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Discoveries in Many
Districts Are
Reported


GoLDFIELD, Dec. S1-Arrange-
ments have been completed whereby
the Malachite company will take over
a group of seven claims east: of Gillis.
a station on the Tonopah road, east of
Walker Lake. These claims are
traversed by three parallel veins which
outcrop on the surface. assays from
which show the presence of from 6 to
29 per cent copper. The formation is
soft lime and shale, which is consid-
cred encouraging evidence of great
future for this property The company
has bought the other interests in this
for turning. over the property are COM
pleted an active campaign Of develop
ment will commence.
Nichols said that some Of the assay
returns were very high and. that the
entire body Of ore. which was the. full
length of the shaft, eight feet, was of
shipping grade
The shaft of. the Jumbo Extension
Leasing Company, which. is operating
a lease on the Polevarde claim of the
Jumbo Extension territory, has dropped
into a ledge of ore which is Identical
with the Mohawk and Jumbo sui
phides; and which is shipping grade:
We. cut the ledge at depth of 155
feet, so says William d. Nichols,
manager of the company.
The company commenced work but
a, few weeks ago. but is equipped with
an. electric hoist, and has made rapid
progress sinking. 1t was the intention
to sink the shaft 800 feet before doing
exploration work. The ledge. that has
been encountered is pleasing sur
prise TO the. management and stock
holders.
The Poievarde claim adjoins. the
Jumbo on the east. and is on a line
with the ore body which was opened
by the diamond drill on the Miss ,Jes-
sic claim, 409 feet below the surface
of the earth. Between the. PoleYarde
and the Laguna is the Bulldog Frac-
tion, which is owned by the Red Top
Extension Mining Company, and is be-
ing developed by the Red Top Exten-
sion Leasing Company The Pole
varde Leasing Company, a close neigh
bor to the Jumbo Extension Leasing
Company, has cut ledge also at
depth Of IS feet, of which there Is
about eight inches in the shaft which
shows we'll The lease is hung UP for
the present, awaiting timbers- When
they arrive sinking will be resumed.
David Fife and w. H. B. Bills, the
discoverers of Duluth, or Phonolite
district have about completed deal
for the transfer of two claims. Leader
anc Leader Extension, which are to be
made the basis OF company with
SUFFICIENT fund in the treasury to thor
oughly develop the rich lodges OF that
section of the State. Goldfield men or
capital and experience Will have hand
in the game. Development work VIII
be commenced and crowded just as
soon as the roads into camp will per
NIT of hauling in supplies. The. two
claims are close companions of the
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TOGA To Be GIVEN
TO .GUGGENHEIM

/. DENVER. Dec. 31.-Simon Guggen-
helms election as United States Sem
ator to succeed. Thomas Patterson is
assured by the action of the Repub-
lican members Of the General Assem-
bly, in caucus this. afternoon. Guggen-
helms candidacy was indorsed by
vote of IS to !.
= Seventy of the 100 members OF the
Legislature. are. Republicans. and all
but one of them participated in. the
caucus. =.
:. .Guggenheim is 80. years Of age and
is a son of the late Meyer Guggenheim
Of New York. He IS wealthy man
and is a member Of the. executive com
mittee OF the American Smelling and
Rehning Company.
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stmr strathhllan, from Tacoma, for United
Kingdom.
KUCHINOTZU-Saile Dec 14-Br stmr At
CHAN Prince, for Manila and New York.
PANAMA-Arriyed Dec 30-Stmr Indiana,
hence Dec s.
sALINA CRUz-sailed December 9-Br ship
Samaritan. for Australia.
ssWSANSEA-Sailed Dec 29-Stmr Needles,
frons London for San Francisco.
TENERIFFE-Arrived Dec 16-Br stmr An
glo- Bolivian, from Sunderland, for South Amer
Arrived Dec s1-Stmr Anubis. from Tacoma.
Seattle. San Francisco and South American
ports for Hamburg.
fSTOCOPIILA-Arrived Nov 11-Br stmr Planet
Neptune for Valparaiso, and sailed Nov 13 for
'sYSo5 sYSo5HfoHAMA--sailed Dec s1--Br stmr Algoa.
~ Sailed Dec so-Ger stmr Aragonia. for Port
land. Ore.
Hongkong. for Vancouver.
ANTWERP-Arrived Dec 31-Stmr Samland,
from New York.
BRIsBANE--Arrived Dec 31-Stmr Miowera,
from Vancouver via Honolulu, for Sydney.
Observation-Disclosures Dec 31-Stmr Bluecher.
from New York, for Hamburg, and proceeded.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
shipments of Crude on

