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seeks Two Ports for Fuel

Furious gales caused the steamer
Bandon. from Willapa, to put into Two
ports on its way down the coast, before
it finally made the Golden gate last
night.
The Bandon left Willapa January
laden with 600 000 feet of lumber.
From the time IL struck the open sea
it ran into rough weather. When on
the Columbia river il was in the midst
Of a veritable hurricane, and Captain
Johnson decided TO put into Astoria
for fuel
January s Captain Johnson again put
to sea, and again he encountered ter
rife gale. He battled along as best
he could. but when off Eureka he found
he was again short of fuel, and was
obliged to put into that port for fur
ther supply.
Again putting out to sea. he ran into
a series Of heavy southeast gales, ana
after 30 hours he succeeded in making
this port The Bandon was 10 days, all
told. making the run.
Carries Bananas to Los Angeles
Los ANGELES. Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Homer, which arrived tonight. brought
5000 punches of bananas. the first
cargo of that fruit ever landed at this
port. The arrival of the Homer is said
destroy the monopoly of the so called
banana trust.
J. Homer Fritch and F. +. Ryan OF
san Francisco are here to look after
the disposition Of the cargo.
After Gischarging the Homer VIII
leave for san Diego to undergo repairs
necessitated by the damage sustained
when the vessel went ashore off the
coast of Mexico several weeks ago.
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HURT BUSINESS DENIED

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.-That there
will be stubborn opposition to the effort
of those trying to secure the repeal of
the anti-racetrack law was indicated
yesterday when Mayor NJ. B. Behrman
over his signature took authority on
himself to deny published statements
to the effect that the business interests
in town were crippled as a result of the
absence of winter horse racing.
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on a cargo of cement which was un-
loaded in the rain and partly spoiled.
The commissioner fixed the anna geS at
the difference between the cement $
market. value at the time and the price
1t sold for in its damaged state.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.3S0, 900 feet.
The Oceanic steamship company S
liner Alameda which is due today from
Honolulu was 6S2 miles away at
o'clock Sunday night.
The American Hawaiian company s
freighter Columbian will come on
Hunters point drydock at $3.50 this
morning.
left Acapulco yesterday for this port
via MaZatlan.
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Runs for Puget Sound
Special Dispatch 10 The [diil

ASTORIA, Ore, Jan. 17-With its
foremast fore and mizzen topmasts car
ried away and believed to be partially
waterlogged. the American ship VII
liam H. Smith is off the mouth of the
Columbia in tow of the Union oil com
pany's tank steamer Washtenaw. II
is not believed that any Of the officers
or crew have been killed or injured.
and this afternoon there is every as
surance that the vessel will be saved,
but at least a portion of its deck load
has been washed overheard.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the bar
tug Wallula came in from outside and
reported that at 10 o'clock this morn
ing the Washtenaw. with the Smith IN
tow. had started for Puget sound, as
there appeared 10 be no immediate nope
OF bringing IL into the Columbia.
During the blow of last night the
hawser parted and 1t was with dim,
Guilty that q new hawser was placed
on board and later another was added
Assistance from the Wallula was re-
fused, although ii was blowing a gale
from the south and the seas running
high.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSeccial Dispotch TO The Call I

