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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
COLE DEvELOPME COMPANY TAXES OVER GOOD
 CLAIMS
THE OLD COLE & GOODWIN DIS. TRICT GOES TO STRONG
 CORPORATION
SATISFACTORY DEVELOPMENTS
CAREFUL WORK OF FORMER OWN FRS SHOWN IN GOOD CON
 OPTION OF MINE

The addition of another working mine to Globe districts's long and prosperous list is marked by the form. ing of the Cole Development company whose articles of incorporation were recently published in the Silver Belt. This company will soon begin opera. tions on tke Cole property, near the Gibson mine.
 The Cole mine, formerly called the Cole X Goodwin, is SO well known to everyone interested in mining in Globe district that description may be un necessary, The beginning of develop ment work there, however, is notable event, for the Cole property is admitted ly one of the most heavily mineralized in the district and one that has been proven up so far as to make it possi. ble to put it on a paying basis with comparatively little work and expendi- ture
 The Cole land includes seventeen claims lying in such way that the area is over mile long and four claims wide. The claims extend along Mineral creek and are about three miles from the Gibson Copper mine, whose output in the past few years has furnished the capital to erect some of Globes most substantial business buildings
 This property is located twelve miles southwest of Globe and ten miles north east of Ray. It is twenty miles by wagon road to Globe. The Gila Valley, Globe < Northern railway now being extended to Miami. will have its terminal twelve miles by good wagon road from the property.
 The formation is Pinal schist. a formation that covers good portion of the Globe quadrangle. This property is located on fault, marked Cole & Goodwin on the geological survey, which can be traced for mile and a half in length and cuts the schs, diagonally. The Gibson mine is in this formation. and is one of the large pro. dueers of the district The Miami dis. trict is in this formation. where mil. lions of tons of concentrating ore are in sight.
 The main development on the Cole group consists of 320-foot incline shaft, which is good ore down to liJ feet, where the vein dipped. The shaft was continued down >1 vein matter. which is good concentrating ore. At about 265 feet, the shaft sheered into the core of the vein again, and the entire bottom of the shaft is now in ore. The clean ore will run from 20 to 30 per cent in copper, and also ear. ries value of from $3 to Sl0 in gold and silver. There was a small amount of drifting done at depths of 100 and 200 feet, and the showing is about the same as in the shaft at these points.
 The ore is principally chalcopyrite. This is the same kind of ore produced by the Gibson mine, but is disseminated for the full width of the fault which cuts this formation. A good deal of smelling ore could be picked out in working this property. The balance would make high grade concentrate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
METAL MARKETS NEW YORK, September 8.

ara copper was easy. Spot and Sep tember. l2.40 to l2.7O; october. l2.45 to lo.75; November. l2.50 to l9.sO; De eember. l2.55 to l2.s5. No sales re- ported. Local dealers quote lake at i3 to 1865; electrolytie. l2.75 to lS; casting. l2.62la to l2.s7l2. The Lon don copper market closed steady at s59. Is. 7d for spot aud f59, los, 9d for futures.
 Tin was Quiet and easy with spot closing at 29.92ls to 30.O5; September, 29.9O to 3O.O6; october, 29.90 to 2OlO and December. 2995 to 30.l5. The English market was easy and lower with spot closing at fl35, 17s. Sd and futures at sl37, 2s, 6d
 Lead was quiet with >Pot at 4.jo to 4 40 in New York and APO to 4.3O ID East St. Louis, London was a shade higher with spot at fl2. l3s, 9d.
 Spelter was quiet locally. Spot 5.61 to 5.T5 in New York and 5.5o to 3.6o in East St. Louis. London unchanged at s22. l2s. 6d
 Silver 5l3-s; Mexican dollars A..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, September s.--A gener- al disposition to await government hg' ures of the new crop of wheat caused dullness in the pit all day. The report confirmed fears in corn, the loss being estimated at 9.s points during August, and showed a deterioration of three points in spring wheat.
 The close was strong at almost the top. December ranged between 94 3s and 90 3sc and closed at 95 to 95 Is.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
Mining and Financial News

The corn market closed strong, only trife below the best figures of the day, with December 59 Is.
 Oats closed frm at pfiees 1-4 to 3-s higher,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
Gambling

your life against 25 cents is just ex. actly what you are doing if you neg leeet cough or cold on the chest in. stead of treating if with Ballard s Horehound Syrnp. A 25 cent bottle of this splendid remedy will cure an
 ordinary cough, heal the lungs and act as tonic for your entire system. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09
By Wilson X Cash.)

Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman fight at San Francisco this afternoon. The Bank Saloon will bulletin the fight by rounds. Music by the colored or chestra. ii&ElX lXA
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-09

Every person neeSs rest at least once year. Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Rates reasonable.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
LEGAL NorrcEs-continuea


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ERNEST S. SIMPSON. plaintiff VS.. all per
sons claiming any interest In or lien upon the
real property herein described or any part
thereof, defendants.
Summons-Action No 1864. Dept. No. I.
Inc People OF the State of CALIFORNIA, 90
All persons claiming any interest In. OF heu
upon, the real property herein described OF
any part thereof, defendants, greeting
You are hereby required TO appear ana an
swer the complaint OF ERNEST S. SIMPSON.
plaintiff, nled with the clerk OF the above
entitled court and city and county wit mn
three months after the first publication Oh THIS
summons, and TO set forth what interest OF
lien. If any, you have In or upon that certain
real property, or any part thereof. situated N y.
the city and county of San Francisco, state OF
california, and particularly described as ioi-
lows:
corner of Duboce avenue and Castro street ~
the said city and county of San Francisco, at
the point of intersection of the southerly line
OF Duboce avenue with the westerly line OF
the said southerly line of Duboce avenue %
feet inches, thence at a right angle soutneris
100 feet, thence at a right angle easteriy o.
feet 6 inches to the westerly line or castro
street, and thence northerly along the said
westerly line of Castro street 100 feet 10 tne
point or commencement.
You are hereby notified that, unless You so
appear and answer, the plaintiff Will apply
to the court for the relief demanded In the
plaintiff is the owner of said property In rec
simple absolute; that his title to said property
be established and quieted: that the court
ascertain and determine all estates, rights:
titles, interests and claims in and TO said
property, and every part thereof. whether the
same be legal equitable, present or future,
vested or contingent and whether the same
consist of mortgages or liens Of any deserip
toni that plaintiff recover his costs herein
ana have such other and further relief as may
be meet In the premises.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 4th day Of June, A. d. 1909.
(SeaD "a. /. MULCREvY, Clerk.
BY JAS. P. KANE Deputy Clerk.
The first publication Of this summons was
made in the San Francisco Call newspaper on
the 18th day of June, A. D. 1900.
The following persons said to claim an
interest in. or lien upon, said property adverse
to plaintiff:
Arthur A. Smith, trustee. 1O1 Montgomery
St. San Francisco, Cal.
w. d. Dunning, trustee, 101 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. Cal
Savings and Loan Society, corporation, 101
Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal
Geo. F. Lyon, trustee, 636 Market St, San
Francisco, Cal.
Realty Improvement Company OF San Fran
cisco, 636 Market St. San Francisco, Cal.
BOURDETTE & BACON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
1O079-11-13, Call bldg,
San Francisco, Cal.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
silly of California, Berkeley. on or before 3
p. m. Monday, July 26. 1909. for portions of
the heating and yentiiating system, including
galvanized iron work. for the University
Library on the, University Campus at Berkeley
as per plans and specifications hle at said
office.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check or bond in favor of the
undersigned equal to ten per cent of the bid
to assure execution of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
Members of the s. F. Real Estate Board.
MONEY TO LOAN ON s. F. REAL ESTATE.
So, o00-Beautiful marine view corner, backing
into Preside wall; 35 feet for $4,000,
next TO corner; choice residential prop
S19, 0o0-About per cent net; fine 8 story
structure of stores and fats. 112:e feet
street frontage; prominent corner in SUIT
ter ST., not far from Devisadero; always
well rented. (462S)
S12, 5000 good fats next to corner of Masonic
and Oak; sunny and up to date; no rea-
sonahle offer will be refused; 6-6-7 rooms
and bath (5139)
So, 000-Clement St near 4th av. lot 25x100;
house of 10 rooms and bath; buy this
and you will be In line 10 own fine lit
tie piece of business property soon (51eSl
St,I50-Biggest snap in town: fine fats OF
o. rooms and bath and lot 30x100, ad-
Joining corner; California ST., not far
from DeyisadeTo lot worth $4,750; hats
worth $4,000; get 10 work on this (5l35)
and bath and lot 81 :6xl14 TO street:
double frontage. This is a sure neighbor-
hood: lot worth $4,000; cottage would
cost SO. 500 to duplicate (5l63l
$6,250-Make an offer on these fats OF
81 rooms and bath in Buchanan, close
TO Grove; they are in fair condition;
rented for $3.50 month. (5l65)
se,o0o-You can buy it for less; it's worth
$4,000 easily; spend 81. 500 and you will
have an income of 500 month; hns
corner in a great little business district
at Laguna and Union SITS. (4S42)
S5,5Oo-Bargsln. This fine lot on Hyde st.
Suffer at trihe 5000 foot;
"a feet 'front.' improve this with apart
ments or fats. (5146)
Send for July list of property for sale.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-COntinues
FOR SALE
THE HYDE RANCH.
8 10. 10, 20 and so acre tracts.
THE HYDE RANCH.
Beautiful sonOma valley.


