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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
Inter IrCmnocu.


Ger ErGiioent Scr yO'aeil @eiea.
ihoft" modt bci Der &oritelung
oes ErGii0entcn OeS nllnfcl Bra.
iig-@Crecna" cine iber5boite De.
mcrtung. - Cic }ntmort bIiPb
nidt aus.
81 Dem 6omiljcuicit Der rC'acil.
@clcuidaft." mCltc9 am SonltoJ
9todmittag in @cbcr'9 Eurt itott-
ian0, bate Der Eriiiocut Oca Ser.
Gins, Scrr Goltoro 9toinc. Den Eroiia
benton 0eS yllntrl 0rdiig &crecna, "
Ncrrt rSrib @. @ebrcnbcrg, eingc-
Io0cn. 8ei0e NerreiI inn iett 20
Satire Erdii0ent ibrcr rcipeftipen
@crcinc uno belize &crcinc ~ucrfoIAen
bic nGn1Iiden 3lucdc - @cicIi8tcit
ltno Gc9cnicitigc llttcritiiBunq. 9oS
limo 9on0e, 0ie obnc6il hinrcihtclt,
Die betocn often &crrclL sic obcr
bei0e nod jung al @ciit iino, eiu.
ulloer nobe 5u britgcn lpclul uidt
idon longe lire bCi0eriritiQcn @cItrc
blnacn fir sic TlircdtbaItrmg oe5
Gclttid)cn Tie SIT mormcn Trcumocn
dclnu6t. @utc alto Trcun0c crlolt-
ben iid bcfonntIih ollcrbouo Nedc.
rcicn. NlS ser @rdiiocnt Ser oG'acil.
@eieui6oft" lei Ger @cid)cntiIbcrrci,
DUNG Die He0e belt unO sum SdltB
Den Erdiioenten 0ca oltutcl 9r0iIg-
8crecnS noriteQtc inQtc er:
o>Sd itcle Sbncn lett ciucu Serrn
Dol, Der olId - Sabre lang NrGiis
bent zines @ereinS lit, peld)er Die
nGmIiden 3medc un0 @icle perfoIQt,
mir Die Der micrigc acgriinOct nor.
Den lit: @eielligfeit un0 gegcnicitige
l(nteritilBung. Ger ollnfel @rGiig-
8ercen" lit infer Der 2~5,jGbrigeu
BrGli0entenidqit meillea 6reunOeS
6rib @ebrenberQ groB ~gerporOeu uno
bat lid icbr Ocroient genta6t nm oie
oeutl6e 8eieQigfelt in unierer Stuot.
0ie 6eite 0es 0ereinS 5Gblen lpie Sic
luobl Nle Diiien ST. Den geiniitbIid).
item Ole IN ocutiden areiien peroll-
ltoltet Wer0elL un0 i6 boffe, Dab Sr.
@ebrcnberg nod LANCE an Der Spiee
Oc5 nltlfeI 9rGiigIGereenS" iteben
miro sum Segen oeS gereinS uno
jlln Yeiten oes Qeuti6tblmS. 9lber
id) nuB lcioer nit 9eoolIern iogelt,
ooB mein 6reun0 Mcbren6crg peOer
Gnglild nod 0cutid ipriht,"
"a fam ser Er1iioent Der DO'&cil.
8cieui9uft" aber id0n an. Sr. &eb.
renberg ergriif 0ns @ort unO iogte:
,NrIf Den Sieb gebort Elm Sell. Sd
mill MN gcrooc nidt in pIottoeuti6er
Sprude recon, mie i6 mir uorgenon-
men bottc, ionOeru i'll OericIben
Spro4e, III ipelAer nlein 9Inlta.Gol-
lege Don per nC1aeiIt @eieaihoit" 10
ebcir iprod." gr muiG OemieIben
Damn 1eb6rig Oclbaopt, unO Der &rG.
iiOcnt Der DO'aGils@eieui6oft", nod
mcbr oerortigc Daeilc" beiiirbtenO,
500 iiG in Die auBerite Ode 5uriId.
Gie oacile" blieben ocnn and nidt
ans, lrnb CT mllBtc iic geouIOig bin.
ncbmcll.
@crr 8ebrenbcr9 iprod) Oonn in
lobenoer @ciic bon Der .O'&eil@e.
iellitoit", Die lid beionnerS nod Dem
groBen 6eiler bon 1904 erItuunlid)
cntDidelt babe. 9teben Der oaeile",
bic Serr @c%brenbcrg ieinem alien
6relnb Serrn Hainc crtbeiltc, 5olltc
er Ocmiclbcn aud bobc Nncrfcnmung
fir icinc Tcroienite NM Ole ,S'&ciI.
@eieuihoit".
Sab Die bciben l~on9idbriAen ErGs
iiOcntcn nodhcr nod IN ber5liher
Neiie jllm 10 ulo 10 pielten Mtolc
luicocr uli cwige 6reunoitoft onitic.
BEN. broudt luobl tulGm crm0bnt 5lt
lucroen. Sic Ireuten lid) ber5lid iiber
bcn 3miihcnioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
Roti5.
Scbbcl's ciLsiaes EinSip.


