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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
DIR. Fischer's Documents.

The heirs Of the late DIR. G. II. L. Fischer
being very anxious to discover what became
OF certain papers after his death, had Mrs.
Carrie LIE Barron cited before Probate Judge
Cetfey yesterday to ascertain what light she
could shed on the situation. Shs was I'M
able to give any information in relation to
dismiSspd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12

This afternoon Harvey Blauvelt will start
Gil his herculean task Of winning the
pennant unaided and alune in the opening
game of the series with San Jose. This is
the last game the locals will play with the
leaders and the result of the contest will
have decided bearing on the wind-up.
Frisco is two games behind. and if they
lose to-day they will have to win the remain
ing eight games to enjoy the privilege of
playing OF that championship series with
Portland. The contest will prove an excit-
ing one as both teams are out for victory
Harper is to pitch for the visitors. Follow
ing is the make-up of tia teams:
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Stole a Policeman. pistol

At noon on Monday Policeman Thomas
Gibson reported off duty and went to sleep
in his room at 232 Van Ness avenue. He
was awakened by two young men in the
room and pursued them. They escaped.
aud he discovered that his revolver had gone
with them.
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THE MACNIFlCENT FURNITURE
And Household Goods from 4 Houses.
....coNsIsrINe OF


Parlor Sets in walnut and oak; wardrobes: Fold
ing Beds Bed Lounges; Chamber Sets. in wal
nut, oak and pine; Pillows; Blank cts; Comic TT
ers; Mattresses; Lace Curtains Portieres;
Brussels and Moquet Carpets Ranges; Kitchen
Utensils; Paintings; Engravings; Ornaments;
Bric-s-Brac, and as good as new Weber
Square Piano etc.
1t HI. LEUTHoLTZ & Co. Auctioneers
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L. line (No. ll2) Hyde ST. 1859 feet n. OF Gold
en- Gate ave.-Choice residence of rooms and
bath; unfinished basement; can be changed to store
at small expense; this IS business property; exam
inc for investment near City HALL cement stone
walk street in bssaIt rock; Calfornta-st. and ON
nibus cables lot 81 9xS2 IS.
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Hayward Girls Gagged.

Two girls. aged 16 years, were placed in
the "bird-cage" at the City Prison yes.er-
day. They are Josie OC0nnor and Mary
Weeks. and were found wandering around
the wharves in questionable company.
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STEINER ST., NEAR GREENWICH = I'M
PROVED PROPERTY

z. line tNos 320S and 3210 Steiner St, rs feet n.
of Greenwich = Improvements: Front house,
rooms and bath; rear house, rooms always
rented; Union Cal ifornia SITS. cables seller
pays street work; lot "a ANA a.
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l. line Prospect Place. 30 feet n. of Sacramento
ST.. with running 10 Sacramento ST., bet. Sacra-
mentO and Gay. Stockton and Poweii-Twostory
brick residence; short walk down town; no car
fare; lot IS 6x56, with l. feet wide to Saera-
Ost
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anklets, bracelets and bells, and decorations
for the hair. Although she has never seen
her intended husband she goes and sits be-
side him on the day of the ceremony The
ties it to the groom's shawl, and they are
married
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.nInEN GArE pARK REsInENrE Lnr

S. line of Frederick ST., l57 IS feet W. OF Stanyan-
Beautiful residence lot, but stones throw from
Golden Gate PARK: car lines to the property; s
cable and electric; do not fail to examine II If
you want a lot for a home lot 25Nl37 IS.
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PACIEIC HEIGHTS REsInENCE LOTs.

w. line of Laguna ST. rs feet S. OF Green-These
elegant residence lots command the grand mar ne
view for which this district is noted: perfect
spot which to erect a home: Unfon-st. or
Paciac-aye. cables: examine them; lots 25xl0o.
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FAMIIY RrsInENCE-on2n PINE sT.

N. line (No 202U) Pine St, 1884 feet L. of Bu-
chanan-Convenient residence OF rooms ana bath;
good neighborhood; cement bukhead aud walk {:
examiue it; California and Suffer sts cables; lot
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H. LLEUTHOlTZ & co.
THIS DAY.

