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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
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CHOICEST AND cHEArEsTT
IN The HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
- ON TIE MARKET BUT "A DAYS.
OUR SALES AGGREGATE s4s.a5o.
.,,s'-- a ~HIGHI.Y FAVORED SPOT,
Where Nature Has Been Lavish IN her rnoo"-
stst -'..7s. .ts-@s ments.
CLIMATE UNSURPASSED.
view UNExCELI.ED.
with. an elevation giving grand panoramic scope
-, of Oakland Harhor Alameda ana
-, piedn,ont's verdant hills.
$3.50 70 $500. $3.50 to 1920.
Ittr,cfiye Ternn, Attractive Terms.
ohs. s.l.nee ss.e SIS sRo and sds SIS per Month.
LARGE LOTS. : LARGE LOTS.
- - 10. to 800 feet frontage.
. ll6- to lou rect utcp.
Convenient to three car lines.
, -
All streets severed. macadamized.
Rock cutters. curbed cement.
Sidewalks and city wuter.
All purchasers protected by reasonable restrie-
tions.
Elegant homes surround this beautiful propsrty.
No trouble to show customers.
A visit viii amply repay you.
Street cars pass the property.
One fare to all parts OF
Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley
and Fruitvale.
NO PIONEERING HERE.
write for illustrated cireular, giving birdssye
view showing location and surroundings.
LAYMAscE REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
4so.4s2 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

BROADWAY. PROPERTY.
500 FEET FRONTAGE.
800 rHrT HzGoSs6s 81 bErrH.
AN. ELEGANT PROPERLY
TO 6UBDIyIDE.
CHOICE DOWNTOWN
sou4H 4FEsdPEnsSH sdP f.SiaI'T TpgATI1E; r4IE9I ST.
PRICE ONLY tal,5oo CASH.
ALBERT s. DAY, ~Sy< s
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
FIRE INSURANCE.
1892 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL
SEE. SEE, :, ,.s.ss4ssSss- SEE.
2250-Cottage. 6'-roohns and bath; :; hisn base
ns te sUGs ss %.ss into
this bargain quick Only $500 down.
$50 per foet|ooxito. on the vest OF sFilbert
chance.
sls5o-Ineome property-stors and 4 rooms;
month. Fine proposition for a restsursnt Get
IN line on this bargain
TN MrTsEESEs c.Rl:Sg = BARTON. sis Broadway.
WILL pay $500 for 100 shares Of McCarthy's
Wireless Telephone stock.
Also pay eoc for Realty Syndicate certin-
Gates to the amount Of SO, 600, =
soe- for either Modesto. or Turloek bonds
$lS for Oakland Crematory.
VIII sell Central Eureka Tor si.s5; pays 80
70 40 per cent. Hoag's Rapid Press at 81 Is.
W. E. BARNARD,
IL Bacon Block. Oakland.
FOR LEASE On SALE.
100xioo; corner zist and Brush SITS
Factory sites on Webster ST. with sf6etr.ets
also 6th and Market sta.
Lots ana acreage In Eruitvale on Tidal canal,
Fr1ttvale ave-, San Leendro road and HiTh AZ.
Five or ten year leases.
L. NJ. SALISBURY
e6s Broadway, Oakland.
36750-l1-R0OM modern home In IAnds Vista
Oakland,s choicest residence district piar
OF house IDEAL; nice large reception hall
elegant dining room; sleeping rooms large
ana airy; lot 60xl25; Orange 50. near Perry,
anybody looking for a real bargain. and ar
elegant home. do not fail to see this
DOBf, BRUSE co., 1853 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS, OAKLAND
Corner Orange and Perry sfs.. one block froz
Oaklaro-s.e- electric car line. running direct q
either ,. z. or Key Route local trains.
16oxiib
Cash price $500.
II interested. sxsmlne location. Owners al
dress on sign on lot.
HOUSE. Of 8 rooms. near 9TH ST.; convenient K
local station; eS100; must be sold at once
A. ]. TAFT CO.. 1895 7th st fOafIan6 :
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

We have just exactly ideal, spot for "a Ger.
man family beer garden. central location: lot
100000, desirable Improvements; great trees;
dense shade; two-story house al for 5000;
easy terms. tss-ss- -. -.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
KLAArATH rAITs OPFcON

