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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We Offering the last 10 lots in Mira Monte
park You can buy them ut a price far below
any other property being sold in beautiful Ross
valley, and remember you getting large
lot with city conyeniences. The streets are
macadamized; and water mains laid ;
minutes from the station. Mira Monte park IS
nicely wooded with beautiful flowers and shrub
berry; grand view of Mt Tamalpais and the pur-
est water in the country. Lots $3.50 and up
very easy terms. Take Sausalito ferry and cleo
trio train to Kentfeld. Branch office there
LYON & H0AG, INC, $50 Market ST
BARGAIN at $40, O00-This beautiful home must
be seen to be appreciated. Telephone Kearny
915 and get nartlcnlars
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

The New York Journal of Commerce
says Edwin Hawley began BY buying
eggs: he is now buying railroads He
is rapidly becoming a second Harrls-
man. That is nothing. r. F. Dor
gelch is in the market also for eggs.
What will become OF this country IL
we are to have three Harrimans in
the field? asks a terrified general agent
with the bugbear OF merger before
him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

William Maekenzie. president Of the
Canadian Northern. is reported to have
said that during the present year the
company will build 1880 miles Of line
in Alberta and Saskatchewan. 500
miles in Ontario and zoo miles in Mani
tobA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

INFORMATION WANTED from owner who has
good modern residence for sale in or within
l5 miles OF San Francisco. Would like TO
learn of best bargain being offered from S.. 600
10 $4,000, Give price and brief description.
No agents need answer. Address G. CURRIER.
Pres room 6 O. As West Monroe St Chicago
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

III. ]. Merrick. superintendent of
freight transportation of the New
york Central lines. in his weekly
statement. says that there is every in
dicatfon OF an increased business. and
his roads alone showed an increase
of s17,7O7 for the week ending June a.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE BY c. L. LITTLE,
52T Castro St. Hayward
s., 5o0-2$t acres. all IN fruit and currants,
good room house, etc.
Sc. 500 acres room bungalow mot quite
finished). small barn, number of chicken
houses, brooder houses and yards. COW,
wagon. all farm tools. etc; in town. A
pickup; best small chicken ranch out
$40 ,000-25L acres adjoining town limits. Buy
this and cut 1t up IN half acre lots and
double your money or more; property ad-
joining has been cut up into so IT. lots
and more than half sold for $3.50 to
$3.50 per lot. Investor. don't miss it.
I am also the owner of Beautiful Bonnie
Brae' lots; each Family orchard; street work
lights and telephone; 20 minutes walk from
electric cars north on street carline to
pass this tract-aBd your money will double
Call at my office for particulars /
handle only best properties. and the only agent
in town owning his own subdivision.
C. L. LITTLE.
527 Castro St, Hayward. Don't forget.
81, ROSWELL little country home: 2I5 acres
sandy loan: at San Lorenzo; j mile from
electric car line: house of 6 rooms. pantry and
bath: barn: well water; tank; most all in
orchard: some vegetables and oceans of Der
ries; complete chicken outfit: 700 chickens:
span Of fine driving mares; young Jersey COW
one third cash. balance mortgage or like rent
$2.500-25 acres rolling land: III miles
from Hayward; over 3 acres fine orchard: u
acre in grapes. balance hay and wooded land:
small house; big barn and wells; A SNAP
Fine lots on Hayward Oakland car line; no
town taxes: easy terms.
HAYWARD REALTY CO.,
S. c. SMITH, Manager
Omen Sundays.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

George w. Colby of the Great North
ern left last night for Seattle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
RUSSIAN RIVER REAL ESTATE

SIS AND UPWARD-EASY TERMS.
Bungalow and camp sites al Camp Rose, near
Healdsburg; right the river; large lots; nicely
wooded: spring water; send for Illustrated folder
G. z. RAY, 13S Lick bldg, IS Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

Machinists' lodge No. SIS of this CITY
has decided to send two delegates ia
represent 1t in the internatio con-
vention that is to meet in Denver next
Sentember. The election will be held
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-S24 Kearny St. ST
FRANK S. GRUMMON. 246 B st. San Matec
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION
30 minutes from the city

Between San Mateo and Burlingame.
Between two rapidly growing centers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
UPPER FRUITvALE HOMES.

