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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21

But God is God. my faithful.
OF night AS well as of day
And We feel and know thar We can go
Wherever He leads the way.
Az Cod Of night my darling.
OF NE night of death so grim.
And the gate tina. from life leads out
good wife,
Is the gale that leads 10 Him
Rembrandt Peale.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21

A new occupation for women is that
of the grateful patient Well dressed
women are hired by INSCRIPTIONS men
In Paris to sit i'm their waiting rooms.
enter into conversation with genuine
patients, and hold forth in glowing
terms on the. benefits derived from the
doctors treatment
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21

MANTED-Salesman to sell our line Of
greeting post cards and novelties big
money to active men The Davenport
Mfg. Co. Johnstown. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
MINING NOTES.

The tonnage ore at TOnopah has Increased consid-
erably and the mills yielding at the rate Of
600 of ore annually The Tonopah Mining
Company has ninety-five stamps working, which
are crushing five tons Of for every stamp every
tweutv-four hours There were shipped from the
mill last week fifty-fve bars of bullion. averaging
seyentv-seyen pounds to the bar having a NaIue
of S5S 900 During the last two weeks work In the
mine has retarded owing TO the changing over
per cent increase in the running capacity of the
machinery.
James NJ Hill managing director OF La Sal
Copper-Silver Mining Company, has left New York
for the properties OF the company at Cashin. Mon
trose County, Col. Mr.. HIPS chief errand concerns
the construction of the seventy miles of narrow
gauge railroad which is connect the mines with
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad at Montrose
The surveys have been completed, and Mr.. Hill, in
with the engineers, will submit a
nIan which will enable them shorten the line by
Twelve miles. While at the mines Mr. Hill Will put
gang of work tunnelling from the side OF
La Sal Mountain, directly opposite the other tun-
DpI which already has been driven in 1850 feet on
the Red Chief claim None of the being
mined will te shipped until the railroad is com
pIeted because the railroad handle the at
an expense Of g a ton, against charge OF - Tor
he wagon haul the present state road. There
run the railroad for year after its construction.
The Ciuanajuato district accounts for twelve tons
Of bullion the surrounding mills every week,
and this tonnage is being increased steadily The
Guiana ftIato reduction plant handling 800 a
day A new method Of crushing the using a
certain solution is efectng great change I'm the
camps production. ) the lowest grade which
was not used hitherto, can now be made market
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
rNTERBORO My. CLOSE.
"A +. C.. GOodrTdge, Its President,
Goes 10 Guardian Trust Co.

