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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
DIXON (COL) MUIR
DERED MONDAY NIGHT

"Lus" Dixon, eolored, was stab
bed to death Monday night about 10
O'Clock. Annie Fisher, a mulatto, VIII
is said to have come to this city
from Columbia, is under arrest as the
woman in the case, but the murderer
has escaped. The Fisher woman is
being held as a witness.
Just where the stabbing took place
could not be ascertaained Monday
night. Dixon ran from come place
in Flat Rock" to a point directly in
front of Mcintyre & Douglass livery
stable where he fell upon his face
and from every indication died imme-
diately. The dead man was stabbed
but once, but the knife went true,
piercing the heart.
The officers suspect Willard Bur
ton, who fought twice Saturday night
with Dixon over the Fisher woman.
In both scraps Burton was whipped.
Officer William Barnett saw Burton
come by the livery stable, step over
the man he is alleged to have killed
and then proceed. Vine he reached
front Of the Jail, some one told Bar
nett they suspected him. The Off
Ger ordered him to halt, but Burton
began to run toward the railroad
tracks.
Mr.. Barnett, who was in his bug
gy, jumped out and ran after him,
but when he reached the tracks, saw
Burton hop" an east bound Wabash
freight.
The coroner's inquest was held
in the Grand Jury Room of the Court
House. The jury was composed of
the following: Tom Hook, Wallace
Pearson, J. T. Crews, G. R. johnson,
r.. E. Carter and D. L. LOOMS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Mr.. j. ii Rains, who has been prin
cipal Of the schools for four years
al Farber resigned after being elect,
ed for the ensuing year. He will &C
into business for himself in the Great
Southwest As principal Of the
school he has proved most efficient.
The Ledger regrets to learn Mr.
Rains wiz leave Audrain county. He
will locate in the vicinity Of Endee.
New Mexico.
The Farber Public School closed
last week with two very enjoyable
entertainments.
On Thursday evening the entertain
ment consisted Of songs, Rotations
drills and a very clever little play
Each and every student did himself
or herself credit. But william
Schultz and his obstinate Family
were exceedingly obstinate.
Friday evening the eighth grad
graduates gave their exercises in tn
Christian church; there were sever
pupils to finish the eighth grade th1s
year. AT the meeting OF the schoo
board on Saturday following. tbs
same teachers were unanimously
elected with increased salaries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
VALUE or PEDIGREED
CORN 10 BUSHELS An ACRE

Columbia, Mo-, Ap 22.-"Pedi-
greed corn. on an average, produces
ten bushels more to the acre than
the seed ordinarily planted in Mis-
souri,. The college OF agriculture Of
the University Of Missouri sent to
one or more farmers in each of
eighty counties OF the State last year
samples Of corn which was bred and
tested on the State farm here. The
Increased yield is based on reports
from the farmers to whom these sam
pies we're sent.
Speaking of the uccess OF the ex-
pertinent, Henry j. Waters, dean of
the college, said to-day:
Suppose every corn grower in Mis-
souri, last year had planted this ped
igreed' variety Of seed, and the
increase had been of the same aver
age. More than z million acres de-
voted to corn would have shown an
added return OF 20 million bushels OF
corn. Fifty cents a bushel is a low
price for corn, and at that price this
increased production would be worth
35 million dollars. This amount at
interest at s per cent would bring
l "a million dollars.
This is a larger sum than the
University of Missouri. is asking of
the legislature for its maintenance for
two years. The interest on this in
crease in amount and value Of corn
alone would furnish a permanent en-
dowment for university purposes.
by soil fertilizing and crop rota-
ton tests in Darton county we have
been able TO increase the yield in
corn from eighteen to forty-five bush
els an acre at a net profit of S4.67
an acre above the cost. II this sys-
tenn should be applied to the 80, 900
acres in corn in that county It would
mean an increased value of more
than s440, 900 in a single year. This
sum exceeds twice the total amount
Of money the State has given the col
lege Of agriculture since its founda-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

