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los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES Oct. s.-Egss continued firm
today the produce exchange Receipts wer,
light. The potato market is weak Cheese wa:
steady
Receipts of produce Eggs Sc cases
butter 36.256 pounds: cheese. ll.2OS pounds
potatoes. 4,5IO sacks; sweet potatoes. 2s6 sacks
Eggs-Local ranch. candled. 45c; do case
count. Buying price, 4lc; eastern fresh. 35ci
eastern storage packed extra. 32c; do storage
seconds. &c.
Butter-california creameries. extras. 33hc;
NO frsts 32c: cooking DC; ladie. 25c-
Cbeese-Northern fresh. 171s GlSc; Oregon
daisy. 19c; eastern singles. l9c; do twins. ls12c:
eastern daisies. 19c: eastern lOighoros 20M
205kc: eastern cheddars. 20c; imported swiss.
BE: domestic swiss. 22a24c; cream brick, l9c;
limburger Ice.
No ! Lady Washington. $50: No / small
white, So; No. j bIackeyes. $50: No. ] gar
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View YORK Produce

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Hops-Steady. State
common 70 choice. 1910. 19a23c: 1903. l7Q20c;
Pacific coast, 1910 l4GlTe; 1908. 10dl4e.
Hides-Eirm- Central America, 2lc; Bogots,
Petroieum-stesdy. Refined. New York. bar
rels. $40; refined, New York. bulk. S3 80;
Philadelphia, barrels, $40; do. bulk. $3.50.
Wool-Stesdy. Domestic fleece. 30c.
trifugsl, 3.90c; molssses sugar, $3.50. Refined
sugar-Stesdy Cutloaf. 5.ssc crushed 5.7Oc:
mold A, 5-35e: cubes. 5-25c; powdered 5.15c;
powdered &NXXA, 5:10cs graduated and dia-
S.T5c; No. ? 4.7oc: No 3. 4-65c: No. 4. 4.60c;
No. ;, 4.55c; No 9. 450e; No. T. 4.45c; No. s.
4.40c: No. Q, 4.55c; No. 10. 4.3oci No II. 4.25c;
No y, 4-20c; No -. 4.15c: No. Il. 4.l5c.
Cofee-Futures closed quiet. unchanged to 4
points lower Sales were reported OF 1900 bags.
CLOSING bids: October. S.SOc; November and De
leember, s-s5ei January. Ss7e; February, s. sSc;
March. s.90c; April. s91c; May. s.92c: June
July, August and September. s. 93c. Spot cof-
fee-Quiet. No Rio, lOk al nc; No. I San
tos. IL &C Mid eo0ee-cuiet. Cordovs, 11A a
Butter-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese-Steady unchanged.
Eggs-Eirm. Fresh gathered. extra frsts
26iA @2sc; do frsts, 25N26c: do seconds. 23G
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporated Apples-Quiet,s with a small job
bing trade. Spot fancy. l0c. choice S q M9kc;
prime. SQs%c. choice 10 fair. 6A Q755c.
Prunes-Cuiet, steady. at 5MlOc for Califor-
Mas Up 10 50-z0s and 71z@s1@c for oregons, Goa
Apricots- Steady. Choice. liz %G12c; extra
choice I2ss dI3c; fancy. 1871 dI4c.
Peaches-Dull. barely steady Choice, 607Hc;
extra choice SdS5zc; fancy. 81 G9c
Raisins-Steady. demand small Loose musca-
feis. 81 acc for 2 and 3 crown: choice to fancy
seeded. 61k Qsc; seedless 5@6c; London layers,
81 2OI 81
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$500 Nugget at Yellowstone

Walter Roach and Albert Fritz are
in town from the camp of Yellowstone,
Humboldt county. Roach, who is in
terested with Johnson & Becker of this
place in a valuable group of claims at
that camp, stated that a few days ago,
while doing development work on their
property, a bowlder weighing 4S pounds
was extracted that was fairly alive
with the yellow metal The chunk was
crushed in a hand mortar and produced
500 in gold.-Goldfield Tribune.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

