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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-19

Doan. Mrs. Z. c. Perry, Gen. and Mrs.
Taylor. H. Goetz, Mrs Goetz, W. Black,
T. X Schreimer, Mrs Schreimer, f. L.
Cutting. +. II. Grace, Mrs Grace, Miss
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. W, G. Barke,
Albert j. Arral, E. Bingham, C. r.
H0yey, L. E. Elston, Mrs. Elston, Chas.
McNab, Mrs. McNab, Miss McNaab, H.
Middaugh Miss Moller, Mrs w. Nc
Caspar, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk, A. w. Bah
brige, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Brown, j.
Mackay, H. W. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Cimmons, F.. E. Spangenberg,
Miss I. K. Richardson, Irwin Scott,
Sam c. Searle, Mrs. Searle, Jesse Searle
Mrs. II. Mackay, Y. We're Hodge, G.. L.
Peter, A. C. Eisen.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and
way ports. Feb. 23.-Mrs. 0. B. French,
Mrs. T. Knight, Miss T. Parker, E. A.
Burch, Leslie Hastings, Mrs. Grace, H..
Burch, Mrs Mary Burch Mrs. l.. Ram
sev, Mrs. J. J. Hicks, Mrs. w. F. Shi-
min. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Furneaux, Carl
Smith. S. Guard. A. W. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Ne
Pherson, f. X. Thomas, J. 0. Smith,
Mrs r. E. Smith, II. J. Hudson, f. A.
c. Smith. J. c. HummeI c. S. Card, L.
p. Bonvillain r. T. Cooke, w. A. Leith,
A B. Brown. Mrs. Brown, l.. M. Vetle-
sen, H. S. Gray, J. G. Smith, G. S.
Card, T. F. Martin, Jno. McFadden, DR..
and Mrs. II. p. Judd, S. Stevenson, Fred
Harrison, II. B. Mariner, w. K. Maco-
nicher, John Clark, Mrs. Geo. Gibbs,
Miss Emily Clark Miss Glib, Mr.. and
Mrs II. Castle. J. A. McCandless, c.
R. Hovey, Margaret Curran, Miss Bran
dez, w: L. Searles, Mrs. Searlas, Mr..
and Mrs \. Ahrens, Miss Ahrens, Mrs.
f. Kruse, Mrs. Jno. Hind, T. S. Bug
bee. Mrs Geo. Cook, Mrs. s. CARROLL,
Mrs. w. D. Adams, Mrs. W. Knapp, Mr..
and Mrs McFeeley, A. B. French, M.
]. Curran. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Miller, John Lucas,
| F. W. Klein.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Buford, ar s. F. from Hon, Oct. Is.
! Dix, at Manila, Jan. 20.
| Logan at San Francisco.
! Thomas, from Manila for Hon, Feb. A
Sheridan. from Hon. for Guam and Ma
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CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD

Local nssy Sunday Morning by tn.
la L once, q. s. Weather Prrso-
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SMALL SEIZURE OF
OPIUM ON BIG LINER

Yesterday forenoon while the Pacific
Nail steamship Mongolia was being pre-
.-.a for departure for the Coast, All
Tong, the butchers mate, was arrested
n charged with having fourteen tins
o,;um in his possession. The con
|.r,bapd goods and the meat carver were
..t.n ashore and both are in the Gus
~ nj the federal officials. Opium
|ripes- and the usual trays of smoking
iststs we're also secured aud brought
ashore.
The Mongolia did not get away for
|s.p Francisco until after one O'Clock
h The afternoon, owing to the cargo
|.at being discharged until about that
lime Tventv-three hundred tons Of
|;,sisbt were discharged and a large
|ons1tity of bananas, empty barrels and
|nrdries taken aboard. Of passengers
Fran Honolulu the liner took away
about one Kindred and thirty.
Wilhelmina OFF to Hilo.
The Mstson liner Wilhelmina depart
|sd for Hilo last evening carrying a
notable company of guests of Captain
|Natson. In his party were the guests
|xbO came with him from San Fran
|riso. and in addition Miss Wilhelmina
|TenDey. who cbristened the boat at
Newport News last year, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Faxon
EBish6p and others. The Wilhelmina will
keman at Hilo while the party goes to
khe volcano, and viii return here on
|Tuesiav The Wilhelmina leaves for
|san Francisco Thursday morning at ten
Il clock.
How the Wilhelmina Stuck.
/ SAN FRANCISCO, February IL
be Natson Navigation Company 5
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Wjlhelmina OFF to Hilo.
How the Wilhelmina Stuck.