Scocrmanm fenat bic ppn mrs se.
~iicicrtc grbcit; mir oenfcn nidJt ba'
ran, ms iclbit sm lob,ir iOnScru iibcr'
laiicn sizes nuIeren 2ciitnnscn. Seine
Sreppcn bci ms Sit crltciacn. 2aiIen
Sic iidJ uun Tnocrcn nidt tGnidcn,
cs sicbt MIR Gin cin5iscs Sebbel.S tn'
Siu nnS Sics bcfinbct iidJ i'm Yarterre,
gdJtcm Sic anf cas Sans, iuu nnIcr
Gamcn nnf Shiircn nnb Sen:rru
itcht.
Seine MsentcH. Gin Trcis.
Ndtcn sic nnf
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321 Hurb.0aa' IT., nabe Sigb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
W. Heinert.
SaltimOre's Sentiher Ybuiograpb,
l09-ltf
Huro.3 Strake.

Huro-3 ag. StraRe.
Sin crltflaiiiDes @eidlait fir crit.
fiaiiise Irbcitcn, nnS feline bDBercn
4reiic, ais sic ambcrsiuo br5ablen.
Sprsialitat, @crcinsgrnpprn nnS
Samilicnsrnppcn. Iergr6fcrnngcu
nad) altrn Wilbern inter 8arantic.
Nd)ten Sic anf obige SorcEc; cs
1T 81 Sbrcm @urtbrile.
Seine @crbinSnns nit irsenS ci.
uem anoeren Stnoip.
(Sea13.a&siO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
StaOt 8arttmOre.
ltuterbaItnuas. 8eomeiier.

