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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
HOPE FoR GOOD SEASON.
Running Turf Officials Announce the
sr, Stakes Tor the Season.

New York, Feb. 3.-As a further
indication that the running turf OFF,
cials are hopeful of a good season. OF
racing in the metropolitan district this
year, the Empire Jockey club today
announced it's stake events for the
midsummer meeting on its track near
Yonkers.
Seven stakes are offered for the
three -year-olds and upward, the chief
of which is the Empire City handicap,
with guaranteed value of $4,000. For
the three@year- olds three stakes are
hung up, and for the babies four. Each
of these is, of the value of $1,000. The
nominations close March /.
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.ATToRN EYS.

lRNmrTa & RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
lewa at law. Office, and 6 Morton
suilding, Broadway, Fargo.
1BERTE AUGUST, Az HENDERSON
block. Broadway' Fargo PROBATE prac'
fRNER. ri. X. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dfices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
ILER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY. AND
Bank block, Fargo.
FERSON IA. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial Bank building. Fargo. Prac-
ices in all courts. Particular care given
sRRNSON, ]. TO-, ATTORNEY AT LAW
no Front street, Fargo. Practices in ali
soJ,rta. Tax cases a speciality
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WHIST TOURNAMENT.
GaIesburs and Erie Clubs Enjoy
Evenings Play.

Galesburg,- n. D., Feb. 2.-Sporting
Editor Forum: Tuesday evening Jan.
25, the Galesburg Whist club journeyed
to Erie to meet their crack whist team
for a social game of whist. After the
smoke had cleared away the score was
taken and found to be ga points in
favor of Galesburg. ..
Last night they played a return game
at Galesburg and after the score was
taken by, F.. N. Delamater, .Erie's cap
tain, the book was accidentally lost"
A second tally was taken with about
$50 points in Galesburg's favor.
After enjoying supper and smoker
the boys left, voting a good time, even
iif luck was against them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
INDOOR BASEBALL GAME
Business Men Will Play Dormitory
Men at the Y. M. C. A. Satur-
day Evening.

There will be an indoor baseball
game on Saturday evening at the Y.
M c. A. between the business mems
team and the dormitory mems team.
Both teams have been doing some
consistent practice for several weeks
and both are in good shape for the
contest
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washington for information regarding
the size, amount of business. etc, in
jamestown, the data to be used in
the congressman's efforts to have the
appropriation passed for the erection
OF the 100000 federal building at
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03

Do you know that Group can be pre-
vented? Give .Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the croupy cough
appears and ii will prevent the attack.
1t is also a certain cure for Group and
has never been known to fail. Sold by
all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
DICKINSON TO TAKE
De Almonds PLACE.

Butler, Mo-, Feb. &c. C.. Dickinson.
of Clinton, democrat, defeated Philip
Griffith of Greenfield, republican, IN
special election in the sixth district
yesterday TO select successor to the
late Congressman David A. De Ar
mond.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03

While IT is oft n impossible TO pre-
vent en- accident 1t is never impossible
to be prepared-it lie not beyond any
ones purse Invest rs cents In a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Liniment and you are
prepared for sprains, bruises and like
injuries. Sold By all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03

jamestown. the bill having been in
troduced over year ago. The data
showing the great need OF such 3
building at jamestown to include
postofficeS and other government Of
fees, is being prepared.
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HATCAERS, MUTUALS,
AAKERS. WINNERS
standina Of the Clubs.

The Hatchers, Mutuals and Aakers
carried off the honors in the CONNER
cial league at the Y. M. G. A. last eve
ming The Globe put up great fight
and lost by a single score. The Bank
ers were easy money for the Mutuals
while the Forum fell prey to Hatchers.
Aakers. Globe Game.
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During January, the flour mills also
shipped at heavy rate, sending out
the total Of 1,492,327 barrels, or 4s4,-
GA in excess OF January last year.
when the shipments amounted to ss7.-
713 barrels.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

INcoCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off
es Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, barge
]. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO
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CIVIL ENGINEER.
DENTISTS.

TANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME-
thanlcal engineer. Corner Twelfth and
front streets. Phone 2O65.
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Jockey Shilling IL doing most OF his
riding. scrilling IL Z. n. Thomns'
clever boot artist. who rode sensation
ally at Arcadia last winter and got
into further pronnins nee by quarreiing
with Thomas and stabLing his after
the stable wort east
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03

The latest improved motion picture
machine for the Fargo operahouse has
arrived Now see if you can find the
pictures e.. rE
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wherever horse racing IL in prorni-
hence this year, there's II. O. Bsdweil
and Jockey Shilling. BedweIl IL car
ryinR string Of. seventeen horses.
re. ii spending most Of his time at
Juarex, Mexico, where he IL interested
fiji 4ho new club.
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN that line?
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember the Best
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HANNA AFrER FIGURES.


Jamestown, n. D., Feb. S.--secre-
tarv Yaaton OF the Jamestown Com
nereIal club, has recoivad a request
asOpa Corsressnaam q - Mamma at
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o,coNNoR FAILS.

cernell Fee4balI Star plunIts and Won'i
Re- Enter "U,'
Ithaca. N. NJ, Feb, All. :. o'conii,r
left guard of the 1910 Cornell football
team, iaA failed 10 pass tho midwinteT
examinations and will ts@e Pe-enter the
university. His loss TO tina taaFn Wjll
DO sosely fela.
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OsTEopATHIC.
UNDERWATER.

q. STEM HANSON, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician: graduate American school
Kirksville. oftice GA Front Phone lOl4-J.
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]. E. FRENETTE, DENTIST, OF
dee Huntington block, over BHou. En-
rance on broadway Fargo. N. D.
Dr. John r. Cromb, Dr.. w. r. Addison,
DentiRts Rooms to Az First National
BANK block. Once hours $50 to 1900
a., and sl:30 TO s y. m. Telephone
TIL. STARTLING, DENTIST. ROt,A.
s. eLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. ID.
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OLSON WANTS MATCH.

lightweight Wrestler o. courtenay
Would Meet Burt.
Walum, N. D.. Feb. 3.---Sporting Ed
itor Forum: Having seen that Bali II.
Burt. the lightweight wrestler and box
er OF Minnesota 10 issuing a challenge
to Young Turk or Dago Kid. tell him
t1la+ he can have match with me any
old tirne-the sooner the better. Yours
truly. Eslil Olson. lightweight wrestler,
Ccurtenay, NJ. -.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER
lOF. WA. KLIMMEK, TIA Ninth AVE-
nlle south Master tuning and repairing.
Phone eI6-L.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
Eastern I.iveStoeIS Market


