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Red Sea Bonanza

Supervisor j. w. McFadden, who
represents the fifth supervisorial dis
trict of Placer county. in which Forest
hill, Michigan bluff and Iowa hill min
ing sections are included, as we'll as
the Westville and Last Chance country,
in conversation yesterday with Bee
correspondent stated that a great re-
sumption of mining activities through
out the territory was looked for in the
early summer and that many new
mines would be opened UP and old
ones developed still further. Accord
ing to Supervisor McFadden the strik-
ing recently of the channel in the Red
Sea mine near Yankee Jim's, three
bonanza to that section of the county,
as the strike is not only exceedingly
rich. but the amount of gravel en-
countered is SO vast that the IND blds
fair to be of a permanent character
& oy-a enfo I2aa
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Tonopah Extension

The following report covers the op-
erations of the mine and mill for the
month of March, the full returns for
the bullion and concentrates shipped
during this month having just. been
received. When IL is considered that
this report covers the first full months
rum of the mine, and that everything
was new and required to be broken in,
it is a most satisfactory one and shows
that this company is now in a position
to make good money:
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Naxal stores-rurpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. May IA = Turpentlne-Firm.
Regulars 6lI4 a161 1ac; sales, 1885, receipts. 622;
SHIPMENTS $50: stock. 1907.
Rosin-Firm. Sales 2.3o5; receipts, l, 1872;
shipments, 3.722; stock, 49,7ll- Quote.B, 20
II. Sc: 1. 5.O5e: h 5IOc; NJ, 5.35c; \, 5.60c;
VIC 575c: WV, 3 595c.
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MINING INDUSTRY SHOWS
BIG DIVIDENDS IN APRIL
Present Year Promises Be Active and Profitable Throughout the
Various Mineral Districts in the State of California

neea gnwc the emned Dd y
mounted 10
t tapperb
chdniing ehomN mNedaAo in the onmw Sc
ofhe arwas$2 1900 ssand 4no n
FrnCa mines haHeingre swee There ee nb of h
Mine being opned in all narsf f then mining lie wi is over
promise t. very yaa a phhbe in
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CALIFORNIA
BaIakIala Copper

The annual report of the Balaklala
Consolidated copper company Of Shasta
county for the II months ended De-
cember 81 last places the sales of cop
per, silver and gold at S1,494,56 less
refining, freight and interest charges
amounting to s141,635, leaving ball
ance of $1.352 ,932; bullion in transit
amounting to S734,91S, less $63,42O
charges for refining, freight, interest.
etc., leaving a balance of s671,49S; bull
lion on hand, S2,7S6; material in pro-
cess, $4,000; sulphide ore sales, s575,
making a total of $2.052.791. Cost of
ores treated was $f1f2S39, smelter
operation $761.674, and miscellaneous
charges of $167 O41, making a total of
S2.041554 which deducted from the
total receipts for the year. left a net
n en-
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Beans and seeds

Pink beans have again advanced Other kinds
unchanged.
Beans per ctD-Bsyos. S6.I0d6 %; pea. nom
inal: small white S44OG4.60; large white,
S3.F5d3-90. pink. $5.7566; red. S6.50G6.75;
neys, $3.50 $50; cranberry beans. S4.40d 40;
gsrFanzss. S2-50@ 3.25; horse beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 41Lc; yellow mustard,
~ G.; hsxseed. &c, carload lots; canary, ~ q 4e
alfalfa, l6417c; rape, 2G2%c; imported rape
4a2c; timothy, &c; hemp, 51zq 4c; millet' sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, 1915 per ctL
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very little call. A car Of western that came in
Thursday VIII be marketed tomorrow when one
or two more cars fall due.
Poultry per dozen)-Hens, IS. .5o06 for small
S6 50d7s50 for large and SS6lo for extra; young
ROSTERS. SS011; old ROSTERS $550@6; fryers,
ST@7.5os broilers. Ss-50d5 for large S35o64
for medium and $2.50d3 for small: ducks nom
inal; pigeons. S1.75@2; SQUADS $3.50; geese,
nominal
Came fper dozenD-Nonnfnsl
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GoIdfieId Con Production

