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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Los Angeles Produce Market
- n..o.toL IA The Call

: -IDreCTlI IJItpCICN 70
los ANGELES. June 25--Eggs adFaneeu Gu, IA IA
price on the produce exchange toua!, ,nt ;,
PC = Dozen. 90 cssos.
Receipts q produce were: Esgs. ~ 49, -
bnfter. 4sii3 pounds; cheese. 2-s4O p"u""s' io-
tafnes al sacks: beans, 200 SACKS 80
thecse-Northern fresh. lie; eastern .Nlns' sn',
49, eastern cheddars. ioc: eastern ionshotss.
.e- ,.ss+orn daisv 1ac: swiss imported. zoe: DO
Domestic 23F7 25c; Irick cream. 2oc' hmoureer'
e0M21c. -, e-st oac
,,o-,ns. cooking butter. 25c pound
F..rs-Isocai ranch candIed. brsts, -ec' case
ooi,rf 2sc: eastern fresh. DC. o<s
. -..a-s-So 1 pink. 30: No llmas- S4-svea
4 81. Isd- Washington. $40: small whites 90
-,,::.--,s ee n. earvauzns. 81. 50: lentils. 81
''' 1.o.atcts-Saiinss Sl.i5@I25: Highlands. sc
- sn- Tsr,poe sI.i0M1-c3; Wafsonyihe. si1
4 *. Fdshc aacessJ 10; new potatoes, oo1o
A 10Y 81 e-.Gfs - A ell.
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Strike in Afterthought

A splendid vein has been encountered
in the Afterthought mine at Allegheny.
The intersection was made about 20
feet in from the portal OF the tunnel
which is being driven right ahead. ac-
cording to word received from there to-
day over the telephone The vein is
two feet and a half wide and while it
does not carry the picture" ore that
has made some OF the mines of the dis
trict famous. il is freely impregnated
with arsenical sulphurets and free gold.
The average values are high and the
ore makes a splendid milling PROPOSE
tion.
The Afterthought is located on ka-
naka creek between the Gold King and
the Docile. II is not far from the
Lookout. which is controlled by W. H
Smith OF Grass Valley, and is in the
midst of the rich group of mines that
have made Allegheny famous through
out the world.
The news of the strike in the After
thought has been received by the peO-
pie Of Allegheny with feelings of sat
isfaction. coming so soon on the heels
of the wonderful discovery at the
Tightner success OF the last few days,
and the feeling is general that the
camp has become a permanent one
There is also satisfaction among the
people because Fl. l.. Johnson refused
10 sell the mine.-Nevada City Tran
script.
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and Paul r. Buckley of Alameda, who
it is understood represent the company
who will do the work. At one time the
rich rock. but for some unexplained
reason the mine was shut down. There
is a good mill and tramway on the
worked underground on the vein say
there is an excellent chance to make a
good producing mine.-Downieville
Messenger.
Serious Water Shortage
Harry B. Gray, who had made ar
rangements to do considerable work
at the Norton mine in Willow valley,
for power purposes can not be obtained
the proposed work will have to be
abandoned for awhile at least. Mr.
Gray applied to the q Pacifle 'an gas ga ana tar
from the South Yuba system, but he
was informed that it could not be sup
piled a new compressor has D. been n IN IN
The reason that the water is not
Forthcoming is stated by the company
to be that retrenchment in the supply
in the big storage reservoirs is neceS-
sary. 1t is also given out that this is
only the beginning of general re-
duction of water for power purposes as
far as possible.
found difficult to secure water at this
season of the year, but the big con-
Germ evidently feels that 1t Is neces-
sary to economize in.order TO make the
supply last until next fall. The lack
of late rains and snow in the high
mountains has had distressing effect
on the water supply.-Grass Valley
Union.
Caesar Mine Ore
Fine ore has been uncovered in the
tunnel at the Caesar mine below Al
legheny. l.. n. Wagner, who has charge
of the property, returned yesterday
from Allegheny and is highly pleased
with the showing in the mine. Ar
senical sulphurets have been found,
which is what appeals to every min
ing man who prospects in that section.
1t means that there is surely some
thing good ahead.
The Caesar is located between the
Oriental and Kenton properties, both
of which have been good producers in
years past. The tunnel is now in a
distance of 500 feet and the ledge runs
from so inches to 3 feet in width.
Wagner is also prosecuting work at
the Minnie quartz claim, which is sit
uated not far from the Tightner and
adjoining the Morning Glory. He re-
ports that the prospects are improving
and some arsenical sulphurets rock has
been found of late.-Grass Valley
Union.
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TIGHTNER MINE OWNERS
REFUSE OFFER OF S2,5OO,0OO
Rich Strike Made Property Recently Leads German Syndicate
To Make Big but Unsuccessful Bid

