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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
COAL FROM HENRY MINE
Traction Engine win Be Used
To Transport The Fuel
To Boise City.
lFrom EreninE capitaI News.l


Boise coal consumers will be relieved
from all distress caused by the coal fam
inc If the plans Of Hi Henry, prince Of
minstrelsy and the coal baron Of Horse
shoe Bend, go through, for be has closed
a deal with Salt Lake manufacturing
concern by which he will have shipped
direct to his mine within the next few
weeks, 4O-horsepower traction engine
and four steel protected cars with ca
pacity of 10 tons Of coal, this means of
transportation being used to haul coal
out of the mines at Horseshoe Bend to
Boise, distance Of between 10 and rs
miles. This would dump on the Boise
market 40 tons of coal day, or enough
fuel to stay any danger Of the supply
being cut of. One trip q day could be
made by the engine and the coal sold
at much less than at present demanded.
This information has jnst been secured
by telephone message from Hi Henry
who s at his mine engaged in filling his
bunkers with the coal 30 badly needed
in Boise. II ia believed that when the
present snow disappears from the ground
and the latter becomes hard and packed
the roads will be in condition 90 that
the powerful traction engine can pull its
load from the mines to Boise without
trouble and with no serious difficulty
in overcoming the steep grades. The
four wagons, or trucks, will have l2-inch
tires go that they cannot cut into the
road TO any depth.
Ever since he acquired his coal lands
in the Horseshoe Bend country, Hi Hen
ry has signified his willingness to bring
the fuel to this city and dump it on the
market here with both profit to him
self and the consumers. He has been
in hopes of securing railroad transporta-
tion facilities and may be successful in
this yet if the deal of Mr.. Dewey Of the
Idaho Northern road TO interest eastern
capital in the construction Of an extern
sion OF his line out Of Emmett TO Horse
shoe Bend goes through. In the mean
time, however, Hi Henry intends TO OPP
crate the traction service between his
valuable mines and Boise.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
GENERAL NEWS.

Oregon, Washington and Idaho ap-
pies sold for s6 a box in Washington
during Christmas week. OF course. few
bou ght them, only the wealthy afford
ing such Injuries; the rest Of us ate
Albemarle pippins or Rhode Island
greening-each Of which was once famed
as rs the piece de resistance in the
fruit portion Of dinner or breakfast
table. The Oregon apple has been
working on ratchet scale Of prices
turning always towards the higher
market value, never towards the lower.
However, easterners at last admit the
superior quality Of the Pacific north
west apple; the price they command in
the market. sustained year by year,
shows that these denizens of the east are
willing to pay their money to prove
that the Oregon, Washington or Idaho
apples are worth what they cost.
Washington, Jan. 3.--It is now pro-
posed that congress appropriate $4,000
annually to maintain box for the pres
ident and Mrs. TAFT at the grand opera
which Oscar Hammerstein wants to
tablish here.
Whereat Senator Borah, submitting
to an interview by Washington paper
sarcastically thus speaks:
II expect to see representatives and
senators hurting to introduce bill for
that purpose. In the days, when we
are looping off 5000 year clerks. and
reducing salaries and governmental
expenditures to total of about $lO0,
100000 of annual appropriations over
the amount which were expected, it
would be very brilliant, indeed, to ad-
vance such proposal seriously.o
Senator Borah added, with signiti-
cant smile, that he himself was too busy
to attend to the details of drafting the
bill.
Actually, there be folk here who en-
tertain the idea in all seriousness; most
people here would not be amazed were
some member to be found who would
offer himself as the sacrifice on socity's
alter, and introduce this bill. But il
lie also anticipated that if such mem
Der be discovered, some speeches will
be delivered wherein certain attempts
will be made to excel all others in the
quality of sarcasm.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06