--,I1ouinE the election OF A Z G. Goodridge,
et5e-t Of the Interboro Bank, vice-presi-
F ors a director Of the Guardian Trust Com
- - was said yesterday that the bank would
,s-,,ssated William Carpenter, vice-president
: - hank and OJto Sartorius and Howell II.
- directors. we're elected 10 the board OF
=. INST company with Mr.. Goodridge
-,s-,ber OF the law firm of Hotchkiss & Bar
- e-rornevs for the trust company, was au-
- for the statement that the bank 10
: - Of business He said that il would liQu-
=. aver its own counter ard not through the
- company, and that the latter would have
hing 10 do with its affairs. Mr. Goodridge
--assS Charles 1. Robinson.
---a Inrerboro Sank was organized in 1904 and
-. Maid IN capital OF s20o,000 and surplus and
sfyise5 profits Of s110.591- According TO the
80 figures available, the deposits are se35,1SS.
=. dividends have ever been paid on the stock.
- has 9 book value Of S155 4 share The
..---~s q the Institution. besides those already
-,.--f1-ed. are Ernest Ellinger, John a. Harriss.
8 r5e-tr-t Willard \. Taylor and Herbert P
T.-e--- Arthur p. Heinze and Stanley Clifford
-.-e members Of she board Up 70 q few months
aEo-
r Y Vuolworth head Of the chain Of stores
hearing his name. IS president OF the Guardian
--rst COMPANY, which Is capitalized at $500 coo
,rs has surplus and undivided profits Of S616.2O0.
4e total deposits according TO the latest figures
,,s1sb-e are S2.7Se.30o.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Ca.-aEo April cI.-Lrnited offerings for May
.hezt caused Ihe price of that option TO advance
more than &c III the local market Today. Part Of
the gan LOST On realizing sales the close show
,1s re- advance for the day Of Use 10 He Corn
VS. ~ Sc @ SO Oats were 1Sc higher. pTOyi-
siers were re 10 sc lower
TIE sharp G.TrI-u IL May wheat vas caused hv
the active demand Of shorts and bulls who found
ne offerings be limited The market was bull
shz affected hy the strength Of the European mar
ket where prices were up sc 10 aaC. a liberal de-
crease I'll The worlds visible supply and continued
s-aI receipts IL the Northwest were additional
s-reaEt trer-lE Influences The bulge IN May caused
moderate advance In the distant deliveries. but
later lie Jlv and September options weakened be
cause I favorable weather IN the Southwest. The
nlzrks- closed irregular. May being firm but july
s16 September barely steady May opened 14c 10
= higher al s+1zc 10 s4-sc- advanced s6tsc and
fou- were equal io SS1o0 bushels. The world :
visible s1Tp-y. shown by B-ads-reets, de
creased 100000 bushels Primary receipts were
e~0lta bushels, against 10000 bushels the same
ds1 L-s- year Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts Of 2su cars against 49, cars last
ve=E ana - . year ago.
The corn market was strong all day because of
f--n cables. The bulge IN wheat and small local re-
eel--s expected tomorrow Corn opened IS 10 sc
70 -" 20 -1 higher d. 664c l. 66iac. advanced 10
o. ara closed al t67sc- Local receipts were Al
la-~- T-tE a OF contract grade
Tie market 1TIu. sEnVa-hy with
7rsa- and corn Favorable weather for Tie new
c1I --. depressing effect on the distant futures
AaE opened isc higher 534sc sold at 53-sc and
Closed Ar 5s-sc- Tho local receipts were 81 cars.
r1-.zss sales IN The Nav delivery and q Joe de-
cline En- EEe hogs Al Jh- close Nay pork was of
~. .- 81 49, Lard was down PC at 8. 92-.
I-.z were -i-c IN 5c lower a. So - 10 St S-la
L--.-l--@G receipts tcr tomorrow: Wheat. l3
s's ern 80 cars oats, J.. cars. hogs, 25.oo0
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 21--The wool market is much qLieter
during the previous fortnight, but there Is moro
encouraging Values however, not expected
change either direction in the immediate future The
l-ad domestic quotations follows Ohio and
Pennsylvania heecr-l<A- &3p34e \. %0G3lc: No l
washed 384G3c. uuWashe1, 22I25c: y blood comb
ing CombtnR 2T4.sr- !. blood cOubinE
ajr27c. delaiue washed 36d37c- Michigan, Wisconsin,
New York n@er---F Fine unwasn-d. 2lu22c. de!aiue
washed .5d26c, Z blood. un"ashet, 2tg@nc. a blood
uuv.ash-d. 2Ju26r- = blood, unwasted. 2dG2+c Ken
tue.y, and Mssouri-'s blood 26G27c. = hI9od
IeNAs-Fine le months. GJt
go. aa% q 20 5ul!..ic.
f0rga-Eortherr 55a57c- middle 5of5@r south
E.4yJc III ! staple. B2Ifts5c
eastern ! clothing 55a5sc. valley No / 6Sq50c
T-rrltorY-Fiue 61d62c. medium. bs
eI61c. medium clothing. 50gy2c me clothing 80
a. 5E. blood EdtH54c. sU452c. J.. blood. 45g
ISg I'ulleo-INtI4. OtnU2c. fine =. 63G5Tc- =
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BATOPILhS MINING.