The fatuea week erralo oH 0 nrne,w hmadsu
h pp Germans yd
eat the alton IA y Star mines mpan
OGhmdi il
pc I
ahiyi isrp in district the consolidated mines located
d is lie e eopmg shortage 0 wat IN fth wing to h
nov n he hg mountain nc h threatens 0 p t of m n p
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to in
ar Wend being by mines He md gocanlI a o e
hkea canc nvetm II these
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perdpe ss:see1rt; bakers extras. SIS 5.eo@s. su.
per bbl Ss5..7sgs1a.Fo. Oregon and wsshinrton
snts Do S<so@5 Tor family. bakers and esf. uo9
entss Ss so Ss;zoqz-5o for cut on; Kansas ppst.
s. y. - =. oe Stratghts. $3.50; Dakota patents
Fsrfrs..ia ~ stiatshts, 81; do clear. $625 per hi
casb ne ss Gcods-Prces in 100 ID sseks. net
S2eo ~ uissoSount go are as follows. Graham nour'
50 81. - ~ IDS rye dour, 50 90: rye meal
cres1,, E.ee S holr. IS; corn meal So so. extra
IS go. ss,,r 70. s<so; ost meal $500; cat grosts,
Tour 81 zo Sss.<o; hominf. $3.50; buckwhest
cream - "a 80 90 in sacks s3sOd5.5o: extra
7gbest 10 So,Se IN sacks and 81 in bbIs: rolled
5srIeS' sis g. sa-<5. in sacks Sc. .9o03.75; pearl
snd e - sS-<o, split peas. boxes. IS for yellow,
~ eo.oo Tor green per loo It,s - so
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Naval Storex-Turpentine and Resin

SAVANNAH. Ca. June a5-Turpentine quiet.
59q59hc. Receipts. $40 barrels: shipments, 457
barrels; stock, II .51S barrels: safes none
Rosin-Firm. Receipts. L., 129 barrels: ship
meats 9.T1l barrels; stock, 80 500 barrels sales,
30,6os barrels. Quote: r. $4.I5@ 40; d. So:
+. 5l3@5.25; r. $5.2og5: 30; g. S5.25@5.3o;
". $3.50; /. $500 5.35: X. S5.356540; NJ.
S5.S5Q5.45; y. So 55q .6e; VIC. S5.95@e WV
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CALIFORNIA
The Tightner Strike

Mining men who have visited Alle-
ghany during the last week marvel at
the wonderful discovery in the lower
tunnel of the Tightner mine. 1t is pro-
nounced by all who have visited the
underground workings of the Tightner
to be the greatest strike in the history
of Sierra county and is having no.
ticeable effect on the interest in gen.
eral in the Allegheny district
The work of running ahead on the
six foot ledge of bonanza ore goes
steadily on and it has been driven on
now for a distance of 145 feet, showing
the richest kind of ore all the way.
Its the biggest thing | have ever
seen. and I've seen lots of them said
we'll known mining man yesterday.
who has been at Allegheny The gem
tleman stated that it really looks as
though H. L. Johnson easily has a mill
lion in sight and each day shows the
vein growing richer
Continuing, the mining man said:
"Wny, if a strike half of the magnitude
of the Tightner was made over in the
state of Nevada there would be 10000
people on the scene by this time. Just
think of encountering the wonderful
shoot over 500 feet below the shaft.
where it was just as rich as in the
lower tunnel. 1t certainly shows that
the great shoot of jewelry shop stuff
goes down, and how far no one can
tell. Grass Valley Union.
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New York Metal