after the conference, that his special
message would be ready for congress
Wednesday at noon.
New York, Jan. 4.-President Brown
of the New York Central r. r. says that
no alarm need be felt by railroad men
and investors for unfriendly legislation
coming from the influence Of president
Taft.
An understanding seems to exist that
nothing will be allowed to interfere with
big business"
FARMERS NOT GETTING MONEY
Washington, Jan. 8. --"We have al
ready discovered that the farmers are
not getting tho high profits on the pro-
ducts they raise says Secretary Wilson,
in discussing the high prices OF food
supplies today. II have no doubt" he
continued, ''that the same conditions
prevail in most other lines OF farm pro
ducts.
THE department of agriculture has
agents in every state and every county
and they have been ordered to report
on the cost of production and the returns
on sales Of food products. We intend
to bring out the truth, irrespective of
whom IL hurts, or whom it benefits.
am convinced that the public is COM
PEELED to pay a great deal more for
nearly everything it eats than it should
There is, however, ample excuse for
some OF the increase in the cost of
living. Farming area ie not keeping
pace with demands for foodstuffs."
Washington, D G. Jan. 4 President
Taft declares war without quarter upon
the Insurgents. Patronage to be with
held and an effort 70 be made by the
administration to influence the voters in
the home districts of insurgents to de-
feat the Congressman in the coming
election who will not wear the Taft-AI-
drich-Cannon brand. The battle is
now on and damned be he who first
cries hold, enough" !"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
JARBIDGE DRAWS
NORTHWEST MEN
BUHL MAN FINDS INTEREST is
LIVELY THERE.
News from the Rich Gold Mines.

BUHL, Ida, Dec. 29-Clayton Diver
has retu rned from Portland where he
had been to market with shipment Of
hogs. He says the people Of the North
west are wild over the Jarbidge gold
strike, and are coming into this country
in large numbers as soon as the spring
opens, to go into the already famous gold
camp. He also declares there is more
talk among the people up there, and in
the newspapers, about the strike than
there is here in the immediate neighbor-
hood of the camp.
They are all coming TO Buhl to outfit
for their prospecting trip, as it is the
nearest railroad point at which such
supplies as are required for that purpose
can be had, and the wagon roads are
better than from any other town in
Southern Idaho. Buhl is well known
TO those who are interested in this coun-
try and it is destined to be the general
Quitting point for the most Of those go
ing into the new gold feds.
w. E. May and Thomas Clinton re-
turned last night from Jarbidge, where
they had gone with a party from this
place some time ago. They say there is
considerable snow in the district, and
not much work can be done except in
tunnels and shafts. They report having
heard that large party coming into the
camp from the Nevada side are snow
bound several miles south Of the district
and could not get in. The camp can
only be approached from this side in the
winter time. There is no difficulty in
getting in from here. The most Of the
active prospectors in the camp at pres.
ent time, are from Gold6eld, New, and
they say that Jarbdge win rival the fa-
nous camp, II not surpassit.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06

Harry Matthews has returned from a
few days visit in Boise. DR.. Dick
inson Of Middleton, is in Oreana for
few days, trying to relieve some of our
citizens Of their troubles with their teeth.
School has opened again after
the Christmas vacation. The severe cold
has affected the attendance but very
little. . Miss HclgA Helgren re-
turned last Thursday from brief visit
in Weiser and Mountain Home.
Miss Virginia Neil and Ulea Read are ex-
pected home this week after spending the
holidays in Boise. Mrs. Frank
Read is recovering from brief illness.
Mrs. r. M. Pritchard is on the
sick list from the effect Of severe cold.
. Mrs. S. A. Chitwood and Miss
Shackner have returned to Boise after
spending few days with Mrs. Chitwoods
granddaughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Delapp. = > Mr.. and Mrs.
Chitwood and son Ray arrived in Oreana
last Sunday for an indefinite stay.
Miss Jennie Phillips is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Read. =
Alden Hyde has returned TO Moscow
to resume his studies after an interruption
of several weeks, caused by typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ulrich are
feeling much pardornable pride in some
gifts received when they went to Bruneau
to play for the Christmas dance. Mr..
Ulrich received a fine violin, and Mrs.
Ulrich pair of canaries. The donors
were Mr.. and Mrs, D. B. Hyde.
Every one seems to be affected by severe
colds.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
THE BANNER.

