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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-20
Great Northern Time Card

. The official time card of the Great
Northern, showing changes effective
Sunday, May %, has been issued. The
RonneIs Ferry local, trains Nos. 263 and
264, have been discontinued, train No. 3.
westbound, and No. A, eastbound.
making regular and flag stops at the
smaller stations that have been served
by the local The time card at Newport
is as follows:
Westbound- l, 5:23 a. m. No. 43,
7:37 a. M; No. ;, 9:19 p. m.
Eastbound-No 2. 9:36 a. m. No. "A,
l 40 p. M; No. i, 1885 a. m.
Nos. and . are through trains Chi
cago to Tacoma without change, Nos. 43
and IA, Kansas City to Seattle via the
Burlington route; Nos. and 4 run st.
Paul to Seattle.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-20

&c. krause has purchased the launch
Maize from Il. X. Kennedy and will be-
gin to enjoy life on the Pend Oreille
His first experience with the launch did
not prove very enjoyable as he got his
thumb caught in the swiftly moving pro-
pellor and had pisce of it neatly sliced
off
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-20

Our Canned Goods and other Groceries are all
strictly Standard Brands. Space does not permit
listing everything, but prices average lower than
those of any other store in the Inland EMPIRE bar
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

The California jockey club and
the Los Angeles racing association
have pooled issues for the coming sea
son Of racing at Emeryville. This was
the announcement made yesterday BY
President Thomas H Williams in a
telegram he sent from New York to
Secretary Percy ". Treat
President Williams further announced
that it was more than likely that there
would be no race meet at Arcadia this
winter Horsemen are guaranteed at
least 50 days of actual racing at the
Oakland track during the season, which
opens Saturday, November 20, and the
nope Is expressed that the duration Of
the meeting will be longer.
There viii be no purse less than $3.50
and Williams says that money will be
onered as literally as conditions may
The telegram followed conference
which President Williams held in New
York with George Rose, barney
Schreiber and others interested in the
management of the Arcadia track It
has been rumOred for some weeks that
there would be no racing at Los
Angeles this winter 1t is understood
was arranged that upon his arrival in
New York he would meet the principal
stock holders to present his views and
ask them to agree TO his plans for car
rying on the sport in California this
winter That Messrs Rose, Schreiher
and the other interested turfmen agreed
with the president OF the local asso-
citation is evidenced by the statement
regarding the pooling OF issues. Just
what arran cement has been made is
not known here, but it is certain that
the management Of racing affairs in
California this season will practically
be IN the hands of Williams, who has
control Of about SS per cent Of the
stock OF the New California jockey
club. In this connection IL may be
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

ARCADIA POOLS ISSUE,
WITH OAKLAND TRACK
Williams Announces That There Will Probably
Be No Racing in South This Year

stated that George Rose has frequently
expressed his confidence in the judg-
ment of Williams on racing matters
and that he would not do anything at
Arcadia without consulting Williams.
While Williams speaks of guarantee
ing so days of racing. it is very likely
that the meeting at Oakland will con-
tinue for considerably longer period.
as the president of the local racing
association privately stated in Chiea go
while en- route TO New York that he
looked for a longer season.
No announcement has been made in
connection with the system N betting
TO be adopted at Emeryville and there
is much specula ton m that direction.
The case which is serving as a test of
the Otis-Walker antibetting law is
still pending before the court of ap-
peal and there is not likely to be any
plan formed until a decision is rendered.
Williams IS expected to return from
New York within a few weeks and
meanwhile further announcements will
doubtless be made by him after he has
looked over the situation on the east
ern tracks.
Already there is considerable activity
ments of horses will be made within a
few weeks from Vancouver, Salt Lake
City and other points.
The telegram from President VIII
Iiams follows:
NEW YORK, Oct IL
Percy W Treat. Secretary New California
Jockey Ciub-Please announce as follows: The
Los Angeles and New California jockey clubs
have pooled issues. 1t is more than likely that
no race meet viii be held at the Arcadia track
the coming winter. Racing will commence No
Tember 20 under the management of the New
California jockey club AT the Emeryxflle track
We guarantee the horsemen so days actual rae
ing. and hope that the meeting will last
longer. No purse less than $3.50. and money will
be offered literally as conditions may permit
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
ALLEGED HOTEL
THIEF is CAUGHT
Found Digging Up Stolen Jew
elry One Month After
Big Robbery
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