SAN FRANCISCO, February IL
! be Natson Navigation Company 5
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TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Buford, ar. s. F. from Hon, Oct. Is.
Dix. at Manila. Jan. 20.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Thomas, from Manila for Hon, Feb. A
Sheridan. from Hon. for Guam and Ma
Mia. Feb. IA
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

rock looked at closely. There is no
doubt but this. strike is second in
Importance 10 that OF the Tightner in
Allegheny, and in few weeks it may
equal or even exceed this.-Downieyille
Messenger.
Bixby Mine
While prospecting the surface out
cropping of the Tom Boy ledge on
Lucky Dog hill the earlier part of the
last week, Perry Bixby came upon
what he believes to be a chute or CHM
ney of gold bearing ore. The Lucky
Dog is an east and west ledge, and its
western extremity in passing through
It's natural country wall rock abuts
upon the serpentine. 1t was right at
that point where Bixby found the ledge
to carry free gold in rather liberal guam
titles right in the grass roots. 1t is
alongside of the stage road which par
allels the ledge, and about 400 feet
west of the old workings of the mine.
BiXby has prospected the lodge all
along its outcrop for the distance
named, and is of the opinion that it Will
all prove to be pay with depth, as the
Tom Boy mine is one of a group of
claims now comprising the BiXby con-
solidaUed mines, situate on Sandusky
ravine, tributary to Oregon creek,
mile and a half west of Forest, on the
stage road to Mountain House.
The BiXby consolidated mining COM
pany was incorporated under the laws
of California in July, 1909, with a
capital stock of $500. coo, in 81 shares.
business office at San Francisco, and
the stock holders reside principally in
those two places.-Nevada City Tran
script
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
LOCAL FERRY TaAlNs-ua oakland Pier

LOCAL tefHr fHtlAt-W2 Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. ssrkssy. 8srryuzn. East Oakland and
Fruitsas-Daly-From 500 an. and every twenty
minutes until zoo pm. inclusive; then 7.40. $50
600. 94os lo.2o. i1.oo, s11.4o pm. l2.20 and
10 an.
To ssthsr ard MsIrsss VIA Seventh st-Daily-Fron
900 am. and every twenty minutes until 7c0 pm
inclusive. then 7.40. so. 900. $40, 1910, 100
and II 40 pm
To stonshurst-DsTy Except Sunday-60o ZOO. 500.
600 am. 30, AGO. 400 500, $40 pm sunday
only 900 1000 an. LOO pm. zoo 400. 400 500
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First S.. FruitaIs. Alameda. via Horssshos
--Daay-From $500. go an and every twenty
minutes untl $40 am. inclusive. then 900. 20
1000, 1870. 1l.C0. 20 am. 10 n II 20 LOO I 20
200. 10. 900, 80. 1910 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm inclusive: 740. SO 900. g. 40
1920. 1l.00 and ia pm. 1910 and 10 am.
Additional train to Oakland First St. 215am
To West 5srkelsy-Daly Except Sunday-Fron 500
an. and every twenty minutes unia s 20 am inclu-
sive: then 200 an. and every hour uuti 400 pm
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm inclusive: then Z. 40 pm, SO ac0
$40. i0.20 l1-0O. Il. 40 pm. and 1220 an
To West 5erkslsy-Sundays only-Frorn 500 am,
then ZOO 500. 900 an. inclusive; then go m an9
avery twenty minutes until 34o pm. inclusive: then
400 pm and every twenty minutes Until zoo nm !,
elusive; then 740pm. $50 900 go ION IfOQ
1140 pm and l220 an
To cor5in-Daly Except Sundzy-From 6O0am and
every 20 minutes until $50 an then 900 10 40
an 300 N. LOO. ZOO 30O. 400. 40, 40. soc
$40 80 and 600pm.
Ts corbin-Sundays only-Fron 500 am, then 700
500. 600 am inclusive; then go am and every
twenty minutes unta $40 pm. inclusive: then 400
pm and every twenty minutes until 500 pm
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