,@a1ctH" - o3uinm Su6cB".
npDutoag"-sI abe Greoie SlaoeS Henenge'
-yyisiu DtUunmsntaI" 49, rGbe @ri9aoters" IN
,Srapmpre GaHup", ode 5rarfIin. unb &uca
StruBc = Seoen abc1h Soi5ertN'nli nilo Ieille
Ecptinea sarmouie+Gnf uuS Jfritauraut,
Hr. Ala, SSeiis tyauettesS traBc. - Schet N6eno
nm s ubr GruGes 9oH5ert oes DenItimore
esm,&aTIgrtuIfou tdaIt6 nm 800 BORN.
,,Wmnnn Cat Fart" Idalib gtd6mtttuAs
"no 's aD'j s6or SOs 8aTtS "H' I SqpS5't aonserte Der
Sig. 50 IiOuacasAnpelc mo dnoere @ttruis
Gait's ,sbprc 2iHr Bart" Idalib Nauoes
bile iIro aliocre Attrutiioneu.
Siupb's XartsSheater - Idali6 &auoeoiue
uHo anoGre unierpdltlirgen.
,ScptniupbcnsSriber'E roen" Oittupd),
zen %. Nuguit. 81. Sti1iIHgSfcft, perbnnoclI
nil GGrneoal mo 2Seitlabren. i'm oRiOers Nierus
*aF I,,t GPSnn @ g rfaTe b. G pn~ nd@ii'45 o 3a9f In,
bn 26, Hn9ult groBe Spe3inIsGrtnr'tot nab
ben HuroDsppbleH.
gEbaIia.0ianusrhio - SonntnN. oer 20.
gtuauit. 6rturiion aui BEN Eumpter o@cnerul
SuWuUt" BON SuBe Ger SOutbs StrdBC aus.
y5urnuerriu @Uriudrts." TabU 5eicr
@drtentett uno Idn5.
4arf.GuuSCrte.
Sic RGrisGon5erte iiuoelI lO!e folgt iiati:
@;ontae' >. 5eoerai sin Il. S."jH'iScrfioCc Eari-
2tenitaa. ...... 49,. ..,,.. %, Vattcrion Bari"
Dititluoh. .... ,.......... Stuhsplu' Harii,
9onnerlu9 SgIiou' EuJt.
Sreiiuq ....... ,,,..... "NIllpUsk utl.
Snmttng. .........., IS. ..."R ~diierlol Furl,
Sas COMMISSIONER miro pou . llDr gtdGJs
mittngs bis 7 ubr &benos gebnltcn.
Sic SOnBerte an ben SSpdeIIIuBel liHoeil
bon re bis 10 llbU Mbenos itntt.
9rugramH fir beutr.
Am .HatterfuusBnrt."
9larih ,StnrS am Siripcs" ........ Solin.
CuUcrtilrlte Al oSiubui IInter' ....... %t0lluil.
SCleiiiuu aus ngdbce IN InDlu1o". . . .Serbert.
l9al5er ,gSbeI Nniabtbooo mas In 6Iomer"
GuitiU.
4pIopBoue. colo 20. GeuiurU @ulotp". stobbe
6r. Srdn! Selbnuun
,Soiun Souib. umertidHithe Sti63e,
WiOboleiUu.
.eouiberu plantation Soues". $3.50. @o6tycn.
gurneit Colo Come bad 10 @riC". .... .NeH5.
aupcQmeiiter SGnicl S%cIomuHll
Suberliire 81 Abe Auler".. .NStttudri.
UiGrf6 sIbe @Hterprtier" .......... SaI1pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
Sbeu. s. Sieuer & &c.,
2t7, Git-galtimure.S trake.

9eutides uno anoeres ausl1not.
ides @elo aefauft upo perfanit.
@eloienoungen beiorst mad 0eutld.
LAMB, Seitreid, Rublanb II. +. 10.
Wediel ailseeIteIt ouf aiisldnoiide
8anfen. Grebitbrieie unb Srabelers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24

Gin Meter Qiebbober. -
guS Truu Wurp 8elc5ufiS, cine @ittz
mc, BON Oar. as, NIbemarlesS troBe,
am Somtog Nbeno nad) Sallie fam
mo Elm Streihhol5 ou5iinoete, inn0
lie iid) cinem Wonn nit erbobencml
So0tidlGger gegenilber, unb oo5u
nod ibrem %iogenonnten 2iebbaber,
Dem 80 Sabre olten &obn SomliS
BON Nr. S24, OitsErottltroBe. Sic
Hob oui Die troBe, gciolgt bon Cant
lis, Der lie ongeblid 81 9oocn mari.
Sbre &iilierllic milroen bon Dem 80
l"i5iiten ellis ucrnommen, Der Cant
lis ucrboitetc uno nod) Ser 0Itliden
GoIi5eiitotion brod)tc. Iprt mrrbe
Der NrreItont geItern oitrd) Eolijei.
ridter S'Neiu nit $25 uno Soften
b%cItroft. Srau @elc5ufio CAB beinl
8erbor an, ooB lie SonliS IN SbaOp.
iibc, RS, tennen lernte, boB ibr Der
ielbe BORT SeirotbS. Outrage gemodJt
bobe, luclbe tic obcr oblehnte. nod
Dem lie III G%riobrung gebroht, ooB
Ser itiirmiifc &iebbobcr idlon berucibt
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
SUnncnanf. uno ltntcrgnng.
TnS @etter.