NAPA. Oct. 11.-After having his
valuable booty hidden for more than
a month in the vicinity of his crime,
Adolphus Petersen, who, up to about
the middle of September, was porter at
Aetna Springs II miles northeast of
St. Helena. came back for his spoiIs
last night and was caught.
During the recent vintage festival at
the springs several thousand dollars
of diamonds belonging TO the wife of
Proprietor l. D. Owens were stolen.
Several days later a safe in the cffice
was robbed of about $500. The book
keeper was arrested. but after being
sweated here for week was released.
Yesterday Petersen came up from San
Francisco and was seen by Manager
W. II. Merrifie1d of the resort In the
act of digging up the stolen vaIua bIes.
NJ terrified held up Petersen at the point
of shotgun and the thief threw sew
era1 bundles down a steep canyon.
These were recovered by Sheriff Dun
lap and proved to be diamonds. cash
and currency. Petersen. who had been
employed in San Francisco, had 81
and a bank book for 800. He denies
his guilt
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Marriage Licenses

rhe following marriage licenses were issued il
san Francisco Monday, October il. 1903:
RG-LONSETH-OIof sar-sherg. q
"a Preeita ave-. and Margaret Lonseth. 70.
D-sIERRILL-Harry 2 Csurhard
=. and Flora B Merrill. IS. both of San
Anselnlc-
-BORELL0-Gottarso Ca-sllf. 81.
ls4s Lombard st. and Deihna B0reilo. D. 1851
DE YTT-coRBETT-AIfred C. de wit y.
81 Church 81, and Hazel C. Ccrbert. IS, 1864
OfFarreil 81
-NICHoLs-Ryiand brennan. 81.
San Francisco, and Lois 81 Nichols, 81 Santa
Cruz
ELLESON-JE EIIeson. 21 Eu-
reka. and Ella 5. Jensen, IS, I54I Eddy st
FILEs-LANDAKER-Lou z Files. IS and
Alice Landaker. %. both q 1890 Ellis ST.
HERR8fANS-NUNz-O r Hermann 2s.
EEILBAR-PoRTERFE c. Keil-
bar- -, Oakland. and Hazel NJ Porterheid, 20.
Elnhurst
RTI-BUOSLANPERT - DanIAno B.
LAmpeEu, =, and Angela Buonlanperti- .,
both of Crocket-
-HOOvER-AIexauder = Macdon-
al6- -. ard Josephine Hoover. -. both OF
MACKEY-HUME-w william H Mackey. 4s. Chi
cage, and Hannah E. Hume. A. Redding.
MAIDER-PEDEN-Fred Nader % san Fran
cisco. AID Fannie Pede1. %. $50 Eddy st.
MARTINELLT-AIARTINE - Albert Marff-
neil- 81 ana Matilda MartinelH Is both
Of 303 Pixley ave
-FERRIss-EuEene s. Mcdowell.
46 Reno. Nev-, and Selma NJ Ferriss. 50.
Seattle. Wash
PARKER-R -REISHARDT-ward E. Parker. %.
and Hebe IL Eeinhardt. -, both of Los An
Eeies-
LESTRERI-MicaIanceIo salvato.
-, 10 Russian St. and Maria BaIestreri. 70.
z64s LezvenEorrh St
SATARIANo-IPPOLTDO Satariano. p
s254 Folsom ST, and Maria A. Ippolito. Is
1So Precfta ave.
SEAHOLN- UILL.-Otto r. Seah0lm. A. Fort
Bragg. and Mama YuiIi. IS, Providence, r. l.
BfTTH-1fCSIE-Harry v. Smith 2s I7O4
Geary ST, and Nellie Musk. g, SO Webster
street.
sTTHERLAND AND-CA3fPBELL suther-
Land 60 and Hannah Campbell. 20, both of
SOS California -.
-SCHOENE-Herber o. Thomas. ~
Hillcrest and IrlenniaI 7 Schoene. -. san
FrznclscO-
WHITE-TUCKER-John H white 81 e47
Baker ST.. ana Berrie Tucker. -. Oroville.
EILLIA3cS-0SBU URN-Wfnfeld s Williams
81 and WI1ifred G. osburn. - both Of 1851
LTon 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
DEATHS

