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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Hoag District

Since active work is so we'll started,
the most important feature is the re-
cent find in the Mountain View of the
Fort Bidwell consolidated. This strike
is improving nicely and seems to be
of a permanent character, the ore body
of high grade This ore lying as 1t
does in the dacite is usually indicative
of large bodies or chambers, as was
the case at the famous Mohawk at
Goldheld. and should the size of the
present body remain as 1t now is, the
value of the tonnage will put this
property in the ranks of any of the
large bonanzas of the west. Aside
from this strike in the east drift Mr.,
Mason has men sacking ore at an
other point which bids fair, to equal
the big strike. The abundance of free
gold in both places assures the man
agement of an easy treatment in the
mill.
The Big Four property is under
lease to Messrs. Bassler and Brown,
who are erecting their hoist and Will
commence hoisting ore at once, they
having a well defined ledge of good
milling ore in sight with several hum
dred tons already on the dump.
The Alturas property commenced
work Monday morning under the man
agement of c. w. Garfield. This COM
pany is going to work systematically.
AS the bottom of their 70 foot shaft
shows a lead of fine ore, Mr.. Garfield
has brought his assayer with him so
as to determine the value of the ore
in every foot of ground broken-a
of good pay ore is often wasted in a
new district. and especially in a
volcanic formation.-Fort Bidwell Gold
Nugget.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Mohawk Valley Railroad

There are indications pointing to the
early organization of an enterprise
which will make for the prosperity of
Plumas county generally and especially
the Mohawk valley section. Near the
county line between Plumas and sierra
there exists a vast iron ore deposit
which, for many years, has been
owned by parties connected with the
Anglo California bank of San Fran-
cisco The property was long. since
patented and embraces not only. the
metal deposits alluded to, but large
acreage of timber as well. 1t has been
known for 20 years or more that the
ore is of exceptionally good quality. OF
course, nothing could be done looking
to the mining and reduction of the. or
until transportation facilities could be
had. Now that the Western Pacific has
been built through Mohawk valley the
owners of the property mentioned ap-
pear to be figuring to realize upon
their investment.
A. w. Furlong arrived in Quincy
yesterday, and he has been discussing
the construction of spur railroad
from the Western Pacific in Mohawk
valley to the mines in question. 1t Is
probable, judging from what we hear,
that a survey for this spur will be
made at any early date, and that the
line will be built.-Plumas National
Ru1lefiu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Kate Hardy Vein

Private advices from Forest are to
the effect that the rich rock in the
Kate Hardy is continuing and getting
to date since the strike was made
there have been many thousands of
dollars extracted, with the vein as good
as ever. AS this vein is on the same
contact as the Brush Creek near the
Mountain House, it should stimulate
the owners of the property to de-
Snn
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NnvaI stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca. June iS.-Spirits turpen-
tine frm. 57lac. Sales 713, receipts 6S7, ship
ments 402. Stock 9.579.
R0sin-Firm. Sales 2.345. receipts 2,034
shipments 59l. stock $3.50. Quotations: B,
Sz-604 $50: u. S460a4S5f~ T. S3.15d52712 !:
F. apd II. S5.20d5.271a; l. S5.25; X, s5.25d
80; u. $5.3o@ 5.55: \. $5-55@6; WG, s.. 70@
6. %: WV SG.4006 a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
The Bright Hope Mine

Julius n. Lawson of stockton has Sc
cured an option on the Bright Hope
quartz mine, and is enga ged in erecting
4 I'VE stamp mill on the property for
prospecting purposes. This mine isfsit-
i,afed about mile northeast Of town
and shows good prospects in free mill
ing ore.=Georgetown Nugget.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Red Horse Mine

