is
Injured

This morning one OF the big barns
on the M. ]. Blackwell ranch to the
north of this city was discovered to
be on fire and although everything
possible was done to save the build
ing the fire had gained too much
headway and the structure and it's
contents were destroyed.
Mr.. Blackwell and the men at the
ranch worked hard to save the
other buildings and the home and
were successful although Mr.. Black
well was severely burned about the
hands. He was brought to this city
and attended by DR.. Huffaker. A
number of horses were in the barn
at the time of the fire but only one
Ct them was burned and this one not
seriously.
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EXPECT BIG BOOM

George Wingfield arrived at Gold
field Saturday, and will remain at
least a week looking after business
affairs. He spoke enthusiastically of
the mining conditions all over the
State, and especially in the vicinity
of Goldfield. Nearly al the ground
in which am interested, all over Ne
vada, is either patented or the work
has been done according to the law.
There are other Mohawks on the
desert, and l am going to try and
get another one. 1t is my opinion
that those who hold locations in any
ol the camp are foolish to stand the
risk of having them relocated by
failure to do the work. Money for
the development of any meritorious
rn.ning proposition will come pour
ing into the State after election. Ne
vada will see the biggest boom in its
history this coming year."-Tonopah
Sun.
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DEMOCRATS win
THE LEGISLATURE
Returns Show State for Bryan
and a Victory for the Entire
Democratic Ticket

, the iong-waited Goldfield returns
gave Newlands 1896 and Flanagan
S12. Nye county returns for 10 pre-
cincts reported S35 for the Democrat
and 665 for his Republican opponent
Bartlett leads over Maxson with a
majority Of 26Sy. The / o'clock fig
ures give the Southern Nevada man
6734 votes to his credit and Maxson
county by 9S9 votes over the latter
In Tonopah and Goldfield, the partial
returns give Bartlett majority OF
49O.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Brown and talbot are running close.
SO close that the result will be in
doubt until the last returns are given
out Brown had 66SS votes to his
credit this morning: Talbot 6534. The
contention is, however that the pre-
cincts to be heard from will add to
Browns plurality giving him the Of
fee. though by small margin.
Ahern is probably beaten for Sur
veyor General. Deady leading over
him with III votes. The Democratic
candidate has received, so far 1854
votes. Ahern 1888.
Esmeralda and Nye counties were
slow in sending out their returns, and
were still silent on several precincts
at 1880 this morning. at midnight
Nye wired: Incomplete from 10 pre-
cincts give Taft 776, Bryan $50. His
gen 101. Debs 23O. United States
Senator Newlands S35, Flanagan 665,
Congress, Bartlett 73S, Fitzgerald 429.
Maxson 40S. Supreme Judge. Brown
921, Talbot sos. Surveyor General
Ahern 6S4. Deadly SIS, Hubbard 800.
Bartlett ran ahead of the electors
in the Goldfield precincts where it
was thought by his opponents that he
would be slaughtered by the Miners
Union vote for his attitude on the
Police Bill. He received many Re
publican votes. Six precincts of Es-
meralda county gave BRYAN 1138,
Taft S34; Newlands 1896, Flanagan
S12; Talbot 1897. Brown 979; Deadly
SCI, Ahern 500. In four precincts
five Democratic Assemblymen were
elected against one Republican.
Washoe county will send Clark
Folsom and Burke to the Legislature
for the Democrats; Lunsford, F1tz.
gerald, Luke and Dodge for the Re-
publicans. Holmes claims a lead OF
so or 63 over his opponent for State
| Senator, Britt.
Five reports place a majority in
| favor Of the Police Bill.
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NEVADA
VS.. U. OF c.
Contest Will Be Waged
at Berkeley on Next
Saturday

RENO, Nov. 5.-The Rugby Is of
the University of Nevada leaves to-
night for Berkeley, where it will play
the University of California team,
Saturday afternoon. The men are
all in fit condition and will put up
a hard fight for the long end of the
score.
Coach Frank Mayors will accom-
pany the team, which will be made up
from the following men: Leavltt,
Kemp, Anderson, c. S. Mckenzie,
Hardy, J. F. Mckenzie, C. A. Ben
lett, E. Bennett, Kennedy, Folsom,
Lonkey, Homer, Cashbough, Ross and
Roeder. The substitutes are, Curnow
King, McVicar, Spencer and Sears.
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MAck'S LECTURE TOUR

