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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
A FINE SPECIMEN.

Last Wednesday. Superintendent S.
S. Arentz. of the Nevada Douglas
properties, brought a large specimen
of copper ore to the Times Office. II
was taken from the 650-foot level
and runs about IL per cent copper.
They have encountered a large body
of this ore and are, of course. duly
pleased, but they have so much good
stuff blocked out that il passes al
most without comment. In any other
camp in the state, this strike would
be called wonderful, but 1t is not
much out of the ordinary in this
great mine Yerington Times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
MASON VALLEY COPPER
IS A WONDER IN ORE
HAS SEVEN FOOT BREAST TUN-
NEI-DISCLOSUR IN MASON
VALLEY AND NEVADA DOUG
LAS ARE REVELATIONS.

While the Yerington MalaehiIe
Copper company since the bankers
panic of last fall has been doing
only a little development work and
that confined to the upper workings
1t has a showing which in the min
ing camp of ordinary ore demonstra-
tons would not be regarded half
bad. says the Salt Lake Tribune
Manager Grant Snyder, who has just
returned from the district says that
in the tunnel is a seven foot breast
of ore which averages six per cent
"copper" and samples which he
brought home with him are of gem
uine Yerington varieties, showing
much peacock copper. enprite and
other evidences of still better things
at depth.
Since seeing the developments of
the last several months in the lead
ing mines of the camp said Mr..
Snyder yesterday, . | cannot help
thinking more than ever of theMal-
achite property. Disclosures in the
Mason Valley and the Nevada Doug
las more than bear out the promise
of surface showings all along that
Slthl uiiuti al Dtiif SCON S'l Oh6
portion of which is covered by our
property.
THE added tonnage of ore in the
Mason Valley, which the manage
ment was kind enough to show me,
was a revelation TO me. Without
seeing IL | could not believe that so
much new ore had been brought to
light in so short a time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21

paying quantities and the new pur-
chasers will at once start active de-
velopment. The Kilker district, with
Florence as the townsite, was To-
Gated last summer by Thomas Kilker,
NJ. J. Moore and others and has an
excellent surface showing over the
entire district
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
BINFoRD A HuLsE LETTER.

The market today seemed To lack
the strength of yesterday and was
very quiet and devoid of interest
The trading was almost entirely by
professionals and while there were
no great losses by any of the stocks,
the market closed very weak.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
KILKER COMING FORWARD.

NJ, +. Walch who has been investi-
eating group of claims at Florence
in the Kilker mining district. about
frteen miles from Death Valley
Junction on the Tonopah and Tide
water railroad. has completed his In
vestigati and has recommended the
purchase of the property to syndi-
cate of Omaha capitalists. The deal
ia assured. The claims. four in num-
Der, carry gold, silver and copper in
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
GANs.NEISoN FIGHT.

Moving picture exhibition Of the
Cans. NelsCu night will he given under
the direction of the Ziegler TheSter
Co. of Salt Lake. here tomorrow
"wednesday evening. The pictures
are well worth seeing and are com
mended highly - those who witness
ed them in Ely last night and Il IS
probable that ,arge eapNd Wi be
i'm attendance
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
NEVADA DOUGLAS SHOWING.

In the Ludwig division of the
Nevada Douglas mine | saw fully a
half million tons of ore. averaging
6 per cent copper. and Ii may be
said that in making that showing
but one portion of the property has
been barely scratched. The mine
has been opened to the ESQ foot level
with the values fully as good at the
greatest depth attained as they are
nearer the surface.
THE possibilities of these two
properties and of the camp are
simply stupendous. The ore dis
closures so far made at depth are
not underneath the best surface
showings. so that chances are good
for even greater things than have
yet been opened
The town of Yerington has inn
proved wonderfully, and consider
able building is being done in the
new town of Mason. which is close
TO the principal mines. on the east
slope of the range. Mason has as
pretty a site for a town as | have
ever seen, and owing TO its situation
| would not be surprised to see a
live little city spring up there.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
PLENTY OF COAL.

