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from Redendo Beach; ballast to L. p. White
,. D.. ~ stnf ]. ,. stetson, Han. ss hour.
from Willapa harbor: bound SOUTH pvt n for
a:so p. M. strnr Katherine, Jorgenson, q
hours from Eureka; 450.0oo feet lumber to
Ais p. M, stmr klamath. Jahnsen. 50 hours
from Astoria; bound south. put in for fuel and
7:l5 >. a., stmr Temple b. Dorr, Nelson. :
mann Lumber company.
Br stmr Hazel Dollar. Ridley. Hankov via
San Pedro; Robert Dollar company.
1tmr ist6mian, Hall. Saiins Cruz; Williams
ass Br stmr Comedian: Nethertou, Liverpool via
Montevideo; Baifour, Guthrie = , Co
"00' I'"'@' s0Apshyi s2iLED
1880 p. M, stmr Bandon Endbers. Bandon.
s:15 a. M, stmr Hornet Marxen, seattle.
10:40 a. M, stmr Mandalay, Johnson, Sar
Ills a. M, stmr Queen. Alexander, San Diego
ll:4e a. m., stmr James $. Higgins, swanson
1880 p. M, stmr F. A. KiTDdrn, Mcclellan,
1880 p. NJ. stmr Avalon. Christensen. .willapa
200 p. M, stmr J. B. Stetson. Han, sar
4.x0 p M, gtnr ISthm10n, Hail, SAUNA Jfuz
4:3O ?. M, Br stmr Ashtabnia, Harding, Pisa
qua.
$40 p. M, stmr Eureka. Paulsen, Monterey.
800 p. M, stmr Asnncion. Kirkwood, Nome.
.e:25 ,. M, stmr Tamalpais. Anderson. Astoria
6:45 p. M, -stmr klamath, Jahnsen, San Pedro
- TELEGRAPHIC
y POINT L0BOS, July 81, 10 p. m.-WeatheI
''sa' "na W'yeIGi1sH wEATHER Z RnPonfs mo Is n''''
POINT LOBOS, July 81, 8 4. m.--Oloudy; wind
PoiST REYES Tsss July na 1VsI Il. :. m.-cloudy
WIND 81 veiccity.14 miles an hour. ,.-.-
TATOosH. July 81. o =. m.--Clsar; wind vi
velocity 22 mlles an hour;
NORTH HEAD. July I'll. IL m.-cle.r, wind
8; pc1s yslcclty e. niles az hour; bar sEooth:
POINT LOBOs,. July 81. p. m.-cnear; wind
Y; velocity I,ds. nilss sP hour; mcvrs
UNALASKA A-sailsd July s0-Nor stmr Chris
tian Bors. for Port Townsend.
.eh. sAfRonArrsss fonoos i,s sos oss 81, e. a,
sailed July 80. $3.50 ,. m.--stnr Elizabeth. fol
POINT ARENA--Arrived July si-stms
Nhitesboro. hence July 90.
Sailed July sl--stnlr Whitesboro, for Green.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July sf-stmr whites
:, MAHSHFlELD--saiied July 81, p. nn.--Stms
ABERDEEN-saied July 81, ~ n.-stnr O.
9. Lindauer, Tor San francisco.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived July si-stmr Bruins
SAN PEDRo--Arrived July ai--stmr o. M
Clark from Redondo Beach; stmr Governor
from San Diego; stmrs Shasta and shoshoue
from Astoria; stmrs Harvard and Rose City
Sailed July s1-stmrs Harvard and shoshone
FOR san Diego; stn1fs Governor, Yale and wei
lesley, for San Francisco
I. REpoEDo REAcH-sailed July 81, 9 p. m.-
stmr Marshneld, FOR Union Landings 2.30 D.. M
stmr Bowdoin. for San Francisco.
,os osyVsNE.AaU-saiied July 31--Stmr Northwestern
PORT SAN LUfs-Arrived July 81. s.so 4. m
Barge Santa Paula. in tow tug Sea Rover. hence
suiy sn 80; II a. m, stmr Santa Clara. hence july
less. hence, July: 80; b. M, stnr Whittier
hence July 3O fr~''
Sailed Jolly 81. II fn.--Barse Santa Paula. n
TOW tug sss Rover, for San Francisco; s:st
P. M, stmr Santa Clara, for San Pedro, to sal
u Il 2; M bktn Fullerton. in tow Jug DadntIess
SEATILE-Arrived July 81. L. m.-stml
Jeanie. from skagway; Ill a. IN, stnr state 81
SaHiornia. from SkaEway; ! q. M, Jap stnl
sado Mafu, from Yokohama
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Mater Front Noter
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The sonoma,s cargo