HOME INVESTMENT Co.
- Fruifvale az. cor old county road.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE
VPLANDS-Beautlful home sites: no fog; piano.
rama OF bay and mountain; trees, bouleyards,
electricity, water, sewers, restrictions; adjoIns
New Country Club; lots 100 IT. to % acres on
easy terms; conveyances at Union depot and
agents tract Sundays. CADWALADER
TAYLOR & CO.. sos Mills bldg. s. F.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

SAN ANSELMO REAL ESTATE
BARG 5 rooms BATH hardwood
floors. fireplace, beamed ceilings, etc; LOT
S0x11T; minutes TO station; 81, 500; terms.
G. II. WHITNEY. 343 Sansome St. s. F.
21z ACRES, sl.250; building lots, S225 each
Apply A. B0UICK, owner
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

H. A. PLEITNER Fruifvsle Station, Cal
Phone Merritt $40.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
Mr.. LightfOOt Removes to Ely

Deputy State School Superintendent
A. b. Lightfoot left Friday for Ely by
private conveyance. The coanties OF
Eur.k a, Lander aud White Pine com
prise the second school distrio;-the ter
ritory under his supervision. Since his
appointment to this office he has made
Eureka his home aud headquarters.
owning a residence on Mob Hill. which
he recently sold in view of his removal
to Ely. Mrs. Lightfoot and baby, who
are now at her home at Linden. Michi-
gan. will join her husband as soon as
he is settlei. Peter Schaeffer left Fri
day with the remainder of their house
hold goods aud personal effects not
disposed OF in the recent sale.
Mr.. Lightfoot is too we'll known as a
gentleman and educator for the SENTI.
MEL to ~personaliz, him. but both he aud
his estimable wife will be missed in
this community. which will extend to
them good will and prosperity in their
new home.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
THE FOURTH IN EUREKA
The Annual Ball of Rescue Hose
Company to Be the Event
OF the Holiday

The Fourth of July in Eureka this
year will not be publicly observed, but
it is learned that during the day there
will be several private picnics by people
from town at the different ranches
near Eureka. and also fireworks will be
set off at the various residences 10 town
in the evening.
1t is understood the different mining
companies here will suspend operations
on the Fourth, and it is expected that
quite a number Of visitors will be in
Eureka that day from the various mines
and rear by ranches.
The event of the Nations holiday
will be the grand ball given by the
Rescue Hose Company at the Opera
House on the evening Of July 5, and
the members Of the fire company are
putting forth their best efforts to insure
all who attend the dance an enjoyable
evening.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
Plaintiff Gets Decision

The hearing of the case of the Eureka
County Bank vs.. Cost Kuckles came up
before Justice L. W. Cromer in Eureka
on Friday, June %. The defendant
was charged with making an overdraft
on the bank amounting to the sum Of
800. which he refused to pay back
Attorney A. s. Henderson represented
the plaintiff and Attorney H.. X. Mitch
ell the defendant. After the witnesses
on both sides had testified. and the case
argued pro and con by the respective
attorneys. it was submitted to the Court,
who rendered judgment against the
defendant in the sun of 800 and costs
of suit. After judgment was rendered
the defendants attorney moved for a
stay of execution for 20 days from June
25. which was granted by the Court.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
Hamilton Correspondence

Shakespeare says: "Give to airy moth.
ings q local habitation and q name.'.
Now when one sits down to write for q
newspaper aud there 10 little or no new 9
he feels that he must give some ''airy
nothings."
So far as mining is concerned there is
little to say. Charles Minoletti has
four men out doing assessment work.
Hoppe. Rosevear and Anderson keep on
digging on their new find, and it Is i'm.
proving. Dean is digging away merri-
ly on his silver prospects and feels he is
going to strike it rich. Taylor is assidu.
ously striving to unearth riches from
Gary mine. Hugh Gayle is nearly
through with his rs foot shaft. and is
the only man who has a sure thing.
When his shaft is finished he knows he
has ore and can go to shipping at once
again. He made the shaft 50 as to have
a shorter way to the ore body on which
he has been working.
Miss Emma Zadow has returned from
her trip t o Carson City aud Reno.
William Smith of Newark Valley
was in town Sunday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
Ruby Hill. Correspondence

