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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23
TWO RESIDENCES
LAID IN RUINS.
Home Of c. n. Young and House
Belonging to N. v Colleges
Destroyed

With IN, wind blowing az the
rate OF twenty five miles an hour,
hr. broke lut iu the residence OF
{ II. Young. on Center street,
Friday morning and 10 less than
thirty minutes the house was laid
IN ashes. The adobe dwelling,
belonging 20 y. \ Gallcgos,
which was next door, caught from
th. FIRST and both went down TO-.
gcth,r. SO on, was al HON, when
the fire bryk, out M the Young
residence but hot hrc was m
th, kitchen stove and 1t was there
tnat th, house caught. The alarm
was spread as soon a. the ur-t
smoke was seen issuing from tu,
root but th, bIalu had gained such
u,adway rusld, that before assist.
aucc cyu d reach the place It was
beyond all o9uuDl
The hre wa detected about ten
tnlr'y % clock and the hrr boys
reached the scene IN double quick
time. They would doubtless have
done themselves proud had they
been backed with ample hose and
sufficient water pressure, but they
uad neither. Dndauntrd, however,
by the handicap th, bows made
heroic efforts 10 save the buildings
but were only able to throw
the water halt way across the street
and they soon saw that all was lost.
The huge d4me- rapidly spread
and ,t was -J1L evident th.7 l3-'
houses were doomed Business
was practically susp, udcd IN the
Main district OF the city and hun
drrd, Il men ran TO render what
assistance they could but all were
compelled 10 stand at "A long radius,
and with t1dstlug faces, watch the
flame literally swallow the two
houses.
There was practically no noise
or confusion around the place and
after aIl hopes were gone the crowd
stood m amalcmcnt and watched
the structures levcled to shc
ground. by G. It's hard TO see
our homes Snatched away from us
like this, but what can We do.
were the words OF one sympathetic
spectator and he largely VOC, d
the sentiment ot the crowd. The
mass was helpless and there was
nothing to do but watch the smoke
carry away the Gniortunates last
garment
Young house was partially
covered by insurance but not a
single article OF furniture was
saved. GaiIegos' house, which was
rented to a family named Moore,
was covered by insurance. Most
OF the household goods were saved.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23
William Brewer Attacked BY Dog

Considerable excitement was
occasioned on Second street last
Monday when a vicious dog attack
ed and bit William Brewer, eight
years old, through the calf OF the
leg. The dog, IT seems, was eat
ing behind Records cafe when the
boy chanced to pass that way.
The animal tearing that the little
boy was going TO interfere with his
repast inflicted a painful and ugly
wound in his leg. The boys cries
brought his father aud other men
to the scene and the dog was Inn
mediately shot. II is not feared
that the bite will prove a danger
Gus one.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23

ING house and the efforts OF the will
iug ones proved effective IN saving a
greater portion OF the furniture
and house hold goods.
Shortly after the arrival OF the
fire department a strong stream
was brought in play upon the burn
ing house, and while the fire had
gained too great a headway TO ad-
mt OF any hopes OF saving the
building, the boys we're able by
clever application, to save the
property on both sides.
The property was owned by Geo.
l.. Lamar VINO mad purchased II
from c. IA. Chenault about a year
ago. The house was valued at
$4,000 and was covered by in.
surance.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23

NrdllI NJ that WnHt tncN do ana
do not do IN the matter OF leg
lslatIon will have muCn TO do with
the chances tor sell government at
an early date, 1t Is believed that
the legislators will take great care
and exercise much discretion IN
passing OF defeating bills proposed
At the present session.
To the Gentlemen OF the Council
and House ot representatives, OF
the 2Sth Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory OF New Mexico:
It becomes the duty OF the gov
ernor OF New Mexico upon the con-
vrnlng OF the legislature TO furnish
such recommendations concerning
new legislation As he may deem
advisable.
II Is a great pleasure ior me 10
meet you and To assure YOU that II
will bc my nigh ambition 10 coop.
crate with you IN every possible
way 10 secure good legislation Tor
the advancement OF the trrrItory
and the betlerlng OF the condition
OF the people.
During the past two years the
territory OF New Mexico has in
creased in population more than
100, 600 and today We have, con.
servativeiy estimated, a population
OF $50, 900.
The panic last year which
wrought so much damage through
out the country, affected New NJ sN.
leo very little. know OF only one
business failure OF any importance
and there was not a single failure
among the banking institutions or.
gained under the territorial or
national laws. The cattle and
sheep industry suffered some, but
conditions improved, and every
thing now indicates that the pres.
ent year will he a very prosperous
one. New towns have been built
up; railroads are being extended; I;
new irrigation enterprises are be.
ing built; tour or hve large private
irrigation enterprises are under
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23
SOON TO HAVE
AN IMPROVED LIGHT SYSTEM
Twenty Thousand Dollars have been Appropriated by Public
Service Company for improvement.
DAY POWER WILL ALSO BE PROVIDE
Work the improvements will Begin in the Course of
Few Days

