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SURPRISES MANY
AT EMERYVILLE
LONG SHOTS GIVE FAV0RITES
A DRUBBING
PHILLIsTINA, HELD AT 80 TO 1,
WINS EASILY
Booger Red Beats Anna May and
other Clever sprInters Over Fu-
turlty course-Track condl-
lions Responsible

OAKLAND, Dec. 16.-There were a
number of surprises at Emeryville to-
day. One of the upsets came In the
third race when Phillistina, 80 to
chance, gained a nose victory over Al
mena, another outsider. Serenade,
played from 6 to to to TO- led until
the stretch was reached, when she
stopped badly. Deneen, the favorite for
the second race, got away very poorly
and though closing much ground could
not catch Lord Provost and Warden
Yell. Curriculum, to 1, took the fifth
from Yank and Belle Kinney. Gene
Russell, the favorite, was Off badly
Results: 49,
Q<ing) 9 to l. won; Banthel 100 (MtllaD, u
to /, second; Pops, los CBuxton), to !, third;
time, 1902 2-5. Deviser, Johnny White. Dis
cerner, Larry Mugan Duhme, X. M BROWN
Street Singer and Minalto also ran.
Second race, 6 furlongs, selling-Lord Provost,
ia (Coburn), 5 to J. won; Warden yen Ito
CWillams), 20 to 1, second: Deneen, ITO Got
toni to 5, third; time, 1:16 S-5 Prince Bru-
tus Derdom, St. Joe, Trust, Silberschwanz,
Huiford, Celeres and DR.. Sherman also ran.
Third race. furongs, seling-Philistina, los
CIcI.aughlin). 80 to l, won; Almena, 100 Dev-
erish), 10 to 1, second; Cowen, lo4 tSchmldt)'
10 to 1, third; time, 1902 1-5 Lukeramus. Ser
enade, Prosper, Eel Paso, Blameless and Mi
caea also ran.
Fourth race Futurity course seling-BooFer
Red, 1O7 Cwalsh), II to 5, won Anna May
100 (McCarthy), 5 to 1, second; Bill Eaton
90 (Deverch), 20 to 1, third; time iii S-6
Fireball, Grace G, Sir Lynnwood, J. c. Core
Burning Bush. Nebulosis and Darlington also
ran.
Fifth race, c furlongs. Curriculum,
11g (GilberD to l. won Yank. 119 (Mentry),
to /, second Belle Kinney, 119, Qycurgus),
3 to 1, third: time, 1:15 rs Gene Russell,
Exchequer Duke of Orleans, Belchamber, Crys-
tai Wave and Sid Silver also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs, purse-Don Enrique,
100 (NIiller), to 5, won; DR.. Hol2berg Sc
Deverich), IS to o. second; Twilight Queen,
gent, Keep Moving, Wap, Clamor and Cur
gantua also ran.
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Hawaiian Governor Reports

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-The an
nual report of Governor w. f. Frear
of Hawaii, made public today, declares
that, while there has been in the past
a widespread feeling that the territory
has received little teention in return
for the $10,2S7, 900 customs receipts and
S4B6, 67S in internal revenue paid into
the federal treasury. that feeling has
been largely dispelled by the liberal
appropriations by congress for Honour
LII and the Pearl harbor naval stations,
etc. Governor Frear says the hnancia
crisis last -all and winter was scarcely
noticed in Hawaii
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SANTA MONICA TO HAVE
OLD PITCHER NEXT YEAR
Hlqh School Fans Are oVerioyed at
Prospect of Having Assistance
of Excellent Man In
the Box

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 16.-The
baseball enthusiasts of the local high
school are overjoyed at the news re-
ceiyed here that Delhi. the crack
pitcher of last year, will be in the
team the coming season.
Delhi was the strength of the team
last season and will be one Of the
principal factors in making Santa
Monicas team one with which to be
reckoned next year. The team viii
begin practice Immediately after the
Christmas holidays, with their favorite
pitcher in the box.
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WILL SUE GUN CLUBS FOR
WATER DAMAGES TO LANDS
TWO Orange County Ranchers Will
Allege Losses by Reason of
Floods to Amount
to $4,000

