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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01

The biggest clubbing offer ever
made. Amador Ledger and Bulletin.
the leading evening daily paper of
San Francisco, only So per year. in
advance. Subscribe now.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time and by a medicine which
like Chamberlain collie cholera and
diarrhoea remedy not only cures prompt
ly but produces no unpleasant after
effects. 1t never fails and is pleasant
and safe to take. Sold by all dealers.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01
Special Small Ads.

Advertisements under this head. not exceed
ing lines, will be inserted at SOC per month, 5
cents per line for less than one month
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01

FOR RENT. The store premises
now occupied by the Red Front, on
Main street, Jackson, opposite the
Globe hotel. For particulars apply
to George Weller, jackson.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01
AMADOR LEDGER
JACKSON, CAL. APRIL /, 1870
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
,perature in Jackson for each day together with
the rainfall, as recorded by selfregi steering
instruments kept at the Ledger Office.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01

Receipt books, location blanks, deeds
mortgages, promissory notes, etc.
FOR sale: also mining signals on
cloth at Ledger office
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01
LIBERAL OFFER.

All persons who call at the headquar-
ters of Fe--Don's Medical Experts, 1910
Eighth street, Sacramento, between now
and April Is, 1910, will be treated by
them for cost of medicine only. No
extra charges are made beyond the price
of the medicine received in each case
to complete the cure, except fee of
sl.00 for examination. This offer ex-
pires April Is, and will positively not
be extended.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-04-01

Total rainfall for season 30 date '24.76 inches
To corresponding period last season 3i.l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Ter 9cntide Gorrcipouocnt.

Sic cin6igc bcutihe 3eitung III
Baltimore. pcIhe bcn Hcicrn o!!e
Ncui9fcitcn Der Stoot, bcs StdotcS
n1o Der Wclt t1DlidJ iriit Iicicrt.
Gic ciu5igc oelliid)e 3citina, ipcld)c
in allen arciicn ocS Teu:ihtbvmS
gclcien miro. Nir Der nGorreinnn'
6rt" brin9t Die Gcpeid)cn h"- ratiio'
ciirtcn 0rciic," bercn Mitglieo Der.
ic!bc iii. Scr Correspondent" lit Die
cir5igc oeutidc 3cihmB, mclfc iib
orober 8erbrcitung in Marpluno.
Noibinatou. 9irginicu. @cit'Birai'
MEN, ionic inn aan;cn Siihcn crircut;
iicbt fcincr bieii1cn grobcrcn cne!i'
id)cu 3citrrJ i'm G%cpcid)un. uno
2otoInahrld)tcn.G icnit nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

@cinnhc critidt. - Ai,i otr
1eli9ht. Gnrm ali Der Rciitcrstclrn
Moab in 9aItiniprc.G oIiitp iinb II.
9th nnlin j. AibJclp mo ieinc 3ra'
s%riiert tobcSii bird aoblfnans CT
Itidt. Gie bcibelt 1lten 9eute it,lie,
ieE III cii,em ;3itnnier fiber cinenl
Hnurle nit ciilem Glen unh eincr
Net5tromnicl. @1hreno Der Hod)t
nh,b iidJ Ger 8erihIiib Der T6bre pci,
ie!hit seid,lciien bnben. inns bus Son
lcn1as oroita hilrd oas gauge SatiS.
als am n5d)lten }ngc Der IN Ser
&ahbaridinit mobncnoc Sobn ieiite
Gltcrn r;dlt r.c gelu6hnlid, hc,neriie.
bradl CT bic 5hiire eli, iii,o iono Die
ditch aeiite 6oiinnnnaHles I'M ectt.
Gin ioftrt Aerbei geboItcrar3t brnd,tr
Zen sc Snbrc alic, Mnnii inns ociicll
- Sabre dlte sSrdt iudl ciuigcr
Milbe mieScr ifi ons 2cbeii 5nriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
2ofnI6cridtc ans @aibiustOn.
lad cinem Sabre.

