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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
RICH STRIKE IN
NORTHERN MONO
PROSPECTORS FIND SOURCE
OF GOLD FLOAT
DESERT CREEK LEDGE RETURNS
$57e FROM CROPPING
Townsite Staked at Scene of DiscoV-
cry, Six Miles from Old kentuek
Mine, in Collaborating
Zone

BODIE. Cal, Sept 26.-Northern
Mono is coming to the front as a min
ing section. At the head of Desert
creek Henry Carney, o. c. Sawyer and
A. W. Cander have discovered a big
ledge of rich ore. Assays from a six
inch cropping give returns of $o9'
$492 and $416. Average samples from
siX-inch streak of high grade, give as
says of $40, $12.50 and SIT.
The scene of the strike is four miles
from the west Walker river, six miles
from the Old kentuck mine of the
Patterson district and is in a distinct
ly gold-bearing zone. 1t is fifteen
miles from Bridgeport, at the head of
Desert creek in Mono county, and Is
most easily reached from Bridgeport.
There is q wagon road from the coun-
ty seat of Mono to within five miles
of the strike and a good trail for sad
die and pack animals the rest of the
way.
The discovery was made by Henry
Carney, o. c. Sawyer and A. w. Gan
der, who on July 10 located their camp
near the head of Desert creek, equip
ped with a good assay outfit and plen-
ty of tools and provisions and with
the full determination of finding the
ledge that had furnished the float and
fine gold that has been found along
the creek for a distance of thirty miles.
After two months of dilgent search
their efforts were rewarded by the
discovery of the ledge which yielded
the above named assays, They are
now hard at work to gain depth in
the shaft, which improves with every
blast.
Names Camp "Elm City"
M. p. Hayes, tax and license collec-
tor of Mono county, an old-time pros
pector, has just located five claims in
the district, and will at once lay out
a town site, which will be known as
Elm City.
Mr.. Hayes has been in many new
camps of California, and says that
this is the best surface showing that
he ever saw with the exception of the
cropping of the famous Jump Up Joe
mine of Masonic.
The Masonic district is about twen-
ty miles east Of the new find, and the
Golden Gate mine is about fifteen
miles west.
There is plenty of timber, wood and
water IN the new district for domestic
and mining purposes to last for years
1t is within four miles of the place
where the California-N Nevada Power
company has located a power site and
where it is expected to generate thou
sands of horsepower for custom use
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
COMPLAINT AGAINST
CLIFTON COPPER co.
ALLEGES DISHONESTY

THATCHER. Ariz, Sept. 26.-Dell NJ.
Potter of Clifton has filed suit against
the New England and Clifton Copper
company of Arizona asking for an ac-
count for the way the means of the
company has been spent, and that a re-
ceiver be appointed to take charge of
the company's affairs. Mr.. Potter is
stocSholder of the company, and it
is alleged in his complaint that there
has been a very careless management
of the property that belongs to the
company during the time it has been
doing business in Clifton. The New
England company has been counted as
one of Clifton's coming companies, and
it has spent a great deal in the devel
opment of its properties, but for more
than year past it has been a COM
mon charge that the affairs of tho COM
pany were being managed in a way
that did not suit the smaller stock
holders, who felt that their substance
was being squandered. w. X. Dial.
Wiley E. Jones and Frederick S. Nave
are Mr. Potters attorneys.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
PURCHASE MEXICAN
PROPERTY CT WORTH
Nevada Men Expect to Install Cyan
ide Plant and Work Gold
Producer

J. ]. Jones of Goldfield was in Los
Angeles for one day during the week
en- route to Mocorito, Sinaloa,. Mexico
where he and w. G. Rannels have re-
Gently acquired a valuable gold pro-
ducer which it is the intention to equip
with a cyanide mill.
Mr. Jones and Mr.. Rannels have
been successful in the operation of a
cyanide plant in the old camp Of
Eureka, Nevada. The values in this
section have been largely in silver, and
when a gold mine was developed south
of the old and proved ore channels OF
the district the natives were rather
inclined to be. incredulous. Mr.. Jones,
who was experienced in that class of
quartz, investigated and finally bought
the claims. A cyanide plant capable
of treating 140 tons Of ore daily was
installed, and so we'll has it done its
work that it is now treating 40 tons.
The ore runs about $40 a ton in value
and is mined and milled at cost of
S1.S7 The mill makes an extraction
of 80 per cent OF the assay value.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27