John Kitchen and son. Hiram. have
returned from gathering and branding
their cattle.
Thomas Jury was unable to work for
several days last week on account Of
an attack Of the prevailing sickness
hereabout.
The Richmond. Eureka Company will
pay off this month on the afternoon Of
July 8. and to give its employees an OPP
portunity Of celebrating the Fourth, all
work will be suspended for three days
commencing again on Wednesday morn
ing. July T..
The Richmond. Eureka Company this
week erected q barb wire fence around
a number of the company's buildings.
which include the office. superintend-
ent's dwelling house and mess house.
The object in building the fence is to
keep u the cows and horses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
EUREKA COUNTYs PROPORTION
Check for $136.31 Received From
Forest Reserve for Monitor
Valley Grazing Privileges

Secretary to Governor ID. s. DECKER
son. James d. Finch, this week for
warded to County Treasurer r. Nc
Charles q check for si36 81. being the
proportion due Eureka County Of the
receipts during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1908, from the Monitor Forest
Reserve, under the Act Of Congress ap-
proved May 30. 1908. making a~ppropria-
tions for the Department Of Agricul-
ture for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1908. which provides that % per cent
Of all money received from each Forest
Reserve during any fiscal year shall be
paid at the end thereof by the Secretary
of the Treasury to the State or Terri.
tory in which said reserve is situated.
to be expended as the Stat, or Ter
ritorial Legislature may prescribe for
the benefit of the public schools and
public roads Of the county or oun
ties in which the Forest Reserve
is situated; provided, that when any
Forest Reserve is in more than one
State or Territory or county the distri.
butive share to each from the proceeds
Of said reserve shall be proportional to
its area therein"
Secretary Finch calls the attention of
County Treasurer Mechanics to the
fact that by an Act of the last Nevada
Legislature only 10 per cent of the pro-
ceeds from fees which issue to the
counties from National Forest Reserves
shall be paid into the County School
Fund Of the county In which such fees
may ba collected. He also calls atten.
ton to the discrepancy between the
Nevada Act and the Act of Congress
regarding the per centum. but thinks
the Federal Act should govern and the
amount he has sent should be deposited
in the Eureka County School Fund.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
WINDFAlL HOIsTING MACHINERY
Engine and Skip Capable of Handling
Operations to 500 Level

One OF the best hosting plants ever
installed in this section OF Nevada lie
now in operation at the wlndfall mine.
IL consists Of a so horse power Fair
banks-Morse gasoline hosting engine,
operating q 32-cubic foot capacity self
dumping skip. The engine is designed
to hoist at the rate Of three hundred
feet per minute.
Toe skip was designed by George L.
Kaeding and is made of such dimensions
that, with the weight of the rope. 1t
will just constitute q maximum load
for the engine when hosting from a
depth Of 500 feet. The skip weighs $40
pounds.
When the skip reaches a position just
over the receiving bin the safety catches
are automatically opened and the skip
is guided out from between the shaft
guides and is automatically dumped.
The operation of leaving the position in
the shaft and dumping is all done while
the engine is hosting. The moment
the ore is ous Of the skip. the engineer
lowers and the skip resumes its position
in the shaft and the safety catches auto
matically close.
In the shaft loading pockets have
been cut under each station. and these
pockets ara used for ore only. A steel
chute hin yed at each station is used for
loading the waste rock. but as very
little waste rock is handled these latter
chutes are rarely used.
With this new hosting plant 1t will
be possible for the Eureka Wirdfall
Company to handle all the ore for the
mill to a depth Of 500 feet. and at the
same time be able to do all necessary
Development work without any crowd.
ing Of the hosting plant.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
NEW DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office Of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
July l. 1909