The tank steamer Rosecrans and the tank
schooner Monterey were cleared for Honolulu
with crude oil in bulk. Both vessels were
barrels. valued ct S13.s0o, and the Monterey
i9, 600 barrels, valued at $li 400.
Frefghfs and Charters
The schooner F. J. Wood is chartered for lum,
British steamer NJ. S. Dollar. is engaged for the
same business from Pneet Sound 10 the same
port. The latter was chartered prior 20 arrival.
The British tank steamers Dakotah and Sem
mole will return to the Orient with refined oil.
The British ships Leyland Brothers and Bsrhl-
lar will proceed to Australia in ballast.
Exports by the Panama Liner
for Ancon and way ports with general mer-
cbandise cargo valued at $50 7s5 and to be dis;
America. sIl ,Ss7: Panama, $1,000; New York,
81 us; Colombia. S225: Ecuador. $1,000; Trini-
dad. Island, 5000; Holland, s4s; ;534; Germany.
To Mexico-s5, ils lbs tallow. 81 pkgs .elec.
trical goods, II cs machinery, pkgs arms and
spikes. iSs iron rails 80 pkgs ironwafe, coils
rope. 20 bales bags l54l lbs spices 26 cs canned
goss $50 lbs Pe&s Onions n 20 b1s fresh 'S s
264 lbs butter. I6 cs cereals, cE honey, S ca
baking powder $50 lbs dried % @ fruit so cS VT whisky
wine. 46 cs whisky, 565 lbs dried fruit, 500 lbs
raisins; 40 b1s fresh. fruits. 295 crts potatoes,
zoo y es S a. 81 ss Sre lis ms ebeese Ps
kegs white lead. pkgs paints, i3 cs and ]
bbl oils, ls2 pkgs pipe. II rolls and 3 CT
leather. 2 machinery. 6022 lbs tallow.
To Panama-150 bbls -four. 40 crtE potatoes
30 202 n lumber, 100 varnish-
To Colombia-9000 lbs rice.
To Ecuador-563 bbls -four.
TO Trinidad Island-300 canned salmon.
To Holand-211. .0l9 lbs tallow.
To Germany-l1 cs shells
Notice 10 Mariners
CAPTAIN O. r. Fisher Of the brig w. G. irwin
reports 70 the Branch Photographic Office that
on December g. 1906. be passed within 100 yards
OF the dereIict bark Sea Witch, in lat. n 46 deg
Is min. long w 126 deg. 43 min. She appeared
to be in good condition, with three feet free
board. Had portion OF ceckload still on and all
spars aloft; some sails set; foreyard braced
up on port tack and mainyards aback. Sea toe
rough to board. j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. q. S. NJ, in charge.
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u. $. branch Hydrographic once

A branch Of the United States Hydrogrsphic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange. Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense Nayigat0rs are cordially invited 10
VISIT the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
band, for comParlson ana reierence, ana tne
garding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all
natters Of interest TO ocean commerce. The
time ball service hss been suspended pending
the reconstruction of the tower of the Ferry
building. J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant q. s.. N, In Charge.
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LIvERPooL.-Arrived Dec so-stmr Pannonia.
from New York.

Per schr Glen at San Francisco, Dec 81, from
Coos Bay-On Dec had heavy Sc gale. which
caused vessel to spring a leak; leaking about 3
inches per hour; had to keep at pumps all the
way down to keep vessel free; upon arrival had
Is inches in hold.
Per bktn George @ Perkins, at san Francisco.
Dec 81, from Grays Harbor-Dec g encOunt tered
a very heavy Sc gale; deckioad shifted and
threw vessel her beam ends; lost most of
deckload martingale headgear and skylight.
SEATTLE, Dec 31-Brig " G. Irwin, from
San Francisco, via Roche Harbor. reports on
Dec 10. 200 miles of Tatoosh, passed dereiiet
bark Sea Witch. with rigging all standing and
most of deckload on.
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ISSUES sPECIAL EDITION

The Japanese Daily New World OBJ
serves the Western New Year with a
five colors. A feature of the edition
is a review of the school segregation
question in San Francisco by Maruji
MiyakaWa.
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The Overdue I.inf

French ship Daniel, out i76 days from Bel
nngham 10 Delagoa Bay. 75 per cent.
French bark Houtot, out ISL days from Toxic,
for Glasgow % per cent.
French bark Croisset, out l54 days from Tchio,
for Havre. per cent.
French bark Les Adelphes, out l54 days from
Punta Arenas. FOR Falomuth, 10 per cent.
British steamer Rangatria. out 49 days from
Manila. for Newcastle, n. s. W, 45 per cent.
French bark Marie, out 1873 days from New
castle, England, for Seattle; IS per cent.
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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford Is IN port.
The Crook is in port Out OF commission.
The Kirkpatrick Is en- route 10 Newport News,
Virginia.
The Logan arrived at Manila December 8.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News, Va.
The Sheridan is in port Out OF commission.
The Sherman is IN port
The Thomas left Honolulu December I3 for
Manila.
The Warren is IN port. Out Of commission.
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SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST
The storm over Northern Nevada this morn
lies Southern Nevada, southern Utah and North
ern Arizona Rain has fallen from central San
Joaquin Valley southwark in California and snow
in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Utah
The temperature has fallen in all districts
and IS below the normal. High winds are re-
Nevada ana ARIZONA storm warnings are dis
played from Port Hartford TO San Diego.
CONDITIONS s are daF1Eapie .a,, Tot colo, cioaqy
brisk TO fresh north winds
FORECAST.
For San Francisco and viclnity-Cloudy Tues-
For Sacramento yalley-Cloudy, with showers
Tuesday; brisk north wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Cloudy with. showers
Tuesday; brisk north winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-C3oudy with
showers Tuesday; brisk 20 high northerly winds.
G. H WILSON, Local Forecaster.
oeen, Captain Ahlstrom, arrived this morning
from Eureka via San Francisco, bringing SOC, ,000
feet Of lumber consigned 20 the Blinn Robin
son Lumber Company.
gins. arrived today from Fort Bragg with 355. 900
feet Of lumber for the CANAL Lumber Company
The schooner Kona. Captain systrom. out
twenty y-six days from Port Rlakeley. brought
10000 feet Of lumber for the Blinn 4 Robinson
Lumber Company.
The schooner Boreais, Captain Klintborn has
arrived seventeen DAYS from Grays Harbor with
900. 600 feet Of lumber consigned TO the Con
solicited Lumber company;
The schooner George e. Billings, Captain Ber-
holm. from Astoria, brought the large carge of
1.4l5.0o feet Of lumber consigned TO the Dollar
The barkentine James Tufts Captain Fried
berg. nineteen days from Port Townsend. ar
rived with 100000 feet Of lumber.
Stevens, made port today thirteen days from
Eureka. She brought 3sl 900 feet Of lumber .
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The Meather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Dec. 81.
RAINFALL DATA
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The banquet at Sheet Metal Work
ers' Hall to celebrate the completion
of the building was attended by some
800 guests. The building is owned
Jointly by Nos. l04 and 279. Presi-'
dent Doyle of the former union was
chairman of the evening. Among the
speakers were Mayor Sehmitz, George
b. BenhaIn, p H. Mccarthy, o. A.
Tveitmoe, President w. r. Hagerty
of the Labor Council and Fire Com
missioner Parry varied programme
was rendered and refreshments Were
served.
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
rhe regular annual meeting Of the shareholders
of The First National Bank Of San Francisco.
California. VIII be held at the banking house.
the northwest corner OF Bush and SanSOme
streets. on TUESDAY. the Sth day OF January.
1907 at the hour OF o'clock p m. for the
purpose of eleeting a Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and FOR the trans
action Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
San Francisco December s. 1906.
]. X. MOFFITT. Cashier.
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retary, John A 'Keogh; financial secre-
tary; Harry Meike; treasurer, Theo
Eisfeldt; sergeant at arms, Charles t.
Schuppert; board of directors. A. Spa
dina, H. Won der Mehden, "A. A. Green
baum, p. Johannsen, A. Paulsen; j. j.;
Matheson, G.. Kenney, G. l. Blake, w.
H. Noting, w. Cellarius. H. Bellman,
w. Delaney, NJ. Davis and G. Saldierna-
The union directory and date book for
the use of members for 1907 can be
had upon application TO the secretary.
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: For some weeks the master horse
shoers of this city have been endeavor
ing TO form an organization for mu
tual benefit. Next Thursday a meet
ing viii be held at Union Hall, Four
teanth and Market streets, at which
bylaws and agreements will be pre-
sented. 1t is expected that 100 or more
owners of establishments will sign.
One of the projectors: states that the
object of the association is to estab-
lish a uniform system of wages and
hours of work.
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The blacksmfths of Bakersfield hope
to win their strike for better wages
and shorter hours 1t is said that all
OF the Kern shops have signed the
agreement of the Blacksmiths and
Helpers Union, and the outlook is fa-
vorable for a complete victory. Five
shops have refused to sign. The agree
ment has been signed by nine shops.
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Movements of Steamers

TO ARRIVE
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ANNUAL AiEETING-The regular annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the CROCKEk Ma
TIONAL BANK, OF San Francisco. CAL VIII be
held at its bankin- rooms. Market and Post
SITS. in this citv, TUESDAY, January 3.
1907. at O'Clock D. M. for the election OF
board OF directors and the transaction OF such
other business ss may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books viii be closed from the
4th to the 7th OF January. 1907.
". GREGG. JR.. Cashier.
Dated San Francisco. California, December
3 1906.
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The following officers were elected by
Musicians Union No. at its last meet
ing: President. Charles II. Cassasa; vice
president, NJ. r. Walten; recording Sec
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The tank steamer Rosecrans and the tank
schooner Monterey were cleared for Honolulu
with crude oil in bulk. Both vessels were
loaded at Monterey, the Rosecrsns taking 1900
barrels. valued ct S13.S00, and the Monterey
Is. 600 barrels. valued at 81. 900.
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ANNUAL MEETING.The regular Annual Meet
ing of the stockholders of the Firemen's' Fund
Insurance Corporation for the election OF nine
directors to- serve during the ensuing year.
and the transaction of such other business -
may come before the meeting, viii be held
at the office Of the Corporation. 40f Cali
fsrnia " 81: San Francisco California. en-
TUESDAY,, the 22d day Of January. 1907, at
10 g.. m Polls will be kept oDen until II
m. Transfer books will be closed on Wednes-
day, January. IS. 1907.
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The Ladies' Garment Workers Dis
tricu Council has been organized re-
Gently in this city, with the following
officers: President, P. Left; secretary,
l. Jacoby; treasurer. f. Uhler.
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The Gas Appliance and Stove Fit
ters' Union was organized last week.
Almost every man working at the
trade. has become a charter member:
over 200. signing the roll The new
union will apply for afiliation with the.
Building Trades Council, A 81 wage
scale will be demanded. The follow
ing officers have been elected: Presi-.
dent, H. H. Brandtjen; vice presi-
dent, A ]. Puryear; secretary, w.
Striud; treasurer, F. c. Foster; SER
geant at arms. w. Miller.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
cOPPERFIELD CAMP IS
GROWING LIKE A WILLOW

The new town Of Copperfield in
the Red Guloh is probably the only
municipality in the county that il
now enjoying a boom. Two saw
mills are at work in the gulch and
as fast as tho lumber is cut it is at
once turned into buildings.
The Queen Princess company has
recently built large boarding house.
general office building, postofiice and
three cabins for the use OF the miners
employed by the company. The Red
Gulch company il building an addi-
tion to its dining room and bunk
house and will build several more
cabins.
The smaller operators in the dis
trict are all building accommodations
for their employees.
While towns arc not often built in
a day, yet Copperfield is one Of the
municipalities Of but few days age.
There is now within the confines OF
the municipality nearly hundred
souls.
A town company las been organic
ed and officers chosen. Tho Tammany
chief Of the village il A. J. Halter,
Of the Queen-Princess company. known
to the residents as Boss Croker. p"
H. O. Tsber is the town marshal,
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Why Fret and Worry

when your child has n severe cold.
You need not fear pneumonia or other
pulmonary diseases. Keep supplied
with Ballar'l's Horehound Syrup-n
positive cure for Colds, Coughs,
wlIooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Mn. Hall, of Sioux Falls, S. d.
writes; II have uscd your wonder.
full Billiards. Horchound Syrup, OH
my children for five years. It's ro.
suits have bcen wonderful. Sold
by Yclton Drug Co. tn
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ABOUT YOUR NEI0HB0RS
AND YOURSELVES


Gladys Brown il downfrom Don.
yer paying . few days visit to friends.
Mrs.. A. l. Hadley. father and
sister are taking in the sights about
Canon today.
Mrs. 7. ~ Howells left this
morning for Denver and Boulder to
be gone ten days
Mrs. Edgar Morrill, Of Brush.
Colo, has arrived to pay visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. McCandless.
y. @. Macdonald upon hearing
Of the burning Of the Golden Cycle
mill yesterday morning, took the first
train out for Colorado Springs.
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want and will bring the tenant. II
you have = house for sale make that
fact known also for there Is . big
demand for them At Coal Greek. II
you have something you don't want
trade 1t for something you need. The
little olaM ads are the ones that do
the business. Invest = quarter and
get what You neei, whether 1t 10 .
tenant. buyer, or Whatever the case
may b. twenty-five oents pays for
fifteen words for one week in the
daily.
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DRILLING WELL

DRILLING WELL = A portable
oil we'll drilling outfit has been taken
ont to the Tong ranch and we'll for
artesian water Is to be drilled with.
in fifty feet of the line Of j. w. Vel.
toni y farm. It is claimed for the
drilling outfit that it is capable Of
carrying drill to a depth Of 500 feet
with ease. Mr.. Yelton is also con-
steering the question Of drilling for
water,
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For Diarrhoea Never
Known to FaIl.
Remedy

II want to cay fcw words for
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrlioea Remedy. have used this
preparation In my family for the
past Ave years and have recommended
1t to number Of people in York
county and have never known 1t to
fail to effect a,curc in any instance.
I feel that can not say too mucl, for
I,e best remedy Of the kind In tle
world. IS. somison. Spring Grove.
York county, Pa. This rcincdy IL for
sale by Daniels drug store. mwf
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The Best Do tor.

Rev. B. G. Horton, Sulphur
Springs Tex, writes, July 19sh, 1902 !:
II have used in my family Billiards.
Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup
and they have proved certainly sat-
isfactory. The liniment is the best
we have ever used for head ache and
pains. The cough syrup has been
our doctor for the last eight years. !"
Sold by Yelton Drug Co. tits
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DELICIOUS DRINK-The Yelton
Drug company has just received n
new supply Of Golden orangeade and
is again ready to serve its patrons
with that delicious beverage. 1t is
ono OF the finest drinks on the mar
ket and one glnssful is coaxer for
another one.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Better
Than Three Doctors.

""rhree years ago we had three doc
tors with our little boy and every
thing that they could do seemed in
vain. At last wnen all hope seemed
to be gone we begun using Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy and in few hours he began
to improve. Today he is as healthy
child AS parents could wish for. -
Mrs. b. J. Johnston, Linton, Miss.
For sale by Daniels drug store. it's
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DON'T GRuMBLE

Wien your joints ache and you suffer
from rheumatism. Buy bottle Of
Billiards. Snow Liniment and get in
slant relief. A positive cure for
Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Contracted
Mucles. Sore Chest. etc, Mr.. l. T.
Bogy, prominent merchant at Will
low Point, Texas, says that he finds
Billiards. Snow Liniment the best all
round Liniment he ever used" Sold
by Yelton Drug Co. it's
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deputy sherfn, game warden y. ..
marshal and general overseer Of the
peace and dignity Of the infant city.
Judge Frank A. Lewis Of Alabama. is
the police magistrate. dignified and
gentlemanly scholar Of the Southern
aristocracy, whose heart il 90 big
that should culprit appear In his
court, he probably would refuse to
permit his conviction. bat would send
him hence with the injunction to go
and sin no more. A. n. McLAin,
corporation attorney, has been
chosen as the city attorney. No city
treasurer has been named but the duty
will probably fall on George Cabeen
when the first fne is assessed, or the
money may be turned into the lubri-
eating fund where the whole camp
will at once get full benefit thereof
by seeing the wheels go around. E.
s. Halter, Of Nevada, Mo-. is the
postmaster.
There are a number of Canon City
people helping build the new Ell
dorado. H. G. Taber is super intend.
ent of the Queen Princess and asso-
ciated companies. H. W. Unsworth
is superintendent Of the Red Gulch
company mines. Mrs Oakford
Hedges manages the boarding house
for the Queen Princess, and better
cook never served grub to a hungry
miner. Mr.. Hedges is superintendent
Of the saw mill and chief engineer.
Geo. Rouse, who has lived in the
neighborood Of the Red Gulch for
twenty years OF more paid his first
visit to the thriving camp Sunday.
He took the contract to supply two
Of the companies with fresh meat.
Charles Grallup is the pioneer of
the district. He has held down the
site for the past fifteen years, and now
he his receiving his reward having
disposed Of number Of his prospects
to good advantage.
r. H. Case, of Ell Paso, Texas,
consulting engineer for number of
Southern copper companies who had
been sent up to spy out the Rulch in
the interests Of his clients was in the
new town Saturday. Mr.. Case said
that In all his experience he never
saw a more promising field for ex-
ploitation. The work already done
shows that there is copper in immense
quantities and the ore Is away above
the average in value. He had heard
Of the wealth Of the Red Gulcli, but
he could testify that the half had not
been told. 1t was his prediction
that every operator now on the
ground would make fortune.
Squire Pond, superintendent Of the
Marmaton Gold Mining company,
was another Saturday visitor. 1t
was his opinion that the camp would
in short time become one OF the
greatest copper producing camps in
the country. The evidence Of an
abundance Of the metal was so ap-
parent that the veriest tenderfoot
could not help but zee it.
Senator Stevens, of Colorado
Springs, was another visitor. The
senator was so taken with the camp
that he will return within the next
ten days prepared to take u chance at
tho prosperity Of the new diggings
by becoming al extensive operator.
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A NEW OFFICE-Henry Unger,
the new secretary for the Florence
Business Mems association, is pcgc.
tiating with j. +. Fritz for n suite of
two rooms in the Fritz block which
will be used for his offico and for the
benefit Of tho association. II tho deal
is closed the rooms formerly occu-
pied by tho Florence Electric Street
Railway company will be devoted to
this use.
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IN DEATH HOUSE - Andrew
] johnson, the convicted murderer Of
Marshal Frisbie Of Lamar, has been
taken to the execution house at the
penitentiary and is under the surveil-
lance Of the death watch. He is to
hang this month unless executive
clemepcy IL extended