The report of the Goldfield Consoli
dated mines company for the quarter
ending March 81, as made to Bullion
Tax Collector Bradley. states that dur
ing those three months the gross yield
of mine operations was s2,374,063.S7,
but the mill expenses, ETC., were so
great as to make the net yield but
S1,1S6,245.50 or trifie less than half
or the. gross. The report states that
the reduction expense was S614,306: 10;
extraction, $354,S70.96; transportation.
5s4.9s tons. The tax for the quarter is
$34,994.24.
The report of the Goldfeld Alamo
has also been received showing that
from the Lucky Boy mine during the
last quarter 1,10881 tons of ore was
taken, giving gross yield of $54,-
Q52.sS. netting s15,5o9-s5, The cost of
transportation, extraction and reduc-
tion was s3S,523.-Goldfield News.
Belmont Operations
At the so foot point below the 1000
foot level the Belmont shaft encoun-
tered body of ore which has every
appearance of being another bonanza.
The whole bottom of the shaft is in
ore carrying high milling values AS
far as possible to determine at present
the vein is d strong one with an east
erty strike and dip to the north Of
about 40 degrees. The quartz was
tered. but the bottom of the shaft
shows it to be more solid, with a
strong gouge hanging wall. The char
acter of the ore is sulphide, showing
a new vein in the hanging wall of the
Belmont vein, and should the Belmont
vein return to its former easterly
strike, which the face of the drift on
the 1,100 foot level indicates. the new
discovery will be about 140 feet north
OF that vein on the LOO foot level.
The Belmont annual report says that
the management has ordered operations
pushed in every direction, and all
stamps in the company's so stamp mill
at Millers will be dropping by the 18th
OF this month, when it is expected the
daily run of the mill will amount to
240 tons and the average extraction 90
per cent with the milling cost not to
exceed $500 per ton. 1t was given out
here that the ore will average S35 per
ton, and that ore reserves sufficient to
Keep the mill running at full capacity
Tor two years is assured at the same
time anticipating further great re-
serves, as the veins are widening, and
for each ton extracted q great many
more tons are being put In sight, with
the indications that this condition OF
1t was also stated at the meeting that
100000 tons were practically in sight.
The supplementary report to April
% states that there are S295,007 on
With no debts The net profit for
profit for April is $4,000. President
Park stated that dividends will be de-
is very optimistic over the Belmont
mine and says that the body of ore
now being opened up is the greatest
in Nevada aside from the Goldfield Con-
monious and the east is very bullish
now that the predicted fight is thing
of the past and big raise in the price
Of the stock is expected.-Tonopah
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Red Sea Riches

The Hoffman brothers have struck
gravel in the Red Sea, and struck it
rich. The first shot loosened more
looked as though a shower ofgold had
fallen upon it. There was fine gold,
medium gold and nuggets lying every
where in profusion. The Hoffmans are
width of the channel and to getting
things in shape for working the
gravel. The utmost secrecy is main
tanned by the workmen and no visitors
are allowed to look into the treasure
vault.
Mining men from the divide say the
discovery of fhe rich Red Sea channel
has had a wonderful effect upon the
town of Forest Hill. Real estate is
changing hands, business of all kinds
is picking up and mining men, pro-
moters and miners are getting there
Placer Herald
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Nav 4.-Wool-Cnchanged.
Medium grades combing and clothing. 23G24c;
light fine ISd22c; heavy fine, 13@17c; tub
washed, 2T@36c
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH. May 14-FIax-on track. in store
and 10 arrive. 81 2715: May. S2.2715 asked; July,
50 "a bid September, BIB bid October, $l.64
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Three Acres of Ore