Suits for damages probably will be
brought by Smith and Dunn, ranchers
of Orange county, against the Surf
Gun club and the Pacific Gun club.
claiming that the operations Of the
gun clubs have caused water to flood
their lands. The ranchers will ask for
$4,000 damages, claiming to have suf-
fered a loss of $500 in 1907 and also
in 1908.
w. Il. Newman, foreman of the grand
Jury, and Col. S. H. Finley of Orange
county, at the request of the farmers,
have inspected the condition of the
lands.
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confesses to EmbezzIement

OAKLAND, Dec. 16.-Stating that
while station agent at Wichita. Kas.,
he had embezzled about $500 from the
Missouri Pacific company; c. P. Bis
sell gave himself up to the police here
today because his conscience troubled
him so that he could not rest. The
railroad company was notified and an
officer will be sent for the prisoner.
Bissell declared that he had not slept
for a week. so great was his fear Of
nurSJift
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cIaudlanes, TrlaI Reaun

OAKLAND, Dec 16.-The work of
securing a jury to try Peter Claude
anes, the Greek charged with dynamite
ing the home OF former Supervisor j.
L. Gallagher of San Francisco, began
here today, three jurors being sworn
by the end of the session. District
Attorney Langdon of San Francisco
assisted the prosecution, as the case
is in a measure connected with the
graft prosecution of that city, Gala
CHER having been an important witness
against Ruef
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CITY OF LOS ANGELES


VOTES
Elisabeth C. Mccarthy, SIC Ave So,
Los Angeles city, Cal. II
Ruby " Lindsay. 1885 Lincoln, Los
Angeles city Cal ................... II
Bertha c. wright 41S South Grand
ave. Los Angeles city, Cal. 30
Laura Jones. 1920 W. 29d street,
Los Angeles city. Cal. ............. IA
Flora N. Cohn, s5e Valencia. Los An
geles city, Cal. ................''.' ~
Belle M Redding, 1908 Toberman, Los
Angeles city, Cal. .................. ~
Emily f. johnson, 314 W. Fourth
street. Los Angeles city, Cal. ...... IL
Mary Hawley. $40 w 47th street, Los
Angeles city, Cal .......'..,........ ~
Ellen F. Lang, ss7 E. s7th street, Los
Angeles city, Cal. .,...,,........... ~
Alma R. Sutton. 1926 E. 47th street.
Los Angeles city, cai............... sos
Florence Sands, PITS u. Third street,
Los Angeles city. Cal. .............. %
Una Burritt. s414 s. Flower street,
Los Angeles city, Cal. f,SS
M. e. Quayle, Polytechnic Il. g., Los
Angeles city, Cal ................' 10
Anna McLaury, Los Angeles city. Cal. 10
Mrs. Clara Harding, Los Angeles city,
Cal. ......... .........,.-......'.' 81
Jessie NJ. Gearhardt. Los Angeles city,
Cal. ...,........... .........'..'.. II
Miss Ella Robertson. Los Angeles city,
Cal ............... ,.......'.'.'' A'HS
Miss C. Bruer (Polytechnic), Los An
geles city, Cal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49
M. Elizabeth Field, 1928 W. 21st st..
Los Angeles city, Cal. .............. 10
Emma 8. Richardson. 14S N Gates
street, Los Angeles city, Cal. $500. 22
Cora E. Lamb, 1o47 e. asa st.. Los
Angeles city, Cal. .......,...,,.... 2,SS
AM ri ~
Cal .........-... ...-.'...''..'.'' II
Miss Fannie NJ Hays 1890 T. 21st ST.,
Angeles city, Cal. .................. ~
Miss q. ]. Gibson, Los Angeles city.
Cal ..................' --'.'.''.'' 40
Miss Agnes Knight, Los Angeles city.
Cal S........... .....,..........''' ~
Miss Margaret cassels. s51 W. Ave.
So. Los Angeles city, Cal .......... II
Blanche E. Gregg. 262 e. Attn st.,
Los Angeles city, Cal .............. 10
Mrs K L. Madden, lO1 N. Boyle ave,
Los Angeles city, Cal. ..-.......... 2.1e
Ada J. lehman. Los Angeles high
school, Los Angeges city, Cal. ...s. 10
eMiss Grace Wilson. 9s7 E. 21st street,
Los Angeles city. Cal. .........-.... 10
M. e. Wright, s24 w. s5th place. Los
Angeles city Cal .................. Is
Miss Verne c. Blythe. s57 Grameroy
street, Los Angeles city. Cal. $3.50. IL
Vera Blake. $50 N Hazard st., Los
Angeles city, Cal ................. II
Miss Margaret Buell.. Washington st.
school .........'...' .'.-'.'.'.''.' Az
Mary ]. Collins, 2134 Reservoir street.
Los Angeles city. Cal ............ IS
Caroline " Burgess. 1913 Bridge St.. 10
Agnes A. Merrill, 4S5 W. Ave. 61...... 1o
Laura NJ Ferguson. sS7 9. Olive. 1,12
Mrs. Clara B. Lewis. 542 Boyle ave.. 10
Mary j. Workman. asa Boyle ave.. 10
Miss Mae Elmendorf. 1s5 e. 2sth ST.. 10
Miss zulika Guiberson, 2sth st. school. 10
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Belle A. williams. covina, Los Angeles
county, Cal .....'.....'''''' AO'
Mrs Leonora Mcdonald Lordsburg.. 10
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Lordsburg.... 1ol
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Turkish Parliament Opens

