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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southwestern Mining CO. for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. will be held in the office of the company In Naco. Cochise Co.,. Arizona. on Mon day, Dec. 10. 1906, at 6 o'clock p. m-
 DUDLEY M. SHIVELY,
 Secretary.
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LOST FART OF FINGER.

Jerry Mo. ei,, miner in the employ of the c. 6 \. Company, at the Irish Mag shaft. sustained painful injury which resulted n the loss of portion of one of his fingers. McNeiIl. who is timberman, was loading a timber into the car when 1t slipped. and struck his right hand in such a way that the first joint of the index finger was amputared.
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RETURNS FROM cANANEA.

Attorney R. c. Stanford returned to the city last evening from Cananea. where he has spent the past few days on legal business. Stanford says that there is great amount of building sofng on at the big Greene camp. es- pecfarlv Tn that part of the city called Rmquf1lo.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Ed F1anigan. who became the mother of bouncing boy on Thursday morning. was yesterday taken to the Calumet & Arizona hospital. where it is felt she will be able to get much needed rest and constant care. Both Mrs Flanigan and the lusty-lunged scion are getting along nicely.
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RETURNING TO HOME.

D. E. Prewitt. a graduate of the Washington-Lee University, who has been acquiring practical mining ex- perience in the district. was a pas seneer on the outbound morning train for his home In Roswell, \. NJ. Prewitt has been employed in the C. & A. mines. and has benefited greatly by his e1periece
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company. for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may be propertly brought before the meeting. will be held at the ofnce Of the company, number 99. John street. New York City, N. r.. on Monday, November 12. 1906, at 12 o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN.
 Secretary.
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BODIES ARE BEING HELD.

The bodies of Frank Geddings, who died a short time ago of a stroke of appoplexy, and Jack Davis, who was killed by R. D. Lee at Lowell. are being held in the Palace Undertaking parlcrs. for instructions from the rel atives of the dead men.
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NOTICE.

Any one caught hunting in any of inc Greene Cattle Co. enclosures will. be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. All of said enclosures are on the west side of E. F. & s. W. R. R., extending from the United States line down the San Pedro river to Lewis Springs.
 GREENE CATTLE co. By r. B. Moson.
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WILL CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING

Arrangements are now being made by the local branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. for the celebration of Thanksgiv- ing. A committee has been appoint ed to take the matter up and attend 70 all necessary details. Just what form the entertainment will take has not been decided upon as yet, but 1t is probable that a subscription din ner will be given.
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CARD OF THANKS.

MT. and Mrs. c. W. Moon desire to thank their many friends who so kind ly expressed their sympathy for them in their bereavement, and to thank those especially who sent flowers. which are always a source ol great delight to their boy in his life time.
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The Barnum Show of Mexico. Ire vino shows. will give the first per formance Saturday eveniry Two Sun 'say afternoon and evening. Admis- sion 50 and z5c
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RAPIeR INDICTED.

E. P. Rapier. who forged a number of cheeks on the reclamation service, and afterwards cashed them. and who was captured in Bisbee a few weeks ago. has had thirteen indictments re. turned against him by United States grand jury in Graham county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10

Robert Hennessy of Internationa' Undertaking Parlors kas removed their place of business from the o K. Block next door to City Hall Their telephone No. is PIT.
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Mrs. J. E. Norris has moved her stu dfo from upper Tombstone canyon to IF School Hill. and is prepared to re ceive pupils. also do order work in oil, water and china painting.
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MAsauERAoE BALL AT LOWELL

Evening of November 10. Prizes giv- eu for the two most beautiful cos tunes. gentleman and lady. Prizes for most comicai characters. gentle ran and lady. Suits to be rented in hall. new Brophy Hall.
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ATTENTION, EAGLES!

The funeral of Bro. A F. Giddings will be held Tuesday, Nov. 18th. 1:30 D. m at Pythian Hall. All Eagles are requested to attend.
 LEE vON HAGN,
 W. Pres.
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The largest shipment of fine Ply mouth Rock Poultry that ever came to Bisbee at Boards Henery, 64 Main street; phone 310.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the Espiritu ssnso eoId-sllver Co.