EL-ma Rose to Murray F. Vandal. lot in sM
line of Main street 1876 Sc of Harrison, Sc
1919. sW 275, NV $50, NE 1876 NV es;s'
Murray f. vandaI and wife to Mercantile
trust company, same; $40
Francis W. Huller TO Ellen F. Van Peit lot IN
nue.. NE 90 by Sc 100; $40. ,ra ~
1878: $40. 80 !
Thomas p Doris to Katherine Doris. lot s.
Thomas p Doris to Catherine Doris. lot in \
line of Thirteenth street. 1898 " or Scott,
Ansie E. Curry to +. ], Foren, lot in line
of Clement street 1916 W Of Second avenue
Carrie K. Greenebaurn 10 Emil Greenebauu,.
lot in " line of Eighteenth avenue, 12o OF a
street. n so by " 120; $40.
gift map 2. and other lots; $40 (re-recordedl.
City realty company to Edward E. Manseau'
lot in line of Sixth avenue, 125 of ] street.
S 25 by E 100; SO
william +: Lane and wife to Wilhelmine
FepeTp lot at ) sw = Or Of s, Mission
A. Aronson and wife to Janet G. Haight lot
in line of Ellis street, 1875 E of Powell, E
25:Sn, s 4olh, Sc I'LL. sW S4;zA, n"
Emilia Schmidt to Paolo Grasso. lot in line
of Chestnut street. 1908 of Steiner W "a by
Edward Harkness to Alice ]. Litton. lot in E
line of Twenty sixth avenue, 212 OF Lake
G. a. Umbsen & Co to Sterling realty com
pany, lot in W line of Fifteenth avenue, l34:o
point 800 S Of Kirkham street E 127:s. $
1856: $40.
J. B. Demaria and wife to Michel Lille, lot
In n line of Hinkley street, 81 :6 of Dupont.
20 by 50; SO
d. 1. Kenny and wife to Fred C. Boeckmann
lot in. line of California street So W OF
Cherry. W 25 by 101:Ib; 81
Fernando Nelson and wife to Fred C. Boec.-
mann, lot In line of California street, oS
of Cherry, y % by y lo1:5s: $40. M cor.
ner of street and Twenty-third avenue,
50: by 100: $40. =.
winifred Boynton ct al. to Louise stefen, lot
in e line of Twenty first avenue 23,;6 90 OF
Lincoln way (H street,, 3!:6 by E 10; Sio. 81,
Holger Matthiessen and wife to John Iroil. IL
mann lot in n III line Re Of San Jsse avenue ~
John oppenheim and wife TO Herman man Levy; Ley
avenue. S 80 by 100; $40.
Jules Bally and wife 70 Bertha Bailiy; lot
In line of Twelfth avenue 100 or Callfor-
mia street, % by 10; So So -. = W ,,,s
l. Leon F. Bailly to Bertha Bailly. lot IN w Hne
of Twelfth avenue. $50 of California street.
Wendell Easton and wife to Sterling realty
company. lot in w line of Fifteenth avenue.
1876 of l. street. SW 225. NV 14J. l1O:2
to point 800 of kirkham street, f 12I;6, )
L. H. Hoeder and wife to G. H. Umbsen &
Co.. lot in W line of Fifteenth avenue, 1916 \
of L street. SW 22J. NV 143. 1lo:2 10 a
point 300 $ of Kirkham street, Z i27;6. 1876
John A. Packard (deceased), by executor. TO
Southern Pacific company lot In 81 line of Berry
street. 366:S NE of Sixth. NE 1910 by Sc 10;
Jonathan Anderson and wife to Arthur
scholes and wife. lot in s line OF Iwesty-
j. W. Russell TO Margaret Neeb. lot In line
of Forty eighth avenue 200 of Q street,
25 by 100: $40.
Michael Mclaughlin and wife to Lura Allen
Wells, lot at corner of Arlington and Mateo
streets, NE 25 by NV 100; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
NEVADA
Merger" Activity

