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W. II. BITTNER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Advice Free. Phone South T43
Suite 322, Emma Spreckels Building
Divorces quietly and legally obtained for
eight causes: damages secured for injuries 10
person or estate; replevins for property un-
lawfully detained; attachments and garnish-
ments for debts; bonds furnished; bankruptcy
proceedings; wills probated: estates settled;
collections made in all parts of the u. s.
A PRIVATE. quick divorce for a small fee
See me and save money: no pay in advance
g. W. HOWE, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Established % yrs: rms. /, o ): + e. 3 1st A.
1l22 Market St. between Mason and Taylor.
Advice free all matters. Detectives employed
r. W. KING. Attorney-at-Law, Exam bldg
9th floor. entrance room 611; established 20
years; all cases, general court and office prac-
tice: 10 Zee In advance or for consultation;
evenings by appointment Tel. Red 30Gl
ADVICE FREE.
Columbian Law and Collection Agency.
Room 50. 9l6 Market st. tel. John 6226
DIVORCE-Costs. SI2: quick quiet; advice
free; open evenings. 927 Market St. rln. 3Oi
D. 6. CLARK, 927 Market St; consultation
free; no fees in advance: open evenings.
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- rooms: income $117 over rent; new and nice;
full OF refined, permanent roomers; beauti-
fully furnished with hair mattresses. oak.
mahogany. and heavy Brussels carpets; a
SWELL PROPOSITION.
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IS rooms rent SIS: well furnished; all new;
$500 down, balance IA per cent; nne buy Only
SIo50
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FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist Central
block 223 Sutter St. bet. Kearny and Grant
ave.-Christian Science service at IL a. m
subject Of lessOn-sermon Christ Jesus %
Sunday school for children at the same hour:
Wednesday evening meeting al o. clock: free
readinF-room. 2O6 Kesrny St, rooms 5O9-5lO:
all are welcome.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

UNITARIAN Church Csecond). corner Iwen-
tieth and Capp sts. Crahe Mission or NaIen- .s,l
cia ST car)-Rev. Jay William HUDSON. m Iiih- n
school meets az 0:45 O'Clock. Mr. w. 9.
Maxwell superintendent At the morning sriil
service az IL o'clock. Rev Jay MLllalii
Hudson Will preach. subject. The average
Nan: what shall We DO With Him.
Evening lecture at 7:45 O'Clock on i ne
7oad Anniversary OF the Birth OF victor
hugo. Music by French composers. All
seats free
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VAN NESS and Geary is a good location; 10
rooms well furnished: yields good living for
; people; for sale at a BARGAIN on EASY
TERMS
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THE Expressmen's Association Of S. F. cor
daily invites all bona 6de owners Of teams
20 an open meeting 10 be held at Alcazar
building on SUNDAY. February p, 1904.
at 80 .. m.
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THIRD Congregational Church, Fifteenth St.
near Mission-Rev william RAIDER. pastor.
viii preach al both services. II a m, The
Investment Of Treasure" 80 p. m, From
Washington 10 Roosevelt" a patriotic ser
mon 10 the cadets who will be present in a
body There viii be special music by the
chorus choir. Mr.. and Mrs. Trist will sing.
The public invited.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-Continued.

