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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25


bo6t n Mg1tning rods. See him.
Don't wait but gst your bind
- - mower repairs now.
~ 4cfkonna Hardware Ca.
The Yankton Busin ess Insti.
tuts had twenty per cent great
y enrolment last year than ever
|brfore.
Miss May Beener Of Platte
was N over Sunday visitor with
her brother, l. Bsensr, Of the
|Esader.
Hugh Costello has bought >
new international aoto which he
y using on the Wagnsr-G Green.
wood mail route.
Everything you wapt in the
baas ball line. We carry the
bsst there is. City Drug Store.
Albert Hennies went east
Tuesday morning and now we
are expecting him to return any
day with m "a tomobile.
We have . dig assortment 81
ehildrsn's wash suits.
W. ]. Pesicks.
NJ. II. Pease returned Statur-
evening from . few days visit
with his brother, A. n. Pease,
and family, at Aberdeen.
Protect your property and
crops by insurins with Kirk
patrick against Fire, Tornado
and Hail.
The high school nine are play
ing bell st Ged des, this Thurs
day) afternoon, but we 60 to
press too early TO give the result
Of the game.
Liquid Koal is sold under a
positive guarantee 10 cure and
prevent Hog Cholera. AT Emil
Misterek's.
Emit Vortobek Of Cotton wood
visiting his sister. Miss Anna
Votrobek, Of this city Saturday.
He went 10 Geddes that evening
for . few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Wanted, cattle to pasture. g
per head. Can dip at small ad
ditional cost. Abbott Little,
Sec. IA, 3d. %, Greenwood, s. D.
Mrs. H. Thompson and grand.
son, Harrv Thompson, Went Il
Chicago Tuesday TO be present
at : reunion Of Mrs. Thompson
family in that city.
For Sale: My house and on,
and . half lots south OF the new
school house: for particulars
write Frank Ray. Utica s. d.
In police court Monday morn
ing H G. Bark was arraignes
and plead guilty 70 the charg'
disturbing the peace and VA!
fined 90 by Judge Kaberna.
Tor sale or rent. Az l hav,
emit the laundry business On
afoly, my building Is for sale o.
ro0t with or without machinery
4. Ehrisman. ST
The Ladies' Ala Of che Coners
gati0nal church served supper
IN the Vera diningroom on Fri
day evening Of last week. Abou
Is was raised which win b,
addsd 70 tho parsonage fund.
Frank Trumbo 4 Son closed
up : deal on Thursday Of las,
week whereby Robt. Shea o
Missouri disposed Of his 2o0-acr,
farm near Wagner to Franz
Hovorka Of Tabor.
Lost between B. r. Morgan
and John 6watsk's places, : bin,
drsss coat Finder return IL &
u. Vawrinek's store.
0ylvestsr Poul.
W. r. Kennedy has accepte'
: position . assistant cashis
il The First State Bank. We ar
glad 70 80 Walt remain in Wa
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25

To relieve constipation. clean out the bow
els, tons and strengthen he digestive o.
CANT. pat them In natural CONDITION With
noliisssrs Rocky Acunt-in Tee. the most
sslta BILE tonic for % years Sc. tea or tab
leto. pinaPd q Rabsn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25
THE TOWN

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Rod or priss oasr s.se'
ulGee = thls Issue.
49, Grimes retnrDed from
Yankon Tuesday evoning.
4. Bocker q 6cotlAnd va n
- Sunday visitor h wagner.
Enil NlstoFek w4s : passsn.
- ~ Sioux FslIs Thursday
ncrning.
=. J. Mccormick vrits4 The
- 6sey nghtning and tornado
toux1co.
w oloan md press clothes.
~. J. PesickA
J. N. Lcvo 81 La1Ds Andes va
shaktng haads with Wagner
1Fisnae Friday.
W ars giving away phono-
grspas y ~ dossn- hesa
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-. 1ofek fesornso 0asu'osy
non hot cprings' where % nad
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W. 6inkley and vie left o.
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II lightning struck Dave
Hinsf's haxn Wednesday, morn
- kall1nga vaioA0ie morse
John AhahsF returned ednss
~ ovsolng from n exte nded
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II o1a1o eucampment Of b,
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25
Horse Cole Cure.