Messrs. Pottle & Blake, who are de-
Veloping the Red Horse mine at Deer
valley. brought in about 40 ounces of
bullion from, selected quartz which they
had mortared out while engaged in do
ing development work on the Red
Horse, which they have bonded from
belmont Blair. They have shaft
down about 60 feet, and are engaged
In In. drlving tunnel at the present time.
length and will open up the vein below
the bottom of the shaft. The mine is in
dry region and no water is anticipat-
ed TO contend with under 200 feet from
the surface. Messrs. Pottle & Blake
select enough of the richest quartz as
they go along with their work and
mortar it out to pay expenses They
nope to be able to install small mill in
the near future, and feel sanguine that
there will be an abundace of good
milling ore when they shall have COM
pleted their tunnel, connected the shaft
with it and opened up couple of cross
cuts or drifts. The Rescue and Jasper
mines in the same vicinity are also
showing up well, and considerable
work is being done upon both.-Placer-
VILE RanYh1iPaY
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

Ridge country adjacent to Gfbsonville
the same rich quartz and sulphuets
have been discovered. Probably every
foot of this contact in Sierra county
is under location and in time will be
prospected and 1T is safe to say that
many more bonanzas will be uncovered
Sierra county is truly in its infancy,
as far as quartz mining is concerned.
-DoWnieville Messenger
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Cub Bear

Encouraging reports of the Cub Bear
and Blue Jeans group of mines in the
Salmon river district are given by /. j.
visited the mines recently. The prop
critics are owned by the Siskiyou syn
dlcate, of which the former is president.
Work at the Cub Bear is progressing
rapidly, and the miners are confident
that the mine will become great pro-
ducer, as there is a splendid showing.
A tunnel is now cross cutting the for
depth of 100 feet directly under the rich
body OF ore exposed in the upper work
ings. The tunnel is now within 40 or
SO feet of the vein. All the indications
are identical with the Homestake mine,
of which it has been shown the vein is
an Xtension.-Siskiyou News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Tippecanoe Mine

Late work in the upper tunnel at the
head of State Castle ravine, has dis
closed a far stronger vein than was
supposed to exist. The vein runs par
lowing and but foot or two away. At
this Writing it has been followed for
some Is feet and shows up strongly IN
places The vein is about three feet
wide and the ore is literally sprinkled
with fine gold associated with some
dark nlalIeable substance that is sup
posed to be tellurium. William Truax,
one of the owners of the property, IN
forms us that he has no doubt in the
world that they will develop one OF the
best mines in the county.-Downievllle
n
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General Merchandise

Bsgs-Graih bags. SIS @5s4c June-July delv-
cry san quentin bags, - c; wool bags, Pc for
s. lo and 5lc for ID; fleece twine. Sc per h.
Coal-Pennsglvania anthracite egg, SIC per
lons Wellington. So; New Wellington, SO; Coos
bay. 81; Australian house Richmond, etc, 50;
Pelaw Main, 50: Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
'aerland- SIS in bulk and Sl6.50 in sacks; Welsh
sn--hlaclte; Sl5i coke, SIG per Ton in bulk and
oil-Quotations are FOR barrels Linseed 9Oc
Per gallon for boiled and SSe for raw; cases, sc
more castor oil in cases. No. I, lie; Bakers
A S11TQ119; China nut. cases. 60d70c per
ga; eocoanut oil, in barrels. tx Qslc for Xxx.
fod tS1ac for No. I and - T6c for No. 2 ac-
cording 10 qsntity; extra bleached winter sperm
OF Soc; natural winter sperm oil, soc; natural
pure neatsfOot oil. T5c; No. ! neatsfoot OIL Soc;
! herring oil soc; salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish oil,
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc-water white. iron
Nois or drums. 91ac; 150 deg. oil. iron bbls
drums lie; special do. ll12c; pearl oil. in cases.
.56lzc: astral. I6lac; star, l6Izc; extra star
~ nc, Elaine. 26lac: eoccne. 191kc; red crown
and motor gasoline. in bulk 16c, in cases 23c
engine distillate. in drums 7lac, cases &c more;
50 deg. gasoline. in bulk 30c, IN eases 37lac;
.vernish makers and painters naphths, in bulk
3: Tutpentine-s4e per gallon in cases and &c
.ln bulk. drums and iron barrels.
"a Resin tPer hbl q $50 Ibs)-E. $50; F. $3.50;
Red ana White Lead-Red. So 09c: white.
. 1s3sc per To-
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes rs
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated. 5-65c; standard coarse. granulated. 5.65c;
F-55c; u & T. crystal dominos. > 10 cartons in
cases S65c; do in To cartons in cases. 9.15c:
monarch bar. &c; tablets. in half barrels else;
do in boxes. 6.40c: cubes and A crushed. $500;
monarch powdered. 5-7Ic; xxx powdered
5.75c; candy graduated. .. T5c; confectfoners'
=. G5c; confectiOners crystals. 5.75c; extra fine
grauulated. 5.45c- magnolia 4. 5-2Jc; extra c,
5-l5c, golden e.. 5s15c; .. 1850. Barrels and so
ID bags 1Oc, half barrels pc. boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
IN 35 and 80 10 tins Sl.70 more. in and 10 ID
Tins $50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grsde In 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Grsnulsted basis
6.65c; 'Higrade' bar. &c; powdered, 5.T5c; A
crushed. 5.90c; berry. 5S65c; C. & h. extra fine
6-Y granulated. 5.65c: coarse dry granula ted.
3 GJc- con fectioners' 4. 5.65c: confectioners'
crystal. 5.75c; cubes, 5.90c; bricks. 5.9Oe; extra
fne dry grsnllated 600 ID bags only. 5.45c;
excelsior a. 525c; extra c. 5.I5c; golden c,
2. Csc: yellow .. 4SJc; cut loaf. in barrels only.
.65c- Il & Z. crystal domfnos, lb cartons in
leases. S.65c; do 70 cartons in cases 9.15c. Ad-
diriousl per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID bags,
acc more; half barrels DC more: boxes soc
more for all grades Bar in 35 and 80 10 tins.
S1.70 more: IN 10 ID tins. $3.50 more. Minimum
order. carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
RniI6ing confrncts