Is booming. The Government IS retaining $50 4
900 acres ia Klamath County at expense
nearly SS-Q00.O0 People are settling up thr
country adjacent to Klamath Falls and that eli
- growing rapidly. Wheat grown in that valler
took first prize az the Worlds Fair at St. Lou =.
grow to perfection Land IL rapidly growing n
value Hundreds OF millions Of feet OF tmber
is growing near Klamath Fails. The Link River
at Klamath Falls can furnish all the power nee
essary to r7ln all the mills and factories that VIII
ever be needed. Tie Southern Pacific is building
railroad 10 Klamath Falls and will all irs
Portland trains via this place (see Call. August
20. and within years IL win be a city q
25,0OO- Now II hos only 1000. Some months age
secured 100 acres OF land adjoining the
city now laid into lots and called East
Klamath Falls IL IS the first land n
the world and via retail at $1,000 per acre.
want few persons to Join me to buy and sell
land
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

CALVARY Presbyterian Church. corner jackson
and Fillmore sts.. Rev. John Hemphill. ID. D.
pastor; First Presbyterian Church. Kev. WI, ~
IL O'Clock; evening service. at 7:45 O'Clock.
Rev Dr. Hemphi will preach at Sristsn both En
deayor meeting at $50 D. m, prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are cor
daily invited
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

WORTH INVESTIGATING.
$500 cash, balance on instslments; 1-roon,
artistic house on Fsrnsm ST.. near FruitEaie ave.
fne residence location: not far from cans ana
train: modern plumbing. two clinEer orlck man
tells gas electricity. sewer, city water ETC.; ex-
fensive panel work beam ceilings, box seats,
buffet: large lot prettily fenced; grown trees
and vines; price S4500: win discount for imms-
date cash sale Apply at tent opposite
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

UNITARIAN Church Second cor. Twentieth and
Capp sts Take Mission-st carl Q. Calvert
Smoot, minister; residence 34Io Iwenuesn sn,;u. 81,
at III O'clock: subject Of sermon, Social Sal
vation" Choir under the direction OF Mrs.
II. E. Franck All cordially invited
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

FIRST con,r.,.t,onsl Church.-Rev George g.
Adams, Is. B.. Pastor. Plymouth Church
Rev; l. @ Meserve D p. pastor Stvssn ss1visss ss.
chonsn and wehster At IL q. m. Rev. Dr..
Adams will preach At 7:4o ?. m: Rev. Dr.
Meserve win preach SUNDAY E,ysa seao1lo Con
gregational Church at close OF morning ser
vice
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

3 = ,.sss- A sHIGHIY FAVORED SPOT.
Where Nature Has Been Lavish In her Enoo"
= 7.sst's '.i-ssts - ments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
ON THE MARKET But "A DAYS

CHOICEST AND CHEAPEST
. IN THE HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

CENTRAL and Simpson Memorial Methodist
chanan sts.@Re1 George W. White. pastor Of
Central Church, will preach at the morning
service today Rev. ]. n. n. Williams, pas
tor of Simpson Church, will preach at the even
ing service. Sunday school Mt 12;4o. Roila
". Watt and c.. B. Perkins, superintendents
Young peoples meeting at $780, Seats are
free at ali services. Church is centrally To-
Gated. Good music. Strangers especially In
vited EVERYBODY welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

FIRST Baptist Church. 1920 o'Farrell ST., east
of Filmore-Rev. George E. Burlingame, u.
m. Subject, Taught of God.''l and at 7:45
p. M. (subject. "The Best For Jesus Bible
and young ladies: g. b. societies at $3.50 p m. !;
prayer meeting Wednesday at I :45 p: m sub
ject, Studies In the Book of, Acts cor
dial invitation IS extended to all to attend
these meetings
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

FOR business chances, such hotels, restau-
rants, barber shops. saloons, cigar stores and
other lines, address Q. P ANDERSON q
CO.. 100 y. First ST.. San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

Lot 5ox14o; on waisvorth ave-; this house only
two years old: eight rooms and bath: high
basement; large paneled dining room; -four
bedrooms: one Of the pfettiest and most com.
Portable homes on our books.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

-IELEGKAPHTAPK. 1000 HOME.
The most artistic home In Oakland for $4,000;
it's on Alice st. ss..&s
A niee little home on Myrtle ST., near -Four
teenth. FOR $500. and another. same ioca-
ton. for $1,000; three street-car lines within a
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

We are building three new two-stery homes to
put on the market at 1880 each: win be IN
tint or make any alterations yeux vish and
you can watch the builing Of these houses
and make them Just what you want and the
terms easy. 49,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

