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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
Mineral Point, Friday, Jan. 80
CHAS. M. WiRTH

Section 3. Application for permits
shall be filed with the city clerk and be
presented to the council at any regular
or special meeting and must be made
upon forms prescribed by the city clerk
and must be accompanied by the H.
cense fee.
Section 4 Whenever any applicant
for a permit shall have complied with
all conditions and regulations herein
contained relative to the filing of his
application, il shall be the duty Of the
city clerk to forward said application
to the common council at any regular
or special meeting called for that pur-
pose Such application shall be re-
ferred to the committee on licenses of
the said common council If the said
committee on licenses is satisfied that
said applicant is a proper person TO
whom such permit should be granted,
il shall report the same to the common
council, together with its recommends
tions. Such recommendation shall be
adopted or rejected by the said common
council. A majority vote Of the mem.
bers present shall authorize the issu-
ance or denial Of a permit No such
permit shall be issued BY the city clerk
until favorable action upon the appli- |
cation therefor is first had by the com
mon council
Section 5 AL applications for pr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

As result of a resolution passed by
the House of Representatives Secre-
tary of War Baker will be compelled
to lay bare the facts IS to the decora-
ton of "swivel chair heroes" for dis.
tinguished services" during the war.
If the doings of McAdoo, Baker, Bur.
Lesson and Daniels are laid bare whal
an amount of reading it will be to cause
future generations TO blush for shame
of American craftsmanship and man
agement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
CITY GOVERNMENT
Ordinance Regulating of Nou-lnfoxieat-
ing BeYeraRes.

Mineral Point, Wis, Jan 81, 1920
On above date in the council chamber
a special meeting OF the common
council was called in accordance with
the law for purpose of passing an ordi.
nance regulating the sale of non-iutox-
icating liquors and beverages in the
city of Mineral Point.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Hutchinson.
Members present: Aldermen Shep-
ard Horn. Gilman. G. l. Brown.
Sims, Il r. Brown. Quirk Absent !:
Alderman Groth.
Moved hy Alderman Horn that $50. 90
be fixed as license fee fer permit as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

THE President maintains that he will
fight for the league Of nations covenant
to the bitter end. At least he realizes
that the end is going to be bitter. Bet
ter it be bitter for him than the country.
A covenant for the welfare of European
powers at the expense of America 8
freedom and independence is not best
for us, Mr.. Wilson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
LEAGUE AS AN ISSUE IN 1920.

issue of the Milwaukee Journal there
appeared an article under the caption
Thoughts of Our Readers, :" signed by
Mr.. Robert M Crawford of Mineral
Point.
In reading the article ! was more inn
pressed by the prominent position as
sumed by the writer than sby any
thought expressed Our esteemed edi-
tor refers to the jackson Day Ban
quet, at which he thinks the keynote
of the 1920 campaign was sounded. viz /:
1.-The League of Nations"
He speaks Of the great service that
Mr.. Bryan rendered to Mr. Wilson at
the Baltimore convention. It may have
been service to MIR. Wilson, but at
the present time there are few who
claim it has done the country service.
Our esteemed editor refers to another
service rendered when Bryan resigned
from the cabinet. At this time Mr..
Bryan's resignation gave MIR. Wilson a
free hand, as there were none left OF
those about him with courage tc
oppose him.
Preceding the election of 1916, Mr..
Wilson saw that the slogan, "He Keep,
Us Out Of War" would secure his re-
election. He was, therefore, very gen
temanly to the Imperial German Gov
eminent until after Mr. Hughes haC
admitted his defeat. But, if our es
teemed editor Of the Democrat will
look through his files, he will discover
that within ten days after he was as
sured of his reelection Wilson resumeC
the controversy regarding the Lusatani,
and other off lenses and then and ther,
started the slogan, Il Will Get Yol
Into War.
| have often wondered if the edto
Of the Democrat really believes tina
the treaty formulated at Varsailles is
good treaty, or does he believe the SO
called League of Nations" correspond
TO the high ideals promulgated in Mr.
| Wilson's fourteen propositions upoI
which we entered the war, and upor
which the armistiee was signed?
If this is the reward we are to re
ceive for the sacrifice of the lives Of
fered on the battlefield, we have faile,
TO make the world safe for democracy
Our esteemed editor speaks of "th,
enemies of the great peace covenant.
rather take exception to the tern
enemies. aud would rather call then
friends of the great peace covenant
They are merely trying TO Americana
it trying TO make it fit in with ou
Monroe Doctrine trying, bad as it is
to accept it. sufficiently modified an,
amended so that the war won on thu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOW COUNT
, IN COUNTY COURT.
Josiah Lanyon. Plaintiff.