have Z remedy that will do
the business. Do not fail 10 b
without . bottle Of this remedy,
il may save the life Of . horse.
Sold by Emil Mist0rek.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25

iii has voa ~her-peessy maid.
AJUAs bids she - 70 b.
Her psechy creeD complexion viii MOI fsds.
Desasss - Rocky Mountain Tea. lnlAid.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25

Ito All Whom u WAY NOor
Germ
/, the undersigned, do hereby
no tify I'll parties not 70 sell any
thing on time 70 Ed Aerout.
Signed By his wife.
|6.4.A:p Bessie HerOut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-25

To Whom il May Concern
the Undersigned, do hereby
notify oil parties not 70 sell anv
thing on time TO Bessie Herout.
Signed by her husband
g, Ii, 4,pd Ed. Herout.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

Dollar. hence Feb Fl for Townsend: schr Manu-
kona. hence Feb II for Port Townsend
Outside bound in Feb ga schooner
VENTURA-Saied Feb 25-Stmr Geo Loomis'
for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 25-stmr Geo Loomis. hence Fet
WESTPoRT-Passe in Feb 25-Stmr Nor
wood. hence Feb p; stmr Tahoe. hence rep u:
Passed in Feb 25-Sehr Roy Somers, hence teD
16: scif A johnson. hence Feb 10.
TERMINAL ISLAND-Sailed Feb 2o-Stmr
Francis Fl Leggett. for San Francisco; stmr Geo
w Fenwick. for San Francisco.
ToWNSEND-SaiIed Feb 25-Schr Melrese. Tor
Guaymas.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Feb 2EStmr
State Of California. from San Diego and sailed
for San Francisco.
REDONDo-Arrived Feb 25-Stmr Vanguard,
from Eureka; stmr Quinault. hence FEB e.
Sailed Feb 25-Stmr Vanguard for San Fran-
PORT Los ANGELES Arrived Feb 25-Stmr
ASTORIA-Arrived Feb 25-Stmr Alliance,
from Coos bay: stmr Roanoke, hence Feb Y via
Eureks: lightships 92 and SO. hence Feb II; stmr
Caseo hence Feb 81.
bay.
Arrived Feb 25-stmr Bee, hence Feb 81.
POINT CoNCEPTI0N-Passed south Feb 25-
Br stnr Hazel Dollar. from Shanghai via Otaru-
POINT REYES-Passed Feb 20, m-Inree
masted schooner, with light green hull. bound
south; 72o m, stmr Fairhaven, from Tacoma
for San Pedro
yALDEZ-Sailed Feb 24-Stmr Portland. for
Seattle: stmr Ohio for Seward.
SKAGWAY-Saileds Feb 24-Stmr Cottage
PoINT LoBos-Passed Feb 25. $50 NJ
Stmr Fairhaven. from Tacoma for San Pedro
FOREIGN PORTS
TALTAI-Arrfved Feb 1S-Stmr Santa Maria.
from Port San Luis.
KoBE-saifed Feb 24-Br stmr Seminole. for
Y0K0HAMA-Arrived prior Feb 23-Nor stnr
Thordis from Valparaiso.
Sailed Feb 24-Br stmr Suveric. for Seattle
Observation-Disclosures prior Feb 24-Br stmr
oanfa. from Liverpool for Tacoma.
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived Feb % Stmr
oy,,ln a,d cofIa Iad
CALLAo-sailed Feb Nor ship EuphrOsyne.
for Vancouver.
CHERBoURG- Feb 2o-Fr bark Babin
GENoA~sailed Feb Span stmr Isla de
MAzATLAN-Sailed Feb 9-Ger bark Ellerbek.
PORT sAID-sailed Feb 22-Br stmr Cranley,
IoUIQUE-Salled Feb 22-Nor stmr Hornelen.
for San Pedro.
PAYTA-Sailed Feb 24-Nor stmr Sverre. for
Caliao
LIVERPooI-Arrived Feb 2s-Br bark Kill
yiCToRIA-Sailed Feb 25-Br stmr Becken-
ham, for north China.
Sailed Feb 25-Stmr Queen. for San Francisco;
Br stmr Cyclops for Liverpool.
cHENfATNUS. b C-Sailed Feb 25-Bktn La
haina. for Port Townsend
NEW YoRK-Sailed Feb 25-Stmr Maure-
Arrived Feb 25-stmr Adriatic from South
PHILADELPHIA-Arri Feb 25-stmr Nu-
indian; from Glasgow and Liverpool; -.
MARsEILILES-,AArriv Feb 25-stmr Gale
NAPLES-Sailed Feb 24-stmr Romantic. for
IoNDoN-Arrived Feb 24-stmr IAncastrian.
from Boston.
GENoA-Arrived Feb 25-stmr Grosser Kur-
QUEENSTOWN Sailed Feb 25-stmr Haver-
ford, for Portland; stmr Majestic, for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
INDEPENDENT LINE
AIM OF SHIPPERS
Criticisms Are Directed Against
Hartman Rail and Water
System
Agents Have Been Sent to Gulf
States to Build Up Trade
for Proposed Line