CHICAGO. June 1s--Cattle- Receipts. esti-
0S7O: Texas steers. S6-30d :. p; western steers.
81 5OG 20: stockers and feeders. S4d645; COWS
and beifcrs s. s0n7. calves Se.J09s.S5
H0gs-R Receipts estimated at l3.OO0 head.
market sfrong - steady Light. $3.50 $50;
mixed. S9.25d9.50: heavy. $9i549.J0; rough,
81 I5d9 -: good 10 choice heavy. 81. 25d9.50;
pigs So .3Od9 20. bulk Of sales. $9.35eL9-45
Sherp-Receipts estimated at 1900 head;
market weak Native. S3.50@6: western 50 75e1
30. vearlings. S6-50d 80; lambs, native $5.f5
q q $50. western S6.50n9
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. june 14-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 head. market steady Native steers, 500
0iS-5O: COWS and heifers. $3.50 7.65: stockers
and feeders. Ss06.25: bulls sac; calves $40
q SD western steers, S5-50@s.20; western
cows. S4d6.5O.
Hogs Receipts. Is 900 head; market steady TO
strong Bulk Of sales S9.2JQ9 321z heavy.
- zsMa.35; packers and butchers. Ss-zods.5o;
light. S3-15d930; pigs. $ST5M9.5O.
Sheep-iieceipfs. 5000 head, market steady.
Nurfons. $s.750 9. 30: lambs, $SH9.60; fed wetb-
ers and yearlings, S5d7.75; fed western ewes,
S4.T505.75-
SOUTH OMAHA. June 4.-Cattle-Receipfs.
100 head market steady 70 10c lower Native
steers. $500 S25; and beifers. S3-504
0-15. western steers. S3-75n1. cows and beifeTs.
-. IS n $50; Gamers. s. 15d 425. st0ckerS and
feeders. 50. 55@6; calves. <4GS25; bulls. stays.
ETC.. $3-T5d6-
Sc higher. Heavy. $9.2O0930; mixed. SO. .25d
$50; light s.. 2 = @9.35; pigs, Ss0s: bulk OF
sales 50. .25M $50.
shecD-Receipts 1000 head: market steady
fesriinge $5.7Jn6. -. wcfhcrs S5M6.3J: ewes
f5d8IO: lambs $3.50 -.
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well that we nidn't need sunshine to
make us feel happy"
The Sierra brought lie cabin pas
sengers and Sc in the steerage. The
sacks OF sugar $500 punches of ban
anas, $40 sacks of coffee and S,0S9 cases
of canned pineapples.
Russian Stevedore employed on the
dock Al Honolulu slowed away on the
liner and was not discovered untii% the
snip was too far out to take him back.
eye of Chief officer Trask gave value
in elbow grease for the three square
meals he daily slowed away under his
blouse. When the ship neared port he
slowed away again and it was some
time after the liner had docked before
the crew unearthed him. He will be
taken back to Honolulu when the
Sierra returns.
The immigration inspectors did not
put in an appearance until some time
after the liner docled and all the pas
Commissioner Norths leisurely repre-
sentatives appeared on the scene.
among the passengers Was a Miss ;,
CHING was born in iiltHsia' HAWAII And had had
with her certificates to that effect is
sued by the territorial authorities The
immigration inspectors who finally
showed up were without authority to
land any Chinese passenger and Miss
Ching was detained for several hours
until an official of the Chinese bureau
arrived 1rOm Anger island ana y n
her birth certificate and gave the neces-
sary permission for her to land.
The immigration officials also want
ed q Japanese woman steerage pas
Senger in the throes of child birth sent
over to Angel island so that still an
other official could pass on her right
TO land. Doctor Clarke, the liner $
surgeon. protested and an Inspector Of
the Japanese department was sent to
the ship and the little brown woman
was given q transfer to hospital.
Among the passengers on the liner
was w A. Bryan, vino is in charge of
the museum at Honolulu and who is
taking to Washington set OF films
showing fishes in motion under water.
OF the Paradise of the Pacific, was an
OF her messenger
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA. June 1.-THE steamship Nebslem
which has been in course of construction AT the
Bendixsen yard since the first of the year for
the Hammond lumber company, will be launched
at o'clock tomorrow evening. Miss Bessie Me-
MILAN. daughter OF superintendent W. r. Me-
MILAN of the Samoa plant of the Hammond com
pany. will name the craft and break the bottle
of champagne its prov as it glifes fnto
the water. The Nehaiem is 100 feet in length
Ii feet in depth and beam 3S feet and it will
cost about S95, ,0o0 Next week the Nebaleu,