PORTLAND Jan. 17.-British steamer NJ. s.
Dollar of the Robert Dollar line has arrived in
the river from China. 1t will take out a
cargo Of $500 600 feet of lumber TO Shanghai
and other Chinese ports, the greater part Of
which II will load al Linnton 1t viii take on
10000 feet ar Knsppton and quantity at
Rainier. 1t brings a small amount OF pig iron
from China.
With a cargo Of lumber for San Francisco
! the steam schooner Jim Butler. Captain Olsen,
will leave today from Prescott.
During the recent storm slight amount Of
damage done to the jetty at the mouth
Of the Columbia river. but II has been repaired
and is in : good shape
Laden with general freight and carrying a
4 large list OF passengers. the steam schooner
Nome City arrived tonight.
After taking on some bunker coal the British
steamer StephsnOtis moved this morning to the
lnman-Poulsen mills. where it viii take on
! 100000 feet of Oregon nr for different Chinese
and Japanese ports 1t Is under charter TO the
Pacific export lumber company.
ASTORIA, Jan. I7-steamer Kansas City ar
rived today from San Francisco with freight and
French bark Belen. that is discbarglng coal
here. has received orders TO proceed TO Port
steamer Yosemite cleared at the custom house
today for San Francisco with cargo OF 800. 600
feet Of lumber. loaded at kalama, and AS. 600
feet. loaded at Portland.
schooner Irene cleared today for San Pedro:
II has cargo Of 9lf,O00 feet Of lumber loaded
Steam schooners Nome City. Bowdoin and
Cascade arrived this morning from San Fran
winds until reaching of Tillamook when they
ran into a strong southwesterly gale and found
the bar rough
LOS ANGELES. Jan I7.-Arrived: Steamer
Roanoke from Portland steamer Redondo. from
Coos bay: steamer Temple T.. Dorr from Eureka
I steamer Fearless. from Bellingham: steamer
senator from san Francisco steamer Homer
from San Bias: steamer Francis III. Leggett.
from Eureka; steamer Phoenix. from Eureka :
steamer Whittier from San Francisco; schooner
salem from Olympia.
Sailed-Inted States steamer Sequoia. for San
Diego; steamer Senator, for Mazatlan and En-
senada
SEATTLE. Jan. 17.-Arrived; Steamer A. G.
Lindsay. from Valdez; steamer City Of 1uebla,
from san francisco.
sailed-Stesmer Lucy Men. for Mukilteo:
steamer Admiral Sampson. for San Francisco;
steamer Queen. FOR san Francisco; steamer City
of Puebla. for Tacoma.
TACOMA Jan. l7.-Departed-Norweg.a
steamer Fir for Seattle.
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FnREIGN PoRTS

ANTWERJ-Sailed Jan 17-Ger stmr Angus
tus for San Francisco.
HUIL-Sailed Jan 15-Nor stmr Herm, for
San Francisco
SHANGHAI-Arriyed prior Jan 17-Br stmr
Seminole. hence Dec ..
vICToRIA-Sailed Jan 17-Br stmr Claverly.
for Mexico.
ToCOPILLA-sailedJ Jan 14-Br stmr Trinculo,
for Port San Luis.
SANTA ROSALIA-Sailed Jan Seer bark
Anna for Newcastle, y. s. W.
ACAPULCO-sail Jan i8-Stmr City of
Sydney. for San Francisco.
LADYSMITH-Sailcd Jan Is. 5 p. m.-Stmr
Leelanaw, for San Francisco.
YoKOHAMA--Sailed Jan l6-Nor stmr Henrik
Ibsen. for Portland, and not before.
Arrived Jan 15-Nor stmr Rygja from Port
land.
pTNTA ARENAS-Sailed Jan 13-Br stmr
Afghanistan. for Valparaiso
VANCOUVER Jan 16-Br stmr Chat
ham, for Comox.
OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTwERP-Sailed Jan l7-Stmr Augustus.
for San Francisco.
HULI-Sailed Jan 15-Stmr Hern. for San
Francisco.
HALIFAX. n. S.-Arrived Jan 1T-Stmr Sicil-
IAN from Liverpool; stmr Tunisian, from Liver
pool.
GENoA-Arrived Jan 17-Stmr Cedric, from
New York
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE To HAF hE-PAHIS
Sailings e-ery Thursday, instead of Saturday,
at 10 a. M. from pier A. North river, foot OF
Morton street
FIRST class to Havre, $3.50 and upward; sec
ond class 10 Hayre $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
10 State street. New York. j. F. FUGAZI,
MANAGER Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad
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SAN JUAN ARRIVES
FROM TIE ETHMUS
Everything Reported Quiet in
Nicaragua, Where U. S.
Forces Are Assembled