NN9 az ~
Gotrif ). 2pnd, Der Dor eincnl
Sabre ollrd) bns 5uf1uige glbgebcn
zines HepolperS, oen cr i'll Ser SunO
botte, Den SOB cineS MnnneS No-
mems @nr. Woorc peruriudte, lit bon
j. =. Neubed, Dem Iominiltrotor fir
Moore'S Nodlab. fir $4,000 Gnt-
lfaoiglng n~erflagt moroen.
Cine cute @inunbmc
Ger Sobresberiht ser @oiDington
@oslift.Gp. iiir 1909, Ser ioeben be
FAINT genlod)t miro, 5cist, Dob Die
Netto, Ginfiinitc $672,333,59 bctrit
gen. Ter @crtb DER Nnlngcn mo
@cref)tionc Scr Gonpugnic. ooa Ut,
t%icllfdpitdl nidlt cinaeld)lolicl, iii
$S.603, 1886. Gle Gonlpugnie bot
ein nusItebenoeS 9tttienfopital ron
$4,000 600.
Gin 6ouuernenr iir
@oibington.
&m Observation-Disclosures iuurbc &c
Iicrn cine Dill cillgercid,t, mcld)c Die
Serlualtuna bes GiItritts Columbia
burd, 3 GommiiiGrc obihafit nnb 90.
fiir eincn 0ouDcr1cltr mo cincn
Stootrntb uon is 0fitglicoern cil,-
iett. Ter @pl,perncur ioQ bonn ErGs
lioerten o,,f / Sabre crnnnnt mer6ell.
loluir olld) Die IS Mitgiieoer Oca
StnNtrntheS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

Is the only German Newspaper In Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT Is the only Der.
man PAPER in Baltimore TINT gives it's read
ers all the important happenings IN the
city, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far M Its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CoRREsPON DENT is the only Ger
man News paper Int circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
south,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Qe6rn in icoem lrppirn!

Gus 1Iuidicniiil. Tepartcnicnt Der
Meo. Biintber, jun. 9rau.Go. lit nit
oc,t iicueitcn Ginrihhrngcit pericten
ryrmittelii bercr Dos Bier Oireft aus
bcit Nugeridiiern Ser Vrunerei ben
Ninidlen ,iaciiihrt nirb. Tlc Golse
III eli, perleitbes, id,dnhenbts, rcineS
Nier; b~rirhaers fir neutrality-suspicious.
At c~inpEetlan. Ueiteflt oireft uri, Der
Wrantrri 2 Tiitenh Tlaidlcn $500.
IS. & Z. Nboap. Motie "a.
lMai4, 81. To,Sa-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

Gle centennial Icicr
Der z hlnht bel Nortb
Koint miro in 1914 icbeniolls bier
i1i cntiprcdcnhtr Nciie bcsonacu
werbrn. Gic .&roBe Nrmcc DER Nc
rnblif" triiit Jest itnn Sorbrrcitlu,-
Aun. ons NationaI-2ascr bier III ic-
Ncin So1re ab5uboltcn, ullb c5 mir.
Ger Damn inr9cid6r 100000 Mitglic.
Ser bier all Der 6eicr ibciIncbmcl
t6nlcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
rSerein Srntider Trcimanrcr .pun
W,arnlano."

Ieriammlnng am ScnRiaa, Ssn
13. 1ehruar, attRbs Svilhr, III
SIaaectf's !Oalr, Mr. 614--616,
rrS.Strmont.Npes Esgraber 2. y.
sGrcrpes, Mitslieb Der .Abbtrenet'
fusc Nr. 49," bebanbelt Dos 1brmn
r6rcimanrerci inb muocrne Vru'
lcmc."
Taal lo1dnniea, Srfrrtar.
go ,43l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
shru. 3. Tithtr 4. Co..
2l7 TIT SJditimure .StraHe.

Teuiihcs mnb dnbercS niisI1nbi.
idlca @rIo gefonit NIB ~rertollit.
Selhicrhdnseii. btfprat nnf rnhiih.
'uns. Ceiircth. MnBidno III, I. n
Mrt,lrI o~,sacfteI1t dui a,istanniidt
uonten, Stroittrteie utb ltnpelere
0heaiies. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Stdot Earttmore.
lluterbaItxnas.0 cgnriier.
.tnsrmie"-- lbc @arocit 0iocN".