RENO, Nov. 5.-Thursday morning
DR.. w. B Mack. Professor of Veteri-
nary Science and Bacteriology in tn,
University of Nevada, will leave for
the University of California, where
he will deliver a series of lectures
Afterward he will join a party OF
ifornia, where lectures will be given
in all towns. The party will travel
in a special train, to be known as
the Agricultural Extension Special
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OUTPUT TO BE INCREASED

w. M. Gottwaldt, one of the own
ers of the Gottwaldt Combination
lease in Goldfield, is in Reno and
states that by the beginning of the
new year the mills of Goldfield will
be pounding out more than 1000 tons
of rich ore and that the output of
the camp will nearly double it's pres
ent capacity. He states that the
Combination mill, which is owned by
the Goidfield Consolidated Mining
Company, will be completed in sixty
days, and that it will handle daily
more than 600 tons of ore. All ore
OF a milling value will be worked
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LATE RETURNS RECEIVED
FAVOR TALBOT AND DEADY
AeCorrection

The Appeal wishes to correct an
error in the issue of last night when
editOrially it made the assertion that
Regan had retired from the fight two
years ago. The facts of the matter
are that Regan and Kinney were both
nominated and when the final vote
was taken it showed twelve in. favor
of Kinney and nine for Regan. This
feature of the matter is on record and
this paper does not desire to put any
one in wrong light no matter wheth-
er it agrees with their politics or not.
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SELBY COMPANY DENIES

EENO, Nov. 5.-The Selby Consoli-
receiver, J. B. Menardi, has filed an
answer to the complaint of c. D.
Virgilio. The latter alleges the COM
pany owes him for board furnished
employees and for transferred labor
accounts, all of which Menardi denies.
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WILL TALK FREIGHT RATES

Reno, Nov. 4.-The members of the
Reno Commercial Club have arranged
for monster mass meeting in the
club rooms in the Odd Fellows build
ing for Friday night, for the purpose
OF giving the people of Reno an op-
portunity to discuss the fight of the
Reno merchants against the Southern
Pacific Company for an intermediate
terminal freight rate.
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RESTING AFTER THE BATTLE

The candidates of this county are
taking a much needed rest after the
strenuous existence they fNve led fol
the past seve' al days and are :,D". e
what harder to find than previous to
election. They all made a hard fight
but those who have been defeated
take it good naturedly and all have
sl.wn III. mselves to he dead game
sports any where you put them.
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SENATOR ERNST DEAD

Senator Ernst, for many years a
resident of Elko, died at Bradley, Cal.
Saturday night His remains will be
brought to Oakland where interment
will be made. Mr. Ernst was for
many years one of the foremost citi-
zens of Nevada-Elko Free Press.
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COMMITTEE MEETING

A meeting of the Democratic Coun
ty Central Committee will be held
at the Committee rooms on tomorrow
evening, Friday, Nov 6, and a ful.
attendance is desired.
By order of the Chairman.
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IN LYON COUNTY

In Lyon county Dick Randall was
reelected Sheriff, D. w. Melarkey
Clerk. Clark Guild, Recorder; Bar
ney Reymers Senator and Ross and
Pollard Assemblymen.
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RETURNS HOME

J. H. Martin, one of the early set
tiers in this vicinity, but now living
in California, returned to his home
this evening, having been here some
time one business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-05

Remember that glass of Bud
weiser is the right dtnk in the winter
as well as in the summer. The
same can be procured at Eli Bark
leys and served in the proper way
at ten per.
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PASSED EXAMINATION

Dr. Toogood passed the medical ex-
animation held here yesterday. There
were six applicants examined and Dr.
Toogood passed with the highest per.
centage.
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SOCIAL FRIDAY

The ladies of the Y. w. G. A. will
give a social in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock. Admission ten cents
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w. p. Stewart the well known re-
liable piano tuner and salesman is
receiving orders at "Steinmetz" drug
store for q short time only.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-11-05

In Washoe precinct DR.. Sullivan
for short term Regent, received 80
out of 81 votes, and at Mound House
16 out of 16.
Charles Hickey and son Treadway
Of Topaz passed through this city
yesterday on their way to San Fran
cisco.
Father Garland was passenger
on last evenings train.
George Keith returned to Sparks
last evening.
Tom Oliver of Hobart Mills is
visiting in this city.
A small force of printers went to
work in the State Printing Office this
morning.
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Abe Cohn has a fine line Of over
coats this season.
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WILL EXAMINE NEW FIELDS

