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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
Letter Carrier Dies suddenly.

While talking and jesting merriIy
with companions after lunch yester-
day in Station A, 1860 Polk street.
Letter Carrier Charles A. Jennings
fell back in a faint The ordinary
remedies not being successful, DR..
Buckley was hastily summoned and
worked half an hour over the patient.
who, however, never regained con-
sciousness. DR.. Buckley gave it as
his opinion that death was caused by
heart disease. The decedent was %
wears Of age. native of San Fran
cisco and unmarried
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Sneak Thieves at Work.

Stephen Harris, Hunt street, re-
ported TO the police yesterday that
during his absence on Sunday some
one entered his house and stole fifteen
pounds of candy valued at SO. A
thorough search Of the different rooms
had been made, evidently for coin, but
without success. Mrs J. Walker. 1892
Sacramento street. who owns a vacant
house at 1910 Waller street, reported
that d stag's head valued at $40 had
been stolen from the house.
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Saws He Has Been Libeled.

Jabez s. Swan, sign painter, swore
to a complaint before Police Judge
Fritz yesterday charging William J..
x. Robinson. business agent of the
Sign and Pictorial Painters, with
criminal libel. He alleges that Rob-
inson has circulated cards asking peo-
pie to withhold their patronage from
Swan because he is running an 'un-
fair shop. He alleges also that
Robinson refers to him personally in
uucomplimentary terms.
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Wants 10 ~Chop Upr His Family.

Miss Marion Stasa. ass Fourteenth
street secured a warrant from Police
Judge Conan yesterday for the arrest
CT her father. Thomas Stasa, Z black
smith. on the charge of disturbing the
peace. Kiss Srssa said that her father
had been drinking for few days and
took delight In ordering her and her
UothE> 0u- Of the house on Sunday
he drove them out with hatchet and
said he would chop them up" The
daughtsr asked for a warrant for
threats 70 kin.
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10 prosecute, angered Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Harris and brought
sharp reproof from the bench. BY per-
sistent questioning, however, the attor-
ney finally compelled him TO admit
that he saw Chavez emerging from a
saloon with a woman named Julia, and
that Chavez had thereupon attacked
him with razor, almost cutting his
head off Further than that he would
not testify, but detectives were there
with proof that Julia was his consort
and that he had attacked Chavez, who
welded the razor in self-defense. Case
continued till Saturday.
Frank Bandry Of 1161 Mission street
was chasing his wife and threatening
to let out her life by means of a butch
er knife when he was arrested for dis
turbing the peace.
You may send him to jail IL you
like" said the woman TO Judge ConIan,
for I'm tired Of begging him off every
time he gets into trouble for abusing
: me-"
Are you sure you'll stick to that poll
I icy?" his Honor inquired
Sure" was the answer.
We'll. I'll sentence him tomorrow" :"
/ said the Judge.
; As Mrs. Bandry left the courtroom
/ her hrmness Of step indicated infexibiI-
I ity Of resolution. But the Judge appar-
/ emily did not regard her mind as abso-
] lutely Interchangeable
/ Policeman Dolan said it reminded him
/ Of Buffalo Bills Wild West show. and
| that never in his extended experience
I as a guardian, Of the peace of Market
street at night had anything like it
come within his sphere Of observation
/ It was about o'clock in the morning,
/ he testified. when a horse with two men
astride its back gaIloped over the
| asphaltum and drew sarcastic comment
1 from fiippant persons on the sidewalks.
/ One Of the latter wore a Panama hat,
and his jeering remark about cruelty
/ TO animals was instantly followed by
the horse suddenly swerving and dash
/ ing for him at full gallop, chasing him,
while the rider who held the reins urged
it 70 eat the hat If the officer had not
interviewed and caught the animal $
/ bride the pursued man would either
have been trampled down or had his
hat utilized for forage. The riders were
/
| 10 speak for themselves.
! Edward Sullivan and John Brady
| were the names they gave. Mr.. Sulli-
van wore the conventional garb of the
LcowbOy favored by Frederic Reming-
ton and Mr.. Brady. although less pic
| turesquely costumed, looked as if he
too, knew something about cattle. They
were yaqueros, they said. and Sullivan
was returning from the water front
where he had left a bunch Of steers fOl
shipment, when he overlook Brady
who was afOot, and invited him TO ride
The invitation was accepted and the
horse was carrying them 10 their re-
spective homes when 'the fresh guy
with the Panama lid" attempted TO be
funny al their expense Suddenly the
/ horse became uncomfortable and
. dashed for the man on the sidewalk
but whether il was resentment Of that
persons uncalIed-for jeer or desire &c
eat the hat that actuated the animal
neither OF the defendants would under
take TO say The horse was usually
tractabIe, and what possessed him &c
become revolutionary on that particu-
lar occasion defed suTmise.
The case was dismissed.
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The case was dismissed.