CONsTANTINOPLE, Dec 16.-Tur-
key makes her bow as a full fledged
constitutional monarchy tomorrow
when the new parliament will hold its
first session. This assembly was pro-
vided for in the constitution provided
by Abdul Hamid last July and is the
first body of it's kind to meet in the
empire for over thirty years.
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win Play Football

A football game between the Pastime
Athletic club and the Santa Ana school
will be played Christmas day at the
Fiesta park grfdiron. In all proba bill
ity the Pastime eleven will play Sec
ond game. but the second club has not
hean selected,
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Indian ChIef pIea

PINE RIDGE, S. D., Dec. 16.--Chief
American Horse, the Ogalalla Sioux In
dian chief, died today on Pine Ridge
reservation, aged rs years. Two years
AGO the war department used him to
subdue the renegade band Of Utes In
wyoming.
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SAN BERDARD1No COUNTY

Margaret waterhouse, TAO 6th st.. San
Bernardino, s. B. county. Cal. 49,.
Lucy Morgan, 74s E st, San Ber-
nardino. San Bernardino county, Cal
Miss Brayton. 57s 18th ST.. San Bernar-
dino, San Bernardino county, CALI.
Miss Jessie Lee Murphy, Chino, San
Bernardino county Cal. ..........
Miss Annie Grace. San Bernardlno
county, Cal ....................,
Elizabeth Mcclure. Cotton San Ber-
nardino county, Cal .............
veteria Lee, Cotton. San Bernardino
county Cal .....................
Sadie Dagger. 725 Orange st. Red
lands San Bernardino county, CAL.
Virginia L. Ashby. Redlands. San Ber-
nardino county, Cal ................
Frances Enslow, Ion Church ST., Red
lands San Bernardino county. CAL.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-17