, In COUNTY COURT.
Josiah Lanyon. Plaintiff.
VS.
Belle Ryan. Strongs Bank q
corporation. Martin Ryan.
Martin f, Ryan and Katie Ryan.
his wife, Matthew Ryan and
--Ryau. his wife. their heirs
aud all persons whom Il may
concern. Defendants.
The state Of Wisconsin TO the said defendants
aud eacn Of them:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons
exclusive of the day of service and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore
SAID and ia case Of your failure so TO do
judgment will be rendered against you &C
cordlng 10 the demand Of the complaint, OIL
which copy is herewith served upon you.
This action is brought to quiet and establish
IN the plaintiff the title to the following des
cribed real estate situated In Iowa county
Wisconsin, to-wit the northeast quarter anC
the west half of he southeast quarter of sec
ton fourteen. town five, range four east ant
10 bar the defendants and all other persons
from having or claiming any right. title OF
interest therein adverse 10 the plaintiff.
FIEDLER Fielder & JACKSON,
Plaintiff Attorneys
=. o. address, Mineral Point. Wis, avs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

HOOVER, the man who made such a
showing and was crowned with so many
wreathes of praise by distributing food
among the hungry of Europe, and who
was well paid for his services by this
country. the country that provided tn,
sheckleF TO buy the food, may be fail
preside ial timber, but England
boosting of him for the high honor is
rather heavy handicap. BY the way
this seems the proper time to inquir,
as whether Hoover is an American Of
Englishman, a Republican or a Demo
crat, and did he ever vote in THU
country
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

THE Democratic party leaders seem
to be bound to disgrace. Mr., Wilson
and Mr. Bryan hold views on the ratid.
cation of the peace treaty that mix
about as well as oil and water, in spite
of the explanation of the gentleman
from Nebraska that he does not wish
to seem 10 be ia opposition to the Pres
idont I'm the Senate the Democratic
side is about evenly divided as to
whether Mr. Hitchcock or Mr.. Under
wood shall bc the leader. In the House
there are the Clark and anti-Clark fac
tons lu che Cabinet a line is drawn
between those who favor Attorney
General Palmer for President and those
who do not And now comes another
clash Mr McAdoo and Mr. Glass dis
agree as TO how taxes should be levied
and how great the taxation should be.
But why dwell % McAdoo for second
Glass, right or wrong, can hardly equal
MeAdoo o. political and personal selfish
mess, reckIessness. short sightedness
McAdoo has not only fell down woe
fully. but has proved to be one Of the |
most expensive attaches to our govern !
neut ia All it history
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

IF the public should die of starvation
capital and labor will have all their
wrangling and trouble for nothing,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
SUMMONS.

| STArE or WISCONSIN IOWA COUNTY
> IN COUNTY COURT
James W. Hutchinson. Elmore
! Hutchinson and A. +, Bishop,
Jr., Plaintiffs.
Thomas 4. Turner ---Turner
his wife. Thomas Alexander
Turner, --~-Iurner, his wife,
Farley Eaton Eaton his
wife, Almausou Eaton executor
of the will aud testament of
Farley Eaton. deceased Sarah
Jones, Agnes Jones', Florence
Jones' Marion Jones, William
Jones. kiusmhu, QuIrk aud
Price ----M9rtin, wife of John
Martin. ---- NN~hhuru, wife OF
Cadwalder G. Wa~hburn.
William K. Smith, stephen Taylor.
Mary Taylor. his wife, Henry
Martin, - Martin, his wife,
-, Mitchell. wife of William
Mitchell. their heirs aud all
persons whom u may concern,
Defendants,
The state Of Wisconsin TO the said defendant,
and each of them
Nou are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons
exclusive OF the day OF service. and defend
the above entitled action In the court afore
said, aud iu case OF your failure SO 20 do
Judgment will be rendered against you &C
curdng 60 20 the demand of the complaint. OF
which copy is hereto annexed.
This action is brought to quiet and establish
ia the plaintiffs the title 10 the following
described real estate situated In Iowa county
Wisconsin, to,wit;
The northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section number twenty four. town
five, range two and the northwest quartet,
and the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section number nineteen, town i've
range three east,
aud forever bar the defendants aud all other
persons from having or claiming any right
title or interest therein adverse 10 the plain
t.u> ElEpLER, EIEpLEN q JACKSON
PlaiutiFs Attorneys.
q. q, address Mineral Point. wis 8w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
Short-Horn Cows for Sale

