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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
ROADS IN RACE TO
BOOM LAKE COUNTY
Four Lines Battle to Reach
Ground First and Exploit
the Country
Citizens of Lakeport Will Take
Up Big Bond Issue of Clear
Lake Traffic Co.

LAKEPORT. Nov. 21.-Lake county
gives every indication of being battle
ground the coming year for railroad
interests which desire to open the
country and exploit it for travellers and
settlers At the present time no less
than four companies are making plans
to run lines into or through the county.
The feeling here is favorable to rail-
roads and the first comers win be given
all that is wanted in the way of en-
couragement. The companies now seek
ing locations are the Hotaling lines
from Richardson bay in Marin county,
thence through Sonoma, Napa and into
Lake county; the Clear Lake traffic
company from Pieta on the Northwest
ern Pacific to Lakeport. with traffic
agreement for 10 years with the
Northwestern Pacific; the Santa Rosa
and Clear Lake railroad from Santa
Rosa to some point on Clear lake with
boat connections with all places
reached by the lake; ands the Vallejo
and Napa Valley electric road from
Vallejo via Napa, st. Helena, Calis-
toga to Lakeport.
The first two companies are steam
lines with broad gauge equipment,
while the third is a narrow gauge with
gasoline motors, which have already
proven their worth on the Southern
Pacific suburban lines in northern Cali
fornia. while the last is an electric
suburban road already in operation
from Vallejo to Napa.
The citizens of this place in mass
meeting this week decided to take up
the proposition of the Clear Lake traf-
ic company and raise subscriptions for
S150.00O worth of the company's 40 year
per cent bonds, out of a total issue of
s650,000 secure franchises required in
the county and incorporated towns and
all rights of way from Pieta to Lake
port.
Meanwhile the promoters of the
Santa Rosa and Clear Lake line are
going ahead without making any de-
mands of the public here. Their chief
engineer. J. W. Barrows, has COM
pleted the reconnaissance of the road
between the two points along two lines
and the promoters are engaged in the
necessary legal preliminaries prepara-
tory to Incorporation and construction.
Both of these proposed lines would be
of great benefit to Lake county and
will not compete with one another to
any great extent except for the through
business to and from Lakeport.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
EXTENSION WORK AT
WHITE ROCK NINE
Important Discovery Is Made in
the MitcheIl-Fairfield
Lease
Much Activity Is Reported in the
Properties of the Goldfield
) District

The operations in various properties
in the Goldfield district during the
week just closed are described by the
Goldfield News as follows:
The White Rock mining company is doing
run from shaft No. to shaft No. 4. On
No the gallows frame is being raised and
a heavier hoiSt is being installed Tuesday
from there toward the No. Z. A drift will
also be run eastward from the No. to the
No 5. These various headings are being ad'
yanced at the rate of 200 feet month.
Twenty-four miners employed.
Work is progressing the third, fourth and
fifth levels of the MITCHELL Fa rfeld lease on
claim three of the Combination estate of the
Goidheld consolidated mines company Three
shifts are steadily employed. On the 400 foot
passing through six inch tale streak the bore
encountered solid quartz. The average assays
have not been given out.
BLACK BUTTE RESUMES
After 10 day shutdown due to broken
piece of machinery, the Diamond6eld Black
Butte Consolidated has resumed operations and
is preparing to forward carload of ore
Annex No. 2 has begun hoisting ore from the
creasing the $50 foot level, and Superin-
tendent Mccarthy expects to break into shipping
ore on that level at any round of shots. On
the $50 foot level they are drifting a ledge
that looks good, with values about $50.
D. W. McFadden. NJ f., has arrived in
camp to start work on the property of the
Goidfeld Boston mining company. owning a
group of claims in the eastern section of the
camp, There are three claims in the group,
with a shaft 240 feet deep. A crew of men
will be put TO work at once. and according to
McFadden work will continue through the win
ter.
BETTER THAN EXPECTED
When the l.2o0 ton dump of the Begole
syndicate suitcase on the Mohawk Combination
was sold to the Nevada -Goldheld reduction
company, it was generally believed that the re-
duction company had been handed a lemon.
Captain Hooper OF the syndicate and the repre-
sentative of the reduction company knew bet
ter. 1t has developed that the big pile of
rock has returned average of four ounces to
the ton.
1t is impossible to obtain the production
figures Of the Daisy from the management, but
il is a well known fact that several ore teams
are plying busily between the mine and the
sampler. while the bins are filed to over
fowl ing. The 400 foot level is now said to be
adding to the production from the property.
The Goldfeld News says that the
Broken Hills mine at Helena in the
Clifford mining district is breaking rec
ords for production.
The Consolidated Red Top and
Queen Consolidated property is re-
ported to have produced ore carrying
1914 per cent: of lead.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
PARCELS POST RESTRICTIONS