Thomas Roselli to g. B. Bale and A.
Campo-Deed to the north 121S feet Of
lot 2 In block "a with improvements,
consisting Of frame house and cellar:
also the west so feet Of lot l in block "a
with improvements. consisting Of frame
lodging house; also all tools, liquors.
cigars, harness. shoes. furniture. and
merchandise. all In the town of Eoreka.
Consideration s17o0. Recorded June
90, 1903.
A. Campo to q. B. Biale-Quit claim
deed to above described property. Con.
sideration 81. Recorded June 2S, 1909.
Notices Of Location Of the Gold Wave.
Treasure Hill. Sun Beam. April Fool.
Hidden Treasure Extension. Golden
Age. Red Jacket No. 2. Water Pipe No.
2 and Water Pipe No. 8 mines in Min.
eral Hill Mining District. by B. r.
Goodhue. J. Rutledge. Maggie johnson.
Recorded June 20.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
DuNpHY SAYS NE WAS DRUNK
Now Asks Release From Marriage With
Dodie Valencia

James @. Dunphy. the Nsvada and
California millionaire. has already tired
Of Dodie Valencia, . woman we'll
known In San Francisco's tenderloin.
whom he married ct Redwood City
about ten days ago. He has now sp-
Piled for an annullment of this mar
riage. saying in his petition that he twas
so intoxicated from alcoholic drinks
that he had no comprehension Of what
he was doing" He eve consented to
the marriage, he declares. evidently on
the theory that it was 1.-THE rum talk.
ing" when he made the responses. But
s~he-heartless woman-"claims to be
his wife,"
From the complaint It appears that
Dunphy came to himself Eat about the
hour Of five O'Clock A. M. on the Goth
day Of June aforesaid" and he claims
that he lost no time in putting . large
number Of city blocks between himself
and the woman he promised to love.
honor aud cherish. He is quite horri.
fed ct having married while he was, IS
it were, absent minded. Still that cruel
creature claims Il be his wife. and. I'M
less Court so orders. will not forget the
little incident down at Redwood City.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
NEWS ITEMS FROM PALIsADE
Collected by the SENTINEL's Cor
respondent in the North End
Of Eureka County

The social dance at the new addition
to the residence of Constable Nat Haw.
kins Saturday night was q decided sue.
cess.
G. H. Kenyon and mother accom-.
panied Miss Villa Plummer to her home
Tuesday at Mineral Hill, and returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Mcbride drove to
Naples ranch Sunday and spent the
day On Trout creek fishing. and report
an enjoyable time.
A large number of people from Pail.
SADIE expect to spend the Fourth in Elko.
AS they will have q two day programme
1t gives us q good chance to celebrate.
o. H. Hale returned Wednesday from
Elko, where he was called ON account
Of the sickness of his mother. We
understand Mrs. Hale is rapidly re.
covering.
Monday afternoon the II months old
child Of G. Girdella wandered out of
his mothers sight for a few minutes
and has disappeared. They were living
near the Humboldt river. and the
child's footprint, were visible to the
waters edge. Searching parties were
organized, dynamite was used in the
river, driftwood was loosened, and every
effort to locate the child was made. but
up to the present time no trace of the
body has been found. The Humboldt
river is very high at this time Of the
year, and little hopes are had of finding
the body of the child.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
FURNACE FAILS TO WORK
Eureka indfall Will Change Gasoline
Furnace to a Coke Burner

Eureka indfall Will Change Gasoline
Furnace to a Coke Burner
In last weeks SENTINEL it was stated
that the Eureka Windfall Mining Com
pany would have a cleanup at it's new
cyanide mill last Saturday and the bar
of gold bullion brought to Eureka and
placed on exhibition at n Eureka
County Bank that afternoon. On ac-
count of the new gasoline furnace the
company had put in being unable to
produce sufficient heat to separate the
zinc shavings from the gold. it was IN.
able to carry out its intention. 1t is
understood the company will now take
out the gasoline furnace and put in an
old style furnace in which coke is used
for fuel.
The stockholders aud officials of the
company who were here inspecting the
mines and new cyanide mill and ex.
pected to witness the production Of the
first gold brick. left for their respective
homes last Monday. In the meantime
everything at the mine and mill is
reported to be working smoothly, and
the usual amount Of ore is being ex-
tracted daily and put through the mill.
The company this week shipped 40
tons Of high grade smelling ore to the
Taylor & Brunton sampling works at
Salt Lake.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
State Inspector Adopts
Mine Signal Code