Three acres of ore. 80 feet deep, and
going better than Sc ton in gold, is
what the Trinity gold mining company
has in sight in what is called the Head
light mine near Carrville, Trinity
county. The raise is up 55 feet, through
ore all the way, and as it is probable
that ore will continue to the surface,
the body will probably show a thick
ness of between 80 and 100 feet--three
acres of it. The aggregate is 400, 900
tons, or enough to keep the new 40
stamp cyanide mill, under construction,
in operation for eight years, without
any further development. Seventy men
are building the mill AS soon as the
river goes down, so that freight and
supplies can be hauled in, the force
will be increased. The mill be in oper-
alton by December /.
The company will install a 500 horse
power hydroelectrfc plant, taking water
from Coffee creek. The United States
forest service has just given its per-
mission, and now work can be begun
on the hume and power Mant. The
company's sawmill is cutting $1,000 feet
of lumber a day. This is to be used in
building the f1ume.
The Headlight is now the most i'm
portant mine in this part of Trinity
county, employing the most men and
having the brightest futre ahead of it.
anti n
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Siskiyou Notes

have greatly increased the water of
the streams in western Siskiyou, Civ
ing the placer miners an abundance of
water to operate their giants. Unless
Ing season win be very short, compared
to other years
From the seven mines and pros
pects" on the big dixie west of Yreka
the ore as milled from all of them by
the Highland mill averaged close to
$50 ton.
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Flour and Farinnceous Goods

Flcur-Csifornis family extras, s6d6-4o net
without discount; bakers extras, s6Q6-40i super
me, s. Sod51O: Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. S5d5.50 for family. bakers and patents,
and S4-25G4J0 for cut "a; Kansas patents, So
a6I5; DO straight S6.3oG6.55; Dakota patents
81 %: do straights 81: do clear. $3.50 per bbl.
Fsrinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 10 sacks, net
cash, discount. are follows: Graham hour,
s. SO per 100 lbs; rye -four, $50; rye meal,
$50, rice -four So: corn meal, $40; extra
cream do S3: oat meal. $50; oat groats, S4 /;
furina s. 4O: hominy. 81 50: buckwheat -four.
81 So: whole wheat nour, 81 90 rolled oats, bbls
S6N6.5O: DO in sacks IS. .S0Q5-50; extra cream
dol So 81 in sacks and s. in bbls; rolled wheat,
bbs $3.50. In sacks s.. 3.l0Q450; pearl barley
s. 20: split peas. boxes s. for yellow and 81
Tor green per 100 lbs
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Lincoln Consolidated

This company, formed for the pur-
pose of reopening the old Lincoln and
adjoining claims in Sutter creek, has
been duly Incorporated for 100000, di
vided in 100000 shares at cents each.
Thirty thousand shares were subscribed
at the meeting held the latter part of
last week. The intention to issue pre-
liminary certificates upon payment of
10 per cent of the par value of the stock
subscribed-that is, 5 cents per share
and give to each stock holder the option
of purchasing at the same price of
cents per share an equal number of
shares he subscribed for. The install
ments will be called at intervals of
about three months at the rate. of
cents per share. No option stock can
be purchased until the full amount is
paid on the original subscription stock.
All stock holders are placed on the
same basis. There is no stock parceled
out to promoters. The plan of opera
tions is very equitable and fair. The
owners of the properties will take their
pay in stock, 100000 being allotted for
this purpose.-Amador Ledger
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Defender Mine

Eben Putnam and L. G. Forsen, both
from Massachusetts and interested in
the Defender mine, have come out to
visit the mine and possibly determine
the action to be taken in the future to
develop the property. II has been idle
for about a year. The stock holders
have great confidence in the value of
this mine. a large quantity of gold
has been taken out and the outlook is
favorable that future development work
would place the property on a firmer
basis than it has ever attained in the
ma CT A MAJ dor T.ed
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Allegheny Active