will be towed TO San Francisco by the steamer
Ravalli. where its engines will be Installed
the United engineering company of Alameda
The steam schooner is building at Bendixsens
for the Charles H. Higgins company of San Fran.
cisco. and work will be Commenced ~, an
other steamer for the Hammond interests
Steamer F. A. Kilburn arrived from San
Francisco this afternoon with freight mail
and passengers 1t is docked at the street
wharf. 1t Will sail for the city tomorrow after
noon.
steam schooner Lakme arrived from San Fran
cisco today with large cargo OF freight. which
was discharged at ID street wharf and at Ar
cata where it Is now loading lumber FOR the
return trip.
1t is reported that hereafter the steamer FL
der of the North Pacific steamship company win
cease calling at this port. either south or north
bound and that the steamers Eureka and X II
burn will care for the San Francisco Euro a.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK June 1.-THE market for stand
ard copper weak today with spot and for
ward deliveries TO the end of August quoted at
ia 12.20c- The London market weak also.
with spot closing AT f54 los and futures at f35
IS Cd. Local dealers quote lake copper at Il. 75
q Ml3e: electroytic l.. 30bd u 75c; casting. 1925
a l2.5oe. No arrivals were reported at New York
todsg. Custom house returns showed exports OF
2,241 tons. making 6.62J so far this month.
Tin was easy. With spot quoted At 32.3Ti "a
% zoe; June. 81 81 81 zoe: July. % - a 81
Augass. 3255@ 30. soc; September. 81. 60@32. sec.
The London market was steady. with spot quoted
At f14S 5s and futures at f1s9 los.
Lead was steady. with spot quoted at 456t
4.Joc New York aud al AHA 22iac East ST.
Louis London unchanged at fI2 12s Cd
Spelter was weak with spot quosed at 3.40G
5.55c New York and at 4.90m 1850 East ST.
Iouis. The London market unchanged at
E22 IS.
Iron wss lower al 4Ss 10l2d FOR Cleveland war
rents in London. Locally the market quiet.
Ne foundry northern is quoted at $1675@
17-25: No. =. 625d 1S. 10: No. l southern and
No. 1 southern soft Sl6. .25kl lG %
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June I4-The local market con
tinues very duh. interest being almost wholly in
the west where it is claimed buyers and sellers
arc getting nearer in their figures Boston
dealers hear that the new clip is short Of staple
wooss and that the oregon shearing averages %
per cent staple, as against 75 per cent in pre-
vious years
New Oregon staple is being landed in Boston
81 S1c 10 5Se cleaned. with Idaho wools slightly
lower Little Montana has been received.
QuotatiOns-SeoHred basis
California Northern 54d sc: middle country
5oN SIC. southern. 45H41c
Oregon Eastern No. / staple 62@ 1850: east
ern clothing. $50 59c; valley No. l. 54M55c.
Ierritory-Fine staple. 63M65c: fne medium
staple, 62atSc; fine clothing. 5S@60c; fine me-
dunn clothing. $50 sc: half blood 570 5sc;
three-eighths blood. $50 SC: Quarter blood
ccmbiRg. 52d 54c.
Puiled wooI-Extrs. csc; me A. 6OG62e; A
supers. sta 5Sc
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
Los Angeles Produce Market
+ TSpecfoI Discotch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. June 14.-Eastern fresh eggs
dropped 25c dozen the produce exchange
fejay. Local eggs were firm. Butter and cheese
steady The potato market quiet.
Receipts Of produce were Eggs, 21T cases.
huffpr 20 4a3 pounds: cheese. 26SJ pounds; po-
-faloeS. Al sacks
Cheese fper Ib)--Northern fresh. 1Tc: eastern
twins. 1Sc: eastern cheddars. 19c: eastern long
horn I9c. eastern dairy. I9c; Swiss, Imported.
z0c. swiss. domestic. % pc; brick cream, 20c;
iiunbureer 20M2lc.
Butter fper Ib)--creamery extras 3Oc: frsts.
.ssc. cooking butter. pc.
Eggs fper dozl-Local ranch candled. frsts
27c. rase count. 23lac: eastern fresh 25c
Beans lper cfn-No. L pink. $50: No. I
liua 81 40f5 40: Lady Washington. 81 70; small
white. s.; blackeye. s6-25; GsrFanzas, S4.50
lcnfiis- 81
Potatoes fper ctl) l)-Salinss. 81 15s0 l. 25 Hugh
lands SEQ 81 10. Lompoc. 81. 10d I.25: Watson
Vile So %. Idaho 90ce1 81 10, new potatoes
SOC per box. S1-1J per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
PIONEER THROWS HIS
MONEY To THE DOGS
Ransonns so Stray Weinerwurst
EIigibleS From Pound