AS the work progresses on the north
drift of the HOO, the vein improves very
much. The ledge is full #. wide in the
face of the drift with good well defined
walls, the ledge shows some good sized
bodies Of quartz that are improving with
each round. Miners who worked in the
Blaine tunnel say that there is remark
able similarity in this drift to the Blaine
tunnel just before the rich ore was en-
countered, Mr.. Steele expects to leave
for the east the latter part of next week.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
Order Ftxins Dates forTerRs
Of tks District Court for
tke Seventh Judicial Dis
srict Of Idaho for the
Year 1910.

It is hereby ordered that the dates for
the several terms Of the District Court in
and for the Seventh Judicial District Of
Idaho for the year 1910, be and the same
are fixed as follows:
Washington County
January 25, April 10. June 2s, Oct. ls.
Canyon County
March /, May "a, Sept. lS, Nov. %.
OwYhee County
May 8, September 27.
Ed. L. BRYAN,
Judge for Seventh
Judicial District.
Filed January 4th, 1910.
J. S. ST CLAIR,
Clerk.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06

Mr.. E. A. Thompson left on the first
of the year for st Johns Park, Florida,
having invested in some land in that
place. Mr. Thompson came to California
in 1857 via Panama, and to Silver City
in 1854 where he has since been almost
continually. He owens several good
mining properties on War Eagle Mt.
and as they are valuable properties he
will undoubtedly return next summer.
We hope he viii enjoy his trip to the
sunny south and find his property there
of great value.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
FAR 4wAv.
By E. John rrerellas

By E. John TreRellAs
As / sit alone Pm thinking
OF lass far far away,
And in my dreams l see her
AS 1 did that summer day.
When the sun shone in its glory,
From blue and heavenly sky,
And the sweet toned little skylark
Poured its notes forth from on high
There we wandered on together,
Viewing nature ever fair;
Blue-bells growing in profusion,
And sweet music filed the air.
Now / seem to hear the murmur
OF the waters on the sand,
As we sat in old Trevellas,
On the hillside hand in hand.
We would wander ON together,
Down the honeysuckle lane,
And its sweet perfume comes to me
Ger the bOundless rolling main
Yes, the time came to bid farewell,
As sweet love dreams oftimes do,
And we parted at the gateway
Vowing that we would be true.
Now Pm far across the ocean
In the good old q. S. A.,
But fair Maud, my own sweet lassie,
Is in England far way.
Her presence seems ever near me,
And when would go sstray,
Then / fancy l hear her whisper,
Think, Jack, of that summer day
Sunday she stands in the choir,
And her sweet voice proudly rings,
"Glory, Glory, in the highest"
Peace and happiness to bring.
We are only natures play things,
Held in bonds by natures sway,
And when Cupid shoots his arrow,
1t is usless to say nay.
America is a noble country,
The land OF the brave and free;
Yet st Agnes in distant Cornwall
Dwells the only lass for me.
DeLamar, IdanO
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
MINERS ARE IDLE

London. Jan. 3.-Twenty thousand
miners are idle today in the Northum-
beslsnd coal districts as consequence
Of dispute over the s-hour act which
became effective January /. Men at a
few colleries which still are active have
given notice they will quiet.
COLD COMFoRTFROM PRESIDENT.
Washington, Jan. 3.-President Taft
had an extended conference today with
the presidents Of the big railroads of
the country who had requested hear
ing with him before his special message,
dealing with the interstate commerce
law amendments should be sent to con-
gress. 1t is said the railroad represen-
tatives sought to convince the president
that further legislation at this time
would upset conditions in the railroad
and industrial world, which have gem
orally been righting themselves in the
last two years.
The railroad men seemed rather de-
jected when they left the White House
and it was inferred that their mission,
50 far as holding up the prerident's
special message was concerned, was
failure. The president announced,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06
COLD WAVE WILL GO OVER
THE COUNTRY

Washington, Jan, 3.-Out Of the
northwest is coming second cold wave,
which the bureau officials promiee will
spread during the next So hours over
the entire country east Of the Mississip-
pi. Appearing in the extreme north
west today, the arctic wave is attended
by the lowest temperatures OF the
season.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-06

