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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
LARGEST ELK IN WORLD
TO BECOME A BENEDICT
Carl koenig and Mrs. c. A. Dev-
lin Will Marry First of Year
Cc..~:J D:.erycb 10 Tbe Gill

VALLEJO, Dec. 10.-Carl Koenig, the
largest Elk in the world, with wide
acquaintance all over the state. is
about to become benedict. Such was
the information contained in a num-
Der of invitations received here by the
local herd today. The bride to be is
Mrs. c. A Devlin of San Francisco,
who Is widely known here. The cere-
mony is to take place at the begin
ming of the new year. The couple in
tend to make their home in Clayton
street, San Francisco.
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New Mill in Ell Dorado County

PLACERVILLE, Dec. 1O.-The an
nouncement is made by the E. d. w.
& D. G. NJ company that stamp mill
will be erected at the Pacific mine in
the near future. The mine is within
the city limits of Placerville. This
means work for 200 men and monthly
payroll of $4,000. This is the old
Pacific mine, which in the past has
been such a great producer. Manager
A. Barring Gould has had a force of
men at work for the last six months,
and it is announced that a rich strike
has been made on the 500 foot level
and is similar to that which produced
s1.500.0 900 above the 800 foot level.
This. it is said. is only one of several
strikes that have been made. The de-
velopments of the last few weeks have
warranted the establishment of an as
say office at the mine, and complete
apparatus has been installed. The
furnace room is Is feet square the
whole being Is by 26 feet. E. A.
Barring Gould, son of the manager. a
recent graduate of a German. college.
is here assisting in the work. Five
pay chutes have opened up a body on
the lower levels of the mine which
will keep the stamps falling indefi-
nitely.
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FIour and ITarinnceous Goods

Flour-CaEfornia family extras. S5.40d5. so net
without discount; bakers extras S5.z0d5. so; su-
perhne. S4.50ds 20; oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. S4-6QU4-S0 for family. bakers and patents
and S4o425 for cutoff; Kansas patents $3.50;
DO straigbts. $3.50; Dakota patents. 81 40; do
strsights- 81 20; do clear. $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four 81 %:
buckwhear -four. self-raising So; buckwheat
groats. IS: corn mesl yellow IS. white So. extra
cream yellow So % extra cream white S3 25 !;
corn four. So; cracked wheat. So 80: entire wheat
tour, $500; farina. $50; graham hour. So; hom-
my. large 50. small 50. cranulated S3: oat meal.
s4.2j; do groats. S5-25; pearl barley 81 20; rice
-FOUR. S6; rolled oats. .25; rolled wheat. $3.50;
rye toUr, S5.25: rye meal $50: split peas yell
low S6. green $3.50: extra cream rolled oats. $50
lbs $50. 90 ID sacks 81: rolled fakes. $50 10
bbls S5.75. 80 10 sacks IS %; rolled wheat, $50
10 bbls S4.75. , IS ID sacks s425
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portsnt demand for either spot goods or forward
shipments prices are somewhat nominal
Fruits -EvspOrated apples, 81 d9Ibc: apricots
- q l3c; fancy Moorpsrks. Sk614c: peaches.
5ia G6lzc; fancy. &c; prunes, 6d6Iac basis: figs.
r=minal. pears. l0d13c.
halslns-Layers. clusters-6 crown 50 50. Z
crown. 81; crown. Sl.40; crown 81 .05; Q
crown, 81; seeded, 4%c for choice and sc for
fancy; Thompson's seedless. 41bc loose musca-
rel 4 crown, AZ crown. 3s.c: 2 crown BIC:
seedless, 81 Q4c; raisins in sweatbox at Fresno.
202isc.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils I5c: IXL I4c; ne
plus ultra l5c; peerless. I2c: brakes 115c; Ian
Euedocs- llc' haTdshell, ~ dSc; sheIed almonds.
ae0 o9c. new walnuts, 15c per ID for No. ] soft
shells. l4lac for No. ] standards No 2 stand
ard llc; pecans- l4is a i5c; peanuts AZ d5c;
pine nuts. lo@2Oc; italian chestnuts, 9dl2hc;
california ehestnuts. S@l0c per 10.
honey ater white comb. sage honey. l4d
lfc; white do. 12d12Isc: amber do. IodIIc:
Sacramento river comb. 1Odl3c: extracted. sIs a
50 for white. 76Sc for light amber and 5k a
iac per 10 for amber
Beeswax-2T5 y 0SOc per Ib for light and % a
.lc for dark
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NEVADA
Red Top Extension

north of the Clermont, is in high grade.
as shown by assays. The assay GER
tificate handed to J. G. Thompson. one
of the principal owners of the prop
erty, shows that a sample of the black
sulphide streak in the five foot vein
was found to go S55S to the ton.
vein assayed $102, while a boulder
sample assayed $S The property is
now a shipper. and it is confidently
expected that within a short time it
will have picture rock. The vein is
being followed IS feet above the 500
foot level. The property contains 4
acres -Tnnnnah Minar -
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Siskiyou Prospects
Mammoth Copper