Arnold this city. October Q. 1900. Francis
W. dearly beloved husband OF Catherine Ar
mold. a native Of Ireland.
The funeral win take place today Tues
day. at o'clock a. m. from his late rest
dence. ST. Hayes street thence to Sacred
Heart church. where a requiem high mass win
nencing az $50 O'Clock. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
EoTTIEI-In this city. October II. 1909. Amelia
Bottini. dearly beloved wife Of the late Bat
tista B0ttini. mother Of the late Teresa
Lepori, mother IN law OF Ernest Lepori. and
grandmother Of Alfred Lepori native of
Lonote. Milan, Italy. aged 20 years.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday. October 13. 1909. at 7.30 o'clock
a m, from her late residence, $50 Union
street. thence by Sausalito ferry at s a. m
70 san Rafael Marin county, Cal, where
interment viii take place
cRowLEY-In Mountain View. Cal. October
10. 1903. beloved son Of the late Timothy
and Nary Crowley. devoted father Of Margaret
Crowley: loving brother OF Mrs Thomas Cox
q Crockett and Maggie, julia and William
Crowley Of Mountain View. and nephew OF
Michael Crowley OF san Francisco. a native
of Mountain View. Cal, aged Al years and
IL months.
DAvIs-Tn Boston, Mass, October 4. 1909.
Elise kohIer Davis. wife Of wits E. Davis.
and mother OF Mrs Pierre c. Moore, Sidny
A. and Willis E. Davis Jr-
Interment private.
DoLLY-In this city. October 10, 1900, Michael
Dolly. a native Of Ireland
fHe nariors OF Carew & English, 1918 Geary
street.
DU1N-In this city. October 10. 1909. Cor
nelIus Dunn a native OF Australia. aged SO
years.
EKLuED-In this city, October TO- 1909 Ellis
Eklund- a native Of Finland. aged 80 years.
member Of Cement Workers Union.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Tues
day) October II. 1909. at II o'clock a. m,
from the funeral parlors Of Green. Ryan &
Donohoe northeast corner OF Sixteenth and
Guerrero streets. thence by IL 30 train from
Twenty-dffh and Valencia streets. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery.
GEIsER-Tn this city October 0, 1909. at the
French hospital RENE Geiser. beloved mother
II z. Janickf Of Les Angeles. a native Of
Switzerland. aged 81 years and month.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Tuesday. October II. 1909. at 100 O'Clock
D. m al the funeral parInrs os julius s.
Godeau- 1905 franklin street. Oakland. thence
10 st. Francis de Sales church. corner Of
Twentieth aud Grove streets. Interment ST.
Marys cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Belmont Park Races

BELMONT PARK. " Y. Oct u.-Fauntle-
roy I 10 1 easily won the 81 500 Champagne
stake, the feature Of the closing day at Bel
mont park Grasmere went away In front with
kingship and Fauntieroy close up. but at the
6nal furlcng pole Grasmere quit and Fauntleroy
went into the lead and easily By three
lengths. with kingshlp two lengths before
Candleberry. Results
First race. SIX furl0ngs-TOm MeGrath, to
l. won: Home Run. 10 1. second; Bon H0mme,
5 10 l. third Time f:I3.
Second race. steepiechase- about two miles
Pretty Michael, TO ;. vou: Andrew Summers,
70 >. second; Ruxton. 10 > third Time
4-06. Sandy Creeker fell aH& broke his leg
and was destroyed.
Third race, one mile-Wise Mason, TO 5,
Won: Af1iction. even. second Philancer, 40 10
1, third Time 1 80 %
Fourth race. seven furlongs. the Champs agne
stake-Fauntleroy, 70 1. Won: Kingship, TO
?. second; Candleberry. To 5. third. Time
D 3-5
Fifth race. i've and half furlengs. straight
Galley Slave. ) 70 ;. Won. Billiard Ball. II 10
10. second; Pronle, 70 1. third. Time. I.04 %
sixth race, one and a sixteenth miIes-Sunn-
mer Night. TO ? won: Court Lady. TO l.
second Paradise Queen, 5 20 ?, third Time
la
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