Pat Sheedy, arrested for drunkenness,
first held up his right hand then his
left hand, then both hands. to empha-
size his oath that he was not vagrant,
but a ruralist from Brentwood, who had
come to town TO spend a portion Of his
savings in riotous living. Judge Fritz
accepted the plea and dismissed the
man. who hurried away with the air Of
one who realized that he had a very
narrow escape from a long term in jail.
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CAMP VACATION.

Hotel under canvas On the Russian River
below Guerrevtlle IN a grove mile aud half
long sktrting the river: tennis courts 40 new
Of smooth water for boating and bathing
Adults 81 per day. SO per week: children
under 10 half rates. Special rates for fam
lies Opens May l. Address MRS L. c. CNO-
Plus. Camp Vacation. Vacation P. O., So
mona County. Cal
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WIFE-BEATER'S VISAGE
ARTISTICALLY BATTERED
Police Experts in Physiognomy Award to
Mike Day's Countenance the Palm
for Disagreement Neatly Executed

Mike Days face was under discus
sion by the Ioungers in the Police Court
corridors for some time prior TO its
owners arrival there. Various detailed
descriptions Of il had waited up from
The booking Office on the first hoor.
where experts in physiognomy were
unanimous in the opinion that a more
weirdly disfgured countenauce had new
er come 70 their observation. So antici-
patOry interest was keen when Mr-
DAILY stepped out of the elevator. he
emerged with bowed head. and the
eager ones who pressed forward TO peer
under his hat brim fell backward with
murmurs expressive Of alright, ad-
miration and sympathy when ne lifted
his chin and displayed q visage bat
tered almost beyond human semblance.
Veteran ring -goers declared without re-
serve that nothing 10 compare with II
in point Of general dlapidation had
ever been produced within rOped
arena-not even in the good old days
Of London rules and bare knuckles.
And all behOlders agreed that the ad-
vance tips from the booking Office be-
low were mfserably misleading; also
that TO attempt anything like adequate
description OF Mike Days face as il
then appeared would be gross presump-
ton.
With due sense OF incompetency.
therefore. IL is stated that the color Of
Mr Days facial cuticle was not indi-
cative OF the nativity betrayed by his
dialect His hands and two small
patches Of neck were the only visible
evidences Of his Caucasian blood It
was apparent that no portion OF his
skin above the collar line had been
missed by the fists Of the decorative
artist who had treated him. His eyes
were buried amid black mounds Of sable
flesh and his lips were so swollen that
his language was mutiIated- AS for his
nose. il zigzagged from base TO tip.
His ears, TOO, were swollen beyond
Identification
The object Of Mr. Days visit 10 the
Hall OF Justice was TO procure a war
rant charging Jesse E Morris with the
authorship Of his facial transformation.
said Mr Morris being then in custody
under accusation Of fighting with VIII
liam Wright and John Bocani subse-
quent 10 his fistic attentions 10 Mr.
Daily The warrant was refused on the
/ ground that the applicant was intoxi-
Gated when he asked for its issuance.
F Judge Fritz told him that if he should
return when sober his request would
/ receive serious consideration
Il was for beating his wife in their
{ 5orufcfle on Seventh street that Mr.
! DAILY was battered by Mr.. Norris. Mrs
4 DAILY was screaming for help when Mr.
( Morris. who chanced 70 be passing the
! house, burst the door and rescued her
/ Then, with combined science and
Drawn. he beat the face Of Mr.. DAILY
until il was IN the condition hereinbe-
( fore feebIy described After completing
f the job 70 his entire satisfaction Mr.
( Norris retired, and about an hour later
+ was enga ged in stern combat with Mr.
+ Wright and Mr.. Bocani, when his ar
/ rest occurred
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