DO straights. $7.20; do clear. $50 per bbi
tarinsceous Goods-Buckwhest -four S420;
Duekwheat dour. self-raising $5; buckwheat
Eroats, SIS corn meal yellow So. white SO, extra
cream yellow S3.25 extra cream white IS 25:
corn hour, 50; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire
EheSt nour, $500; farina, $500; graham -four.
cat meal. S4.25; do Froats. 81 %; pearl barley,
Ss-zO; rice -four. Sc; rolled oats 1925; rred
Spit peas. yellow So. green $3.50; extra cream
toiiee oats. $50 lbs $3.50. 80 lbs in sacks 81;
SS-25i rolled wheat. $50 lbs S475, rs lb sacks
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ALASKA

steamer for Fairbanks left Dawson,
Yukon territory, today, carrying the
last mail and passengers that will
reach the gold camp by water this year.
Last September the Iditarod excite
ment was strong in the Tanana dis
trict and steamboat men took a chance
on getting supplies to the new camp,
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The California Consolidated Oil Company has
fust been organized with capital stock of
10 900 900 shares, par value 81. under the laws
Of California. It has q broad charter, enabling
It to acquire and develop proved California
properties construct pipe lines, build and op-
crate refneries' and engage in any other busi-
ness appertaining the oil industry. Deals
have already been made for three OF the best
properties in CaIfornia-the Mascot at Midway,
the Premier at Coalinga, controlling interest
in the Yellowstone. with properties In Sunset,
McKittrick and Kern River fields. The net in
come of the Premier and Mascot is conservative
$500 o00 and when fully drilled 1t will reach to
tire capital stock, more than thirty per cent
on the price at which the stock can now be OBJ
tanned
Properties and Earning Powers
The properties proposed to be operated by the
raiifornia Consolidated Oil Company, now being
operated as three individual oil companies. are
as MascoT Lass5cCooTf OIL coMPANY-Located in the Mid
way district Consists of $50 acres Equipped
with 80 wells Four additional wells now be-
ing drilled Present output $4,000 barrels per
month"; provides q net income Of 100000 per
600 barrels OF oi1.et, gross price OF s25Ooo0o.
~ PTREMIER OIL CoMPAN9-Located in Goa
Iinga oil fields Property consists OF 100 acres.
fourteen produeing wells one now being drilled
Ing the figures Upon the present production Of
barrels yearly This means a net income Of
$40 900 Has been paying dividends at the rate
of IL per cent per aAnum
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recommended by Brown, who is one of
the best gravel experts on the Big Blue
lead. He has had an extensive ex-
years with the Rubicon drift mine In
the Michigan Bluffs district.-Nevada
City Transcript.
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WATER SHORTAGE IN STATE
MINES HAS BEEN RELIEVED,
Development Work Proceeds Large Scale and Rich Ore Strike
Is Reported in the Hoag District

shomt mthenfsB iuo ychaae,
pp Anh sere nab in
a
haeb noeuntre of lack ofvatb it $
% tina h wat shortage which amonh
ecooi mining onpari
Tvnhu holyfo inches carrie
dhuerng
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General Merchandise