Late advlces from Allegheny are to
We are told that it is a hard job to get
bed there, as every room in the ho-
tells is full all the time. The mines in
that vicinity are again working full
handed and everything is booming.
There are 265 men employed under
wages in the district embraced by AL
leghany, Forest, SCOTS fiat, Moores
fat, Bear creek and American hill, and
it is expected that there will be all of
400 employed by July Mountain
MeSSeu ger
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Kate Hardy Strike

rich strike has been made in the
Kate Hardy quartz mine on Oregon
creek, two miles west of Forest Harp
and Beggs brought into Forest s405
worth of gold, the result of two mems
work for three days They recovered
the precious yellow metal by crushing
the quartz in hand mortars, the quartz
being taken from the outcroppins
ledge. The strike is regarded as a most
important one, 1t proving that the Kate
Hardy ledge has rich pay shoot, from
which originated the placer gold that
was mined along the outcropping and
the neighboring ravines by the early
day miners. The Kate Hardy is one of
the oldest locations in the Allegheny
gold zone and was patented by Tyler
Dudley several years ago. 1t was sold
to Morrell and Beggs last summer and
they have formed company to develop
the property, which has 5000 feet
along the strike of the ledge. 1t has
several tunnels. The ledge averages
90 feet in width and the Kate Hardy is
regarded as one of the biggest milling
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Seven Feet of Ore

The recent discovery and develop
ment on the New York mining claim
is conceded by all who have examined
it TO be the most important of recent
years in the Masonic district. As far
as can be ascertained from the u
foot shaft, there is now seven feet of
pay ore, extending across the bottom,
but no definite estimate of the size of
the ledge can be made until the shaft
is timbered and crosscut run to de-
termine the extent of the discovery.
The value and Importance of the
find is especially interesting to the
district on account of its locality, which
Is about half mile westerly from the
Pittsburg- Liberty property and will
fully establish the real value and per-
New York is owned by NJ. P. Hayes and
James Logan and the people of Mono
county viii be glad TO hear of their sue
cess, as reward for their patience
and perseverance.-Bodie Miner
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New York Produce

SEW YORK. May Hops-Easy State.
common 70 choice, 1909. p a24e; 1905. nominal.
lides-Central America, 23G23kc Bogota.
rels. SO; do in bulk. s4.25; Philadelphia in
barrels, s5i5; do 10 bulk. sz.25.
Nool-Quiet. Domestic fleece 3lM34c
Turpentine-Steady. Machine barrels 64ibc
Raw sugar-Steady Museovado. SO test. & 74c.
centrifugal. 96 test s-24c; molasses sugar So
rushed 5a5e % mold s Pa5ss &C., eeSSst eses eeSc: S
xxx powdered. 5.9Oc; powdered. 5-35c; granu-
5.05c; No. j. Sc: .. 95c; 8, 1 9Oc; /. 4 Sc: 3
f.sQc; 6, z75c; Z. 4-70c; s. 4.6Jc; ., 1. 6Oc: 10
4.55e: II. 45Oc; u. 445c; I3. 44Oc: a. l. 4Oc
Coffee-Futures closed quiet. net unchanged to
one point higher after the market had at one
time shown loss Of Eve points in the price bid
Se1tcrnber. October and November. 8 eoc: De.
cembeF. 6C5c; January, 66sc; February. 6. 70c
New York warehouse deliveries yesterday were
$3.50 against I0-lS6 last year.
Spot-Quiet No. Rio 81 dS&c; No. San
tos 9ltc. mild coffee quiet: Cordova. 914 di254c
NEW YORK, May l4-Butter hrm, prices un-
Cheese-Firm
l-egs-Eirm. -
EVap0rsted AppieS-Are quiet steady and un-
changed Fancy Zoe; choice. sdS5ac; prime. "a
B.; common 10 fair oM6%c.
Irunes-Are quiet, but prices remain firmly
helo with stocks IN q few hands Quotations
range from pa @s3tc for California up TO 3o-4es
ApTlcots-Ane quiet offerings small and
prices rule frn Choice. 10M1oisc; extra choice.
1oas n lie; fancy, Ia l2Iac.
feaches-Are moderately active and prices
6rm with light offerings. Choice, 6616Ac: extra
choice, 65a Tc; fancy. Ga N715c.
Baisins-Are featurueiess. Loose mHscatels.
8as n 5atc: choice 10 fancy seeded -. 6f6Szc:
seellcss. 359M4l3c; London layers, 81 GOAL %.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. May 4.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 23N27c: dairies p n DC
Eggs-Receipts. 22.472 cases. Steady: al
mark. cases Included. I6dlsc: frsts 1SIsc:
prime frStg I9c
Cheese-St Steady. Daisies, l4d14Ac; twins,
l5la0 l58tc; Young Americas. 15c; longhorns.
IA. qlsl2c.
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Hibbe Copper Leased

