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Bucklen,s Arnica aalxe.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilbiains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isiaction or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. Foi sale by G. r. Heinzeman, 2z2
~ Main st.
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NOR RENT = PLEASANT FURNISHED
II rooms, 1Ol6 S, Hope st. 1928 3t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
~ Parker 424 West Fourth ST. 1924 I'm
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Foe saLr-orry pRoPERry.

--s,- ,-s,, ;, = =
NOR SAIsE-BARGAINS-THE FINEST tOk-
Il ner East Seventh near Main at $50 front
foot.
45xl50 to alley; Main near Sixth at $160 a
The finest corner on Main near postofice; a
big bargain.
33xS4 on East Fifth street near Main with
4 fine corner East Eighth 90x126, close to
main. very cheap G. c. EDWARDS,
i0-S2-tI $50 West First.
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Miles, Nerve and Liver PiIls

Act on a new principle-regulating the liver
stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new
discovery. DR.. Miles' pills speedily cure biz
iousness, bad tastes, torpid liver, piles. consu-
patton. Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest. surest Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free G. H. Hance, lit
North Spring.
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HnLp wANrKp-MALE.

VTTANTED--A FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED
w painter and wallpaper hanger, English
or German tradesman preferred; one that can
work eight hours day without smoking cigar
cites or chewing tobacco; steady employment
TO man that understands his business. APP
ply at NEW YORK WALL PAPER HOUSE, 81
T. Colorado st., Pasadena. 1923 If
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A GOODRICH LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN
"A street, Chicago, H.; 20 years experience:
secrecy; special facilities in several states.
Goodrich on Divorce, with laws of all states, in
press. 6-l ii
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Speaks For Itself.

Gaswell-I tell you the phonograph
is great invention.
Larimer- Yes; it speaks for itself
London Tit-Bits.
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spp~A BUYS FIRST-CLASS ELEVEN-ROOM
.NO,bU lodging house; fine furniture: best
located house in the city. HENRY j. STAN
LEY, 2a2 South Broadway, next to City Hall.
1920 If
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A YOUNG MAN RECENTLY FROM THE
"A east, who is on the coast for pleasure
trip, desires the acquaintance OF some intellt-
gent refined and respectable young lady be-
tween 20 and 26 years of age; intentions
strictly honorable; best of references furnished
and desired; will remain i'll Southern Calilor-
mia for at least six months; photographs eN-
changed; letters returned if so wished Adj
dress Z. r. p. Box 80, Herald office. 10-23-tf
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l1OR RENT-THREE SUNNY ROOMS, FUR
i nshed, for housekeeping, at 52l Macy ST..
for $40. 1923 2t
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PER SOEAL