No parcel exceeding in value $50 shall
between the United States and France,
Italy and Germany. No parcel exceed
ing $50 in value can be admitted from
and Ireland to the United States.
Packages of any value can be sent
from this country to the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland The
rules, which are part of an interna-
tional agreement between the postal
administrations of the countries, went
into effect the middle of this month,
although notice was received by the
local postofice officials only vesferdav
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
FERTILIZER TRUST FORMED

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 21.-The lnde-
pendent fertilizer company was in.
corporated here this afternoon with a
capital stock of $4,000, 600. divided
equally into common and preferred, the
latter payings7 per cent dividends. The
object of the company is to deal in
manufactured fertilizer. The incorpo-
rators are Harold Otis. Charles w.
Millard and Steel Otis of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
INSPECT IMMIGRATION STATION

Commissioner of immigration Hart
H. North. Senator George c. Perkins.
Congressman Duncan McKinlay. Julius
Kahn, Joseph Knowland and e. A.
Hayes visited the new iTnmigrat tion sta
ton on Angel island yesterday on a
tour Of inspection. Work on the new
station is being rushed and it is ex
pected that North and his associates
will be in the station by January /.
1909. The mainland will be reached bv
a launch for the officers and a COM
modious ferry boat to carry the inmi-
grants.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
GOLD sTRIKE IN NEW MEXICO

Ell PASO; Tex, Nov. 21.-Many per-
sons are leaving here for Gold pass,
\. N. short distance east of Syl-
vanite. where gold discoveries have
been. reported. a townsite has been
aid out and promises quickly to equal
Sylyanite. which had more than 1000
Inhabitants one month after it was
located.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
CoUNTERFEITER ARREsTED

Fred Miller, alias Fred Schubert. ex-
convict and associate of Edward Peter
son. recently sent TO San Quentin for
counterfeiting. was taken into custody
yesterday by United States Secret
Service Operative Harry Moffitt The
authorities have been looking for Mil
Ter since the arrest and conviction of
Peterson When searched a revolver
and burglar tools were found.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
ANAcoNpA MINES sAFE

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 21.-An official
statement by the Amalgamated cop
per company today says the fire in
the Anaconda properties is no more
serious thane-it has been for 10 years
past and that full force of men will
soon resume work
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
IHe La1llOrmla frOmOIIOn 1 IOnluItfe.

ne La1llOrnla krOmOIIOn IOmultfee
the State Central Organization. organized IN
l9O2-An association FOR the commercial AMI
Industrial develOplnent OF California
PROMOTION. The act OF promoting Advance
ment- encouragement. Century Dictionarv
The COMMITTEES aas for its object the pPO
NOTING OF California Interests. II has ,osb-
ing 10 sell II fosters all things tending 10 ~
ADVANCEMENT OF California IL IS an suthort-v
all matters relating TO California m ~
COJRAGES the establishment Of new lndtSt-,s~
and fosters those already established II invftes
tunties and needs OF al nelds OF business 49,,
professional activity Ii is supported bv popnls-
subscriptions and makes no charge for ro~
service rendered II has affiliated with II 300
commercial ORGANIZATIONS OF the state with
combined membership OF more than 3f GOO .
Meetings of representatives OF these orra,is.
tions held semiannnally IN different os~rs ~
the state. where matters or California interess
discussed. Headquarters OF the comroiffes
are maintained 10 California huiidinr- T-nfcs
square. San Francisco. COkRESPONDFNCls IN. IN
vITED. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
RrILpER Is RANKRupr

Henry 7. McCarter. contracting
builder residing In Oakland, filed papers
in bankruptcy yesterday in the United
states district court. He scheduled his
liabilities at S9,149.Se and his assets at
S6075.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
CHEMICALS DECREASE WASTE
cAILLEAun sENrENcEn

Henry Cailleaud. the wealthy Sonoma
county packer. who was convicted OF
disturbing the peace by calling Charles
Carpy, president Of the French -Ameri-
can bank. thief and a dirty scoun-
drel in Montgomery street on Noven-
Der 10. appeared for sentence yester-
day before Police Judge Weller The
judge sentenced him 70 pay a fine OF
$50. which was promptly paid into
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
Ga. con.umer.. Attentlon

For a small monthly charge for use
OF our automatic regulator your gas
bills reduced 10 minimum amount for
the light and heat required. For par
ticulars.
Gas Consumers Association
Phone Park SAC. 345 Hafght St .
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
TWO WIN PRIZES

PARIS, Nov. 21.-In view of the fact
that both Wilbur Wright and Henry
Farman have fulfilled the conditions
Of the height prize contest, the Aero
club has decided TO double the amount
of the prize and award half of the
sum to each of the aeroplanists
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
IMITATED GoLD COINS

