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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

GOLDFIELD, Sept S-The showing
made In the Francis Mohawk during
the past week has put 1t In the 'front.'
rank OF producers within the limit
of its ore body. For the past week
from the 220-foot level an eight-inch
streak of ore has been followed which
has furnished ore averaging from $3.50
to $500 q ton. One sheaf of assay GER
tifcates which shows values in the
samples tested running from $3.50 10
$71,145.14 to the ton. The latter sam
pie, the assayer says, Is the richest
that~wa ever brought into his off1ce
The Fairview-Aztec Mining Company
of Fairview. the principal owners OF
which are H. B. Lind. James r. Davis
and George L. Kaeding, and whose
property adjoins the Nixon & Wing
field property, has just made sale
through w. F. Bond & Co., of this
place, of $4,000 worth of their treasury
stock and will at once install gaso-
line hoist and proceed with the thor
ough development of their property.
A. B. Cochran and o. ]. Laing have
secured a lease on the Last Chance
claim of the Laguna Mining Company
and are organizing a close corporation
to develop the ground. The Laguna is
a Wingfield property and lies directly
east of the Red Top between that
property and the Kewana- In the
Laguna a diamond drill is prospecting
the ground and hole will be sent
down about 700 feet. according to the
present plans of the management.
A number of leases have been let
in this section lately, and one on the
Jessie claim of the Laguna company s
ground is reported to have been sold
yesterday for $4,000. The faith of the
mining contingent in this part of the
district is indicated by the fact that
Laguna has advanced twenty points
during the past few days on falling
market
At the Kawenas a 1easer struck a
bunch of $500 ore on a cross assure
at depth of ninety feet The company
shaft has reached the sulphide zone.
and a drift is going through milling
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
STRIKE AT SILVER BOW.
Fine Ledge of Gold and silver Ore Is
Opened Up.

GOLDFIELD, Sept. s.-Silver Bow
is coming to the front again with
good strike. Cook. Laws and Day
who have been working on a lease in
that camp for nearly a year, striking
ore more or less all the time. of values
running from Sc to $40 In sinking and
drifting. have at last been rewarded
by opening a fine ledge of gold and
silver ore. from which they made three
small shipments to Reno. The values
show over $500 a ton.
This is near the ledge of the Nc
Carthy and Carman lease. from which
considerable ore of the value of over
800 per ton has heen shipped.
The leascrs on the Raycroft property
have made shipments of ore which
assays show values OF over $400. while
Clark, Foram and Cogan's property
has developed a fine ledge of over six
feet, averaging over s34 across the
ledge. Assays from this property
have shown values as high as $3.50 to
the ton.
The mill on the Blue Horse property
is beinS changed and stamps and a
concentrator will be- put In that any
ore in the camp may be treated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
ON MIDWAY EXTENSION.
Good Quartz Stringers Are Cut and
Rich Ore Expected.

TONOPAH. Sept. s.-The Montana
Midway Extension people are almost
ready to start the crosscut from the
450-foot level in the shaft. 1t is stated
that good quartz stringers have been
cut recently. and the manager of the
company feels much encouraged and
believes that it is likely that a good
ore body will be encountered in the
crosscut. The property lies between
the Golden Anchor and Midway prop
critics Of this camp. and ii is hoped
that the Midway ledge will be caught
sooner or later, as it appears to trend
in that direction
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
HEAVY OUTPUT EXPECTED.
Nearly All Workings In Nevada Hills
Mine Show Well.


GOLDFIELD. Sept ST. B. Cook
OF Salt Lake City, who has arrived
here from Fairview says that all the
Wot king of the Neya5a Hills mine
there, in which he is interested. are in
ore except the cross cut tunnel Stop
Ing operations in the upper tunnel,
which has been run for 130 feet on
ore, have been discontinued, as the
cross cut tunnel will penetrate to the
ore channel near the face OF this tun-
mel. giving from fifty to sixty feet of
backs.
No. cross cut from No. 2 tunnel
is In ore $40 feet east of the face of
No. tunnel. and No. cross cut. a
lateral running to the east, has pene-
trated the same ledge in high grade
ore for sixty-two feet toward a fifty
foot shaft, distant $50 feet. which is
also In ore To summarize, ore has
been opened from No. / tunnel in four
different underground for 1910
feet in a southwesterly direction to
the shaft and for the entire distance
1t shows on the top. The dyke is
crossed every few feet by cross fis-
sures, where the vein sweils to gener-
Gus proportions. The company is ship
ping steadily from drifts Nos 3 and 4.
and when the big cross cut is COM
pleted, which will be within a month.
the output of the mine will be heavily
increased
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
INSTALLING NEW MILL.
On way to Site of Plant Chosen at
Pigeon Springs.