George J. Giannini with Howlkns building
conpany-To erect "A one story brick building in
$ line Of Clay street. 340i@t L of Drumm. L
29:6lk S $50. " 1;47s S 59:9, W 2s:i0E. y
59:9. Z 0:9. \ 500: Sc 500.
.Hadwen Swain with Terry & Montgomery
Exeavating concrete and cement. carpenter and
mill work for building in W line of Octavia
street. % S of Vallejo. " 1926 by S %; $500.
San AIateO County dairy with q. Gannini-To
erect three story frame building in W line of
Howard streete 130 s of Fourteenth 81 400.
The Walkover boot shop with /. & +. Eman-
uel-Fixfures. fittings. etc. for store in building
at 764 Market street; $4,000.
Arthur Gosiner and Maurice solomon with
John Ratio and Vito Nadaia-All work except
two story and basement brick building in W line
Of Trenton street, 1876 y of Washington, %
By " J6: s4 700
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
COTTON FUTURES
sd. Louis Wool Named

ST. LOUIS June 1S.=WOoI firm; medium
grades. combing and clothing 22623c; light
fne. 11d1Sc; heavy fine, 13@14c; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

trying to sell all other personal prop
erty on the ranch 1t was running in
connection with the dredger The
dredger also belongs to the company,
but the ground and all buildings belong
to the Porter Bar dredger company, in
which ]. r. Wade is the principal
owner. The closing down of the dredger
will make a big difference in business
in Callahan on account of throwing
about 25>men out of employment-Sis
kiyOu News
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Strike in Ladies' Canyon

Another strike of Importance in
Sierra county is reported from Ladies'
canyon, not far from. the old and fa-
nous Sierra Buttes mine. The fortu-
nate prospectors are said to be the
Lee brothers of Downieville. They
have been out in the canyon with an
equipment and early in the present
week struck it rich. The men are re-
ported to have taken out of their find
between $4,000 and $4,000 in three
days. The strike of the Lee brothers,
coupled with the intersection of the
Tightner vein, has naturally stirred
the people of Sierra to the highest
pitch of excitement and not in many
years has there been such general re-
joicing as is now manifested there.
Nevada City Transcript
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
NAT PUBLIC AUCTION Dr.