NEW YORK. June 25.-Tbe metal markets
were quiet usual in the absence of exchanges
Tin was quoted at 81. $50 81. csc. Lake copper
was quoted at l2.G2 "a II. 81 I2c; electrolytic
l2-31 u a u 62I5c; casting. l2.121s d12.3 Iac
Lead 4.40M4.50c and spelter 5.40@5.5oc. Iron
was quiet and unchanged
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Hides. TaIIoyv. Wool and Hon,

hioes-Culs and brands sell about ISGlc IN
oef quotations. heavy salted steers lie: light
meolum- 1Oc; light. &c: cowhides Sc for
1eaVy. sc FOR light; stays. nc; salted kip i0e;
sslted veal, l5e; sslted calf 15c: dry hides
sn9ariings, 25q 4Oc each; short wool. 50G 75c; ;
.Inesliuu, 70d90c: long wool. 90cds1 %: lambs
. G 5Qc; horsehides. salt, 81 25@S for large and
Sl.5o@2 for medium. 75c@$l for small ana 25
40Oc Tor colts; boTsehides. dry. Sl.50@2. % for
-arEe and 81 25@2 Tor medium. J0cdSI for small
and 25Q5oc for colts; goatskins prime angors
s2c9Sl; large hsir goats, S0440c; medium, a0a
&c; small 5dl5c
Tallow-No. rendered. 5@6e: 40. ., 4a5e:
grease, 2d2lsc.
hool-Spring clip San joaquin years staple
ia l5c; do months. "a lac: northern. 100 ISc:
humboldt and Aendocino. 1seISc per H.
.Hops-Califurnia. 12a loc crop Of 1909:
o.esons, 12Qlsc per ID; crop of 1910, 120I6c
pe- 10.
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I,.crtcrI, NarAe,
CHICAGO

-. d. as-caftle-Rcceipis esti-.
a "a ,aaj head: MARKER steady Beeses,
81 soas5; Texas steers s5.soas ais: wsssea .e1s
es ecr,s and heifeIs S2.70QbJ.s5; calves soea
$50. .s...os a, & oa0 i,e.d: mar
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 25.-Hutton's wire says:
spots and futures were both slightly lower
Tuesday. June 2s. is first notice day for July
cotton. Heavy curtailment continues among Fall
River mills. although not nearly as heavy as
last week
Spot closed dull. points higher Middling
uplands, 13.l0c; middling gulf. 1880. Sales
2S4 bales
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NEVADA
GoIdfeId Con Repairs

ping SO stamps and # 'i. is even IL o~ ot that
the balance Of the repair work to the
big mill viii be completed in about so
days. and the entire mill running as be-
fore the fire. Shipments Of high grade
are going out TO the smelters from the
Clermont workings so as to maintain
the regular production of the company
for the month. pending the completion
of the repairs to the milling plant, and
it is stated that ZOO tons per day is
being handled by the mill-Goldfield
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Sd. Louis Wool Mnrket

ST, LOUIS June 25.-Wool-Steady. Ne
dum grades. combing and clothing. 2aG 23c;
light fine. 1T@lsc; heavy fine, 13M14c; tub
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ct.c..o Dairy produce Market

crIIrAGo Hume 25.--Butter. steady: cream.
cries 3sI5 n 27c: dsiries. 23de6e. Eggs steady
I'd mark cases included l5n &c; nsfts ase ase'
t.scsse stesdv. daisies. l5H @151sc: twins lae;
yogne Americas. I5l5m15ssc; longhorns. lS1s@
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possession of Albert c. Aiken. A. w.
Graham and company, promoters. who
nave announced their intention TO op-
crate upon an extensive scale.
The new owners declare that they
will install large steam shovel on the
newly purchased mine. This will be
an innovation in this section. holding
the distinction of being the only shovel
OF Its capacity and character in the
entire northern nlintng belt 1t is the
first steam shovel to Invade a section
that has hitherto known nothing OF
the speedy and modern methods en-
ployed in districts less rich to rob the
earth of its valuable metals.
The Boggett claim has long been a
two miles above Oak Bar and netted
its owner $500
The same purchasers are negotiating
Tor the purchase of the William Quig-
ley and @. Nj. Small placer claims, ad-
Joining the Boggett claim.-Sacramento
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Kennedy Mine