cave for sale eight good Short Horn
Tvs :. irst,eIass mixers. Call up or see
y I Temby Miflin. EIGHT mics -.
7t Mineral Point. a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

If MIR. Ford really wishes to keep
his profits within bounds, let him take
over the railroads for few weeks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
AUCTION SALE.

As our lease has expired we will sell
at public sale on the Con. Schaumberg
farm Il miles south of Mineral Point on
Monday, February :, 1929,
the following property
Seventy head of Live Stock.
Span work horses, Brood mare and a
single driver
30 CATTLE; q choice milk cows, ,
fresh, balance TO fresheu early, an bred
to pare bred Shorthorn bull Is calves
coming one year old g steers. heifers),
1 recorded Short Horn bull
25 Breeding Ewes Brood Sows
Poland China stock Hog
FARM MACHINERY New Slough.
ton wagon, milk wagon, single bug
sies two bobsDtighs cone new. Meteor.
mick mower, John Deere hay loader,
new, Moline side rake, dump rake. bay
rack Bradley riding plow, new stubbIe
pillow. harrow, disc. new corn pillow. new
walking culuvator, cream separator. q
80 gal milk cans, 100 feet hay rope. fork
aud pulleys. two sets work harness one
new single harness, saddle.
rs tons nay, some straw and fodder
200 bu oats, some seed corn, sixty
chickens. and other things not men
toned
sale 20 commence at I'D a. m Lunch
at noon Terms as usual
FRED w Philips
PERRIE K REGER.
L DAVIDSON. Auctioueer,
Z G Peuhallegou. Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

The one thing that could make a
labor party popular in this country is a
little labor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

Former President Taft, around whose
neck numberess Democrats have been
throwing their arms for some things he
said since the armistice was signed,
come to the front now with the opinion
that mir Wilson should not charge
Mr. Lodge with responsibility for the
treaty situation. for it is of his own
making He (Wilson) persisted in
hamstringing his supporters, by re-
curing them to keep up the farce of
announcing day after day that the
treaty must be passed without the
crossing Of or the dotting Of an i,
when everyone knows that this was I'M
reasonable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

THE allies owe us four hundred and
fifty million dollars interest on the ten
billion dollars they borrowed Of Us, but
we are not going to collect even the in.
terest just now we are so sorry for
them. In the face of this they still
have the borrow fever There is a pos
siblity Of such gall Of this kind having
in it's wake the spirit of reputation
Hoover whacks the nail squarely on
the head when he said, the greatest
need OF European nations today is to
stop begging and borrowing and get
down to work, to which we add and
thus display a spirit of honest intent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
SUMMONS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-lOWA COUNTY
> In COUNTY COURT.
Holm HnIInM Plnintin