There is no letup in the consistent
and SeneraI good showing in the Con
soiidated mines, and even with the
immense tonnage that is now being
produced the visible ore reserves are
increasing far ahead of the extraction
under energetic mining and develop
ment, new work exposing each day
and week much more ore than is eX
tracted even under the present large
capacity of the mill.
The Combination mine is keeping up
at about its usual gait and furnishing
its quota to the mill without straining
the normal capacity which its we'll de-
Veloped ore reserves justify. Immense
slopes are in operation north and
south of the shaft on the combination
vein and also on the January vein
north of the shaft, and these viii be
they will terminate in big glory
holes"
Six levels in the Clermont, below the
500, are in active operation and pro-
quantity of ore. The average value of
the Clermont output during February
was Se6.o6 per ton, and approximately
this figure is being maintained.e The
six levels referred TO are the $50, 900
and 1000 foot, and Intermediates
above each. The known extent of the
bonanza ore shoot on the $50 level has
recently been considerably increased.
and discovery of the "403" Mohawk ore
has been another of the gratifying late
developments on this level-8
The most important recent develop
ment in the Mohawk has been the
opening of the downward projection of
the famous "4o3" stope ore shoot,
which has been picked up by short
crosscut from the Mohawk -Clermont
crosscut on the 500 level This is open
ing in splendid proportions and is con-
sidered one of the best finds of the
present year. The old "403" stope pro-
duced an immense amount of high and
medium grade ore from above the $50
foot level. but it had not until during
the present month been opened on the
500 level. The intervening territory is
virgin" ground and will probably pro-
duce as literally in tonnage and bullion
as did the famous "403." The values
are uniformly good as far has been
developed. This ore shoot has also
been opened on the $50 foot level of
the Clermont workings, southwest OF
the Clermont ore body.
The Red Top is making an espe-
cially good showing. the average value
of the February tonnage having been
$32.45. A great deal of systematic ex-
ploratory work is in progress in the
upper levels, and on the 500 level from
the Clermont shaft, where medium val
ues are being developed with very fav-
orable prospects for the future. A
crosscut is being driven from the
Clermont shaft to open the Red Top
ore zone on the $50 level, but this has
not yet reached the ledge.
At the present rate of progression
and production the total results for the
month of March should be eminently
satisfactory for the Consolidated prop
erty.-Goldfield Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27


Hilda e. C. Behrman to John II. Muller, lot
in W line of San Carlos avenue 50 OF Eight
eenth street s 25 by W so: $40.
Helen Z. CoweH to German house association.
lot at NV corner of Turk and Polk streets,
1876 by " 1870: $40.
Simon Goldsmith and wife to Oscar G. Turn
blad. lot in 4 line OF Hyde street, SI:6 Of
Broadway % by E 1926; SO.
Oscar G.. Turnblad TO Dora Gluyes, same; $40
V. Gamboni Mazzitelli and wife to Antonio
Cali. lot in NE line Of Seventeenth avenue
South, 225 Sc of street, Sc 20 by NE 100;
SO.
Jacob Heyman company to Constantine Deme-
trak. lot in E line of Douglass street. 225 OF
Twentieth, 8 % by f 100; $40
Walter Rothchild to William f. Bogsrt et al.
lot in line of Fifth avenue, SOS of Lake
street. 3S by z 40: SO.
Herman Santer and wife to Samuel Walker.
lots SO and 35, block p, Park Lane tract 5;
81, 200
John Briekell company 10 James Leahy. lot in
r line of Twenty-ninth avenue. $50 s OF Cali
fornia street. % by E 100; So
Homeland company ct al to Rogers & Stone
realty company lot 20. block ). Sunnyside; $40.
Julian Laurey and wife 10 L. G.. Laurey, lot
in SW line Of Dore street, 204:6 NV OF Bryant,
NV 24:6 By SW S5; So
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
THE OIL WELLS
A Gushing Sight

A sight that probably was never
seen before by. residents of this sec
tion was the chief subject of CONVEX
Two big gushers, not more than eight
miles apart, shooting oil high over the
tops of the derricks, is a sight which
is easier ina gined than told To the
west the Mays big well could be plain
" seen doing 10000 to $4,000 barrels
per day, while TO the eastward the
Standard gusher was. busy greasing
the derrick and spraying everything
for hundreds of feet in. every direc-
tion. Using the words of a prominent
Gilman we can say, 1T was a grand
sight and one not soon to be for
gotten by those whose pleasure il was
to witness il.
Scores of people. not content with a
view from so long a distance. visited
both wells during the day.-Midway y
nil CofIriar
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Ten Million Dollar Company