A good First Glass Family Sewing Ma
chine for sale cheep at G. R. Sweeney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

command when the turbine liner leaves
here for the orient next Tuesday. The
Tenyo is loading at pier 34 and will SAIL
from that pier, as A is still congested
with the freight landed in hurry
from the liner Mongolia The liner
will not have q very large cargo, but
will take out a large number of pas
sengers.
Sierra Is Due Tuesday
According to a wireless message re-
ceived yesterday from Captain Houd-
lette the Oceanic steamship company $
liner Sierra will arrive here from Homo
lulu early Tuesday morning. On board
the Sierra are more than 100 passen-
gers and a cargo of island products
MOnfcaim to Receive Visitors
The French cruiser Montcalm will be
open to visitors this afternoon and
launches to the ship will be running
all day from Mission, Howard and Fol-
som street wharves.
Enterprise SafIs for Hilo
The Matson navigation company's En-
terprise sailed yesterday afternoon for
Hilo with II passengers and about 5,5Oo
tons of general cargo.
WATER Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The British steamer Century, from
this port, arrived yesterday at Sydney.
The Matson navigation company's
Lurline, bound from Honolulu for this
port, was 1,150s miles from here at
midnight Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
By United Wireless

Saturday, August 13.
STEAMER LURLINE-From Honolulu for San
Francisco: Aug. II. midnight. 1150 miles from
San Francisco; fresh northwest wind and mod
crate sea; cloudy; all well.
STEAMER SIERRA-From Honolulu for San
Francisco; Aug. IL, p. m, S57 miles of
Honolulu; strong northeast wind; sea moderate;
cloudy; sn well; barometer 5o.43 temper
ature 6s.
STEAMER PREsIDEET-From Puget sound for
San Francisco; Aug. IL. p. M, of Destruc-
ton island: smooth: light fog; all well.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-F Seattle for San
Francisco: Aug. ID. 80 p. M. SO miles north
of Cape Mendocino: moderate northwest breeze
and sea.
STEAMER ARGYLL-Hence Aug. II for Astoria
Aug. 12 s p. m. 1e miles north of Point st.
George: northwest gale; heavy sea; clear at
times; light fog; barometer 30.l5 temperature
IS.
STEAMER CHARLES NELsoN-Hence Aug. 10
for Seattle; Aug. u. p M, % miles north
Of Cape Arago; light northwest wind; heavy
sea; hazy.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-From Coos bay for
san Francisco: Aug u. $3.50 p. M, passed
Cape Banco: light northwest wind: smooth
sea; misty; barometer 3026; all well.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Hence Aug. 10
for Astoria: Aug. u, 1890 p. m, 10 miles
south of Cape Blanco; clear: fresh northwest
wind: moderate sea; barometer 3026; temper
ature "a.
STEAMER MoNGoLIA-Hence Aug. T. for
Honolulu; Aug. H. p. M, 70 miles of San
Francisco; all well.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Sailed Aug. 1s, 2 D. m.-schr Irene, for San
:. Sailed Aug. 10. a. m.-stmr ouinault. for
TAToosH- Passed out Aug Is. I a. m.-Br
stmr oceano, from Victoria for San Francisco;
$3.50 a. M. U. s. stmr Manzanita, for cruise
Passed In Aug. 3d. - m.-Stmr Northwestern
from Valdez for Seattle; = p.< M. stmr Fair
haven. hence Aug. 9 for Port Ludlow; $40 p M,
schr Samar. from San Pedro for Everett; 2:20 D.
M, U. s. stmr Manzanita from cruise.
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Arrived Aug. l3-U. S. stmr AL
bany. from Bremerton: Br stmr Zambesi from
Newcastle, N. S. W.
HILo-Arrived Aug. 9-Schr Gamble, from
Port Gamble.
FOREIGN PORTS
yICToRIA-Arriyed Aug. 13-Br stmr Bran
ley. hence Aug. 8.
Sailed Aug. 1s-Jap stmr sado Maru, for China
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrived Aug. Ger bark
Goldbek, from Hamburg; Ger ship Reinbek. from
Hamburg; Br bark Lynton, from Hamburg.
MISUNDERSTANDING July 2S-Ger shin
Alsterrufer from Barry
RO1TERDAM-SailedA Aug. 11-Fr bark Jean
ANCoN-Sailed Aug. 10-Stmr Peru, for San
Francisco.
HoNGkoNG-Sai Aug. 1o-Jap stmr Chi
LIvERPooI-sailed Aug. 4-Br stmr Titan,
MoNTEvIDEO-sailed July 2s-Br stmr Anglo
DoyER-Passed Aug. s-Fr bark Cambronne,
FERNANDO DE NoRoNHA-Passed July 30
Br stmr Bogota. from Valparaiso for Liverpool.
1QUIQuE-Arrived July 2S-Ger ship Are
thusa, from Hamburg.
ST. VINCENT. c. V.--Arrived Aug 12-Ger
stmr Augustus. from Oregon for United Kingdom.
SGEZ-Arrived Aug. 13-Br stmr Inverclyde.
from Hiogo for New York
HANKOW-Arrived Aug. 12-Br stmr Beachy,
from New York for Hankow and Puget sound.
ANJER-Passed prior Aug. 13-Br stmr Sa-
hara, from Newport News for Manila
PANAMA--Sailed Aug. 12-Br stmr Oberon,
for San Francisco
sYDNEY-zsailed Aug. 13-Br stmr Century,
for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arriyed Aug. 12-Br stmr Barra.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
LOCAL FERRY rRAINs-Va oakland Pier