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Rdrio".
n@nuiSap"-r Gborpliu's Iruppc in Sleeper.
loire.
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mo Der 0iHctoerapb.
,Srm NtpnumcntuI" pa CnccU NJ tbe Saren" d.
,.g~9iiiun.SBeatrr," Baltimore nd1e @ao'5tr.
3lgltd uHuuierhrudlCHt GNuoebile lil,o
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) llhr NhcHbS. guccint'a Gpgg o.HncGme
guiiCrflN'
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rem ii. Sebulor, ,glhmittdQ" 4 lhr. 1lueitto
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Nereiu 9ibrFtn" M{outuq. oUr IA. Schrudr.
Nrobcr WiuSicnbGu I'm scr nGdbcr.gpttGnt'3 seize
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
. Wsibfcnbnnncn

@ciSienbnuacn nod Teniidllone
mo Cei'reih . lluanrn iid1cr nnn
ld;nea beiorai. n 70 una 20 Mdrt..
ionic 10 uu6 81 Arunen-S hetne 81
p~crfnnien.
Chen. 8. Situsr & 60,
'9--l Er. at. Ch.tla Itimpre.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
s!ns benz Snncren MarDlanS's nmb
ben a%HsrcusenScu Stnaten.
y + II.

Sn @cloir. SurforosGountD, lit Sri.
Sliian 4. Strect, cine Sd,ipcltcr ser
Grnu Stebenion ". @i1iomS, im NJ.
ter pon GO So5ren 9eiturben. Gin
@rllber Scr GoGingeitieoenen lit Or.
ct. Clair Street III aaniaS Gitp.
Wiliouri.
Sn ser NGGe por SoGnspiQc, Tre,
ocrid Gountp, lit Sr. Cabin 9. @u.
ocrs inn Nlter bon oS SnDren geitor.
bcu. Sr. Mlocrs mar siuei Mol Mits
0li'o Ger StaotSgeictgcbung unb be,
trieb LANCE Sabre cire Milhle.
Gt NialanSport. No. lit ser 30
SATIRE alto @ni. 8. Irofe am Ybi.
lippincuiicber gcItorbcr. Grnfe wor
10 Sabre lang i'm slueitcn Sniante,
rie.&e9iment IN Ben GGilippiuen mo
fcbrtc poriDc3 Sobr fronf bicr6er SIT,
rid.
@cihGftemirrcn.
@ie niS NcItmiitlter, Gorrolls
County, berid)tet miro, lit nili Antrog
Scr nHutionu( Supplp 60" inn Cor,
tiaen arciSgerid)t Elm Sequeiter fir
oic vTeaeitcr 60" crnonrt lporoen.
InS 8eid)oit mllroe IN 1905 bon
Srn. eolparO s. Tegeitcr bon 9olti
more ms 2ehcn geruien. Gic Der.
binolihteitell belalicn iidl auf circu
$25,00N.
9ronO in Seitlun0.
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Soben oea 0rll. Golporo 9rc6S total
nuage6ronnt. 9tcben Gem 8cid)Gitc
itono cin Giierbobniuogaon nit ii
ilenl A%lltonobil barnni. mc(d,e al,d)
Don ben 6lumrcu jcritort wuroen.
Ser Sdobcn miro nuf $1,000 &c.
ihGb;.
@olic im eitliMcn
Marnl0 D.
Mu bcn Soutb Nonntuins IN
@uibington. Gountp linb, mic ats Na,
gerHtolun bcridt,t miro, Woiie crld)ic.
nel,, Weldbe Die gauge WcNcnN mllihcr
modem. Dor ciniaen 5u0en gilN
Gofob MnrM cinr ciriouc Ncrgitrnbe
cntlnng mad, iciilcm &,nuie jL ais ain
panr bunNrinc @GIic ibn io!gtcn mo
i'm alliligreiicu uerInd)tcn. 3unt
0liid fem icin 9ruocr nit cirenl
&nqcn hirter inn her uiio pcridjcudl.
te 6us &ieb5eltg. Mon bot SpuWcn
Ger @olic III iolt allcn @eacnNcn beS
eountG2 I'M Sd)le, bcobohtet mn
iii Oct Hniid)l. ha6 Die aaltc III Ocn
8chirseit Genliglpunien'S Die hn.,a,
riaen Sbiere nod, MarpIanb actrir
Ben bot. Gle Tornicr hes Nowt"S
hobci iid, organiiirt mo uolcn Sos
Int'iqri1c 0elineci ucrireiben. gSc
Die Snyltcr ucriidcri, lit oieie9 Sohr
i'll aolsc Ger idjuricn a1lte ein grtes
SbItiabr 5t criunrtei..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

