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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

Crew of near Huston were callers at
the Petty home Sunday afternoon.
G. L. Johnson and family were
trading in Nampa Saturday.
A party wis given Saturday night
at the Hoofnagle home in honor OF
Miss Delia's sixteenth birthday ami
versary which would be the following
Tuesday. There were about sixty
present. The evening was spent by
plying various games in the yard and
at q late hour refreshments of sand
wiches and cake was served?
II. B. Williams has purchased an
eighty-acre tract, located one mile
west of Caldwell. the greater part OF
the crop is also included. Considera-
ton being $4,000. They will move to
it about the first of September.
Mrs. H. J. Wright was a dinner
guest of Mrs. Luther Petty Sunday
Miss Esther Dakan visited with
her friends. Mildred and Helen Rudgs
of Greenhurst, last week.
Alice and Berenice Klingingsmith
and Jaye and Lawrence Bower went
to Caldwell one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Miles and Mrs
Mesdames L. M. O'Dean and w
E. Coder were visitors Of Mrs. Hugh
Wright Wednesdays
Milton Knowles and Luther Petty
transacted business in Nampa Satur.
day.
Mrs. H. A. Sykes and mother-in-law
Mrs. Melton picked berries in Scisn
district Monday.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

United States of America, District of
Idaho, -. ,E
In the United States district court and
for said district south division.
In the matter Of Gus v. Fowler, bank
rupt; No. 1880 in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Gus v. Fowler
Of Caldwell, Idaho, in the county of
Canyon and district aforesaid, bank
rupt.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the
10th day of July A. D. 1920, the said
Gus v. Fowler was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at Boise
City, in the Empire building, on the
10Th day of July A. d. 1920. at z
o'clock in the afternoon, At which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee, cx-
anime the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated Boise, Idaho, July 10th, 1920.
w. H. SAVIDGE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Office, Empire building. room 434.
5000.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