A DOWNTOWN sc, 600 BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Here's q snap, for q man. with money; IT'S risht
IN the business center.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23

critics.
The order to reduce rates was
made after a conference between
Hartman and the big operators
in New York.
1t is said that Hartman ex-
pressed great confidence in the
future of Nevada and praised the
Fasteners for making investments
there. He said that by a reduc-
ton of a cent q mile in local pas
senger rates the company stood to
lose over $35o,ooo a year in Neva-
da passenger revenue. He ad-
mitted that during the past four
years owing to the development
Of the new copper and gold fields
the company's freight revenue
had increased wonderfully. He
said he knew the State was get
ting many new citizens and
thought that the increased travel
at four cents a mile would reim-
burse' the company in the long
run.
1t will be two years at least be-
fore the Western Pacific can run
trains in Nevada, so it is said
the building of that Gould line in
Nevada has not at this time had
any influence with Hartman
reaching this decision to make a
sweeping cut of one cent mile
on all local rides in this State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23

When our soldiers went to Cuba
and the Philippines health was the
most important consideration. Viii.
lis T. Morgan, retired Commissary
Sergeant U. s. A., of Rural Route 1,
Concord, N. H., says: II was two
years in Cuba and two years in the
Philippines, and being subject to
colds, l took DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, which kept
me in perfect health. And now, in
New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine in the world for coughs,
colds, bronchial troubles and all
lung diseases" Guaranteed by g..
I. Leavitt & Son, druggists. SOC and
81. TRIAL bottle free.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23

Roughly described, the para
phernalia used in this process is
FIRE brick lined cylindrical furnace
from which the smoke and fumes
(volatilized metals) are drawn off
through pipes into tanks filled
with water. To generate the heat
necessary to accomplish the pur-
pose pulverized coal, reduced to
sixty-mesh, is used. This coal
dust is driven into the roaster
with the aid of an electric fan.
Coming in contact with the heat
ed fire brick the coal ignites, caus-
ing perfect combustion and gener-
ating about 2,ooo degrees of heat.
Crushed ore is then fed into the
roaster with the aid of a screw
conveyor. The intense heat vola-
tilizes the metals. The chlorides
arising as vapor are drawn off
through pipes into tank Of wa
ter that is kept in constant motion.
After precipitation the metals are
drawn off into another tank and
reduced to bullion in the usual
way.-Salt Lake Herald.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23
HARTMAN TO
BOOM NEVADA.
Reduction Of Passenger Rates Mad,
At Request Of Mine Owners.

Il NequeSt u Iuu1e OWuStS'
Announcement has been made
from San Francisco that the South
ern Pacific Company will reduce
its passenger rates in Nevada
from FIVE to four cents mile, COM
mencing July I. This move has
been under consideration by the
railroad officials since the State
entered on its present era of pros
perity. The rate in Nevada has
been the highest Of any charged
on the lines of the Southern Pa
cifc, and the reduction will mean
the saving of thousands of dollars
annually on local travel in this
State. =.
The reduction, it is understood,
will not effect any but local pas
senger traffic in Nevada.
The Examiner of last week
states that the reduction of fares
in Nevada was made by President
E. H. Hartman of the Southern
Pacific at the request of Charles
M. Schwab, the former 81 600, 600
a-year President of the United
States Steel Trust, and prominent
Philadelphians who are interest
ed in the Brock syndicate.
Schwab has about sixteen million
dollars invested in the Nevada
gold fields and the Brock syndi-
cate has even larger interests
there. The Guggenheims are in
terested in Nevada copper prop
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23
NEW WAY TO TREAT ORB
Salt lake lpventor Organizes
Company to Exploit 1t.

Company to Exploit It.
For the purpose of exploiting a
new volatilization method of ex-
tracing metals from ore, a process
invented and perfected by S. 1.
Clawson, of Salt Lake City, the
Metal Extraction Company has
been organized by local men. The
company is capitalized at 81 I,ooo,-
900, the par value of the shares
being 81 each. S. I. Clawson is
named as President; H. L. Nelson,
Vice President; R. R. Romney,
Secretary; w. ]. Burton, Treasur-
er; these, with N. Y. Schofeld,
comprising the Board of Directors
and incorporators.
Mr.. Clawson has been working
on the perfection of his process
for two or three years and he now
claims to have all other volatiliza-
ton processes clearly outclassed,
and declares that no ore is too re-
fractory for him to treat. He
claims, also, great economy in cost
of treatment. speed in securing re-
suits and high rate of extraction,
innumerable tests showing an ex-
traction of better than 90 per cent.
of all values in rock carrying only
S. a ton. Most all silicious ore
can be handled at a profit and
values can be recovered eighteen
times faster than by any other
known method. One hundred
and fifty pounds of coal will treat
one ton of ore and no smoke or
ashes are made.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-06-23