S6on mar oos @etter g%citerL ober
ulldJ reft bcib. Aui sc @roo itieG
hos thermometer nm / llbr Nudl
mittogS. Nm iriibcu Wor9cn icOodl
nor cs rcht fiibl, SO @rub.
6iir beute iogt Der MCttcrmomt
mieoerum flares Wetter OIL, mo or
iuat, ooB Is aud moraen mogliGer
@eiic flnr icin miro. Or fiinoigt
Ml0biac unipringenbe, meiitcns Wcit-
lid)e Win0c an.
Nn 0cn nn0cren 9un0ea . Wcttcr=
N%eobaftlngs Stoticncn oc0 2ou0eS
iulirbcn geiteru Die ioIgcnOcn b0titen
Tcmperoturcn uer5ciduct: Goitport
10, Rortlono 80, 9oitou 80, NIboup
-, Ncp'0orf 80, 4%bilobclpbio "a,
Ntlontic Gitp 50. Cape Wtop rs,
&joihiuaton 50. Noriolf so, Sotte-
raa 7S. Charlotte 81, MilmiuQtpu
81, 9borIClton 80. Suuomnob rs,
Sodiouuilc IS, Nlpitcr so, sen @eit
80, Atlorto rs, Mont0omcru 81,
NcmsS rleonS rs, YolcItine 81, @ol.
ueiton 80, Corpus Gbriiti %, Ntcu.
pbis 80. Cincinnati 81, @ittSbur0
81, NSlueao 76, Buffalo a. Glepe.
IGno IS, Detroit 80, Nlpcno 76.
Norqucttc 76. @recn Ban 80. Gbi-
ccGo Sc, 0uhItb 20, ct. 0oul IS,
ct. SoriS 80, aonioS Sin %, Smo-
Ia %, @lrou st, Ni9mord 80, @il.
Elton So, SABRE 81. Sclcno G6. Sult
Sofe Sin SO. Icnuer 90, Nortb
Flottc 96, Nmoriuo 80, 0oogr Gitu
"a, Sos Nngeles Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
ctHsIsuer etaab Der NInbe.
WeIbIenomngen.

= WeIbIen0nngen. -
@eIoienbungen mad, Geriidlano
nlo Seftreih ltnadru iifrr unb
itaen beiorat. 5, 10 uno 90 Narf-.
icmie 10 ua6 90 aronen Sheine 81
~bertarfen.
5seo. 8. Iiener & &c.,
o. 9r. Eli, it.SaItiwSre.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24

9oicbulL. - Tie Orioles murs
ben geItern, nie eruartet perocn
foinlte, III Buffalo geihlogcn. Gle
acItrigen Spiele Der 0itIiden @igo
Derlieien, mie folgt:
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321 Turb-0aa-S IT,, nabe &isb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24