For selling tokens similar to a IS
gold piece Albert Gar Tan. a Chinese.
was fined $50 yesterday in the United
States district court. Tan did not at
tempt to pass the tokens for money.
but merely sold them as souvenirs
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
BAZAAR TO AID HELPERS
OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Mrs. Willis E. Davis Will Open
Her Home for Marguerite
Auxiliary

Mrs. Willis E Davis will open her
home at 25Ol Scott street for bazaar
to be given December 5 by the Mar
guerite auxiliary of the Children's hos
pital. There will be holiday assort-
ment of desirable gifts. fancy articles,
candies. cakes, a grab bag and a won
oerful fish pond for children. A hand
some cocker spaniel will be sold and
the fortune telling booth will be a
feature of the afternoon.
Willis Davis has painted a pic
ture which viii be sold for the benefit
of the hospital al the bazaar. Among
those who are taking an active part in
the affair are:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
FIRE IN RESTAURANT

A fire which started in living room
in the rear of the Vegetarian restau-
rant, 19 Grant avenue, caused consid-
erable excitement in the downtown dis
trict last evening and threatened for a
while to destroy block of property.
The saloon of William Rice, 81 Grant
avenue, was damaged to the extent of
about $500 and the establishment of
the Kohlway- -Travers company, II
Grant avenue, suffered a loss of about
$50 through water. a loss of $3.50 was
sustained by the restaurant, which is
owned by Richard F. Brann. The build
ings are owned by the Hobart estate
and by Benjamin Lichenstein.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
Important to Class veor.r

Chinn- Beretta Optical Co. has trans
terred It's business at 1921 Fillmore ST.
70 1921 Van Ness av. (nr. California;.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17
kelfs LANDING

Mrs. Dasarf- Emmst Dassrs~ Mrs.
Dr.. Hsldring and son Carl are
occupying the Wolf cottage al the
landing
Dir G 3 BoDa#in and wife we're
guests Of Masdames Desar1 and
Heldring On Sunday
jack Cricknore. Fred Smith and
jerry Desars ~6se down Al The
landing 0n Sunday They #en1 10
Marshall lake Oh b'ar hunting
trip The succeeded in getting Z
portion Of q small pine squirrel
and claim thai they discovered Z
bear Track
SeTeral parties have gone into
winter quarters III Bead LAKE Thsy
will aecrupy their time trapping for
lYnx and other fur basrins animals
during the winter
Several Newport hunters have
been taking lew shots III Mr..
Feilbergs geese Oh the Island lsis-
iy- The latter gentleman has his
calling gun out for 1fe nsx1 LOT d
hunters that are unable 10 osstln-
gussh between : Wild and tame
-Fs1-S1
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T1I Tzk-

Tiger, Wash. Sept u, 1s0s
Cass Hacker and family refarnad
from Ritzvllle, Wash, WHARF they
hare been since July /, assisting
Nj Ps1tijOhn Mrs. Hackers
satherB IN securing lis Wheat har-
vest Mr. Hacker informs IL that
Mr. Pe14i5ohn'= wheat crop yielded
800 bushels
Mrs.. Flora Cross mef with Z
serioDs accident yesterday while
ont horseback riding. when her
horse shisd end threw her OF. bruis-
ing her gRi1F severely
c BDisnan returned from the
Pslona= wh+a1 fields q few days
ago
TIE railroad Surveying crs# i
low LOCALIZED 81 Tiger Their he'd
quarters ara on The old boat known
a. ltee Booze
L. J. hinnel Is al Tiger LOW.
masking preparations 10 move ONTO
The claim hss bought of J. & Miner
rso5ntlv- H e2peets 10 ooeBpg il
about Oc1- /
Mrs Goo1s4ll arrived here from
Spokane Z ts# days ago She Will
visit I'll The home OF her SOD. Chas-
Goodsell 2 ts# days during the alb
seno4 Of NJ Goo6sell-
ii The primary election J. &
Harknass ran p per cent ahead Of
his ticket for superior judge
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Ask Bids On State Road kofk