KNOW ALL ME.S BY THESE PRESENTS: That we the under signed have associated ourselves to- gether for the purpose of forming a corporation and becoming incorpor- ated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and in pursuance of said purpose. do hereby make. adopt, sign and acknowledge. these articles of in corporation.
 ARTICLE l. The names of the incorpcrators of this company are J. J. Evans and R. l.. Hawes.
 ARTICLE IT.
 The name of this corporation is. apd shall be ESPIRITU SANTO GOLD SILVER co. and it's principal place of business shall be the City of Bis bee. in the County of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona. but may have branch
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HOT LUNCH AT THE OFFICE.

Commencing today the Office" on Main street will serve hot roast from 11:30 to 2 o'clock.
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 l, WANT ADS and
 . Announcements

. . ' . ' ' . . . . . . ' z z z . FOR GALE. Housgs-ws are start ing Ave new houses on Johnson Ad. oftion. rooms. pantry and olosets: 60 as; on reasonable termA ,. H. TAompson Co.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

eSaeeSsha Bisbee yodge No. 10, L O. & O. F., meets every Mon-
 day evening at Opera House Hal. Visiting brethren cor. dially invited to attend
 IA. Cl ARK, N. e. F. c. HENDERSON, 8 SC.
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First Pub. Nov. 6.
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Woodmen Of the World meets in Medigoyich Hall the 1st Thsrsday of each month. Visiting brothers invited to attend. VIM. MORRIS, o. 0.
 c. x. THOMAS. Clerk.
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FOR SAlE-Jersey COW, just coming fresh; gray mare, harness and light wagon. Thomas E. Hurd, Don Luis.
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ttnGell, tiCy0 MChduOH, J. Ns Mou- tague, J. J. Evans. R. L. Hawes-
 ARTICLE VIII.
 1H. The annual meeting of tho stockholders shall be held at the of flee of the company. at Bisbee, Terri tory of Arizona. the first Tuesday of September of each year.
 End. Stockholders shall have the right to east one vote for each share of stock owned at all stockholders mee-i ing either in person or ey prosy In writing. duly authorized.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we heve bereunto set our hands this day the thirty-first of October. A. D. 1906:
 J. J. EVANS.
 R. L HAWES Flied and recorded at the request of NJ. I. McKelligon November is,, 1906. at 2 D. m. Book pages 219 to 22l, In corporations.
 Territory of Arizona. County of Co chise. ss.
 I. Frank Hare, County Recorder in and for said county hereby certify that have compared the above and foregoing copy with the original ar ticles of incorporation of the Espiritu Santo Gold-Silyer Co., filed and re corded in my office on the 1st day oi November, 1906, in Book pages PIT to p21, Interpretations, ana that the same Is full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 2nd day of November. 1906. | (SEAL.) FRANK HARE. County Recorder
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R A M. Regular convu- cations Third Tuesday in each month. s:lS p. m. Visiting companions n good standing glodly rs- seived.
 COwEN. Fl. P.
 J. L. BROWN. See
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FOR SAlE-One National Cash Reg ister, one large Majestic range for boarding house or restaurant; one large refrigerator. stools, chairs and restaurant fixtures. Lowell Produce Co.
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WANTED TO RENT-s or room house in the Johnson Addition. Call up Marks residence. Phone 277. WANTED-Position as bookkeeper or general office work. Can furnish good r>ierenceS. Address N, P. O. Box 539, Bisbee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
News of Various Mining
Camps of Nevada.

TONOPAfi, Nov. &C. H. Mcintosh,
a local attorney, has discovered what
appears TO be good proposition in the
Seven Troughs section in Humboldt
County of this State. While at that
camp recently he became interested in
property that was located on the 1st
of last month. The locators have been
at work constantly since the day they
placed their monuments, and have ex-
posed over 1000 feet of ledge, which
shows a width OF FIVE feet at the mar
rowest point Mcintosh does not claim
to be a mining man, but the appear
ance of the ore and the tales told him
by the prospectors impressed him. and
he secured an option on the ground
at a good rate He then entered all
the workings of the claims and sam
pied everything that looked like ore.
All the samples he poured together and
quartered down, and from several hun
dred pounds reduced the mass to few
pounds. This sample he brought back
with him to this city, and on having
it assayed discovered that the value
of this general sample of all ore ex-
posed went a little over $50.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
Ida DISTRICT GOING AHEAD.
Railroad Extension to Builfrog Would
Help New Camp.