The big shippers of San Francisco
resolved yesterday to pay no heed to
the Establishments of the Pacific Mail
company and to go forward vigorously
with the plans for an independent line
of steamships This decision was
reached at an all afternoon session of
the traffic bureau Of the Merchants
exchange. A number of proposals by
which the success of the new line could
be assured were taken under considera-
tion. but the directors of the bureau
desire to guard their plans for the
present.
At the request of the shippers, H. S.
Bates Of the firm of Bates & Cheese
brough appeared before the meeting.
The subject was discussed with him at
length and the general outlook was
regarded as promising.
In criticising the attitude OF the
Pacific Mail some of the big shippers
pointed out that the company's vessels
were not properly equipped to meet the
demand of the service. The company
has been unable to handle steel girders
and has pleaded that it lacked the IA
cilities to bring automobiles TO the
coast already set up. This is but an
instance of the many cases in which
the company's facilities have been
found wanting. Nor has there been
any movement toward improvement
the company preferring to force all
shipments possible over the rail route.
This and much severer criticism was
directed against the Hartman line Of
vessels.
Reference was made during the meet
ing TO the bill introduced in congress
by McLachlan calling for an appro-
priation OF $10.O0O.000 for a govern
ment line of steamships ON the Pacific.
The members of the traffic bureau de-
cided to direct their efforts for the
present toward the establishment Of an
independent line under private control.
If this should fall however. the meet
ing was agreed that an appeal should
be made to the government to put on
a line of ships between here and the
isthmus. 1t was felt that the move
ment in congress would aid the cause
OF the local shippers, even If nothing
definite were done. as long as it called
the attention of the country to the
high handed attitude of the Hartman
rail and water combine.
The interested shippers are making
up figures in order to determine just
what quantities of freight they could
guarantee the independent line. Local
businessmen have sent agents to the
gun STATES III tAc hOPc u Du1AuAA6 UP a
new and profitable market for Cali
fornia products. If this trade could be
established it would in itself insure
the success of the independent line.
1t was reported yesterday that the
Southern Pacific was preparing to
counteract this movement for the gulf
and Mississippi business by restoring
the lower rates on many products to
Missouri river points. 1t was rumored
that the 10 cent rate would be restored
on beans and canned goods into this
section.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Mary L. Wise 70 Thomas Z. shannon. LOT in
y line q Hsrkness street, 80 OF Goettingen,
Margaret A. skeIly to Helena skeIlr. lot in \