The hyde ranch OF 600 acres OF rich level
and rolling land orchards and vineyards, is
for sale in small tracts TO suit.
The Hyde ranch has a splendid reputation
and has been fsrmed by Mfr. Hyde successfully
for 80 years. The title is absolutely perfect
We have abstract.
Elegant rich land covered with oaks which
raises immense crops OF hay, corn. beans to-
mstoes, etc, for $50, SEQ. SIS and 500 70 $3.50
per
Some perfectly beautiful building sites.
Choice vineyards of Znfandel. Cabernet,
Semillon. Burgundy. etc. IN full bearing. for
$3.50, S1T5, $3.50. $500 and S225 per acre
Full bearing orchards OF cherries prunes
pears. peaches, etc. for $3.50, $500 and $500 per
acre.
Each place a positive snap.
Never anything cheaper offered, and so good.
Very easy terms
Only 40 miles from San Francisco.
Can go up early in the morning. spend S
hours the ranch and back BY 6:1O D. m.
Moderate restrictions in order TO keep the
property up in nice clean shape. with neat little
cottages and unsightly shaeks. II you want
good profit buy 10 acres here.
Write call for circulars.
c. Fl. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery St,
San Francisco. Cal
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LEGAL NOTICES


THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions in the
orphanage of whole and half orphans from Jan
uary 1, 1909, to June 30, 1903, viz: George
Strom. aged years months; Martin Blank
aged years months; Esther Ladar, aged IL
years months; Hannah Ladar, aged years 8
MONTHS Samuel Ladar, aged years months;
Harry Friedman, aged years months
jamin Lando, aged II years months Herman
Lando aged years months; Rebecca Lando
aged years months; Roy Smith, aged 10
years 6 months; Vera Smith, aged years:
Lillian Goldberg aged years ] month !;
Blanche Ida Robinson, aged years months;
Helen Mildred Robinson, aged years month;
ME Gage, aged years months; Esther Gage
aged years 2 months; Dora Nathan, aged
years 9 months; Sydney Nathan, aged years
8 months
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
orphanage and Alfred INITIAL Nelson me-
mortal home Of 500 Lake ST.. San Francisco,
has received the following orphan and half
orphan girls from January ! TO July l, 1903:
Marie Schmitt, z yrs. mos; Eustina Schmitt,
s yrs. mos; Louise Helen Sergeant. 10 yrs
Yquina verna Sergeant, IL yrs. 4 mos; Amy
Florence Lewis, yrs 8 mos; Berdina Col
Inns. IL yrs. mos: Beatrice Collins, IL yrs;
Sadie Lindsay wainer, I yrs; Dorothy Ray
Watkins. IL yrs. 10 mos. Evelyn N. Swan
strom, IL yrs. mos; Marie Hess, 1 yr. A
mos; Grace Ethel johnson, yrs 10 mos;
Theodore Johnson. yrs. Teresa Centurionl.
yrs. 4 mos. Bernice May Ford, yrs.
mos; Louise Ries, yrs mo-; Caroline
Schmitt 6 yrs. mos; Leah NJ. A. Krouse.
yrs. mos; Ida Wilson, yrs mos;
Arvilla L. Barnsdall, 10 yrs. mo-
ST FRANCIS girls directory orphan asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted to the
asylum from January 1. 1903, to July l.
1909: William Joseph McCranney, aged 2 yrs.
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CHOICE VINEYARDS
CHOICE VINEYARDS