HE Pacific Mail
liner San Juan,
Captain +. Z. Fra
zier. arrived yes
terday from Pan
anna and way ports
with Il passeng gers,
73I tons of cargo
and treasure val
ued at Sl4.600. The
bulk of the cargo
was fro IN New
York. as were most
of the passen gers.
The san Juan ar
rived at Corinto
December p and
sailed the follow
ing day. At the
Nfcaraguan port
were the United
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m, for Comox.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Memoranda

ASTORIA. Jan 17-Ship VIM. H. Smith in
tow stmr Washtenaw. previously reported dis
masted. Is now headed for Puget sound and not
Columbia river as before reported.
ASTORIA Jan 1I-Stmr Bowdoin reports saw
stmr Washtenaw with ship Vim. Fl. Smith in
tow of Columbia river this morning.
MARSHFIELD. Jan 17-Body washed ashore
has been identified to be that of NJ. Olsen. a
seaman on the i'll fated stmr Czarina.
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LOCAL FERRY TaAIss-Wa Oakland Pier.

To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruItvaIs-Daly-From 900 an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm inclusive; then 740, $40.
900. go, 1920. HOO and 11.40 PM, 12.20 and
120 an
To sathsr and McIross via ssvsnth st-Dsly-From
900 am. and every twenty minutes untl zoo pm.
inclusive, then 1140 pm.
800, 400, 500, 30 pm.
To OAKLAND First ST.. 'FruItaIs Alameda via Horssshos
-Daay-Fr0m 1000. go am and every twenty
minutes until $40 am. inclusive; then 900. go
1000, 1920 11O0. 120 an. II m. 1220 LOO, 10
zoo, 20. 500. 80, g. 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 40 $50. 900. 94o.
1920. 1100 and H. 40 pm. 20 and 40 am.
Additional train to Oakland First St.. 2.l5 an
To West Berkelsy-Daly-Frum 900 an aed every
twenty minutes until $50 am inclusive: then 300 m
and every hour until 400 pm. inclusive; then 40 pm
and every twenty minutes until 700 pm. inclusive:
then 40. $50 900. 40 1920. l100, 1140 pm. and
1220a.m.
To corhin-Daly-From 600 am and every 20 minutes
until $50 am. then 900 1000 am. 300 m 100
200, 300. 400. 40. 40, 500. SD SO and 500 pm
Union Transfer Co. authorized TO check Baggage
H-~rn
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Arnr Transnnrfn

The Crook IS in port.
The Thomas sailed january 1s from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is st Manila.
The Dix sailed December 10 from Seattle for
Manila
The Logan sailed January Il from Manila for
San Francisco.
The Bufori is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
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Damares Apainst Shin

a The Eureka construction company
as awarded SL6S5 damages against
Il ship FulwOod yesterday in a report
Ael with Judge de Haven by Court
Cemmissioner James p Brown. The
libel was To recover 1885 as the loss
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage engagements

The French bark General de Negrier. which ar
rived from Antwerp on Sunday, was chartered
prior to arrival for barley from here to Europe
at los Cd
The British ship Tinto Hill is under charter
for lumber from Puget sound TO direct nitrate
port at 5Is Sd.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE
fTMrd and Tornsend streetsl

