On May 1, 1870, the Point Arena Lighthouse became the first of three
tall coastal towers in California to commence service during the
1870s.
The Annual Report of the Lighthouse Board for 1883 noted that the
station was "located on a projecting point, the outer face of which is
on an almost perpendicular bluff, made peculiarly dangerous by the
liability of sudden caving near the edge of the earth overlying the
sand-rock. One of the labourers fellover this bluff and was drowned. A
picket-fence 1,400 feet long was built around the structures to
prevent further accident."
Point Arena Lighthouse
1883 noted labourers fellover this bluff and was drowned. HEAR PLEAS
OF KANSANS Supreme Court Justices Will Decide Election Question. May
Bar Roosevelt Electors From Republican Ballots. New York. Aug. 1.— The
Kansas primary election case which involves a unique point of great
Importance in tilt machinery of the national election, was laid before
the justices of the United States supreme court here to- day. Directly
or indirectly, the decision of these Justices will settle whether
eight canaidates for presidential electors
who have declared they will voteIn the electoral college for Theodore
Roosevelt may have their names on the ballot submitted to the people
of Kan.«as at the Kepubllcan primary election there on Aug. 6.
Emergency action by the court was necessary that the primary ballots
might printed in time tor the election. ROOTTEIIS TAFT OF HIS
NOMINATION Says Title b Clear and Un- impeachable as Any Con- vention
Candidate. President Accepts in Speech Denouncing Leaders of Popular
Ihrest. Appeals to Democrats to Help Save Constitution— Criti- cizes
the People. so be Taft Men PetlHoneraw The plaintiffs are the Kansas
Taft leaders, and the action, wliich takes the form of application for
a writ of
error, is defended by several attor- neys representing the Roosevelt
party, Imluoing L. W. Kepllnger and Repre- sentative F. S. .Tackson of
Topek.v Representative Olmsted of Pennsjl-
vania appears for the applicants. The question at issue Is a broaa one
The Taft leaders declare that tho eight electors they are trying to
keep oft the ticket were designated with
the understanding that they would abide by the decision of the
Republic- an national convention, and that If the state primary
elected them the result would be contrary to the fourteenth
Tmendment to the Federal t"n«t tu- tion which forbids any state to
inter- fere' with the freedom and privileges of citizens of the United
States. Tha Roosevelt people contend that the voters of Kansas should
have the rieht of referendum on the decisionor the national
convention. The l^nsas
law is the only one which would per- mit such a referendum. tl.^ " c e
> \- f- il Tt and THE LAWS Minneapolis Church and So- ciety Not
Benefited By Chaffee Wealth. Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 1. — (Special to The
Herald.) — Plymouth Congrega
tional church and International Sun- shine society, both of
Minneapolis,will not be beneficiaries of the estate of the late H. F.
Chaffee, who was a vic- tim of the Titanic horror. Judge Han- son of
the probate court has appoint- ed Mrs. Chaffee and Thomas and Wal- ter
Reed administrators of the estate to divide the property under the
North Dakota law which provides for one-
third of the estate going to Mrs. Chaf- fee and the balance to be
equally di- vided among five children. There was no testimony to show
the actual ex- istence of the will which is alleged to have made the
two Minneapolis in- stitutions beneficiaries. A rough draft of the
will was made by Mr. Chaffee and sent to Attorney Sullivan of Du-
luth, who found many flaws and draft- ed a new form, which he sent lo
Chaf- fee in Minneapolis, but Chaffee never signed it. He was at work
on the will on his return from Europe but had not actually drafted it
nor had fixed any amounts for the Minneapolis church Minneapolis
church Point Arena Lighthouse 1883 noted labourers fellover this bluff
and was drowned. Joseph Hamilton (USCG CUTTER JOSEPH HAMILTON) 1883
Minneapolis church United States Lighthouse Service (USLHS), Light
House .... Lt. March1863, 2nd Lt. June 1866, Captain October 1883 .
... construction of anumber of revenue cutters includingthe Gallatin
and Hamilton . .... the United States Revenue Cutter Service at the
Mare Island Naval Shipyard in California . Mare Island Naval Shipyard
in California DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE reuse of Mare Island Naval
Shipyard (MINSY). Mare Island Reuse Plan, a redevelopment plan
focusing heavilyon open space, and a no-action alternative which would
result in the federal government retaining the property in an active''
status.
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