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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

Colorado Present conditions on the
prorrrty are practices ,liy 8s follows: The
ompsny has driven az adj, tunnel on the
Grass Valley No. about 2Io feet, the
hject beiue to cut tie Gomez vein
This vein is very large one which has
been oIensd or the surface a oug neariy
the entire distance of tile company
Gomez Extension claim, and shows a
width Of from eight to ten feet, the aver
age being about light feet. Good ore
vas taken fro III this par of the vein by
the original loeators. rs years ago. but
they had nothing but crude openings on
the vein TO a depth ot eighty feet or so.
The policy Of the Santa lie mountain
company has been To open this vein to a
greater dep'h by the tunnel on the Grass
Valley claim. The Gomez company
winch owns the northern portion OF the
Gomez vein, drove a short crosscut,
on large body of ore took out more
than $4,000 worth Of ore. The Santa
Fe Mountain company, therefore, Seems
20 have , fair basis for the belief it euter-
iaius that when the Gomez vein is reached
1t will have shipping proposition within
a reasonable time From present indica-
tions. il is believed by the management
that the tunnel is now nearing the OBJ
iec,iye point. Work is steadily progress
ing, and ore Of fair character has been
encountered, but nothing as yet Of any
great value. We regard the manage
ment of this company as being capable
and trustworthy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
Mineral Sure 40. les.o.
y. So olaes. psnx., t,-a nl.,n.

U. 5. LlHi Ofaee. Denver I'd District.
icuset, Cuofasn. frhrrars %. 1901
Notice IS hereby given iha; W "a l#athies whose
sestsfce ail-ess is iiahl Springs caip.. has made
lae,ie alton To- patent Tor i-04 linear feet the
Cray Eagle No. lode. bearing gold and siiv.r t4e
Sarie being 81 feet 81 30 =. ana ii5n Zee; n
y from ss6uvery shaft thereon. siih saTtscs
ground - frfi " i,h situate IN Jackson mining
isl Ict. Cleo Creek COUNTY STATE af Coiofaaa sHt
isssrlbsd " lie riat and nei HE in thu,
5flr-. fDik,~S, sIk.
GRAY EAGLE NO. fLODE.
Beg ni1g al Cor Nc !. Nhsncs The e Ia Cur
- T 4 ; Il. u W. II The 9Th. 81 hears n
10 ~ 81 Z. 2s.5I feet Theuce =. ~ ~. lois
ftet 10 Css No. q thenes \ - sT w sl1 / Zee
10 Cor. No q thence \ ~ W .16i1s feei 10 Coz
No I. iarnde N az issl feet 10 Cor Ne ?. fhanr,
; ~ r .52 feet 20 CT. ~ 8 thence s 81 -
t.. 81 feet TO Cor No l.. the place u eginHiag
Containing l.252 aces. expressly eStspung an
-xeiudir III eonficf with surveys Ses. hlt8 anf
forming portion Of The :. Y nt Sec .. Twp <.
u w II The 6th prine,pai reriii1H. sail iactiior
hsng recorded In vol -. rase ~. Of the record
Of Clear Gf-ek county. Gssl.ifatn
Adjoining claimants owners Of Sufs. Nos. 6iI
ana 1913.
c. D. FORD. Register.
First published MAJ. s. 1904
Last pabiishei May. 7. 1891.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

The J sephine cup Il mine on Span
ish Bar ; III king a M - excellent show
ing. and from the uresen; tndiceious the
property will e,efie As grrat. If not a
greater producer than it. cele brated
ueighbor. the Stanley mines. A cl.a
up last seek afser The ini'ia' run Of ten
davs gave 4 reicri aeis hing pounds. or
81 ounces # tn yellow med H. The gold
being worth sis pr ounce msl-es the
value = $50. There Was 7l-o y TINS Il
Concentrates which returned $40 per ton.
+ zSi. making a total # =. $50 received
from the treatment Of about 200 tons of
ore This would show the vaiu= saved
from the crude ore to be about st7 70 rer
ton. The ore was treated just as it vas
taken from the vein. few sacks of the
smelling ore is saved in the drifts is ihe
ore is loaded iuto the mine cars, bur aside
from this The esitirr vein matter /, II. ated
at the mill TIL So citing ore viii run
over : % per ton 4 gold. silver aud cop
per. Tire ore tr'-atei WIS all taken Gu,
in doing development work. and came
from the headings OF the three drins
which are being ruH from the shaft,
One thing may be noted regarding the
Josephine, ttal Is tina, the o'e from the
600 foot level amalgamates as vel as the
ore from the su'fsce. Thi~ Is unusual as
the ore bodies usually change Is dep.h is
a;taiuea.
The shat over 600 feet deep. and Will
b. sunk several hundred feet farther as
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