Ecriouut. Nptij. 0r,Mio'
rilniliun Winrf,is. Der bisheriae Ghei.
Rebuftcur otS Baltimore Somltol. "
bat gpiiern ireitpiGig ieine Siellutla
llieoergeIeNt mo bot ieine Gcrbin-
biingcn nit Der ;}eititilg 1rl0It.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Sonrenanf. hnb ltntergang.
TaS @ctttr.

Nilr Morulnnb uno Zen GiItrilt
Columbia hcptc tbcihpeiic heluGltt
un0 t0It,r; Morgcu flor; iriitc mcit.
lihc bis uoromcItlihc @in0c.
M~iicynbCl NOR Dos W@ttcr Nclicrn.
Sdon an Sprnlittug inh ea irllb NM
nchIiN olla NM am NohmittaA Icbtc
pon 3cit 81 }cit cin !cldtcr Hc1el
Gin. lie hod)itc %Scmrcrntur lpor 80
WrnG nm s llhr Nbcnh& mo 81, nicb.
rilIte 81 Wroo nm & lltr Mor1enS.
Nn 0fl unrcrcn 9lnNeS Ncttcrtc
obadtuuNoitoiioncn oca Yurhc3 mnrs
0cu Die ioldenocn bodjItrn Sempern-
illycn ucr5eifnct:
EortIanO IS. Nlbnup 10, Ncu- 2)Ort
&C.. Bhitneclpbiu 10. atlontic &itp
II, Norltiieio 10, 9uiiolo 81, 9Icue
lonb 81, 1etrpii b, Alpeno IS. Miay-
oltcttc %. @reru Ban 20. Tulutb #.
81. Euul IS, @lron f.. 9isn0rd iO.
Niuiitou II. &ourc 10, Seleno 3e.
NCacr mari 3icgcItcinc
nod Ciucm 3ino, 80 Ter Neqcr
Mnriimer Sill bon Seiierioli,. nuhe
G0rolineiirnbe. wuroc Neiiern Gem
Eoti;eirid)tar S'9tein IN Ger 0IllId,cu
&oli5ciitoiicn inter Ger NniGul6i,
NlulA uornciiihrt ou0cblld) Gem bier.
i0hriGcl Src0erid Nnpler pcu ?tr.
2S}l. N~ubionlirabc. ciucn 3ieNcliieii
az 0en Gopi ~99upriCi il BADEN, los
Slime, G0s nu Der Gtirr nn0 onl
M@no pcrIcbt muroc. tonntr Ncitcril
mdi jIum YarbGr erid'eircn, TrahnIh
Scr Nrncr BIS Sn"litag nod Ncr &c.
'0llNniG Qclun6t muroc. Nic imei
ur6erc iielnr ancber, bic nit Trehr
rid 6UlNnuueN luurtn alr9nbcr. hot.
iUl lie hitrd) cine SciilunlG nm 5oWl
cillca NnI}noigH an Hoitoniirabr 'in
Dem NiG ur0citctc. geieben, wornill
sill cincr 3icGclitein crariii uuO nod
ihncn mari. Ter lIeiue SrcSeriG Datt>
Nica nid,t brob1d'tet mo WnrNc rol
Gem Stein actrOiien.
9lutitnri brodtr ieiu
Vuhc. - SIN ulteii Sioota. (nhnda.
@ngerbmls al bey Ode BON G0orie>'
mo Gonnrnp.S trobe id,ico 1eitcrll
Nndlntittaa Der 80 Satire uIic Go
murb z Forleit Uou 4prntStoUn
NO. elm sInaeilclltcr Der .Ysmcricol,
lpbncco g." ptGslidl oil bet Ncllcl
clrco 8liitituries oiia Dem Scbcn
Gcrclter IT. Cite d. HcinhorNt pen
iiiSlihen TiIlrilt gob iod) %clngcfcn
Ter llntcriudnna Zen Sridnom irei
Tics lit Der brittle plotIide SoocS.
mi. Der lid innerbolh brei Monnier
III Den bcibeu Staot* lobatNldaer.
tditiern juaetr1gcn hat. Gin (Ga
mo eth .Rnd)tlpad,ter wurScn al;
4eiGen in oieiel @cb1rocn unigc
,iruoer.
2iebesbed1cr fiir Gene
tdI SGrpod. - Iic 8rcb(oa
DER tSrcimanrer uoii Iieainien ia
rem Gcicral lbonids !. Sbrpot
c;neii 9~ichesbefer iibcrreiden IoiFer
Ter 6sier. lneIdle III Hidjuiouo iiatt
ianb. lpnlnieu q BroBnleiiler De
Staates 9irgiuien bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Hoha.
Stbbei's rinaiacs Etnoip.