TONOPAH, Nov s.-Reports reach
ing this city from the Ida district.
about thirty miles southwest of Gold
field. are growing more favorable, and
1T now appears that the section is com
ing to the front again. 1t is reported
that the new line just completed by
the Pittsburg Silver Peak Company
from Blair Junction, on the Tonopah-
Goldfield line, to Blair is to be extended
to Bullfrog without delay. If this is
done the road would run through the
heart of the Ida district.
w. G.. Chamberlain of San Francisco.
who is practically the soAe owner of
the Red Wing Mining Company, con-
trolling the old Death Valley mine at
Ida, states that a railroad is all Ida
needs to make it great as a mineral
producer. There are seven mines be-
ing developed at and around Ida. Not
able among these are the Death Valley,
on which small force has been en-
ployed for months: the Snowstorm and
the Thanksgiving, which are owned by
Colonel o. NJ Posey, the Salt Lake op-
orator. Posey has declared his inten-
tion to erect smelter at Ida.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

HaIlinan, lot on Sc corner of Seventh avenue
and l. street. E l2o by 100; also half Of
street " 100 by S 100; also lot on SW line Of
Third street, 112.6 NV of Folsom, SI:6 by n
%; $40.
line of Lake street. 1866 Of Eleventh avenue,
E 81 by y 1875; $40.
Daniel Doherty and wife to Mary A Deeney
ct al. lot ON W line of Potrero avenue, 10 y
of Twenty third street, 20 by W 100; So
Cuneo & Costa Company to w. 81. Ashton, lot
on line of Rutledge street 50 W of Holloway,
John W, Quick TO Anna MacDonnell. lot on
y line of Twenty second street, 10 W Of Doug
Elizabeth G. Messer to Nathaniel T. Messer
Jr lot on W line of Seventeenth street. 1858
Of R, % by w 12o gift
ner of Eighteenth and Kentucky streets. 80
by W 100; $40.
g.: S5 g9tpn st. street 20 " Of Hyde " 20 0y \
lot on " line of Kentucky street, 55:10 OF
Mariposa, S 1873. 100. 80. Sc 10l 20; SO
Robert b. Mcmillan to same, lot on line
Of pierce M street sg, sis Sss 9f FSe5t' sso 22
Nathaniel T. Messer Jr. TO same, lot on W
line of Seventeenth avenue, 2s5:s S Of street,
Chester Che t II. Atkins to same. lot on E line
of Moore place. 57:6 of Union. 20 by f
so; $40.
lot on W line OF Tiffany avenue, 4s Of Twen-
try-ninth. 25 by W co. gift
Abbe r. Wood to W. X. Kenny, lot on E line
of First avenue, 60I:T of Point Lobos avenue,
n so by 100; $40.
John p Cooney to Catherine Cooney. lot on s
line of Twenty third street. 125 W of Castro W
% by ia; gift.
Ragnar wellin and wife to Peter Clausen ct
al lot 25, block ., Holly Park Tract; so.
Jane r. German to John B. Prntz and wife,
lot on n line of Clement street S2:6 W OF
Twenty third avenue, w 20 by 100; $40.
Daniel J. Rseng TO Paul H. and Johanna Cru
ciani lot on NV line of View avenue Ocean
road. s251 e NE of Diamond street, NE BOIL.
NV 500 SW 24:c Sc S1:s. portion of lot g.
block % Market-street Homestead Association;
SO.
Thomas Attridge to Margaret A. Attridge
lot on SW line of Garden street, 175 NV Of
BRYANT NV % by Sw 70; gift.
Ellen NJ. Leaton ct al. to Marvin Estate Com
pany lot on line of California street. 10 W of
Drumm, w 676 by n 1876. and three other
pieces; St0
Eva &. Fisher to Elizabeth Rothermel. lots
II to o. block s. City Land Association; SO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