The steamer souoma sailed for Sydney, via
HONOLULU. Pago Pago and Samoa Wednesday,
with cargo valued at $1SB, 1s4. the distribution
being as follows: For Honolulu, S66. Tor; Aus
trsiia. $es rs; samoan islands, s21 lis; South
Africa, 81. 16S; Marshall islands, $9e2; New
Zealand, $S97; Tanning islands, $780, Caroline
islands, s2oe. The principal exports and their
destinations were as Follows:
To Australasia, ,45o lbs assorted dried fruits,
10.2J0 lbs prunes, %. T59 lbs coffee T22 cs
juice. automobiles and 2I pkgs parts, SO pkgs
machinery, 1s4S7 rolls and 1i9 pkgs roofing il
boots and shoes. 20 bales broom corn cs
oils 2. $40 lbs seeds, 10 rolls leather Al pkgs
incubstors, 356 pkgs paints. 231 bales hose Sc
pkgs inks, Il cs typewriters, 90 pkgs electrical
goods, sc. 592 # lumber.
To Honolulu-9, ,544 lbs fresh meat 72s1 lbs
hams and bacon, 6,265 lbs lard, 976 pkgs fresh
fruits, 1.641 pkgs potatoes, AGO pkgs onions 645
ctls rolled barley, 3. 000s lbs and II cs bread
IL. $50 lbs butter, s,003 Ibs cheese. 176 cs eggs
400 lbs Goldfish. IL canned goods, f. 1872 lbs
mineral water 20 bbIe salmon, 100 pkgs vege-
tables, ! automobile and % pkgs parts. 80 cs
boots and shoes, a $50 lbs copper wire, 1000 cs
kerosene, 10 coils rope, % hales hose, % cs
harness, 4 pkgs machinery, % oIis 93 pkgs
roofing material, $50 pkgs United States army
10 Samoan Islands. 44O lbs fresh meat, 43s
lbs fresh fish, 1873 lbs bread. $50 lbs goldfish,
436 canned goods, 124 lbs cheese $40 lbs
and 6 es dried fruit, los pkgs fresh fruits, 10
bbls -four. LIS pkgs potatoes, ~ pkgs onions
2.2s0 lbs rice. 5s4 es and pkks salmon, 9, 400
21 cs and bbIs oils cs boots and shoes. 360
cs, = hbls and drums kerosene
To South Africa-160 rolls roofing, 16s pkgs
paints. 81
To Marshall islands-12i cs canned goods, Il
bales twins
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Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED

!, Thursday, July 81.
ga. M. stmr washington. Ahlstrcm. 2s hours
from Eureka; 100000 feet lumber 70 W. ..
AS a. m, stnr Hanalels Jackson s71l hour.
from San Pedro: passsnss%Is % ana merc1anoise %
S.56 =. M. stmf Saion. Cnristensen "a
hours from san Pedro; ballast to Hart-Wcod
' se. n.y. RI stmr i! Adeline smith. Olsen SO hours
from Coos Bay; lumber to Q. A. Smith Lumber
$50 4. M. stmr Canine. Ahlln. q hours from
e:4o a. m, stmr Pomo, Lnleland, a hours
from alpics ys poaf AEsn, y Hgt Dfssea fss
ia. M. stmr Yucatan, Paulsen. 80 hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise g
North Pacific stsa@:nip ccupsey; syt sor.,..n y
days from Hobart; hardwood to 3. 3. siade
Lumber eompaHy.g ..x - q s. s
20 7so a & ,r lanes Jane. s.1ss 8 Fiiesd T. 8 sEs1sss = H.
4o 81 M, seir s1oAtsfsy, Keily. q hours froa
Gavicta;f $1,000 barrels dfl 70 Associated on
S;s6 !. n. Br stns Winssbsse. .sovden,, 1sM
days from Miiki; ballasts to Standard OIL com
SIS :. M. stmr xnterprise,. younerep. . day.
merchandi1s to Mats5i Nsyieatidn company.
rs.rett; so piIss nssi I'D 1oo % poI.s to George
W s:os !. q. stnr l.ndslay. johnson. IS hosrs
% sis ss,ss 9 9s s sse s,saiisss Daa z 81 ss'
sA d.yt iiem dSnble: tod660 feet humber Z
gScs Il +. 20 .stnr North Fork, Nelson, Is hosrs
Nielsen eohbdhy, l5o 6ei1 cattle - AiilsE :
.:. 6 .:ss ~ G ::.,s.. sss ;:ii |: .. Z ss::; ss
ssss ( - ss.r A,sss1s. Kisss. q -;
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Sailed July so-Stmr Al-Ki. for Skasway;
stmr Mariposa, for Valdez; stmr spokane IT
1sToaIA-sailea Toii July si,- u m..Nor Nor
bark Marco Polo, FOR Dublin; 8 a. M, stmr hoah-
Arrived july 81 5 =. m.-stmr Bear, hence
July 20: a. M, stmr Nehslem, hence July q.
July 30 Stmr Aurelia, from Redondo Beach s-a
Sailed July 3o-Nor stnr Hoess4sa' 1o1 ss1-
Arrived July 81, u m.--stnr Muitnomah'
Arrived July 81. 10 a. m--stmr Argyll. from
Port San Luis; stmr Oliver J. Olson, hence 1uiy
Sailed July 81. y. m.-stmr Beaver, for San
TAcoMA--Arrived July s1--Ger stnr 9. Ferd
Sailed ni July 'i siMBr stmr Harpasus, for Aus
Arrived July 3l-stmr Henry 7; Scott. from
EAST san PEDRo-saied July so-stmr Ne.
canicum. for Eureka. july 81, q. m.-Stmf
GeTfs " Fenrise for sgy Astoria sp
Vanguard. hence July so; a. M, stmr Alliance
from Astoria via Coos Bay.
Arrived July 81, p. m.-stmr Phoenix. hence
''y as pa sr say asns 81 he1ss leis G
Stmr Buckman, hence July 2s for Seattle; 4:So
a. m. stmr lprobably) Henry T. Scott from,
San Pedro for Puget sound Br stmr Empress OF
Japan, from Vancouver for China and Japan; q
a. M, stmr Atlas, from Seattle for San Fran
Passed July 81, 4:2o p. m.-stmr Jim Butler,
from San Pedro for Everett.
coos BAY-Sailed July 80. p. m--Stmf
Brooklyn, for San Francisco
SAN. DIEGO-sailed July so-stmr George
Loomis. for Ell Segundo.
S Sailed jyiy al.stmr aI virsinian, stmr North.
sKAGYAY--sailed July so-Stmr Northwest
ern, for Seattle.
Sailed Jalz sl.-s.rk Albert. so for < KsIlus. al
A&~fq Aafov n m
nault. from Astoria: July 81. p. m.-Stmf
Mayfair from san Pedro
stna cssp.q from csspsr for San Pedro
L; HoNoLuLU--Arrived JULY ~, 1i:4o a. m. T..
KAHULUi-Arri July s1--stmr Maverick,
A'n'' '''s - FOREIGN PORTS ~
KOBE-Sailed July so-stmr Minnesota, for
N NSxNAfMo- Arrived July 81. p. m.-stmr
o'spa v2NcouvHRArpires 'PS1I % july so-sr stmr Trim
e's hFh1sssllsa fssH KS 81 Is'' July assehr Eric
70 ylcroRIAssii.d az Ia1essH July slstmr spokane
~ AcAJGTIA-ArrIved oan1. July so-Br sstmr Co
henss July 22 and s,y ssse $ 1er ssr oto
sANTIAGo--ssiled July 2T-Br stmr Bell
Crane; Tor rhisdslphia ,- -. r,
dra ghira. for New York.
MAzATLAN--salle July 3o-stmr Acapulco
for San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE tAus.)--sailed July sf-Bktr
Kohala, for Honolulu.
SANTA RosALfA-Arrived July 2s--Nor stm,
Arna, hence June 15
SYDNEY-Arrived July 2s-Brig Geneva, from
Puget sound via Tahiti.
Acknowledgement prior to July 31-Bi
stmr Chafcas, from New York.
Arrived prior July 9O-Br stmr Vancouver
| from New York.
CoRONEIr-Arrived prior July so--Br stmi
Beiucia, from Norfolk: Br stmrs Bellorado
spitbead and eftrathdsne;s from Norfolk.
PUNTA ARENA8--Arriyed prior July 30-Bl
stmr Border knight, Br stmr Foxton Hail. from
New York.
PUERTO MExIco--sailed July so-stml
American, for Delaware breakwater.
StNGAPoRE-Saiied July 50-Br stmr Pro
! tesiiaus, for Liverpool.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrised July S1-Stmr Themis
| tocles. from Pptras.
Sailed July S1-Stmr La Provence, for Havre
stmr San Guglielmo for Naples: stmr Cedric, fol
Liverpool: stmr volturno, for Rotterdam; stm
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JOY RIDER is SENTENCED
TO SUPPORT GIRL VICTIM
Has Choice of Going TO Prison for Five
Years or Paying Injured Woman
$50 a Month