Tu,um,u will soon hay, an
rl,ctl, lgut plant tHu She can
boast oi. The "uul, service
company At recent meeting ol tn
directors .0,pd a tv'utl thousand
appropriation lar th' lmprJymou.
at the local light s.tyl., II Is ,uD
plans of luy .1mpduN ,D Wuv" JHr
power plant Co. tu, wool securing
mill, and there 20 consolidate all
t.,ir works. Iu, m.u,, HpprI
p,iat,d Will Dee o. cover tIr ,N-
Jcn-, OF moving tI' plant aud lJi
tn purchasing li u," 'VWnu, nt
II U.s. poposcG Co pW.uaH. q Wgcr
aud better hou,r, a uOTr power
tai engine and two dyuampe.
The engine and boiler "l.l b. us.
I'd tor th, wool securing plant ae
we'll ~ Tor TN, light service. Ih'
dvnamDs, which 1t &, proposed 'o
purchase, vail be- sufficient 90 sup
p,y IN, cIty with 'h' very best ser
vice that can possibly b, had.
1t will Nc many years h,ior" lu-
Cum,arI can out grow th' plant
that th, company Is planning I"
install, even though 7h" continue
al her present gait
II is not only in' intention ''
tn" company To r''''d' '''''i
Ncrvic" but they are IHinE 10 '''
oommudal" thrII patrons WIN
DAY current ior cl'ci'I' '"nr' pianos
and other Convenience ""''n the
- '', '' th' citN nave '''h a'h''
td. ms VIII ais" -. an ad\"h'
49,, 49, ~, 'm and ,,r.r r.,,b,n.
a., and II i, AN IMPROVEMENT which
the News ha. advocated tJr som,
time past. The dav current i,
among the greatest blessings that
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-23
Quay County Woman Honored

Ms, kath,rlus Chase lett lurs.
day morning tor Santa IT,, wh'rr
she received IA, appointment OF
struographor tor the ,cuar COM
mltrcr. The uJ-ttlIu va. secured
through a., luiu,rcc OF VI. {.
M,ch,m and j. deserving rompll
mcnt 10 worthy young woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Women As Farmers.

In 1870 there were "1?.23c women
agricultural ,ahornrs in this country.
In 1900 there were $4,000. Women
still do some hard work. But the
gain in the number Of women aGri-
cultural Iaborers. after all was only
seyenIy-seven per cent.
Compare i: with the gam in the
,rmher % women "FarrerS. Planters
and OyersCe-s" IN 1870 there We're
c2sSI. In 1900 th"r" were 300 .1nf
II was a gain OF 1856 per cent. In
other words. while the women labor
ers. the subordinafcs. failed TO double
heir nums"rs Turing the period from
1870 TO 1900. the women Farmers
Planters and Overseers.' the persons
IN authority. doubled their numbers
more than six times ov"r.-ThS
Woman Invasion" in the February
Evcryh, dy's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Season Opens Next Month and Fisher
men Expect Big Catch.
LUSCIOUS sHA1 COME ALONG FIRST
Many Thousand Dollars are Spent
Here Each Year in Planting Poles
ard Nets in Hampton Roads. Ches-
apeake Bay and It's Tributaries.

Fishermen along Hampton Roads
and ChrSaprak" bay ~" Sr''lh2
things in shape for the opening ol
the fishing season. which begins early
in February. Already the big snip
D.rs are busy planting pound poles.
~ hile the owners OF small vessels ar"
getting The boats ready for tn" WORK
by treating them TO paint and other
wise making them seaw@rihy.
Tho first catch of the season *
shad and these luscious fish begin
running during the early part OF Feb
ruary Thousands Of collars are
sp-n, each year by The men "no
catch fish, in buying nets and plant
ing roles out in Chesapeake bay AMI
it's tributa'ies
Las, year the fishermen suffered
owing 10 the smallness of the catch
and the scarcity of marketable fish.
According 20 the watermen The me
weather o. the past serera! days VIII
prove of profit t. the fishermen. for
should this warm weather continue
he finny tribe will begin running
much earlier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
BIDS OPENED FOR
NAVY WIRELESS TOWER
Stat on Must Be c capable Of Transmit
tna Messages a Distance Of 5000
Miles.


WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jam. Is Tn,
navy department today opened bids
for locating Il wireless tower II Wash
iugt, n Tor cOmmWilira INK WIKI ships
At sea
The specifications rcun!r" that tn
towrr or station shall be capable o.
transmitting messages At All times
and at al seasons TO Il radius If 5000
miles in any nayieuble direction from
Washington
The messages are to b" un!nt'rrurt
ed by atmC Sphere disturbances or IN.
reference by nriphboring stations.
AT the sam" time the department.
as krI for bids for two sets of appa'
raIuS To he installed on naval vessels
to T." capaIa" OF transmitting and re-
criNing IN, SSagrS At al times. Sta'
sons and latitudtS 10 and from DIS
lance # duo mile =. and to rrCelr"
messages from tn" Washington sta
ton at a distance of 5000 miles a;
all tines
Seven firms Submitted proposals.
The most satisfactory of these. aC-
cordinv 70 the officials. WAS tn" Ma
tional Electric Si"na!llng Company OF
PittSburg which offered TO furnish tn"
apparatus and tower for $lS2.6"o,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
PARSONAGE is COMPLETED.
Or. Jones is Moving Into the New
Home Erected fer Pastor.

Iii order TO give the new parSoHaS"
:, house warning" he ladies OF IN"
hampton Baptist church gave 4
BIRTHDAY Parry in the parsonag"
in Carey street yesterday afternoon
and evening. Quite j large number
OF people visited the new building
and inspected the residence soon 10
be occupies, by he pastor and his
family. Til" new parsOnag" is con
s,rucied along the most modern lines
and is most substantial brick hulid-
ing.
Rev F.. Pendleton Jones, he pa
tor of the church, On yesterday be-
gan moving his household furnitur"
into the parsonage and ep"cls 20 b"
domiciled in the new HON" within
few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
CENSUS BILL IN HOUSE.
Provision Adopted Conditionaliy Civ
ina Printing to Private Concerns.


WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. d
Almost the entire session Of the
house of repre- sertativts was taken
I'D today with d scuseton Of the
conference report OH the bill provid-
ing for the taking OF the next cen
SuS:
lively debate ensued over pro-
vision granting to the director of the
census the right to have the Drint'ns
OF the reports done ny private con
Germs in case such actions should be
deemed advisable. win the result mat
the supporters of the proposition were
successful and the report was agreed
to.
The army appropriation bill vas
called up ard had been but briefly
discussed when the house, at i:45
D. m. adjourned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
LITTLE GIRL is DEAD.
Death Claims Two Year-Oid Martha
BaItzeile. in Mariana. Fla.

Word was received in he city yes
tcyday Of til" death % Martha Sci
melZ BallZellc the thirty months cid
daughter of Or and Mrs. John A.
BaltZelle OF Mariana. Florida. and
the grand of Mr. Henry Lane
Schmelz. Of Hampton The li1lo
girl had been i'll several days. Mr..
Srhmclz was in Mariana when her
end came. FInrral services vii! u"
conducted in Florida this afternoon.
Mrs, BalIZcllc was Miss Ethel Sch
m"iZ before her mar!iap"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Circuit Court.

terday in the trial of The case of Sale
Mann & Tyler against Eugene Muc!-
Ter, an action brought in attachment
proceedings. Mr.. S. Gordon Cum
ming. Won every point he contested
for his clients. III" plaintiffs.
The final hearing On the cause was
continued until he second day OF tn
March term CT the court. Judge
Sidney j Dudley and Nr. b. \ Lewis
were the opposing attorneys TO Mr..
Cumming
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Matters Personal

Master Wilton Hope Foster, VINO
was luur Years ClU Tu"-dA!, "nt''.,
tanned IL lev + his !iltl" friends with
Il party 4 his home in has, Hampton
The invited guests w":.. Alice JohI.
yo:. Ollie DigsS. Madclin" William,
son and Ralph Mitchell.
Mr.. Frank NJ Phorbus returned 20
Atlantic city lasr evening. after Il
>isi, to Or. and Mrs. ! X Wander
slice" Oh rhOrbu, bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Banni>t"r Anderson.
vino were he guests OF Mrs kn!"
SLratlcy. in South King street. have
returned TO Richmond.
Mrs W. W Woodward and Miss
Anna W edward have returned 10
heir hGma in Victoria avenue after
spending several days with friends
on thu East, III Shore OF Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
NO FINAL ACTION.
Senate Spends Day Considering or'
nbius Claims Bill.
fBy Associated Press J