But" declares one adverse writer
on the subject, "wha. a gloomy out
look will confront The stockholders
who may possess the property when
the snovels shall have reached the
scrap heap and all ores must be OBJ
tained by some system Of underground
mining"
The steam shovel, the mill hole and
the caving system arc the cheapest
ways of mining ore, with the excep-
tion of the hydraulic method. Which
of these IS the cheaper in exploiting a
certain deposit depends upon circum-
stances, but in mining any low grade
ore body where the margin of profit is
small one of these methods must be
used. If the overburden IS deep one
Of the many notifications of the cav
ing system must be applied. If the
covering is shallow, open pit mining
will be cheaper. In that case whether
the steam shovel or mill hole method
is most economical depends primarily
upon the size of the deposit and next
upon the topography CT the surround
ing country. The first cost OF equip
ping a mine for steam shovel opera
tions is enormous. Only q property
which will furnish a large tonnage
will justify such a large expenditure.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
Ell TembIOr Holdings Sell
at Fifty Thousand Dollars

Of silver to the ton. The ores have
been smelted at the Copper Queen
smelter in this city. Work has been
carried on for year and half, and
during this time a tunnel has been
driven and a winze sunk, from which
the high grade ores have been taken
so far, Shipments made last month
were valued at $1,000 a ton,
Mr.. Carr selected G. f. Nourse, for
nine years connected with the opera
tions Of the Esquina Copper company,
and the latter, who is now in Douglas,
will In a day or so leave for El Tenn
blor, where he win begin an aggressive
operation and development of the mine
just purchased for the New York capt.
talists.
The home office of Steindler is at AZ
Broadway, New York The mine Is
located only six miles south Of Bl Tigre,
i'm a district rapidly coming to the front
as one Of the richest mining sections
Of the hemisphere. Mr.. Carr has left
for New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
GOLDFlELD COMPANY
DISCLOSES FIGURES
CONSOLIDATED EARNS TWEEN
TY-TW0 MILLION
output of Famous Mohawk Leases
Runs to Ten Million, Including
Two Million Alleged to Have
Been High Graded

For the first time since the Goldfeld
Consolidated Mines company was or
ganized official figures of the produc-
ton of the mines owned by the COM
pany are to be made public. The in
formation has been compiled for the
pamphlet which is to be issued by the
American Mining congress, which con-
venes in Goldfeld today.
The figures, which are furnished The
Herald by T. d. Vandevort of Gold
field go back to the first shipment from
the Combination mine, which was the
first shipper from the district of Cold
field. This mine was purchased by
the Consolidated less than three years
ago for $4,000,000.
According to the figures, which were
given out by Secretary Howe of the
Consolidated and are absolutely accu-
rate, the sum of $22, 497, S24.63 was re-
ceived from shipments of ore from the
mines, which include the Mohawk,
Combination, Jumbo, Red Top, Laguna
and January, from November 26, 1903,
to September /, 1909.
The exact output of the famous eight
leases on the Mohawk for the period
of eight months from April 26, 1906,
to January 7, 1907, was $S,117, ,555.O2, and
1t is estimated that fully 100000 was
alleged to have been high graded by
lease money found its way to Los An
geles, where both Monnette and Hays
of the famous lease which produced
five-eighths of the entire amount, now
reside and are engaged in business.
TWO New Discoveries
Two new discoveries of high grade
ore have been made in the Mohawk
during the past ten days, on the 600
and $50 foot levels. The former is an
entirely new ore shoot lying east of
the shaft, and has not yet been con-
nected with any of the known ore
veins. Small seams of pure gold occur
in the body of sulphides where the
shoot was cut, and it is quite likely to
develop into another rich bonanza.
The S30-foot strike was not unex-
pected, as 1t was made 100 feet under
the point where the crosscut from the
Clermont shaft entered the MacMil-
Ian vein of the Mohawk-Jumbo lease.
1t is important, however, from the fact
that the ore is of much higher grade
than that which was exposed on the
73O-foot level. On this level 1t was de-
veloped that the vein has turned al
most at right angles, probably due
to a throw or fault and the crosscut
while pursuing the surveyed course for
a given point. was in the ore for dis
tance of 200 feet along its strike
The extent of the ore shoot on the
930-foot level has not been determined,
but the values range all the way from
$50 to several hundred dollars ton.
The 730-foot shoot contains some
mighty good ore, samples being placed
on exhibition in the Mineral palace
of the mining congress this week which
contain $40 ounces of the yellow metal
to the ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27