areermaun frnM bic ssn nus &C.
liffertr Mrbcit; uir Senfcn uidr Do.
tun, uns i'lbit III iohyn, iunbrrn iiber'
laTcn oics nnirren rtihnnacn. 2eine
srfppen bci une ~ eritcisfn. qaHeu
Ste i'd pum Mnbersn nid,t tGnideu,
IS sict. unr Gin cinsiars Sebbel.s tn.
oir nnb bies 6ciinort I'D, i'm Sarterrs.
ahfcn Sir ani oas Nans, ,uu nnier
Eamrn aaf lhirsu NIB Tenitrrn
itebf.
&cine Mgcntrn. Sin Yreis.
Adifcn sic AMI
-NebbsrA
il1 Vprb.(Nnn.gtv.. nnbp !Sinh.Sfr,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Cargoes for Hawaii

TWO C3rSOeS Tor haWali
The barkentine s q. Wilder sailed for MANU-
kona on Thursday with cargo valued at $19,SS2
and including the following;
500 bbls -four. .296 gals and ] cs wine. IS
champagne. 1920 ctls barley. 66 ctls wheat.
393 bales hay. 70,4S3 lbs bran, 24.730 lbs mid,
dlings .436 lbs oil cake meal 321 cs canned
goods $50 lbs coffee. 10 bbs and II half bbls
salmon, go lbs dried fruit. 2,T30 lbs aud cs
bread. 800 lbs butter. ASS lbs cheese, 1850
lbs lard. - pkgs potatoes 10 pkgs onions'
l50 6 kerosene. I2I 900 lbs coal. 30 tons fer
tilizer rs. 439 feet lumber 200 600 shingles. so
pkgs windows. 1889 railroad ties.
Ihe steamer Virginian sailed for Honolulu.
via Seattle and Tacoma. on "Wednesday with
merchandise as cargo from this port valued at
s46.7l5. The following were the principal ship
ments:
275 bbls -four, 10.3s9 lbs beans. 5000 lbs
rice, 53l5 ctls barley. 200 bales hay, II, 7,993
lhs mddlings 80 lbs hops. - meals. 1.429
es canned goods. 50 bbls and % half bbls salmon.
1850 lbs raiSiDs. 1.262 lbs bread GA lbs but
ter, 1880 lbs lard 1,275 lbs tea. 80 pkgs
potatoes. 3.6l9 gals wine 50 mineral water.
so ginger ale. 479 gals alcohol, 1000 SKIS
cement. So bags lime. 800 pcs and pkgs doors.
go pkgs windows. 90 coils rope. pkgs agri
cultural implements. 1000 lbs tobacco. 223 pkgs
paints, 80 kegs red and white lead, 2,450 lbs
seeds. 13 pkgs drugs, 800 cS kerosene. 100 drums
distillate. ie2 drums and cs gasoline, - cs
and u bbls oils.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
WELL KNOWN TUG
TO BE A WHALfR
Fearless Is Chartered by Tyee
Company and Is Being Made
Ready for New Work