What do you know about buggy con
struction? Not everything probably.
II interested to know more, call and
see the parts OF a Noon buggy before
they are painted. You'll see the most
remarkable piece Of modern car
rage building imaginable. You'll see
something different You'll see how
the most modern buggy Is built with
out any mortises or lemons in the 2
inch sills. You win e the solid
maIleable iron open corners on sills
to prevent moisture rotting the bod
les. You will see how It's built with.
out any screws in side and end pan
els to decay and crack paint. We
want to convince you that the equal
OF this Moon Is not made. The
Moon" for long service and hard
wear. Come and see it, at Robert
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
MEXICO, SANTAFE, TRACTION
COMPANY OF MISSOURI
ASK FOR 4 FRANCHISE

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Company, OF Missouri,
through their attorney, Judge W. w.
Bolts, presented to the Council
Monday night an ordinance asking a
franchise for the electric railroad
through the city OF Mexico. Judge
Bolts explained in outline the con.
text OF the franchise and in behalf
of the company ask immediate action
on the matter.
The Traction Company ask for
the use OF only two streets in the
city, Western Ave-, and West Liberty
They propose TO enter the city at
the northern terminus OF Western
~avenue1 extended to the city limits.
They run down this street to Jack
son, through Flat Rock to the rail-
roads, then tunnel under the railroad
and here take West Liberty street
to the city limits. The franchise fur
Their states where the location OF the
Us will be and side tracks for pass
ing.
The power to be used Is to be cleo
tricity or some form of improyedpowe
other than steam. The cars are to
run along these thoroughfares not to
exceed a greater time between than
3 hours apart. The fare to be charg-
ed from one point on the line to an
other point on the same line in the
city of Mexico is to be the sum Of
5 cents, and the kind Of rails to be
used are to be 70 pound steel rail.
The company asks for a 20 year
franchise. They offer their bond for
the faithful performance of the work
and state that work will be begun
on the road within IS months after
the granting Of the franchise and tina
the road will have been completed
within two years after the begin
ming Of its construction.
Through the efforts of Judge Bolts
who explained that on account OF
the amount Of work to be done it was
the company desire that the coun-
Gil act on the matter at once, prelim-
mary action was Immediately taken.
In compliance with their desire, the
franchise was given two readings be-
fore the Council. A committee, COM
posed Of the Mayor and City Engin.
Ger, Mr.. Hook, Of the first ward, M.
}. Johnson, of the second, A. G.
Smith, of the third, and John McIn.
tyre Of the fourth, was named to ex.
anime the proposed franchise and to
report at a special meeting OF this
body to be held next Monday even.
ing, when it viii be given its third
reading and acted upon.
Judge Bolts stated that the sigma.
ture for the road of the required
number of the property owners
abutting on said streets have already
procured. The company want
the use Of the center Of the ~respec.
tive streets and are to return these
streets in their proper condition at
the completion of the line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
coRoNER's JURY HOLDS
BURTON RESPONSIBLE

The inquest into the death OF
"Lus" Dixon was held Tuesday after
noon, the cOroner's jury returning {
verdict of hollicide and accusing VIII
lard Burton with the killing. Burton
is still at large.
Eve, the jury, find that "Lus'' Dix
on came to his death by being strucl
in the side with some sharp instru
ment at the hands Of Willard Bur
ton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
A Healing sslve for Burns, chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.

AS a healing salTe for burns, sores,
sore NIPPLES and chapped hands Cham.
bersain's Salve is most excellent. 1t
allays the pain of a burn almost In
most instantly, and unless the in
Jury is very severe. heals the parts
without leayinga scar. Price, BIC.
Fer sale by all druggists.
Galloway county may become a
great oil producing center If the pros
pectors now operating there should
find the fluid some where beneath
the surface. For about two weeks
some representatives Of a Kansas com
pany have been securing leases
on Galloway lands that look favorable
for oil or gas production in the
southern part Of the county. Twen-
ty-two leases have been filed with
the county recorder and they call for
two years time in which to make
some move toward finding out wheth-
er or not there is oil or gas. If no
work hes been done with in that time
the company pays s27 for the lease.
The lease provides that one-eighth
Of all oil or gas produced and saved
from the land is to go to the owner
Of the land as royalty.
uJst what evidence the prospectors
have there are oil and gas deposits
in Galloway Is moi known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
OF AUDRA|N WHEAT
BRINGS Sl.4O BUSHEI