NTArE OF WISCONSIN-lOWAC COUNTY
- IN COUNTY COURT,
John Callow Plaintiff.
Esaw johnson and -
Johnson his wife. -
teathcOck, wife of John
Henthcock. -Iieathcock
wife Of William Heathcock
Posd. wife of Michael
Pond. Henry GorWith aud
-C orwith his wife, William
II Keeuer and --keeuer his
wife. Read. wife Of Joseph
Read -- Read. wife of ri hard
rover. Cnlow wife of
John Cul0w, James Callow.
Phil Allen. Ir aud Aun tallOw.
as executors Ot the last will and
testament Of James Callow de-
censed. John COwlay. John
Fowiey. Edwin Sillic and
SIllc his wife the heirs Of
he parties named above and
all persons whom IN may
concern, Defendants
The state Of Wisconsin TO the said defendant,
and each Of them
Yuu are hereby summoned 20 appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action Ia the court
aforesaid or Judgment will be rendere.
against you according % the demand of thu
complaint of which copy is herewith served
upon you
The object OF this action is 20 bar all defend
ants from and to quiet the plaintiff title n
and 20 The following described real estate
situated ina lows county. Wisconsin
The northeast quarter of section eleven
save aud except about q acres described Il,
follows Beginning at the northwest corner
OF said quarter section. running thence Soutt
us rods. thence east $50 rods, thence uurtt
MS rods. thence west 59}a rods to the place OF
beginning. The northwest quarter of this
southeast uuartsr Of section eleven. the north
- IA of
ton twelve save and except one On acre on
the north line of said last 90 acre tract which
is owned by Elmer Skilieorp for "a road AL
IN town 5, north of range , east. Iowa county
Wisconsin.
THOMAS VI. pRIEsTLEY.
plaintiffs Attorney.
+. o. address. Mineral Point, iowa county
Wisconsin, iw6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

THURSDAY. JAN. 20, 1920.
IS cents per month.
Serial No. S slS0 per year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

Entered weekly as second class matter al the
posrolice st Mineral Point Wisconsin.
under the act of October 3. 1917
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

As our lease has expired, we will sell
at public sale on the Con. Schaumberg
farm 7 miles south of Mineral Point on
New-York tribune., 1920-09-13
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Sept 12--Arrivea: strs
San, Sam'an1 nnI he,g1 4,, NeT YORK seysranee.
sydand (sw), Sunderland Sailed: strs
Lake Galien COPENHAGEN via New York
san Pedro via New York: Jersey Moor
lBr1. Gibraltar; otoyo tsp), skaw Cor
CATt: HENRY, Sept l3Spassed ou,
Sept II: STR. Phoenix Port Lobos; West
snc spn f'm @s"p9rt and 35ass0w Good
tanamo; sept IL. Lake Charlotte, savsn-
pan Pan ohln Tham',rG Lake xe-,si Esnore re-
hagen; Hampstead 1Rr). Aiehndria.
rHARI;EsToN; Sept l2-saled: strs
nhl!a""lnhian tBr}. Galveston; Solitaire,
GALVESTON, Sept 12-Arrived: strs
kura OBJ. Avadan; Lake Facklrrb. Kings
Arclawny via New York: Etnatz-
Kit Goth"nburs via Norfolk. Sailed strs
MSs' urfee NV veypopl yo2 via ia N2rfo1k
York; West Bridge Manchester; Harold
Walkor Tampico.
6. :. JACNsoNvILLE. Fla. Sept 12.Arrived: ::
Sailed Barge Northern 81, New York On
tow
>NoRFoI:K. Sept 12-Arrived: strs Relita
Bendu lNor1, New York for e;'wfer Sswport
News; Clackamas Boston: Coush pa tta
nsyanH tsr, ca5aest Goshcnburg Delaware
gull for Newport News. Sailed: strs
Choyo Maru (jap). Jacksonville kisnop
freder!cia; Levnet tBr), Cherbourg; Runa
oNora' Kingston; Schoenfcls (Br). Brest;
Sh"af Spear tBr(. Constantinople; Scstr
ltaD. Dunktrk; West keene. Pearl Har-
PHILADELPHIA. Sept l2-Arrived: Strs
Pay sarna tBr!: Hrest; stureholm tsw),
Manchester Via Halifax; Newton, Boston
Schroon. Rotterdam; Florence Luckenbach
New York; Danla (Dan). korsoer; West
Celeron. Liverpool; Hulaco. Port Lobos
from Philadelphia: strs Western Belle.
Norfolk; Nunaires, Rotterdam; Plainheld,
Norfolk. Rcedy Island, Del Sept 10
Passed down from Philadelphia: Str Yoko
Maru fJapJ. Rotterdam.
PORT TAMPA, Sept 1o-Arrived: strs
(Br), Barry: Luise tFrench), Canary Is
land. Sailed: Str Mascottc, Havana via
Key West.
PORTLAND. Me. Sept 12-Arrived: Str
Lake silver. Norfolk Sailed: Str Bylayl,
PoRT EADs. Sept 12-Arrivea: strs
J Oswald Boyd 1Br). Suevitas. cuba
Josiah Macy Norfolk; Rama, Bluehelds;
Torres, Tampico Sailed: Strs Ellis (Nor)
Tea: ri Monte. Nav York
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept 12-Arrived:
strs Bslridge tNor), Port Loboa: Para
quay, philadelphia. Sailed: Str Perfec-
e N 81. New York
SAVANNAH. Sept l2-Arrived: Strs Vic
torieux tFrl Bremen; Thenisto tDu).
ROTTERDAM via Wilmington; West Goton-
aka Philadelphia; City OF Savannah. New
YORK; cry OF Columbus. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-13
Alien Attacks
| On Jones Bill
Be Probed
nepartmens of Justice and
i Shipping Board Reported
To Be Making Inquiry ON
,pacific Coast Situation
Aes Made Political Issue
senator, Seeking Reelection,
Faces Onslaughts Said
To Be of Foreign Origin