Some Of the finest dry wine,' vineyards IN
Sonoma valley for sale in tracts Of any size 10
suit The grapes are Cabernet, Semilon. Bur
gundy and zinfandel with q few other choice
blending varieties
This is a portion OF the famous Hyde ranch,
where the demand for grapes places the prices
igher than any other grapes in the country.
Prices from $1G0 to $225 per acre.
Terms very easy. II bought before August 10
purchaser gets the crop. Five years to pay If
necessary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
INVESTMENTS

BELOW is statement of the annual income
from an investment of $4,000 in the following
bonds and stocks compared with the returns
on the amount invested In deposits in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION


CENTRAL ADDITION
30 minutes from the city.
Between San Mateo and Burlingame.
Between two rapidly growing centers.
In the best residential section % San Mated
and Burlingame, adjoining San AIateo park and
surrounded by properties that have made for
tunes for those who bought early.
Go down and Central addition. The at
tractive homes already built and the class OF
buyers guarantee its value and desirabilitys
minutes from Burlngame; electric pass the
tract every 10 minutes: fog. dne macadam-
lied streets: sewer, water. gas. electricity and
telephones: $4,000 school: $3.50 for lots 5Ox150.
easy terms; get of electric at Peninsula av.
Send for new illustrated folder Of Central
addition.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. S1s-324 Kearny St. s. Z.
FRANK $. GRUMMON. 246 ST.. san Mateo.
FOR sale cheap. or rent furnished-San Mateo
Park handsome 10 room villa acre ground:
own water works, bearing fruit and ornamental
trees. flowers; barn. Box 135. Burlingame
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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home in the beautiful Santa
Cruz mountains, hours from San Francisco;
about II acres. all but IN prunes apples and
cherries; IL room house. bath. closets, sitting
hall, etc; 5 chicken yards. garage and cow
shed: ideal view of mountains and surround
ing country; cheap at $1,000; good terms If
desired.
@. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY,
702 Market st. San francisco. Cal
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so acres choice fruit ana vineyard land near
Fresno; 20 acres Of it in vineyard and orchard;
hne pumping plant; plenty Of water; house,
ETC.; 81, 600.
$50 acres grain land. suitable for orchard or
VINEYARDS; good orange land: adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty OF water;
a bargain; S35 per acre
28S5 acre stock ranch, Stanis1sus county;
plenty of water: timber enough to pay for the
land; owner made fortune on this ranch; 81
per acre buys IT.
eIb, 0O0-General merchandise stock: doing a
profitable business In very prosperous. grow
ing town, surrounded By very productive
Above properties FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY
BIZ E. L. BARROW, manager Of Coast Car
rage Co., cor. 18th and Jackson sts-, Oakland,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


TURLOCK IRRIGATED FARMS
10 acres in this district will keep a family
in luxury. This is the best land In California.
WATER RIGHTS FREE, FARMERS OWN THE
WATER. Get information from the Central
California Land Agency. dept. /. $50 Market st.
24O acres fenced in Il hog tight fields; ditch
water year atound; also surface water within
eight feet. place has brought 81 900 rental;
price $4,000 on terms. PETER II. NELSON,
Hanford, Cal.
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SANTA CLARA VALLEJO acre ranch, good
house, all tools, wagon. horse, some furni-
ture, about acres in grapes and acres in
orchard; everything in apple pie order; best
buy for the money in the valley; only "a, 900,
terms; this years crop win bring close TO
81 900.
c. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY.
T02 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
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CHICKENS
We are authorized to sell the FINEST CHICKEN
RANCH in the state; very finest and latest
improvements; buildings all new; fine IL room
residence, 2 barns, gas plant, 20 stationary
chicken houses, "A movable houses, large IN
cubator house. bro0der house 80 feet long.
farmhouse warehouse; electric line station
on property; everything complete; 10000 10
1000 chickens; price $50, O00i pays over
$1,000 per year net.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
7o2 Market St. San Francisco, Cal
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. S1s-s24 Kesrny St. q.
FRANK s. GRUMMON. 246 B ST.. San Mateo.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