Coal has been coming in by the
train load The last few days and the
bins and storaee places ere rapidly
filling. The change In this respect
from the shortage which prevailed az
one time last month Is OF character
10 make all hearts glad about the
property. assuring as II does contin-
uous operation. With the supply
ahead that Is now being delivered and
With many train loads behind those
that have 50 far came in, there can
he no Doubt that the smelter Viii
very shortly be SO far ahead with
coal on hand that no fear need be en-
tertained about delays in delive les
during the balance of the wintee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21

duction for twenty--one years has
been 767,469.000 pounds, valued at
s17.456,334. The production ins 1890
was little more than 100000
pounds. In 1907 1t had increased to
100 100000 pounds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21

SHELTER, Oct. 20-The second
furnace of the smelter was blown in
today and should be turning out
matte for the converter the end OF
this week or early in next. With this
furnace going there Is no doubt of
tho plant sending its production well
ND toward the 100000 pounds
monthly output. Nor is there any
longer much doubt but that with the
aid it will give during the balance
of this month the October output will
make the 100000 pound mark.
MATERIAL ON HAND.
Concentrates have been coming
from the concentration recently In
larger quantity than the plant has
been disposing of and in consequence
there is considerable supply of ma
terials ahead for the new furnace TO
work on. BY the time it has reduced
this surplus stock the concentrator
will be in with the fifth sec
ton in full swing and will be equal
to the Top capacity of the furnaces
very shortly thereafter with the sixth
section going So that by January,
the month fixed in the east for reach
ing 100000 pounds, the big plant
will be right on the Job, unless weae
Their conditions of unusual severity
should make for delays In the mean
time on construction and in other
possible ways.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
WHEAT MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Wheat closed
today at 9S l2c.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
CROwDISG NEW UNIT.

At the site of the new unit, Con-
tractor Lynch il crowding the cement
work right along in spite of the cold
weather that has recently prevailed.
This weather has made the job more
expensive for The contractor AID Some
slower but he has nevertheless held
a good gait with his work. To this
time results figure around ar aver
age of 100 yards day and he is
hopeful that he can maintain this av-
erage throughout the big job. The
graders are making better headway
with their work ON the remaining
levels and should be through we'll
within their time allotment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
SECOND FURNACE BLOWN IN At SHELTER
yESTEROAY-W|LL GIVE PRODUCTION A BOOST

IT'S MAKE OUTPUT GO Up RAPIDLY IN NoNEM-
INSTRUMENTATION KEEPING AHEAD OF DEMANDS
LARGE RECEIPTS COAL WITH MORE COMING MAKE SIT
8 NATION E,sy-FIGHT PICTURE TOMORROW
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
DUNCAN SPRINGS

Opens May Is. Rates $l1 to s14 per week.
Increased accommodations. Address Duncan
Springs Co.. HoplRnd. Mendocino Co.. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

st. Clair and trained nurse. The
governor is in a very serious condi
tfon and grave fears are entertained
of his ever regaining his strength. He
is absolutely unable to move with the
exception of his hands. His speech.
however. is not impaired
This evening at his home at Alamo
farm. two miles south of here. the gov
ernor said he was feeling somewhat
easier and expressed the belief that
since he was home he would get we'll.
His condition is thought to have
been the result of his activity and
worry during the last six months at
tendant upon the extraordinary session
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES: WILL CONVENE
Sacramento Offers Handsome
Trophies for Competition
Among Initiating Team -.