Imrd and Townsend Streets)
LoOp-23d Street. Visitacion. South
San Francisco. Valencia Street ..-
Loop valencia Street, Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd and Townsend .-
South San Francisco. San Jose. Gilroy.
(HOllister), Sargent. PsIaro, Watson
vile. santa Cruz. .--...-........--
South San Francisco, Pslo Alto, san
lose, Way Stations. ...-.......-..-
Mayfield, Los Altos. Los Gatos -..--
Shore Line Limited-Pas0 Robes Hot
Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
The Coaster-San joe. Paiaro Wat
sonVille, Santa Cruz), CaStroville.
(Dei Monte, Monterey. Paeiic Groye),
Salinas. Soledad. Paso Robes Hot
Springs, San Luis Obispo. Surf,
(IompocN. Santa Barbara, Nenturs,
Oxnsrd, Los Angeles. ...-...-..----
May6eid, Los Altos. Los Gatos, Wright,
Glenwoodf Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz,
WstsonvilIe. Cas;rcville. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove. ..-..-..--.-
San Jose, GilrOy, Salinas. Paso Robes
Hot Springs, San Luis ObispO-I7es
-Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove
South San Francisco. Bsl-lingame. San
Matso. Pslo Alto, San jose ---.--,..
los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gatos.
Valencia Street. Ocean View. COlma.
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno ...-.
South San Francisco, San Jose
Del Monte Express san Jose. Gl-Ov.
Sargent fWatsOnviile, Santa Cruzl.
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove
South San Francisco. PaiO Alto, Ssa
Jose .-...................-.--
Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gatos q E
South San francisco, san Mateo, Sac
lose, GilrOy, Tres PiaOs, Salinas.
Watsonville, santa Cruz. Castroville
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove.
Santa Clara, San Jose. Los Gat0s.
Wright (Bouldsr Creek. Santa Cruz.
Watsonville, Pajaro. o............,...
Sunset Express = Tucson. Derning.
Fl Paso. Houston. New Orleans,
Psso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles.
hlE,ac AAtAt ~ Ao1l-s NiAACo 5t-
South san Francisco. San Jose -......
BurIingsme, Sen Mateo. Pslo Alto.
San Jose and Way Stations. ...-.
Loop-23d Street. yisitacion. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street ..
Redwood, Pslo Alto. San Jose. --...
Los Altos, Ionta Vista, Los Gatos. 81.
Buriingsme. San Mateo. San Jose. -
LO0p-Valencia Street. Ocean Niex.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco,
z5i Street, Sd and Townsend .....-
San Bruno, San Mateo. Redwood. PalO
Alto, Santa Clara, San jose. .....
Los kltos, Monta Vista. Los GztOs
Aillbras. San Mateo. Palo Alto. May
6eld. Los Altos, Los Gates .........
ed Street, Fisitacion, South San
Francisco, Valencia STREET .......
Loop-Falencia Street, Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco.
23d Street. Sd and Townsend 1900.
South San Francisco, San Jose .....
Los Angeles Passenger-Gilroy Salinas.
Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
0bispO. Pizmo, Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
South San Francisco, PelO Alto,
EdU aO1C.- s- s sr o. 4 - - a - 81 |-
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WfIheImfna Due Thursday
1Tatq Reeeines Fatal injury

John Grenell mate of the schooner
Hugh Hogan. which is now loading at
BandOn. fell sunday night from the
tesseTs gangWaV- struck the schoOner's s
Elard and broke his neck. He died in
sanity and was buried yesterday at
Teanfru
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TIn,e Rail

United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, January
Il. 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
ciic standard time (l20th meridian) or at Sh.
DOM. COS. Greenwich mean-fime.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. ~. in charge.
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Ninnon Mnru sails Toda,

The Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
aptain stevens. viii sail today for the
ar east with 35 cabin passengers and
nnul 100 In The steerage.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco, Jan. IL, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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SALES

AT 4 AND 7s3O p. VI.
At I D. m. shall offer three carloads ot
Horseshoe Bar brand of mares and geldings
20 years old. weight ZOO to 1. 400 los From
the Brown ranch Wagon Tire Mountain Ore
These are the finest brand Of horses on the
coast and all broke to work They are con-
signed by HeBry Egl
We shall slso sell in the afternoon very
handsome outfit consisting OF matched team.
with a stylish carriage and silver mounted har-
ness. also two vict0riaS.
At 7:2O D. m we will sell three carloads oc
heavy draft mares and gedings. to years
old. weight l 400 to loo lbs. from the j.
Frank Adams ranch. Merrill Ore. This Is the
finest lot Of draft horses ever shipped from
Klamath county. Ore, and are all gentle:
dapple gray teams.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET.
E. STEWART & Co. AUCrIONEERS,
18th and Valencia SITS
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U. $. Branch Hydrographic Oficc