LOS ANGELES. July 31.-fnstead of
sending J.. s. McNutt, a convicted joy
rider. to prison, Judge Wilbur OF the
superior court. suspended FIVE year
sentence over him today on condition
that he pay $50 month to Miss Olive
Davis, a young woman Injured when
McNutt's machine was wrecked.
The payments must be made monthly
until she has recovered. and, as physl-
clans say Miss Davis injuries are per-
manent McNutt must therefore assume
a life contract or go to prison for hve
years.
The girl was still encased in plaster
cast when she appeared in court today
as a witness to prove that McNutt was
intoxicated while driving his motor car
at high speed.
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RIVERSIDE CHURCH PLANS
LARGE AMPHITHEATER.
summer Meetings to be Held in
Great Ont of Door Au-
ditOrium
fs,.c,., n,sn.tcb 10 The cam

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
RIVERSIDE, July 31.--Sonne unique
features are being provided in the new
First congregational church in TINS
city, now nearing completion.
The church and parsonage occupy
quarter block, and it is proposed to
construct an amphitheater between the
church and parsonage. with capacity
seating 1900 people. A stone pulpit of
unique design is being made. 1t is pro-
posed to hold a majority OF summer
evening meetings In the out OF doors
auditorium, and it VIII be used as well
for special musical events.
The new church is of the Spanish
Renaissance type of architecture and
will cost $4,000 when compieted
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Exports 81: 1he Um.tlll.

The steamer Umatilia sailed for Victoria
wednesday with cargo consigned to various
british American cities valued at $39, ,462 and
including the following:
fruits, 16 625 lbs raisins 1,149 cs canned goods,
!. 900 lbs hops. AZ pkgs fresh fruits, oe2 5 ies
Wine. 90 e. saving machines, 2, 400 SKIS plaster,
Ss5 bbls cement, S6 pkgs tank material S,So0
lbs sulphur, B5R pkes elevator material < $50 It
5O 335 lbs boneblack. 80 pkgs car material.
The steamer also had $50 crates onions ana 9
pkR6s machinery valued at $2s793. en- route TO
Auckland; merchandise for the Fi1isislAnds, val
ued 1T Si78, and various provisions etc., for the
Friendly islands valued at $382.
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Tongue point She Will take part Of her cargo
for Australia in the local harbor.
SEATTLE. July 81 s1;--Arrived-Steamer BUCK. @
southeastern Alaska; steamer state OF Califor-
MIA, from Skagway; japanese steamer Sado Maru,
TACOMA. July s1.-saiied@ German steamer @.
Ferd Laeisx. for Portland. -
ArrIved-Steamer Henry 7. Scott, from san
Francisco.
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Notice fe Marinera