The report of the Batopilas Mining Company for
the year ended December 81 1907, has been issued
The income account (AIexiCan currency SHOWS
gross earnings of s1,070241; operating expenses
s7Ts 433 and net earnings, s2s1 SOS. Total income
was S2ss 222 against s724 S34 in 1906 and SSblse'
in 1905 Figured in United States currency ue
total income was Sl43.I1l, from which were oe-
Quoted charges amounting TO sl05,078, including a
dividend Of $50 $40; surplus remaining OF SSo'o"S
which added 10 the total at the end Of 1906 makes
the aggregate surplus s10l,2U'. General MaIlasei
/. \. Stevens says
Inquiries are being made regarding future dlFl-
dends | am instructed by the board OF directors
10 saw that Il is impossible either dates or
amounts Of dividends, as this must depend on Ihc
quantity and quality OF the native silver ore pro-
duced A comfortable surplus should at all times
he kent in bank and provision must be made for
the redemption of bonds These being adequateIy
cared for, stockholders may rely on the dlVloeho
distribution OF the balance"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iive-pool. AprI 21--Closlug: WHEAT-Spet firm :;
No red western winter Is I'd futures steady May.
IS clS July. - 3lzd. September. IS 80. CORN
spot hrn: American mixed, new kiln dried Is Sd;
Canadian steady. Is 7lsd. FLOUR-Winter patents.
dulI 4ss Cd HOPS London 0Pacfc Coast), steady.
& I5sdt2 SIS. BEEF-EXtra India mess strong. JOSS
%. PORk-Prime mess. western strong, los Cd
TIAMS-Short cut II 16 Ii, steady 42s. BACON
Cumberland cut, % 20 80 lb. steady. Ais cd short
16 ~ ID, steady Ais sd. long clear middles.
light. 81 h. steady. ass, long clear middles,
heavy - 40 h. steady Ais Sd short clear backs,
IS 10 20 H. steady Ais: clear bellies "a 10 1S To.
steady, 41s Sd SH0JLDERs-SGuare. II to 10 10,
steady. LARD-Prime Western tierCes.
ufet. refined. pals, quiet +2s Sd
FI-TTER-Good United States. dull sos SOS. CHEESE
white. firm. SIS: American finest
coIored steady. Sd: Canadian finest white
62s. Canadian finest Colored steady. 63s TALLOW-
Prime city dull. 26s 50 TURPENTINE-Spirts
steady. Sd. ROSIN-COmmon. hrm 9s Cd. Pc
TROLEU M-Rehned. quiet. 6@ad LISSEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED b., Charles u Barney 60, No - Brad
sIr..T Sew YORK sad No - south ata street
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 2I-CATTLE-R Receipts, estimated,
about $500 head market strong, active and 10 f"c
higher steers Q$7 1o. S. 80 q SO: heifers.
So -, bulls s. s. 30 calves, s. 90 q s. so:
stockers and feeders. s. - So 80 HOGS-Receipts.
estimated. 10000 head, market, l0c lower,
choice heavy shipping 81 s. 50; butchers s. SO
s. -. light s. 70 81 Ia choice light s. 70 q
81 SO packing s. p 50 10 pigs 81 25q s. 90 bulk
about 1900 head: market steady; sheep. 50 a So,
lambs SEA 81 20 yeaTings. S6n So 30
Cincinnati. April 21-HOGS-SI0w. butchers and
shippers, S6 %; common. S4 90 q s. 80 CATTI.E-
common. s. 1888 - SHEEP-slow and easy, S. 25
Kansas city April 2I.-CATTLE-R Receipts. $500
head including Southerns. market 10q 15c higher;
SIS 4OaS6 fair to good. 50 15G So 35; Western
steers 81 a S6 so; stockePs and feeders So 40 a
s. southern steers 81 a So %; southern cows, s. %
So 40 q 50 90; native hetfers, 81 o.
Receipts. 1000 head; market 10 a 15c lower TOP,
bulk OF sales s. 80 81 So heavy 50 so 50 40;
packers and butchers s. 90 s. 60 light 81 80 50 55
s lOG So SHEEP-Receipts. 600 head mar
keI steady. lambs. S6aS7 80 ewes and yearlinGs.
% Sc 80; Western yearlings S6g $6 so: Western
sheep. s. - Sc -sJockers and feeders 81 % a 50
Union Stock Yards. PittsburE. April 2l-CATTLE-
supply light: SLOW choice. SO 154S7 Irime Sc 40 n
81 70 SHEEP-Supply light: active; prime wethers,
ss4S6 %. cus and common. So 80 n So 80. lambs,
81 0GS7 -: veal calves. s. 30 asG 30. HOGS-Re-
cepts light: prime mediums and heavy
workers. % light Workers 50 so 81 90 pigs
s. 30G s. 40 roughs, s. a s. %
East April 1-CAT~TI-Fs-Firn; prime steers
SIS 75aS7 20 VEALS-Recepts, 80 head market active
ana steady. HOGS-Receipts ]. 400 head: market slow
10GI5a lower: mixed 81 2a$6 20 Workers. S6dS6 %:
50dS5 80 rOughs, S5GS5 80; stays. S3dS4 90;
diaries S6aS6 10. SHEEP and I-AMBS-Receipts, 400
ugs St 25dS6 wethers S6QS6 80 s. 25dS5 rs;
sheep, mixed. s2GS6- all clipped
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