Bagss--Grain bags SIS Q51kc: San Quentin
esgs; eg S'+e wool bags 2T11e for 81 lb and 2s4.G
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg SIG per
ton; Wellington. Sc; New Wellington. SO; Coos
Pelaw Main So; stanford Richmond 50: Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and SIC 50 in sacks; Welsh
Anthracite. Sl5; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
on-ouOtations are for barrels. Lnseed
Is lower al SL16 per gallon for boiled
oil IA cases. No. /. nc: . Bakers Baker 'as-l. "A.
Sl.17@l-19; China nut cases. 606TOc per
gallon; cocoanut oil. in barrels. so@s3kc for
ky f4l2 2QSle for No. ! and 7567s11c for
NO. = according 10 quantity; extra bleached win
ter sperm oil. Soc; natural winter sperm oil. soc;
strained lard oil, soc; pure neatsfoot oil, s5c;
No neatsfoot Of 6ae; herring oil. SOC; salmon
Coal oil. Gasoline. efc.-ETater white. iron
barrels or drums, &c; $50 degree oil iron barrels
cases. l6c; astral Ice; star, &c., extra star. 19c
Elaine. 261c; eocene. I9c: red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk lie in cases 24c; engine distil
gasoline, IN bulk SOC. in cases 81 lsc; varnish
makers, and painters naphtha, in bulk 1je, in
Turpentine-9sc per gallon in cases and 91c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels
Rosin-E. S9.4o: F, ss.45; G, $3.50; d. se:55;
]. 800; +. 1915; NJ, SO; n. SIo.35; VIC,
5000; WV, s10.95 per barrel Of 2so lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. s14 Gsc; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
..iIl he Western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. 5.25c: standard coarse granulated. 5-25c;
fruit granulsted. 525c; cut loaf. in barrels only,
: 25c; H & Z. crystal dOminos, 3 ID cartons In
cases. S-25c; do IN ID cartons in cases, S. T5c;
Fnonarch bar, 56oc; tablets, in half barrels,
81 &c; do in . 10 boxes &c; cubes and
crushed. 5.50c; monarch powdered. 5-3Jc: xxx
powdered. 535c: candy granulat ted, 5.35c; confec-
TONERS A, 5-25c; cOnfectioners crystals. $3.50;
extra fne grsnulated. 5.05c; magnolia A. 4-S5c;
extra {, 4.75c. golden c, 4e5c; d. 4.55c. Bar
rels and 50 ID bags loc. half barrels 25c. boxes
SOC moEe per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs
net Bar in 80 and 20 ID tins Sl.T0 more, in
and 10 10 tins 81 s55 per 100 lbs than price
for this grade in 100 10 bags.
The California ano Hawaii sugar refining com
psny quotes as follows: Granulsted basis; 5-25c:
-Higrade' bar. 5.00c; powdered. 5.35c; A
crushed, 5-5oc; berry 5.25c; c. & H. extra fine
granulsted, 5-25e; coarse dry granulsted. 5.25c;
cOnfectiOners' A. 5-25c; confectioners crystals,
5.35c; cubes. 5.5oc; bricks. half bbls. 5.75e;
bricks, IN 30 ID boxes. &c: extra fine dry gran
uieted (loo ID bags only), 5.O5ci excelsior A.
4 SC. extra c, z.75c; golden c. 65c; yellow d,
z-55c. cut loaf, IN barrels only. Z .25c: H. & z.
crystal domiDos, 5 ID cartons. in cases. S.25c;
do lb cartons, in cases. 75c. Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and 80 Ib bags. 1Oc more:
haH barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more for ell
grades. Bar IN IS and 10 10 tins. sI.To more;
tn 10 ID tins. S235 more. Minimum order, car
load weight.
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New York Metal Starkat

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The metal market was
quiet and practically nominal in the absence
Of exchange.
Tin-Unsettled 36637c
Lake copper. - 621t @12. sly: eIectrolytic.
sl2. .5o@12. IS: casting, S12 25G12. so.
Lead, S4.40@455.
Spelter. S5.50Q5.60.
Iron. unchanged.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Oct. Sc. F. Hutton & Co s
wire says; Liquidat ton this morning was on
Pree scale Buying scattered among COM
lnissloh houses. Looks as if the country has
taken the cotton from the old set of longs.
me japan, cotton spinners association has
during the next six months The reduetion will
amount 70 IA per cent in the case of coarse
Sa@rns Ills ana 70 per cent in the case of finer
Sp9t cotton closed steady. Is points advance;
mlddilng uplands, Il Csc; gulf l4.9Oc No sales
COTTON FUTURES Year
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mill, and meanwhile the mine is in
charge of Sol Camp, J. D. Beggs hav.-
ing gone back to Tuolumne county. A
Hardy, pending the deal, but. if the
latter is made effective, it is Of course
quite probable that larger force will
considerable dead work during the
winter.-Nevada City Transcript
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Hnv and Feedstnffs