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School District No. ~. aCnyon
county will receive sealed bids up to
and until August 6. 1921. at the present
address of James R. Biggs, Huston,
Idaho. Route l., for the construction
of concrete foundation and wood
building. to be built on the property OF
Edison Eels, section So. two north,
four west, Huston, Idaho, building is
to be 26x32. Plans for specifications
can be obtained from Superintendent
of Canyon county. The Board re-
serves the right to accept or reject any
or all bids submitted. Y
JAMES R. BICCS.
Clerk of School Board, i
58-64c Huston, Idaho, Route |.
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Thomas Daugherty. G. Delyria, G.
E. Mitchell. c. A. Hoyt w. N.
Rroades, and ]. w. Weeks are among
those who returned from camping at
Lehman this past week.
Stanley Baker and family, H. De-
France, son and daughter, and Helen
Lehman are of the number who have
gone to Lehman.
Mrs. E. o. Paine and daughters,
Thelma and Hazel spent the week end
visiting Mrs. Paine's sister at Nam
pa.
Rev. w. {. Park, who preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday, will
conduct the services there again next
Sunday.
A farewell surprise party was given
at the home of Cecil Rhoades Monday
evening for Helen and Grace Flem-
ming, who left Tuesday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flemming
for Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The official board of the Methodist
church has granted to Rev. A. w.
Hartshorn and family vacation. They
will spend the time granted in visit
ing relatives in Twin Falls and Salt
Lake City. There will be Sunday
School and preaching services Sum
day mornings but no service in the
evenings except the Epworth League.
The harvesting of grain has begun
in full force on the Wilder bench and
L. Anderson has already threshed his
barley crop. Wheat is the largest
crop for several seasons.
Scott Brown and Mildred Banks
spent SUNDAY at Moths
1t seems the need for houses to
rent in Wilder was never greater than
now. The slightest intimation that a
hous may be vacated brings from six
to ten people who want to rent it.
Increase in wages because of the H.
c. L. Next is increase of freight rates,
then comes increase of the cost OF
lumber and that demoiishes all hope
|of building homes and where do we
go from herer
Mrs. J. E. Weston has returned from
Burns. Ore. where she was called
owing to the sickness and death Of
her father.
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ant afternoon was njoyed by all. The
time was spent in quitting and piecing
quilts. After the business meeting
delicious refreshments Of cadmel ice
cream and cake were served by Mrs.
Kalsey.
Mrs. Fowler Smith aud small daugh-
ter Of Horseshoe Bend. were over
night guests at the Willard Ross home
Saturday night.
Be sure and don't forget the ice
cream social at the E. S. Moss home
| BY the Ladies Aid Saturday night.
July 81.
Mr.. c. L. Kelsey and family motor
ed to Boise Sunday in their new car
and visited at the D. A. Whittig home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and FAM
lily were Sunday guests at the Hannah
home in Dixie.
Miss Nova Whittig of Boise spent
last week visiting Miss Esther Kelsey.
She returned to her home Sunday.
The Schultz and John Shelp fam
lilies spent last Thursday fishing at
Lake Lowell
Frank Powers, who has been stay
ing at the Ira Christy home this sum
mer left Friday for his home at Twin
Falls.
The school board took trip to
Nampa last Wednesday in ]. N. Han
Ions car to look after school affairs.
They are having the interior of the
school house tinted and oiled. Mr..
Thomas Of Dixie is doing the work.
Mrs. Randall and daughter, Vera
Springer spent the week end visiting
at the G "A. Springer home.
Irene and Ja'- Ross returned from
Garden Valley the last of the week
where they have been visiting for the
past few weeks.
The farmers are busy cutting grain
and some are beginning to cut their
second hay crop.
Will Diamond of Baver Dam, New
York., visited old acquaintance. o. l.
Stevens and Mrs. Lybolt, formerly
from New York, last week. Mr.. Dia:
mond is enroute for California.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. CT
Kelsey last Thursday. Seventies
ladies were present and very pleas.
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Benjamin Melton died July 10 of
heart trouble at the home Of his step
son. H A. Sykes, one mile south of
he has lived for the past three years.
Had he lived until July 22 he would
have been rs years of age The funer-
al was held JULY 20 at the Peckham
undertaking parlor at Caldwell with
fist church officiating. and burial was
in the Canyon Hill cemetery. The de-
ceased was emmber of the Mission
airy Baptist church of which denomina
ton he has lived a consistent life.
aged wife and one brother in Texas
and two sisters in Missouri.
Mrs. R. P. Petty returned to her
home in Riverside Sunday, after sever
el days visit with her son. Luther
Petty
Mrs. P. o. Duncan of Jordan Valley
spent several days the past week with
her sister, Mrs. John Miles. She re-
turned to her home Sunday, accom-
panied by her husband
Mrs. Lucille Travis nd Mark Hop
kins accompanied by some Caldwell
.i.HuS ASat SoeWooy Aoi SJSttC
Lakes.
Icel and Delois Bryant entertained
a few of their friends at their home
Thursday in honor of Delois' ninth
birthday anniversary. Those present
were: Ruth Rankin Pearl Williams
Glayda Johnson, Dorothy Grammas,
May Abbott, Esther and Althia King.
ingsmith. Various games were enjoy
ed and refreshments of strawberries
and cake was served. They report an
enjoyable time.
Rv. H. H. Hayman of Caldwell was
ACCOMPANIED by his two older sons
for services Sunday. The stork visit
ed him and his wife June II and left
them another SON.
The Girls Camp Fire Club held their
ceremonial meeting last Friday after.
noon at the home of one of the mem.
bers. Miss Alma McClung. Officers
were elected and various committees
appointed. Treasurer, Helen Cav.
ard. Secretary, Alma McClung; pro.
gram committee, Iva Newman, May
Abbott and Tresa Williams; entertain.
ment committee, Alice Klingingsmith
Della Hoofnagle and Alma McClung
hike committee, Ida Knowles, Ice
Bryant and Helen Caward.
Mrs. Jake Hoofnagle and nephew
Archie Perry were Nampa visitor
Wednesday.
Ebin Hoadley and Miss Clenns
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Notice is hereby given that indie
pendent School district No. ~ will
sell to the highest and best. bidder
bonds Of the said district in the sum
of 81, 1880. Bonds are to bear in
terest at the rate of per cent per
annum and maturing in twenty years.
All bids must be in the hands of
James r. Biggs, clerk Of the District
not later than 5 p. m. Saturday Aug
ust IA. All bids must be accompanied
by q certified check for per cent of
the amount of the bid. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. HI 81 \
3 JAMES r. BIGGS,
Clerk Independent School District 70,
Huston, Route 62-66c
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The c. M. Huffman family were
Sunday dinner guests at the z. David
son home near Parma on the 18th.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Asp and daughters. Mesdames E:
Johnson, F. Johansen and Peterson Of
Parma: Gottfred, Joanson and family
and Lars Arland. attended services at
the Swedish Lutheran church in Boise
Sunday, July 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Sheets had as
their guests, Miss Helen, of Daven-
port, Iowa.
o. v. Boston has sold his ranch
of 90 acres. formerly the charles Al
len place to ] C. Hanhardt of Cald-
well for $4,000. Mr.. Boston held a
large sale Wednesday and plans 70
leave at once with his family for Kan
sas where they will visit relatives be-
fore locating at Denver. Colorado.
Mrs. G. r. Riggs enpoyed visit
with her sister and children who
dorve over from Roswell last Wed
nesday.
Tom Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Barker motored to Boise last Wed
nesday.
The young peoples class of the Sun
day School held their regular monthly
social at the home of their teacher
Mrs. Butler last Wednesday evening
There were twenty-one present and
games were enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments Of cake and ice cream were
served.
Word was received here Wednesday
of the death of w. E. Smith at Burns
Ore, early Tuesday morning. The
Gibson family who had been at the
bedside of Mr.. Smith for nearly two
weeks, returned home Friday night
Mrs. Gibson and family have the sym.
pathy of many friends in the loss Of
their father
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Burns and daugh.
ter, Fern, Lucille of Boise were
guests at the ]. B. Barker home Sat
urday night and Sunday. Mr. Burns
accompanied by his wife, sang a beau.
tifu solo at Sunday School, which was
greatly appreciated.
Miss Lorraine Peterson who has
spent two weeks vacation here and al
Roswell. returned to Caldwell Sunday
accompanied by her mother, brother
earl and Miss Grace Sackett.
v. c. Gibson has disposed Of his
Ford car and purchased Chevrolet
Mr.. Horn, Sr., has been seriously
i'll for some time.
Miss Grace Sackett is staying at the
Cummings home southeast Of Roswell
Miss Delyria of Wilder is staying
at the Floyd Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Barker attend.
ed a melting of tn Parma Fair Com
mittee at tn o. o. F. Hall in Parma
Monday night and also a meeting &c
complete plans at the lockwood
home in Roswell Tuesday evening.
Second haying began here the first
of the week.
Rev. WEIGH will preach here next
Sunday afternoon. Let's not allow the
heat to wither our religion.
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LAKE LOWELL Z