DIR. .. .. ODONNELL5
NJ NERAL SPRINGS AT GLEN ELLEN.
AVA the best CAMPING picnic and pleasure re-
sort On the coast Ths greatest remedy f1r
lung disease. liver and stomach connplafnra.
rheumatism and carzrrh in the world. -
miles from s 2 The 8 p r r and 8
& n P. r. r give special rates 70 campers.
80 cottages ard tents furnished. rent cheap.
fogs poison oak az the park. mineral
water beats bathing ard fishing free Nea-s
served Hotel Riverside az reasouzbls rates
Inquire OF DR. c c OfDONNELL. ofrca
1O21- Market St bet sixth and Seventh san
Francfsco
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uota1 al Caxadero-Gl

Hots1 del Cazadsr0-Giant Redwood
Grove. free Camping Hunting dshIng. barhi1x
beating. dancing. livery sraois. frsc-cr7s4
board SsnszlIto ferry round trip s. IS. E0od
SIX months. Rates. s. day $40 70 Sf4 wea<-
reduced rates By the nourh- VIVA lots t1r saIa.
J. J. THIRIOS. Prop. Cazztsru. Sonora Co
Cal. CT North shore Railroad G26 Market 81
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cAMparrr HoT sPaINqs-

In Sierra Nevada Mountains. Si=rrz County.
s00C feet elevati1n- Are BEAUTIFULLY located
A. the head q rhe great sierra valley. 30
--s5-s forz ~ s niles vide. s-rrCl--l1i1g Whtcn
= rna great rrirreVaI forest o. pine ard dr a
susciaIry Is made q the table The lo- springs
- rIre1-IaTsl fer the cure or rneIr14tt.-7r
vrgst liver ana kidney complaints ard an blood
s11 skin diseases Rates for roou and boarf
STr 20 S12 per week Round trip from San
Erarrfsco % Springs VIA Bcc1. Si4 So 8cz<a
1afIV EXCEPT Sunday. connecting vita q -
fraia from San Francisco
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KLAMATH SPRINGS,
Beswick. siskiyou County. California
Write 70 EDISON BROS. for Booklet
Saratoga Springs.

10 different mineral springs Information at
Peck,s Bureau. II Montgomery St. or AZ J.
MARTENS. Bachelor P. O.. Lake Co.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
NDEpENDENcE LAKE

Fishing boats. szcsiIsur table, cll-1ars per-
feet ID miles from Truckee. IN an u1oroxs7
forest For information inquire Al Traveller
Office. 50 Mc1-s0uery 81. Peck-s I1f1rrrar.on
Bureau. CT Nrs- II. " Clemens. Tr1cixss. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
WHITE suLPHuR SPRINGS. var1.io

WHITE SU4E . 5E64NlS, WaIlo1o,
Cal.-Most accessible springs 10 san Francisco;
round trip ST. no stage fare; only 81 hours
ride. 5 miles from vallejo: hot cold ana
plunge sulphur baths; wonderful cures OF rheu-
ruatfsru neuraizta eczema. kidney liver and
stomach diseases Beautiful grounds and Iaks
Tor boating and bathing Dancing pavilion.
New bowling alley and shuttle board Rates
$40 a week including baths. Address NAN
ITEI, MADRID. Vallejo. Cal
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nrARK WEST spRrres

H KOENER. Prop. MRS J. D DROST
and MRS H KOENER viii manage sprfnga:
many improvements: new cement bathhouse
and gas all over place: 81 day; SO and s12
week Office. S.53 Larkin ST. cor Geary or
Mark West Springs. Santa Rosa Rural No. 8.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