QUEEN high mass viii be celebrated for the
repose Of bis soul. commencing at 10 A. M
Interment Holy Cross cemetery
PEESoES-Tn this city October TO- 1909 L.aurs
beatrice Persons, dearly beloved wife 81
W NJ: Persons. mother OF Albert NJ Persons
beloved daughter Of Michael and Mary o'Do,
nerty, and sister OF e o., Stanley and Alfred
Kelly. native Of New Zealand aged 3q
years months and 2 days.
Friends and acquainfances are rnsnecff1YITv
invited to attend the funeral services toda '
tfuesdayl. October Il. 1909, at . O'Clock
p NJ af the mortuary chapel OF H P Peter
sen 1912 Devisadero street between Ellis and
o'farre1- Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
RoBEETs-In this city, October IL. 1908.
Edwin Roberts, and beloved mother Of h ST.
Burdtck and the late Mrs. Lillian de Bruler,
native OF Chiiicothe. Ohio aged 81 years
months and 10 days.
RoHIHsoN-In this city. October 10. 1909. Mary
G.. dearly beloved wife Of Frederick Robinson.
devoted daughter OF Michael and the late Mary
Treacey, Mrs. NJ Ahern and Mrs @. Rein
hardt. native Of Ireland aged Al years f0
months and 81 days.
Friends and acauaintances are resuectfuIIv
invited to attend the funeral today Tues
eayl, eyl October y, 1909 at O'clock m.
& Co.. 649 Green street between Stockton and
Powell, thence TO st. Francis church. corner
Of Montgomery avenue and Vallejo street
where a requiem high mass viii be celebrated
d dog the rep9se OF her soul commencing at
SEARP-In this city. October TO- 1909 VII
liam j.. husband OF Laura Josephine sharp.
rather OF William j., Wilber s.. Lydia p
and Thomas 0'Neil Sharp. son OF the late
Margaret Harvey. and brother OF Jo-enh
Sharp, Mrs. Daniel Connolly Mrs Iames
Camp and Richard and George Harvev = ns,
tive OF San Francisco. Cal. aged 4S years
Friends and aequaiutancps are resnecfr,,ITv
invited to attend the funeral service s4on,or
row "wednesday, October 49, re0a ~ IN
O'Clock a M. from the funeral parIors Of Va
lente. Marini. Marals & Co.. 344s Mission
street near Thirtieth. Interment Mount CIjva+
cemetery. by electric funeral car leaving
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets at 1850
o'clock
sEEPARD-In this city, October 10, 1909. Mrs.
Sarah Lee Shepard. daughter OF the Tata
John Lee. and sister Of John Lee Jr na
tive Of San Francisco, Cal, aged SO yesr-
sIMPSoN-In this city. October 10. 1909 Mary
Simpson beloved mother Of Mrs Marrars+
Charles. and grandmother OF Hazel Charles a
native Of Canada. aged % years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow "wednesday October
H. 1908 at 10 o'clock a. m, from the cbanar
Of N Gray Co.. 2196 Gesry street corner
of Devfsadero. Incineration Odd Fellows ereu,-
atory.
wHITELY-In this city. October 9. 1909. James
Whitley Of New York. aged 64 years
Interment Woodawn. New York.
YouNGREN-In this city. October 10 faoa
Russell Conrad. dearly beloved and only child
native OF San Francisco. aged months and
days
Friends and acquaintances are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrDv
"Wednesday at 1.30 p m, from the resi-
dence of his parents 1859 Sixth avenue
(Sunset district. Interment Mount Olfvet
cemetery, by carriage
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Latonia Races