SAN PEDRO. Nov 9.-The steamer Iaqua.
Captain Jorgensen. arrived sixty hours from
Eureka. with 350.000 feet Of lumber and
500 600 shingles. consigned to various whole
salers at this port
The steamer Olympic. Captain Hansen. I'm
isled dis~harginc q lumber cargo for the = *
Wood Lumber Company and cleared for HOquiam
direct where she viii load return cargo.
The steamer Coronado. Captain Johnson
cleared to-day for Grays Hsrbor. taking freight
and IA sseneers for San Francisco
The schooner Expansion Captain johnson. and
the bark Diamond Head. Captain Peterson.
ssiled today IN ballast 10 reload, the former for
Grars Hartor and the latter for the Columbia
River.
The schooner " r. Hume. Captain Wilson
has finished discharging her lumber cargo and
Is scheduled 90 san tomorrow IN ballast for
Aberdeen
The schooner Winslow. al Everett. has been
chartered 10 load a lumber cargo for San Pedro
EUREKA. Nov. 9--The movement the bar
today consisted of the steamers Scotia and
Ravalli snd the gasoline schooner SOtoyome ar
rived. and the steamer Santa Monica out
TACOMA. Nov. 9--The British steamer Os
car arrived here today from NanaimO. The
steamer Atlas arrived at Seattle from San
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no SAIL FROM SEATTLE.
Destination. Date
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Giuseppe DescaIso and wife to Benedetto Mas
some, lot on NV corner Of Green street and
Brannan place (7S9 W of Dupont, w 1872 by
n 57:6; $i0. =
Adoiph Goehring and wife to Julia A. Mcleod
lot on line of Sixth avenue, 90 of Hugo
Frances m e Bentley THONGS T. Pnist Batsson lot
n % by 100; $40
William E. Allen to Ada FL. Allen. lot on NE
corner of FELTON, Henry and Harvard, 95 by
l0G B. ans Poeef Rtsy to Richard
Dowdall, lots / and 2, block 40. Refs Tract;
stIlIman E. and Lille E. Brown to Harriet
e. Conolly. lot on W line of Eleventh avenue
It's S of | street, % by W 120; SO.
John and Emma Barduhn to John NJ. Olson
lot on W line of Rhode Island street, 90 s Of
Twenty fifth. s % by Voc 100; So. $40; :
line of First avenue. 657:7 of Point Lobos.
Margaret II Gauser to Thomas Rooney. lot on
n line of Jersey street, lff;S of Sanchez,
Charles t. Green and wife to Louis Metzger
street. 1876 + of Taylor, z 81, 10. SE rs,
SW 25, NV 95:Tla, 20; $40,
Mary l.. Steaey to John T. Stealey. II of
lot SW corner of Second ana Howard streets.
BepnbSrd err py I and nd Rose Getz to Eugene A. Nu-
@ ey sM s H 1 s sfas ps s hasrd IS by sM
Charles Miltner and wife to Charles Vein
William J. christ aud wife. to Adoiph A. Hintz
and wife, lot on W line Of HAMPSHIRE street,
Robert e. Newman to Bert Canedy lot on N
line. of Thirtieth street. 1o5 w Of Church, W 25
= Potter Realty Company TO Mary
Shelly. lot IS block 62. Refs Tract; grant
r. Petrie and Alice NJ. Hoyle to Georgia w
stolz. LOT ON line of Jackson street. ao2:s e
of First avenue f o7:i1a4. S1.7. Sw 9S.45s
s 72:11 u. and all interest So $40
of HYDE street, 1876 of Lombard 36S by
w 10; gift
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sailing of the Japanese Liner.