j. Toman the Amador mining man,
has secured d lease of the Hibbe copper
mine near Gorden bar on Bear river
This vein is part of the great copper
belt which has proved so rich at
Copperopolis and at Kesswig. The vein
at the Hibbe shaft carries gold, silver
and copper, the value of the two latter
growing higher with depth. The shaft
is 110 feet deep. wheSe the vein carries
IA per cent copper. This value is above
the averag ge-Placer Herald.
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as the Hospital mine as it was worked
by Chat Cassedy who was then SUI
perintendent of the county hospital,
s12S was milled from seven tons of
ore. The mine now belongs to Wallace
Galbreath.
Sevenman & Hill, who have bond
on the Johnson mine at Orc Fino, have
struck good pay ore in two places on
the property. After getting hold of
ment in the old works, after making
survey of the old pay chuteS. He
started a drift south from where the
old work was done and soon opened up
some very rich ore We learn that the
ore now being taken out is as rich as
any that generally came out of the
mine during the palmiest days. 1t is
hoped that the development will still
continue to show up rich ore, and 1T
will be a short time when the Old
Johnson mine will again be one of the
famous producers of the county. The
new owners have also struck some rich
ore in the tunnels on the surface which
were driven by G. w. Addison about
year a go.-Yreka Journal
South Eureka
1t is reported that another ledge of
pay rock has been encountered at this
mine, west of the ore body which they
have been operating upon. This dis
coVery opens up a new era for this
wonderful property. They had before
decided to increase their own milling
capacity to 60 stamps, but this new find
has led the management to decide upon
so stamps to this remarkable mine
AmadOr Ledger
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April Dividends

Dividends 10 the amount of $S,064,7 ,725
were paid by 49 American mines and
rnetallurgical works during the month
of April. Added to the dividends paid
in January, February and March, the
total dividend disbursements by Ameri-
can mines and metaliurgical companies,
numbering 1O1, during the first four
months Of 1870 total SIS, 49,, ,O66 Par
ticipating in this total We're 73 gold,
silver and lead properties, with SILL
322. $50 to their credit, 19 copper proper
ties call in the United States with
SS.a92.7I3. and siY metallurgicaf COM
panies with $5,50712S
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Chicaro DaIrv Prod,
Eastern IivesfocIk nfnrket

LHIIAJD
CHICAGO. May l4.-cattie- Receipts esti-
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Red crown motor gaso-
REFINED SrGAR MARKFT

ue Meslern sugar renning company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, J.6jc; standard coarse granulated 3 CSC;
lrllt granulated J-65c; cut loaf, In barrels only
t-51r5 II. & = crystal deEaincs, . % cartons in
cases. o-b5ci do , ID cartons In cases. 9l5c:
monarch bar, &c; tablets. in half barrels 6I5c;
90 lu boxes. 6.40c: cubes and A crushed 3 soc;
u0uarcls powdered. 5.75c: xxx powdered
5.l5c; candy granulated. 5.7Jc; confectioners' a,
3-OJc; confectioners' crystals, 5.7Jc; extra fine
graduated, 5-4Jc; magnolia A, 5.25c; extra G.,
a-l5c; golden c. 5.05c; D, z.95c. Barrels and 50
lb bags l0c, half barrels Doc boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
ln IS and 90 ID tins sI.70 more, In S and 10 10
uns $50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade il 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis
7.pJe; Hlgrade" bar, &c; powdered, 575c; A
crushed. $500; berry. 5.e5c; c. H extra fine
dry grsnulated 5.O5c; coarse dry granulated
.5c; confectoners' A, 5-65c: confecfioners' crys-
fai. 3f5ci cubes, 5-s0e;' bricks 5.90c extra fine
dry granuated 600 lbs bags only, 5.45c; excel
sior a. 5-25c- extra c. 5.15c; golden c. 5.05c;
yellow D. z-95c; cut loaf. in barrels only. .65c
IL s. T. crystal dominos. . 10 cartons in cases
s15c; 90 , 10 cartons in cases. 9.l5c. Addi-
ional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID bags
Joe more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC
more for all grades Bar in 50 and 40 10 tins
81 40 more; IN 10 ID tins, -35 more Minimum
order, carload weight.
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C-cueraI Mcrehapdise