slsndsrd crate 5oqs1 30; do Floridai per crate
Old yellow. per bag. 81 50as4; do old red 81 80 q
s. 50; leeks New Orleans. per 100 lunches So q 81
shallot5, New Orleans. 100 lunches, S2GS3 do
Jersey. per 100, 81: OKRA. Florida carrier 81 q
81 Cuban. s. Qs3 OYSTER PLANTS. per 100
lunches. $1G$t: PEPPERS Florida per carrier 81 %
per halr Dbl basket. s. 50aS2 75 do bushe bas-
ket s. 70: do South Carolina. large basket.
80 a 81 70: do small. 75cGs2: PARSLEY. New Or
leans, curly, per bbl 60 50; do plain 81 80 So:
ton per Dbl 81 5oq 81; DO per basket s. a 81 10 do
s. q 81 -. RADISHES, Southern, basket % q SOC
RHUBARB. Jersey, per 100 lunches s29s2 so;
STRING BEANS. Florida. green. per basket
81 s. 70; Do wax 81 a s. so: SPINACH Norfolk Per
hb co 81 % SQUASH. white per box. 81 % s.;
do yellow crookneck 81 25 50 %: TOMATOES. Flor
ida carrier. GS2. do Cuban. 75cI 81 30; Tt R.
NTPS Canada. rutahaEa hbl. 81 n 81 70 do South
ern, rutabaga. per baE. 75c qs1; WATERCREss per
100 lunches g n g -
Toledo April 21--CLOVERSEED-Cssh, tI2 30; April.
S11 30: October s. 80 TIMOTHY-Prtme, 81 Is.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEXICO
PREFERRED STOCK AND SECOND PREFERRED STOCK.

for
Mexico undersigned beg
the
the of shares
the Plan thoutd
Anrl6
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
/ sARBER'S BANK CLOSED.

-o1s5c April eI-The Bank o. Wauseou. at
v-srsser. Ohio closed its doors to-day because of
nesyv zitnE-aHals- L L Barber widely known
seosuse Cf his connection with. The independent
7sgerhars Company and the New Home plant
b,Esi-- II Chicago. Is president OF the concern.
he capital stock Is S5oooo and It had deposits of
x naa TIE bank VIII pay all obligations
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

$15,15O,OOO
Chicago, Indiana g. Southern
Railroad Company
Ffty-Year Mortgage Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
TOTAL ISSUE, S2ooooooo
Principal and interest guaranteed by the Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railway Company by
endorsement each bond
gold of the of
May +, for
taxes which the Company the
may
bondsa Guar Compan of
which
be
n Registered bonds
exchan o bonds
SJBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, sI5,I5oooo OF THE
AT OF AND ACCRUED INTEREST
particulars invited
Mr. ". o. Indiana
Company
J.P MORGAN & CO., New York
DRExEL & CO., Philadelphia
prI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SPEYER & co.
COLLATERAL TaUST NOTES.

Maturing feos- -
CFurnsasd b. sva-tvout & Arpsnr-lIsr. -. a. Fias
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRONTOS.
ANN Arbor SYSTEM

DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRONTOS.
ANN Arbor SYSTEM
Second week in April. ssss7oa sio.aao sS5 :" i24
July April IL. 1.642496 1.6,4, 665 5c04 ST
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
Number OF miles. 395 3a1
second April. fa3903 s43.1i2
July 10 April II. I791.3sO 1793,sje
IOWA CENTRAL.
Number OF miles. 55s 55s 55S
Second in April s46i3o tJA6J2 50" Iyf
JuIv to April IL. @.4+T.1I2 25u=. Tol 257l@10
MINNEAPOLIS < ST. LOUIS.
Second April. sal sos ls5 se4 "a
Julv / 90 April 8 3,1&6 so 3o2O36s 2 -4s 2+s
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Second in April S6!40o2 $s94 600 S!ts 90
Central Branch)
Number OF miles 3se Sss ass
second week April. 5000 $500 SSJvJ
July q April H. l-o."iS l5oS ioa la@33l5
MOBILE OHIO.
Number OF miles 90 90 s26
second week April sl+C..-s $le.. .teI aio4 ptS
J4Iy 10 April A. 'e3o,stt e-'s,-l0 '-o5,-i9
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
second April. 9s2 S29,e IS SIS
July April H. tsa,sep $40. l'' ti1 sst
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
Month March
OF rltlCH.-.--- 90
Gross earnings .-...t- soes ~" sts-4ti NVih
Expenses arl taxes f>J-o'- fN'''i' oio-i-a
~t earnings s....... ,ao3o44 s2oa sos 800 cse
Jny ,rs - Ms'0h % os9 sza 1851 213 g. s4s so
Operating expenses --. f>'f'''f ft-9Nai +'N' 80
Net earning 8 mos s2lse"l s26o2ST2 Na56.7IS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