Mir" Surm.
Barry" un0 o&orru", 5uci Eieroc.
&ctcroucn Der 6ellcrmcbr, Die louge
Sabre %binourd) ocn SdIIorhpngen
elmer SpribcnrGomru1nic Acjo0en,
rueroCn 6 gut Gobcn in ibreu oltcn
loQcu: tic >ucrocli oitf Der Y6rcib
Mir" Gorm Gllorticr bC5iebcn. llno
0N3 fam 10: oic bci0en Sbicrc moreu
i'm Souie Der Belt iiir Oen onitren.
9cnocn Gicnit bel DER 6ellcrnebr all.
m0hlid mbruuhhor 9cluoroclL mo
10 bette 0o9 6cllcr.T cpnrtcmelt ul9c.
OronCi, 0nb 0iCiclben pcrfultit merben
ioutcn, MnS miiroc ibr SdidIol &c.
lpeicn icin mare 6 bier5u gefom.
nlen? Nid)t@ NuocreS, nlS 0oB lie
pielieid)t Den 9tcit ibrcr Gage Dor CT.
ncm Son0 oocr 9lhioll. &orren per-
braht bGttcn. Serr Eorriih Der
Er1iioent Der 6clerbeboroe, er5GDlte
zines Cages in pori9er &od)c Dem
Mapor BON bcn Gu9en0en mo Der.
oieniten icner brioen Eierbe mo BON
DEM unmiiroigen Sdlidiol, oo3 oen-
ielben bcporitebe. Ia rcgtC Der
Mduor oll. Die beiosn Sbicre SIT fnll.
len uno Der yNreib slir" 6nrm sum
8eidenf 81 moden; gIeif3citia CT.
tldrtc or iit bereit. einen Gbcil Der
Soften aus ieincr Soide 5u beitrei-
Ten. Serr Farriib griii ben Flon
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
SILVER TIP MAY
SELL PROPERTY
EMGLISHMAN OFFERS TO PAY
100000
STOCKHOLDERS ARE CALLED FOR
DECISION
CoaIinga Holdings viii, If Deal Goes
Through, Change Hands at Six.
Dollars a Share over
All Expense

COALINGA, Dec. 15.-Notices have
/ been mailed to stockholders in the Sill
Yer Tip advising them that a meeting
| is to be held here December q for the
purpose Of discussing the proposed dis
position of their holdings to w. f. Lay,
representing British capital. Lay has
tried to purchase the property for some
| time for $500, LOCO, or Sc a share.
A majority of the stockholders will
probably vote in favor Of the .prOposi-
tion as a small proportion of the stock
was issued and disposed of at about So
cents, and the price of Sc looks good to
them.
with two 1O-cent dividends already
paid and another of like amount de-
clared, the property offers splendid in
ducemeuts. About 10000 shares of the
100000 have been sold and is in the
hands of buyers, and they will receive
a tremendous increase over the original
investment.
w. f. Lay also holds an option on the
Lucille, which expires today. A few
days ago he cabled asking for an eX-
tension to the option, but it was denied.
While nothing can be obtained concern
ing it, the supposition is that the money
will be paid.
British capital also holds an option
on the Amy, but it has not yet been
taken up.
4Ie lie Luxe mas Deen put on the
pump and started in at a 200-barrel
rate. pumping from an open hole. There
is 2000 feet of tubing, and the oil comes
up through it at gravity. This new
well is evidently destined, judging from
the opinions of experts, to be a great
and steady producer.
1t is believed 7. J. Turner will accept
the local Management of the Oil Supply
company's store in this city, to succeed
S. r. Bowen. who retires on the first OF
the year. Mr.. Turner is one Of the best
known men in the district and has been
time.
An assessment of 2is cents a share
has been ordered on Pluto oil compa-
nys stock. There are 266,O0O shares Of
Pluto out, and the assessment means
the incoming of quite a sum with which
to prosecute work.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16

In view of the fact that Secretary
Ballinger, in his annual report TO the
president, has made certain recommen-
dations in regard to the disposition of
oil lands in this and other states, and
as there seems TO be n desire on the
part OF oil men, as expressed TO Ihe
Herald by the chamber Of mines, that
the entire matter be thoroughly aired
in the press of Los Angeles excerpts
from the annual report of the secre-
tary of the interior to the president
have been selected by the chamber Of
mines. These fully cover his recon-
mendations.
Secretary Ballinger discusses at
length conditions existing in regard
to the coal land laws, and makes his
recommendations regarding new legis-
lation concerning them. Further on in
his report he says these recommenda-
tions ARE equally applicable to the
oil and gas fields in the public do
main" This excerpt discloses the pol
icy Of the interior department, and as
the chamber Of mines anticipates tax
ing action at an early date in regard
thereto. its directors would appreciate
the views of oil men generally on the
subject.
It should be borne in mind that in
March and April of last year a bill
was introduced in the house and SEN
ate by Congressman smith, proNlulHB
for the disposal of lands valuable for
oil and asphaltum. This bill is pub
lished herewith in its entirety, in or
der that its provisions and the recon-
mendations of Secretary Ballinger may
be compared and dEested. The board
of directors of the chamber of mines
IS anxious to take intelligent action in
the premises. and would also appreciate
the views of oil men generally on the
subject. Communications should be
addressed direct 10 the secretary. and
will be brought to the attention of the
board at its next regular meeting
It is to the interest Of every oil
man in California that intelligent ac-
ton be taken by the persons concerned.
and if the oil industry wishes present
methods to continue, an oil land bill,
or the leasing Of oil land as recon-
mended by the interior department,
their wishes should be brought to the
attention of senators and congressman
representing them, as we'll as to the
present head Of the interior depart
ment.
An EXCERPT from the annual report Of
Secretary Ballinger follows:
"As regards new legislation. The present coal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
OIL MEN WILL
DISCUSS LAWS
BALLINGER'S REPORT STARTS
COMMENT
OIL BILL OR LEASING SYSTEM
ARE DIVIDING LINES
Chamber of Mines Seeks Opinion of
Those Interested in Recon1-
mendations by Interior
Department