The Union Pacific takes pleasure
in announcing the following round
trip rates to St. Louis. which apply
from Idaho Springs:
s4i.9s, daily. April IS to Nov. IS,
inclusive, and good for return until
Dec. IS, 1904.
s54.9s. daily. April as to Nov. 20,
inclusive, and good for return leav-
ing St Louis within sixty days from
date Of sale but no, later than Dec.
IS, 1904.
s3I.4S. daily, April II to Nov. 80,
inclusive, and good for return leav-
ing St Louis within ten DAYS from
date of sale but not later than Dec.
5. 1904.
Tourist sleepers on all trains Dem
yer to and from Kansas City, double
berth rate. 81 IS
If you want to 20 via the best route
see that your ticket reads over the
Union Pacific.
You can go either via Kansas City
or via Omaha. The price is the same.
For any further information or des-
criptive literature call on or address,
r. r. GRIFFIN,
Gen'l Agent, U. P. R. R. Co.,
o4I 18th ST.. Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Can 7. RasmaE
foa are hereby no,ihed that the undersigned has
eSps nied iuiing each OF ihe years lss5 1885 lsgs
ISIS lss@. iso i9ni, Ig3 ana NOS onr hundred
toisFs IN aor 1n3 Improvements pon iht kiue Sol
slafi lsjz mifiHs 5ia.m. siIua IN lacsson Mniug
y street ttetf lrsrs County Stale OF Ctipralo the
lecstton Ger iiiea.s Of sii esim being OF rcdofd IN
book GS. =; Pa. ana ,fd am,iisel asailua oeJHt-
cat q said e'in asinC ot record IN foo - It page
~. ia The fec4- u the CuGuts fcfk and Rrcorler
the sra county, Ssd esp. naifureS .4ere nads co.
r1er TO hei me ssii claim under the provisions ~
ssetlun ~ a. iht R1wse1 SIatutes uf tie Gnte7l
sfalfs. ana nc azleuimrHt ihereln apPrGgeA 1aru
1sS y isssl. Hcerning snnuai Nror uron mtaing
iatfas. heing thr arounts rvqaifed TO bold sAiI
claim inr t4c aera9IS ending uessmh st. 1905 is%l
asi. l5ss. ~ ieu. 1871, 1892 ans llsl. Nol a5o
hetehi nosiiel a4 il william ninetY fali days from
Tie 1slr Of tht esg ruhiica,ipa of Ibis noice Nnu
i ~ refuse in l71tr butte your rrupoftiun uf stla
FHr- tases q, aa-unff IN Sl4 Ga ui your ntefes,
~ rir AlH tovet md Nacaine the nf1peffN nf fhs
subscriber. Nouf tauaraf Who has mtte the felulre1
expenditure. b. the terms Of sai4 seotian.
JOHN >. FAGRELiUS.
FIRST putlicai'aH April 1.ird iasi
LAST gueiicauDn July s3fl 1895.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

after ihe t4i,les A fotce Of nine men is
ruploi e'I 10 the mine dong development
eork exclusively. The cost Of inininr
the or under present conditions Is less
than 81 2s per ton, while the cost Of mill
Ing l. 81 enfs peF ton. When stoping is
si' nn' exceed s. = ger ton. rhis will
r. ahl- the owner 80 ilndle an extreme
ly iuw grade Il orc At a profit The
t'- rl-e - ii- ii Sc ecia is ir u two TO
rigat .,r,. 'he en-pe vein mat er coHeen-
u4iag aus,n, ght ,ons 'uto Que. The
mine is equip,iei wiih 40 b. p. aasr line
eigiue which Is also used to hoist the
Saie from the stump About POO gallons
Of 9 ssoline are used per Il onth This
c sts Laid down about 20 cents per gallon.
h+ present Development work will re-
suit ~ iaFer ore reese YES beiug blocked
out, and IL s. seilom ,hst a r8fuc can be
fourd wltich Will pay so much towards
i;s own development a. las this property
las 4 Bowden the mfnager. IS known
~ NV % Als mus S'H9si fdttHS AhH
economical m'uc managers IN the state.
He Is r,,ierut regarding the oiesliious
OF his company, which Is close copora'
ton. the s,oc kA4ll,Fs residing mostly in
New Jersey. Tie Jose liise may lie
counted one OF the couii big mines in
the di.triet, aud the output vii material
iy increase the annual production 6sures
for the present year.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