April IS, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
LEADING TONOPAH
STOCKS CLIMB UP
Efforts TO Fill Eastern Orders
Send Several Issues to
Higher Prices

An unusual demand for Tonopah
stocks was the feature of yesterda rs
session OF the mining exchange Brisk
bidding OF brokers stifened prices
among the leaders. Tonopah of Ne
vada was strong at $3.50 bid and Mon
tana was FIVE points higher at sl.10
The strength was not reflected through
out the entire list, MacNamara and
Belmont selling down a few points The
former was sold at 30 and the latter
at SL2aiz. Jim Butler was held at 81
The New York advices were nea ger
ana without special effect on the To-
cal situation. One broker however,
who buys largely for eastern account.
was in the market for Tonopah of Ne
vada and was unable TO I'LL his orders
4 quick upturn followed the inquiry
for the stock
Rawhide shares attracted consid-
erabie attention. Shipments OF ore
have been made from the new camp
and the owners of the leases are anx-
iously awaiting the outcome.
The Goldfields were fairly steady
throughout the trading. Consolidated
was higher at the opening at s5.25. but
closed at Fridays figure of $500. Flor
ence was steady at s4.2o- Daisy fell
to sL321a on realizing sales. Frac-
ton was a trifie lower. at IS. Great
Bend dropped to z3.
The Comstocks were generally lower.
Ophir closed at s2.07 4. Mexican at 81.
Con Virginia at So and. Yellow Jacket
at go
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Will outline complete system OF development you
desire and will submit complete detailed prop
lsigned) JOHN J. LYNCH
Tomorrow Mr.. Lynch. mining engineer and E. A.
Leavtt President OF the Company. will leave for Rawdc
for the purpose OF closing pending negotiations for other
properties behalf OF the Rawhde Operating Syndicate.
The stock OF the Rawhde Operating Syndicate at
per share bargain today, if the company
secured any other property than that which already
trolls. As the property already obtained however, IS
nucleus for operations this wonderful camp OF Rawhde.
the wise investor will Immediately the advantage
obtaining much of this stock he afford while
obtanable the scent price
We predict that the stock OF the Rawhide Operating
Syndicate will double value within thirty DAYS after
is listed the Exchange and believe that people
who show sufficient foresight purchase these shares
the rock bottom price OF today will have.the oppor-
tunty OF making profits from small investment
Rawhide is situated Esmeralda county. Nevada. and
the is already familiar Goldhed In six months
has grown from camp OF five tents thousand
and busting city of 5000 inhabitants has
taken the place OF sagebrush and Nothing like the
rush Rawhde and values discovered there has
known in the history OF gold mining. Cripple Creek its
palet days being outdone The Goldheld OF 1906
is beipg ecipsed Rawhde proving worId-beater The
rush into Rawhide bound increase that the nice
weather coming thousands OF people from all
the United States will flock in there during the few
weeks
DAYand your and best buy Rawhde Operating
Syndicate stock per share You cannot get
option any stock and guarantee to sell it
YOU Tor single day longer. but will accept
subscriptions that price up the close OF business sat
urday March 2st unless allotment has been disposed
OF prior that time II you intend with
this proposition urge you to act at
Bear mind that Mr.. Lynch that stock,
based alone upon the value of the Owl lease worth
trnsicay Is per share today. 1t desire and
ambition make of the Rawhide Operating Syndicate
the greatest success in the camp. and want
many stockholders and large following possible,
feeling that If make money for you Your Raw
hide Operating Syndicate stock YOU will follow and
provide capital for the development OF other Rawhide
enterprises.
Mail Us your order today, If you call but YOU
better the wire and telegraph your reservation.
YOU can buy this stock either for cash the IN
stalnent plan. but in order obtain it for per
share YOU buy Ii out of town. wire your
reservation and let your remittance follow BY mail VIII
furnish any other Rawde stocks the market price,
and urge immediate action the part OF those who
desire avail themselves OF the opportunity OF getting
the Rawhide boom the absolute ground floor basis
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
Rawhide Operating Syndicate
Stock to Be Advanced
Last Chance to Buy at 5 Cents per Share