"The inducement for much Of the
crime and fraud, both constructive and
actual, committed under the present sys-
tenn, can be prevented by separating the
right to mine from the title of the soil
The surface would thereby he open TO
entry under other laws. The object to
be attained in any such legislation is to
conserve the coal deposits as a public
utility and to prevent monopoly or eX-
tortion in their disposition. This may be
accomplished either through the leasing
system, by which the title would remain
in the government, or through the sale
of the deposits.
''The above suggestions with reference
to the disposition of coal deposits are
equally applicable to the oil and gas
fields of the public domain and similar
legislation is thereby recommended. -
Secretary Rallinger.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
OIL OPERATORS OPPOSE
SMITHS LAND MEASURE

BAKERSFIELD. Dec. Is. After
much agitation the expression of op-
position to the Smith bill or to any
other measure calculated to work hard
ship upon the individual has crystal
lized and a protest is in circulation
among oil men which all who are ap-
preached are signing with alacrity
Similar petitions are being circulated
elsewhere, and a giant protest, which
it is expected will put a duietus on the
smith bill, will go on to Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
MARICOPA WELL STARTS
WITH 200 BARRELS DAILY

MARICOPA, Dec. 15.-Operations on
the Golden West, one mile southeast OF
Maricopa, have just been awarded by
a flowing well, producing from 100 to
200 barrels a day.
The installation of large air COM
pressor at the New Center is about
completed which will greatly facilitate
the work of keeping the wells flowing.
The wells on the lease are all good pro-
ducers. but on account of the gas
pressure and great quantity of sand it
has been a task to keep them in opera7
tion.
Two wells on the Anaconda are pro-
ducing nearly 500 barrels daily, and
with the two new wells, which are ex-
pected to be completed soon, this prop
erty will be very valuable
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
NEW OIL COMPANY
MAY RIVAL UNION IN
SIZE AND POWER

At San Francisco 1t IS rumored mer-
ger Of California oil companies is in pro-
cess Of formation that will bring into
the field concern that will rival in size
the Union and Associated companies
The new corporation Is known as the
Alliance OIL company. 1t has been
financed by California. New York. Eng
iish and Japanese capital. 1t will take
over the properties of a number of oper-
atlng companies, including that of the
California petroleum refinerles, which
OWES large plant at OilpOrt on san
Luis bay. Among the San Franciscans
interested are Louis A. Phelps, Henry j.
Crocker, Isaac Llebes, Henry Rosenfield
and Maurice Casey.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
COLUMBIA DECLARES
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND

The Columbia Oil Producing company
will pay its regular monthly dividend
of y cent a share December 25. 1t will
also declare. on that day an extra divl-
dend of u cent, books for both pay
ments closing December Is.
The Globe Oil company paid divi-
dend OF l cent a share yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Pan-Amerlcan Congress Favored

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for the participation
OF the United States in the Pan-Ameri-
can congress to be held in Buenos
Ayres in July next was ordered favor
ably reported today by the senate com
mittee on foreign relations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
California Gold & Copper
Company
Rooms 1-2, Central Block
RIVERSIDE, CAL.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the California Gold and
Copper Company is called to meet at
the office of the Corporation on Sat-
urday, January s, 1910, at o'clock p.
m. of said day. for the purpose of
electing a board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
1t is very important that every
stockholder should be present.
H. c. Hubbard,
Secretary.
A. H. Cram,
President.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Boston Mining Stocks
paclal service TO The Herald by J. c. Will
. 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.