WEDNESDAY. June %. IL a. m. head Of
Large Ponies. AZ head of all purpose Horses and
Mares Also Wagons. Carts. Buggies. Surreys.
and - sets of Harness. All must and will be
sold to highest bidder. 557 4th ST.. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. June Is-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 2452 a &c: dairies. 23026e.
EgCs-Receipts. l4.07S cases. Steady: at
marx, cases included, l51s@l61sc; frsts, 175kc;
urme frsts Isle
Cheese-Steady Daisies l5dI5Lc: twins.
54a< n l5e: Young Americas, I5If @f5l.c; long
horns 150 15lzc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Eastern Livestock Market

has so long been abnormal and unfavorable i
returning to the normal
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Won Humboldt Bonded

The Won Humboldt mine. famous in
the history of Alleghany as producer
of F. B. Smith and j. j. Guentherodt.
The mine has been idle for the last II
years, but it will be worked vigorously
as soon as materials can be hauled
In the early days the Won Humboldt
was one of the big mines of the Ameri-
can Hill section of the Alleghany zone.
dreds of thousands of dollars At one
time 1t was regarded as the salvation
of southern Sierra. One months run
netted 900. The vein is Is feet wide
and is on the contact on which the
other famous mines of the district are
located. The ore, outside of the high
grade averages from So to $12 a ton.
There are two tunnels on the Won
Humboldt, one 500 and the other 300
mine caused 1t to be closed down. The
management got on stringer that was
entirely off the pay chute and the re-
turns were most unsatisfactory. The
result was the mine was closed and has
been idle since.
The work of reopening the property
will be under the management of Frank
B. smith who is in charge of the Tun-
derbolt propositions at Allegheny. Mr..
Smith has ample Nevada capital behind
him and is capable of fully developing
the mine and aScertalnlng It's value
Nevada City Transcript.
Mount Vernon Leased
The Mount Vernon mining company,
a Washington Corporation, whose
business in this county is now being
principally handled by Math Jacobs of
San Jose, has leased It's property on the
divide between Greenhorn and Nc
Adams creeks to a company in which
II. L. Wollenburg of Berkeley and j.
A Wilcox are the principal stock
holders. It is supposed that the lease
closes with an option for the purchase
of the mine. Messrs. Wollenburg and
Jacobs left Tuesday morning for the
mine preparatory to beginning active
work The ore in this mine always
paid good returns and the previous
company took out all in sight The
present owners have purchased a new
electric hoist and air compressor and
will commence tunneling to find the
interrupted 1edge.-Siskiyou News.
Expensive Moving
six hudred tons of machinery for the
Headlight mine in Trinity county is
heing delivered by rail at Delta. Shasta
county TO move it from there to the
mine a distance of Sc miles, will cost
S12000.-Siskiyou News.
Scott River Dredger
The Scott River Dredger company.
which has had bond on about four
miles OF Scott river above and below
Callahan, has shut down the dredger
1t looks as if the company will do moth
ing more this year, as 1T has sold
buggy team and work horses and is
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Carson Vein

The rich strike in the Carson vein
has emphasized what the Messenger
has been claiming for two years past,
viz: that rich pay shoots lie along
all the serpentine belts that traverse.
Sierra county from north to south.
Allegheny has found these shoots on
the southern end, farther north they
have been found at the Kate Hardy,
Eureka and other places in Forest,
this find in Slug canyon is still farther
north, the Standard in Sailor ravine
lies on the same belt probably four
miles and half north of the Slug
canyon strike, while in the Sawmill
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
HamiIton=Antel

By a compromise effected yesterday
the Hamilton mining and milling COM
pany is to turn over all its stock to
the Antelope Valley gold mining COM
Several months ago E. M. Hamilton,
pioneer of the Rosamond mining dis
trict, was cited at the instance of A.
Z. Wiley for the Antelope gold mining
company, it being alleged that Hamil-
ton and his two sons had disposed of
certain of the treasury stock in the
company named for. him.
The embarrassing situation into
which Hamilton was plunged last win
ter has now been entirely overcome
and the case settled out of court.
The Antelope valley property is To-
Judge Works and John c. McGarvin
were attorneys for the Wiley company.
-I.nS Angeles Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
NEVADA
GoIdfeld Activity