At meeting of the Board OF Directors of the RAW
HIDE OPERATING SYNDICATE. it unanimously
resolved that the price OF the stock be advanced from
per share 10 per sare-this advance take
place quickly the first allotment of stock is disposed
Of any not later than at the close OF business
Saturday March 2ls This price absolutely
warranted by the splendid showing upon the leases which
we operating, "Owl' l. 2 and 4. In fact Mr. Lynch,
Mining Engineer urged increase the price OF the
stock Is saying that fully justified in SO
doing
The following letter written by Mr. Lynch to yes
erday will prove OF great interest to all OF stock
holders and prospective clients
SAN FRANCISCO California, March 49, 1908
Rawfide Operating Syndicate San Francisco California
Having returned Rawhde and knowing
few remarks relation the at the present time
take this opportunity cite the following
of largest mining that have wit
the State OF Nevada residence Of hve
years taking place Rawhde and the surface howings
camp certainly justify the confidence that being placed
in it by the incoming investors
few days before | left shipment started from the
Kearn Rawhde Queen property the Hazen
Sanpng should about $3.50 the Shipments OF
equal value being contemplated from at least
three points, this when the
made win be the reesahhing OF confidence in the Nevada
stock market
The Miller lease on the Happy Hooigan claim Happy
Hoogan which joins the Owl ground
Roseberry Mining Company has of the remark
able dumps of Nevada the
Tonopah Mining Company dump in the Mzpah claim
dump containing about 400 will
pan show the OF from $40
$780, depending the sample taken And esti
dump viii about $40
per Miller undoubtedly your ground
side should be encountered by sinking the
present further and drifting the
80 which could be done nominal
Owl leases Nos !. and 4, which commonly
Alexander leases the finest specimens
Rawhide taken from this ground And from
chaftc
property Alexander, the the
his the United States Mint San Francisco
hours after having deposited his which shows
exceptionally high gold that has been obtained this
property.
lead has been opened what is known the Black
shaft the that the forge which the steel
sharpened located this point and OF the
leads that have Rawhde and with little develop
would undoubtedly result the OF shipping
feet OF this pans very freely
this point remarkable panning from the
dirt The quality of gold from the pannng the surface
paintings being taken from the ledge
identical, would indicate that ali ledge
consider that these leases the best the present
the of Rawhde and would suggest they
developed quickly possible you that any
the Rawhde properties under development make
good" these leases will undoubtedly do
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
TWO HELD Up

Harry Werbusch OF 190sk Devisa-
dero street was held up by a negro at
Scott and Sacramento streets Friday
night Adolph Resler. a barber at SIG
Market street was sweeping the floor
OF his shop the same night. when two
men entered. One threatened him and
the other took four razors from the
shelves
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

Last week was rather interesting in
mining stocks In the southern Ne
vsdas the week opened with a drive
upward in Combination Fraction under
= ruulor tisat q large pool had got an
option on some 5e0.0eo shares OF the
stock and we're after more. with the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

intention or creating a Juror in the
stock. On Tuesday the southern Ne
vadas sold down on the report that the
radical element among the miners at
Golof1eld was trying TO get up another
strike There were no further exciting
rumors during the week. but there were
cases OF sporadic activity in several
prominent stocks, such as Dsisy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

North Star. Great Bend and Bonnie
Clare.
The comstocks We're weak during the
six days and lost considerable ground
as the result of the weeks trading.
The net result OF the week in the south
ern Nevadas was also a loss.
Following are the highest prices dur
ing the week:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
RoY FLEEs WITH Coin

The Phoenix drug company at 1851
Mission street sent Earl Mitchell a
clerk is years old. to the Mission
bank Friday afternoon with the bank
book TO deposit s22 coin and a SO
check. but the boy did not go to the
bank. The police are searching for
him.