DoUGLAs, Sept, 26.-El Temblor
mine. which was optioned about
~ three months ago by R. L; Van
Dusen and Tim Lamberston OF 4 Doug e
Henry G. Carr of New York, represent
inc d. M. and j. j. Steindler of that
city. H. ,,,o, sro
ood 6f tbis amount $500 was paid
SUT, Sown al and the the balance is to be paid in
three equal installments in six, twelve
and eighteen months. The deal is one
Of the most important made here since
the revival Of mining activity IN
Sonora. ~, ....,,t =,
El Temblor mine was the property
Of lanes Taylor, Walter Hewitt, M. d.
s.hinnv. ali Of ri Tigre. The mine very
early in its development showed great
promise, and the silver and gold ore
taken out was of very high grade
The mine has been shipping regularly
the last carload of ore having averaged
twenty ounces of gold and 5000 ounces
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
MONTE CRlSTo SHIPS CAR
HIGH GRADE TO DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Sept. &C. j. Jones,
manager of the Monte Cristo mine in
the Moctezuma district has arrived
with another carload of high grade ore
from this famous mine, one of the
richest producers in small way in
Sonora. The car has been placed at
the Copper Queen smelter. The re-
turns of the assays have not yet been
made, but it is known that the carload
is about as rich as the last car shipped
to the smelter which averaged $50
ounces of silver to the ton, with some
gold.
The Monte Cristo mine is located
south of Moctezuma, and was worked
for years before the present owners
took charge Of it. The mining equip
ment is simple, consisting only of a
40 horsepower boiler and hoist.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27

This power will furnish the mine own
ers with cheap power, as water is in
ample supply for mill purposes in the
entire district. o
The famous Old Kentuck mine of
the Patterson district in 1SS0-1SS3 pro-
duced over $450000 in silver, and is
about six miles from Silverado canyon,
which has produced shipping silver ore
for years. 1t is about the same dis
tance from the Belfast Mining COM
pany's property, which is situated on
the east slope of Mount Patterson,
where ore is being sacked and will be
shipped before this month is ended.
The last named company was or
ganized since July of this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27

MANHATTAN DEXTER
MILLS % TONS WORTH
$81 WITH TAlLlNGS

MANHATTAN, Sept 26.-Up at the
Bath brothers lease on the Union NO.
2 claim, owned by the Manhattan Dex-
ter company the lucky leasers nave
not been working without result. as
was shown when a run of 22 tons OF the
ore was completed at the Veith mill. a
value of $78 ton in gold was secured
from the plates and in addition a, Value
of about sS a ton remains in the tail
ings. The results are greater than the
leasers expected to secure, as an as
say made of the ore showed 1t to be OF
apparently much less value.
The ore milled was taken from DRIFT
at the 50-foot level, where a rich body
of ore was recently encountered.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
Ready for Stamps

MANHATTAN. Sept. 26.-As soon as
tile run of ore from the Mayhower is
completed at the Veith mill ore viii be
hauled from the Shea lease on the
Union No. and sent. under the
stamps. 1t is expected to net the own
Crs about $35 ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
Arizona's Production

The territory of Arizona produced
2S,O00,00 pounds of copper for the
month of August. according to esti-
mates of production by the Boston
news bureau, based on smelter re-
turns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-27
Tears Down Mill

Tears DOWN. WIFI
GOLDFIELD. Sept. 26.-The Gold
field Consolidated has begun to tear
down its large mill, which stands diI
rectly over rich deposit, and it Will
be rebuilt in another location. The
capacity will be enlarged from 600 TO
1nn0 tons q day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
DEL DR.. SIECERT.
AnunCiO de SubaSta
OFICINA DEL DIRECTOR DE SA-
NIDAD, BENEFJCENCIA
Y CORRECTION