This grand mine is moving along IS
prosperously as ever, with the outlook
for the future very bright A few days
go bunch of exceptionally rich rock
was taken from the $500 level 1t is
reported that 3S sacks were taken out
or about a ton or ore. all literally
freighted with gold. This character OF
ore is encountered in several levels.
and is sacked in the presence of guards.
At the 3400 level--the deepest point
reached-the ore body is reported TO be
II feet wide and of fine quality. Prep
arations are being made to start sink
ing another 200 feet. This mill is
running steadily to its utmost capacity
of 90 sta nS-A Amador Ledger.
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Sierra Wunder


Sierra Wunder
According to telephone message re-
ceived today from Allegheny, news
was brought into that town this morn
ing OF an encouraging strike in the
Sierra WundeF mine. At a point $50
feet in the main tunnel vein seven
feet wide has been intersected- While
the vein does not carry the high grade
picture ore so characteristic of that dis
trict, il carries average values through
out superintendent Ed Eyton has had
number of pans of the rock crushed
and sampled and they have all shown
up splendidly In free gold. The en-
coura ging feature of the intersection
is that from every part of the seven
foot vein gold can be taken, showing
that with depth and further Develop
ment work in the tunnel the vein il
sure to make the Sierra Wunder a
permanent and profitable mining enter
prise.
The Sierra Wunder is controlled by
M. Wander Beugle and Fred Kaliski OF
San Francisco. who occupy positions
as president and secretary-treasurer
respec lively, in the company.
The vein encountered is down a depth
of 100 feet from the surface and there
is every evidence that 1t goes down
through the country. Nevada City
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Belmont

Nothing but good news continues to
come from the Belmont mine. and each
days work proves that property to be
one of immense proportions. During
the last week the developments on the
Loco and 1.166 foot levels have been
particularly pleasing, and the showing
on those two levels is the best ever re-
ported.
At the mill everything is working
smoothly, all 60 stamps dropping con-
tinuously and crushing an average of
22o tons of ore per day. which amount
will be steadily increased. The first
shipment of bullion and concentrates.
which was sent out last week, amount
ed to % bars of bullion valued at over
$4,000 and % tons of concentrates val
ued at over $12.5o0. the product of less
than half months run. as the mill
was not started until the 18th of May.
This amount is exclusive of the sands
I'm the tanks. which are valued at a
considerable amount. and when the abb
sorption which naturally follows the
starting up of a mill is taken into con-
sideration it will be seen that the mill
is turning out money at a great rate.
In addition to this output the company
is shipping from 80 to 40 tons of
higher grade ore daily to the smelter.-
TOnopa h Miner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Steam Shovel i'm Siskiyou

OAK BAR (Siskiyou county, Min
ing activities in the Oak Bar section
have been booming of late, and al
ready deal of considerable impor-
tance not only to Siskiyou county. but
to northern California generally, has
been consummated. wherein the rich
and easily accessible placer claim of
George l.. Boggett has come into the
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Bunker Hill Dividend

This mine declared its usual monthly
dividend of cents per share. payable
on July Is. The 1850 level is being
thought that about the middle of next
month the ore body will be reached.
The end of the ore shoot in the 1.T50
level is not yet in sight. The extent of
this shoot is remarkable. both in length
and width, more than 500 feet long and
80 feet wide in places, all milling rock.
a dan1or Ledger
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week, purchase price $4,000. However.
definite information concerning the deal
is not ootainable at this time.-Piumas
National Bulletin.
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Amador Queen

w Doyle and partners, who are
working a portion of the Amador Queen
Shipped about a half ton of black metal
to Selby's for treatment. The ore was
taken from the hanging wall vein,
which has not been worked to any great
ment was made as a test, to ascertain
the value OF such rock. This kind of
metal is very deceivng as to its gold
contents. The shipment yielded at the
rate of $50 per ton, which was rather
under its estimated worth. The ore Is
found in small stringers of quartz. and
it takes some time to gather together
enough of 1T to make shipment. 1t
can not be treated by mill process.
The three partners in this underta king
are determined to go ahead with the
~, ,f,,, Ana Inr ed
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Combination Fraction