i our giant coffee roaster, Java and Mocha,
35c lb; mountain coffee Soc; germea, 20c
rolled rye, Zoe; lbs rice, 25c; lbs rolled
wheat 25c; lbs corn meal, 15c; ID lbs gram
ulated sugar 81; 10 lbs beans, 25c; can toma-
toes or corn, 10c; cans corned beef 2jc can
baked beans, l0c; box maccaroni, soc; extract
beef 25c 4 bars Dinmore's sosp, sc; can coal
oil, soc; lbs lard, 3Oe pork, l4l2c; ba-
con, 1612c; picnic hams, 12l9c. ECONOMIC
STORES, 305 S. Spring ST. z tt
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NTOTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company viii strictly enforce the follow
!, Ing rules; The hours for sprnkling are between
8 and O'Clock a. IN. and and o'clock p. IN.
For violation of the above regulation the
water will be shut off and fine OF 81 Will be
charged before the water will be turned on
again. o-lf u
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IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
i to lease or exchange, will guarantee 10 get
dealer in Los Angeles. Pm a hustler and not
here for my health. Send me your list II
won't cost you anything to do so. Best OF rel
'erences. VI. L. S, Box 565, Los Angeles post
Office. lo-zo u
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NRAND TURKEY DINNER AT THE COL
" umbia restaurant, GA S. Broadway, on
Hereafter there will be chicken or turkey
dinner every Thursday and Sunday at the same
hours The best 25-cent meal in the city.
CAPT j. R. FLETCHER, proprietor GIVE US
trial lO-Zo u
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Subscribe for magazines and papers with
Langstadter, 214 West Second, Hollenbeck
hotel.
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DERsONAL- RALPH BROs.-GOLD BAR
i -four, Sl.00; city flour, soc; granulated
sugar, Is lbs 81; brown sugar, 20 lbs 81; lbs
rolled oats, 25c; sardines boxes 25c; table
fruit 3 cans soc; Midland COTE, 25c lb; east
ern OIL soc; gasoline, soc; 2-lb can corned
South Spring street, corner Sixth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NToTICE~THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED
IN pledges will be sold at public auction sat
urday, Oct. 26th, at 8 an at 2l213 n Spring
st. H. C. Gold Watches; l Elgin, 1s49Z; l
Waltbam. 1852. .707; 3 II. C. filed watches;
Waitham' .234 ,220 and 4,45O,237; Colum-
bus, 1876 ,594; 1 o. F. filed watch, Waltham,
469o3 H. G. silver watches Walt9am. ,aI n1i
IN. Y. standard, 1856, 72s; 1 o. +. silver watch,
waitham, 2,O62, 247; / O.. F. nickel watch,
.swiss, 2s6 ,493; 1 o. F. steel Calender watch
b23 ,O6s; 4 plain gold rings gents rlngs,
pair diamond earrings diamond breastplns,
i diamond collar-button, diamond locket, =
diamond scarfpins, l gents gold chain, guns,
nisfoIs etc R SpRTNZ 1924 st
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
fire. proof and burglar proof vault with time
alcoyes attached for the private examination
of valuables, with writing materials young
1adv in sttendance 81 If
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NY ONE SUFFERING WITH A DISA-
N Creeable odor of the feet can positively be
permanently cured at nominal expense.
Address NINE. LORRAINE, 7. O. box 565,
city. Satisfaction guaranteed; simple RENE
dy; not injurious. 10 20 II
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NHESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
M monthly medicine for immediate relieffor
painful and irregular menses-from whatever
cause For sale by FREEMAN Il CARPER, l02
North Spring st. Price, So per box 80 1y
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VyTANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
w employment or any information, add ress
Z. NITTlNGEk'S BUREAU, established 1850.
Office, 3l912 S. Spring ST.; residence, 45l S
Hope St. corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Tele-
phone ll3 S-lb II
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DERSONAL - MRS. PARKER, CLAIRVOY-
i ant; consultations on business, love, mar
riage, disease, mineral locations life reading,
etc. Take University electric cars to Forester
ave. and Hoover ST., go west on Forester ave.
blocks to Vine ST.; second house on Vine
west of Vermont ave. $50 If
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~ANTED-sITUsTIONs.

VXTANTED-TWO GOOD MEN TO SOLICIT;
w salary and commission allowed Address
Territory, care Herald office 1927 2t
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VyTANTED-GoOD SALESMAN WHO CAN
w furnish references from wholesale grocers
and others. to represent san Francisco brokers
selling eastern goods Small amount cash
necessary. Address, stating age and expert
enee, BROKER, this Office. 10-24-12t
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HTANTED-RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN TO
w assist at housework and wait on table
wages $50 Apply GIG s. Main st. lO-2S "
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CHURCH NOTICES

-
TRINITY CHURCH-REVa A. c. BANE
pastor will preach at Il am. and z 80 p
M Sunday Sunday-sceool at $50, Epworth
League meeting ct 6;30 pm. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. All are invited
1928 sat sun
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WTANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE, ACTIVE
w man with $4,000 cash to take coast gem
eral agency and exhibit goods at san Fran
cisco fair for large manufacturing company
OF Chicago. Address Odell Typewriter Co.,
Chicago III. 1922 cod lot
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M E. B.-I AM IN TOWN AGAIN AND
WI. stopping at the same place. Come as
soon as you see this. Jessie is in Frisco. |
leave for FL Paso about November LIST. c. II. O.
1926 At
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE La
X bor bureau, 240 New High ST. Telephone
1153 for cooks, walters, household help, me-
chanics and laborers. w. A. WHITE, Manager.
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DISSEMINATING.


GCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, CUTTING AND
- fitting; patterns cut French tailor system
suits made IRON 70 to $40. 300 South Broad
way. AQ-AS Asa
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. STEPHENS-MAGNETIC HEALER AND
~ Medical Electrician for the cure of all
diseases. Office hours 8 till 81 correspondence
by mail. 236}a 5. Spring street, Los Angeles,
Cnl. 1O-S LIMO
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w yTANTED-SAI.ESMEN FOR OUR DOOR
w name) plates house numbers and signs
readable in the darkest night: 50 to $40 per
day easily m de in any territory; sample cases
free; write at once. Electric Name Plate COM
pany, 90 Case ST., Chicago If
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$500 ousSmea sAtE 81 iSS seres wha hhS
mile of station on Southern Pacific railroad, in
this county; about 60 acres under cultivation;
land all cleared and first-class small house and
other Improvements; price 5000 will
change for property in the city.
NOLAN & SMITH,
10-1S II 22S W. Second st.
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DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., EMPLOYMENT
L agents. 131-133 W. First st. Telephone 800
under the Los Angeles National bank. Help
OF all kinds carefully selected and furnished
Situations OF all kinds furnished. 7-6 If
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TOR SALE-L1vERY STABLE, DOING COOP
II business best location in the city; will
amount of stock taken by buyer. Address \,
Box So Herald Office. L. ~ I'm
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EOR SALE-$600- MANUFAC
i turing business old established; good
Reason for selling, leaving the
next city hall 1925 ii
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+ rsn ADvERrrsnmENrs.

The most direct method OF reaching the
public and making known your
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MARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD; PAT
WI ented; no medicine; no equal money re-
funded if got satisfactory Send o cents to
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FOR RsET-HOUsEs.

JTOR RENT-WHY PAY.RENT? BUILD BE-
Il fore lumber goes up. You can get Broom
cottage nicely papered and finish. d, for 5000.
See plans at HENRY J. STANLGYS,
242 S. Broadway.
Next CITY hall, 10-17 limo
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AIRS. DIR. J. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
ISa wifery. Ladies cared for during confne-
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Telephone 1119. 6-S If
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Il Ss00n-PARTNER wANTED--OLD ESrAB-
eNsbUV lished hotel restaurant; cheap rent;
this is the best chance offered in the city; only
for n few days. j. WALSH Il CO., 30sls $
Spring st. 1923 II
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T7oR RENT-9-ROOM HOUSE, 800 S OLIVE
L St; just been put in frst-class condition;
newly papered, painted etc. BARNES &
BARNES, @27 w. Second ST. 1O-1 Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
PROTECTIVE COLORS.
Spiders and Snakes That Take the
TintS of Plants,
nineteenth Centur


Mygale avicularia is monstrOus spider.
with body two inches long and legs, when
expanded. reaching to seven. who kills
small birds and hangs them up in larder
Of thick web for future use.
This rObber carries on his murderous
trade with cunning dexteriiy, for which the
poor 1uches are no match His huge
brownish body being thckly covered with
coarse gray hairs and exactly matching in
color tie trunk of The tree in some rough
creviee of which be Turks unseen, be is
ready to pOunee out at a moments notice
upon his hapless prey when once entangled
in the web.
Another monster # the same genus. give
inches in eXpaDse," Of a brown tint. with
yellOwish lines on his thick, hairy legs. is
eQuaiy Tapaci0us, but carry ing on his depre-
dations only at the door Of bis den in the
brown earth, needs no protecting color, as
he comes out only at night when all about
him Is in shadow.
Next We lave green snake (dryOphis
fllgidal who, when hunting for green frogs
and lizards. winds in and out among 1.-THE
stems OF creeping plants and so closely re-
sem oles them IN color as 10 almost defy de-
lection, even by the keenest eyes"
Close at ha nd among the bushes nav be
huge grasshopper, whose broad forewings,
when closed, are Of the exact color OF the
leaf on which he tests, so that his disguise is
perfect, and he chirps on in safety.
Yet, If the lizard. instead Of haunting the
green, lesfy thicket. be Of that species
found crawling over the walls Of buildings
IN the city, be puts on a totally fferept m
peaTance from that Of his own kindred ia
the forest, or even in the interior Of houses
being of the exact hue Of the ruined stone
and mud walls on which he is found. while
the house lizard is speckled and Of an ashy-
gray tint like the ceiling on which he rests.
and Tor clingng to which his feet are speci-
ally adOpfed
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Produce Market.