Miss Louise Wright is home after
Spending several weeks in Boise at
tending summer normal
Mrs. G. c. White enter the Stems
land hospital where she will take
treatment
Duncan Blanchma and family of
Nampa spent Sunday with ohm and
Irene Blanchma.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mampson have
returned after spending a week with
friends at Roseburg.
Mrs. Roy Gibbons visited with her
parents. Nh and Mrs. Fuss. near Mid.
way on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gibbons, Stod-
Mrs. Allison and children of Cald-
we'll spent few days last week with
her daughter. Mrs. Ben Taylor.
Miss Gertrude Show of Payette and
and Miss Beryle Traughber were din
ner guests at the Blanchma home Satt-
urday..
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G. L. Karcher, Jr. Of Parma spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Karcher.
Miss Hilma Berg, who is in train
ing at St Luke's hospital in Boise and
who has been spending her vacation
with her parents, has returned to
Boise to resume her studies at the
hospital.
H. Vaughn was taken suddenly i'll
Tuesday, and Wednesday. accompan-
led by Mrs. Vaughn went to Boise
to be near his physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Frazier and
family and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell of Des Moines, Iowa, motored
to Idaho City and Centerville Sun
day.
Carl Bumgarner arrived home Mon
day from q weeks outing in Long
Valley. aGase
Mrs. F. N. Luse visited relatives in
Emmett Tuesday.
Ole Johnson arrived home Saturday
from q two weeks visit at Provo
Utah. His father accompanied him
home to visit his sons here and at
Creenhurst
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LOOK THIS HOME OVER