A. CAMERON & CO.. Phone South 1850
Eddy St. cor Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances.
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126 rooms: rent only 81 per room; new and
1p-to-dats house: all men; electric elevator
lights; long lease; clears $4OO to $500 per
month; one OF TIE best buys in the city.
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FIRST Baptist Church. Eddy st. near Jones
Rev Thomas Baldwin, D. d. Preaching. II
a. n. Topic. Give the Boy A Chance. "
Bible school. l. 30 D. N. Christian EndeaN-
or. $50 2. m. Sermon, $50 p. n. Topic.
The Story Of the Philippian Jailer''
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Sub
5ect, PRAYER for the Sunday-school All in
Vited. Seats free.
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A GREAT union mass meeting this afternoon
81 the Young Mems Christian Association.
Mason and Ellis sts-. at 3 O'Clock; there
will be q meeting for men only. Egerton r
Young or England, the noted preacher and
suthOr, will speak. Special orchestral music
great public mass meeting In the First
Conversational Church. Post and Mason sts..
a. 80 o clock this evening. TO be addressed
by Bishop J. W Hamilton. This meeting
will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary OF tho
association. The public in general is in
Vited 70 attend This will be a rare oppor-
tunity 10 hear these two noted divines.
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10 rooms; MARK what we claim. good build
ing new Administer and velvet carpets. beau
ttful birdseye maple. oak and mahogany
furniture bought new last August. lease;
500 per month put into bank: nicely located; ;
) blocks north OF Market ST.
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FENJABiIN WHEELER WARD. evangelist
from Boston. viii preach in Howard-st.
Hall, s24 Howard ST.. bet. Fourth and Fifth
st T.45 p. Mr.. Ward will also preach
Monday and Tuesday evenings Don't fail to
hear Mr.. Ward. who is acknowledged TO be
one Of the ablest Bible scholars in America
Bible reading Thursday evening and PRAYER
meeting Friday evening. You are earnestly
invited.
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Company-The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Kilauea Sugar Plan
office OF the company, 327 Market St
from (, second hoor). in the cit and county
Of San Francisco. State of Califor: "a on
TUESDAY,. the ODD day OF February. A. d
1904, at the hour Of II o clock a. m, for the
purpose Of electinG q board OF directors to
serve for the ensuing year ard for the trans
action OF such other business as NAV prop
erly come before the meeting. Transfer books
Viii close on Friday. February H. 1904. at 8
o'clock .. m. H w THOMAS
Secretary Kilsuea Sugar Plantation Com
pany. 52T Market St. San Francisco, Cal
san Francisco. Cal. Feb. o 1904
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FIRST Congregational Church, corner Post
and Mason sts.-Rev. George { Adams. u
d. uaetor. At II a. m. sermon BY Rev
samuel g. Smith. ID. D., Of St. Paul, MINI.
Al 1-s5 D. m. anniversary exercises OF the
Young Mems Christian Association; address
br Bishop Hamilton Of the Methodist Eplsco-
ral church. All are cordially invited
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EDUCATIONAL.

/ 80 rooms. $1,000; clears $50 month. lease for
8 years: transient and permanent. sunny
side OF street; good business FOR two people
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AsTROLOGY.

.sTOR. famous y. y. astrologer: advice. les
sonf. consult, 81. Book Store. 1908 Market.
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5O-room house; perfectly appointed: very cen
traIly located; elegantly furnished last April
in the best furniture and carpets obtainablei
electricity for elevator and lights; hot water
in each room: lease for years; income S49o
over rent: all large single ROOMS and roomers
all business
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GRANT. world famous Scotch traveller and
author of Travel Talks Ger the World
subject, Where the Purple Heather Blooms
(Scotland); $50 magnificently colored slides;
beautiful and artistic effects; in his native
Highlands DIR. GRSNT has inhaled the at
rnosphere that pervades the poetry Of Robert
Burns and Sir Walter Scott; he has fingered
long in the shadow Of the cloister wall and
ruined abbey and his views from the famous
loch country have never been equaled; ad-
mission adults 50c; children under II years
25c ALEX KING, Secretary.
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80 rooms: new; modern apartment house; 10
year lease: cheap rent: clearing $3.50 to $500.
very central; flrst-class proposition
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CALVARY Presbyterian Church, corner Jack
son and Fillmore sts.-Rev. John Hemphill,
D. ID. pastor. Morning service at II O'Clock
Evenin- service al 30 o'clock Rev John
= Macintosh. u. D.. will preach at both ser
vices Sabbath-school al $50 a. m. Orches-
rraI music. Christian Endeavor meeting at
G-15 D.. m Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing al O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
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ANNUAL Meeting-Hakalau Plantation Com
pany-The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the HAKALAU PLANTA-
TON COMPANY will be held at the office
OF the company. 327 Market st. (room 4.
second hoOr). in the city and county of San
Francisco. State OF California, on WE'D
NESDAY. the I'd day OF March. 1904 at
the hour OF IL o'clock a. m, for the pur-
pose OF electinE a Board Of Directors TO
serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. Trans
fer books will close on SATURDAY. Febru-
airy 20, 1904, at the hour OF 3 o clock D. m.
Il. ". THOMAS, Secretary Hakalau Plan
tation Company. 32T Market St, San Fran
cisco. California san Francisco. Cal. Feb.
I6 1904
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TRINITY Church. cor. Bush and Cough sts.-
Rev. Frederick ". Clsmpett, D. D.. rector.
Holy communion. 80 a. m. Sunday-school,
$50 q m Morning prayer and holy COM
munion, II a. m. Evening prayer at 8
O'Clock The rector Will preach at both ser
vices
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AGENTS WANTED.