me hay market continues firm and a ear Of
Sulctiy choice wheat sold yesterday at SIS.
s.Tia-a S 49, * dltIer t 80 OF lne market
D., 1nere las come into the San Francisco mar
ket during the week just past $500 tons of hay.
apolt Ine same average for several weeks
past There has been considerable difficulty in
most OF the hay sections 10 obtain cars for
loading hay. and this condition has caused less
nay 10 come into the city in the last few weeks
man was intended by the shippers.
Ahe market generally has q good. healthy
tone- Prices are not higher than they have
Deen, but good grades Of horse hay have moved
on or a little better and more readily than here
AT several points IN the interior little har
has changed hands for immediate shipments
ano II Is probable that this may continue in
snall way 10 supply the usual current require
ments Of the market. The demand for hay for
sllssment along the coast and to the Hawaiian
nos has been fairly good and considerable
ana IL is expected that this trade viii continue
rlght along and relieve our market to some er-
Alfalfa hay continues steady under heavy ar
rivals The demand for this srticle has been
decidedly brisk and the arrivals have been
readily taken care Of on orders. The market for
straw is very dull and lifeless."
bran-$29 g3l per ton.
Middlings-S34a36 per ton.
ShOrts-SS0a32 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. S22G23: rolled
oats for feed, S29d31; mixed feed, s25Q26 for
average lots; hnseed cilcake meal. 20 tons $40
10 tons $4,000. tons Sal, smaller lots S4l.3O;
10 and s2e in ton lots; jobbing, s2e-5o; corr
meal. S36dST: cracked corn S36GsT: alfalfa
meal, carload lots slT, jobbing SIS red star al
talfa meal Sl7 in car lots and SIS jobbing: Mo
oestO alfalfa meal SI6.5 in car lots and SIT job
blng; Stockton mealfalfa, S17 in car lots and SIS
Joining; CspToco oilcake meal Sl6-5O per ton;
Hay-Ordinsry wheat S9dI2.5 so; choice. $50
Il; wheat and oat sea l.. 80: tame oat S9@
go; volunteer wild cat S7@9; alfalfa, ST@lS;
StrGW-s55 tft
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vanzas, $3.50: No. ] California trunk entis. 81.
Potatoes (per ctD-Highlapd, S1.15@1. 40;
local Burbanks, $l.25 Salinas $1.75; yellow
sweets, $50.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. Oct s.-The fifth series of tbe
Wool auction sales closed today with offerings
OF az29 bales; The selection met with q
The auction opened firm at general advance
which was partly lost owing TO lower prices
m Australia. Compared with the July sales
gooo merlnos and crossbreds OF coarse quality
closed per cent higher, while other grades
were unchanged TO 5 per cent lower
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ST. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Oct. S.-Wool steady: medium
gTades eomhing and clothing. 23024c: light fine
d942dc; heavy fine, l5Q17c; tub washed
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NEVADA
Cherry Creek Specimens

Fred Borchert, one of the old time
miners OF Cherry creek, came in Mon
day last from his camp at Cocomong go
10 miles south of Cherry creek, bring
ing with him many specimens of quartz
literally plastered over with gold. Nc
assays were made of the specimens
but it is safe to say that they would
ton. Borchert also had with him about
20 ounces of dust, which he had Sc
cured by pounding up $50 pounds OF
rock and panning it out.
The rich streak of quartz is from five
to six inches in width, of which from
one to two inches contain the high
grade ore, but the whole Will average
about three feet, and is all of relatively
high grade. Borchert and his partner
R A. Nuckols, have been busy for some
time past high grading" their prop
erty, as they lacked means for it's de-
velopment. hence were compelled to
take out the richest of the ore.-GoId-
field Tribune.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.i,