The California state aerie. OF the
FTaternal Order OF Eagles viii hold its
next convention in Sacramento May 20,
p and %.
Frank Brew of VALLEJO, the incln-
bent state president; viii, byrvirtue of
his Office, become the junior past :presi-
dent. and he will be succeeded in: pffice
by r. B. Goodcell of San Bernardino.
state vice president, while Dr. c.. A.
Glover OF this, city, incumbent state
chaplain. will be advanced TO the vice
presidency. CT. Kimball Of Shasta
and W. c. Brown OF Lodi will be candi-
dates for chaplain. Gustave Pohlman
OF this city will be retained as state
secretary. For the Offices of treasurer.
conductor inside and outside guards
and three trustees there VIII be several
candidates for each Office.
During the session. teams from a
number Of the aeries Will enter into
competitive exhibition Of the initiatory
work of the order for three cash prizes,
SlO0. $50 and SIS. In addition, Sacra-
mento aerie viii give TO the winning
first prize team a handsome trophy
which will contested Tor annually at
each session of the grand aerie until
IL has been won three times by one
aerie after which ii is TO be the prop
erty OF such 5aeTie. The teams in Sac
ramento county will not be allowed to
participate.
The committee OF arrangements, of
which the following are the officers.
J. 7. stafford. chairman, Henry Meyers,
secretary. ". w. Bassett, treasurer.
has prepared a program for this session
which includes an address of welcome
by Governor Gillette. addresses by
Mayor Clinton l.. White, John NJ Hig-
gins. president of Sacramento aerie No.
recnopza ~ Gran Wort h
President Theodore A. Bell, a grand
parade. excursion to Folsom. trolley
ride to Suffers fort. to Oak park and
a reception at the Crocker art gallery,
also a banquet at which will be award
ed the prizes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

but told OF what he considered the in
sincerity OF his uncle and of the deep
devotion OF the aunt to the church and
its leaders.
Mrs. Wensinger's health, the witness
testified, failed very gradually and was
not noticeable to many, but she
dropped from lbs to 100 pounds In
weight during the last months Of her
life. The archbishop and priest who
private chapel. The archbishops visits
extended over period from 1899 to
1905. Mr.. Wensingers business deal
ings with the archbishop did not go
back of 1900 as far as the witness was
aware
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
NEW PAY STR[AkS
FOUND IN RAWHID[
Ore Assaying $1,000 to the Ton
Is Uncovered at Depth
- :.
of Fifty Feet
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


RENO. New, April "a telegram
received here today from Rawhide by
E w. King. president of the Rawhide
Queen and the Coalition mines COM
panfes announces the uncovering of a
new pay shoot on the Truett lease of
the Happy Hooligan claim at that camp
this morning. The find was made at
a. depth of so feet. from which point
-the Truetts have been driving a tun-
mel for some time. For a distance Of
six inches across the face of the pay
shoot the ore assays $4,000 to the ton.
The remaining four and q half feet
average $40 TO the ton, bringing the
average for the five feet over $500 to
the ton. The. assays were completed
this afternoon by Engineer Shaw of
the Coalition company. This is one of
the richest finds yet made on Hooligan
hill and the ore already blocked out in
sures dividends for the stock holders
Of this lease. shipping started yester-
day with SO tons of high grade from
the Truett.
On the Kearns No. lease. located on
the Queen estate on Balloon mountain,
another find was made yesterday which
has added more interest TO the ex-
citement. of the past week in the camp.
.llle new strike was maue In the new
.crosscut being run from the So foot
level of the Kearns 1t is a two foot
shoot and: will go about 81 200 to the
ton. The ore is OF the. same charac-
ter as that encountered in the old
crosscut run by the property. This
ENSURES tremendous tonnage for these
leasers. Another important develop
ment made in the camp today was that
announced by the Gray Eagle fraction.
At point in this company's tunnel
about 800 feet from the Portland the
operators cut into the vein of the
Kearns No. . property
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
TELLS OF DINNER
WITH COL. MADDOX
Sister in Law of MRS. Mary
O'Brien Again Takes Stand .
in Divorce Trial