Mary Murphy was singing Stella"
at four o'clock a. m on the Barbary
Coast when a policeman interrupted
her vocalism and incidentally arrested
her for vagrancy.
Thirty DAYS for you. Mary" said
Judge Conlan, and I hope that when
you return 70 freedom you viii find
that stella has had her vogue and
gone TO join 'Bedelia.'
The same Judge then sentenced Julia
Udell 70 twentv-four hours irnprison-
ment for vagrancy after the complain
ing officer had testified that she was
too drunk 70 sing.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

T. J. Kelly Of Chestnut place ap-
peared as complaining witness against
Michael Carboni. accused OF vagrancy,
and said that It was in protection Of
his sixteen-year-oId daughter that he
had Michael arrested
Hes a bad actor. this fellow Car
boni," said Mr.. Kelly 10 Judge Fritz,
and If the court does not aid me in
protecting my little girl from him 1
shall take the law into my own hands
He Is a Ioafer and an associate Of
criminals. and he has bounded my
child until I am almost afraid TO let
her leave home alone"
Carboni, who is about twenty years
Of age. declared that he has been en-
pIOyed on river steamboats,. but his &C
cused said that in five years he has
not worked FIVE days
The law VIII protect your daughter
from this man or any other man who
snnoys her" said the Judge to Mr..
Kelly. Carboni was remanded for fur
ther inquiry as 70 his character.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

Lena Lancaster, Porto Rican
danseuse. told Judge Fritz that she did
not much care whether he sent her to
Jail or dismissed the charge OF drunk
enness against her. as business in the
Pacific-street dance halls is very dull
just now and likely 70 remain so until
the vacation season expires. Her hus-
band came all the way from Sacra-
mento to plead for her, but she secuted
his aid ana yawned while he was in
forming the court that he would like
10 take her 10 the capital city. where
he peddIes tanlales- She got ten days
John Johnson Of s14 Stevenson street
had John Grauey arrested for cutting
him with knife, but when the case
was called before Judge Conlan there
was no appearance for the prosecu-
ton Bench warrant issued for Mr.
Johnson and the case continued until
Thursday.
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SEIGLER SIs}a,, Hot

Natural Hot Plunge and Steam Baths Posi-
tive cure for rheumatism. asthma Wonderf11I
waters for liver. kidney and all stomach troy-
bIss. Swimming pond orchestra Fare 50 re-
turn trip Electric lights HOUSEKEEPING cot
tages Arsenic beauty baths Rates $40 10 s12
per week. Baths and amusements free n N
McoOyAN prop. Seigler. Lake Co. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

We Oldc English Inn,
IA Mason St Just one trial at Babs &
Jules That's all
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

There was a woman at the bottom
Of the cutting OF Pedro Gastris' neck
by a razor in the hand Of Reyes Cha
vez on the night OF July 10 on Pacific
street. but in Judge Fritz court yes
terdav Pedro endeaxored to keep her
out OF the case He testified with a
reluctance that indicated dislnclination
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

BYRON J. .: !. ]: ] Z: :: ]:
XII M san Francisco. 8 trains
HHN daily. Injurious mineral
IL HUH and mud baths. Eo-eI
unique IN cuisine servfcs
and appclutusn-s- Information s p Co
Bur zu 6I3 Market St. Pecks Bureau II
MortgCmery St o. H p WARNER. Byrs1
Hot Sprfngs Cal
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i II SC an
Mineral Springs.