Archie MatthewsOn, of Mono,
who was found in a dying condi-
ton on the street in Carson last
week, succumbed to his malady
Consumption Friday afternoon.
He formerly resided in Bodie.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
gSK FIAT 5oeGEs RE
 DECLARED BANKRUPT

FCor Frarcisrn disDatch says: "A 1erftion to have Riley A. Bogges. the n1inin- rror1oter declared a bank rupt, has been filed in the United States District Tou-| hv Ta-nes '. FrTrch Frank s. Sunder and Thos. H. Sf-Fif .'-o The retition sets forth that Pogees is debtor to certain ners~~e in tho sunn of quarter mil lion dollars and the proDerty has been trs-~Fo-rai to creditors.
 "Ar-o-o other th'-os the petition charges BogPes with having rrans. ferrad 32s Oon shares in the South western SneItirp a-5 peenino Cour ganv of Arizona to F. M. Stone as one ,7( tho nreFsrreh. It is further chare. sd that Bogges concealed 65.0oc shares of the capital stock of .ehe Bank of Benson. Ariz., from his cred Hors"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
sIOCk MARKET OPENS FOX
 WEEK IN FAIR CONDITION
sRAF REPORTS STOCKS FAIRLY WELL TAkEN-PRlCES FALL
 OFF SOME AT CLOSE.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Todays market opened much beuer Lhan the public expected and stocks were taken fairly well. Many looNed for a poor market insomuch that all selling orders of Saturday that could not be handled were held pending further orders. Although the mar ket does not show any strength, there is certainly a better feeling in the To- esI stockholders. There is no doubt that the local trouble and unsettled matters has a great deal to do with the market, and several brokers wired Ns and desired to know the exact con diIions.
 At the close. however. stock fell od considerable. Junction had been offered freely at S25.50, while L. $. f P. could have been bought up at si2. Denn-Arizona was being sought after at S20. North Butte suffered considerably today on account of con. siderable liquidaIing in Amalgamated and from the rumor that the Standard Oil crowd were unloading coppers. To make matters worse. Paine-Webber wire out their different branches that khey would not accept any more mar gin business until the money Ques' ton was more favorable. Black Noun tain suffered somewhat. but we do not think that the proposed lawsuit which has been filed. or about to be, Kill affect this stock very much.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
CONSTRUCTION ON A. & |. RAlLRUAD
LINE BETWEEN DURANGO AND CLIFTON TO TAP RICH COAL
 FIELD WILL BE BUILT

Information of a definite character has reached Albuquerque that the Ari- Eona & Colorado railroad projected across western New Mexico from Du' rango to Clifton. Arizona, is not only to be built, but that actual construc' ton is to begin at once.
 The Southern Pacific interests, be- hind this line have now secured what is said to be the cream of the coal lands in the Durango district, having, according to the report brought to AlbuQuerQue, taken somewhat the best of the coal properties from the Denver & Rio Grande, which has also been in the field.
 The construction of the railroad which is to transport this coal is to begin right away and it is expected that by the end of the present year the line will be well under way from koth ends.
 It is learned from the same reliable authority that according to the pres ent approved survey the line will pass over the Santa Fe some eight miles this side of Gallup. Gallup is just now making an effort to bring the line through the town.
 The Arizona & Colorado is pro- iected rot only from Durango to Cliff ton, but from Durango to Pueblo, where there will be not only a market for coal, but by which the company can reach in for share of the busi- ness of the Colorado Fuel & Iron cOm- pany. considerable item. The cx- tension of the line to Pueblo will make the new railroad one of the most important in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06

H. D. Hall is here from Benson on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
NEW YORK MARKET
 WAS DECIDEDLY WEAK