~ acres best location in town. all
blue grass and white clover, 4-room
house, fine shade lawn, several out
buildings, 2 extra good cows, one six
gallon one gallon per day, milk tests
high. one pig. one separator, some
lumber and wire, price $275Oo0. phone
Tribune Office or owner, phone 776
y. O. Box 463, Caldwell. s5-tfc
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
If you wish to 60 an camping trip
Of any kind call E. X. Corbett. phone
3lO-J. A good seven-passenger car
and careful driver ready at any time.
SOtfc
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A. c. Mccullough, Mark Hopkins,
A. r. Crouch. Joe Howry, Miss Pearl
Robinson Of CALDWELL and Mrs. Lucille
Travis were fishing Friday morning
at the lower embankment. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs: H. S. jenkins were in
Caldwell Tuesday. Esa sa 80
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one 1918 model. six-cyiinder Scripps.
Booth auto. Car has been driven 5000
miles and 10 in first class condition;
cheap: one-half cash, one half bank
able paper: owner. n. r. Wahl.
Caldwell Market q Commission Co.
63c C. n. NITCHTER.
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w. C.. r. u. SOCIAL

The w. c. T. q. will hold an ice
cream social Friday evening at 7:3O
on the Presbyterian church lawn. A
musical program will be furnished by
young ladies of the "Y" branch. Ice
cream and waters will be served by
young girls the proceeds to be devoted
to M community work tor young people.
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Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Johnson and
Messrs Ora Abbott of Nampa and
Bessie Andrews of La Grande, Ore,
visited at the H. B. Williams home
Wednesday.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
CATION pMNrFR. LTD.

CAXTON PRINTER, LTD.
Safes, Vault doors, loose leaf sheets,
and ledgers, wood and steel filing
equipment and office furniture, coun-
ter sales pads. Printing and binding
Of all ssrts. Caldwell
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CANYON COUNTY WARRANT GALL.
Caldwell Idaho. July %. 1890.
on Presentation ut the office Of county
treasurer warrants drawn as follows:
Current expense fund to and includ-
Road fund to and including No. $40
FERN r. HART, y
Il. =. PRINCE. County Treasurer.
Deputy. $3.50
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, neeS IN excess o. the legal rates upon