GOLDFIELD, Sept. S.-W. ]. Rule.
general manager of the Ida Queen
Mining Company's Buster mine west of
Ida. is in town en- route to the mine.
He says that the entire mill equipment
has been loaded on freight wagons at
Coaldale and is on the way to the
site chosen for the plant at Pigeon
Springs, where the company has fine
water supply. In the freight train Is
one eighteen-horse outfit, another Of
six and third of four horses. The
grading has been completed and every
thing is ready to put up the frame of
the mill and install the machinery.
The shaft on the Smythe-R Roberts
lease on the September claim of the
Goldf1eld Mining Company's ground is
just entering mineralized zone at
a depth of eighty feet. Some good
looking sulphide ore is making it's
appearance in the bottom of the shaft.
and any shot may disclose bonanza
ore body.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
FUNERAL OF MRS. DRAyo.

The funeral of Mrs Dravo. wife Of
Colonel Dravo. will take place this af-
ternoon at the PresidlO. 1t will be
held at the quarters of Colonel Dravo
in Tennessee Hollow and will be con-
Quoted by Father Pattell Immediately
after the services colonel Dravo will
start East with the remains. and they
will be taken to Arlington Cemetery
The final ceremonies will not be held
until Mrs Woodruff. the daughter OF
the deceased, arrives from Paris
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
WANTS FIVE ADDITIONAL
! ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS
RolIa v. Watt Petitions Board of Su-
/ pcrvisors to Insure the Proper
Wiring of Buildings.

Rolla " Watt has filed a petition
with the Board of Supervisors that
provision be made for the employ
ment of FIVE additional inspectors
by the department of electricity Watt
says in his communication that the
enormous amount of building In prog
ress in this city, most of which is be-
ing wired for electric lights, and in
some instances for power, renders 1T
impossible for the present staff of in
spectors to watch the work as it is be-
ing done.
Watt says that electrical inspection
is we'll supported through the fees
charged for the work. and that 1T is OF
the highest Importance for the safety
of the city that electrical wiring be
properly done.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
STUDENTS TO RUN
OWN AFFAIRS.
Lick Pupils Adopt Constitu-
ton, Elect President and
Choose Board Of Control
NAME A YELL LEADER

The much talked of Student Body
Constitution" which the students and
faculty of the California School Of Me-
chanical Arts Lick) have been gradu-
ally perfecting since the earthquake
was submitted for final passage
Friday at the most interesting and en-
thusiastic rally ever held by the stu
dents of this polytechnic institution
Besides the adoption of the student
body constitution. athletics took con-
siderable time. The cup won by the
Lick team in the cross country run
through the park on September / was
presented to Principal Merrill by Greg
ory Padilla, who finished the race with
first honors.. Besides winning the indf-
vidual cup offered for first place he
helped Ashleigh Simpson, j. Thompson
and c. Little win the team trophy for
the Lick School.
THOMPSON is PRESIDENT.
Nominations for president of the stu
dent body, the highest Office obtainable
in this school, were opened. Only one
candidate, Ernest Thompson, a mem
Der of the OF class. was nominated fol
the office In electing Thompson to this
has always been prominent in schoo
activities. Without Thompson in Tho
hurdle and relay race, Lick would not
have made the fine showing 1t did in
the track meets previous to the earth
quake.
The election of a yell leader, how
ever. necessitated a vote by ballot
Padilla, '0S; Ensign, '0S, and Shawhan
'07, were candidates for the position
The election proved unusually close
Shawhan winning with 154 votes, Pa
dilla second with 135 and Ensign thire
with 9S votes.
The following are students who will
have to do with the running of stu
dent activities:
w. e. Randall, OF, editor Of the
Tiger; Lester Wren, OF. manager OF
the Tiger; Ernest Thompson, 'o7, presi-
dent of the board of control; Romel
Shawhan, OF. yell leader; Gregory Pa
dilla, 'OS, captain swimming team
Charles Golcner. 'o7. captain track
team: F. Merrilees. OF, captain football
team. and narry Dearin, OF. acting
manager football team and president
of the senior class.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Memoranda.