By s. F. business to raise cash: I
viii sell 10 lots for cash and 10 on fair terms
around nv home in Laurel Dells Tract" San
Rafael; at sacrifice prices, 500 and up; every
lot heavily wooded: some redwood trees fine
soil. grand view; all improvements; deed forth
with: Z TO IS minutes walk to 3 st. station
or TO my temporary Office OPP. Union Depot.
San Rafael. W. l. COURTRIGHr. ovneFF
no agents
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. a1s.a24 KEARNY ST.
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SAN AIATEO REAL ESTATE

HAYWARD PARK-HAYWARD PARK
HAYWARD PARK-HAYWARD PARK
tSAN NATEO)
WE ARE BUILDING SOME VERY AR
TISTIC HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS
IN HAYWARD PARK WHICH WILL
BE SOLD on VERY EASY TERMS
SAVE YOU RENT MONEY.
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LDwIN & HOWELL. 3fS-s24 Kearnv St. ST.
ANK S. GRUMMON. 246 B ST. San Msteo.
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Between San Mateo and Burlingame.
Between two rapidly growing centers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02
FL I R|F|N US.
(Por Juan Perez Zuniga).

-lY ESQ que les imports a los
que como nosotros han eatravesadc
ei mar Caspio bordo de un sofa
No quisimos proiongar aqueiia
conversation sino bogar tranquiia-
mente por ell acuadalado rio, y asi
10 hicimos.
Pero POGO tempo nos duro Ia
tranquilldad, perque la corriente
nos lba arrastrando cada vez con
mas fmpetu y va no llegaba nues-
ira demanda de auxilio al dueno de
la barquichuela.
Veiamos cortado Ell rio cerca de
nosotros por un desnivel hacia ell
cual avanzabamos con vertigino-
sa rapidez. Una catarata imponen-
te tenfamos delante y Sc acercaba
ei terrible momento de precipitar-o
nos por ella y dar en- ell abisme con
nuestros traqueteados cuerpos.
No era ia primera vez que fbamos
a caer en- las profundidades de un rio
va habiamos experimentado ei pia-
GER fiuvlai cuando ei tren trascas-
piano descarrii6 sobre ell puente
del Murgab (D. Pero no siempre
habfamos de salir con bien de las
catastrofes, sobre que los bafos de
impression a nuestra edad no son
convenientes mas que para ell aseo
personal. Solo nos alentaba la idea
de encontrar ei trlfinuS dando sal
tos en- el saito de aqua.
Nuestro tenor Sc VIC confirma-
do lnmediatamente. Nunca nos be-
mos arrojado por el viaducto q la
calie de Segovia; pero la sensation
que experimental los suicidas, sal
vo la diferencia de china y la hume
dad del sitio, nos es conocida desde
aqueI momento terrible La corrien-
te impetuosa nos pre- Ito en- un
desnlVei de cincuenta metros y venti
tres centfmetros (pues esta serfa
Ia altura de la cascade sobre POGO
mas 6 menos), con grave riesgo
de que ali las verdaderas cascadas
fueran nuestras humildes cabezas
al chocar con los pedruscos del fon-
do, que convirtieron la barquilla en-
un barquillc relleno de aguieros.
Privados de sentido y magullados
de una manera lastimosa, tuvimos
la suerte de salir a flote y con-
tinuar ell camino que la corrlente
nos marcaba, contra ell cual no SER
Wan terquedades de ndgdn genero.
Obedientes, pues la ley fisics
y sin poder apenas darnos
cuenta de 10 q. vefamos en- las mar
genes del rio de las icataratas,en el
cua tiene establecidas su cifnica,
todos los oculistas n orteamericanos
llegamos a Memphis con la emhar-
cacion tan destrozada que nos en-
(F) Vease el tomo segundode es
tos Wales.