BOSTON. Dee 15.-Gcncral speculation in
pper is increasing every day, and through
thc session activity increased with more stocks
narticipating In the rise Toward the close
trading was very broad with the whole market
boiling Lake was the leader in the advance,
raIIving to g. up points, Superior & Boston
was second in activity North Butte was
slightly weaker but was more active than 1t
has been for several days.
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MINING QUOTATIONS
NeNada Ghncks

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co. members Los Angeles Stock
exchange 200-20l l, W. Heman building Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Trading was
light for the greater part of the session. In
the Goldneld list Consolidated shaded of 5
points, Fraction remained stationary and
Florence moved up 2ia pegs.
There was tendency to realize in the Tono-
pah list after yesterdays sharp advance, and
there was a general softenins all along the
line Belmont dropped 8 points, Montana /,
and Jim Butler 1. The ore shipments from
this district during the past week aggregated
4631 tons, estimated value Su5925
Following are the closing quotations.
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

O. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-COpper: &:
% Standard spot and December, S17.75 e.
O. @13I212; February to March, S12874a .
o @I3.25. 6
o Lead, Sl.421a@4.6O. g
% Silver, 525sc. q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16

land laws respecting the states and territories
as well as Alaska should be supplemented by
an act fully meeting existing as wei as iu-
ture conditions The inducements for much
of the crime and fraud both constructive and
actual. committed under the present system
can be prevented by separating the right TO
mine from the title to the soil The surface
would thereby be open to entry under other
laws according TO its character and subject
to the right to extract the coal The object
to be attained in any such legislation is TO
conserve the coal deposits as a public utility
and to prevent monopoly or eNtoruon in their
disposition. This may be accomplished either
through a leasing system by which the title
would remain in the government under proper
regulations and supervision by the secretary
Of the interior or through the sale Of the
deposits, and in either case with restrictions
their mining and use which would control
the minimum output and conserve the de-
posits as a public utility. I believe the most
advantageous method viii be found in a
measure authorizing the lease or sale Of the
coal deposits in the lands, subject to forfeit
ure for failure to exercise the rights granted
under such reasonable regulations as may be
imposed. An exploration period Of at least one
year upon a permit basis at a nominal charge
would insure the applicant the necessary pre-
llminary knowledge upon which to make the
lease or purchase Of the coal deposits and
venture the necessary investment for opera
tion. The maximum unit authorized for this
use could be safely made from three to five
sections, provided no greater surface rights
be granted than will give proper facilities
TO reach and extract the coal deposits.
"In case Of failure Of the lessees or grantees
to open and operate the coal deposits under
reasonable limitations and to maintain an
output reasonably suited TO the deposits and
in case Of combinations TO price or limita-
tion of output, title should be forfeited by
proceedings I'm court for that purpose. Gov
ernment mine supervision would doubtless he
necessary to enforce the conditions and lin
itations under the grant.
"The above suggestions with reference 70 the
atN 81
applicable TO the oil and gas fields in the
public domain. and similar legislation to
lands containing the same are hereby recon-
mended. Indeed, the very nature Of these two
important mineral resources requires that their
disposition be in terms Of quantity OF the
nrdMcL eNLract.l rathar than Of -acrcaEe.n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Salt Lake Mines

Special service 10 The Herald by J. C
Wilson, 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles,
member Stock and Bond exchange Of san
Francisco and eastern exchanges.
SALT lake CTTY Dec II - T1c1lou,iry ,,,oro
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