San Francisco, July 30. i8iB
California San Pedro harbor--Lishts numbered
and renumbered June /. San Pedro entranc'
light, numbered q Deadhnans Island breakwate
iieht' numbered 4 San Pedro harbor light No
4 renumbered g. N. to M. No. le, 1913, para
graph 8o4A. O. d g. s. Charts b145. 5143, 500
Light List. Pacific Coast, 1912 page 70, Ncs
IL. IL, 13 Buoy List. Pacihc Coast, l9ll
page 10. Coast Pilot. PaciAc Coast, 1909, page'
4e and AZ supplement, 1912, cage 4
California. san Francisco bay--Alviso channs
8. g. s. Charts 1881, $3.50, $500. Buoy List
Pacific Coast, 1911. page II. BY direction OF tn
commissioner Of lighthouses. .u
IL w RH0DNS. lnepectOfs
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49,. r. Ter e,ooenhag gen; stmr Pennsylvsnis' i0r
HinDvvIeE iHhvHeE-ArrIved Jniy sl-stmr L. sav0le'
rrfT fTTayERPooL ERE SAILED July sf-stnr Adria'le'
for New York. r,t~ ef-Sfmr
Amerika, fromn Nsw YORK; ,as.r.tsr for Kew York.
Iulr 30-Sfmr CINCINNATI. from HameuG
Boston. rot New York a. 5,,, befs{e stmr oorinth-
ian iron, London; stmr Ruthenia. lrom l1., S,cu,
NAPLEs-Arrlved July 2s-Stnr MoitAs' '''A'
NeM 'BREMEN-Arrived Sus July 2s--stmr Franffdrt'
from Baltimore. - So. madonna
LISBON-Arfived July N-otnl
from New York fer Marseiile --t.. sor
GENOA-Sailed July 26-Srmr laof"i"-'
New York and philadelphia - 80. r.r.a,
for New York. -. 49,,
HORTA-Sailed July 30-stmr Roma, iro'n
Marseflle for New York. ~-,,..
Observation-Disclosures July 30--Sfmr caiaofia'
from New York for Naples. 1...n
GLASGOW--Safied July S0-Stmr Oertntsen
ian, for Halifax and Philadeiphis
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Memoranda

Per schr Watson A. West from Hobart-Saled
April 25 passed 10 miles north of New Zealand
May Z had stormy weather up to 30 SOUTH ION
gitude $50 west sea washing over decks; thence
northerly wind and calms for IA days: sighted
three Of the South Sea islands; then light east
144 80 west; had only days doidruns took Ne
trades in 9 north and carried them to 3l north;
then light northerly wind and Gains TO port.
LONDON July 3O.-Br sthnr Wyneric, from
Baltimore FOR Guayaquil and Oregon or Puget
sound has been posted at Llody's as missing
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01

VIII Load for West Coast
The schooner william H. Smith IL under char
ter for lumber from ConImbia river to the west
coast OF Soth America st- private terms
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
ShIuucufu ~ ON :,

The German tank steamer Niagara sailed Tor
gallons OF refned7petrofeum, valued It $180s500.
The British tank steamer AShfabulR was
500 barrels of cruds oil, .rsIuedSa at So, ,562.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Trsnspert servscs

The Buford fs at San Franci1co.
The Crook - ct San Francisco.
July 8. -
The Sheridan = At Saa gfancisco.
Ihe 6hexman 10 at san Francisco. scheduled
60 een Ter Manila August
1ae Thomas arrived July II at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORID D.
Weather Report
DATA

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. July 81. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01

ofc. ,asstsS a r ne the nseq
maintained in San Francisco for the beneft sf
mariners, without regard to nntionality, and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially Invited to
visit the Office. where a complete set Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters Of
interest to ocean commerce. w. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant, u. s. N. In Charge.
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination

Skagway & Way Ports .
Nome & st. Michael. !. .
Skagway Il Way Ports
Nome a. st. Michael, !. /.
Seward 4 Way Ports. !.
Kodiak & WAY Ports. ].
Nome & st. Michael.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Sur. Moon and Tide