HE tug Fearless.
one of the finest
and most powerful
of ocean going
tugs. is being con-
ert c d in o a
wl1aler. The well
known towboat has
been chartered by
the Barneson &
Hibberd company
for the Tyee COM
pany, and will be
ready 10 start for
Alaska about the
middle of March.
The Fearless viii
look more ike a
Central American
la ttleship than a
peaceful towboat
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
BY United wireless
STEAMER r

Friday, February -.
STEAMER ROSECRANS-From Portland for san
Francisco: Feb "a y. m, % miles south of
Cape BaDco; strong southerly breeze; rough
southwest swell
STEAMER W. S. PoRTER-From Monterey for
Douglas. Ore, Feb. "a. y. M 72 miles from
Monterey; southwest wind and rain; small
STEAMER ROAEoKE-From Portland for San
Francisco; Feb -. s D. 16 miles south Of
Cape BlaBcos strong seutherly wind: heavy
sea. overcast; misty; due midnight Feb 25.
STEAMER QUEEN-From Puget sound for San
Francisco; Feb. "A, S p. N. IL miles north Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

Yaauina head: strong westerly gale: overcast
and raining; rough sea; barometer 29.7S; tenn
perature 40.
STEAMER KLAMATH Astoria for San
Pedro; Feb. 28 D. m. 10 miles west OF Cape
Arago; strong south southeast wind; raining;
heavy head sea.
STEAMER COL. Z. l. DRAKE barge 3
In tow from Seattle for San Francisco; Feb
~ S .. M. 30 miles south of st. George reef:
cloudy: moderate southwest wind and sea
barometer 80. 16: temperature n.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
Nntice 70 MARINER.

The following affects the List of lights
Bu0ys and DaymarkS. Twelfth Lighthouse Sub
district 1909, page l6:
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Oahu island, sOutherly side. Honolulu harbor
entrance-Lighted buoy established February 10.
1910; entrance gas buoy L. nunshaped lattice
work body. surmounted by lantern, showing "A
fixed white acetylene light seconds. eclipse I
seconds in place of entrance buoy l, 4 first class
tail type can.
Oahu island, southery side. Honolulu harbor
Honolulu range front light Position, name and
characteristic changed. February -, 1910. there
established in the structure recently erected
on the easterly side of Sand island. westerly
side of the channel inside the entrance 10 Homo
lulu harbor. fourth order fixed white light, 4
seconds. eclipse . seconds.
The light is 43l feet above the water and II
feet above the ground; lluninates the entire
horizon and is visible y miles, the observer 5
eve - feet above the sea.
The light is shown from black cylindrical
lantern surmounting a square concrete tower, on
a concrete keepers dwelling with black roof.
on rhe same date the Temporary Honolulu
range front light was discontinued and the name
of the station changed TO Honolulu harbor light
station.
Oahu island. southerly side, Honolulu harbor
Honolulu range, rear light characteristic and
name changed-February 10. 1910. the character
istic Of this light changed TO fixed red. its
arc of illumination increased 10 make it visible
from all points within the harbor limits and its
name changed 10 Honolulu Fcrt street light.
BY order of the lighthouse board.
Y. :. HOUSTON,
Lieutenant Commander. L. :. n, Assistant to
the Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

wANTED-Your work pays the expense to learn
trade that pays SO day in few months time;
electricity automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
actual contract jobs; 200 students last year.
United Trade School Contract. Co. 1923 Mkt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

THE annual meeting of the stock holders of the
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be
held on TUESDAY. MARCH s. 1910, at the
hour of II o'clock a. M. at the office of the
company, No 80 Clay ST., San Francisco CAL.
for the purpose of electng directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction Of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer books will close
on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY &c, 1910 at the
hour of II N. By order of the President.
H w THOMAS Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