The name of Mrs. Agnes Seaman was
frequently mentioned in the OBrien- di-
vorce proceedings in Judge Murasky $
court yesterday. Mrs Lizzie OBrien,
sister in law OF Mrs. Mary Alice O'Brien.
the defendant, was again on the stand
for the greater part Of the day. She
told OF a dinner at SWANS, at which
both the Mrs. O'Briens and Colonel
Caleb Maddox, the correspondent, were
present. The witness also said that
Maddox remarked to Mrs. Mary Alice
O'Brien. You don't want to Quarrel
with Mrs Seaman. because she has
seen you kiss me-" -.
Attorney Frank Gould, in. cross ex-
animation Of Mrs. Lizzie O'Brien; want
ed to know il it were. not she. who
kissed the colonel on the occasion of
the turkey dinner at her home, and. not
Mrs Mary Alice O 'Brien.- Drawing her
self up indignantly. the witness fairly
shouted: -.
I never kissed Colonel Maddox in
my life"
Mrs. Lizzie o.Brien also testified that
once Mrs. Mary Alice .o'Brien teie-
phoned TO & man named Wethered 10
take them 70 lunch at Baehr's.
"Wethered IS q good fellow and viii
buy wine,s the witness testified the
defendant said.
You We're standing. by. to get. some
OF the wine2" asked Gould.
That is absolutely. untrue, shouted
J. J. Barrett. attorney for O'Brien.
Your case has sunk. TO! the. depth that
you have 10 have. your correspondents sit
ting here ali day.
Colonel Maddox was not in court at
this stage. but. he attended in the after
noon and. with. his customary imper-
turbability. watched the proceedings.
Testimony was also given by Charles
o. Vincent and Lewis Ullrich. walters
at SWANS restaurant. that they had
seen Mrs. 4O'Brien. and Colonel Maddox
dining there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
FarR OAKS EXCURSION

The big excursion to North Fail
Oaks on Sunday next is a strong evi-
dence of the prevailing interest in sub
urban real estate. Eighteen hundred
eNcGrsionists took part in the specially
prepared barbecue and spent the day
among the oaks in that section Thai
the crowd was not wholly on pleasure
bent is shown IN the number of sales
made.
:. M. Snyder reports over $1,000 of
property sold to date as a result oi
last weeks campaign and figures thai
by Saturday next the total viii b'
much higher.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
FIREMEN HONORED FOR
VALOR DURING BLAZE
Save Lives and Have Names Re.
corded in Book of Merit
/: Kept by Commission

The fire commissioners yesterday
commended the heroism of Captain
William Otto and Truckmen Chris
Maher and Frank Wilson. all of
truck 5, who saved the lives of two
women at a recent fire. Their names
were ordered inscribed in the book of
merit kept by the commission.
The application OF James Walsh, a
hoseman of engine IS, to be restored to
the position Of Iieutenant was denied.
Chief Shaughnessy reported that
engine company will take up quarters
in the new firehouse at Sixteenth
street and Albion avenue within the
next few days.
The plans for a firehouse in Bush
street above Kearny were approved.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
RECOMMEND NEW LIGHTS

The artificial tights committee of the super
visors decided yesterday to recommend to the
board the acceptance Of 16e ornamental poles
with cluster lights. erected at cost Of sIlC
each by The Permanent Downtown association
The cost Of lighting. SO pole each year. will
be borne By the city. The poles have beer
erected IN Ellis and O'FarreTl streets between
Stockton and Leavenworth. and in tieafv and
Post streets between Montgomery and Powell
The committee will recommend the insfalla
tion Of l0 additional arc lights in the Bay View
district.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
RELATES AUNT'S DEEP
DEVOTION TO CHURCH
Cathol O'Farrel Takes Stand in
Wensinger Will Fight for
Contestant

SANTA ROSA. April 2a.--The Wen
singer will contest case was occupied
throughout the day with the cross ex-
animation of Cathol OFarrel, brother
of the contestant. The witness was
not allowed to answer questions re-
garding the serving of special brands
of wine at the visits of the archbishop,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
AGuA CALIENTE SPRINGS

Take your family to the nearest Hot sulphur
Springs to San Francisco; the largest mineral
water swimming tank in the state; tub, plunge
and electric light baths; table and rooms first
class; only two hours ride. staging. Take
". W. Pac Ry. at Tfburon Ferry T:40 a. IN.
and 5:l0 p. m. We are now boftling Caliente
Water, which be had of all first class deal
r TS5 eoSfs q 5srsnsr
Co., Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
GOVERNOR OF NEVADA IS
STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS
Sparks Is Taken to His Home,
Attended by Physician and
Trained Nurse

RENO, New. April 29.-Governor
John Sparks. who for the last three
weeks has been in San Francisco visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Mckenzie. re-
turned to Reno today suffering from
stroke of paralysis. He was accom-
panied by his wife, his physician, DIR.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
CAMP POSE