VOTES.
Martha Gay, z7s Lime St. Riverside,
Riverside county. Cal ............. i0i
county. Cal. ........................ Isl
Eugene Fuller. Riverside. Riverside
county, Cal. ...................... 100
Lula e. Main, Corona, Riverside coun-
~, Cal ............-........ 1,l74
Grace Todd, Corona, Riverside county.
Cal ........ ...................... 100
Mrs Lizzie Noonan. San Jacinto.
Riverside county, Cal. .......... los
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VENTURA COUNTY

wilhelmina Kane. 1915 Santa Clara.
Ventura. Ventura county, Cal $3.50.
Phoebe " Eaton. 1910 Santa Clara.
Ventura. Ventura county, Cal. .....
Maud e. chrisman, 41O Ash. Ventura.
Ventura county. Cal. ...............
Eta z. Ayres. 1917 Santa Clara, Ven
turss Ventura county, Cal. ......
Mae Henning 1905 Mela. Ventura.
Ventura county, Cal. .......-..
Ruth Henry. 1897 Santa Clara. Ven
tura county, Cal ..-.......-.-......
Bertha Ball. oxnard, Ventura county.
Cal s-.s-s.-.
Nellie NJ Hovey, Poll and Oak sta,
Ventura. Ventura county. Cal. .....,
Ella Fraser. camarilla, Venture
county, Cal. Neutrality-suspicious..
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

Emma Leonard. lis w carrino St.
Santa Barbara, s. r county. Cal.
Irene Candy, s1s W Figueroa st.
Santa Barbara, s. B, county. Cal... l
Rena chappel, 1918 Nora villa ave,
Santa Barbara, S. B county. Cal. -. l
Ruby Evarts. 1875 I'd ave. Santa Bar
bara county ..........,.-.......-. 4
Clara Diehl. 1o4 W. Orpe ST.. santa
Barbara, s. B. county. Cal. ....s... l
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ORANGE COUNTY

Mary z. Rice, 41s w. Sd St, Santa
Ana, Orange county. Cal. ...........
Miss Florence Hayler Anaheim.
Orange county, Cal. ................
Blanche Shoemaker, Glassell school.
Orange, Orange county. Cal ........
Stella Stanley. Center school. Orange.
Orange county. Cal ................
Miss Thompson. santa Ana. ..........
Miss Collins, Santa Ana...............
Miss wyant. Santa Ana ..............
Miss Payton, Santa Ana ............
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Offers Gun for Poultry

The Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce decided yesterday to offer cup
for the best table and laying fowls ex-
hibited at the meeting of poultry breed
ers to be held here in January.
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Ten.Minnte Bulletins

Hiram Burrows-How's yer chawin'
terbacker, Ezra?
Ezra Skinner Reluctantly producing
plug)-Failin' fast; I don't expect it to
last the day out.-Puck.
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Gertrude Ticlnor, Pasadena. Los An-
geles county, Cal .............,-.. 1ao
Miss Sloan, $40 American ave, Long
Beach, L. A. county, Cal. ......... Isl
Miss Mary Doyle. L. A. county, CAL. 1873
Miss Katherine williams, Downey. Los
Angeles county, Cal .............. S,411
Mrs. Shea, Inglewood. Los Angeles
county, Cal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AVl
Miss Edith Newton South Pasadena,
Los Angeles county, Cal. los
Miss Nellie Hoag. Monrovia. Los An
geles county, Cal .................. lOz
Miss Ada A. Sloan, Rivera, Los An
seles county. Cal .................. 1Es
Helen Kelsey Lynn, La Baflona school,
Palms l. A. county. Cal. .......... 100
Miss Frances Nichols. Pasadena. Los
Angeles county, Cal ............... los
Miss Josephine widney. covina. Los
Angeles county. Cal ................ l0A
Miss ETie Fluker. HeneIeck Hotel,
Long Beach, L A. county, Cal lO2
Lily E. McCieelen, sawtelle. Los An
geles county. Cal. ................. 14O
Miss Jessie Butler, San Dimas, Los
Angeles county, Cal. ............... 10l
Miss Lillian Scott 2s5 Myrtle ST.. Po-
mona. Los Angeles county, Cal. ..,... 100
Miss Eleanor Martin, 1853 w. I'd St.
Pomona. Los Angeles county, CALI. 100
Mrs. NJ. o. Emery, Long Beach, Los
Co.. c,..-,.o. - r..h
X,sn1o. aa,,..,. nO"s Aee'"' M
Angeles county Cal. -''....-'..'''.. 1Ol
BESSIE raui' venice Los Ahseies CUM mn
al '''.''''''..'. -O'
1srtio Scott; OceAn FarA' LOS Anseles %.
o'uH'S' al -Vt
miss beeaa MetoslI sa"tehe' Los An 100
seies 'oou"'S' S~i' '''''..'''.'''-'' N
seles county. Cal .................. 1o4
Miss M. Keturah Paul, Hollywood. Los
Angeles county, Cal .''..'.'....'.., los
Adele Hauxhurt Redondo' Los An
seieS o"uhlS' ISL '''''''''..'''-' A"V
Miss May sellardo Santa Monica Los
Angeles county Cal ......''.....'.. 1oO
Grace James, Santa Monica, Los An
geles county Cal ......-.......'..' 1Vo
Angeles county, Cal ..........,..... 100
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Six (6) School Teachers From
Los Angeles County