A caravan Of eight wagons filled
with wheat arrived at the Pollock
Milling company's plant in this city
Monday. There were 315 bushels in
all and brought $40 bushel, the top
price Of the year. w. 7. Kennedy, Of
near Laddonia, sold the grain and II
is most likely the last Of the Au-
drain wheat.
The Pollock Milling Company state
II there is any other wheat in the
county, they know nothing OF It.
They have enough wheat to last
them, though there are mills In va
rious parts Of the State that are com.
pletely out OF grain and have had to
close down because of its scarcity.
The late purchases Of wheat in the
county have all brought excellent
prices, but this last large sale un.
d%oubtedly reaches the highest price
OF the year 1t vas quite a sight 10
see the eight wagons drive up to the
mill.
BOTH LOCAL TEAMS
DEFEATED MONDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
BOTH LOCAL TEAMS
DEFEATED MoNpA'
Fulton Beat South Enders is to 6
and Columbia High Trim Soldiers
2 to 1.

The South End Cubs we're defeated
Monday afternoon on the Mo. NJ. A
field by the Fulton "Rovers' nine.
The score Is to 6. The visitors were
too strong evidently for the locals
who we're very weak in places.
Columbia High defeated Mo. NJ. A.
at baseball Monday in the former
city by the close score of 2 to /. The
game was fast throughout, both
teams playing in excellent form.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
INFANT OF NOAH BARNES
DIES TUESDAY

Noble Barnes received a Telegram
Tuesday morning from Emmett. Ida
no. stating that the 9 months OLE
son OF Noah Barnes and wife diet
at that place Monday night. Noal
Barnes is a son of Lee Barnes whose
BODY was inferred at Sun Rise Sun
day, April 18th.
The remains of the child will b.
brought to Audrain county for bur
ial, and will be inferred at Sur
Rise church, north of town.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
DAVID NJ DIES

Of WS"""
David Combs, formerly OF Mexico
and well known here, died at DIS
home in Kansas City. April 26th' Oh
pneumonia. Mr.. Combs had been
sick only a week. For years prior
to his going to Kansas City, he was
employed by the Guthrie Coal Co., Of
this city, and had many friends here
who will be sorry TO learn OF ns
death. Mrs. Combs was a sister Oh
James Myer, of Rush Hill.
The Ledger, together with many rev
atiyes and friends, extend sympaln'
to the bereaved family of MI
Combs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
MAPLE

Miss Elizabeth O'Brien is some
better.
Miss Alma Keiser has Just closeu
a successful term Of school April lO'u
Mr.. Eugene DahIem has purchaser
a load Of corn of Mr.. L. j. oToO''
at 81 cents.
The daughter of Mr.. Sterling CSr
ter is a little better.
Miss Tucker has been chosen "
teach Maple Grove school.
Mrs. Cox is Ill at her home norm
west of Mexico.
Col. Dahlem and Mr.. Creasey aE
breaking the two years old mule o.
Mr., DahIem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

M. H. Murphy, of the Alton in this
city, has been promoted to Spring.
field. Ill. He is capable in his line
and the Ledger regrets to sec Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy leave Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

HON. d. R. FRANCIS has been re-
appointed a member OF the board OF
curstons Of the State University. The
State Is TO be congratulated when
men like Francis take the time and
have the inclination to serve the
public In positions Of this character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
MRS. MARTHA HOLIDAY DIES
MONDAY MIGHT

Mrs. Martha Holiday, aged about
~ years, died at her home on E
Promenade after a lingering illness
The deceased Is survived by two
children, Miss Missile. OF this city.
and Luckie, of AudraIn county.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