r.. merchant marine act has made
-. debut as distinct political issue
=, the Pacific Coast and particularly
- the State of Washington, where
wesley R. Jones. the chief sponsor Of
a.. act. is a candidate for reelection to
,,s limited States Senate. Sharp at
.,.ks are being made on Senator Jones
,,d these have recently assumed such
character that an investigation Of
ts.u is said to be undeS way by the
zrenartment of Justice. The Marine
2,ourusl, of this city, is authority for
.hs statement that such an inquiry is
being made.
Section % Of the merchant marine
xs is the part of the measure that is
receiving the greatest attention ON the
pseiie Coast. This provides that
PREFERENTIAL rail rates shall be given
u goods exported or imported in Amer
ican vessels. Japanese interests were
The first to attack this part Of the bill,
bat considerable opposition has also
been voiced by coast exporters and i'm
portGs and other interests on the
ground that the effect would be to
divert foreign tonnage to Canadian
ports, leaving the coast without suf-
fcient shipping facilities. 1t has also
been claimed that goods which other
wise would pass through Pacific ports
would be diverted to the Atlantic Coast.
Benson Explains Situation
h Admiral Benson, chairman Of the
3shipping Board. has pointed out that
/ aths operation of this section Of the act
1 has been suspended, and that it will
rot be put into force until there is
ample American shipping to care for
oil the cargo offering. The admiral also
has called attention to the prevalence
Of foreign propaganda ara nst the act,
snd it has been emphasized that this
foreign opposition is a Tribute to the
/ value Of the bill as an upbuilding force
4 b. Savor Of the American merchant
marine.
Close official scrutiny has been given
at Washington in the last few days to
copies Of newspapers of Seattle and
faeoms continuing full-page adver rtise
nents and appeals for the defeat of
Senator Jones, on the ground that he is
the chief sponsor for the passage of
the merchant marine act, to which the
country looks for the successful opera
ton of American ships in overseas COM
EHerce, says The Marine Journal.
These attacks upon Senator Jones
8sre attributed on the Pacific Coast and
jin the City of Washington to the activ-
isy Of Japanese and British steamship
interests at Seattle, Tacoma, Portland
and San Francisco" continues The Ma
rne Journal. at is significant that
only at Seattle and Tacoma is much
money being spent for newspaper ad-
vertising against Senator Jones, who is
4 candidate in the Republican prima-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-13
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Commu-
nicatiOn Service