Three from the city of Los Angeles and three from
the county at large outside the city-sx in all from
Los Angeles county.
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TWELVE TEACHEI

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Some examples of enameling on met
ais in the form of small articles of
jewelry and buckles, executed by Mrs.
A. A. Valentien of San Diego, may be
seen at the Raymond Gould gallery'
S.
The exhibition of stenciled fabrics
at the Y. w. C. A. will be continued
through this week.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY
The Great Alaska Yukon-PacifC Exposition to Be Held
at Seattle Wash, June to October Is, 1909


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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11

Since the discovery a few weeks ago
on the Schultz lease on the James boys
property southeast of Gold Crater,
there has been all sorts of excitement
in the region thirty miles east by
southeast from Goldfeld.
Prospectors are stalking claims
throughout the crater and there has
been a general rush to the new camp
of Jamestown, which now has a popu-
lation of about 200. Wellington has
also reawakened and many ~prospectors
are working in that vicinity, while at
Antelope wells and Cactus spring there
are many outfits prospecting and devel-
oping the ground.
This rush has attracted ~tentio to
Camp Rockefeller, which is on the con
tinuation of the jamestown formation
and which has been considerably devel-
oped in a quiet way for the past year
or two. The camp is situated near
Cactus spring and has all the ear
marks of richness and permanency.
The property of Bailey Brothers IN
this vicinity shows $10S in gold and
silver at a depth of eighty-five feet
George Spencer has been locking after
thirty-four claims and is securing as
saws ranging from $35 to $50 to the ton
The shaft of the Scott company is
down ia feet and assays as high as
$40 are o~btainable. j. McKitchen
sent a shaft down fifty feet and in a
has uncovered stringers OF
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
DAVIS & WHEELER LAND
AN IMMENSE PROPOSITION

"Diamondfeld jack Davis of the
firm of Davis & Wheeler has returned
from Rawhide, where he completed ar
rangements for one of the most extern
sive mining deals in the state of Ne
vada, having obtained the last sigma
ture needed for the transfer of surface
rights to about 1000 acres of rich
placer ground.
1t is the intention of the firm to form
the Rawhide Consolidated Gold
Placer Mining company and operate on
a larger scale than any other placer
proposition in the state, with the pos
sible exception of the Round Mountain
Hydraulic Mining company. The in
corporation is for 5000, 900 shares at 81
each and treasury stock will be placed
on the market as soon as the papers are
fled and organization completed.
Mr.. Davis is highly enthusiastic over
the outlook for the company. He has
had the ground thoroughly tested and
finds that the average distance to bed
rock is between t~hirty-five and forty
feet and that the dirt on bedrock will
range from So to So in value.
The plan of Davis & Wheeler is to
build a railroad five miles in length and
transport the placer dirt to water. The
gravel will be extracted by means of
bedrock drifts at a cost for mining and
treatment estimated at not over sew
enty-fve cents to the ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
NEW YORK MARKET GOSSIP