OBv Associated Pr"sS)
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. IS
The rmnib@s claims bill before tn"
senate during almost all Of the SEES
sion today.
Various amendments wcr" offered
10 tho measure nd acted upon. the
vote on an amendment to repeal the
Tucker act. under which war claims
are sent to the court Ct claims be-
ing postponed until tomorrow.
Senator Foraker gave motto" thai
tomorrow he will cali up his III fcr
reinlistment Of soldiers of the Twent"-
fifth regiment who were discharged
without honor on account OF III"
Bro wnsville. Texas. shooting up Au-
gust 1914 1906.
Al 4:42 p. m. the SENATE adjourned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
INVITATIONS ISSUED.
Founders' Day Exercises to be Held
Sunday at Norma! School.

Ir. Htrheit r. FrisSell. principal of
the Hampton Normal and Agricui.
cultural institute. has issued invita-
ti0nS to the celebration OF Founders
Day. which will be Observed az the
schco! Sunday morning TIL" oXer.
cises will be held in The gymnasium
Al 1920 O'Clock. Booker T. Wash
ington will deliver the principal ad,
dress and number OF distinguished
visitors ar" expected to be in att"n-
dance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
GOING TO NEWPORT NEWS.
Hampton Odd Fellows to Visit East
End Lodge On February 5.

Al its meeting last evening Gr'h!'
Lodge OF Odd Fellows conferred III"
first degree upon ten candidates. lh''
,,eeree team is now doing excellent
work and the candidates last evening
were shown the real roads on the way
through Odd Fellowship.
On February J. Greble Lodge VIII
take its degree team to Ee"por'
News and will confer the work on
several candi lates at East End Ledge.
No pa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
CHARGED With Sunday Selling.

Peter Jones. colored. was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff {. c.
Curtis upon warrant charging him
with selling whiskey at Bay Shore
the negro summer resort. on Sunday.
III. will probably be given a prelimln-
airy hearing before magistrate To-
dav or tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
ACCEPT SITE FOR FACTORY.
York Packing Company Will Accept
Office of Mr. Thomas Davis.

POQCOSON, YORK co. VA. Jan
o>-Thc directors and stockholders
Of tire York Packing Company. which
was organized &c Conduc' the canning
business. met III EmmauS SChoo!
house "Wednesday night and took ~
the matter CT selecting site for the
factory The decision was reached
ito accept The trace OF land. OH the
York river. Offered by Mr.. Thomas
Davis and plans will be made imme-
d!a,ely for constructing tn" factory.
Mrs. Sarah Clswcll. who fell and
Sustained 4 dislocation Of her lap
several days ago. still continues quit"
ILL.,
The condition Of Mrs. Cock. who is
i'll with pneumonia. j. reported AS uu-
favorable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Bowen Given Jail Sentence.

For stealing a pair Of Eyeglasses
from Or Thomas II. Parramore. F,
Nonev Bowen. a white man. was
given six months in the county jail
ard fined $50 BY Mayor Thornton F,
Jones Yesterday morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Sanu at the Savoy.

The Olympia Quar.et. compost OF
Mrssrs. Sears. tombstone. Stone and
Cromwell sang last night a the
SAVOY. ari made decided hit with
their upto-datc sings The same
quartc' will Civ" concert al III"
Armory hall Tuesday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Basketball Tonight.

The Whites and the Colds and tho
Reds and Rlnes are pitted against
each other in the basketball games
announced for the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this evening. The
games are the regularly sche duied
tournament contests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Mr.. Newell Goes to Baltimore.

Mr. f. d. Newell left yesterday for
4 visit of several days in baltimore.
Mr.. Newell has leased the store-rocnl
in the Pytn:an castle and will shorty
move the furniture business OF New
ell! & Company into the building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Dr. Wilson to be the Speaker.

Rev. DIR. Wilson. pastor OF the New
port News Baptist church. vii! al
dress the meeting for men in tho
Hampton Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Sunday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Will Serve Oysters Tonight.

TIL" ladies Of Central Methodist
church will hold an oyster supper in
tn" store room in Pythisn castle. Fri
dav and Sa'Crday evenings. IanuarH
81 and % supper. % cents. SATURDAY
af-crrcgy- cok" Cals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
A Prayer.