New York. March 5.-The market was made decidedly weak by contin- red urgent liquidation and by bearish attacks which were effective in Anal gamated copper and sugar at the close, the selling movement seemed 10 have snont its force and there was I'll irregular recovery. The closing was uncertain. but generally firm. There was ahsolute1v TO news to ex- gTain tfo markets weakness. but the TecTfres led to rumors of new strike 0f urFavorable Morocco news and BanHr~ opposition to the bull posi- fon. Tn our opinion, unless there is EUrne had news the market will be bund to be oversold.
 Bales. 1,456,400. Money, per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
nsvs of filming, Stocks and fflarks!s
REDUCTION IN CATTLE
 SUPPLY HAS DEVELOPED
RECEIPTS AT KANSAS CITY LAST WEEK 1000 LESS THAN DUR
 ING PREVIOUS WEEK.
Especial to ReYiewl


 Kansas City, Mo. March 5.-The reduction in the cattle supply that everybody has been expecting begun to develop last week. Supply for three days of last week was 30,000 head, against 34,0O0 same days week before. The run last week was the smallest for a similar period any week this year.
 The market responded with an ad- vance of 15 to 20 cents on all killing stun, stockers and feeders strong IU 10 cents higher. Prices on country grades reached almost a prohbItIye range the first of last week, and buy CTS nesitated about paying the price.
 The improved beef cattle market has stimulated the demand for stock CTS and feeders. and the supply of that class was also small. Buyers are therefore less dubious about talk ing hold. and Colorado and Panhandle stockers sold last week at $3.I5 to $40. Colorado feeds, S4.00 to $40. High-class stuff sold late week be- fore last at $4.60, and these figures represent the range on stockers and feeders from the range country.
 Cows sold at $3.1O to S3.S5, bulls s2.S5 to $3.4O, veals were lower and Jew brought above $6.50. Me&.-fed steers from the south sold at S4.35 to S5.25 last week. Prospects point to smaller receipts and a stronger mar ket.
 Sheep and lambs were shade hgher last week, lambs having appar- ently touched bottom week before last. The supply wass smaller last week by nearly 10000 head, only 5000 here on Wednesday; market , higher, including lambs Bulk of the lambs sold at $6.25 to $6.45, with the limit about s6.75; yearlings, S5.75 to $500; choice western wethers sold Monday of last week at $5.S0, ewes at S5.35, but medium and common ewes sold at $4.25 to $4.75. Relia- ble information indicates that prac- tically all of the stuff has moved from the San Luis valley, and so per cent. of the Arkansas Valley stuff has also been marketed, so that the outlook is for smaller receipts from now on for awhile. J. A. RICKART.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06

Visit Us once and you will a:ways
 te customer at the Wave. in the Allen building. We treat you right
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
MARKET GOSSIP.
Market Again Shows Downward Trend.

The market yesterday again showed weakness and prices fell, sffecting nearly the entire list. Excepting North Butte, the local stocks were the heav- fest sufferers and were offer ef freely, with few bidders in the field.
 This is largely attributed to the unsettled condition of To- cal affairs. Junction was of fered at s25.50. with scarcely any demand. Lake Superior & Pittsburg could be had at s42.50, c. & P. at S32.50 and D. & P. at s22.5O. while Calumet & (ATzona e-Ftvidend was freely offered at s115.00.
 Warren and American also fell off considerably.
 Butte stocks seem to be talk ing preference over the local stocks the past few days and have been quite active. Sev- eral of the local investors are adding some Butte & London S their holdings. which no doubt is a good buy for a long hold. East Butte is also in good demand and none to be had under s11.00.
 Advices from CananAa were received to the effect that Can anea & Duluth had struck black sulphide ores near the 1OO-foot level. While the extent of this ore body has not as vet been ascertained. it is looked on with favor as the Cobre Grande, adjoining the C. & D. prop erty, struck this character of ore at 60 feet. and it proved to ha a permanent body. Several of the holders of this stock added to their holdings yes tsrday and they look for great things from this property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & co,
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE. ClklTY.
 Transactions for either buy. ing or selling orders completed without any annoying oeIays.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "eVery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michiesn-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
INVALUABLE FOR RHEUMATISM

hove been suffering tor the past few years with a severe attack of rheumatism and found that Rallard's Snow Iiuirent was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to alleviate my pains. March 24- 1902: John c. Degpan. Rinsman. Ills.
 25c. soc and s1.00.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-06
GREENE GOLD-SILVER co.
 BUYS ADDITIONAL CLAIMS

Official announcement has just been made of the purchase of additional mines by the Greene Gold-Silver Cor. pany through its president, w. c Greene. The price is $325,00O gold, Of which $250,000 is to be paid down and the remainder in one year. The mines are fairly well developed aud there is large mill on the property.
 The body of ore which is consider. ed to be very great, averages about $22 gold per ton.