. . ID sT11tII y VI %
branch OF the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
gardiDg lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. N. in charge.
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supplies for the North

supplies TOT inc NOrth
The steamer City Of Puehla sailed for Victoria
ON Friday with cargo consigned TO various Brit
ish American cities valued at s19,572 and inelud-
ing the following:
1885, $50 lbs dried fruit. 53.O92 lbs raisins. T47
cs canned goods, 102 gals wine, 2T4 pkgs fresh
fruits. 145 pkgs vegetables $50 pkgs onions.
2.S65 lbs chocolate. $50 lbs coffee, 05 es eggs.
432 lbs tobacco, 35 pes steel. 50 pkgs roofing
material. 43 pkgs machinery 20 pkgs incubators,
1000 # hardwood. 3 cs hats.
The steamer also had 1000 tins matches
valued at $1,000. route to ST. John. New
foundland and Is pkgs machinery, valued at
81 $50, for Suva, Fiji islands
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SALES
& AT AUCTION 4

IS head of all purpose horses and mares. 80
wagons and harness. This stock is in fine condi
ton. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, IL a.. m. 565
4th ST.. Oakland.
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States Warships Albany. Yorktown,
Princeton. Nicksburg and Buffalo. On
board the Buffalo were 500 marines and
The fleet was ready TO land LOCO men
al q moments notice. While the San
J uau was there. however. everything
was quiet and the business of the port
proceeding practically IS usual that is
10 say. no work was done today that
could be left until tomorrow.
Ihe san Juan's passengers included
- a. Jacobs and wife. O. :. Heaton,
IL Frees, T. Frees. ! Mitchell, Miss
5oledad Jones. H. b Jordan. r. Cor
don, & +. A. LOrs.
Chief Engineer ~ ScaIded
James Castor, chief engineer of the
tank steamer Lansing, was badly
While making repairs TO one Of the
boilers. The boiler had been blown
down The accidental removal Of a
pug eieased stream OF hot water,
which struck CASTOR fun in the face.
he VIII be badly SCARED. but 1T is be-
lered that his sight may be saved. At
The time OF the accident the lansing
which arrived here Yesterday, was on
the way from kahului.
Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
plnys Santa Rosa. which sailed yes
ierday for southern California. carried
200 passengers, among whom We're:
H Tamalia and wife A. D. Sims and wife
Frank Brown and wife g. j. Gadney and wife
a. D.. johnson L. Cieale and wife
H- j.. Thorue and wife 4. Andrews
HaiHr D. T. Eansome Frank A. Fee
and wife r. H. Fienming
.1. D. Whiting and Stanley Sprague
vie Miss Alice Fsmham
James McGinuIs and Miss Kate Lipsic
wife Miss Grace Funk
D. A. Trombley and Miss . Funk
wife
NfIheImina Due Thursday
Tic Matson navigation company's
ueW steamer Wilhelmina. Captain Peter
Johnson. now on the way here from
Newport News, was l.237 miles south of
this port at II o'clock D. m. January Is,
and is due here Thursday evening. The
Milhelmina viii be used on the run
between here and Honolulu in connec-
r.on with the steamers Hilonian and
Lurline
Mate Receives Fatal Injury
John Grenell mate Of the schooner
Hugh Hogan. which is now loading at
Band0n, fell sunday night from the
s.esseIs eangway- struck the schoOner's
glard and broke his neck. He died in
sanity and was buried yesterday at
BandOn.
Nippon Maru sails Today
The japanese liner Nippon Maru.
captain stevens. viii sail today for the
TAR east with 35 cabin passengers and
bout 100 in the steerage-
shin
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Shipment of Harley