line OF Twenty nth street, lo5 E Of Nee. z o
Ciarisse Fisher Henry TO william 7 o,co,.
nell. lot in Line of First avenue. 2s. .2Is s Of
Clay street OBS by 1912; SO.
Horace D. Gates and wife TO Loretta = O-Con.
MEL. lot In line Of First avenue. 53:zI s q,
Gay street > BY I0I-2; SO
" J. O'Connel 70 Loretta =. O'Conuell lot IN
y line OF First avenue 2s. .2k S Of Clay street
s 25.2L By io1 2; gift.
Catherine O'oonnelI 10 Loretta Y. O'Connell
Lobos. % by I20; gift
Cecilia Unger 70 Annie \. Uneer, lots &c and
Il. block 9. Sunset heights. $40
Same 70 Matthew Cnger, LOT -, block G, Sun.
set heights; SO
samuel Creba to Alice f. crebs. lot in Ne
line q Prospect avenue: i79:s NV Of Cortland
Curtis Hinyer to Alexander J. Chase ct sl
lot at sE corner OF Beach and Baker streets, z
louis scboenberg and wife 10 Josephine crun.
del lot IN " line Of Second avenue 80 OF Il
street. . by " s2:6. 81.
perkstde realty company TO Parksfde home
building company. lot IN " line Of Twenty-sev-
enth avenue. 225 OF " street. 25 by "
NsfaIe T and Mary Giacouini to Hanna e.
Andreassen, lot in line II Boyce street, 12J
\ of Point I.obos avenue. . by E l2o; SO.
Elizabeth ~ Hudson to Louisa Ferrari Iot
- E corner OF TwentT-seEenth avenue South
and street. 81 30 By NE 100: SO.
Eleanor Howard et al to Louisa Ferrsri, same;
SO.
Frederick Thomas Merrill ct al TO Artbur
Merrill, eleven -fffhs interest ia lot "A " line
of Noe street. 1926 Of Sixteenth. zT:5
by W 100. SO.
Albert q and Molly s. Merrill to same. all
Frsnk II Merrill et al. to George Arthur
Merrill fwo-ffths interest in lot in W line Of
Noe street. 1926 Of Sixteenth, \ 27:6 By
psiss =. Kecks to Teresa Owens. lot in W
line Of Clarion street, 80 S of Carl, 25 by "
Alfred J. Rich to jeanette Theresa Lsfour.
spctr. lot fn SW lire o. Eighteenth avenue
- NV Of ] street. NV - By SW 100; SO
American land and trust company 10 Martin
r Brown. lot in NV line Of Edinburgh street.
I75 sW OF Excelsior aFenue, SW % by NV
yseoi, Weissben and wife 70 Charles Herbert
r6wards lot In + line Of Sixteenth avenue 100
s of Lake street % by l27-6; SO
Fmms r. Clinton to Rose c. @. Williams.
7of ~ " lfne Of Webster street, 1873 Of Wal
Ie~ \ IS BIZ " 100 and one other piece: So
h.@ Interest in lot IN line Of Sixteenth ave
-F1e 100 OF Lake street. s 25 by 1916; SO.
Regina Goldsteip 10 Isadore Maxman. half in-
@.~osT fu lot in line Of Hale street. 200 z OF
sse~rfIl e y By = 70: $40.
re~fns Naxmau and wife 70 Leopold Vein
.-i- iot IN XIV line Of Hale street. 200 Ne ~
4 Hsfe-~ifI NE 90. NV $50, SW .. Sc .. SW %,
.relsa s. Damon to Herman NoIema snd
,rife Iof n = line of Fifteenth avenue South.
sov ,rvV II street NV 50 by Ne 100; $40.
n n Evans 70 Asbury Methodist Episcopal
rLureh of San Francisco, lot az SW corner OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
DRY FARMING CONGRESS
ASKS FOR STATE AID
Investigation and Experiments
Advocated and Frauds Scored