ilabfendo sido cchazadas, en- vir1Ud
ie las fspltadcs que Il esta Dlnecci6n
'onficrc Ia Scccion 3 de Ia ley para Re
,lamentar Ia compra de cfcctos para el
Gobierno InSular, aprobada en- l3 de
Mario dc 1907, todas las posturas que
" hicieron cn Ia snbasta verificada cl
1ia % del mes de Mayo pr6ximo pasa-
do, para cl suministro de CAlIIADO Il
las Instituciones dependencies de esta
oficina de Sandal, Beneficencia Co
rrecci0n, 80 anuncia por el presente que
\ 1ia II del cursante mes y ano y las
. de Ia manana, tendra lugar una nueva
SubaSta para 81 sumlnistro del mcncio-
,ado articulo las institucioncs referi
las. baJo las mismas condicioDes que |.
interior snbasta. Ilamandose la atencI0n
/ las aclaraciones que 4 continuation 81
hacen
1--El calzado que ha de sumnistrar-
So debera cstar fabricado de piel suela
en- 10 que 4 Ia planta Sc refere, como nj
tac0n al contrafuerte
2-l4as sueas deberan estar coeldas
en- Il cmplantillado Y clavet.5adas ade
mis-
.}-Se admtra en- la subasta cAlzado
de todns las proce1encias.
De tguai manera, por no haberse pre-
sentado hcItador,S Ia s,lbasta anterior
81 saca nuevamente a subasta para cl
mlsno dia II del que cursa y hora 4
las (9) dc la maiiana, el suminlstro ii
raciones Ii ias Carccies De Aguadilla \
Vieques, con extricta sujeci6n las con
diciones eatablecidas en- la subasta an
terror
San Juan. =. r. dc JUNO de 1909
JUAN f. Was,
Director de Sanidad,
Bcneficcncia CORRECTION
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14

VENT. y eustro euerias equivaientcs 4
nueve hectareas, cuarcnia y tres areas
y veinte y nueve centiarcas, coiindante
al Norte, eon Il mas; al Sur. con el pro
movente Drama y Antero Barrios; al
Este. con ei missno Pedro Drama, y al
0aete, con Euebio Pine.
PoR TANT0. y habiendore ordenado
por Il Honorable Juex de Ia Primera
Sceci6n de ata Cone Ne pubiiquc Ia pre-
tension por tres veens an un peri6dicO de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14

ios Dc maysr .9rcuiaeidn de los que So
editan en esta eiudad, para que Ios sua
tengan algln derocho real sobre 81 in
muehie deserito, las personas ignorasias
4 quienes puejs perjndiear la inscrip-
ei6n, y en general, tOdo 81 que des6c opo-
nerse, pueds efecsuarlo dentro del tI-
mino de ssents jias. libro el prescnta
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico veinte
siete de Mayo de l909.-A. Marin Ma
rien, Sserniarlo
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| los sEcriptaIes ' Asenhs

Para Ia buens Marcia de ests ADM
distraction. no sdmtlnos Atlas Dc
i. ..scripciones { este diariS slno desds
primero de cads mes. Las BAJAS
e svisarAn los dias ~ o 81; sdvir-
.endose que Las que sc d'sren con pos
erioridad no Sc tomarAn en- euenta
Il surtiran efecto EN- Ia cootabiiidad
,asta a. dia 6ltimo del mes nguisn'
. a en- que se solieitsn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-14
PEDRO DRAMA,
SOBRE DOMINIC
Exparte

FOR CUANTO, habiendo prrscniaaio
Fl abogadO don Jose g. Torres, una mo
cim 4 n0mbrc d. Pedro Drama para
a., =. declare i su favor Il dominic lie
Ii sigulente finca:
i'rc,lio De tcrreno radicadO en- RI ba-
rrp DE- Yeguada- Occidental IuTls-
dirci6n de Vega BaIa, oonstante de
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vELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNEH

VELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER
Bervantin americana Mannw Swan
Debe haber salido de New York pa
ra esta, via Fajardo, Cd 26 del pasa-
do.
Consignatarios, SObrinos ae Ez-
quLaga.
Goleta americana Camille May Pa
&c. Debe haber salido DE- New York
para .-,ta el . del corriente.
Consigne tarios, Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga.
Goieta americana T.. Star JenUs.
Saldrs de New York para esta, a "a
d.a corriente.
Consignstarios. Sobr1nos DE- Ez-
quiaga-
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BibIioteca para fswidas