The French ship Leon Blum was cleared for
Queenstown. for orders. yesterday with 90 1s9
cfls barley valued at s103.S0O. and 100 feet
of lumber dunnage, valued at $50.
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UnIon Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggage
direct from residence
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steamer j. C. Elliott-old master. r. Littou:
new master, l.. Il. Wood.
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Grays Harbor; 475ooO feet lumber to Wilson
Brothers.
stmr svea. Allen. IS hours from Grays Har-
Dor; $50, 000 feet lumber TO wilson Brothers
Stmr Yellowstone Ludlow, sc hours from
Grays Harbor; bound south. put in for fuel.
CLEARED
Monday. January II
Nor stmr Tricolor, Eyardsen, Comox, B. c.;
w r. Grace & Co.
Fr ship Leon Blum. lie Severn, Queenstown;
GiIvln Il Eyre.
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ST. VALENTINE
CELEBRATION
BIG DANCE AT THE ARLINGTON
MONDAY EVENING A FEAT
uRE OF SOCIAL SEASON.
Special Decorations on This Occasion
When Hearts viii Be Trumps
and All Make Merry.

The ST Valentines dance. one of
the big social features of the season
at this resort, and especially jistinc-
tive since Manager Corrington of the
Arlington Hotel has taken up the mat
ter of special decorative effects for
these functions, will attract local and
visiting society folk in number next
Monday evening.
Hearts will be trumps, and the lit.
tie Cupid with his bow and arrow
will reign as supreme as ever a King
Rex ruled in a Mardi Gras festivity.
Approaching the fact that much or
the entertainment for the visitors will
be made from these social functions,
Manager Corrington is making more
elaborate preparations for entertain
ment than have ever marked the So
cial features of the years gone by.
A special musical program has been
arranged by Professor Bartons full
orchestra, and the dance program Will
be one of the SWEETEST of the year, in
SO far as popular favorites are con-
cerned.
OF course full dress will be exacted
of all who participate in the dance,
as this is necessary To make the social
event what it now bids fair to be, and
that is the prettiest dance of the sea-
son.
incidentally preparations have also
been begun for the grand military
dance of Tuesday, February %. which
is commemorative of the celebration
of Washingtonis birthday, and which
will mark another big fixture in the
roster of social events of the present
season.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the lntsrlo-

U. S. Land Office at Camden Ark
january IA, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Harvey
A. Mcdonald, OF Royal, Ark, who. on
November s, 1902, made homestead
entry Cserial No. O179), No. 2e04s. for
W. " Sc. 4 and Sc. u Sc. Y sec.
ton 80, township 2 south, range 81
west. 9Th principal meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make final Ave
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before U. s.
commissioner, at Hot Springs, Ark,
on the LIST day of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hamp Williams, of Hot Springs,
Ark; Samuel M Reeves. of ROYAL.
Ark; Sylvester l.. Simmons. OF Royal
Ark; Enoch f. Gilman, of Royal Ark.
H. G. FRIEDHEIM, Register.
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MASONIC CIRCLES.
Prominent Visitors to Attend Various
Ceremonies.

Prominent Visitors to Attend Various
Ceremonies.
The coming week will be a rousing
Masonic week for the local bodies in
this city Grand Lecturer John NJ.
Oathout and Rev. F. e. Taylor, dis
trict deputy grand master for this dis
trict, will visit the different branches
of the order on Wednesday. Thurs.
day and Friday evenings.
Monday evening--IIot Springs Chap
ter No. AZ, r. A. NJ, meets in stated
convocation and will have work in
the NJ. NJ. and Past degrees.
Tuesday evening-Hot Springs Com.
mandery No 5, Knights Templar, will
have Va special conclave, at which
time the orders of the Temple and
Malta will be conferred. The grand
commander has been requested to be
present on this occasion, but this is
not definitely known.
Wednesday eyening-Hot Springs
Chapter No. 60, Order of the Eastern
Star, will have special meeting for
the visitors and serve a banquet.
Thursday eyening-Hot Springs
Chapter No. AZ, r. A. NJ, will have a
special convocation for the purpose
of receiving an official visitation from
the grand lecturer The work will
probably be in the NJ. E. NJ degree.
Friday evening-State communica.
ton of Hot Springs Lodge No. 62, F.
A. NJ, regular business and the re.
ception of the grand visitors, after
which Sumptcr Lodge No. 419 will
open and receive the grand officers.