The Goldfield mining district con-
tinues to attract the attention of min
ing men the world over and the enor-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Pacific Mine

A rich strike has beeA made at the
Pacific mine at Placerville, a foot
struck in drift at the 500 foot level
The Pacific formerly yielded MANY
thousands of dollars, but until recently
was idle for a number of years-Pla-
eeryille RepI1hIican
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Red Ledge Nuggets

JeWelry shop ore is being extracted
from the Red Ledge mine near Wash
ington and the display brought to this
city yesterday was one of the finest
ever seen here. Handfuls of nuggets
have been extracted and their values
run from $3.50 down to 81 apiece
The Red Ledge is owned by Foster
and Hector Williamson and Clyde Cole
and this is not the first bunch of jew
elry ore taken out, as a year ago the
Red Ledge came into prominence with
its nuggets of pure gold. The nuggets
taken out during the last few days are
from the groupings of the ledge just g.
few feet beneath the surface and as
each day passes the nuggets found are
larger The Red Ledge is only a few
hundred feet below the main road lead
ing into Washington.
The vein on the Red Ledge is so feet
wide in places, while the hanging wall
is in serpentine and the footwall in
slate. The Red Ledge consists of five
separate claims and from the richness
of the ledge so close to the surface it
will no doubt prove a bonanza.
tray full of nuggets was placed in
the show window of Herman Brand for
a short time last night and naturally
attracted great deal of admiration.
The strike means much for the Wash
ington district and the people of that
section are naturally elated over the
find-Grass Valley Union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Scott River Dredger

The Scott River Dredger company.
which has had bond on about four
miles of Scott river above and below
Callahan, has shut down the dredger.
1t looks as if the company will do moth
ing more this year. as 1T has sold
buggy team and work horses and is
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Jubilee Group Sold

This week the Jubilee group, con-
Slstlng of six claims, were sold under
bond to Kansas company
Ihe property is situated on the East
belt near the Keltz mine, and latterly
Is better known as the Hazel Dell
group. 1T consists of the Hazel Dell.
Tom Evans, Purdy, Arthur D. and
Easterbrook and one other all full
claims. There is a four stamp mill on
tne Hazel Dell mine and we are in
formed that this will be overhauled
and put in commission at all possible
speed. simultaneously with mill i'm
provement, work will be commenced
record.
The name of the purchasing COM
pany is the Columbia reduction COM
pany, and the deal was made through
its representative, Edward Loveland.
W. ]. Hales OF this city is one of the
owners of the property-Sonora Union
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Loretta Mine

Manager Eva reports that the shaft
of the Loretta mine has reached AIS
feet depth. Sinking will continue to
75o feet, the limit of the machinery
now in use. The shaft is being sunk
beside the almost vertical vein, and
connecting with the latter at each 100
feet. AT the 400 level the connecting
drift is II feet long AMI the estimated
width of the mighty ledge is so feet.
avera ging per cent in copper. Twelve
men are employed.-Inyo Register.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-26

wailuku. Maui, sept "a. 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-26
INCURABLE CASE
(ANoTHER HOSPITAL cAsE)

Authorities declare kidney disease
incurable after the sixth month. This
was the situation up to the working
out of the new emollient treatment
the only thing known that dares claim
In print to cure chronic kidney dis
case.
Every case presented has been de-
clared incurable by physicians and in
some cases four TO six have Joined in
the fatal diagnosis.
Case of Mrs. II. S. Lathey, wife OF
III. =. Lathey, business man OF No.
300 Montgomery street. San Francis
co,-Was so low with chronic and
supposed incurable kidney disease
that she was taken to the German
Hospital. The physicians made no
progress and gave no encouragement.
Patient was taken home and put on
the new emollient treatment. An
other slow case, Mrs. Iathey In now
practically well and enjoying life In
her usual habit although the case was
supposed Ia be absolutely hopeless
Fnlton's Renal Compound, the first
successful treatment for chronic kid
ney disease, can only be had In your
city of our authorized agent, HOn0lu-
lulu Drug Co. Fort street
We desire 10 hear from and advise
with every case not yielding