= Instances given In meters: reports are
GATED L at noon unless otherwise specified
~, beatord 3o3 Hatteras Sept II.
Alfred Noble 900 N Jupiter Sept 10.
ALGONQUIN ESQ Sandy Hook Sept II.
Ampetco ITS WNW Tortugas Sept II.
Androscoggin lat Al 10 N, lon II "a W
Argon ~ NNE Hatteras Sept -.
Ario 1870 Block Island sept IL.
Asnngton As.naG On, nd I'd, Hedge Fence ~ Sept II.
Atenas TIA SSE South Pass Sept TO-
Aysen 10 8 Cape Mala AN Sept II.
Ballena SO e Cape Henry $50 PM Sept IL
nsntT'se nernss pd MoSn. SMo Desert Rock Sept TO-
Desaemer $40 n Hatteras Sept H.
bethelrldgs sss 50 IN, Ne Cape Henry Sept ~:
sserf9n Bs,se hs 25o sW Brsntsn Beef Sept H.
nradford sss e Lobos island nips Sept 10.
Bradford City lat 80 80 ~ Ion Sc 80 w
Broad Arrow $50 8 Sabine Pass Sept TO-
Buford lat 20 ol N. lon es 80 W. Sept 10
Burnwell le 8 Hatteras Sept II.
Bylay II f Cape Cod Sept 10.
Cabrtlle 247 e Lobos Island Sept 10
Ca1acct lat 81 10 y lon - "a w Sept II.
Caracas 4s Sc Ambrose Sept 10.
Cardonia 1900 Sc Cape Henry Sept ..
Castellano 50 Sc Fire Island Sept II.
Charles NJ. Everest 1872 9 Hatteras sept IL
city Of Columbus sW Fryingpan sept ii
city Of Joliet 1907 San Pedro s PM
City Of Savannah 4s sW Fryingpan Sept
3 sss W. NY Tortuess ssn; Sept m
Coamo 100 8 Ambrose Sept IL.
Cokato SO SE Southpass Sept TO-
Colon n 8 Scotland Sept II.
Colorado Springs 545 from San Francisco
Comet 12o n Hatteras Sept H.:
Comus 272 SW Hatteras Sept H.
2a Ron
Coronado SIS e Ambrose ~ Sept 10
Corozal IL Ambrose Sept ~.
Cottonwood 2.4ob f Nantucket Lv Sept IL
Coverun passed Montauk Point Sept IL.
Cowiche lat Al o5 Ion 5s IS w Sept 10.
Craster Hall 80 e Hatteras Sept II.
Crctan 100 N Hatteras Sept II.
d. @. scoheld s75 San Francisco 8 Pm
Dayton $50 W sand key Sept il.
Defiance lac 80 81 lon 81 90 w Sept II.
De1eo 81 N NE Five Fathom Bank ~
DeIisle sss Cape Mails AM Sept II.
DsIlwood 73a ,sa from + Hno FL PM Sept 8.
Diiwyn riry LOO %; 1sau Balboa a. Pm Sept .,
DiriFo e Sand Key Sept O.
Eastern eM "a, Admiral IS from San Fanc'sco
Eastern Gale l.o7s from San Francisco
Edeamons = PM sept 81 s. e Cane Henry Sent :,
Ell Norse al w Sand Key Sept H.
Ell Rio 22s 8 Hatteras Sept 10.
Ell Sol 271 Hatteres Sept 10.
Endicott 1.485 from 2eatts s PM Sept g.
Eec am bia lat - SO N lon 80 os w sept 10.
Everett 80 u by Five Eathom Bank LV
Sept IL.
Federal ass 8 Cape Sable Sept II.
Federal Bridge 400 Sc southpasa Sept IL
Fiuor Spar 1ss SD Virginia Capes Sept IL
F9,s 19,m'''on 80 sn Ambrose 4 Pm
Fort P,tts Bridge 2ls e Cape Henry
Fourth ALABAMA lat ST IS " lon - 30 W
FREDERICK Kellogg sss Scotland Nv
Fred W Weller 1.1 " Jupiter Sept II.
Freeman II Jupiter Sept 10
General George w Goethals l&s 9 Am
George q henry 40 sw Hatteras Sept II.
0eorse II Barnes as Ne Haueras Sc pit IL.
0orce s6 N Hatteras Sept 10.
G,ecian J NV Cape Cod Sept a.,
QUIZ Of Mexieo 70 70 Sabine Bar Sept l0s
Gulf OH ase W Sand Key sept 10;
QUIZ Queen 23A 9 Scotland Sept II.
Guias nd lee n Jupiter Sept H.
Harry Tarnarn $50 SB Togsugas Sept IA