New York. April 8, (specaD.-I pointed tut last week that the market vas
linz and the market is again getting to the level which favors speculative and
There ar not many things dangerous to the situation, which are hanging
aver tn street The Erie financial difficulties ire believed to hav beer met
M all danger If a receivership averted. With the disappearance OF tn Erie
cloud win pass the threatened storm
used releniesiy to cut down expenses tn next month o. two VIII 10
much better results in the net
The statement of the u. 8 Steel company o N earnings Tor the quarter INC
ing in March is having a good effect
The sensation IF the past few days in the outside market has beer. TIL sell
Lawson would carry the stock Immediately to a point far above it's introductory
price N the curb. His failure to do so has caused a tremndous lot of disap
pointment especially IN the part of the F" qaick urn I'm among ne speeu
they saw in the tremendous volume # orders, whichc cam in from Ill parts Of
the country, a solid foundation for building up IN advancing market
Lawson In his supporters, however, think the brokers mad enough
out II Yukon in commissions and are nov shaking out the weak hands The
who hav bought Yukon Gold for investment are thought to have good
value and to be safe, but it will probably be ome time before the stock we
II is pointed out however, that Lawson will lot dare bring nut the new
Gurgenheim Copper Combination until he las lifted Yukon Gold n shown his
public a stable, regular market at higher prices for the shares which they %
readily took in his FIRST campaign.
the Guggenheims, having let 70 of the hide, are low letting go If the tail There
are those who say that the Guggenheims made a sharp deal when they az aai
ments where they can make copper 1t from z to 8 cents as against Amalqa-
mateds 10 cents % 10 cents and also to protect their immense Alaska copper
where it is said the costo Il production can De brought down to 4 cents
The aotation of Miami Copper marks an epoch in the promotion If mining
enterprises in New York. The allied interests in control of this enterprise
namely the Lewsohns and the American metal people have seemingly put up a
square deal as a square deal is defined at Washington. Their cards are all on
the table, The public is made acquainted with all the details of the business
the costo Il the properties and their development The Miami Copper company
properties ire att Globe, Arizona.
The Nevada market has been quiet -overhadowed by he excitement in
Yukon. Tonopah mining has however, moved up strongly IN the nouncemen
that the company debt has been ut in a few months, practically sine the first
Of the year, from nearly 10000 to only a little more than 100000. Montgom-
cry shoshone advanced n one or two good buying orders Large orders have
Sensational news is reaching New York concerning the recent developments
greatest in history"
I predict great interest throughout the east in God6ed issues
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
GOOD ASSAYS AT ROCKEFELLER

amazing richness. This property is
owned by Knott & Thompson and is
situated near the mouth of the canyon
four miles from Cactus spring. A con
siderable body of ore was recently en-
countered which runs 1924 in gold and
a few ounces of silver. The shaft has
developed into a well and there is con
In the vicinity of Camp Rockefeller
practically all the ground that shows
naturalization has been staked and the
owners are working hard to protect
their properties. There has been little
or no relocating.
On the ground of Cockings & Houl-
den, who have eight claims on the
south side of the White Elephant, a
cross ledge has been unearthed which
assays about $50 in gold and $40 in
silver. The ledge has been followed to
a depth of twenty-three feet, where it
shows much better, both in size and
richness, than on the surface. This
ledge will be explored at depth and it
is expected that a shipping mine will
result.
There are now in the neighborhood
of 120 men in Camp Rockefeller and
vicinity. Some splendid float, richer
than any lodges yet uncovered, has
been found. it being not unusual to get
paintings running we'll into three fig
ures. Camp Rockefeller certainly has
all the earniarks of ~permanency.