To Oakland. Berkeley. 5srryman, East oakIand and
FruItyaIe-Daly-From 500 a.nn and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive. then TAO $50.
200 $40 1870, 11-0o. 1l-40 pm. 1920 and
To ssshsr and Mskoss VIA Seventh st-Daav--From
800 an. and every twenty minutes until 100 pm.
inclusive. then TO. $50 900. $40. 1910. iI0.
and l1.40 pm.
To s,onshur ss-DaIy Except sundsy-s0o. 100. 500.
900 am. 220. AGO. 400. 500 $40 pm. Sunday
only 800 1000 an, 100. 200. aoo 400. 500
5Op.m.
70 Oakland First st. FruItaIs, Alameda. via Horssshos
-Dziy-From t6.00. $40 an and every twenty
minutes until $50 am. inclusive. then 800, go,
1000. 10 20. 1fO0 120 am. II m. IL 20 100, / 20
200. 220 800 d20. t340 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm inclusive; 40. $40, 900 go.
1910 11o0 and H. 40 pm, 1870 and 10 an
Additional train 20 Oakland First ST.. 2.15 an
rs West B~kslsy-Daiy Except Sunday-From 500
Am. and every twenty minutes unti6 20 an inciu-
sive: then 900 am. aad every hour until 400 pm
inclusive: then 420 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. lnciusives then y 40 pm, 80 300
$40. l00. 11-00. II. 10 pm and 1220am
To West BTksIsy-Sundays only-From 900 am.
then TOO TAO, $40, 900 am. inclusive; ts-n d N
am and every twenty minutes 100 nm inclusive.
then 7.4G pm. $40. 9o0 go. 1910 HOO. II 40
pm and 1910 am.
To csrbin-Daly Except Sundsy-From 500 am and
every 20 minutes until $50 am. inclusive then
900. 1000 am 1900 m LOO 200 500 400 on
40. 500. $50 SO and 60apm
To cofon-Sundays only-Fror 500 an. then QO0
am, 80 am and every twenty minutes untl
500 pm
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SYNOPSIS AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
Light rain has fallen along the coast of Wash
iagton and the long dry spell in oregon and
eastern Washington win probably be broken
soon. Otherwise there has been no rain west
of the Rocky mountains. East of the mountains
the weather Is somewhat unsettled. There Is
considerable cioudipess in the lake region, the
Ohio valley and the south Atlantic states Rain
has fallen in Texas Louisiana, Florida, also in
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
There abnormalIy high temperatures
reported In the eastern states. West of the
Mississippi the temperatures below the nor
NAL and in North Dakota and Minnesota the
temperature has fallen from to % degrees.
In California there has been a slight rise along
the central coast and in the Sacramento valley.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff &c per
cent and at Fresno 80 per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Sunday; Z;
warmer; moderate west winds.
Santa Clara Ralley-Fair Sunday; moderate
temperature; light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday; continued
warm; light north winds.
San Joaquin valey-Fair Sunday: continued
warm; light west winds.
California, south of the Tehachapi-Fair Sun
day; somewhat warmer: light south winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
from Valparaiso; ghip Manga Reva. from rhila-