Produce Market.
FLOUK-ket cash prices Family extras, s. 30
al: Bakers extras s. s0Gi; superhne, 81 1908 10
. Dbl
wHEAT-Chcago and Liverpool came through
higher yesterday and the local market advanced In
sympathy. No. l. 81 271a@l 1884; choice. 81 80
- ct; lower grades. 81 20@l 20; extra choice for
milling, 81 81 a9l SO q CIT.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clocs-May-10O tons
81 31ss; 100, 81 3l94; l4O0. 81 81; 200. 81 321A;
600, 81 32Is.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoS-May-20o tons.
81 321s; 500. 81 S2Li.
BARLEY-Despte an Improvement In futures
prices for actual grain were weaker yesterday. No
Feed, 1880 y ell; choice bright do soc: dark
Coast. 76G771ac; Brewing. s5@s5c; Cheyalier,
nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-1o o'cIock-May tons.
REGULAR MORNING sHssroN-May-5Oo TONS
S334c; 100, $3.50 400. $3.50. Seller '93. new
oATs-No further change Good to choice. 81 321a
81 s7Ls; ,. common: g. 1901 30: milling, 81 400
do for Feed, 81 o21aai 10; Red, 81 1901 is; Gray,
81 oe1469l o71s Small Round yellow. 81 VIA;
White 81 U213@1 071a g ctL
RYE-Quoted at 81 10 y ct-
BRAN-Quoted at $l4QD14 so y ton for the best
and ~ 90 y ton for outside brands.
CaopPED TEsD"oaotsG az 0V si7SS y 30 'Gs ton.
HAY-Nor very much coming III at the moment
Clover Is duotable at 500 q ton; Barley. % SO
as y ton; Alfalfa, Se@ll1 u ton: Wheat IS so
@l2: Dat. $7@9; Wheat and Dat, ss@l0; Com
pressed So 5099: Stock. $66D7 90 y ton.
STRA w-406150c "a bale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rolled Barley SIS so
ole 50 u ton. The mills sell OilcaKe Meal Mt
Sc p 10; Graham Flour. &c; Oatmeal 4isc; oat
Greats, 5c Cracked Wheat 31ac: Buckwheat
Flour. sc: Pearl Barley. 4L4@4lac p 10.
sEEDs-Yeilow Mustard IS quotabIe at 7G7tSe
U 10; Brown Mustard, 4s4@5c a 10; Flax, 81 rs
y ell; Domestic Canary, -: Imported Canary,
54c; Alfalfa, 909l4c for California and l09lULc
for Utah; Timothy. nominal; Rape. 21492Iac;
Hemp Be u 10.
DRIED PEAs-Nlles, 81 6591 65; Green. 81 Is
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WITCHCRAFT IN RUSSIA.
Brutal End of Woman Suspected of
Having the Evil Eye.


A few days ago eleven persons were
charged before the criminal court at Mos
cow with the murder of an old woman in
the village OF SnameIskOe. Darya Vasil-
leva, destitute widow, aged IS. besought
aims from a neighbor. Lnkeria IyanOvna,
who alleges that while her son was handing
bread 10 the mendicant the latter cast
upon her an "evil and vicious glance"
Some few hours later Lukeria was
seized with an epiIepiic fit, ard on
regaining consciousness swore that her
distemper was the result of the old
woman's witcbery. This allegation was
readily accepted by the villages. who next
day subjected the repu:ed witch 10 an old
fashioned test. A horse collar was placed
over the neck Of Lukeria, and the old
woman forcibly brought into her presence,
when the former had another epileptic
seizure, or more probably an attack of hys-
terra, genuine or simulated.
This was proof positive of the poor crea-
lures diabolcal possession. and she was
therefore dragged by the hair into the road
way and maltreated in most shockingly
cruel manner, two OF her most active and
brutal assailants being the village elder and
the village scribe. The Victim was left for
dead, but subsequently showing signs of
life she was carried by second mob of tha
villagers into bylane and beaten TO death.
All the prisoners stOutly maintained their
right TO kill witch. Five of them were
sentenced TO the loss of civil rights and to
four years hard labor, and the rest 10 two
mOnths' imDrisOnmeDt each,
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For Late saipo,a, hlccatqese' See Ssventn pa0s
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HER NOSE SAVED.
The Kindness of a Stranger Preserves
a Girls Beauty.
Boston Herald

A young man. who has lived in Canada.
and seen what Jack Frost can do when he
is in an angry mood, was walking across
Boston Common yesterday morning when
the thermometer was registering below
zero. As be passed pretty girl and glanced
at her pretty face he noticed that the end
Of her nose was very white. while the re-
mainder of it was very red He recognized
the symptoms in an instant. The flesh
looked as if it was on fire, except where it
Was 50 white. and there it had the appear
ance of wax. He promptly accosted the
young woman.
Excuse me. miss" he said. ''but your
face is frozen"
"FrozenF' she said. "what do you
mean?"
81 mean" he replied, THAT your nose is
frustbitten, and very badly, too"
Then hP advised her to accompany him
70 drugstore aud have the frozen mem
Der attended to at once. She submitted
without question, for the young man talked
as II be knew what he was talking about
After getting her into a warm place he
rubbed the tip of the nose briskly with
Snow and the blood came creeping back
into the chilled arteries. The patient
WINGED under the pain, which could not
have been greater if she had had needles
jabbed into every pore of the frozen flesh.
She stood 1t bsavely enough, however, and
when the circulation Of blood was restored
the young man left her in care OF the drug
gist and his iiniments and went on his way
rejoicing that he had been able to save the
pretty girl from disagreement for life.
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THE STOCK MARKET,