l".cs IN excess o. the legal rates unor
special contracts made bctwecn "t tI
mover and the van owner AIInr,u ,"e
Nehheally contcnded that il was ur r'.i''n
.nese special contracts thai No. noaI,Il
oo.npelIed to pay exorbitant rate
O,'. '"iics MOTIFS, president Of tho Van
ss M"e's ASSOCIATION, said that it cost
% gay to operate a motor movin o.
NSn' Alderman Kenneally replied that
cue city was able TO hire motor trnc l,I.
~ we rate OF $50 q day. Mr.. Morris cy'
t,,"'neo that the 500 rate represented
.ne pay OF four mon who went with ~
M as we'll as the overhead charo sne
me van men contendcd that tha o1d :;
n"Ice was discrimination against thcr,
Hnu mat the fixed rate of nav vac 's'N ~ ~,
OF business ''s"nI%at'oh out
no proposed ordinance provides for
al Increase IN the rates as follows.
. ne-horse vans, from S125 to 81 7s
an al hour; vans of two or moro borsos
from 500 to s2.7o an hour: motor
Tpans' from $3.50 to $3.50 an hon.
l amos amos moved at special rates
Inc van men agreed on three ro,,,o
DIES; First, require a bond w;tl he' H.
issuance Of each license; second, the
appointment of sufficient number ~
'Cense inspectors to detect and annre-
memo ,unilcensed operators; third, q
spread OF the house and apartment
Easing dates. The committee finaIlv
HHeclded to receive further suroestions
1io'n the moving van men and real
N''N'e operators as to a remedy.
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Jersey Towns to Resist
Trolley Fight ON Buses
Mayor Cillen Calls Meeting tn
Devise Campaign Against
Court Iniunctions

Mayor Charles P. Gillen Of Newark
yesterday issued callto all north Jer
sey municipalities to combine and re-
SYST the recent oensive started by the
Public Service Railway COMPANY,
which Is seeking injunctions again It
thirty-six jitney owners.
Mayor Gillen asked representa- lives
of all neighborng communities to
meet with him in Newark City Hall
Monday and devise a campaign to fight
the company. In addition to Mayor
Glllen's announcement Of resistance.
every jitney driver is being enrolled
in an organization which Will join in
the battle when it comes up in the
Chancery Court.
The action Of the Public ssrvice
Company in filing thirty-six bills for
the purpose of driving that number of
bus lines out of existence is recog-
1ized as the start of an attempt to
force the jitneys from the state and
leave the field clear for teh trolley
systems.
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Van Owners DENY
They Are Gousers
Before Aldermen
Committee Conducts Public
Hearing on Amended Or
diuance Designed to Kill
ESPECIAL Contract Clause"

The Committee on Thoroughfares Of
re Board of Aldermen held a public
,.srjng yesterday in the Aldcrmanic
p,'ISsn.ber IT the City Hall on the pro
s .,gd amendment to the ordinance re
}'rnr to moving vans. which is in
, ENDED TO preclude alleged prohteering
~ van operators. The proposed regu-
,l..ors were favored by representa-
ives Of the real estate interests.
The hearing was long one and the
moving van men hcatedly disclaimed
''s Michael Lehman, of Corona, L. L.,
ay expressed v the as+i'vd hsn Of ;, some me
.isred: 1T doesn't make any differ
s,, how You draw up this ordinance,
!. can be broken.
= the amended ordinance seeks to do
svay with the special contract clause"
81 The present ordinance which, accord
NO 10 Alderman William p. Kenneally,
Who introduced the amendment, allows
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Navy Orders
From The Tribune's WASHINGTON Bu,eo