CINCINNATI. Oct 1.-The fall meeting
opened at Latonia today. The feature OF an
ordinary card. the fourth race. was won by
Zephyr IN nose finish with BrunhiIde. Re
suits:
First race. six furIongs-Gypsy King to 5.
won; IransvasI 25 10 l, second; 7. N. Green,
TO l. third Time, I:17.
Second race. 1--WE furiougs-Ben K. Sleet
even. won; Howdy Howdy. 9 TO 5, second;
Calash, I TO ? third Time 1903 3-5
Third race. one miIe-Bonnfe Bard. to S,
won; The Wrestler, . to g. second; Ida May
10 .. third Time, I.43 To-
Fourth race. I've and half furlonrs-Zephvr
2 to 1, won; Brunhilde. 2 TO 1, second; Autumn
Rose. TO l. third Time. 100 4-5
Fifth race, one mIIe-PocotaiiCo 5 to L wen
Warden, 10 s. second; Roseburg H. even
third. Time, I:45
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles-Water
Lake, 10 2 won; Bannock Bob, to 5.
second: Hnerfano, 1 TO g. third. Time 200 rs
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
MARRIAGES

BETER-LE BALLISTER-In this city, October
10, 1903. BY the Rev. J. Fuendellng. William
Beyer and Irene Eta lie Barrister.
BROWN-SNIITH-In this city. October 10,
1908. by the Rev William RAIDER, Robert D.
Brown Of Colfax, Cal. and Minnie c. Smith OF
San Francisco.
CHRANE-yfzcART ARTEUR-In this city. De-
ro6er ., 1903. By the Rev William RAIDER.
Thomas r Cochrane and Elizabeth A. Mac
Arthur, both Of San Francisco.
EDGERTON-wHEELE LER-In this city October
4. 1903. bT the Rev. William RAIDER. Robert
H. Edgerton and Ruby May Wheeler, both OF
san Francisco.
MILLER-PR0VENCE-I this city October 10,
1903. by the Rev William Schmidt. Herman
Miller and Elizabeth Provence both of San
Francisco.
wIENER-CALKINS-In this city. October O.
1909. By the Rev J. FGendeling. Harry
Charles Wiener and Ella c. Caikins.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
THREE PETITIONS IN
BANKRUPTCY FILED
Farmers Liabilities Are SzO,-
I4I.5I With S4,O77 as Assets

II. Z. Hamblet. a plumber OF East
San Jose. fled a petition in bankruptcy
yesterday in the United States district
court His liabilities are scheduled at
s1.4z7.4S, with s23I in available assets
George W Bray, farmer OF Nico-
laus. Suffer county, filed a petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities, S20,14I3I,
with s4,077 assets.
Thomas BOIes. a Iaundryman of Sac
ramento. fled a petition in bankruptcy.
Liza bilfties. s67250. with $50 IN avail
able assets
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Notable Deaths

C. HOFFMAN,. UEIAE KEzcEAET-J-kiah. Oct.
----N- Holman, ore ef the most widely
Ano"n men n northern California and for
tne last 40 Years praprietor OF 4 Is-re n,e--
cLala--e store here suecumbed 70 4 stroke
II apoplezy yesterday morning.
GEE- AMOS s. KIEEALL, U s. A--wssh-
-A2tQn- OCT. ll--Brl caGler General Amos s
kimbaL T. s A.. retired Who saw 20 Years.
service ID the army and was retired at his
o"n request n 1902 died AZ his home here
yesterday az the age q 80 Fears- Heart failure
was tie eause II his death
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
FUND COLLECTED FOR
MEXICAN SUFFERERS
S1,475 Turned Over to the Red
Cross Society

The fund for the Mexican food suf-
ferers being collected by the California
Red Cross amounted to ST.475.27 yes
terday of which amount $7S5.02 was
sent in through the Mexican consul
general and S115 collected by the San
Diego subdivision of the American Ma
tionaI Red Cross. Among the recent
donors were Mrs. Helen GoodaII, Nor
ris Hardman, Mrs. r. Taylor, Mrs.
Richards. Mrs. D. Tillinghast. Mrs. H.
Cohen, Mrs J. H. Trait and r. Row.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

Birth marriage and death notices sent By mail
vii not Be- inserted. They must be hanfed n at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
WITH the name and residence of persons 1urbcf-
szed to have the same published Notices re-
sfricted simply % the announcement of the event
are published "a this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

Among the youn gsters E. r. Bradley
will consign to the Lexington sale is a
TO be offered are a flIy by Cunar,l-
bertha, colt by Cunarg- -BonibIe and a
dIIy by St Avonfcus
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
NEWS Of THE OCEAN
Chanre of Masters

Steamer Nonpariel. old master John G. Swan,
new master P. l. Petersen; steamer Newport
old master J. W. Saunder. master W. J.
Russell; schooner Jennie and Edna old master
John Anderson, master Jacob Conrads
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Nofice to Mariner.