Bags-Grain bags. 55s Q5s4c June-JuIy de-
livery san quentin bags. 51zc; wool bags, &c
for 81 DO and Sic for 10; heece twine. Sc per
lluuul
toai-ieunsF Flyaua anthracite egg. SIC per ton;
Wellington. 50; New Wellington. 50: Coos bay,
81, Australian house-R edmond. etc. So; Pelaw
Main. So stanford Richmond, 50; Cumberland,
SO iu bulk and Sl6-50 il sacks Welsh znthra-
ite- So; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and SI7 in
sacks
olls--Q Quotations are for barrels. Linseed 81 .OI
Icr gallon for boiled and CSC for raw: cases, sc
more; castor oil IN cases. No. ]. 7Ic: Bakers
"A Sl-l50 lib; China nut. cases. 60d 7Oc per
saii cocoannt OIL in barrels, 7Tl2 q Sic for xxx.
t'Nt feiec for No. and f25a q T6c for No. ,,
cutdtng 10 Quantiry5 extra bleached winter sperm
OIL s1c; natural winter sperm OIL SIC; natural
whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained lard oil,
Sl- pure neatsfoot oil, Toe; No. 1 Reatsfoot oil
40c; herring oil, 40c; salmon OIL 35c; boiled fish
oil. 35c. paint oil, 35c.
Coal OL. Gasoline. etc.-Red crown motor gaso-
line is Ic higher. Water white, iron bbls
or drums, 9i@c; 100 deg. oil. iron bbls or drums
lie; special do, lli5c; pearl oil, in cases. 16l&c
astral, l6l2c; star. l6iac; extra star, i9Lc;
Elaine. 2Gl2c; eocene. I95ac; red crown and mo
tor gasoline in bulk lGc, in cases 23c: No. l en-
CINE distillate, In drums 5ac, cases 7c more; Sc
deg gasoline, IN bulk 3Oc, in cases 371kc; var
nisl makers and painters naphtha, IN bulk lie,
M cases lStec.
Iurpentine-S2la &c per gallon in cases and 75 16c
iH bulk drums and iron barrels.
lnsin lper Dbl Of 2s0 lbs)-E, $3.50; F. 81. 80:
d. SS.OJ; IL. Ssh; l. SS25
lte4 and White Lead-Red, 81 09c; white,
II nor n,
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NEVADA

propositions in Sierra county.-Mou
tain Messenger.
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70 AT AUCTION @

90 head of Horses and Mares; 80 sets chain
work and driving Harness; Buggies and Wagons,
MONDAY, May 16 IL a. m, at 207 -2Os Valencia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-10
RED FIRE
WILL MARK
OPENING

Red fire and oratory will usher in
the beginning of this falls republican
campaign in Gary. The Gary Republi-
can club will be on the firing line and
Binzenhof hall with Congressman e. D.
Crumpacker of Valparaiso, candidate
for reelection, as leader of the on
slaught.
rousing turnout is expected and
all of the county candidates will prob
ably be on hand. Gary is to be one of
the storm centers of Indiana politics
this year and all eyes are on It,
Yesterday a prominent Gary polite
ian rode over the Pennsylvania to VAL
paraiso where he had quite talk with
the congressman. Mr.. Crumpacker was
very optimistic and stated that his
chances were better than ever before
and as for Lake county he thinks that
she will be whirlwind republican when
the ballots are counted.