The japanese steamer Hongkong Maru sailed
yesterday for Hongkong and way ports, via
valued at Ss5e. .9Os, exclusive Of treasure. and
TO be distributed as follows: For Japan. $227.-
East indies s655o; Korea, s2445: Siam, s5I: /:
vladivostok, $402. The following were the prin-
To Japan-s7So lbs dried fruit. 477o lbs
raisins 80 table preparations. 200 lbs hops.
54S lbs coffee, II cs canned goods. $50 lbs
cheese. 1920 lbs lard, 20 kegs pickles. $3.50 lbs
mIllstuns I104 lbs chocolate. l16s lbs tea,
II GA lbs sugar. 1906 lbs nuts. 1l6 bxs fresh
fruits. cs honey, 5s1 lbs ham and bacon, 10 cs
syrup. cs molasses, IS2 lbs butter 1900 gals
and 10 cs wine, 434 rolls and l3 cs leather 40
es imitation leather. 20 cs rubber goods, % pkgs
plumbing material, 500 pkgs machinery, 1919
bxs soap. 100 TASKS quicksilver pkgs bicycles,
40 cs tacks. 30 nails cs shoes, u cs and 10
tanks oil, 500 bales cotton, 2 es typewriters and
supplies 24l bales paper, 415 cs sewing ma
chimes. 90. 600 lbs tallow, 10 portable fOrges.
To China-3750 bbls -four, 200 lbs dried fish,
1890 lbs Goldfish. 40 lbs nuts, 0920 lbs raisins,
69. $40 lbs assorted dried fruits, 645 lbs bread.
6l14 lbs cheese 1926 lbs ham and bacon, los cs
table preparations GA cs canned goods I91 pkgs
potatoes, 6256 lbs beans and peas, SO lbs choco-
late, 10, 500 lbs and 10 mfllstufrs, 13 cs sal
and es candy, 1925 lbs and 80 bxs paste, 722
lbs glucose, I cs drugs. SIS cs soap, 13 pkgs
roofing material II pkgs agricultural imple-
goods 33 pkgs machinery, "A cs boots and shoes.
209 cs sewing machines, 400 lbs tin foil, 100 cs
cigarettes, 124 bales cotton domestics. 1924 lbs
ginseng. 475 bales sheetings, COS gals wine, IL
cs preserved cherries
To Philippine Islands-15Oo gals wine 10 bbls
whisky, u cs preserved cherries, 1O16 lbs cof-
fee. 5000 lbs millstufs, 1900 lbs Goldfish, 2425 lbs
dried fruit. $50 bKs fresh fruits. q. .l25 lbs
beans I2O lbs cheese l59 cs canned goods 1906
lbs nuts, 2343 crts potatoes, 5000 lbs lard, cs
syrup pkgs machinery. 100 cs paper. 10 bxs
typewriters, 2S cs plows and parts. 10 bdls steel
81 bars iron. carload farm trucks
To East Indies-I52 cs canned fruit I53 cs
sewing machines, II pkgs wagon material
To Korea-20 bbls -four. "a cs canned goods,
$50 lbs beans and peas. 100 lbs nuts COO lbs
millstuffs. cs whisky. 2T60 lbs lard. 1893 lbs
and butter. 592 lbs raisins, 143 lbs hams
I25 lbs dried fruit. ; table preparations 100
lbs sugar, electrical goods
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
Building Contracts.

B. Backer with w. C. Hind Improvement
company-To erect threestosry a9 sa 20 frame building
place. 25:1o BY II; $500.
Moses clayburgh and Isaac Poly with Robert
Trost-To. erect three-story and basement brick
and concrete building, on 5 corner Of Second
and Jessie street. Sc 25 by sw 20: s17. 100.
Jennie and John Sillineri with 81. Bocker-An
line FiIbert street 100 w of Mason $40 by
1886; also described as line of Filbert street.
r. l. Alien with G. Davis--To erect one
story frame building % on lot sts 21e Heymans sub
N. R. Twomey with j. L. Clir-To erect a
2-story frame building on line of Howard
81 ieI asbst af Ms T. r. % sg 4 ssl0G S
3-story frame building on E line Of Mission
street 1856 S of Fifteenth. s so by E 1928:
Elizabeth o'sullivan with c. H. Duke-To
erect 1.story frame building on W line of San
Julie Dinner with Charles F. Mccarthy
Plumbing for 3-story frame building (ten datsl
on Sc corner Of Green and Hyde streets, E
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of California with
Hyde Harjes & Co.--Pile driving for 2-story
oqsns Of FoIso@ on NV lo BY % iTss $500
James Flood with C. F. Weldon-To erect a
2story frame building q ,s, on NV wv line Of Verona
: John NJ g. Flood with c. F. weldon-To erect
story frame building NV line Of Verona
Place. 1888 NE of Third street, NE 22:6 by
for a 4-story aud basement brick building on
SW corner OF Ellis and Leavenworth Streets W
So by 54:6 S19.550-
Reuben H. Lloyd with Val Franz-All work
for 3-story and basement frame building on
r. line of Dupont street, e4.6 of Commercial,
n 26:g by f $50; 81 $40.
Jonas Schoenfeld with Nutting Wrecking Com
pany-Removal of debris from lot on W line Of
FIRST and Minna streets. NV 45, SW 70 NV
a. SW 10 SE So NE 150: $3.50.
Jonas Scnoenfeld with q. +. Bernard-Gas
lifting and plumbing for a 4story and base
rent brick building corner of Minna. NV
30. NE 7s:7 % Sc so SW 7s:s%; s3O75.
Dinkelspiel Estate Company with A. f. Rus
seau--To erect a 3-story frame building fstores
and fafsl on Sc corner of Broadway and Pow.
Iii rtrun. "a 90 hx 6 R5. S1A 95n
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
DEVELOP MISS JESSIE CLAIM.
GoldfieId Property VIII Soon Be
Large Producer.