Sealed bids Viii br received at
lte o41re Of The STATE highway
hoard until Oct- ?, ior cleaning.
ecubbing, 3rsining and bridging
>ra.e rua8 No ,, oiherM ise known
= HE N6wport-0rient road, in
>1eTens county beginning Il Sia-
llon 2}29, about four miles #ass al
Tiger and running thanoe KeslerlE
10 Station 922. near the Machan
:4nch- The map, profile, plans and
>l,acit5ca1ions arg Oh file In 1hs
o-5ce Of the county auditor Al Col
nile, in 1he Office Of Hon. a u
Anderson al Addy, in The office O.
J. + Thomas al ColEilat, and with
If postmaster 81 Tiger, VI here they
they may fe Inspected Date fo-
sou7 pl-llon OF CONTRACT April Ii,
lSee9 The right : reserved 10
r-5ec1 any and ali bids Bids viii
r. made 1pon forms furnished bs
-5e stale, and must be seaEed and
marked Proposal for improvement
u stale rQaa No 2, SaeEens e0uD-
II No bid viii be considered
unless accompanied BY = certified
cheek, psysble 10 the order of the
Stale treasurer. for Il least ; De-
cen1 al the amoanG of such bid
Engineer J. B. Thomas. Of Colyille
has blanks for bidding. which NAV
b.e secured from him by any bidder
-Colgllle Examiner
Evidently the Interests Of Colyills
are considered FIRST In the msftel
Of stale rosd construction
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17

The Sand point Light / Power
Co has begun ths preliminary
york On rs water right on ths
Moyie river ADORE Boomers Ferry
The work 10 be done this iala l.
chiefly surveying, needful t0r plans
and estimates The company sx-
p11s during the ne1f year 10 oOn-
meRce extensive work On 2 big
power plant on The MOVE When
completed power vii De transmit
se1 TO Standpoint. Boomers Ferry.
PoloeraE and kOOsenal- These
plans. tD be- carried out uen .
big expenditure Of moneE In Bon
ner county during the next tE0
yars, and i. also means long
stride In the development oi sbe
resources nOE lying 5ormant-
Democrat. Standpoint
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Following Ere shs 0a1as #hsn
game may be taken in Idaho:
QRsil. Nov I To Del- l. sage hen.
Aug l 30 Dec 1; partridge, phazs-
ant and prsir5e chicken. Sept. 1 ID
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snipess ploEer, duck and geese,
Sept Is TO Dec 81 Tt Is unlawful
I'D take more than IL Of snF q the
birds aboFe mentioned In any oos
DAY, except duck Of which p mar
BE- taken
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~.-.+ ~enator-W- r. Whitaker,
~s13polnf-
-.rzser,1a1ixes-H- VI Sanbsrn.
uyoolalla; Paul Clagstone. oi
--.an-.
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.,-15n1=n8ent Of Scbools-J-
a41u-ey. OF koolena.
-1tv Atforney-Peter John
.. Standpoint
-..szr+ Judg4-O. ] Bandelin.
1.aa=rs Ferry
-r7-7os-J K Ashley, Jr-, %
---1ggln1
.-oa-T-I5s William Knapp. OF
=
u-L41ss3oL+r~-Flrsl district.
N L Bell ii Standpoint; Second
~r.cr J, {. Finslad, OF Priest
-..r-: Third district. Martin Pet
-.~.a a. EoDners Ferry
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17

n toIlnHing from ih- STATES
-41--18ax Dpst make our people
=. good and lend toward harmony
Il t1e Republican ranks
E-Tt'or1 h2s always BEEN .
...- t.-souae locality and q problem
r4n6la When they obaain Z
- .4.4z1lon lheg usually defeat
.--.r man al The polls. and then
.sv il On 10 Colvill+- What New
...ft n=s3s i 10 be given 10 under
and hal she cuts bui LITTLE iCs in
campaign, and she can double up
=-r1 chronic diarrboea and yet not
--t-aI 1l4- Republican ticket.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17

Stevens county Prhibillonasts as-
seEmhle1 In convection Il Chewelah
On Sept 5, in acoord with Sec G OF
TIE primary law. and nominated
tie following candidates 10 be voted
for al The general election in No
vember- Representatives., A S
Dingle. Arden. and G. e. Gibson.
Gerona; superior judge. Geo Allen,
ColFilles commissioners. Z G
Mo1ef, Newport. and g T. LlndleE.
Adav; sheriff. Frank D. Wsvnick,
ColTll1e-
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17

Tie Colgille Examiner rrg5-ws
t1- primary results and comes I'D
LIZ following conclusions,
Party strength in 1tae primary
4a> ll8eserminat4, for IN Z number
i PLACES HE Republican ticket Was
To1e6 by Democrats and by 4 few
Socialists. The lack Of contests Oh
11+ Democratic and Socialist lick
- vas usad a. Al argument for
VOTERS I'D assist their Republican
friends, particularly for the Offices
Representatives and..sberif1i, where
1be fight among the Republicans
Vas the strongest The RoEal
4 rch, lbe saloon organization which
has b8i recently been established
throughout the stale. #2s the most
powerful element in the election in
This county, and The vote Of Tues
Jay shows t.e7ond any doubt that
>.evens oOuBty l. noi IN favor Of
Prohibition Practically eyery can
5l3ale Endorsed By TIE saloon forces
wzS Nominated, showing that the
usen endorsed also had popular
: approval.
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