Auetionee-s an Commission Merchants.
Saesroom-l171-i171AM Mission St, net It'll and 9Th.
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ELEGANT FAMILY RFsJDFNCF

N line NO. 2224) California ST.. 1872 g feet L. of
Nebster-Elegant 2-story family residence con-
tatning 10 large and superbly iGated rooms bath.
Laundry, etc.; location as choice any in the city,
all persons DESTROYS for truly family choice resi-
dence should examine this property; high brick
10 undation; cement walk: street in basalt rock;
California, Sacramento and Suffer st. cables. For
permission to examine apply at ONCE; lot 80 :6I
49, :6la.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castora,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
"hen she mad Children, she gave them Castoria.
aus 2y saTuTR
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TIL ursday. November IL, 1891.
At II O'Clock A. NJ. at our Salesrooms.
1I7l-1I1lA Mission St, bet. eth and Sth,
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Applications for letters of administration
were filed yesterday by f. l.. G.. Steele on
the estate valued at $500 of Angus Nc
Pherson; Annie Brown, on the estate of
her husband, Louis I. Brown, valued at
$1,000, and Catherine e. Mallady on the es-
tate valued at $500 of William J. Mallady.
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NV. Kansas and Humboldt stS.-Choice cor
in rapidly improving location: short walk from
Potrero-aye. cars; short TX from Union Iron
Works; good investment: must be sold; buyer TO
pay street assess ment; lot 25xI00.
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GOLDEN GATE AVE. - ELEGANT FAMILY
RESIDENCE

N line (No. 81 81 Golden Gate ave. 100 feet E. of
van tNess-Mag nfcent 2-story family residence of
~ rooms, bath, etc; electric appliances; hand
some manifest beautiful decorations; finished
basement; In fact beau-deal home; brick founda-
lioh; cement walk; bituminouS Get: do not fail
to examine this perfect home. For permission to
examine apply at ofice lot Is 100 10 rear street.
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Simmons Liver Regulator has never been known
to fail 10 cut all liver diseases.
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For catalogue. terms etc. inquire u
EASTON, tIpTiDtiE & CO.,
GAS NarI, Of at Auctioneers.
W." o. nol2 IA Is
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How to Overcome The Dangers of Ex-


Francis O'ReilIy, the well-known Hyeryman of
Is Prince street, New York, says OF ALLCOCK'S
POROUS PLAsTERS
For tie last foriy-two years have been en-
gagged i'll the livery and hacking business. 1 am
greatly aided by my four boys. We much ex-
posed 10 the weather, and we have found ALL
Use them as chest protectors, placing one on the
chest and one on the pit OF the stomach. They
not only ward off the cold but act as tonic.
I'VE are frequently affected with rheumatism,
kinks in the back and pains in the side; but one
or TWO OF ALLCOCk'S PLASTERs quickly cure
us. My wife and daughter have been using ALL
COCKS PLASTERS for weak back. and think
the world OF them. l have now been using them
for twenty years and always have a box In the
hOuSen
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AUCTION SALES.
63S Market St., Opposite Palace Hotel.
BUSINESS TNYESTMENT

IOtJI4NI1t5t5
NV. cor. of Suffer and Scott SITS. (Nos. 1900 and
Z5o2 Sutter) (NOs. 1901, 1903 and 1905 ScOtt)-
FINE new 3-story building of four 6room flats;
bath mirror-top and tiled mantes; electric bells,
etc. nne store with rooms in rear: brick founda-
tion; cement walk and every thing in 6rst-class
shape This is an elegant opportunity for in
Vestment OF frst-Ciass order. Examine for in
yestment Suffer street and other cables; lot 81 IS
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CHURCH CLUB.-The Church Club for Epis-
copal Church aymen has organized with w. l..
Merry as President. The Directors are as fol-
lows, being Two from each local parish: GRACE
Alaus0n Ii. Phelps, Z. L. Gibbs; Trinity-W. b.
Hooper. c. V. 5. Gibbs; ST. Luke s-H. &. Davis,
l.. +. Monteagle; ST. Ste phen' William D0xey,
John Him lie; 81. Pe;efis-AleXander Gray, f..
V. Armstrong; ST. JohWs-Joseph B. Crockett,
+. w. Van Reyneeom: St Marys-H w.
Waterworth, A. +. Gay; st. PauPs-J. A.
Wright, L. f. Osborn; Advent. IL. Dobinson,
Joseph G. EaslIaHd.
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LcWSgILle. - ''-'' "NPR, NJ
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Mall Dor
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Business Notice,