soon as the drifts have been extended ia
enough to Start The stopvs C-oss cut
driits viii aisn he drir' II % irt-r~r,t ~
Elliot & Barter and The South Liucolr
veins both OF which lie parallel win the
Jos-phite on citrer side
This property was purchased by is pres
eHt owners some months ag7. and since
that time lhey haee acquired several ad.
jning claims ard The old Lireola mi /.
making aitoVe;hs- very valuable grcut.
Ga the east Is located The Stanley nires
aud o. the q est Is tue As L Luenin, one
7f The ir-; l-sle utnes discovered in the
UNITY, and ore vhich p. o.ucsd con.
siderable quantity OF gold n the cary
d'ys The Lincoln mill, which hes been
Idle for some years has been thoroughly
owe hauled, aud consists 4 Is stamps, TO
which has beer added Wiley tables aud
I'rue vanHers The ore is erushed to go
mesh a. il has heen found that closer
saving car he made ard il also avoids
shining which IS ny desirable in a sui
pGide ore. Tuc MIL has been runuing
but one I2-hour shift. The ere IS dumped
directly Into the mi from the mine cars,
the daily product beng about rs tons
The mill also has the advantage Of being
81 uated near the railway switch and the
concentrates may be loaded almost di
iectly int the cers fer shipment to the
smelters Two men only n,e required to
operate the mill. one Of which feeds the
stamps, and the engineer who also looks
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
An Omen Letter.

From the Chapin, S. C. News:
Early In the spring my wife and I were
taken with diarrhoea and so severe
were the pains that we called a ply
sician who prescribed for us. but his
medicines failed to give any relief.
A friend who had a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy on hand gave each of us a
dose and we at once felt the effects.
| procured a bottle and before using
the entire contents we were entirely
cured. 1t is wonderful remedy and
should be found in every household.
II. C. Bailey. editor. This remedy is
for sale by ]. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

Work continues on the three Friends
tunnel OF the Chicago Mountain Mining
& Tunneling Co.. on Chicago mountain,
with encouraging results. Frequent thin
veins of ore are encountered indicating
that the tunnel breast is nearing the
Three Friends vein, disclosed in the
Three Friends shaft above. The breast
Of the tunnel shows uIineralized veins
,traig htening to vert cal position ard
The formation throughout carrying ex-
ceedingly propitious indications.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

In reply to an inquiry the Mining In
vestor has the following to say of the
Santa Fe Mountain Gold Mines Go.
"In reply to subscriber at Little Falls. N.
": This company is capitalized at
81 500 900. in shares at 81 par. OF this,
l, ,7oo, 900 shares have been placed in the
treasury. The company's property con-
sists of the Humming Bird, the Great
Republic, the Grass Valley Nos. 1, and
!, and the Gomez Extension, comprising
4 little more than 80 acres. situated on
Santa Fe mountain, Clear Creek county.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
Whoopine Cough.

I 'In the spring Of 1901 my children
had whooping cough" says Mrs. ID,
w. Capps. of Capps. Ala. Il used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with the
most satisfactory results. l think this
is the best remedy ! have ever seen
for whooping cough" This remedy
keeps the cough loose, lessons the Sc
verify and frequency of the coughing
spells and counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by J. J
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

requirement recently by the Miners
Gold Development Co. OF the Lead Belt
lode at the head of Boomerang gulch on
SeatoD mountain is Icing followed by
work looking toward this property being
Brought into the producing class very
quickly. Twelve hundred feet of road is
under construction to permit access OF
wagons to the portal of the tunnel,
where there are about 10 tons of ore ex-
tracted by previous owners who possessed
no capital for road work. This ore car
ries values ranging from S72.4o to Si7o a
ton, and the vein producing ii is feet
wide in the bottom an of incline shaft 30
feet deep. When the road is finished
and an ore house and blacksmith shop
erected, the property will be put in act
i've operation aud is expected to produce
more than sufficient capital for all devel-
opment tits conceded by the veterans
in the camp to be an extension Of the
Sun and Moon vein.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
Hish School Day At Boulder.