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any other machine; free sample, exclusive
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Company, Station u, Chicago.
MEN and women fo- sanitary aluminium coffee
and tea maker; sells on sight; 100 per cent
profit; sample postpaid soc; particulars ac-
companied by special offer to introduce at
same time Kneipp Malt Coffee; double profit
proposition. Wisconsin Mfg. Co., Manitowoc
Wis
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housekeepers: al want il; one agent made
500 in ten days in October; ouipl reliable in
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AGENCIES for every city OF the Union for the
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THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceived application TO mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from the New Highland Gold and Cop
per Mining Company. in Mamaluke gravel
mine, near Georgetown, FL Dorado County,
Cal draining into Canyon Creek. which
reaches American River, gives notice that
q meeting will be held at room 90. Flood
building San Francisco. CAL March Z. 1901
al 1 80 D. m
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ANNUAL MEETING-Paauhau Sugar Planta-
tion Company-The regular annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Paauhau Sugar
Plantation Company will be held at the
ofnce OF the company. 327 Market street.
room 4. second floor, in the city and county
OF San Francisco. State Of California, on
SATURDAY. the 9th day OF March, A ID.
1904 at the hour of IL o'clock a. m, for
me purpose of electing a Board OF Directors
10 serve for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. Transfer
books will close on TUESDAY, February y.
1904 al the hour OF 3 o'clock D. n.
H W THOMAS, Secretary Paauhau Sugar
Plantation Company 327 Market St, San
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lar Webster-Rev. + g Meserve. D. D.,
~rtor Morning worship at II: sermon
r~eue Christ Came 20 save, Not 70 Con-
demn' In the evening at .4S patriotc
service in remembrance Of the birthdays OF
Washington and Lincoln viii be held. Inc
raefo~ viii speak on an appropriate topic.
The choir viii render additional music, IN
cludinE the Benedictus in J. dudley Buck)'
and the anti hens Let the Hills and Wales
Tesound'' tBrinley Richsrdsl. and Reloice
in the Lord" fSir George Job ElveyD. Miss
Dorothy Goodscl will sing the star span
cIed Banner"
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FIRsr Methodist Episcopal Church. Powell
and Washington sts.-Edwin +. Brown the
pastor, vii preach morning and evening
subjects. sloes of Iron and Brass and
''Christ's knowledge OF Men" Excellent
music. Seats free. All strangers in the
city cordially welcomed.
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UNDER the auspices OF Clan
Fraser. order OF Scottish Clans,
Lyric Hall, 121 Eddy St, WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. March ,.
at S:15 O'Clock. grand illustrated
Lecture nresented by DIR. IAN
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ANNUAL MEETING-HONOLULUP PLANTA-
TIoN COMPANY = The regular annual
meeting o< the stockholders OF the HOMO
LULU PLANTATION COMPANY VIII be
held at the Office OF the company. 327 Mar
ket street (room 4, second hoor), in the city
and county Of San Francisco. State OF Cali
fornia, en- WEDNESDAY, the Path day OF
February. A d. 1901. at the hour OF IL
o'clock a m. for the purpose Of eecting a
board az directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year and for the transa ction Of such other
business may properly come before The
meeting. Transfer books will close on Satur-
day, February I3. 1904. at oclock p m.
H. W. THOMAS.
Secretary Honolulu Plantation Company. S27
Market street San Francisco. California
San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 10. 1904.
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S-room upper nat; corner: all sunny rooms;
eautiful little gem OF home; Oprice $3.50.
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SIMPSON Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church cor HAYES and Buchanan sts.-Rev.
John Stephens. the pastor, will preach at II
"a. m on THE Apostolic Boast" Public
worship ~ 80 D. m. with sermon by Rev.
" : Matthew, d. d. Inspiring music by
chorus choir. J. +. Blake. director. Sunday
school Al l. so D. m. 4. B. Perkins, super
intcndent. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m.
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THE Theosophical Society-Col II. s Olcott
president founder. Headquarters. Academy
of Sciences building Public lecture AT X
D.. m by Mr.. r. p. Jones; subject, Just
After Death" Lotus Group. IL a. m. Study
Class, Thursday, 2.30 p. m.
UNIVERSAL Brotherhood and Socialism,
Free theosophical lecture tonight. s o'clock
odd Fellows building. by an T. T. s.
Golden Gate Lodge. Note change Of ad-
dress Library and reading-room open
daily. , 10 p m
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Brand new house blocks north OF Market; 80
large desirable rooms. low rent. 5-year
lease: most artstically furnished; viii clear
500 to $500 owing TO management
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GRAND chance for individual company de-
sirOus of operating a medicated wine or
patent medicine business; guaranteed form
ulas of highly successful English and Ca
madam Company for sale preparations OF
genuine merit, attractive in appearance and
fast sellers. For particulars apply Dam
lana" E. c. DAKE S Advertising Agency,
San Francisco
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willing to play good inside information AT
Oakland races. Address box s, Golden
Gate California
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127 rooms: rent - per room; new and mod
ern building: years lease; can have 125
more rooms built adjoining all men: always
full; clears $500 to $500 per month; fine prop
osi.ion.
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A-S350: THE leading restaurant of this city:
rent $50; surrounded by 3 theaters; private
boxes for ladies'; first-class paying place.
r. @. WILkE. 26l2 Kearny st.
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S2T5 per month income over rent; LARGE
house on Market: price $500 half cash and
small monthly installments; furnishings IN
good order: it's o. X. for any one with $3.50
IN bank.
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NOTICE OF annual stockholders meeting-The
regular annual meeting OF stockholders
of Associated Oil Company "a corporationJ
will be held at the office Of the company
eleventh floor Hayward building san iran
cisco California, MONDAY 18th osv
Of February 1904. al the hour of 10 a m .
fer the purpose Of electing Board OF Direct
ors 20 serve for the ensuing year and the
frsnFaction Of such other business as NAV
cone before the meeting. This notice Is
printed in the San Francisco Call by order
and direction of Board of Directors Of As
ISOLATED oil Company
o. SCRIBNER. Secretary.
Offce-Eleventh floor, Hayward building
San Francisco. Cal. Dated Feb. 16. 1904
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/ spot cash Csf25) before February 81 takes
/ 16-room house north OF Market: new build
/ ing: rent S45; 10 rooms newly and elegantly
! Furnished rented unfurnisheds big bay
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a DELICACY and branch bakery; one OF the
best propositions in city; established four
years; furnished living rooms; only $500.
SKIRM, Eddy St. room a.
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long lease, low rent. $500, part cash; corner
saloon, on water front, $11OO. paying brewery
business. $500. will sell part paying
businesses Of all kinds; hotels and lodging
houses for sale and exchange. EITEL &
CARROLL, 212 Kearny ST
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FREE TO SPECULATORs-Our new book.
Suggestions to Spectators. describing op-
tion trading and containing valuable infor-
nation regarding wheat. Osborn Grain Co.
Minneapolis, Mimi
Seward gateway., 1904-12-09