We have great many subscribers
who have promised to settle their
accounts next month, and we do not
expect To be disappointed. We have
been giving our readers readable
paper printed promptly, and as free
from duns as our finances would adj.
mt; and, as the crops are generally
good, and there should be no room
Tor complaint, we desire To square
our books with oil delinquent sub
scribers before the new year is ush.
cred in, so that all may start
out anew acd know Just how they
stand with the REooRD office.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undsr
signed will Nv virtue nj a certain NOR,
cage IN me- executed and delivered h,
Sarah \. Fort and ] Il Fort, which ssid
uortraee is duly recorded in the Record.
er,s ti9e in Sharp county. Ark. in book
F. pages 362 and 3G3. Offer for sals Al,
public outcry, to the highest bidder, for
Nash in hand, At the residence on the lands
named below, m
TUESDAY DEC. lsr, 1891,
,h' following tracts or parcels Of land :,
The northeast quarter of the northw ives,
quarter, and the northwest quarter of the
northenSi quarter Of -ecaan twenty i've
township seventeen north, in range four
west in Nharn county, Arkansas, or, 80
much thereof as will satisry amount due
me on said mortgage ord cxren-eA of this
sale W. A TowNsp>n
NOV 81 lH9L Mlrtgageo,
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Irving Society Programme.

Meeting to be held at the resi-
dence of Judge Wann, on Nov. a,
1891.
Instrumental music, Miss Cora
Davidson.
Reading, Miss VIrgle Craig.
Recltauon, Charley Burke" by
D. L King.
Vocal solo, E. G. Henderson.
Orchestra, Miss Virgie Craig,
Walter Metcalf and L. o. Craig.
Recitation, Miss Ar,ie Aberngthy.
Clippings, Miss Berta Davidson.
Essay, Miss Josie KIng.
Vocal duet, Misses Artie Aber-
nethy aud Ella Craig.
"SIeepY Hollow Times" J. A.
Abernethy, Misses Mag King and
Dora Fore.
Closing song, by the Society,
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Attention TaI-Paycrs.

All shose who desire to appear in
court at its January term aud show
cause why their assessments should
not have been raised by the Board
of Equalization must produce other
evidence than their own to establish
the fact, As two good men have al
ready said under oath OF office that
the assessments were too low; and
II would be treating them with con-
tempt to allow a change in assess
ments otherwise.
Respectfully,
j, WASN, Co. Judge.
Nov, 8, 1891.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
FROM CALAMINE.

AsI haven't seen anything in the
columns of your valuable county
paper from thus part of the county
for some time Thought to write you
that the friends Of old Big Creek
might know how we are progressing.
DR.. Barr has moved in his new
dwelling.
A. B, Ware. has ginned upwards
of $50 bales of cotton.
Crops are pretty well all gathered
some corn IN the field yet.
Calamine is improving. We now
have stationed doctor, a preacher,
a merchant and couple Of mechan>
ics. All we lack to be complete is a
lawyer to keep them straight.
Our friend Vaughn, formerly from
Clay county, is moving to Batesville
to live with his father>in'law, J, A..
w. Smithep, who has been living
there for some time.
| am informed that Rev, Tomhs,
the circuit rider in this circuit for
the NJ. L, Church, will leave shortly
for Clay county, his former home,
where he will leave MS family and
return to bis work.
People are sowing wheat since the
rain. There will he more wheat
sowed in this part of the county than
for several years. Experience teach
rs grand lesson and by experience
the people find it easier to have their
garner and smoke house at home
than III St. LOUIS and any person that
has the wlt can raise corn, wheat,
hogs and other necessarics of life.
QUIT cotton and live at home.
Cold and rainy az twas last Sunday
George James, pastor Of the Baptist
church at Calsminc, assembled with
the brethren and sisters on the bank
of Mill Creek and attended to the
ordinance of baptism. There were
three baptized and some of the good
SISTERS made shouting happy. The
Lord is with his people ram or shine.
J. VI. STREET.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
GUARDIANS SALE.