EVERY street in Mexico belong.
ing TO the city should DO opened and
kept opened. Streets are for the
use OF the public and should be so
maintained
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
MISS BELL FORCED

10 LEAVE SCHOOL; ILL
Miss Bernice Bell, instructor Of
Latin at the Mcmillan High School
was forced to return to her home In
Carthage this week because Of i'll
ness. She will likely not return this
session. Miss Abbie Llewellyn is fill.
ing her position for the present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Miss Alma Kelser, who was teach
er in the Maple Grove school district
the past winter, went to her home In
st. Charles Tuesday afternoon. Hel
school closed last Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
A o o FRIEND IN

TIME or NEED.
No one can have a better friend
when troubled with collie or diarrhoea
than Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t always cures,
For sale By an druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

THE negro street walkers shOult
be rounded up and given hours tc
leave town. Unless this is done.
there win be more murders like that
Of Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

The Success Manure spreaders, the
first spFeader ever placed on the
market, and 1t leads the spreaders
in quality and durability.
Durkee & bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Jerome Boicourt, who took a
course at the Mexico Business Col.
lege, has accepted a position with
Stevens & Hall Poultry Co., of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

M. J. johnson, who has charge OF
the street %sprinkling, started the wa.
ter wagon on its summer tour to-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

J. w. Mason has filed a suit
against the c., B. & Q. R. R. fol-
$1,000 for injuries he alleges to have
received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Mrs. Della Ryan and little daugh.
ter, Esther, left Monday for Los An.
geles, Cal, to spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

IF you approve Of your local pa
pers. why don't you subscribe for
them instead Of borrowing from your
neighbor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
ELoPERs RETURN

Montgomery City, NO., April 20
Miss Kate Carlyle, daughter OF ths
postmaster at Auxvasse, No. anu
i. G. Holland, a young farmer o.
Galloway county, who we're secretly
married Sunday, came here In an al'
tomobile last night from Mexico. II
u said the young woman's father
sent her q message saying all wouia
be forgiven IL they would return
home. and they left for Auxvasse Oh
the noon train.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

John Haden and sister. Mss Allie
RaasH, AVE Tor MuskOgee, Okla
Saturday to resid Mr.. Haden and
sister have many friends in this city
who viii regret to see them leave
Mexico, but hope for them prosper
ny in their new home. They all
vlme back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

PROMENADE street is to have a
sewer and street paving. That's the
way 20 make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

MAKE the buns and street walk.
ers keep of the street o leave town.
II Is hardly safe for decent people Il
20 on the street. after dark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

IF this same increase IN returns
could be realized from the entire
lands Of Missouri IL would fur
nish sufficient funds to build ten
macadamized highways across Mis-
souri,, or would construct a 500, 900
agricultural high school in every coun
ty OF the State. and would provide a
similar sum afterwards for their
support"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

HOME men got the contract for
the paving on Monday night. That's
the way to make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
COMMENCEMENT AT FAReER
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Principal J. II. Rains Resigned
Though Elected for Next Year Viii
Enter into Business In the South.
west.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
LEDGER owLIrs FROM DILL.