If you must drink, then drink the best Chase .& Sanborns coffee at Brown & Hawkins
Seward gateway., 1904-12-09
HARBOR WILL BE FORTIFIED
MatauuSka Coal as fine as any for Steaming Purposes and will
 be Used by WarShipS

An important piece of news leaked outthc other day and was caught by the Ua,ewuy man while he was uak- ing his rounds hunting, for items.
 Coronol ". A, Swanitz, chief en- rirecr of the Alaska Central railway, i, am old personal friend of Paul Nor ton, Secrctcry of the navy.
 CoI5rcl Swanitz has forwarded to Secretary Morton 9 complete des- criptiou of Resurrection hurbor and the Alaska Central railway
 \ request from the proper source has also gone forward to the secretary of the rayy for the appointment of a commission. whose duity it will be to investigate the advantage, of Res mroctiou huubor as a naval station.
 Thi, cowmifSion will also visit the Natauuskr coal fields and report on the vast quantities of fuel that has lain dormout for year, waiting fov the completion of the railway so that those duslsy diamonds will be of Use to man kind
 It Ina, been thoroughly demorstrat t- ed that the MatauOSla coal k aS fine for Stcuming purposes aS any on this continent Uncle Sam desires such coal for his war ships. The Alaska Central rqilrpad willlay this coal down at Seward. Uncle Sans ships will come here after it..
 Coaliug stption, for war ships must bc protected, protection of this nature means forttfying the harbor Resurrec- rion harbor will be fortified before many years. JoJ this down in yom note book d. you may forget it
Seward gateway., 1904-12-09
Fine Sunday Dinners