BY vrtne Of an order of the Sharr
county Probate c.nrt, ma at shs Nov.
ember term, 1921, the undersigned as
guardian and curator Of Henry A., 'pha
and Cecil Jack, minors, will. on
THURSDAY DscSMDsa 80 1891,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, Al
auction, the Undivided oue.Gfih interest,
being the share Of said minors in and 10
,he following described real estate. .ow;t:
The lots numbered | 9 3, ( and S of the
northwest fractional quarter; tho lots
numbered I, : 3, 4 ond 5 OF the son,b.
west lrocHcnh quarter, and tds north
west fourth Of NE sou'hnass quarter Of
section 81 IN township Il 5art6. range 0
vest the AN numhorsi 3 ond 4 of tho
horthweg' frlnunnal quarter lying west
Of Plney ks.A Gssea, plrt OF tho south
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

The coming year will be crowded
with events Of absorbing interest.
Congress will be in session, with A
large democratic majority in the
House, and republican majority in
the Senate. The National Conven>
tons will meet to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice. Presi-
dent, followed 0y one Of the most
hotly contested political campaigns
in the history OF the country. Dur.
ing this time, every citizen must
take some live and progressive pa
per. Any Of the metropolitan week
lies may be had for a dollar a year,
but why subscribe for one of them
when you can get The st. LOUIS Re.
pubhc twice every week, for the
same price. It IL i"sued every Tues.
day aud Friday, and gives the news
half a week ahead Of any weekly in
every state Of the Union. Sub.
scribe now. and get 1t from the be-
ginning Of the pending session of
Congress, until after the election OF
1892 Sample copies will be sent
free on application to The Republic,
St. Louis, Mo
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Guaranteed Cure For Ln Grippe.

We authorize our advertised dru qeis,
TO sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
consumption. coughs and colds, upon this
bondition. II you are afflicted with La
Grippe and will use this remedy accord.
ing TO directions, giving IL fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may re-.
turn the bottle and have your money re.
funded. We make this offer, hecanse Of
the wonderful success Of Dr. Kirg's New
Discovery during last seasons epidemic.
Have heard Of no case in which il failed,
Try it, Trial bottles free a, j., R; Met.
calis drugstore. Large eizc SOC and 81.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12


west quarter of the northeast q@|
and part Of shs noI heast qnalisd'
southwest quarter of s-c,ion 8 in
ship 10 nlrth, range 8 west, IN "
county, and tho southeast quart'' d
northeast quarter Of section J 10 y
ship IS north, range Z west, 10 "
county, Arkansas.
TEax.: A credit Of three mouiM
purchaser being required tn give laS !
with secnri,v and lein to be resalna
the land. NV 8, 1891,
X F JACK
Guardian and Unr"'
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
LuTn ber! LunDer!!

At the Sycamore saw mill ) miles
southeast Of Evening Shade, which.
we will exchange for good beef steers
and allow a liberal price for the same
Respectfully,
7. z. PICKENS & co.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Ih' WI
signed will apply by petition at ms
uary term Of Sharp County Court VI,
for change in the ThomasVllle "%
follows; To leave said road o.
Adams house thence south inieT" M,
the old road just north Of Alex DIV II i
a distance OF one half mile. "
Mrs, NJ, j, ADAMS h,
JOHN BARNarr dn"s
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

Kentucky leaf tobacco for sale at
Spurlock's. -.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
McElres's Wine of cardui

and THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAuGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Sharp county;
J Z Meiealf, Evening Shade.
JAS T ~utherlin, Center
Jno 3 MatlOck, ClarksOn.
@ r IamAn Z Bras.. Loyal.
G Brandon, POughkeepsle,
Jas Il Brown. WillllOrd.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
~ WINE OF cAaoUl, a Tonic for Women.

Judge McCaleb il the happy pa
OF another big boy.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
MeELaEEs WINE OF caspu, for Weak y.r
NJ. II

Miss Maggie King made visit
to friends in Batesvill last week.
-
The new hack on the Batesville
line is said to be daisy. Try 1t.
Miss Mary Wainwright has been
confined to her room with chills this
week.
Sheriff Hutchinson had to carry
Oscar Laureson to the asylum for
the insane again last week.
t% sucK.oaAUeHT tea cures Constipation.
More rain last Saturday night
and Sunday. We hope this is not
news any where in this state.
Santa Claus will make his head
quarters at Spurlock's as usual. Be
ready, children, to meet hum.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