Per Br stmr Housatonic-Aug 6. 300 mile.
west Of San Francisco. saw bark: looked III,
Alaska salmon vessel bound In
Per Br stmr Dakotah-July /. in lat 40 IA n
pearing to be pieces of a vessels mast ant
yards. with remains Of sails attached
PHILADELPHIA. Sept THE stmr SAINT,
Maria from Baltimore. for San Francisco. vi,
Wilmington. Del. and a barge collided below
Marcus Hook today; damage to steamer un
known.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
NEW ZEALAND!

The wonderland of the Southern Hemi-
sphere. Southern Alps easily reached
by motor car from Tfmaru to Her
mitage and short trail to Mt. Cook and
other peaks. Season, October to Feb
ruary. West Coast Sounds rivaling
famous fiords OF Norway, and Suther-
land Falls (highest, 1904 feet, in the
world). via Queenstown or steamer in
January.
In the North Island, Wanganui River
and Hot Lakes of boiling water. with
grand bush scenery more interesting &
than Yellowstone. January is mid
summer In New Zealand and this year
1t will be especially desirable to visit
that country to attend the
Christchurch International Exhibition,
in session for six months, beginning
October. Special round trip rates with
stopover privileges for this exhibition.
Sailings every three weeks from San
Francisco. Address Oceanic s. 5. Co.
5S Clay ST.. San Francisco. or 1853
Broadway, Oakland. Telephone Oak
land SS1S
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
News Of the Nevada
Mining Camps.

Within the last several weeks impor-
tant strikes have been made at all the
camps, and it looks as though at least
one important camp would be built up
AT present Golden Arrow Is considera-
bly, In the lead. and the fact that For
man and Patrick are going in there
VIII probably help ii still more.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
.. 5. Branch Hydroxraphic once.

A branch Of the United States Hydrogra phic
ofnce located AZ the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco Tor the benehl Of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
or expense Navtg2tors are cordially invited 10
visit the Office where complete sets Of charts
and sxiIine directions OF the world are kept AZ
hand fot comparison and reference anu the
laresr information always be obtained re-
gsrdng lights; eassers to-. TO navisation aud s Al
time hall service has been suspended, pendins
the reconstruction Of the tower Of the ferry
I. 4. ienIII.AN. NantteA ExnArt il chaxra.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

PETITIONS IN INSOLVENCY. /,
Insolvency were fled Yesterday in the TINTED
Sts states District Court n,5 as follows Frank Nc
none; ]. W. Thorp and A. Thorp bakers. SaI
francisco. debts sS433. no assets: Thomas
nxxata SR2<n
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
THE GEYSERS

me rreatest nfalfh resort In California Po.I-,
tfvs cure for Rheumatism. Sto0ach. Liver anl
kidney Troubles Table erst clsss- Llxbts4
phoae and postof6cs In the hstsl- Rates el2 ana
n4 Ter week. includils oath8. New bafh-
houses have been erected tails season Special
ntss 70 families and 1onthly guests- For book
ist and information wriss n =. CURRY, PrsR.
The Geyssrs. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

Summit-Maxim temperature 70, minimum
"a; wind southwest; clear
WEATHER FORECAST.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sun
day; fresh west wind.
For Sacramento yalley-Fair Sunday; light
north wind.
north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday
light west wind.
A. c. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

Stmr Roanoke, Dunham; Portland, etc.
Stmr Northland. Jameson. Portland
Stmr Costa Rica Mason Portland
Stmr Greenwood. Fagerstrom, Needle Rock
Stmr Albion. Hansen, Walsh Landing
Stmr Buckman, Wood. Seattle and Tacoma
Stmr Rosecrans, Macdonald, Honolulu.
Stmr Scotia, Johnson, Bowens Landing
Stmr Bee, Marxen Grays Harbor.
Stmr Curacao, Paulsen, Guaymas and way
ports.
Stmr Coquille River, Olsen, Tillamook
Stmr Pomona. Shea, Eureka.
Stmr Acapulco, Trask Ancon
Schr Novelty, Simmie Coos Bay
Schr Forest Home Anderson Seattle
Schr Advance Ogidnessen (,nnnille Rirar
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