The steamer Umatilla sailed for Victoria on
Monday with cargo consigned to the port Of
destination and to other British American cities
valued at S2e.42 and including the following
80 $40 lbs dried fruit $3.50 lbs raisinS, 12.0T7
lbs beans. 9S9 lbs coffee 1876 bales hay. 169
canned goods 401 cs meals. $50 cs eggs, 600
lbs chocolate, 649 gals wine. 81 coils rope. 80
pkgs electrical goods, 20 pkgs machinery. %
pkgs paints. 40 bbls oils, 2.220 lbs sulphur 6
rolls leather, IS bales twine, 53 bdls and -
pcs steel
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
MEETINGs-Lodges
NEETINGS-I,eeaI


THE annual meeting of the stock holders of
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
will be held on SATURDAY, MARCH 5. 1910
at the hour of IL O'Clock a. m, at the Office
Of the company 26S Market street, room 210
San Francisco, Cal, for the purpose of elect
ing directors for the ensuing year and for
the consideration and transaction of such
other business may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on WEDNES-
DAY. February %, 1910, at the hour Of 3
o'clock p. II. BY ORDER OF THE PRES
IDENT H. W THOMAS, Secretary.
The annual meeting OF tie stock holders of
HAKALAU PLANTATION COMPANY viii be
held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910, at
the hour of II O'Clock a. m, at the office of
the company. PCS Market st. (room 210l, San
Francisco. Cal, for the purpose of eleeting di-
rectors for the ensuing year and for the con
sideration and transaction of such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books viii close on Saturday, February 10,
1910. at the hour of - O'clock m. BY Or
DER OF THE PRESIDENT
II. w THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February Is. 1910.
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Supplies for the North

Lieutenant Commander L. :. y, Assistant
the Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance TO harbor.
PLACE FIT. Date Remarks
Grays Harl IS Jan. 13 Inner bar b 10Y sub
merged.
Willapa B q Jan. 6lWhistling buoy l mile
north of bar.
Colum R. "a Nov. sShoaling outside un
buoy No. ,
NebaIm R. Z Nov. Char buoy 200 yards n
of channel.
TiIlmk B. 9 Dec. II Channel shifted l mile
south in gale Nov. IS.
Nun buoy No. and
Yauuina b 101h Dec. II can buoy No. 3 gone
adrift.
Siuslaw r Jan. Observation-Disclosures.
Umpqua r. IL Dec. 6IChanueI well north Of
range.
lI2 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay Is Jan North Bend: u feet
at low tide to Marsh
field.
Coquille RI 9 Jan 7Channel straight; good
condition.
Rogue Riv -l........ .................
Klamth R Z Jan. 7lChannel straight east
and west.
Hmbldt b 20 Jan Is North channel unsafe
u TO navigation.
S Pedro B 20 Jan. No change in channel
S Diego b 25 Dec 9lNo change in channel
Pablo B "a Dec. 1Depth in dredged chan
mel
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Tonnage engagements
The British bark Lord TempletOwn. which
rived here from Sydney yesterday. chartered
prior arrival for lumber from the Columbia
river 10 Adelaide at 33s Cd
The British ship Nile. Puget sound. is
gagged for lumber thence to Callao at 3Ss.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

MARYLAND APARTMENTS
and room suite Just vacated; beautifully
furnished and complete in every detail, private
phone; steam heated: private baths " W. cor.
SD aud Telegraph av.; phone Piedmont AGO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Male-con
EMPLOYMENT wANrED-Female

COMPETENT young lady wishes situation to &c
general office work; has had several years ex-
perience in newspaper office; employed at pres
ent. but wishes to obtain position Wlln more
chance of Advancement. Address box 32O6, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

The following affects the List of lights
Buoys and Daymarks. Twelfth Lighthouse Sub
district 1909 page 10:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26

COOK and second girl or mother and daughter.
same house. country. SEQ: nurse for an infant.
$50 Catholic French or German nursery gov
erness, $40: store keeper for institution,
city. $25 and found pantry girl and waitress,
institution, SO and found; good second girls.
$35 each; first class German cook, $50: cham
hermaid for hotel. $3.50 a week. no board or
room MISS PLUNKETT'S, 1895 Suffer St
cor. Webster.
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COLORED girl as second girl or chamber work;
IN town out: can give references. Phone
Piedmont 1891, or write 2146 Magnolia ST.
Oakland, Cal