Articles of incorporation have just
been fiied covering new corporation
to be known as the Industrial oil COM
nanv. with an authorized capitalization
cf ii0. 900. .000 The company is headed
hv Charles Victor Hall. president OF the
Fullerton consolidn,ted ,o d, Oil company:
and GoyGne other % oil ii enterprises ana ssn ln
ciated with Han in the Incorporation of
ti1e new COMPANY are W. j. Borst, J.
Sharp. e. II. Dalton and P. L. Shideler
The organization has not yet been
perfected but 1t is understood that
eastern capital is to play a. large part
in the operations contemplated by the
new company.Oil Age Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Generate Transatlantique
.ECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.
sailinss every Thursday, instead OF Satur-
day at 10 a. M, from pier 42. North river,
foot Of Morton street.
First class to Havre. $77.50 and upward;
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
10 State street. New York. j. F. FUGAZI,
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. Tickets sold BY all railroad
ticket agents
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
TUESDAY, March %, 1910,

at 10 o'clock a. N and continuing at the
hour daily until the sale has been completed.
at the
KENTUCKY STREET PUBLIC WAREHOUSE.
Kentucky street near Fourth. San Francisco.
Cal, and at
OCCIDENTAL WAREHOUSE (formerly SOUTH
POINT WAREHOUSE,
Berry street between Third and Fourth. San
francisco. Cal, where said goods are held aud
stored, to pay freight and storage and other
lawful charges thereon EDGAR J. DEPUE-
lots dry goods. groceries. kegs castings.
drugs, lots books and stationery. lots
plumbers goods, electrical goods. s wines and
liquors, tobacco and cigars. y crockery and
glassware, 2o hardware. I circular saw. "A fur
nIture, IL show cases. 2'cement block machines.
lots blaeksmith's tools. . lots wagon makers
supplies. sewing machines. desks. lots
computing scales, 1 cash register. lots bar
ness and saddles, lots dairy machinery, l road
scraper. hay presses. l stock food. IL lots
farm implements, 3 incubators. 1 lot airLigbr
heaters, L engine. ! lot transmission machinery.
1 lot match splnts. / lot leaf tobacco. - sew
ing machines, lots frames and pictures. lots
tents and camping goods. lot burlap. lots
wallpaper, l dough mixer, 9 paints and oils.
sweeping and cleaning compound. I mandolin.
games and toys. 4 lots wire fence e0bbler >
outfits. rock erusher. ! fertilizer. I ore.
marble. wrapping paper. tinware. lots
clocks. 1 craps table. I steel range. rowhOatS
and decoyS. drums distillate. lots Iron and
steel, lot brass. Is lots building material 10
lots castings. lot scrap iron. : lots pumps, IL
lots machinery, 2 acid cylinders, 1 ell drum.
S3 lots household goods. II lots empty bottles
and sacks. 20 lots printed matter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Building Contract.

Judson L. Stul and Louis Sonnikson With NJ.
Fisher f. J. Klimm and Otis elevator company.
To erect six story and basement reinforced
concrete building in Sc line OF Market street.
100 NE of Second, NE 40 by Sc 155, for $67. .341.
- Adolph Meyer with r. III. Larsen & Bros
ct ALTO erect a six story and basement brick
building In W line of Leavenworth street, 81 6 s
Of Eddy W 1sI g by S 52:6: So. Sol
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Also $500 Pieces Of
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE,

Consisting Of trunks. boxes suit cases vaiisss.
hampers. baby Marriages. bicycles. overcoats,
furs. umbrellas. etc.
Sale viii begin at Kentucky Street warehouse
and after goods contained in said warehouse are
disposed of. win continue at Occidental Ware
house until sale Is completed.
j. W. SOUTHER Auctinreer
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
@A AMERICAN HAWAIIAN
Ivy STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route

NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. sailing from New
York every six days, making direct connection
with Pacific steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,
Mexico every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW YORK.
Also TO Mexican and all principal European ports
under through rate and through bills of Iading.
Sailings from San Francisco every l. days
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
TO HAWAIIAN ISLAND PORTS, direct every
2S days. and via Puget sound every II days.
For rates and further particulars apply to
DEARBORN & LAPHAM. General Agents s
Bridge ST.. New York; WILLIAMS, DIM0ND &
CO.. General Agents. Pacific Coast.
80 Sansome St, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
House Covered With Oil

The Standards wells on section so
continue to be the wonder of the west
side Visitors at the we'll Thursday
found the casing chained down, with
big timbers across it, so strong was
the gas pressure. And between the
timber spaces the oil was shooting for
a distance of 80 feet or more.
house standing nearby is so COW
cred with oil as to show none of the
original wood, and the workmen are
nlnNirlcr Ii L n a
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

company. The oil is about about "a gravity.
Two other wells of the California Oil
fields have been producing around the
1000 barrel mark for a long time, one
of them nearly four years. and the
property is probably the most valuable
in the Coalfnga field.-Exchange
A Big Well
No. well of the jefferson oil COM
pany, section 6, 21-15s has proved a big
well. Last week in a run of about two
hours the well gagged 154 barrels. The
oil shows no water and has strong
gas pressure. The manager is workin 6
against this pressure of gas, and at
present seems to have it under control
-EyChanoa
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
GUSHING WELLS FEATURE
NEWS OF OIL DISTRICT
Geological Survey Estimates Years Production In California at
100000 Bares-Mnng Interests Await Weather

IS usual o. lat nndpa new Of week came nh o
over h o.
mates his years pd n ha al arr t
nregudto n o o kge bsunnng Mt The million h he
@ # is n o e o
p prevails
Mining ~ r general hg unHd winter weather i over b pdgu
from the mines a mmonpaed character
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
CALIFORNIA; Oil Supply

The statistical position of Califor-
MAS petroleum Industries is advance
ing to higher plane in both produc-
tion and the volume of stock sales
based upon mining. refining and ship
ping petroleum products. 1t has been
determined by the United States geo
logical survey that the scientific in
vestigations of the California petrol
cum field warrant the belief that not
less than 100000 barrels exist there
in. At the present annual yield of
the California wells the quantity es-
timated as being underground is suf-
ficient TO provide for 125 years pro-
The best informed scientific opinion
is that the California fields are con-
ditioned for very much greater pos
for the Bfid-continent or the Appal-
achian fields. and that the day is not
far away when California petroleum
will be that in largest request in the
eyer-increasing markets of Asia.
The geological survey estimates the
amount of petroleum in the other fields
of the nation at 5,o00,000.0 900 barrels.
thus making the estimated amount
cess of that in the Mid Continent Ap-
palachian and gulf fields. California
is running today 10,250,000 barrels of
petroleum year ahead of its next in
troIeum prohibition in California is
estimated at 63,00o,oo0 barrels. which
at the ruling price at wells will total
s4l. 000.00o.--Los Angeles Herald.
OiIfieIds' Large Flow
The California Oilields brought in
another big flow Friday, which adds
proof to the great productiveness of
the property The well is No. Sc on
timated to be producing at a 1000
barrel clip. which can hardly be
doubted from the production of many
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Cleveland to Pay Dividend

information has been given out from
fhe ONCE of the Cleveland oil company
to the effect that the COMPANY will
probably begin payment Of dividends on
ca davs The stock issued at the pres
ent time amounts to about 100000
shares, much of which is held in the
fnr At about so cents per share. On the
local exchange recently it sold up from
al 70 46.-Cfl Age Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
& BIG AUCTION SALE @
H AUCTION SALE G

EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY at IL
a. m. 205-209 Valencia ST. 75 TO 100 head Of
Horses and Mares, Wagons, Buggies and Har-
ness. Every thing as represented or money re-
funded Outside stock sold commission
Phone Park 1928. WI. CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
KISEN KAISHA

ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. s. Nippon Maru" 49,. Tuesday, Apr. s, 1910
s. s. sTenyo Maru" Tuesday, May 81. 1910
Steamers sail from company'S piers, Nos. AZ,
A. near foot of Second ST.. at D. m, for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu, Kobe
tHiogot and Nagasaki and Shanghai. and con-
meeting at Hongkong with steamers for Manils
India etc. No cargo received on board on day
OF sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, $40
James Flood building. w. III. AVERY,
Assistant General Manager.