5. p. Turner, one of Ash Flats
foremost business men was attend
ing probate court this week.
The Society OF Christian En-
deavor meets Tomorrow night At
the residence of G. W. Shaver. A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
Twenty new desks have been
added to the school building, a much
needed commodity with the present
full school.
Case d Dickinson at Batesvile,
are headquarters for confectionerles,
and keep a select stock of the choicest
goods IN that line.
That jolly good fellow, and one
of Evening Shades former citizens,
Geo. w. Davidson, Of Batesvile, il
circulating among his many friends
here.
Miss Addic Wilson Of Lacrosse
has spent the past week here visiting
the family of her uncle, Judge 9. J.
Wilson.
Some Of our delinquent subscri.
bers are responding to our call for
cash, and we hope others will follow
in their footsteps and "walk np 10
the Captains desk with the needfnl.
-Spurlocks stock of Nicklc
goods is attractive and consists of
numerous excellent bargains. He
now has larger assortment Of these
goods than ever before.
1t you have used the spirits in
your thermometer and filled the
tube with water vou had better have
John Metcs!f To 81! IL with alcohol
before the zero weather opens up.
The band members went the
rounds on Tuesday night and the
editor acknowledges most pleasant
call, Come again when we are bet.
'er prepared. bcys
The quotations in the produce
market Of Batesville show that our
friends with butter, chickens and
eggs 10 sell can do AZ well in Even.
ing Shade. Bring these articles IN
and try this market,
Owing to the absence OF Miss
Artie at Batesvilc, the Irving So
cicty will not hold its meeting next
Saturday night at Col. Abernethy's,
but will meet at the residence of
Judge Wann.
Hon. Sam Wainwright, who
went to Batesville last week TO have
bis eyes treated, is visiting his broth,
er Mastin, of Evening Shade. II IL
thought by the Batesvllle specialist
,hat IN his sight can be partially restor.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.

-How'syourwoodplle? d.
Simmons and 'possums are said
to be ripe
MoElrse,s WINE or cARpul for female dI,e,ses
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

BUCK LEN'S ARNILA SALYE.
The best salYe in the world for cuts
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tertsr, chapped hands, chilblsins,
corns and all skin cruptions, and positive
lg cures piles or no payment required. l.
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box at j. R. Metcalfs.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12
Try sLAcx:onAuenr tea for Dyspepsia.

The neatest display of holiday
goods we have seen for many years
Is on exhibition at the post office.
IS. P. Turner, one of Ash Flats
foremost business men was attend
ing probate court this week.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

Plantation Chill cure Is phenomenal
seller with Us. We find it has merit.
hence guarantee It. For sale hy
j R Metcalf.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

The Society OF Christian En-,
deavor meets Tomorrow night at
the residence of G. W. Shaver A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
Sharp County record., 1891-11-12

The new hack on the Batesvillr
line is said to be daisy Try 1t.
Mohave County miner., 1891-03-07
purposes.

THE Phenix Republican shows its in
consistency by its denunciation OF the
compromise of the Atlantic & Pacific
taxes and at the same time arguing in
favor Of total exemption Of new roads
from taxation. Why exempt new roads
from taxation? Simply because of the
sparsely settled condition Of the country
and the prospect that they may have a
struggle for existence. The argument is
a good one, too, and this paper fayors
exemption. The same argument is ap-
plieable to the Atlantic & Pacific road.
1t was built through a sparsely settled
country and while it has aided in deyel-
oping the country through which it
passes, it has never yet paid any divi-
dends to its owners. There is no route
talked Of for a railroad In Arizona to-day
that does not give promise Of paying bet
ter from the time ii is completed than the
Atlantic & Pacific has during any year OF
Its existence. e.--Journal- Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1891-03-07


A TOMBSTONE miner has written a let
ter Of inquiry to the FL Paso Bullion, ask
ing for information concerning unit.
The answer is here given: 'In buying
and selling ores unit is understood to
be one per cent Of ton or twenty pounds.
The price per unit Of lead paid b. h smell
ter is determined by its location, transpor-
tation and all other costs Of delivering
the lead into the New York market in
refined state. in order that the New York
price for it may be obtained. The smell
ters' price for lead in the southwest is
usually forty cents per unit twenty
pounds) Of the lead contained in ore,
when the New York price is "a per cwt.
When it is s4.05 the price per unit is Al
cents; when quoted at a 10 the price per
unit is AZ cents and 50 on. For each ad-
vance of five cents the prece per unit is
increased one cent, and for each decline
Of five cents below 81 the price per unit
10 decreased one cent below 40 cents.
The price, however, is subject to varia-
tion, according to the character of the
ore treated"