GOLDFIELD, Nov. 9.-Manager Finch
of the Wingfield properties has chosen
as the location for the deep shaft for
the Laguna point $50 feet north from
the place where the diamond drill
showed that a body of rich ore was
buried 400 feet deep on the Miss Jessie
claim of the Laguna property. Here
another good producer will be added to
the Wingfeld holdings within a few
months. The diamond drill will be
kept at it's prospecting work, and has
been set up farther to the east. The
shaft which is now down 145 feet on
the Miss Jessie claim, will be contin-
ued to the 800 foot station before any
exploratory work will be begun, with
the exception of station which will
be cut at the 200 foot level.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
FINDS LOST VEIN IN NINE.

GOLDFIELD, Nov. 9.-Having found
the lost vein of the Sandstorm by
means of two WINES which were sunk
from the 200-foot level Manager Finch
has ordered the main shaft sent down
to the sulphide zone when connections
will be made with the ledge. 1t Is but
little more than a month since the vein
which faulted above the 200-foot sta
ton, was caught again.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

Sc gales for days from Cape Flattery to
Cape Blanco.
Per Br stmr Franklyn from Linham Nov s.
Sailed Sept l. reached Barry on Sept s. ST.
Vincent Sept Is and Monteyideo Oct 4; put into
Port Los Angeles Nov I; experienced generally
fine weather: through the NE and Sc trades
from Montevideo to Straits of Magellan had
strong head winds and on passage from Sandy
Point to Cape Pellas experienced whole gale
with tremendous seas, the ship straining and
laboring in most alarming manner. From
Straits of Magellan to California experienced
close to what appeared TO be heavy breakers
very dangerous TO navigation: Approximate posi-
tion, lat AZ S, long 80 43 W.
Movement of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
RAINFALL DATA.

A moderate disturbance overlies the northern
part of the coast. At Tatoosh a maximum wind
velocity of 6S miles from the south is reported.
Rain has fallen as far south as Eureka. In Cen
trail and Southern California the weather has
been generally clear and moderately warm.
Conditions favor cloudy weather north of San
Francisco, but with little rain, il any.
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
sAverage snow. inches.
WEATHER FORECAST


For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Satur-
day; light north wind, changing to southwest
For Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Saturday;
north wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday; light
north wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday;
light northeast wind.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
Announces Himself "ScarFace Jim the Tiger Fighter and
Orders Negro to Drag Invalid Deck With Heavng Line

whaling Wing, off
the o
pounds of
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Chartered for Grain

The British ship St Marys Bay, which al
rived from Haiphong on Thursday. was char
tered prior TO arrival for wheat from here {
Europe at 23s Cd with option Of barley a
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
A1n STARVING SAL

AID STARVING SAILoRs.-New York. Nov.
9.-Five starving men the Nova Scotian
eoasting fsh schooner A. NJ Lewis were succored
on Wednesday by the officers OF the steamer
Armenia. which arrived here today