RENO, Nov. Sin response to
letter from Senator George S. Nixon,
asking that an oil expert be sent to
Nevada to inspect the oil fields near
this city, Director Smith of the Geo
logical Survey at Washington, has
ordered Geologist Robert Anderson to
come to Reno and inspect the local
fields. Senator Nixon states that An
derson will arrive in this city this
month and after inspecting the local
oil fields he will go to Yerington and
later to Southern Nevada, where good
indications of soil have been discover
ed.
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from outside precincts are coming In
slow to the state headquarters here
but as they arrive they show gains
for the Democratic party. Beyond
doubt the entire Democratic State
ticket will be elected by safe margins
ant II Is a known fact this afternoon
that the Democrats will organize both
houses Of the Legislature.
The small precincts In the East.
ern part OF the State are piling up
good majorities for both Deadly and
Talbot and these small precincts will
elect them. The same Is the case
In Esmeralda county outside OF the
big camps. A canvas Of the returns
received up to four o'clock this after
noon was made with the following re-
suits:
Talbot for Judge 200 votes In the
lead Of Brown the Republican candi-
safe. Deadly leads Ahern by 100
votes and the rest of the ticket wins
by large majorities. The state will
20 for Bryan by fully 500 majority
and Newlands win lead Flanagan by
majority 10 exceed 1900. Bartlett
and the referendum vote will carry
by large pluralities and the next
session of the Legislature will be in
the hands Of the Democrats. who will
organize both houses.
So far as the returns have been
received the Democrats have elected
Carpenter OF Humboldt. House OF
White Pine. Kendall Of Nye and Sy-
phus Of Lincoln to the State Senate.
AS they only needed three Senators
to have a majority in the upper house
they have q safe majority.
While the contests are colse be-
tween Talbot and Deadly and their
Republican opponents the Democratic
State Central Committee claims their
election by good majorities and while
the returns at both the Republican
and Democratic headquarters in this
city show the same results the form.
or will not concede that they are
beaten although freely admit that
they are loosing az the returns from
the small outlying districts in the
eastern and southern part Of the State
come In.
Early last evening Chairman Peter
]. Somers of the Democratic State
Central Committee claimed the State
for Bryan by plurality OF 5S4. Gov
ernor Dickerson disputed these fig
Wcs. giving AS his estimate closc &c
1OC,,. A compilation of figures. male
u. o'clock this morning. from the
Incomplete returns, gives Bryan 41Os
end Taft, 1898. or a majority Of 71S
70. the Nebraskan. There are still Q
few precincts to be heard from.
For United States Senator Francis
q. Newlands received S183 votes
against p. l.. Flanigan's 6256. the ma
jority being 1927. Six precincts Ol
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DELEGATE
RETURNS
After Trip Through Cali
fornia and Old
mexico

Alfred ChartZ returned to Carson
last Thursday from San Diego, Cali
fornia, after an absence OF little
over three weeks, and after attending
to all the sessions of the TRANSMITS
sissippi Commercial Congress, as a
delegate under appointment by the
Governor. Mr.. Chartz addressed the
Congress on two different occasions
during it's deliberations, pleading that
Nesaua be fairly treated In the way
OF fares and freights.
At San Diego Mr.. Chartz closed the
estate of Eleneor Witherell, deceased,
and obtained his final discharge. The
proceedings were begun in California
last May, and the entire matter clos
ed in exactly five months. The es-
tate, which consisted solely Of real
property, was distributed to Jerome
b. Witerell, brother-in-law, of Mrs.
Withereli, and to Don B. Hayes,
grandson, one house and lot of about
equal value to each.
Mr.. Chartz visited a few places
in old Mexico during his trip, and as
a result of his observations, and OF
al guments made during the sessions
OF the Trans-Mississippi Commercial
Congress and facts and figures there
il given, he most earnestly urges
school children and young men and
women to study the Spanish language
and business methods, fully believing
that grand awakening of twenty
one American Republics lying south
OF us is about to occur.
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For Sale at Bargain Prices