Time Ball
United States Branch Photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco July
|. 81. 1918.
The time ball on the roof OF the Farmont hotel
was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific stand
ard time tI20th meridian), at 6h. 0or. 00s.
Greenwich mean time. w. V. TOMB.
Lieutenant. q. S. N. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Local Firm Gets Contract

a San Francisco stevedoring firm has
Just been awarded the contract for dis
on Puget sound with coal for the navy
Within the next few months SO, 600
tons of coal from the Atlantic coast
viii be delivered at the Bremerton
navy yard. Uncle Sam called for bids
for discharging this coal and the con-
tract was awarded to the Golden Gate
Steyedoring company of this city, the
lowest bidders. There were four other
bidders all SaafT1a firms
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Hongkong Maru Is Due Monday

The Japanese liner Hongkong Maru,
which has been replaced on the trans
Pacific run as an intermediate ship, is
due here Monday and is expected to
reach port in the afternoon. The liner
is bringing 81 cabin passengers, seven
in the second cabin and five In the
steerage The cargo of 1000 tons in
c1udes 10 tons of raw silk. The Hong
kong comes from Kobe, but hereafter.
vii make the regular round trip be-
tween here and Hongkong. The Hong
kong Maru is oficered entirely by
Japanese.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water entrance to harbors.
PLACE Fl Date Remarks
Trays H.. 17hJul 3IFor best water over bar
pass Inner bar buoy on
port side 200 feet and
head for whistle. leav-
ing outer bar buoy on
port side.
wiliapa Il 81 june sol -..............,.....
Columbia | 26 Nov. 1oI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nenaiem i APR <o ..s. .'...s Z.
Tfliamook.l 10 June 1lChannel Is the southwark
and changing little
TO the north.
YaquiRa ! II Jan. g. Channel south OF range.
$50 to 200 feet. In
good shape.
siuslaw :. 9. July 4l...-.....
Umpqua 4 II May 14lChannel shifted Is now
iO0sfeet south OF fair
way buoy.
Coos Bay.l u July ILL.,. e. ...............
Coquille j July 1Icnannel straisht.
Rogue r.. July
klamath 7 July i|chanasl / tftinE to
H1mbidt 4 is July Pho sounding taken Tor
north channel.
san feorol su lJune zol :. - :. :.
Long b. l5.TJune .............-,.....
san Diego 50. 6IJnne lel -. 49,.
San Pablo 2Sls Sep. 30IDepfh In drsdgsd chan
mel.
Alseya r. a July 28I Channel straight out;
n good width. 4'
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BRAYTON AND oAKFIELD

Mrs. Chris Larsen was in Harlan
last week visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jensen. Her daughter, Beulah,
returned home with her after an ex-
tended visit there. t.1 = @I .
Mrs. John Peterman returned to her
home at Atlantic Saturday after sever
al days spent at the Isaac Smith home
Her niece, Gussie Smith accompanied
her home. ,g.
o. P. Tyler of Guthrie Center was in
Brayton Tuesday, going out to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Tune
Thomas for visit. 1850 'has'-s
MIR. and Mrs. L. p. Rasmussen and
Ethel Bison were calling on friends in
Atlantic one evening last week.
Rice and Hansen were in Brayton
Monday after the fixtures for the Ham
lin Rank which they recently purchased
of Nels Hoegh.
Mrs l.. B. Jennings and daughters of
Audubon were guests of friends in
Brayton Saturday.
Agnes Miller was the guest of friends
ut Elk Horn and Gates several days
last week.
Viggo Rasmussen and family were
guests at the John Molgard home the
latter part of last week.
Hans Hansen, Jr., was visiting his
brother, Henry and family, Sunday.
Don't forget to come to Brayton, Sat
urday June IA. You will have good
time.
Mrs. II. Miller and children are spend.
ing few days at the Hans Hansen
home near Anita.
Gertrude Basham spent Monday
night with her aunt, Opal Cannon.
Remember the celebration at BRAY.
ton June IA. Something doing all the
home.
E. B. Cousins of Audubon was bust.
ness caller in Brayton last Wednesday.
The building occupied by the moving
picture show has been enlarged and
other improvements made.
Anna Andersen returned last We'd
uesday from two weeks visit at KEEL
logg, Iowa.
Mrs. A. F. Andersen and daughter,
Edith were calling on friends in At
lantic Saturday.
Mrs. p. p. Nelson and daughter,
Elva were Atlantic shoppers Saturday.
Will Nelson came home Saturday
from Lincoln, Neb., for the summer
vacation.
Frank johnson of Adair was an over
Sunday visitor with his parents in
Brayton.
John F. Bergh was attending to bust |
ness matters in Brayton Saturday.
Chas. Sykes was in Atlantic last
week painting J. f. Bergh's residence.
Garner Bartlett was transacting bust
ness in Atlantic Friday.
Louis Harter of Atlantic was visi.
tor in Brayton Monday.
j. f. Bergh of Atlantic was in Bray
'on on business Monday.
Kathleen Koob is spending few
laws in Extra
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-12
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
June Session, 1913

Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa,
June 2, 1913.
Board of supervisors met at 500
o'clock a. m. in regular session as re-
quired by law. Members present: E.
F. Johnson, chairman; d. d. Sampson
r. p. Clark.
Minutes during vacation were read
and approved.
On motion, claims on the county
fund were allowed as follows:
Updike Grain Co., cobs for Jail Sc 90
John Weighton, lumber for
county home .-......................-... 80 &C
Mrs. w. II. Bolton, rugs 5000
cleaning county home $500 81 0C
M. L. Mortensen, treasurer,
exchange $4.6O, postage .@
$3.50 .................................... 10 1e
NJ. L. Mortensen, treas, T. w.
ribbons $3.50, add machine
ribbon, .75..--...-..---,-..----........... b 70
NJ. l.. Mortensen, treas, school
orders, $500; Office expense
S3.ZO B ~
Charles Sunberg, sheriff ,ex-
pense serving warrants. 6 90
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, post
age 20
LeMars Printing Co, supplies
treas, $1,000, auditor, $500 13 so
w. C. Wilson, painting at
court house RECOMMENDATIONS. z 90
All Miller, trustee Cameron
township -...-...................... 90
Johnson & Buck, machinery
and repairs for county farm 81 80
Kristen Larsen, trustee Doug
las township ....-..-................ 2 90
Peter Mortensen, trustee Sha-
ron township .-...................... 2 90
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies,
auditor, $500; sheriff, $500 s 90
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies
recorder .................................. 20 90
Audubon Hardware Co., re-
pairs court house vault roof Is 20
Audubon Hardware Co., hard
ware for county farm ..-....... 13 10
J. f.. Meyer, work at county
nome III ~
A. A. Smith, plumbing and
material at jail, $11.90;
court house, $625 ............. Is 15
+. o. Niklason, six meetings
board of review, Audubon,
Iowa, 19l3.......-..................... 6 0C
f. o. Niklason, two meetings,
board of health, Audubon,
Iowa, claimed $500, allowed 2 OF
Charles r. Linn, court report
er, May term 1913 ......... 40 OF
]. A. Williams, court reporter,
May term 1913 .........--......... 80 OF
Harry Gleason, wallpaper, Y
and work treasurer, clerks, .
and recorders offices ... 55 81
J. X. Jensen, wallpaper,
treasurer office ...-.................. 3 OF
Chas. G.. Wolff, six meetings g.
board of review, Audubon,
Iowa, 1918 .............................. 6 OF
Will Kirkham, trustee Audu-
bon township.......................... 2 on
Wesley Jay, bailiff district
court, May term, 1913..........-. 10 OF
]. ]. Ruhs, paint for Jail, $10.-
60; supplies for court house
$7.95 ..,......,........................... Is IS
]. ]. Ruhs, hardware for coun- \
ty home ....-.-...-,,....-......-......-.,-. 81
Clarice oelke, recorder, post
age $3.50; express so; ex- E
pense, Al -.-..................!.-.a....... Al
II. b. Wilson, bailiff grand
jury, May term, 1913...-...... 2 OF
Otto Witthauer, auditor, post +
age $500; freight and ex- Z
press, S4.6S .,.-..---.,-..............,,.. 8 6S
Otto Witthauer, auditor, re-
cording deeds and bonds,
$500; expense % ................... IS 2.
r. c. Spencer & Co., April
board proceedings .-.............. 81 2!