Combination Fraction is now drop
ping 20 stamps at the Nevada-G -Goldfield
mill on ore from the mine. About 75
tons will be put through each day for
the next week until the mill gets into
its stride, and then this amount will be
considerably increased. improvements
that have recently been made by Charles
D. Wilkinson, general manager, have
added to the efficiency of the mill, and
this will be further advanced by ma
chinery that has been ordered and will
be received within the near future. The
mine is in the best physical condition
in its history. and will soon be making
q record that means dividends to its
stock holders.-Goldfield Tribune.
Chicago Interested
e ]. Hoover, who has just returned
from a business trip to Chicago, re-
ports that the people of that city are
taking a much greater interest in Ne
vada, especially in Tonopah and Gold
field, than they have evinced for the
last couple of years, and that money
for mining development is coming into
evidence in the Windy City The re-
cent strikes in the Goidfeld and Tono-
psh districts, and the dividend records
OF the mines in the two camps are get
ting the mining investors aroused and
they are evincing Willingness to take
trial at development of properties of
seeming merit.-(Soldfield News
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Metropolitan Mine

c. L. Wilson of the Metropolitan min
ing company has large force Of men
his company in the Moores fiat district.
wilson announces that he expects
shortly to commence the erection of a
20 stamp mill on the bank of the Middle
Yuba river at the foot of Bathhouse ra-
vine, to crush the ores from his sew
erai properties-NeYada City Tran
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-12
9as 2ieo pom Ser ganmluullc


8aamiuplle itebt in bieiem 2anb
Mn aller eriter Steae,
S'rum let Gin 2pblieb angetuanbt
amf ibm, ben G6nis, ifJnelfe.
Ser Sanbfanfmanr, 6as gartsc Sabr.
Sa mmk CT ttid)ts ais bprgen.
Spdl lit bic 8aunttppa gut, fiiriuabr
On lit ct auker Sprgen.
Der Jarmer inmk Sabr aus, Sa6r cit,
Sid nit ber 8annitupll' plagen
ftnb tpie bic Grnte bann tutrSNiein,
SIT nid]t ppranssniagen.
gulltuie6eI, Siirre, Spnnenbranb
Die tnn tbm berbrieken,
4nd) gi6t es Stelfcn pft int 2aah,
$50 feline Gflans' min iprieken.
ltmb pranst ,uic edJnee bas Samn,uoil
felb
ltnb mill i6m Gegen tragen,
Damn mik Ell ,ilt bas Efliidergclh
Sid anf mod iueiblidJ plagen.
Sis er's siint 0inner lat gctradi,
Seikts itnmer: 0elb binlegen!
Sudj lit es crit 10 ipett gentadjt,
Damn fontnt snlett ber Sesen.
Den Marft6eridlt muk or iobnnn
glls Spefnlant itubteren.
Senn, iuenn er's nnerlaett, 10 fann
4n Gnoe er perlteren.
Stetat bann Der Treis bod IN bic SBb'
Srent er iid) iute Elm G1nts,
SUd1 tueftn er faileu fDllt, o ,uch,
90 arsert's i'm ntd)t penis.
9pd irsern lit iebr nnseinnb.
Man lak ben Msnt ntd)t iinfen!
Gr inf, tuirb linn baS Stng SIT bunt,
gtnr u amp gier trinfen.
Wie INNER bann Ser Ereis aud par,
Sa bilft fein @iberitreben,
geim u mo gier laft er gar
Gen Cotton =8rpfer leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-12
9ln SarnItoa 1lnb Gnnntaa f.

= slm Sanlltag uno Snnntag bot
8rGiioent 0ia8 i'm 9eotional-|oIolt
ben MitglieOern oes biplonotilcben
Corps uno ben Spe3iol-@eIanoten
Staotsoiners gegeben. s9ei ieoem
Ger Diners maren ied5ig 0crren ort-
peieno. am Sonntas np6nte Der
Br1iibent Ser ginmeibung oes 8la-
bes BEL, auf Dem oas @alhin9ton-
0fonulnent errihtet perben ioG, oas
bie 9lmerifuner in Der lnerifani-
iden Sallptltaot Der Gepuhtit Weri-
70 i6enfen, uno Der @runoYteililee
gnng 81 Dem BaiteureWoEunent, ci-
mem @ei6enf Der in 0terifo mn1-
nenoen Sron5oien. s[ln SarnItag
abenb fano eifie 9roBartiee Sllrnli-
notion ser Souptitoot ftott.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-12

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