Saturday. May 18th. is High School
Day and the Gilpin and Clear Greek
county schools have secured very low
rates and convenient train service from
the Colorado & Southern Ry.. and will
be largely represented at Boulder. The
round trip rate from Idaho Springs will
be S7.7s and the train will leave at 7:74
a m. and Boulder at $50 p. m. return
ing.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1855
.iineral survey No. itsg2.
u. 6. LAND OFFICE.
Denver, Colo. April 10. 1901.


Denver. Colo. April 10. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that The ilsno Springs
Home Mnipg. ana Investment Company By
j. W 3 smith its attorney III fact whose posioffee
ldaho Sprngs Colorado. has made appliS Satien fuf
patent Tor ltt9 linear feet the LtberatOr lode
Bearing gold and silver the same being 32i feet
anriheaStsriy and 1875 feet soaiWesferiy from diS
cnvery shaft thereon With surface ground ls9 feet
With. saaie In { raj Mining Disrict. Clear Creek
punfy. STATE of CoofAi, AMI described In the plat
and heii notes on Gle IN ihis once. follows. VIZ,
Beginning at Cor No whence the - cor sec
tt~p s3 " Of the 9Th .. m bears IA - ~ " ls.5
teet; thence ebe 20 s2i.6 fl no. 2 thence 5
3gs 90 = n 10 cor 3. thence 51n W 80 II
to cor NJ .. thence a3' 80 2i92 fl to eof NJ s..
thetce 25 aye 81 Fl 10 cor no q. thence By %
C 745 2 II 10 I. thence so ~ 10 II cor
70 :. fhsHee 81 5V 7274 1t COT tie place
Of beginning,
eoniaInng t.7st acres. expressly excepting ami
excluding III confl with No. HISS Metro
nolitln lode and forming portion % the unsuhdsiiet
y twp 3 5 rs and y 81 sec twp 5, Is W Of
ths 9Th Principal meridian. Sad location being re-
corded IN vol ls5 page ;3i of ,hs records Of Clear
Greek Csuriy Colorado
Adjoining claimants Robef y. Tuner ct al on
Metropolitan lode, survey No. iiis3.
c ID. FORD Register.
First publication April y. 1901.
disqualification June Is. 1906
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
MINING APPLICATIONS NO. 17is.
Mineral Survey No. 1885,

MINING APPLICATIONS NO. l94s.
Mineral Survey No. 1853
u s. Land Office.
Denver. Colorado.
March 25 1901 J
Notice is hereby eiven that The Honest
john Mining. Milling and Tunnel Co, by
John F. Puchert. its attorney in fact.
whose postoffiee is Idaho Springs. Colo
RADIO, has made application for patent
for The Columbine Placer. bearing gold.
situate in Cascade or Ottawa and Dem
ocrat Mining Districts. Clear Creek coun-
~, state q Colorado. and described in the
plat and held notes on file IN this once.
as 'oiHa Tie cco5LuMBINE PLACER.
eef sse g. fof s. No. r. l. n yssnof @ OF the the
$. - y ". G s. Ii Il. to Cor. e. IN No. z; thense s;
"a W. SO It. to Cor. No. i: thence n IS.
s., Z. 5i52 II. to to Cor. No. s: thence i. 81
e e E T. TO TO Cor Cor No. No. 8 shenee thenee T. r.
g. Z. eos &. TO Cor: No; 10; thence n. O.
So il e. l447 IT. to Cor. No. i2: thence
s. ~ 22 z. 272 IT. to Cor. No. l3: thence
g " j. lsls & 70 70 Ger Ger No Nc 4. 4 ,bence .sence
s. 2s' W 6l3 1t. to Cor. No. is; thence s.
S. 2s' 81, W. l2s7 II. to Cor. No. /, the
Containing sasss acres. expressly ex-
oq ,hs Ngs Of Sea sna s. fgSes r. Seer e.
i. s, r. & W. and s. Z. 1 Sec Is and
N. E. u OF Sec. a. Twp. 4 S.. Range "A
eson OF sens peeorasd Wo 49, san
$50. of the records OF Clear Creek county.
Colorado.
piaas Ad5oiRlns Ki ch,sasa Ia Of the
. - e. D. FoRD. Register.
First Publication april =. 1904.
Last Publication June 4. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
aiNlNG APPLICATION 40 I7al.
ilnsfal Saf,s No. ldai9
pavsf. J'sio.. tFri. .. /