In compliance with q statutory re-
quirement. State Mine Inspector E. e.
Stuart has compiled q code of mine sig.
mails for general use throughout the
State Of Nevada. There are some slight
changes from the codes generally in use
up to June l, and therefore the new
official code will be Of interest to min.
ing men throughout the State. The
me- code is as follows:
When the men are to be hoisted or
lowered, give the signal men on"
(three bells). Men must then get on
bucket or cage. then give signal to
hoist or lower Zone or two bells).
Signals to meet local demands and
not in conflict with the above may be
added by individual operators. but the
same must be posted in clear and leg.
ibls form in connection with the above
code.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
Big Production IL Predicted

J. F. Haley. State Bullion Tax Col.
%lector. has returned to Reno. after visit.
ing Lander. Humboldt, Eureka and
White Pine Counties. He states that
he finds all these counties in good shape
and that there will be much bullion
produced in all of them this year. He
looks for a production of about %. 000,-
900 in White Pine County alone. While
in Ely Mr.. Haley conferred with the
officers Of the Cumberland Ely Com
pany. one Of the big companies Of
White Pine County. and from now on
the Cumberland Ely will pay its just
proportion of bullion tax.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
PROMISING PIONEER PROPERTY
Bert l. Smith, Formerly Of Eureka,
Has Lease on Good Mining Ground

Bert l. Smith, Formerly Of Eureka,
Has Lease ON Good Mining Ground
According to the Rhyolits Herald the
lease Of Bert L. Smith. formerly Of
Eureka, on Margery No. l mine Of the
Mayfower estate OF Pioneer district,
Nye County. caused considerable COM
ment at the inception Of its work .
couple Of months ago. as the ~trenching
uncovered a wealth Of milling ore on
the surface. A vein was exposed fully
100 feet wide which yielded . fair aver
q Of $50 to the ton; this was good
milling ore, but the Pioneer craze is for
high grade shipping ore, so it was de-
cided that depth must be attained and
the high grade deposits tapped. Conse.
quently o shaft was started with the
expectation that high grade would be
encountered at about $50 feet deep.
At q depth Of 60 feet in the shaft Mr..
Mace, the manager, decided that IL
would be best to do q little prospecting.
and run out o drift until the face OF the
fault wal met, then q drift along the
face of the fault was driven q short dis.
lance until it entered the ore on Mon.
day last. and that at about just the
point it was calculated to be.
Since then further progress into the
ore has been most gratifying. The ore
seems to be quite compact. and 1t all
pans literally free gold. The indica.
tions are that it is q good grade Of
milling ore.
Further prospecting will be done to
determine the trend and dip of this ore
body. then the sinking Of the shaft will
be resumed. and probably at $50 feet
deep q systematic search for high grade
will be made. The prospects of this
property appear most excellent.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-03
CAPTURING RANGE HORSES
Messrs. Barnum and Allison Cor
raj 166 Head of Mustangs
In Sixteen Days

By an arrangement made with the
officials Of the Government at Wash
ington, ID. O., the supervisor Of the
Toiyabe National Forest Reserve and
the ranchers who Craze stock upon the
reserve, Charles p. Barnum and Charles
Allison. together with their riders. have
begun the work of catching the wild
horses that range there 10 such immense
numbers. The section where these
horses are being corraled is in the
mountains between Antelope and Moni-
tor Valleys, about 80 miles southew st Of
Eureka.
These are the horses that the Govern.
ment was desiring to rid the range OF
BY shooting. as it was believed that IL
was impossible to capture them alive.
By quickly erecting corrals constructed
OF canvas or woven wire. and carefully
concealing them from view, Messrs.
Barnum and Ellison are successfully
prosecuting the work.
The first n of nine days resulted In
the capture of rs head. The second run
Of seven days was still better. nearly 30
head being corraled. The horses are
driven to Eureka. where they are DIS
posed Of to buyers. who ship them East.
The result Of the work Of Mr.. Bar.
mum and his associates will no doubt be
watched with much interest by not
only those in the Immediate vicinity
where the animals are being corraled,
but in various parts Of the State where
immense herds of these wild horses
range. and if he has solved the problem
OF successfully trapping them. the sys-
tenn will undoubtedly be adopted by the
different ranchers and stockmen in Ne.
vada. who are pestered almost beyond
endurance by these animals presencs
on the ranges.