The Weather Report.
q. s. Department of Agriculture Weather
Bureau Report: San Francisco Sept. s, 1906
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Movement of steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
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men. @ci Sen lcbtcn EicnicS mod,
ten Oic &crfGuicr Scr nbciBcn 6ronf-
%furtcr" troltriqc Wicncn. GuS MI,
bIiflm p%oiiirtc bic StGnoc ulro iibcr,
b0rtc uiNt ullr ooS Nnprciicn Der
@Gnolcr, ionoCrn oicFoliultcn lponO.
ten ioQor lire Nlidc nit Ocm Mus
Nrrd ser Nbidcu birnucg bon Dem
blonfcn @ciicl, in Incident OicgSiirIt,
den fodbtch oocr Dem Noit, oui mel.
d)cn tic ihnlortcl.
lbotiohc lit, BOP oo$ @ci1Git nit
6ronfirrrtcr @iiritcn icbr g~cIiticn
bot. Gin biciigcr Mctgcr CAB iL
BOB Oic Gntbiiuln0cn iIber Die &or.
11lr0c in ocn Gbicoqo'cr SGlodtb0lt.
icrn Den @crfollf bon 6lcii6 . Con,
icrDcn bccintrddtiGt babe. Gr iiigtc
icood bin5L Dob Die biciigcn @ilrits
Sobrifontcn mn 0cnicbborcS 6lcild'
ucrucrocn uno ibrc Embellishments
toocllo9 iollbcr 0cbultcn miirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
Sohn 6. @ruhh. Inltmeilte

So6n 6. Grub, Eoitmeiiter
uno 2noenbciitcr SIT actcon, 90, 80
Wcilcn 5itlih bon 2pndburg, lit Ell.
mem &oi6moroe gum Spfer geiallen
nno iein 2o6en lpuroe ip1ter per-
bronnt. @rubb NOR cin llnionspete-
RON uno pobnte felt pielen Sabren in
Icteon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
6uti d.

&cnrD 6. Gbtpmol Gin St~tblio6ri.
font, lpltrOe geitern I'M @lmoc9.G iz
itriftS0cri6te iiir bontcrott crflGrt,
1lno Der Ridtcr crnonntc Oic $50. go.
bert Smith, &. g. &th uno GOmoro
Guiip ais GonfuraOcrmoltcr. lu3
al01cr gcaen Gbipmm trotcn sic
.6ormcra ono 9totiouol @ont" unO
Die nSpcoocn Sbip 80" ami.
Ser b ie0cnc&.
Die y@roBrciiipc @uitncB Mcn'&
Niioctotion" lp1trOc Qcitcrn iiir mobl-
tb6tiac 3mcdc incorportrt. ..l"
&otc 2ootter bot I'M Common
@lco3-@ cri6te acitcru cine &IoQc oltf
3oblrmQ BON $4,000 ShoOcncrioe ges
gen N6rohom unb &otc @in2bcrg cin-
gcrci6t. Gic &l0geriu bcbntptrt, tie
bu6c lid in Oem 2o0cn Der &crfloQ-
ten Oo0ltrf, OaB iic 0cQcn Gin Stiid
M0bcI Lief, cine erbcbIihc &crIeBmg
5ltgcjogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
Sem il d,.

Sem il y d. Staotparf-
auiIcbcr (5u cincm Spu3iergGnger):
Sic uer5eibcu mein Serr, fonnen
Sic mir nicllcift oui cinen Woment
eincn 0lciitiit lcibcn?" Spo5ier.
g0ngcr: vWit @crgniigcn, bier lit Der
9leiitiit!" - auiicber: o0anfe
ltn0 nm bnben Sic mobI audi nod
Die Site, mir Sobrcn Ramcn mo
Sbre Wobntng 81 ncnneu. SD muB
Sic ndmli6 ouiifreiben, peil Sie
porbin oui Dem Gaien bcrumliefen!"
II ngolnnt.- Sic: .Ienfe Iir,
Ssfar. luGbreno mcincS 2onooufent.
balteS bel Sante Goa babe i6 aud eli.
men Ginblid in Die @iebfpirtbibaft
befommcn un0 iogor icocn Worgen
boS Slitter fir Ole Sdiueine gefodt!"
- Gr: .Na, Die wcroen iib ibon De-
frcilt babcn, mic Gu abgereiit biitl"
3utreffenoe &eoenSart.
- 90 iicbt man mieber cinmal, mie
mobr bas Spriihport lit: Y@as man
IN Der Sligeno ipiinidt, bat man i'm
Sitter oie SiiQe." Weinem Sreunb
Wepcr bot's in Der Sugeno egal an
gibe aefebIt unO ictt bat er iie tut
beripeiie. er lit namIid aibesrubeus
raiimer."