PHOENIX. Ariz.. June 14-Dr. o. l.
Mahoney. a pioneer of Arizona. has
undertaken to provide collars and Ii
cense tags for every canine impounded
by Phoenix dog catchers. He paid into
the city treasury today 500 for so
tags and purchased as many collars,
which were adjusted to the dog catch
ers' first days roundup.
The dog CO tcher is still busy inn
pounding strays and it is estimated
by Chief of Police John Moore that
the physicians love of dogs will COST
him $4,000 before those in Phoenix are
provided with life preseryers.
Doctor Mahoney is wealthy and de-
clares he can spend his money In 10
other way that will afford him the
pleasure he derives from defending
Iuckless CANNES.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
New Yor4k Produce

NEW YORK, June Iz.-Hops-DuI.
eHides-Easr.
p. Hctroleum-ouiet.
Wool-Sfeady
sugar-Raw nrm: muscorado. 50 test. FAC:
ceniri luEal. % test. $40, InolssseS sugar So
lest $50 Refined steady.
.ohee--Jlosed steady net unchanged to 10
points higher; sales, 3 500 bags. Closing bids:
June, SOC July. 6.45c; August, 6-55c SeDtem-
her. 665c: October. November ana December
g loc; January. 6.47c- February. 6.s7e: March,
6-s0ci April, s.S2c; May. 6.S3c Spot steady
Kio No Z. SIC; Santos No 4, 9sse Mild quiet
Cordova, 9lsdl2Lc.
Butter-U nsettled; creamery specials 2sc
do extrss 27lac do thirds to frsts, 25d27c:
state dairy. finest. PC; do common to prime
= @ 26c; process. seconds 10 special ESQ 26c:
factory, 22l2 Q23l2e; initiation creamery 24Q
Cheese-irregular; state whole milk new fancy
small white, lS7< Q14c; do large white, 13s<c.
sESgs-Steady aud unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporsted Apples Quiet STEADY on spot and
nrmer for future delivery. Spot-FBncy, 1O1t a
lOsscs choice. s9 SIG; prime, 7Q7i9c: common
ePrUnes-Quiet but firm. Quotations range from
Sc 70 SIC for CaliforBas up to 3O-40s and from
&c 70 9lzc for OreEons.
ApricOts-(Quiet but steady. Choice. 10d1O1sc:
extra choice. i0ss nIlilcs fancy, 11N6I2Ae.
Pesches-Quiet but STEADY. Choice. 81 @6&c;
extra choice. TM5Ac; fancy ~ 67lac.
Raisins-Ffrmer- Loose muscatel. 35s ass G.:
choice 10 fancy seeded, a. M6ztc; seedless. 33L
q iac; London layers, 81 -20d1.z ..
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
$500, 900 AWARD FOR
DAM SITE APPROVED
Work to Begin on $o.O00,OOO Ir-
rigation Project

Ell PASO. Tex. June 14.-Judge
Mecham. sitting at Socorro. N. NJ. ap-
proved today the award of the board OF
commissioners allowing 100000 for
land taken for the site Of the Elephant
Butte dam at Engle n. Nj. Work will
begin this week on the mammoth
$4,000, 900 project, which will irrigate
225, 600 acres in New Mexico, Mexico and
western Texas. and fulfill the treaty
obligations with Mexico for an equit-
able distribution of the water OF the
international stream, the Rio Grande.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15

sois or drums 91zc: I5o deg oil. iron bhls or
Ssgias lie; special do. l1s5c; pearl oil in ses
--SS,2Ss sStfal l6iac; star. 16lsc: extra star
ls5ae. Elaine, 261le; eccene, l9iscs red crown
@ ene motor gasoline, in bulk Ice. in cases 2Scs
s1Se.ne dlstlllate IN drums q &c. cases &c more:
= 1eE gasoline in bulk Soc IN cases 81 -.
ss.Aisn makers and painters nsphtha. In bulk
1urpenune-SIc per gallon in cases .os ~ 4,
o1iA drums and iron barrels
q h9sln uler Dbl OF $50 lbsl-E, $50: +. 81. 90:
- Se.Oo; ii, SS-15; l. IS 2s.
Slss,s ee emo White Lead-Red, sR@ec; white,
The California fruit eapnerss -ss,o-..s,- ,....
lelu pack as follows. --.-ol quo'es
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
SUPPOSED MEMBER OF
MAYBRAY GANG JAILED
Prisoner Says He Is Horse
Buyer From New Orleans