God. II thy will be so. enrich the
time to come with smoothfaced peace
with smiling plenty. and fair prosper
Gus ys-Shakespcare.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ANY person having claim arai7S'
tho cstar" ~ Freeman Fairbanks vii
rcscnt tho same. sry indebted 10 the
egtat" OF Freeman Fairbanks will 50.
tIr a. cncp.
126-Gt ". {. RANSONE, Executor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
PTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT.
AT THE
SAVOY TONIGHT

So hooldaNs.' sole by Master Her.
bort Sears assisted 10y two iittI"
tots of Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
Receiver for Insurance Company.
nv ASSOCIATED Pr"ss.'
PROMINENCE Y !. Jan IS

PROVIDENCE. Y !. Jan. 2S-
Robert l.. Spencer. &c this CITY. was
this afternoon appointed permanent
receiver Of tho New England Fir" In
surarc, Company. on" " tho largest
stockholders Of the Central Thu 4
Company Of this city. which was IiG1,
uidatcd Janu1rv 10
The r"rcivOrship is a r"enit r q
decision Of Tho stockholders to Eqnl
date tho business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
- -

Why arc thcv different and l"':"r
than and all others. Because Ch"yne
made them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-29
WHEN SEEKING A GOOD
TABLE WINE

seek no further" than Leonard!
store. where You will find Wines al
the following prices:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-04
BuiIdlng Contrnets

Vickery building corporation with ArIett &
Brlgham-Io erect a three story brick building
IN line OF Sutter street. 1875 Z OF Mason. y
1875, 6I:11s, 1875. " 67.9ta; $34 pa.
W a. Hyde Ir. ct al. (trusteesl with Philip
overman-TO erect story and basement
brick building at NJ eOrner OF Sixteenth street
and Julian aFenue, y 80 BY 81: $17. $50.
William H. Cain ct al. (by Pete Drivers. bridge
and structural iron workers union. locsl No 77G
concrete work for walls and piers for building
IN line OF Bryant street 41.6 " Of Center
place, W % by so: $3.50
Emma NJ. MeCahe with Henry A Christophel
To erect two story frame fats building al
SW corner of BeleTedeTe and Rivola Streets
s.. 500.
Thomas E. and Sadie German with Benjamin
X HalhnG-AN work for one story and base
ment frame building in W line OF Bennington
street. 30 \ OF Newman. y % by W 100: 81. $50.
J. p Judice with Segurson Brothers-To erect
two story frame building in line OF street,
SIG OF Fifth avenue. E - By 100; $3.440.
George Leale with Beetham & Hinds-All work
FOR alterations and additions 10 Two story frame
building in W line OF Devisadero street. 100 n
of Bush, y 75 by 100; 50. 400.
Claus A. and Rudolph Sprekels feOeeutOrs Of
the estate Of Claus Spreckels. deceasedl-Orna-
mental iron work for building in Sc line of Mar
SW 10. Sc 20. NE no; 81 800.
4 Thomas Morrow with B. e AlbertsOn-Alters-
lions and additions 10 make three story frame
thatsi building in W lire Of Fourth avenue. 150
OF Point Lobos, " 40 by y 25: s.. 500.
George T. Marye with Knowles < kaiser
Wire lathing. hreproofng and plasteTing for two
story building at w corner OF Market street and
Marshall square. SW $50. NV 100. SW 25. NV
1O0 Sc 70 Sc 200; $500.
G. Ssnguinetti with A Pedroni-AH work. ex-
eept excavating. concrete and cement work.
plumbing. painting. finish hardware. shades and
chandeliers, for a building in line Of Union
street 1876 W Of Mason. W SAC by 1876;
S.. .450-
Jacob Hsuser with J. NJ. Higgfns-To erect 3
two story frame tfatsl in line OF Alvarado
street. 175 " OF Douglass. 25x114: $500
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-04

Average snow ground 20 inches
The following maximum and minimum teu-
perstures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day; Chicago, 6S-56 New York 6s- -62
Omaha, 1855.
SYNOPSIS
The weather continues warm In the interior of
California, but will probably moderate FRIDAY
Afternoon temperatures in the San Joaquin val
ley have exceeded 100 degrees. Along the coast
there Is considerable low fog with resulting cool
weather. A maximum wind velocity of as miles
from the northwest is reported at Point Reyes
No rain has fallen west Of the Rocky mountains
except trace at Eureka. The relative humid
ity at Red Bluff SO per cent and at Fresno
81 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
June !. 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday with
fog: light southwest wind, changing to brisk
west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; light north
Sacramento valley-Falr Friday; not so warm:
light south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair FRIDAY: NOT 50 warm .
light north wind.
Los Angeles and ricinity-Fai- Friday: NOT
so warm; light north wind. changing 10 south
A g. McADIE, District Forecastar