from Valparaiso; ship Manga Reva, from Phila-
delphia.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LAS PALMAS-Arrived Aug. 1S-Stmr Jaueta,
from Tacoma.
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug 1s-Stmr CoIum-
bia. from Glasgow and NIovllle: stmr St Paul
from Southampton
Sailed Aug. 13- Stmr New York for southamp-
ton; stmr Princess Irene, for Naples; stmr Lap
land for Antwerp; stmr Minneapolis for London;
stmr Celtic, for Liverpool; stmr Amerika for
Hamburg; stmr Furnessia, for Glasgow; stmr
BREMEN-Arrived Aug. 12-Stmr Prinz Fried
rich wilhelm, from New York.
New York via Cherbourg.
| GENOA-Sailed Aug 1i-Stmr Berlin, for New
| York.
Arrived Aug. 1s-Stmr Berlin, from Naples.
| ETC.. for New York.
ROTTERDAM Aug. 1s-stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam for New York.
CHERBoURG-Sai Aug. 12-Stmr Philadel-
| phia from Southampton for New York.
DOyER-Sailed Aug. I5-Stmr Finland, for
MoviLLE-sa Aug. 1s-Stmr Caledonia.
| from Glasgow for New York.
B0RDEAUX-Arrived Aug. 11-Stmr st. Lau-
rent. from New York for Havre.
TRIESTE-Sailed Aug. 9-Stmr Pannonia. for
NAPLEs-sailed Aug 12-stmr Europia Gtal-
| ianl. from Genoa for New York.
ANTWERP-Sailed Aug. 13-Stmr Finland. for
! New York. Aug. 12-Stmr Marquette. for Phil
adelphia.
CHRIsTTANsAND- Aug 1S-stmr os-
car VI. from Copenhagen for New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived Aug. 135Stmr st.
Louis from New York for Southampton.
Memoranda
| Per Fr ship Ernest Reyer. at San Francisco
! Aug Is. from Ipswich via Rotterdam and Ho-
bart-Aug. I, latitude 81 north. longitude 139
west passed a ship; looked like the FIR ship
Rene Kervilier, from Hamburg for San Fran
CISCO
IQUIQUE. July 29-Br stmr Allanton. at this
port previously reported on fire. has had fire ex-
| tinguished cargo Is being discharged into hulk
cargo from No. 2 hold wet and damaged.
Per stmr Santa Maria-Aug. 49, OF ligntship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
KOREA BRINGS BIG
CARGO FROM ORIENT
Pacific Mail Liner Given Quick
Dispatch Through Quaran-
tine and DOcked Early

HE Pacific Mail lin
er Korea, Captain
Sandberg. arrived
G a rly yesterday
from the orient
and was alongside
pier A S h ortly
after Z o'clock
a. m. The Korea
was not compelled
10 anchor off the
barge Office, for the
reason that Past
Assistant Surgeon
A d. Foster of the
United States ma
rine hospital serv-
ice was a passen-
ger and had COM
pleted the neces-
Sarv health in
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Army Trnnrporta

The BufOrd Is in port
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Ma
Mia
The Logan is in port
The Sheridan sailed August 5 for Manila
The Sherman sailed July IA from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Tonnage Enraeemeufa

The British steamer Georgia on Puget sound.
is under charter for the Pacific ocean trade. de-
livery Newcastle. Australia. and redelivery
Chile. with 80 days coal and hire at p Cd.
The schooner William Bowden is under char
ter for lumber from Grays Harbor to ValDa-
raisO. for orders. at ass 9d.
The steamer Lyra. which arrived here from
New York Friday. will return with general
merchandise, having been chartered prior to
arrival