OPEN EVERY DAY II TIE XEAR-
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. A year and
~enreS ~ months age I was attacked with thAt
S-LIloie disease, loconotor staxia Power 70
%%el1nee stand. or even ST down. entirely lost-
E@no oeSs doctors Of san Francisco ard Hot
SpLInss. Ark failed 20 help Ny sroD-
-. ooEetS and kidneys failed 70 work. had
SatA|rn OF stomach head and bladder a re-
49, G tne disease. these troubles became
Ss--Lohle- At times ny heart would beat Ike a
1IIn' ny eyes grew weak ny memory rad
- nerves wrecked. Three months ago I vent
% -sean Springs WHAT happened since vas
= peasant surprise TO Drank the waters.
.SoA ne oaths-after three weeks treatment
sseoalach- bowels, bladder and kidneys n per-
@ @-e-t ccncltt'n, eyeSight perfect nervousness
49,. memory good After three months treat
- walked without 4 cane. with eyes closed
- - Gp ard down steep hills. am cured of this
gTeao disease. row walk with slight limp
Elate rCn stores IN seventeen towns of ths
SAFE ot California well known IN down
Town districts OF San Francisco inquiry there
VIII prove truth OF my helpless condittou three
nonlns ago. Further Information. address
Cal
We have hundreds oe testimonials from
others Send Soc IN stamps for bottle %
stomach and catarrh Salts Round trip ticks-s
at reduced rates. Southern Pacific
TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP,
Tuscan, Cal.
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

Extensively improved; 1900 feet altitude: no
fog climate delightful. large orchard: vegetable
garden; hot. cold baths; spring water cement
swimming tank. 4OxS0- Rates IS week Up, stage
meets train Schuler & Seheben. Napz- Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
GARDEN CITY SANITARIU M

ern improvements large treatment rooms
IDEAL location: 51l acres. one block from strssr
ears: write for literature san lose Cal
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THE BROCKWAY Hotel.

LAhE LlriUE--
E3sss4e ne r1srIaF attractions o. a LAKE Ta11s
rss-rr -rs have the only hot springs. rhe most
Sheltered shore and best dsnfrg- FRANK 3
ALVERSON. Managsr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

Fred Fisk. night watchman. found
time hanging heavily on his. hands the
other evening. SO he invited few Of
his friends 70 help him tighten the
burden by accompanying him on a spin
10 the beach in private automobile
entrusted 70 his keeping. On his re-
turn trip. while speeding through the
park, a breakdown occurred, and that's
how Fred's betrayal Of his trust be-
came known 10 his employers He
promised to pay for the damage to the
auto and Judge Fritz dismissed the
case against him
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

nEED pADE mn and cottages. nIlea fror1
ULLh AAA AfN Lake Tahoe open June =
elevation e5G7 feet: mineral springs boc<lse
Trzvslsrs Office. 80 M0ntg0uery 81
J. 3 SCOTT. Dear PARK Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26

AKEPORT AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
ASTAGE LINE-Hopiznd to Bartlett Springs
via Lakepcrr. carrying passengers for Lzkeporc
and Bartlett Springs Stages connect vita
trains at Hopland- Leave Hopland at II 30;
arrive AZ LakeDOrt at go arrive At Bartlett
Springs at 73G New 6-horse 14-passengsr
tourist wagons. with all the most modern I'm
urcv sneuts. Passengers for Lakeport OF Bart
istt Springs. call for tickets BY Bartlett springs
stage Line Tickets can be purchased a. ofnce
OF California ". W. Ry-. ESQ Market ST. -
MILLER & HOWARD. Props
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
DELL
rhs switzsrIand Of America.

The Switzerland OF America.
THE ROBSON ORCHESTRA COMPANY
ard DR. MONROE CALENDER viii furnish
the best music ever played At any resort in
the State Boating. swimming. marine tobox-
gan. mineral springs. new livery. EDGAR
Durham owner and proprietor. Laurel Del
P o.. Lake County. Cal
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10 FOR CAMP xEzKERl NEW ENGLAND EoxEl

Located IN beautiful grove close to the
lake fine playground for the children; swings
crus1uet bowling and tennis boating and Lath-
ing pavfIIons with pianos fresh fruits in
plenty Board and lodging only Sc 20 81 er
week Address GEORGE HARRISON Camp
Menkar Snnorna County
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POINT ARENA HOT SPRINGS.

Extensively improved. new hotel, gas lizht
large dining-rcom, teIephone, hunting fishing
swimming. bowling. dancing al amusensnrs.
Personal management Get booklet 30 Mont
Eorrery street W. A MCCORMACK. Pron.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
JoHaNHISRERG.