SAVANNAH, Oct. S.-Turpentine-Firm at
GI5se Sales, 35s; receipts, 44S; shipments,
Rosn-Firm. Sales, 1,79o; receipts, I,7s6;
shipments, i.66o; stock. eS. 4s3. Quote: B,
S5S016.3o: ID, S6.15@630: Z. sc. 80; F. Sc. 40;
G, S640Q6.45; Il. s6.40@6. so; l, Sc b0G6 55;
K. Sc. e.eoG6.65; NJ, S6.65G6.6I15; y, So so616. go
VIC, S6.90Q7; WV, 81.
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YELLOWSTONE OIL CoMPANY-Holdings IN
Kern River, Sunset and McKittrick fields Prop
erty consists of 225 acres, all leased to other
companies except 10 acres. This 10 acres being
operated by the company, contains 5 wells
The estimates of profit from the Mascot and
present 90 wells upon the two properties. In
the Judgment Of the best oil experts Of Califor-
MIA those properties will easily support I4O
wells. On the same conservative basis OF esti-
S2,oOo.ooO per annurn,. This estimate is based
upon the two properties alone, making no al
lowanoe for the Yellowstone property or for
other profitable branches of the industry into
which this corporation VIII enter
Underwriters Syndicate Announcement
Instead Of following the usual practice of al
lotting this stock to q few capitalists as under
same, 1t has been decided to organize Under
writer's Syndicate Readers of this publication
invited to join us by purchasing this stock
at the Underwriters. Syndicate price. This gives
each Individual the privilege Of associating HIM
self with the organizers Of the company, there-
by securing the advantages usually accorded the
underwriters founders OF company of this
character.
The fact that this method of financing a
servatfve corporation Ii unusual WILL we believe,
make 1t all the more attractive to- the American
public. We that the investors of the
nation, and small alike, will be glad of the
opportunity Join I'm the Organization Of
company Of this kind the underwrfters' basis,
market at the bottom and not at the top, par
tfcularIy I'm company which has been organ
ised by MEN Of unim peachable integrity and high
business standing.
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chj~axo DAIRY Produce Market

CHICAGO Oct. s.-Butter-Ssteady. Cream
Criez. 2zN2Sc; dairies. 23Q2fc.
mark. cases included ls5z@2Ilkc; flrsts. 2Sc;
prime frsts. 2Jc.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. Is y 15zc; twins
14& GI5c; Young Americas 16l1c; longhorns,
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Omega Mine

The Omega mine, which is under
lease to f. W. Rohrer of Berkeley, has
been shut down the past four or five
months because of the water famine, but
Oh peratfons will be resumed on the ad-
vent of the regular winter rains. 1t is
quite probable that Rohrer will intro
duce the changes and improvements
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---.- " III FCI IVl.
Midcllngs-S34M36 per ton
Shorts-SS0a32 per ton.
Hides. Tamo1T. wool and HOBS

,--7er --Ls anu oLa'us SCI aOoot ~ y - -
light medium e15e; light, &c; covhides. Sc;
stays: &c; salted kip, Zoe; salted veal. l5l3c;
salted calf 1c: dry hides. lsc; dry salt hides.
pc; dry kip. I7c; dry calf pc; sheepskins.
khesrlngs. 25G40c each; short wool. 40g7oc;
medium, f0M90c; long wool 90cI$i.25; lambs.
2oQ5oc: horsehides salt s2.25dS for large and
Sl.5oq2 for medium. 75cGsl for small and %
90oc FOR colts; horsehides. dry. S2@2.25 for
large and SI.25d2 for medium. 50cdSl for
small and 25@50c for colts; coatskns. prime
sngoras; I5eGSl: large hair goats, S0Q40e; me
olum, 2oQ30c; small. 56I5e.
Iallow-No rendered, 5la @eiac; No. 2 "a
bcs grease. 2@2kc.
" Nool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
sQle; do months. 79l1c; northern, Sonoma
Sno Menoocino. lS6520c; Humboldt 2Oc asked;
Neyada, l3dI6e per ID.
EeSaA clip-Aountsin free. 96IIc: northern and
Wiley, 1Ql Ice; San Joaquin fall and lambs. "a
-oei 90 defective and heavy. 5@ze per ID.
hops-Callfornia. 1909 crop. nominal; oregon,
nominal. crop of l9Io. l2La @le1sc per lb.
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Golden Arrow

Captain w. G. Cotter of the Golden
arrow brought in glowing reports
cording to his statement each day wit
nesses important developments in the
property he is operating: He has en-
%bcb 4Ee fbe at aepth Of $50 feet
district.
About a week ago two drifts on
the bnd,.s $50 s6?9 foot level penetrated ore
north drift from the shaft which is
out 36 feet, has three feet of ore show
ing in the face. while the south drift,
after travelling 3S feet, struck a 10
inch vein. The latter carries the best
values, but both ledges constitute good
milling ore. AS the work of prospect
ing the veins has only been under way
mine the extent of the ledges We
are somewhat handicapped on account
Of water, but nevertheless the deveI-
WELL
Captain Cotter also stated that the
ore on the lower level was somewhat
and fourth level, and 1t is his opinion
that development will prove both veins
up in a satisfactory manner.-Tonopah
Bonanza.
Florence Extension
AS an indication that the Florence
Extension may, with further develop
ment be added to the list of shippers
portant one, comes the fact that a
small amount of ore is now being
sacked in the workings of that proper
" with good prospects for a material
increase in quantity at almost any
time. The Florence Extension adjoins
the old Rogers syndicate and Rosebud
leases at the south end of Little Flor
ence hill, and large body of quartz
in which there is more or less pay ore
has been picked up by a crosscut
toward the Rosebud ground.
This crosscut is on the 500 level and
while the showing here is quite prom
Using, it is still believed that the shaft
should be sunk to 700 feet to catch the
better part of this ore shoot as the
formation is considerably broken In
this region at 500 feet. These workings
like the Rogers lease, are in M.lltown
andesite. but associated with the ande-
site has been a considerable zone of
dark basaIt This has been passed
through by the crosscut on the 500
level and the formation is favorable
lease produced approximately s660,000
from 1000 tons of ore, the average
value per ton being about SOS, although
some was very much richer.
While it seems that the main ore
channels of the Rogers lease are prac-
tically cut off or at least badly broken
before they reach the south end of the
Rogers ground, there is room to be-
lieve that good values have penetrated
into the Florence Extension at some
point The quartz ledge that is neSV
Rogers and Little Florence leases and
the presence of irregular punches of
ore is certainly encoura raging.-Goldfield
Tribune.
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Unusual Offer to Investors

The Underwriters Syndicate price OF the CAPT
tai stock of the California Consolidated OH cor.
pany is 60 cents per share. No order can oe
accepted for less than 100 shares The aiot-
ment Of stock at this price is necessarily limited
The demand for the stock is very great. II is
therefore important that orders should be sent
Immediately.
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Kate Hardy Deal

a Quintette Of enterprising young
miners are after a southern extension
of the Kate Hardy bonanza mine at
Forest. They are sinking shaft high
UP on the ridge just outside of the
southern boundary of the Kate Hardy
and right in line with the latter's out
cropping mammoth quartz ledge. The
shaft is now down in the lava so feet
within the next 90 feet are sanguinely
entertained.
The report that the Kate Hardy has
option has been given w. E. Duplantie
OF Los Angeles. by Beggs and Nor
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rdywh honhdn to be- d
for thai maHrpp fapi
aCnaEdhd HConpmy to aHhh
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A Strictly Business Proposition

The California Consolidated OIL Company is
strictly business proposition The oil business
is the best and most profitable form Of invest
ment In California today. This fact ts recoS-
nfzed by your bankers and business men, who
have made fortunes during the last ten years.
# is recognized by those who have hundreds OF
millions invested various lines OF the business.
The oil industry Of California is yet In its In
fancy 1t is forty times greater than IL was
eleven years ago. The dividends OF listed COM
panies alone amount to than $3QOOO,0OO-
The profits have been. according to S conservative
profits will amount TO hundreds OF millions Cal
ffornia has billions of barrels OF oil underneath
It's surface. Both large and small investors
have here an oportunity never before avaiiable
to Join hands and secure their share Of the
profits assured whether you have 800
800 900 to invest you can hnd nothing better
than CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED. which
proposes to operate the cream OF the territory In
the different fields represented
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Buy Consolidated at Once

After the Underwriters Syndicate Is closed
California Consolidated win be sold at a ma
terially higher price. Orders should be placed at
once IL you take advantage of Joining with the
founders Of the company at the initial price.
Call at our Office at once. Write or wire your
reservation fll out one OF the attached
coupons Immediately.