Mes>rs NcCwty x Haefs. of the Moose Cabin. Cafe, have inauyproted a new enterprise in connection with their first class restaurant which is meeting with popular favor, .
 They have. commenced a series ot several course Sunday dinners; the time of serving being from 3 to s o'clock. The dainty cleanliness of their establishment is noticeable by every one entering the door.
 This iuuCyation has already been recieved aith appreciation by the people of Seward, and the quality of such Sunday dinnersas they are serving will greatly augment their buisness.
 Housewives who are weary of the drudgery of the home during the week, can enjoy first class meal with their husbands or families withoutaddition- al worry. Dinner parties of any size can he accommodated, and ahould a young man desire to give his lady-love a rare treat by dropping into the Moose Cabin Cafe betweens the hours named. they can all be satisfied This is a necessity of our town that should be encouraged.
Seward gateway., 1904-12-09
PLACERS CHANGE HANDS
C. W. Dickinson, President A. C. Ky, and Mir. Wash, a Local Min
 ing man are Purchasers

During the frs, of the week a trans fer of some importance took place in Seward. Jack Wash, James Clinton, A. F. Anderson. A. II. Bryant, Thomas Towle, Jerome J. Hachcy and C. O.. Grant, the original owners, selling D three-fOurths interest in thsrtcen 2O-acer placer claims on Falls creek, 26 mile, north of town. The line of the Alaska Central railway runs through three of these locations.
 Mr. C. ". Dickinson, president oi the Alaska Central railway was the purchasers negotiations here having been carried on and closed by AI, Hugh (. Baker, acting aS his agent. The consideration is not made public.
 Last Tuesday Mir. Jack Wash bought the remaining interest, of the other vendors, hence he and Mr. Dickinson are now the owners of the property.
 Nirc Of these claims are in the bed or lNII- NiNth tIIN IoNI are bNNNN claims. The work of development will bcviu at once. Lumber will bc delivered on the ground and system O. prcporvriou for next Seasou'- opera ton, begun. An the necessary tuud, for this purpose having been provided
 Sufficient work has been performed ou this ground to prove it, value; the former owners having made money by working it with only the pick. shovel and rocker, At one place a shaft has been sunk 20 feet which shows color, from top to bottom, 10 cents to the pan having been obtained at the sw- face.
 It k the intertion or the new owners to put in Hume and wash out the gravel of the creek claims, then work the benches by the hydraulic process.
Seward gateway., 1904-12-09
INTERESTING TO MINERS
Selections from Exchanges which Tend to Show Importance
 of Metal Mining

Mining furnishes many illustrations in which stockholders reap large profits in their investments. One of these in- stances is that of the stockholders in the Corwen Reef Gold Mining com pany of rhe Tra6svaal, south Africa, who in the past sixteen years have paid S7.lOO,OOO in dividends or Il6S per cent, an average of 73 per cent d year. Exchange,
 You nearly always hear Of the "big strikes" but you seldom stop to figure up the thousands who have profited by the steady little producers. Find d good vein that assays well, and you will never have any trouble in develop ing it if you don t try to hide your luck from the world Remember that the news of your find should be public property. if you want your country advertised There is no class more Secretive than the proSpectors, and at the same time no news which k more welcome or more beneficial to a mining community.-Record Miner
 Mr Walter Harvey Weed, in arecent number of the Mining Magazine, gives the following interesting facts; The production of metallic copper in the United States for 1903 was S,O44.5l7 pounds of value of $0l, ,5OG,0O6 In 1902. 44 per cent. or about 2S9 million pounds, were produced from an area a mile long and one-half mile wide, at Butte, Montana; 26 per cent, or about l56 million pounds, from strip of country two to- six miles long extend ing through the center of the Kewee- naw Peninsulq, Michigan; and IS per cent. OF lSQ million pounds, from four isolated districts in ArizOna:o thct re- maining l2 per cent, the. greater part comes from Bingham, Utah: Keswick, Cal., and Ducktown, Tenn. The gold and silver mines of the country, not ably those of Colorado, contribute about one per cent, of the total pro! duction which is obtained as a by-prOi duct in smelting for the precious metals. Of the six largest mines in the world four are in the United States, the Anaconda mine of Butte itself furnishing one-seventh of the entire worlds supply of copper. and the Calumet and Hecla nearly one-eighth. --Prospector.