Ms. N. J. Harding and son. Wal
lace. Of Hsfton. were guests Of Mex-
leo relatives Monday.
Or. COons, OF Hannibal. a genial
yoang man and quite popular. is now
in the employ Of Mr.. VIII Gregg at
the Jefferson Emporium
Geo. E. Lsforce is the prOad own
er OF 3 combined saddle and harness
mare which he bought OF Chas
Brown. at q long price Col La
force is always there with the goods.
Joe Barney Stevenson and the ele-
Ivator at the Hathaway Grain Co. got
mixed up" a few days ago. and Joe
Barney had a close cali from being
killed. Joe Barney is the hero Of
many hard{ought battles.
Col ". II. Mccormick is now pro
pnetor Of the Ringo Bar Lunch En-
porium and Is there with the
goods Col. Mccormick paid DR..
Fletcher a long price for his popular
eating resort.
Col. John W. Brewer recently sold
to Col. Stonewsn Jackson Sanford, Of
this city, a pair Of mules, said 70
be the best pair of mules ever seen
in Audrain county. Col. Sanford paid
200 plunks for the muleA.
Sunday being an ideal day, a large
number OF Mexico people called at
the Springs Sunday and dipped their
bills. It's a way they have. Bring
your cups, look pleasant and you'll
be happy.
Col. Haskell, the big oil king and
merchant Of Mexico, has the Led
ger Owls thanks for fayors- Col.
Haskell has been in the oil business
in Mexico for Is years. and, by close
attention to business. has built up a
splendid trade. He is always there
with the goods.
Isaac Bradley and little son,
James, formerly Of Mexico, now OF
Fit Collins, Colo, are in Mexico, the
guests OF Mr.. Bradley's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. James Bradley. Isaac re-
ports all the Mexico people living in
Fl. Collins as doing well, but they'll
be back. "They all come back"
John Haden and sister, Kiss Allie
RaasH, Ave Tor MuskOgee, Okla,
Saturday 10 resid- Mr.. Haden and
sister have nan friends in this city
uh r-fu raOraf 20 COO fham leave
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Geo. Robertson is home from st
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

Interest paid on all deposits. North
Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29
The Weekly Ledger
o the vagrant law.

r. "A. WHITE. Editor and Proprietor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

OPEN all screest belonging to the
public and help make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-29

The Ledger extends sympathy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Jan. I3-Forty second
day of the winter meeting of the Los Angeles
racing association. A. ". Hamilton, presiding
guage- Richard Dwyer. starter. Weather rainy.
Track heavy.
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs, 8
odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
li-5-Fsther stafford tshllng) l0I
2-4anana lIreueeil 109 100
rime-.Q6 40. IL 40. %. 40 40. .55 40,
0e. At pest minutes on at 1:54- bow
-Erd Pearson. Matte Russell, Empire Expedition.
BAYFIELD,. Mr.. Bishop, Roy II. Detector' Star
Thistle Bliss Carman. finished as named Value
70 winner S525- Winner b. g by The FriaI-
Lingerie. Trained by a. Mcdaniel start good
u on gauoping. Second and third driving
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. year Olds and
upward, purse:
6-5-La Gloria (Powers) .1l0 ! / h
I-lO-Golly Ding (Shillingl .l06 =
I6-1-Port Malone (8utwell)1O1 10
TIME %. "a 10. 30 80, "a - l,ui'
u. AT post 4 minutes. on at pa Bal
rome. Canardo. Caimar, Miilston finished as
named Value 10 winner $50 Winner eh. m.
by WoOlsthorpe- Sister Monica Trained by r.
,. Williams. Start good. Won driving. Sec
end easily. Third same.
THIRD RACE-Seren furlongs year olds
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin
l6-5-ProDer (Butwenl ..-...ll4 3 Il
l-5-Iickaway lNcGeel -.-lO5 b.
5O-l-DOnald McDOnld lSmtr) -
Tme-;l2 %. -23 40 80 %. AS. 100 3-5,
l.la 80. I.2T %. AT post ? minutes. on at
2:s7. Steel. Taunt Third Rail. Elizabeth +,
Maid Of Gotham Glaucus. finished named.
Value 10 winner S325. Winner b. h. by Pres
fonpans-Prim IT. Trained by F. Polk. Start
good. Won easily. Second driving Third
easily.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs year olds
and upward. selling:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin
7-2-Entre Nous (Archibadl 10Y p II
72-MOllie Montrose ,Shlngl iO5
6l-Lee Harrison ii lpOwrs l09
Ifme-.l1 49, D 1-5. 80. ~ Is. l;0l- Al
post J. minutes. or at 5-25. Shirley Rossmore.
Monte Lucille. Billy Mayham, Senator Barrett.
Dsorine. May Sutton. finished as named. Value
10 winner S325 Winner ch- IN. by Sslvstor-
lnstallatrix. Trained by J. Tigue. Start good.
- on easily. Second same. Third handily-
FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths
miles. year ods and upward. selling:
ODDS Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
S1-Merngo iMcCeel Zip
5-5-A. Muskoday fCiarkl ..--1l2 ,
T-l-Brancas fHOTardb .....1o9 5
Jme-.O6 -. rs Is. 30 %. :42 40, .53,
1907 50. 1.2l 1.33 4-5. I:47 3-5. 1855. 2:o2. Al
post p minute. OF at 3:45. Alteration Smirk
finished named Value 10 winner 1925
Winner ch. b. by Ornament Mary NJ. Trained
hr =. A. CIoptOn. Start good. Won in canter.
Second driving. Third easily.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs, 3 year olds and
upward. selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
1-2-Au Alone. 105 fIreubelb .-.-..--..-.-.
G5-l-Tramstor 109 king ........--.......
7-2Iim 0'TOOle. 1g9 (POwers) ......--......
Time. .O1. Adelbert Belle. Bold. Chipmunk
rSossiper H. Tnclement. Orphan Boy Pinaud
Servicence. Felma c. finished named
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
HAL CHASE MUST EXPLAIN
Special Dispoich 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-While the
much talked of case of Hal Chase. the
champion long distance contract jumper
Of the American league. virtually was
settled at the meeting of the national
commission at Cincinnati last week,
there viii be more delay before the
player OF good standing in organized
baseball Chase failed to give any
reason why he should be reinstated.
and also failed TO give his reasons for
jumping the Highlanders last fall. The
petition was sent back with the re-
quest that he give reasons explaining
his course
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
GEISHA GIRLS WILL PLAY BALL
Especial CORRESPONDENCE of The Call