CHEYENNE. Feb. 25.-The last hours
Of the dry farming con ngress were given
over to the consideration OF resolu-
tions tending to enhance the scope OF
the congress and aid the developments
of arid land.
The delegates adopted a resolution
declining 10 advocate any special
method OF dry farming and favorinR
the investigation OF all methods.
After a struggle the name OF ths
organization was changed to the Dry
farming congress-" and the legislatures
Of the western states will be urged TO
pass laws allowing the expenditure of
funds for dry farming experiments.
The methods of unscrupulOus land
dealers were denounced and steps Will
be taken to cOunteract the effect OF
misleading advertisements.
Billings Mont, was selected as ths
place OF the next meeting. in November.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
PROTEST AGAINST
UNDERTAKING PARLOR
Proximity of School and Fire
Station Basis for Objection

Property owners in the vicinity of
Fillmore and Hermann streets filed
protest with the board of supervisors
against the granting of permission to
the California undertaking company to
conduct an undertaking establishment
at the northeast corner of Fillmore and
Hermann streets. as it proposes to do.
The chief ground of objection is that
the location for such business is a
bad one inasmuch as it is too close 10
the Hearst grammar school. Many of
the teachers who are property holders
in that vicinity have signed the pro-
test
Another objection is that it will be in
the same block as station 81 of the
city fire department and that gather
ings might interfere with the work Of
the flremen in leaving the station. The
protest will come up before the board
of supervisors next Wednesday even
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

completing a lumber cargo at the Hammond
lumber companys mill.
Steam schooner Bee arrived this afternoon
from san Francisco with a cargo of explosives
Tor the North Bank road and viii discharge
The new lighthouse tender Manzanlta ar
rived this afternoon from San Francisco and
had in charge the new lightship No IS.
Steamer Roanoke arrived this morning from
san Francisco and Eureka with freight and
TACOMA. Feb. 25-The British bark Ioudon
Hlh, after IL months at this port in the dis
engaged fleet, shifted to Mukfteo this morning
TO load cargo OF lumber for the United King
dom.
Steamer shna Yak arrived in port this evening
10 load lumber cargo for California, taking part
Of cargo at wlnslow and part at Everett.
Steamer Watson is In port loading general
freight for San Francisco.
toms house today with 120. .l0I bushels of wheat
valued at sl15. .2s6. for the United kingdom,
and win leave Saturday.
British ship Arranmore with lumber for Me-
1illones and American schooner Blakeley, with
lumber for salayerry win leave port this week.
terday for this port with general freight.
VICTORIA. Feb. 25.-Advices have been re-
ceiyed here that a whaling company is being
organized in Norway to send two floating wbai-
ag stations conveying a fleet of small whaling
steamers TO the Antarctic to hunt OF Falkland
Islands, South Shetlands and South Georgia,
this summer.
The Weir trans-Paeifc line viii shortly add
the new steamer Yoserie, on her way
around from Philadelphia to Santa Rosalia and
thence to Puget sound. and the steamer Jesserie
low ITSQlnE across Ine Atlantic. The COMPANY
will operate the four steamers, MuFeric Ku-
meric. Jesseric and Yoseric. in a monthly serv-
ice between Puget sound ports and Manila Con-
struction has been commenced on stern
wheel passenger steamer for excursion trade on
Victoria arm.
SEATTLE, Feb 25.-Tank steamer Colonel
L. l.. Drake arrived from Point Richmond with
~. 900 barrels Of oil early today
Steamer Pennsylvania arrived from Suez and
Valdez with 20 passengers.
Steamer Burnside returned from the lower
sound after repairing the Alaska cable.
Tank steamer Washtenaw sailed for San
Francisco this morning. Steamer Queen left for
the same port with 12S passengers.
Steamer Harold Dollar arrived from San
Francisco with general cargo.
Steamer Bertha sailed for Valdez and Seward
tonight with 20 passengers and 800 tons of gem
ersl freight.
L. S. revenue cutter Manning arrived from
life saving duty at Nesh bay.
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 25.-The fanuk steamer
Roma arrived today from San Francisco
The Norwegian ship Hovdlng, Captain Hansen
resumed its voyage for Lorenzo Marquez TODAY
The steamer Hoquim arrived today from West
port. with lumber.
The steamer Olympic cleared today for Bellinr-
ham.
The steamer Whittier arrived from San Fran
cisco and cleared for San Diego, with OIL
The steamer Hanalei arrived from San Fran
cisco and cleared on the return trip tonight
The steamer Lakme arrived this morning from,
Coos bay. with lumber.
Departures today include the steamers J. /
Loggie and Francis n. Leggett, for Eureka !;
Yosemite. for Astoria.
The steamer Santa Rosa arrived tonight from
Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Chartered for Lumber
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Thursday. February Is.
schr Czarina, koehler. 10 days from Pirate
cove
stmr Argyll. Dickson. days from Astoria: !:
up river direct.
stmr State Of California. Thomas. 10 hours
from San Diego and way ports.
Stmr Sea Foam Lee II hours from Mendocino
via Point Arena IL hours.
Stmr Jas s Higgins, Higgins, I6 hours from
Fort Bragg; bound south, put in TO land passen-
gers.
stmr Yellowstone. Rorvick, SO hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Samoa. Madsen. 3s hours from San Pedro
Stn,r National City. Linder, IA hours from
Noyo
Stmr Coos Bay. Nfcolson, So hours from San
Pedro and way ports.
Stmr Pomo. Lflleland. 13 hours from Albion.
Ger stmr Arabia, Neumann, 35 days from
Hongkong, via Yokohama % DAYS
schr Eva. Olsen, 3 days from Eureka
CLEARED
Thursday, February 25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Memoranda