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
burgers. Gun. II. S. to sub. div 8.
cam, Mach c. NJ. to L. S. s. Keosanoua
when comrni ssioned
Carmichael. Condr A W. to Olonvapo
Day, Mach. w. IL, to L. S. s. Carrabassett
when commissioned.
Frederick. Bo'sn f. G. to U. s. S Elder.
Gawne. Comdr J. O., to navy yard, Nor
Hervey. Chi Pharm. D. M. to training
station, San Francisco.
Hopkins, APP. elk w. H. TO u S. g. Ktttery
Hornberser, Comdr. J. R., to navy yard,
Philadelphia.
Hughes 1t. q. c. J. G.. to U. s. S.
Kansaa ~
1.auman Condr P c., to Mare Island
Mccoy. 1t H, TO NJ e. F., San Domingo.
McCrae. EMS. J. w, to U. s. 8. Mccormick
Whom commissioned
Dhillman, Ems II w. to L. S. s. Somers.
Smart. Gun. w. H, 20 air station. Hamp-
ton Roads.
smith. i,os'n r. H.. to air station. Ha,np-
ton Grads.
StoGdard, 1t. Comdr G. X. to U. s. 8. Des
MOines.
Sutherland. Lit. w G.. to navy yard. Bos-
Rhoades, 1t. G.. O. b.. to naval air sta
ton. Hampton Roads.
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,Atenas. Bocas del To-o via Kingston and
ttlIr a George Paddleford. Tamnico
an1 Livingston Honduras CNor). Tela
La Desha. Mobile Nfijdrecht (Du1.
hamburg via Pensacola lunuri. Pro
w, M;sQsRFoLN Va; June 4--Arrivea: strs
addugi (Nozo: Ph,iladisIpnia Asunei9n de
tolo Csp). Barcelona; Polgiass Castie
lBr), London; Nina DAM. Hamburg
E0tterdaln (Du): Baton Rouge; West E.r
nerifei Pendragon Caste CB-). Ferai
nanda, Fla. Alaskan, New York Tucha-
noe noe; baltimore Ashtabula lBrl, B.uns-
clon de Larrinaga OBJ, Manchesuer Port
I.eavenworth. Gibraltar; Tuckahoe AL
borg. Germany; ROTTERDAM DD. Rotter-
Castle (Br), Client. Belgium; Quantico
Havana; West Lashaway, Venice; Saco
galveston; Talawa eBr). Sabine. Texas
tschrl. St Georges. Bermuda.
.PHILADELPHIA June 4--Arrived
Cos. Firmore Daiquiri Gulfstrean. Port
arthur: East side New York; F LucAen-
bach New York: sarcoxie, New York;
Searsport; schr James NJ W Hall, Morant
Bay. Claymont Del, June ARRIVED:
Str Onekama, HueIva. Delaware Break
adelphia Commodore Rollngs (Nor).
Port Antonio Monrrose (Br), New York
tlty or Dunklrk t8r). Yokohama, etc. VIA
New York Westerdyk (Dutch), Rotter-
dam; Iightburne, Port Arthur; 1nvincible
Baltimore, in harbor. Lake Glebe, New
York. for Mobile Reedy Island. Del.
Juno Passed down from Philadelphia.
Pendrecht ODutch), Hamburg, Begona No
4 (Snan. Rotterdam.
PORT EADS, La. June 4-Arrived An
thracite Bridge. New York; Gansfford
(Nor). Bluet'elds; Mexico $Mex). Progreso.
Sailed: Chaparel. Porto Rico; Mopang
Philadelphia; Ai<a. Mobile Rama. Kings
ton jamaica; Tamaulipas (Mex). Tampico
via Vera Cruz; War Brahmin (Br), Lon
don.
pORTLAND, Me, June 4-Arrlved schr
Wilbert 8. Bartlett, Barbados Sailed
Schrs j r Gordon. Sabine Lake Inaha
Norfolk: Seth w Smith from Apple
River. n 81. New York.
PORT ARTHUR Tex, juno ARRIVED:
Str McGuffey. Baltimore. Sailed: Str Gulf
of Mexico. Bayonne.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 4-Arrivcd:
Brave Occur, Honolulu; Enterprise. Hilo
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Sailed Sd Cold
brook. Danzig; 4th City of Montgomery
New York. Cleared: Callisto (Dutch)
Rotterdam.
TAMPA, Fla, June ARRIVED: Bark
Alcyon (Nor). Norway; schrs Jubilee, Ma
tanzas, city of 'rarpon Springs, Sagua la
Grande; Lady Marian. Cardepas. Sailed ::
Charles f Harwood. Tampico. schrs Nellie
Matanzas; Beatrice. Cardenas; w NJ Full
mar (Er), Nueva Corona. Reported at bar:
ship Fuelltkn (Nor), Stettin via Jackson
Vile. sChr ReedViile