4 - t=ant tficr
Deaver. tYfio-, krri d i9li.
setics Is her h, given thai Erick Erletson snf c.
o Nelson. % i.fs-ss 0sa Coo. and Oh Holm ~
laaHo Springs tli. have made application Tor pat
ell Tor iss1 Hcafee The SILVER lede beatiHg
gui1 ami siveI ti= sane tsing SIS feel g. ant
81 feet g. ttpm discover shaff thereon. with
.uff4.e gTuHi Ct teeI In sidfh. Situate hosi1na
NiHing hlsui-' Gear Geek tsuig. stare OF Colo
fai1 and 4eSciltl in the Plat and rcii npics on r
ihis utnee a. f4fiuss viz
3d. .nnlng Cqr. NO. /. Nhrnes the cor sec. .
iAs Y ~ wuf iie SIN ?. hears f. - 81 hs" "
il u r.: thn-a IS ~ teei 10 cor NJ, = hence
AZ la=s f1ci b. cor. No. 3. theuce % 8 10 feet
- eF no. t'rnrr ile igl fest 10 4. The
ptsce II beginning
t-4r'a ning auii acres. rNpTtssiy ring and
excluding aii naiei with frlri A and Ailsta lode
lHsgfNeyei le4 forming portion u he unsub-
'ieitsi rwp y. Range q W ~ she G'h uflpt pal
asffsian- Sal 'i4gailun hsinF feeorie4 in y.i iS
7ase tol Of is records II Clear Geek COUNTY
1sinfsto.
Aijoining el1|taauts n,sasrs ot surveys Nos 1864
4. lGsbi. and AAssa ,oie, srsutEesed
{ b. FORD Register
Ftfsi pahiishsi April q iSui
LAST publish June %. iioi.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS An11cn

Estate of May {. MoSeript. deceased
The Undersigned, having heen appointed admins.
iraor Of The estate OF Mary t. MoseTipt late 81 the
couRsy u siear efeek aai sin;e OF Cosorat, de-
ceased b. rs1s gHes hodge that he will appear be-
fore me cs.ahs saaF oi Clear Greek county az the
court house 10 1s1FeeioSn at the March term. on
the third hon-ay in May next al which iisnc all
persons hasthg eiaa7s against sai5 estate nofi-
he'd aud ressGss ted Sc aitaaS f,r ~. p.rrS, n Inv
ing The same adjusted All persons indebted 10 said
estate are fs0ssieA make immediate payment TO
the undsrsienei
Dated this ~ -ay Of A.fl, A u. 1904
sLwOOn VI MOSCRIPT. Administrator.
First rub April -Si. Las, pub Nav IA. Ia14
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

Richard Seccombe, who is leasing on
the tunnel leve. of the Elliott and Bar
bour mine on Spanish Bar, made ship
ment last week which gave returns OF
over 10 ounces IN gold. The ore streak
in the mine is only about one balf-inch
in width, but it carries alongside good
streak Of milling ore. Shipmens running
as high as fifty ounces in god have been
made from this property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

One of the greatest blessings a mod
est man can wish for is a good, re-
liable set OF bowels. II you are not
the happy possessor of such an outfit
you can greatly improve the efficiency
of those you have by the judicious use
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
and agreeable in effect. For sale by
J. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

house rs h. p. motor, three 50 IL. .. trans
formers and 20 Ii. P. holster for the
wautoga shaft This will give the com
pauy sn excellent plant, capable Of
handling the mine in good shape, and tii
production VIII be increased very ma
teriaiIy
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

On Santa Fe mountain the Grass Val
ley tunnel of the Santa Fe Gold Mines
Co, is being pushed ahead BY w. b. Low
ry. under contract. The west wall OF
what is believed to be the Gomez vein
was pierced this week and the vein mat
ter shows strtaks of black sulphureis
similar to the ore that the Ocean Waue
near by is shipping TO the smeiters and
the best of which runs $tco 10 the ton.
The tunnel is in about 200 feet. The
vein which has been followed for 50 feet
is one foot wide and dipping almost ver-
ticai.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

ln he matte ct The estate Of Henry piammer. de-
ceased.
ke'lee IS ileretr given that IN MaGias the 10Th day
nf ~ A-p !il' being one u The regulsr 5ays oi
the Aisrc tsfin sf the Gaes;v Cat Il Gieaf Cte.
County, IN tn STATE of Colorado. Emua PlummsT
tNecHtsN ~ s2i2 es'aiz, wis SP1zsr Sefpfe the
Jaisr lf sel1 'eur', prss'i my maj settlement as
saea ENseaifk. pris t,ie appfuVal VI the sane
ana VII thee pfs o. NJ siSchi5 ged such Excea-
uiN Al which time an4 pisoe any refsnn In
ray arrear ana present obie-ifIrss TO the sane Ii
any ihere er.
Dated Al iesbo Springs. Colo ApIfl ls. taoi
EMMA PLuMAER.
ExeeuttiN OF The estate OF Henry Plmmer. De
ceased.
First rub, Apra Is: las, pue. May 7. 1891.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