Per schr Czarina. at San Francisco Feb 25
from Pirate cove-On Nov 10. 1905. OF Sanak.
had heavy NV gale; carried away wharf and
dragged ashore with both anchors down; was
ashore for eight days: damage done to vessel
as we were on q sand spit.
SEATTLE, Feb 25-Br ship Lord ShafteSbury,
being towed down. grounded on Anneville bar
Fraser river; expect TO get of at 10 o'clock
tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

MARRY AT SANTA RosA-santa Rosa. Feb.
25.-Albert BaSl Clark, travelling salesman of
Berkeley, came here today with Miss Goldie r.
Skinner OF Hanford and after securing a IL
cense they married by Justice OF the Peace
A j. Atchlnson. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. W. Clark and represents a San
Francisco firm on the road. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skinner. She
is IS and he "a years Of age.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
TOYO KISEN KAlSHA

(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. "Tenyo Maru'' (omits Shanghai call) -.
.........---.......... Friday. Feb. 26, 1903
s. Nippon Maru Friday, Mar. 19, 1903
s. s. s.Chiyo Maru'. Friday, Apr. I6 1909
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos. AZ
AZ near foot of Second St, 1 p M, for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu Kobe
(Hiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai. and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila, India
etc. No cargo received on board on day Of sail
ing Round trip tickets at Reduced rates
For freight and passage apply at Office 240
james Flood building. W II. AVERY
Assistant General Manager
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Compagnie Generate Transatlautiuue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF SATURDAY.
at 10 a. N. from pier 20. North river, foot ~
Morton st.
First class to Havre. SIT 90 and upward. ssc
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERII
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York. J. +. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
OIL Carrier Clear.

OIL Carrier Clears
The tank steamer Santa Rita was cleared for
Honolulu via Port Hartford yesterday with I5-
600 bbls crude OIL in bulk, $50 drums distiIlafe
80 drums and 80 cs gasoline, $50 cs kerosene and
200 empty drums, valued at Sl4. 1855 as cargo
from this port. At Port Hartford the steamer
viii load additional cargo consisting of 30 600
bbls crude oil. valued at $4,000.
Chartered for Lumber
Tie Norwegian steamer Christian Bors. on
Puget sound, was chartered prior to arrival for
lumber from Portland TO Sydney or Melbourne.
at 32s.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Logan IS in port.
The Crook is In port.
The Buford is In port.
The Sherman is IN port
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Sheridan Is en- route to Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Thomas arrived at Yokohama prior TO
February "a
The Fitzpatrick sailed February IT from New
York for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Q. s. Branch Hydrographic office

A branch OF the United States hydrographic
office located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
ana sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers OF interest TO ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. e. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco, Feb 25, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA