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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11

Tho sugar makers are looking for
quite prosperous sugar sea son in spite
OF rather poor beginning. -- Mrs Van
Ness Chase, who has been threatened
with pneumonia Is some what better.
Her niece from st. Adams has been car
Ing for her.--'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Il.
Hun of West Berkshire. who have been
visiting Mrs IIull's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert s. Merrill have returned to
their home,-The Rev. Mr.. Urban and
family have moved into the parsonage
which has been improved a little inside
by being newly painted and papered-
The saw mill owned by George Webster
aud sons of Swanton is doing a big bus
mess this spring. Never before have
there been as many logs in the mill yards
A night gang has been working for some
timc.-Mrs. Gertrude Luce and son. Her
bort. accompanied by Miss Jennie Young
Of Battle Creek, Mich, are the guests of
Mrs. I,ottio TYLER,
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ALBCRGH CENTER.

Miss Eliza Gribbon, assisted by her
pupils and Miss Nellie Mentally OF Bur-
lington as soloist and elocutionst, will
give musicale in Lockwood's hall Wed
nesday evening, April 10.--The cooper
ative creamery will open April 15-Miss
Catlin of Swanton was the guest of Miss
Marion Gordon last week-M. A.
Gonya has taken the contract for
drawing the butter and supplies for the
creamery.-The schools in town opened
April s.-Miss Genevieve Reynolds of
johnson Normal school is passing her
vacation at the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson Reynolds.
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VERMONT TEAMS
ARE ADMITTED
Burlington and Montpelier Barre
Voted into New Hampshire
League.
MUST RAISE A $1,000 FUND
This As q Guarantee of Good Faith
r. n. Milne Elected Vice-Presidcut
The season Will Open May IL
and Close September s.
Harmonious Meeting.

Manchester, y. II, April 1o-At a meet
Ing of the New Hampshire Base Ball
League held here to-day Burlington and
Montpelier Barre of Vermont were given
franchises with the stipulation that each
club raise 800 as a guarantee OF good
faith. T. X. Milne represented the Bur
ington interests and A. W. Daley Of Mont
pelier and c. X. Wishart of Barre. the
Intercity Mr.. Milne was chosen vice
president of the league and Mr.. Daley a
member of the schedule committee
The meeting was very harmonious and
everything points to a most 5uccessfu
season which Will open May II and close
September s.
The schedule committe, which went into
session at the close OF the business meet
ing. will probably have its work COM
pleted tomorrow.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

Chicago. April 10.
WHEAT-May -7%c; July 1890.
CORN-May 47hc; July 47tsNLc.
OATS-May 431sc; July 3oAc
PORK-May Ss22ia; July slse1l,.
LARD-Msy ssS; July S95dS a7is
R1BS-May Ss71.; July sS.@.
Cssh quotations are as follows:
WHEAT-Spring No. .. StdSSc No 3.
74Ts2c: No. red, 757sG77c
CORNING. 3 &c; No yellow, 4s,bG
nc.
OATs-No. 2 a3isc; No. . white ,s%a
Hi4c; No. 2, white rl4q43c
RTE-NO >. Sc,
BARLEY-(Fa!r to choice maltingl san
Sc.
FLAXSEED-No. !, sl.u: No. / north
western, N.I7mllS
TIMOTTY--I'rime seed 1928
CLOVER-ContraCt grades sl525
SHORT RLBS-Sides (loose) IS 50dS On.
MESS PORK-(pcr bblD Sl6.311k71s
LARD-tper 100 lbs) $3.50
SIDES-Short clear (boxedJ IS. 7FfA o.
WHISKEY-(Basis Of high wnes) 81. .
BUTTER-On the produce exchange to-
day the butter market was firm
creameries. 22d2Hsc; dairies o0GcTc
EGGS-Firm: nj mark cases included,
l5iac frsts 16c; prime irsts lie; extras
-; cheese, steady, 12i5dIec.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Quotations for Cattle, Sheep and Hons
At New York.

New York, April To-
BEEVES-Receipts LOIS market
steady. Steers s5Ooa6.oO; bulls at S. 500
40. Few extra at .tana5,oo: cows 81. 7oq
$50. one car do at $40. Exports to-day
100 cattle and 400 quarters Of beef
CALVES-Receipts 2,sso; market opened
&c higher. but closed with the advance
lost Common to prime veals s5.ondS.O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rocdip.s 2.Gnn
Market Arm. Prime clipped sheep sold AZ
S.s7lb; unshorn lambs IS 5Nu9lo spring
lambs S. T672 q.
HOGS-Receipts 1895 fccling steady:
prime State and Pennsylvania hogs quot
ed at s7.os.
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MONTGOMERY.

MISS sane James is at homo from Ros-
ton on vacation.--Ernest Combs has
moved 10 T. y. Swans tenement. Mr.
Wilbur mas moved from Montgomery Cen
yer 10 ~ o. BARRIERS house, recently va
cateo ny Norman Llinlbra. -Ovide Baker
mas moved from the Center back to his
mousse vacated by Fred Parent Village
SCHOOLS began Monday with Misses Me.
Grail Mead and Martin as teachors.-At
the meeting OF the w. c. T. t., held Fri
Gay at the parsonage, Mrs. j. W. Baxen
dale and Mrs w. G. Mansfield were elect
ed delegates TO the county convention to
he held In May at Rchford.-M Mabe,
farker has returned to Randolph AMI
Miss May Hall TO johnson.
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some time past, will close affairs
re at the end of the month.
frhe criminal business of the term
s practically finished in Franklin
flnty court yesterday. In the case OF
ate VS.. Frank Hebcrt, charged with
Finishing liquors Contratry to law,
II respondent was sentenced to not
pre- than l2 nor less than 10 months
the House of correction. The sem
lce was then suspended and the TO-
|ondent placed In chcarge of Proba.
. n Officer Hogan.
1Thc case Of state VS.. Dcrnie Gilmorr
urged with selling liquor to minors.
s taken mp and an agreed statement
facts heard by tho court No dcCis-
in this case was rendered. In tho
orcc case of Flcda Il. Shufclt VS..
rus Shufclt. bill was granted for
bitterly.
Evidence Of tho near close or the
= m was shown by the discharge Of all
two of the petit jurors. two OF the
rel being held in case OF something
R,xpectcd turning ur. The court
ket was still further cleared yestor-
nv the striking off OF n score of
cases. Court business is now in
her aud all cases will be speedily
I'd in their order.
Who case Of state va. Mary Curr'c
lin. charged with selling intoXicni-
liuuor. was again taken up Nest"r'
before Judge Post. The case was
burned until to-day whom it VIII he
posed of. The case of state VS.. Ar
r Morrison of Fletcher for similar
! psc will also be tried to-day.
I he wedding Of Miss Helen A. Mac
I hon and Dr. Alan Davidson was
mnlzed at St Mary's rcctory last
ming at $50 O'Clock The ceremony
performed by the Roy. u. ]. OSul-
II and was strictly private, being wit
sed only by two intimate friends. The
ie was charmingly attircd in white
over silk and hcr going away gown
navy blue with hat to match. DIR.
Mrs. Davidson left on the EOS p. m.
II for Montreal and after briet wed
ng trip will take up their residence In
city.
Iodnesdav. April eith, has heen settled
| n ae tho date for the third annual
t Together banquet, which will he
/ IN in the city hall. under the auspices
he st Ahans board of trade. Ste
| n T. Rovco has been selected ms the
s.naster The COMMITTEES on speakers
Isisting Of col Frank l.. Green. Ro-
l., Burnap and Charles H. Place
announce the programme in few
8. The date may possibly he chang
rs the evening decided on is one on
Ich one OF the important rehearsaIs
he st. Adams Choral Union is to he
good roads meeting, which II Is |
ectcd will he attended by all the !
h commissioners IN Franklin county |
he held here Thursday, April is |
3innlng at 1890 n IN. Charles w.
es State commissioner OF high |
+. will preside.
Adams Council. No. 297 Knights of !
mbus. has elected NJ. II. OHeare and |
bert p. Burns, delegates to the State
y.ention which will he held in Fair
on in May. Edward Sweeney and ,
iel Shcehan were elected alternatcs.
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SEASON OPENS TODAY.

To-day sees the opening Of the base hail
season for 1907 in the American and Ma
tional Leagues. These gHmes are sched-
ulcd:
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Washington.
Chicago at ST. Louis,
Cleveland at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
AT Baltimore-Baltlmore ., New York
Americans 3. five innings. rain)
At Charlottesville, Va, ,--Darth nout 4
University OF Virginia g.
At Harvard Wesleyan, wet
grounds.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. W. r. Smile IL ill-Miss Minnie
Carey is visiting Mrs. F. IT. Shattuck.-
A. L. L.araway is in Hartford, Conn. this
week.-Thomas Potters sugar house with
quantity Of wood and sugar were burn
ed to the ground April 3--Mrs. Abby
Wills and daughter. Mrs. Frank Winter
or Burlington recently visited their
mother and grandmother Mrs. Clarence
Stanley.-Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Thomas Of
Cambridge visited their daughter, Mrs
Ralph Wells over Sunday.-Mrs. l.. ].
Cheney has returned home from Burling-
ton whore she has been spending the
Henry Stafford and children
returned to her home in Winooski Satu-
daN.-Mr and Mrs. H. Il. Miller are
passing a few DAYS with Mrs Mtlers
sister, Mrs Emily Gillett, at Stowe.
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SWANTON CENTER.

The two heavy snowfals this week
promise fair sugar season yet to come.
The mercury registered only SIX degrees
above zero one morning recen+ly.-Miss
Daisy Royce has returned from a threa
weeks visit in Boston with her sister
Mrs, r. w. Beals and IS teaching Tho
spring term Of school in district No g.
Mr.. and Mrs f. VI. Hubbard entertained
n large company at their sugar camp
on" afternoon recently.--Miss Florence
Donaldson began the spring term of school
IN district No. 10 Monday, her fourth sue
Cessivc term.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

Boston, April 10.
F1OCR-f Flour Is quiet but fairly
steady: Spring patents, mill shipment,
A5SgiN; winter patents, sS.&d4.15 win
ter Etraights So SHd3s5: winter clears. 81. 20
$3.50; spring clears. s32541S6O
CORNMEAL AND OATM EAIl-Stea1v
with fair demand at: Bag cornnAal
NOsu1l0; barrel cornmeal s2oSa2 GO.
granulated. s2aCdS bolted. 81 7sd2. So; roll
led oatmeal, s4.50a6 o.; cut and ground.
A@dS'66; rye -four, s3.e57L15; graham,
S225d49o
CORN-Corn Is quiet and lower
Spot steamer yellow. 54dSr,c: No. 2 vel
low, 57hc; No. 3 yellow, 53M53lsc. for
shipment No. yellow SIC. No. yellow,
o3lxqo4c; guaranteed cool and sweet. 53isc.
PORk-Fresh ribs are quoted Nc high
or. and heavy backs and short cut bar
rel pork IS Poe lower. but other pork pro
visions are steady and unchanged: Fresh
ribs, 13aQ1$3c; short cut ana heavy
backs s1eTs
BEEF-Beef is steady: Extra sides
heavy, SGsi.c, good. 7iqaSc light. 7a7I1c:
heavy kinds, 1ca1ohc; good. ss.a10c
light sG91ac. heavy fores. eds1.c: good
5lsdsc: light 565Ikc
LAMBS AND VEA1S-Lambs and
veals are firm at; Spring lambs.
i2l4@l3c: yearings saloc; muttons, Sf1oc
veals. 1oTl2c; fancy. 1Sc.
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STOWE.

| IL. {. Akeley of Minneapolis. dorH
of the Akeley Memorial building. is
expected here in May.---News has been
| received Of the recent death of Mrs
Roxy Ann churchill a the home of her
son. Edward L. Churchill in Jackson.
Iowa Mrs. Churchill was tho daugh
ter Of Perry Marsh who with his fam
lily resided in stowe for many years.
She was born in 1918, and had lived in
the West since 1862. She was the Wild
ow OF Stillman Churchhill, who Is re-
membercd as the man who first rnado
an effort to bring Mt. Mansfield to the
notice OF the public. converting his
house into q hotel which afterwards
became a part of the Mt. Mansfield
hotel, and was for many years a popu-
lar resort
Charles Hamel had four fingers and a
thumb taken off Monday afternoon while
operating a slab saw at the Pike MILL
memorial service in honor of Miss
Sarah Porter. who died March 81 in Ash
land, \. f.. will be held in the vestry
of the COngregat onal Church Friday af-
ternoon at three o'clock DR. ]. c. Nor
gan has purchased Mrs. Sallie Buzzells
house on Main street-GeorGe Watts has
sold his farm in Stowe Hollow to Harry
Magoon.-Mrs. G. r. Barnes received
calls from friends on Sunday In honor OF
her 10Th carbohydrates Winnie Atkins
OF Waterbury visited Miss Frankie Smith
over Sunday at A. l., Gale's.-Mrs f. A.
Hill is visiting her daughter Mrs Lula
Dunbar, in ST. Albans.-Mr. ara Mrs NJ
T. Eddy of White River junction are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eddy-Nrr.
and Mrs. Henry Foster of Port Covington
have Joined Mr.. Fosters parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Foster on the Wright
farm at West Branch.-Niiss Mildred
Warren visited In johnson over Sunday.
The senior class of Stowe high school
will repeat the play valley Farm AT
Akeloy memorial building Friday even
ing. April 1a-Messrs Houston. Campbell.
Harris and Adams returned to their
studies at the University OF Vermont
Monday.-Guy, tho eight years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs, +. j, Holden. is III with
diphtherla.-M. e. French Sunday night
was unconscious about four hours from
a sudden Illness.
Commissioner II. @. Thomas has ap-
pointed r. /. Frost of Brattleboro fish
and game warren of Windham county -
Several inches OF snow fell here Mon
day and sleighs were used again.--Miss
Alice Chaplin IL recovering from an at
tack Of innammatory rheumatism. Mrs
Helen Livingston. Mrs. Laura Jones and
Miss Martha Mathews OF Burlington
visited airs. Lena Sargent over Sunday
All who have recolections or items of
interest in regard 10 the late Miss Sarah
Porter are especially invited to be present
and relate them at the memorial service
at the Congregations, Church vestry
Friday afternoon.-M Thomas Foster
and little granddaughter. Ruth, returned
Saturday from visit to Mrs. Fosters
daughter, Mrs John Croney, In West
Beriin.-Mrs. Cora Morrison Of Waterbury
Center is In Stowe this week
Messrs. Aams, Brush. Robinson. Alger, |
Barrows and Dwight and John Smith re-
turned to Norwich University Tuesday
g. 3. Harris was unable TO return to Bur
ington this week. being Ill with quinsy |
sore throat,-Miss Nettie Brush was at
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

vices were held at the Union
ch her" Sunday. Rev. g. p. Taplin
tire from tho ministry soon.-Miss
tn Deminware. who has been III
1mc time, Is no bcttcr,-Mr. and Mrs
,cbe rye Of SWanton visited at the
of her father, Francis Friot Sun
Scott Varney, who has been spend
ne Easter vacation at the home OF
here. returned to Fairfax
lay, whore he will resume his school
s.-Thomas Searles is able to be out
after a few weeks Illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

prospect Of the sugar crop has
Eed wonderfully within a few DAYS
here has already been a fair average
according TO the standard Of late
| Last weeks make was Of superior
IS. a. J. Croft Is completing ar
'ments for installing the maple sugar
it and concession at jamestown.
of the syrup has been secured here
moro will he added al Randolph and
points.-Howard Lucia returned 10
ord Saturday after a few DAYS with
ster, Mrs G. T.. Lafame.-News has
received of the marriage April 9 of
well II. Budd, son of II. II. Budd of
place and Miss Margaret Ryan of
eheld, Mass, where Mr.. Budd has
employed for some time. The cero-
was performed by the Rev. Father
ian in the Church Of the Sacred
!. They will continue to make their
in that city.
: Nannio Farman. who has been
ing in the family of NJ. p. Perloy for
: weeks, left Monday for West
gfeld, Mass. where she has employ
Mrs. Georgianna Stevens is at
after visit TO her son, s. f.
ms In Worthwhile. w. f. Fuller
pot Harbor, Ontario, passed Sunday
his family here.-E. s Parmlee re-
d to Boston Saturday after a week
his parents.-Daniel Brannon Of ST.
is passed Sunday at f. II. Farrell's
i. Morgan Of Boston is expected to
n at the Methodist Church next
~ both morning and evening. Mr..
an Is field agent for lions Herald.
w. Draper attended the Whitcomb
IF Holstein stock in Worcester,
, last fall and purchased two heif-
nd a bull. which are now lust mast
ar old. Two OF them have as a
am Colantha 4th Johanna, owned
w. Gillett Of Rosendale, Wis. This
las recently been tested under direc-
" the State experiment station and
eaten the worlds record on a 6O-day
Her butter record was SD pounds
le best day; 1921 pounds for the best
and 2605 pounds for the GO DAYS. A
In Canton. N, Y, has been trying
the helfer of Mr.. Draper and re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
WEST GEORGIA..

SIS Bertha Carr is at home from col
for n short vacation and
Ia visit her brother A. p. Miner,
is recovering from pneumonia and
Mahoney will re-
from Andover this week accompani-
V Mrs. Clark, who will board at Mr..
lneYs Though the ummer.-Miss
@ Conlin has returned to her school
Hilton after a two weeks vacation.
h Ryan will begin school in TT AL
this week Mr.. and Mrs, ". T..
! visited at Eugene Boyden's in Fair
Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

and Mrs. *. A. Paul returned Satur-
evening, from Boston.-Miss lrma
7r is visiting in Frankiin.-Miss Paul
'erley entertained a party Of friends
r home last week, Wednesday, even
Mrs. J. A. Rouse Is at home after d
weeks visit at Enoshurgh Falls
Ir Pond and Leroy Smith OF Rich
passed Sunday with their parents
John Lowe of Minot, n. p, was
Nn last weelt.-A daughter was born
:. and Mrs T. A PaXman Monday.
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BUCK HOLLOW.

george Buck and Mr., Powers of Bur-
iington were In town Monday and
Tuesday,-W A. Wheeler received =
telegram Monday saying that his
mother Mrs. r. Wheeler, was dying in
New York. Mr.. Wheeler left Monday
night for New York;. d. Scott and son
Hubert, of 81. Adams were at II NJ
dregory's Tuesday.--W. Fl. Rood Is SLOW
ly recovering from the grip,-Mlss Nav
Gregory Is m
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ENOSBURGH.

Tho district schools will begin April %. -
Mrs, c. f. Wright is passing a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Remington.
of New York city.-Mrs. Abigail Yates il
iiI-The farmers are making a great deal
of sugar.-Royce Kenfleld IS III a his home
with InnSllitiS
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GRAND ISLE.

Miss Mary Hibbard is teaching IN the
city school M North Hero.-Miss Jessie
MacOmber will go to Milton TO teach and
Miss Bessie Parker to South Hero to
teach In the north district Miss Camp
bell has returned to the high school in
Grand Isle.-Aiiss Jessie jameson return
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cd to Grand Isle Saturday to resume her
teaching at the corners school.-The Rev.
q. w. Perry will come 10 Eaglo Camp
this week.-Mrs.. kunsie is very ill.--The
Ladies Aid will meet at Candcoce Ma.
conber's Thursday. Miss Bernice Tassie
is passing a few days at North Hero
Mrs. Lots Hoag is stopping at Vantinc's.
Mrs Nina lioag has been seriously i'll.
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BEAVER.

IS Derett of Burlington is at Mrs.
!. Austn's Mrs. Cody has bought
Alison Judd's interest in the r.
ardson farm and will run the farm
season. -Farmers report a good run
an Thursday and Friday.
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FLETCHER.

FRANK Leach Is moving to the RuSy
house.-Suel Spauldlng, who has been nm
has returned TO his work in F.. l.. Smitb,s
creamery Mrs. r. Boozan has rented tho
Church place at the Center and is novl,.
there.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, April lo.-Interest in coppers
hattened out almost completely this
morning and trading was dull and mar
row all day although n few stocks be-
came trlhe more active in the closing
hour.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, April 1o.--Cotton futures
opened steady. April $50; May -, Is; July
1857; August $s57gs5s; Sept. $685. Octo-
Der 1891; Nov. offered ssS5; December
$50 bid; January sloO5; February slo.os
March offered $l0l7 Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids April ssa7;
May sa,H June sa.f; July $sb5 Aug
$3.50; Sept $751; Oct. ssss: Nov 1857
Dec. $3.50; Jan. Mao7. Feb. Soil
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BUTTER MARKET.

Boston, April TO-
RUT"TER-Firm Northern s133ec. .
western Soasic; dairy 2s9asc
OHEESE-Ffrm Vermont txIns Liza
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Wholesale md Retail Prices Fur.iss-
ed by Iocat Dealers
WHOLESALE.

Quotations in local market. n, tho e,,,
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
skIADA REAcH REAL EsTATE

c1r1D1 prACH 8 miles south Of Clln House;
ar4 town on ocean Shore r. B.: 20 minutes
ride. low fares: maeadamized streets, water
sewers sidewalks, shade trees etc, suarAn-
feed Ia contracts; lots $3.50 and upi small
monthly payments. Take bus az Colma sun
dsvs and Thursdays AT II a. IA. Arrange Tor
free transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND CO.. Countryman building Van Ness
ave. and Ellis at.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

GOLDFIELD NORTHERN MINING CO
This company owns SIX full mining eiairns
comprising 20 acres. Ning min ncvth. %
deg. west OF the Mohawk nine" at Gold
field. and right in line and in the same di-
rection the great pay streak in the Mo
hawk" The company hss also secured a
number Of claims in the Walker River Reser-
vation
As fiscal agents OF the company, We are
now Offering TO the public small allotment
OF treasury stock 20 pay for the deEeoDment
work. which has already been commenced
and IS being rapidly pushed forward at
the extremely low price or 15c per share.
Do You remember that dfteen months ago
during the month OF November 1905. No
hawk was listed and was selling on the San
Francisco Stock Exchange at from 15c 20 zoe
per sharee look at its present yaluet
Do not miss this chaucel
Make your reservations By wire or phona.
ACT QUICKLY aud ACT NOW
INGRAM. CHAPMAN 6 CO.,
Fiscal Agents.
Phone Market S144 995 Golden Gate avn
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
sAusALIro REAL EsTATE.

DIR. THos. HILLS OFFERINGS;
.aIete from $500 TO S32o0 Close to ferry;
grand marine views good schools. I am re-
s.o,es,,le FOR over 20 contented and happy
fe1aes in Sausalfto and building more every
day. DO you want onez Take 5o-minute
ride no train no street car. and look me up
DR.. THOS. HILL. Sausalito
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

A RARE BARGAIN
One Of the incest homes in the Mission district
rooms, bath. all modern plumbing, large
basement glass inclosed porches. large Dutch
fireplace, beam ceilings and other attractions
with beautiful view OF city; lot 50xl14: fine
garden and lawn; must be seen to be appre-
ciateo This is one Of the best buys in the
city at S5500 Cash required $4,000, balance
can stand. Apply to owner 912 Elizabeth St
take 22d-st- car to Hoffman ave.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

FOR I1dzrEDIATE SALE WE OFFER
1000 Allegheny Mining at t--.-...-...--....S s. .15
500 Baumann Copper at. ..-..-.-........ so
1000 Bidwen Cold Motor at. ......-.... 40
zoe BidweH Cold Motor at.-.-...-.-. Al
10 Chiapas Rubber at. ..-...... So 90
500 Electric Heat and Mfg at........... so
so Pacific Wireless at.....|.............. az Ken
1000 New York Grass Valley at........... 10
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
MILL VALLEY REAL Estate
BOYLE PARK.
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fEF SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
large. slightly lots, wooded; bay and mountain
view; streets being graded ana sewerea; @ buLolng
lsrger. price $3.50 up. T. 9. PAkkbh Co
II T. PARKER, Agent, Mil Valley
THE c6oiceSt property in NH Valley; low prices
easV naVnepfs For particulars see IJPP,
JISPFR q GHIRARDELLI, 2o6 Countryman
building 9I5 Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
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