Cuac6n dc RdStca
la cucuadernado
de Hygiene &dsa
simplIicada cncEaar-ns@g
Manua de
Caiecism de la Madrc de famiis. (
La elicidad len c Hogar domestico.
rte de
La Her Hedico del IIogsr'-
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BbIioteca Industrial, Agricola. Artea Micios

para anmaes dc Corral tomo
a denano t1 en- tea, e to ~
practice de Medcina Veter maria tono en2ad@rna3o
vdmetum gn 'd de veterinario del ganaero cono ou
rratado de Economfa
Zoologa General. encuadernado tea o25
Venenos encuadena eeia oz5
comestibles @ncuaernado 7 t oz5
isccuua (Eicutura tomo encraderaa"&@ q teL2 o6o
Manual pr5tico para Agodonero,
de- Zootnia qen raj tome en- pasta 80
del Iicorisa recctS PRACTICES tono e2c2-
rr,tado tompleto de- ManiIt ac6n de los Va@ to
rratado practice la fabrc,cion Agnaniseas4
Manual Met6dco del Tintorero sacananchas oaca-a.
bicaci6n de icores Bebds tomo encasdsdo ri
de Chocolates Pasta +alleas
encuadernado i~11
de Fototipla encuaderado o5o
Industrial Concrete dc las lanas eneo21 IA 90
atogado Indusriales. o25
Manual perfumsta, abonero Rd5-e.. a5o
de Conftera pastelerfa Repoaterfa ao7.' eoa.a er
puehas na"G indusras eh suha al ance de todee eac
Artes indutriales . =
Nanua practeo del conr~@tor trogrdheo 50
rratado de Ia 1ipogofa. o@~
Fabrication Aibdmina gelatna, coas yngsados. eono
Manual para constrir oda case eojes >s
Meteoroloqfa General encnaderzado @n lela o3o
Etnografia. --.....-..-.- o-32
Energia fslca -
Cosnograffa :" -.~--..-..- 03a
Lecones eorco prcas Escrtura MeS1nica
Estenopa Universal -raquigrafis oocuadsr
Manual de Telegrafa Pracca. o6o
Tado del de Camsas tomo enooaden'3o ca tela s
Manual del Carpntero e,ansta sonos RMa4a G75
FormuAo Dujardin Beaume,z ultima Gdci.ra( ton9
Anropometra omo cncuaderns5o N tela..-.--- 90
Manual del Picane de encuadasdoe en tea 7zS
Arte de cudar los cnfcrmos " - iT5
de Barnices.
denado en- ea " 100
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BibIi0teca del MecaniCo

Ma nua del Reloero encuadernado tei&
Ingeniero Nee, tomo encla6cTEr2 en- tel8-~
de Tecnolcga Mecanica %" " .~-
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B a. N G o s

Sanco Territorial Agrlcoia *U
AaneO de puei ID Rlco % q o9
CEUELAS HIPOTECARlAS
Banco Territorial y Asrlcola:
En,siones 3@ s" 500.
dem J, 'Cs5t 500.
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gNTRADAg DEL EXTB1Ic1

Vspsr amerscano Harry Luckenbar
.Ie New Orleans.
Vapor americana Arkadla DE- New
Orleans
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DE- LA COSTA

vapos amerleauo Coamo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
stmr city Of puebIa. hence Sept IA. via vic