New hotel. modern conveniencss; large. airy
dining room; hunting. fishing. swimming. boat
frg $40 and S12 per week THEO. BLANCK-
ENBURG JR-. Prop. OakvfIle, Napa Co. or
INFORMATION BUREAU. 80 Montgomery st
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-26
RIVERSIDE HOTEL and COTTAGES

RIVERSIDE HOTEL and COTTAGES
Near beach. 80 acres beaurtfuI grounds: spe-
cfaI rates families: write for booklet =.
BARSON. Proprietor. Santa Cruz
BELLEVUE HOTEL. FL Verauo, So
norna Co. Cal Terms. 81 day and up: hot
mineral springs near b.. Long distance tels.
phcne: daily mail JOHN SERIES Proprfseor
DE La ROZA resort. Santa Cruz Mountains:
cottages and tents for light housskeepirg or
camping A J. GIBBS Mgr. Gibbs. Cal
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THE TALLAC, LAKE ciI lAH'E'

Cafe European Nurses, maids and chiltrsn.
American plan Prices nov as loE as any 10
tel On lake Service. accou1r- ocaTio1s. ooarl1B
anu --'s'' n. LAWRENCE & CO.
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RURrcoN PARK-A delizhtfuI rssorc

o. shores ot LAKE TahOs- Best sandy 5each
for bathing On tie lake. Zine ~ fishing a.d
hunting IN sszsou- Beats. fishing tackle a11
horses az moderate hire Rates s. day %
from SO 70 SIS per week p. O. and tslspho1e-
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DUNCA N SPRINGS

TWO MILES PROM HOLLAND.
Fine medicinal waters Hard finished hotel
Excellent table Rates SO 20 SI2 per week
Arizona republican., 1904-06-22
PFAU MINING COMPANY.

Supt. C. K. Tfbbetts. of the Pfau Mining & Reduction company. passed through Prescott few days ago on his way to Denver, where he will have a test made of the ore frcm the com pany's property on Cherry c.e=k, to de termine the proper kind of a mill to put up fer treating tha ore to the best advantage. He had just shipped the ore from Cherry Creek station or t-e P. & F. read, and expected the ore to arrive in Denver in a few days. He was accompanied by his family, and they will go around by way Of San Francisco, where he will examine some machinery that he has in mind fo' the property Prem there he will go to Denver. and after the tests have been made he will go on with his family to Cincinnati. O.. and reIna g. few days where he will be jcined by MT and Mrs. Lee Pfau, ard they will take in the big St. Louis eposition. On their return to Prescott
Arizona republican., 1904-06-22
THE SHANNON MINE.
Figures Given by Manager ClinHo Re
 spectng It's Output.

William Climo. under whose man agenent the Shannon mine was opened and brought to it's present perfect state of production passed through Clifton last week en roI:e to California
 where he will spend the summer. An Era representative asked MT. Climo if changes at the mine were responsible for the recent slump in the price oI Shannon stock to which he replied that the mine never in it's history looked as well as at the present time. Why, said he, the mine has not only been producing more ore, but it's percent age has also increased, while the cost of mining has been reduced. For the five months ending January Sl, 199<. 61. .626 tons of ore were produced which averaged AT per cent copper We were well satisfied with that but we have done better since then. From
 February l to June 1. HAITI tons were snipped to the works which averaged 5 per cent, so you can see that the ton mage has not cnly increased, but the grade of the ore has also been raised, and think it is now averaging as well. or better, than any mine of large ton mage in the district. Nearly all the mining now done is under the contract system, which I recently introduced, and which is working most satisfactor- lily. During last month the cost per ton, including the development work, timbering track laying and every other expense at the mine, was $1.6S per ton, The actual cost of mining the ere un- der this system was 57 cents per tor. as against 69 cents for the previous four months. During the past month NS nave been filling the stopes wIth waste from the surface. which cost dbout $2O per day. Had this not been