Increased activity will become notice
able at the Old Town mine in Russell
gulch next week when the newly installed
plant Of machinery win be put to work.
I be new machinery consists Of . westen-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
This Saves You Money.

Ranch butter 7Sc
Brighton creamery. ............-.....3 3oc
Meadow Gold. d................. 30
THERo's.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
MINING NOTES.

The Alpine mill is running ore from
the Running Lode in Gilpiu county this
week
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

J. R. Elgan came up from the capital
Wednesday to look after matters at the
New Era.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
Dentistry,

Dentistry.
DR.. w. T. Cain over Merchants & Min
fers Bank. Successor to DIR. Quick (
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
NOTICE Of FiNAl SETTLEMENT.

firxt rub Aprii -si, Las, pub May II. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

First publication April y. 1901.
disqualification June IS. 1891.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07
MINING APPLICATION NO l7aa.

Ftrsi published April q. 1914,
LAST publish June %. i4li-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
FOREIGN BUYERS
MAKE INQUIRY
Pacific Ocean Countries Are
Interested in Wares That
San Francisco Is Shipping
MANY LETTERS ARE SENT
Bolivia, Japan, New Zealand
and Business Men of China
Looking Here For Supplies

Inquiry for goods that can be advan-
tageously exported from San Francisco
is livelier than at any time in recent
years. This is largely attributed by
merchants to the efforts of the Pacific
Commercial Museum, which. some
months ago, sent to the countries bor-
dering on the Pacific Ocean a publica-
ton in which all the facts about San
Francisco's trade facilities were duly
set forth, together with a list of ex
other information of the same sort.
Eugene Goodwin, director Of the
Commercial Museum, has just received
inquiries from far away Bolivia for
dairy machinery, machinery for the
manufacture of vermicelli, for oil
engines, -four. furniture and leather.
The importers, so says Mr..
Goodwin, have been buying in
France and Germany. but write that
they desire to give the United States
exporters and manufacturers an oppor-
tunity. This is considered to be an op-
perfume time, in view of this inquiry,
to try to open up relations from this
port to Bolivia.
1t is also reported that inquiries for
book and news paper, clothing, woolen
shirts and blankets, cotton yarns and
leather in large quantities have been
received from Japan. New Zealand has
inquired about wines. Manila importers
are asking about clothing, haberdash-
cry, underwear, hats and other articles.
A large English house seeks to procure
barrels to be used in the expectation of
Chinese oils from Shanghai.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
A Cargo for HiIo.

The bark Amy Turner was cleared yester-
day for Hilo with an assorted merchandise
cargo valued at SIS, ,21s and including the fol-
lowing: 1924 bbls -four, II 9s5 gals wine
$500 lbs rice, 81 500 lbs salt % sT6 lbs beans
40o6 ctls barley. $50 bales hay. 81, $50 lbs
bran. 1857 lbs middlings 80 etls WHEAT
S4s,6eI lbs fertilizer. 121 ctls corn IS rs
whisky, 1888 lbs butter, S7s3 lbs sugar. 33CS
lbs dried hsh. 265 lbs dried fruit 125 pkgs
potatoes, 90 pkgs paste, 335 lbs cheese. 1OSC
lbs Y cs meals, 500 lbs lard, 40 lbs goldfish
II cs assorted canned goods, S3s lbs oilcake
meal. lol4 lbs peas. 80 bbls picked salmon,
tions. 96S lbs bread, 59T cs coal oil 450 bbls
lime. Is cs boots and shoes 155 cs SOAP. 5O7
gals distillate. q cs paints and oils 16 pkgs
agricultural implements. 5000 II lumber 81
cs gasoline, 50 pltgs paper, plgs rnachfnerv
- SKIS coal, 28 bdls pipe % cs candles 206
kegs POWDER p tins matches. I20 bars II bdls
horse. head cattle