Two miles from HeaIdsburg; IDEAL spot for
Mt; no dust, no cold fog; wild. picturesque,
grand natural scenery; abundance OF shade,
good pure water sulphur springs fine bathing,
boating ard fishing; trails and road TO the top
of Fitch Mt, 700 feet above the level OF the
sea- Just the place TO enjoy vacation. Rates:
Campers 81 to $780, boaFders. IS to $40 per
week For particulars write to ]. W. ROSE,
Healdsburg, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

of the legislature and the labor
troubles at Goldfeld:
Lieutenant Governor D. s; Dickerson
has been acting governor ever sincs
the legislature adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
omeer. of the Fleet

Photographs OF the eight admirals
and Of all the. commanding oficers at.
tached to the great feet form an att
tractive feature Of the May. number OF
Sunset
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
LAKE COUNTY

Take trip to Lake county by Spiers' livery
calistoga stAge line. over the best mountain
road In California. Grand scenery. easy car
riages. careful drivers, Round trip from San
Francisco to Harbin. Splers Anderson and Mira
Vista Springs, 81. To Adams. Bonanza Sieg-
Ier's. Hoherg's Howard. Astorg and GlenbrooK.
o. Stages leave Calistoga ii 30 a. M. SUNDAYS
excepted. Half hour for lunch at CalistDga no
tel. Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on
sale at Southern Pacific office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
GUERNEvILLE
YARBROUGH

One mile from town. VIII meet guests
valley farm Boating and bathing In Russian
river Dancing Rates SIS and SIC per week.
For particulars address JAMES THORPE,
Gnerneyille Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
CAMP VACATION

The gem OF the Redwoods Is open for the sea
son. boating bathing tennis. dancing every
evening Table unsurpassed; accommodate 900.
Trains y. W. P. Il. r. direct 10 ground. Write
for accommodation. Mrs L. c. Cnopius, Naca-
tion, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

HOTEI. RUSTICANO-An ideal spot to
spend your vacation. Dancing. boating. bathing
and all kinds Of amnsements. Modern plumbing
and gas throughout the house Rates. 81 70
S12 per week. Special rate to families. EI.
cellent board. Open year round Address l. 4
SELESGFR. Camp Meeker. Sonoma CO.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

In the British museum there Is a. huge
rope of hair. Weighing nearly two tons.
Tt was originally made for one Of the
emperors Of Japan
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
SWEET WATER SPRINGS

First class table. Hunting. hshng. bathing.
boating. dancing pavilion. Rates 81 to $40 per
week For Illustrated pamphlet write to ]. p
ECKLUND. Proprietor. Healdsburg. Sonoma
County. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
cUERNEvnLE HOTEL

GUER<Ef lLi.E. CAL.
On the Russian river First class accommoda-
tions; good boating bathing and swimming. For
rates and information write E. f. LAUTEREN,
Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
SPRING HILL FARM

magnesia and pune cold mountain water. Fish
ing hunting. bathing. dancing eroqEet and
tennis; fruit and vegetables. A quiet place In
the heart of Lake county's resort section. For
rates write to L. s. PETERSON. Siiddletown.
Lake Co.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Howell Mt. Woodworth's 5

Residence 33 yrs; eighth year OF summer re-
sort. Swimming tank this summer. Address
wo0DwORTH l. MULLER. ST. Helena. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
BEACH HILL INN

Persons desiring a. nice. qGer place. 60 to
Beach Hill Inn Artistic furnishings. elegant
rooms. extensive grounds. overlooking the beach:
improved since last year. Address MISS A.
PORTER. Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

In the heart ef the Santa Cruz mountains- Tn
der new management. Address LAW q pABEL.
Wrights, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
TOhn Days Resort

25 miles from Ukiah. The ideal spot to spend
reur summer vacation Large pine forests; sad
dle horses. Rates So per week. For partleu-
lars address MRS J. b. DAY. Potter Valley. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

Svss,s's. Sws sgssEs s.ss@s mOaz N CAMP EEKER
Equable climate Lots SIS up. Cottages built
SIS up. Depot. stores. restaurant. hotel. phone.
post, express churches and sawmill; i.60U lots
sold; 500 cottages built Sausaltto ferry. n. Z.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county