HONOLULU, Jan. 5.-Hawaii is go
ing to start the ball rolling with
team of geisha girls, who are expect
ed to be in playing condition when
the Mike Fisher aggregation arrives
here. The girls are directly under
the care of Fred Maxine. half cast
japanese. 1t is expected there will
be a game between the girls and a
team of Japanese boys while Fisher
is here
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Arcadia Selections

First race-JOe Gaitens, Jane
Laurel. Maid of Gotham.
Second race-Frank G. Hogan,
Mary Van Buren,, Donau.
Third raee-Big Chief. Fern l.,
Rapid Water.
Fourth raee-Lady Irma, Be-
may, Short Cut.
Fifth race-Lord StanhOpe, Cap
tain Burnett. John Lyle.
Sixth race--GaIves, Orcagna.
Tim O'TooIe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
LATE SHIPPING INTELLrcENcE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Wednesday. Jan 13.
Stmr Prentiss. Iverson 81 hours from Eureka.
SAILED
Wednesday. Jan IS.
Stmr Aleatraz. Ellesen. Delmar.
Stmr Saginaw. Christensen. Grays Harbor.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SANTA BARBARA-Arrfved Jan 13-StmI
Santa Rosa. from San Diego. and sailed for San
Francisco.
sEATrLE-sailed Jan 13-stmr Cottage City,
for Skagway.
san PEDR0-sailed Jan ls-Br stmr vadso.
for Vancouver: stmr Coos Bay. for San Fran
cisco: stmr Brooklyn. for San Francisco; stmr
Helen L. Drew for Port San Luis
BY UNITED WIRIESS
Stmr Mann Smith. Jan 13. { m or Point
Arena. will arrive at San Francisco a M Jar
IA. from Coos bay
CAPE FLATTERY-Passed in Ian 13. 3:o(
p m-Schr Commerce. from San Pedro for Pure,
sound.
UNITED WIRELESS
Wednesday January IL
Stmr Nan Smith passed Point Arena AT
p. m; will arrive In San Francisco at a m,
tomorrow: rough seas: all we'll
Schr Thomas passed in Cape Flattcrv at 3.2l
p M, towing stormy progress difficult
Stmr Hilonian viii sail at daylight.