stmr City of Puebla. hence Sept H. via VIC
toria. =.
Sailed Sept I7-Sfmr Admiral Sampson, for
San Francisco; stmr Carlos, for Port Ludlow
KETCHIKAN--Arriyed Sept l5estmr tily dsta .,
Seattle, from skagway. Sept l6-Stmr santa
Ana, from Seattle. Sept lI-Stmr Jefferson
PoRTi.IND. Arrived Sept 17-Stmr Falcon.
soUTH BEND-Arrived Sept 17--stmr Will
rI1is 2e Sept 17-stmr westerner,
''s Sailed ed Sept 17-zstmr westerner, for San
CRESCENT >cITY-Arrived Sept 17-stmr
Mandalay. hence Sept 10 s.hr
tprobably Carlos. hence Sept IS. for Seattle
BANDoN.Arrivcd Sept lI-stmr Elizabeth,
sIUsLAw-Arrived Sept 16-Power schr
Washcalore, hence Sept IL.
TACOAIA-Arriyed Sept 17-Stmr Edith. from
Sailed Sept 17-Barge St David. for Seattle;
barge Haydn Brown. for Seattle. g..
Arrived Sept 17-Stmr Maverick from seat
tie: Br stmr Oswestry. from Everett. ..,.
Sailed Sept 17-Stmr Bertha, fer Seattle
stmr Maverick. for Seattle.
CAPE FLATTERY-Passed in Sept 1I-Stmr
Umatilla, from Nome, for seattle
TATO0SH-Passed in Sept 1l-Stmr Clty OF
Passed out Sept I7-Nor stnr Tordenskjold.
Burgess. Burg .si from M Ludlow, Luz % for San Francisco
GAVIOrA-Arrived Sept 16-Shlp Marion
afGs EuREkAmArrived An rfiD Sept 1T-stmr Excelsior,
hence Sept 10: stmr Roanoke. hence Sept 16;
stmr Temple f. Dorr. from San Pedro
Sailed Sept 17-Stmr katherine, for San Fran
Sailed Sept 17-stmr William H. Murphy.
for San Francisco; stmr Roanoke, for Astoria;
| stmr George w. Elder. for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Sept 16-Stmr Clare
mont. from Grays Harbor; stmr San Jaeinto.
| Sept I7-Stmr Shoshone from Astoria.
Sailed Sept 16-stmr Olympic: for Redondo
beach. Sept 1T-Stmr Shoshone, from Astoria.
Sailed Sept 17-Stmr Stanley Dollar. for San
Francisco: stmr Marshfeld. for San Francisco
! PORT SAN LuIs-Arrived Sept 1'-Br stmr
Sailed sept I7fBarge Of. in tow tug Daunt-
less. for San francisco; stmr Noyo, Tor San
AsToRIA-Arrived Sept 17-stmr Catania
| from Gavota; stmr Caseo. from Fort Bragg.
Sept 16-Stmr Johan Poulsen, hence Sept Ia:
Sailed Sept 17-Stmr j. b. Stetson, for Bel
! lingham.
Arrived Sept 17-stmr Argo. from Tillamook.
WESTPORT (Wash.t-Passed in Sept IL
Stmr RAYMOND. hence Sept Is.
Arrived Sept 17-scIT Roy somers hence
CosNIoPoLIs- Arrived Sept 17-sehr Roy
/ Somers hence Sept 2.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrived Sept l1-Br stmr Ma
kura. from Vans9gysT F9RsTeN S9r p6RTs 6Fisssne-
SALINA CRUZ-Arriyed Sept 16-Stmr Ne
PTNTA ARENAs-SaiIed Aug 17-Br stmr
Taunton. from Antwerp. for Guaymas.
Arrived Sept 15-stmr Texan. from Hilo, for
Delaware breakwater.
LoNDoN-Arrived Sept 17-Br ship Rowena,
AUckLAND-Arrived Sept 15-Bktn Hawaii,
from Oregon
! yALPARAISO-Arrived prior Sept 15-Br stmr
| AberloHr. from New York
/ GIBRALTAR-P Sept 16-Ger stmr NJ
mantia. from Yokohama. for New York
COLON Sailed Sept 16-stmr Panama. for
New York.
] OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRk-Arrived Sept 1I-Stmr Martha
Washington. from Trieste: stmr Cretic. from
NAPLEs-Arrived Sept 17-stmr Carpatbia
| from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

The following maximum and minimum temper
atrires are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago. T2-60; New York, 72-66;
Omaha S0-J6.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen rapidly Washing ton
and Oregon and fallen rapidly over Nevada.
Showers are reported at several OF the northern
stations with high northwest winds. There has
been marked increase in eloudncss in central
California The temperature has fallen % de
grees in the San Francisco hay section and about
i6 degrees In the southern counties The relative
humidity at Red Bluff was 16 per cent and at
Fresno 50 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at 5 D. M,
September is:
San Francisco and vicinity-Increasing cloudi-
ness Saturday; light southwest wind, changing TO
" Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; moderate
north wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; slightly
warmer: moderate north wind.
San joaquin valley--Fair Saturday; light north
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday: mod
crate temperatures; light north wind, changing
- A. G. MeADIE. District Foreeaster