The following affects the List Of Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific Coast. 1908. page t. Nos.
marks, Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistrict 1909
page 49,
HAWAII
Makapuu point light station. Oahu island
established at this station a hyperradfant light
flashing white n seconds, eeiipse u seconds
about 420 feet above high water and % feet
above the ground. on cement gray cylindrical
tower 90 feet in diameter at the base sur
mounted by a hTperradiant lantern with YER
teal posts and horizontal sash bars. painted
black.
The light is visible from a vessel from IL de-
grees true IN. 1-16 E mag.l around By west and
south to rs degrees true (SE. By z. 1915 E
mag.l !; obscured between 161 degrees true (SSE-
u-I6 E. mag by Manana island. In clear
weather the light should be visible at a distance
Of % miles. the observers eye being Is feet
above level.
Approximate geographic observation-disclosures Il
degrees IS minutes II seconds, according to chart
s67- photographic ofnce- Latitude 81 degrees IS
tory survey. 1902. Longitude I5T degrees 80
minutes seconds, as taken from both above au-
thorities-
No. A, re-established-This beacon light carried
away July 2I, 1908. was re-established September
80. 1909. As at present located the light is
about % feet to the eastward OF its former locH-
ton and about 50 feet from the edge OF the
dredged channel limits, and $50 feet from the 33
foot curve.
Crematory chimney. 81 degrees so minutes true
me e-l6 Z mag-l; quarantine wharf. east
tangent. II degrees 20 minutes true n. 3-I6 E.
mag: hagstaf in front OF office Ousrantine
island. 336 degrees 40 minutes true (NW. by
Nd.
ued September 50. as heretofore announced. It
will be discontinued on or about October 4 1909
By order OF the lighthouse board
V. s HOUSTON. Lieut., L. S. N
Assistant to the INSPECTOR. Twelfth L. H Sr
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
RLRTHS

RoSENRLTN-Septenber % 1909 t5 the wife
q william R0seHblnm o. GuadaIuDe, son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Losr AND FouND-contlnued

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertise
il here II will be returned 70 you II an
honest person finds IL Remarkable re-
cOverfes are brought about every DAY
IF Y0U FIND ANYTHING BRING Il
70 the
y.>s~>>-s--~>----s----~---->~-s~-~~
sSan FraneixcO Call
Lost and Found Bureau
fFhird and Market >trert<
S---->-.--~-s->-->--->-~---->--~
Get claim check. Have IL advertised
Reclaim II IL the owner does not
THE LAW-PeopIe who ind lost arti-
cieS are interested IN knowing thar rne
state law is strict in requiring them 70
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise. and that failure to do 20.
II proof can be shevn, involves a severe
penalty
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
MEETIsGs-Lodge.

NINTH annual concert and ball
Of THE GAELIC DANCING
CLUB viii be given at the Au-
ditortuln. Page and Fillmore
sts.. THURSDAY EVENING.
OCT. Il. Four and eight hand
reels by members OF the club.
Grand exhibition OF Gaelic
dancing By Juveniles and other
attractive features. General
admission Soc
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
Nntier ta N1nrtner.

The following Affects the List Of Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific Coast. 1908. page - No.
Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistrict. 1909 pages l6
and Isl.
HAWAII
Oahu island, Pearl harbor-Peninsula point
shoal buoy II. third class spar broken from
IT'S mcorings August %. replaced September
IS. By order Of the lighthouse board
V. 8. HOUSTON Lieut. u &
Assistant TO the Inspector. Twelfth L. H Dist
Chartered for Lumber
The barkenttne Aurora. on Puget sound IL
under charter for lumber thence to Guaymas
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12

The following affects the List Of Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific Coast. 1908. page r. Nos.
533 and ass tLiSt OF Lights Bu0ys and Day
marks, Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistrict 1903
page 16).
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-12
HAWAII


The barkenttne Aurora. Puget sound
under charter for lumber thence TO Guaymas