Nothing occurred last week TO cause any change
in mining stocks. Prices hung fire and trading was
duh. The committee appointed some time ago to
endeavOr TO bring about a change In the heavy ex.
penses OF operating the mines with the hope OF
again being able to go back to deep mining has not
yet made its report. Some very radical changes
are proposed which. II carried out, will result In
gain TO the stockholders.
Reports from the mines during the week have not
been any too encouraging but there is work going
In several places that may produce some results
The features of yesterdays business was strength
OF the north-end stocks DR.. Fox and other good
buyers were heavy purchasers, and an advance was
TO be all along the line.
on the early call ophlr was in demand at 81 e5.
Mexican 81 %. Curry 95c. Best 81 Belcher 81 45
Sierra Nevada 81 50. Union 81 % and Con. Cal ana
virginia So 55.
Inactive.
After the call the demand for the north-end
stocks continued. and there was a further nd vance
the market closing firm and active.
NOTES
Silver was unchanged yesterday at S3t4c I'm New
York and 3SI4d In London.
Monday-Justice and Seq. Belcher; Tuesday--HaIe
a. Norcross: Thursday-Navajo and Belle Isle:
Frlday-overman aud Crukshank.
In the yellow Jacket they hosting and sh In
ping TO the Brunwick mill for reduction some an a
round on the upper levels.
In the Justice the south drift from the north
stope the 1922 level has been advanced 8 feet
during the past week. and Is now out total dis
lance OF 90 feet The pay streak Is feet wide
aud the car samples average about $25 per ton
They STOPPING out about nine tons or ore
per day, the assays OF which average about $25 per
ton.
The weekly reports from the QuIotoas show that
in the Crocker the south DRIFT tho east paral Ell
vein 800 level has been extended to SO feet during
the week. The face OF drift Is all ia vein matter
chiefly quartz. from which some ore OF fair grade Ii
being extracted.
In the Peerless the face of the north drift on the
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A QUEER CLIMATE.
Where the Atmosphere Varies One
Hundred and Sixty Degrees.

AihtnbAts Rioh@AtA
Did you ever hear Of the peculiar climate
OF the forty ninth parallel? Signal service
men tell some strange stories concerning it.
In the stretch of country north aud II nth
west OF Bismarck, \. D., and from Fort
Benton, Mont, 10 Pembina, \. d. is a belt
of territory about 600 miles long By 80 wide
that may well be called the line of maximums
and minimums if the records given be cor
rect When the cold wave prevails this
belt Is colder than anywhere else in that
region and when it is warm this tract is
warmer than anywhere else. II the signal
station at Bismarck shows temperature of
10, IS or % degs. below zero Il is at least 10
or 10 degs. lower along the parallel.
In July, 1881, when Bismarck registered
l02 degrees in the shade il was 10 degrees
al the others. As a matter of course. this
district shows the greatest extremes of tenn
perature. The mean range In that part OF
the Northwest is probably 100 degrees
that is great enough-but Pembina and
Fort Benton have recorded range OF 169
degrees. December %. 1880. the thermOm-
eter stood at 80 degrees below zero. and In
July OF the following year at ITO degrees
above.
While on the subject of the weather,
which. by the way, is very interes ting sub
ject these wintry DAYS, when changes OF
temperature or condition are matters of
eager speculation, it is worth while noting
that California, notwithstanding its IA
mOusly genial climate. stll holds the record
OF high temperature in this country. June
II. 1859, the temperature at San Francisco
and Santa Barbara rose suddenly from II
to 133 degrees in the shade in consequence
of hot northwest desert wind which pre-
vailed for several hours.
The great heat did not last long, the Their
momeier falling to II degrees again by
P. VI. on the same date. but ii did tremendous
damage in the meanwhile. AT Santa Bar
bara all fruit and animal lie exposed to
that awful blast died from the effects of 1t.
On the same day the temperature was 102
degrees at San Diego and lis at Fort Yuma,
California.
Again in 1887 California was again visited
by excessive heat During period of four
days in June the temperature ranged from
g3 degrees at San Diego TO ia at Yuma and
122 at Spring Valley. 1t is an interesting
fact that at the same time ice formed at
Cheyenne. Wyo.. only 600 miles away.