Lots (of about one-half acre size) on
Manoa Heights. Fine view and soil.
Lots at from $3.50 and up in Nuuanu
Valley. Your own terms.
Lots of different sizes, within walk
ing distance of town, on monthly in
stalments.
Lots on Kilihi road, fronting Kane
hameha Boys School, at largely-re-
duced prices Terms, $50 down and
SO per month; no interest.
A number Of nice homes, at lowest
prices, ready for occupancy, in and out
of town, on easiest terms or monthly
irstalments
J. H. sCHNACK. 1877 Merchant Street
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TWO letters addressed Miss Ethel
Bisho. Finder please return to Ga
zette office. 3O3
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THE MAILS.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Franciseo-Per Alameda. Oct. %.
YOkohama-Per Nippon Maru. Oct. 80.
NaneOUver-Per Aorangi, Nov. II.
ColoLies-Per Moana, Nov. II.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Alameda. Oct. 2S.
YOkohama-Per America Maru, Oct
81.
Vaneouver--Per MOana, Nov. II.
Colonies-Per Aorangi. Nov. IA.
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#23.125 paid. f36 per cent. paid.
Session Sales
is McBryde, 3.75; Is Hon. B. & NJ
Co, 81; 145 Ookala, u; 5 Pioneer, 140.
Between Boards.
80 Oahu Sug. Co., %; $4,000 o. R.
& L. 6s, 101; $4,000 Waialua IS, 100:
SO Paauhau, 1875.
Notice.
The dividend of Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co. and Paauhau Sugar
Plantation Co. has been increased from
13c. per share to Zoe. per share
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TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Buford, sailed from Manila for Homo.
lulu and San Francisco, Oct. Is.
Crook, at Manila.
Dix, arrived at Seattle from Ecn,
Sept. ).
sherman at San Francisco.
Sheridan, Mt San Francisco.
Thomas, from Honolulu for Guam and
Manila, Oct Is.
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BORN.

HANAKAHI-In Honolulu. October 10.
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Ha.
nakahi, daughter.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED,

Tuesday, October 20.
P. NJ. S. S. Manchuria. from Yoke
hama, a. m
Am. sehr. Bangor, from Fort Bragg
a. m.
DEPARTED.
Blk. R. p. Rithet, Drew, for Sar
Francisco, a m
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilc
and way ports, - m.
Str. w. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka
uai ports, ) p. m
P. M. s. S. Manehuria, Saunders. fol
San Francisco, Sis p. m.
Str. Mikahala, for Molokai and Maui
ports, 3 p. m.
Schr. Robert Levers, Underwood, for
Grays Harbor, p. m.
DUE TODAY.
Str. Kinau, from Kauai ports. a. m.
SAIL THURSDAY.
U. s. Pacific fleet, for Magdalena
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per p. NJ. s. s. Manchuria. from the
Orient, Oct. Pop. P. Bayard. r. F.
Bryan. J. A. Campbell, Miss F. F. Cat
ten, F. B. Cole, J. G. Deshler. Mrs. T.
G. Deshler. Col J. c. B. Eastwood.
Mrs J. c. B. Eastwood, Mrs. R. w.
Edison, F. E. Fernald. Rev. s. P. Full
ton, Mrs. S. P. Fulton. C. E. Garrett
Paul Grossin, Mrs. Paul Grossin. f. Y
Haalmeyer, R. H. B. Heap, Gunner
Horngren, o. Kai, Mrs S. Lesser, Mrs
Mary c. Martin and maid. F. Moran.
X. Won Keufville, Miss J. L. Petit
grew, E. H. Parrish Mrs. f. H. Par
rish. Lieut.. Won Seydlitz. Lieut.. f. Won
Skrbensky. Szathmary KiraIy. w. TT.
Nenables, Mrs. w. H. Venables, Lieut..
Il. NorIamoffL Lane, w. A. Wilson. DR..
NJ. Weller, Mrs. NJ Weller. Miss Wei
Ter. w. r. Whittier. Mrs. w. r. Whit
tier, Heong Choh Shang.
Per str. Maui from Kona and Mani.
Oct. 9O.-C. L. Bosom. Lee Pow and
wife, Lee Hing and wife, Miss Lee Me
Vow, Miss Lee Kau Yok. Wong Su
aud wife. All FoOk. Yet Sing, Miss H.
7. Bartell. c. B. Hall. Mrs. A. Seville.
r. r. Robinson, Max Campbell, Sam
X anhane, Mrs. H. l.. Kerr. Mrs. G. F.
Wright. j. A. Lin, NJ F. Scott. s.
oki. Mrs. w. K. Luther, Miss r.
Luther. ]. c. Axtell. A. Haneberg. A.
Cartenherg, f. A. Peek, J. II. Pommell.
l.. P. Scott, f. H Humphreys, Gov
ernor Frear. Fl. +. Newell and wife.
NJ. Campbell, J. w. Pratt. r. s. Hos
mer, and three on deck.
Departed.
Per str. Mauna Kea. for Hilo. Oct.
2o.-J. Roeha, A, L. Boardman. Len
Fook. Lum Song Ian. George A. BUT
fer R. B. Wheeler, c. NJ. Roberts. TT.
\. Weaver, A. Enos. r. +. Balding.
W. Fl. Sehoening, R. 7. Lille, \. s.
Oliver and wife. Mrs. Guild. d. Mat
toon, M. Mcmahon, w. A. Hardy. Jns-
tlee NJ. Robinson. L. F. Sumner T,
Severance. L. F. Prior and wife. Miss
l.. De Nike, A. B. Clark. Miss Becky
Moku. Miss Carnario. Miss w. BIackie
Mrs. w. Cornwen. Miss c. G. de Silva
Miss L. Marshall. W. Green. f TT
Parish and wife. J. Pritchard. Miss
Crowder. :. Crockett, ]. S. Woods. F
4. Damon. DIR. and Ms. BickueH F
F. Barthfeldt. R. w Cathcart. NJ. p.
Comes.
Per hk. R. P. Pithet. for San Fran
cisco. Oct. 20.-George Ordwav. wife
and child: F b Moore.
Per P. NJ. 8. s. Manchuria. for San
Francisco. Oct. 20.-Dr. c. D. McCov
and wife, \. L. Louisson, Theo. Martin
and wife. Mrs. Swinburne. Mrs. L. P.
Frost. 4. r. Tranhagen. Henry &.
''--'~s Harry Lewis. J. f. Travers.
wife and daughter; Mrs James vii,
Ter. Geo. Reed. Geo. p Thieien. Mrs.
c. s. Applegate. Miss f. Herriott. III. !
Fhlers VIM. Gillig, Mrs. H. C. Bryant.
Justice A. A. Wilder, Miss Winston,
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THE WATERFRONT
CAMPAIGN BEGINS
Democrats Talk to 400 Voters
During the Stay of the
Manchuria.