SPOKANE. June 10 n. Harring-
ton, declared by detectives to be a
member of the notorious Maybray ganz
of fake wrestling and prize fight
swindlers, was arrested here this aft
ernoon.
The police said that Harrington was
responsible for swindIing three Spo-
kane men on a fixed wrestling match
in Seattle two years ago.
Harrington said he is horse buyer
from New Orleans and denied connec-
ton with the Maybrays-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15

The following maximum and minimum temper
afuTes are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago. 1865; New York. T2-60;
Omaha Sf62.
Sl lNOpSIS
4 we'll marked depression overes Nevada and
Utah Rain has fallen Mt Reno and WinnemHcca
and thunderstorm is reporied ut the latter
place. In California the northwest winds arc
diminishing.
Cool weather continues throughout California.
and afternoon temperatures in the great valley
range from 20 10 76 tcgrecs. The temperature
viii rise slowly Wednesday.
Jhe relative humidity at Red Bluff was G. aud
at Fresno 30 per cent.
Following IS the forecast for the 30 hours end
ing at midnight Wednesday. June u. 1910:
SAN Francisco and yicinity-Fair Wednesday,,
somewhat warmer: moderate west Winds
Santa Clara Yalley-Fair Wednesday; moderate
north winds.
Sacramento valley--Fair Wednesday. somewhat
warmer; light south winds
San Joaquin yalley-Fair Wednesday: warmer
modsaate west winds: showers in the mountains
California south Of the Tehaehapi--t Cloudy
Wednesday; sIfawers in the mountains; moderate
south winds.
A. G. McADlE. District Forecaster.
Daily River BulIetin
SACRAMENTO. June 14--0bscrys tions taken
n o'clock q. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15

cotton has been arriving here in the meantime,
shipments to American mills and exports 10
Europe have been so heavy that the total stock
today was reduced TO Ill 900 bales and actually
z.ovO less than at this time last year, the total
STOCK on that date amounting TO 173.000 bales.
We are receiving entirely too many reports of
too much rain and grassy fields in Alabama.
Tennessee. Arkansas, louisiana Mississippi and
sections Of the south Atlantic states. The com
plants were borne ont by today's weekly weather
report and there is an enormous short interest
in new CROP
Spot closed quiet, 10 points advance. Aliddling
% %splandS, l9.Soe; middling gulf, l5.55e. Sales,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
SIERRA in QUICK
RUN FROM Island
Liner Docks Early, but Passen-
gers Are Held Until Inu1igra-
ton Inspectors Arrive

HE Oceanic steam
ship company's liner
Sierra. c a p t a j II
Houdlette. arrived
here early yester-
day morning, 5 days
II hours from Hon
olulu. The Sierra
not only made good
time but brought a
full cargo and a
big crowd of pas
sengers, q m o n e
whom were many
well known people.
The weather was
n o t particularly
plea SAINT during the
voya ge, but as one
pa ssenger S a j d /:
.sTheY fed US so
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
NotIee to 1Iarlnern
BraDch HluTogrdphlc Ulb'
San Francfeco Cal JuDe Il.

San Francisco Cal. June Il, 1870
captain A. Gerolinich OF the Aus. steamer
7eru1ine reports to the branch photographic
office at Port Townsend that May %, 1910. 20
miles northwest OF Punta de Campos. entrance
~ Manzanillo harbor Mexico. the new light
gives irregular 1ashes both for intervals and
bower Of light. Intervals OF 3, 5. and Is
Usually.
War o. 1910, while stesming between Cape
Corriepfos and Cape San LUCAS, encountered
Sense masses OF small soft Holsters, about n
fnches long The steamer had TO stop and re-
move hTe gallon bUcketfui OF these Holsters
from the circulation pump. :.
Nautical Expert. in charge