The Democrats held the first big wa
terfront rally of the campaign at the
noon hour yesterday on the Hackfelc
wharf The Manchuria arriving in the
morning with freight to be discharged
brought there a considerable number OF
stevedores, and advantage was taken OF
the occasion to get in few campaign
speeches.
There were between three hundred
and four hundred voters at the meet
ing and practically all of the candidates
on the Democratic ticket made speeches.
Most of them were very short. Many
did not exceed a minute in length.
Joseph J. Fern, candidate for Mayor
made the longest address, his speech
occupying about ten minutes.
He told the workers that the Demo
cratic party was the friend of the work
er and urged them to come out of the
Home Rule party which had no justifi-
cation for existence in American pol.
it'c9, anu JUN inc DehocFdtIc party.
He pointed out to the Laborulas the
absurdity of their position. They had
endorsed about thirteen of the Repub-
lean candidates, and yet at their meet.
ings and from their platform they were
denouneing the Republican party.
The meeting was a very successful
one and the party workers were very
much elated over it.
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Mrs. A. D. La Motto and infant, Mr..
and Mrs Callahan and three children,
J. J. Sullivan, Miss Z. Hart, NJ Hem
mingsen, j. Chalmers, H. E. Hendricks,
Lieut.. W. G. Fay, U. S. NJ. c.; Miss
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Tuesday, October 20.
P. NJ. S. S. Manchuria, from Yoke
hama, a. m.
Am. sehr. Bangor, from Fort Bragg,
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VESSELS IN PORT.
CArIny and Eavy.)


froquois, U. S. station tug, Moses.
West Virginia. Z. S. cruiser (fagship),
Samoa, Oct. -.
Maryland, U. S. cruiser.
Pennsylvania, Z. s. cruiser
South Dakota, L. S. cruiser.
Preble, U. S. destroyer.
Perry, U. S. destroyer.
Hull, L. S. destroyer.
Stewart, Z. S. destroyer.
/, Colorado, U. 6. cruiser.
/ Tennessee, L. S. cruiser.
Washington, L. S. cruiser.
California, L. S. cruiser.
Whipple, u. S destroyer.
Truxton, L. S. destroyer
Hopkins, Z. s. destroyer
Solace, Z. S. supply ship.
Catinat, FIR. cruiser, Buchard, Tahiti,
Oct. Il.
(Merchant vessels.)
Hollywood, Br. bk., Smith, Junin,
May T.
Bangor, Am, sehr., Fort Bragg, Oct. 20.
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Professional Cards

JAMES T. TAYLOR, NJ. Am. Soc. C. E.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer. 511
Stangenwald Bldg. Phone SO.
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