The Mammoth copper company of
Shasta county will blow in a third fur
mace next week and it expects to keep
all three going the rest of the winter.
The smelter has five furnaces. so it
will not be running to its full capacity.
Several attempts were made last July
and August to operate three furnaces,
but the attempts were speedily aban-
doned when It was seen that the bags
were being DANA ged. Though the
Mammoth smelter has five furnaces it
was seldom that more than four fur
naces were in operation at one time in
the days when there was no restriction
on Sn1elter smoke
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Worlds Gold Output

The worlds gold output has reached
an average of about S1,250, 900 for each
day of the year, and of the total the
Transvaal mines furnish upward of a
third. Every week throughout the
year between $2.500, 900 and $4,000
from 400 to 1000 ounces, is sent to
London.
The bars are paid into the local
South African banks and the various
mining companies are credited with
the value. the gold being worth ap-
proximately s20.67 per ounce. The
banks then undertake the shipment of
the bars. which go down to Capetown
each week and arrive at Southampton
II days later
As the cape boats generally arrive
at southampton Saturday morning the
gold is sent up at once and taken to
the Bank of England for safe keeping
until the following Monday when the
bars are taken out of the vaults and
handed over to the refiners.-New York
Sun.
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CALIFORNIA
Sierra City Find

One of the most important strikes
that has been noted for years in the
mining camp of Sierra City has just
been made by the firm of Miller &
Westall one mile west of Loganville
and 500 feet north of the main road
that connects Sierra City and Downie
opened up view of ribbon quartz IA
inches wide with gold lavishly
sprinkled all through it lies between
two walls of porphery and shale, and
This strike has caused considera bic
excitement and the ore is now on ex-
hibition in several business places in
Sierra City. The yellow metal is plain
lY Xisihle.-GraSS VALLEY Union.
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$4,000 JEWELSGONE
Maid IS MISSING
Police Seek Servant Girl as the
Robber of Sacramento
Bankers Home
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 10-As a result
of employing servant girl without
references. w. e. Gerber, local
banker. is today mourning the loss of
jewels of himself and wife valued at
$4,000 which were taken Wednesday
night. The maid. who could not be
found after the robbery was discovered.
gave her name as Jessie Groffer, but is
believed by the police to be a profes-
sional thief. The jewelry included a
large gold ring with three diamonds
$3.50: set of coral earrings with
cluster of diamonds. $3.50; set screw
earrings with large diamonds, $500;
bracelet with large diamond, $500; bar
pin, diamond center. s175; Master Ma
son charm. sunburst set, $3.50.
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PouIfrr md Came

Receipts Of California poultry were unusually
li-.t curing the week just ended hut the light
- fais OF domestic stock were Offset by liberal
oGerngs ~ western. six and a half cars Of
Whlch were marketed. The market was weak
~ me opening. but II improved somewhat To-
ward the close. Only ono car of western IS
Schednled 10 arrive for tomorrow's market.
dressed turkeys continued dull. while extra buy
lng for sunday wants impaired some life 10
the market for game
Poultry per dozenl-Hens. S4.5od5 for small.
So-aO0o-5O Tor large and SSG10 for extra
young ROSTERS S55Od6.50: do extra S7dS:
Cd ROSTERS. Ss.J0d5: fryers. S5d5.50: broilers.
S3d5-5O for small and S4d5 for large: ducks.
$ 0lo; pigeons. SI.75d2; squads. S3.5OG4;
Seese: S25ON3 per pair: live spring turkeys.
- 'q-2c per lb; dressed turkeys. 23627c per ID.
Game fper dozen l-Mallard ducks. S3d5:
canvasbacks. S5GS: sprig. S3d3.5 80: teal. spa
2-5o; widgeon. S2d2.50: spoonbiIls S2d2.5O
gray geese. S3M3.50; white geese. s.. .50d2.50
hrent. S242-50 for small and 50 T5d3 for large:
hare. Nl-l3N2: cottontan rabbits So.
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Angels Camp Mines

The mining outlook of Angels Camp
is much brighter al the present time
than for many years past and the in
coming year will undoubtedly be a very
busy one. Many of the old properties
are being put into shape for active
work, while many new ones are also
being opened up.
At the Lightner mine work is being
rushed In an active manner On last
Thursday the three compartment shaft
had reached the 100 foot level all the
work having been done by hand drills.
The air compressor is finished and from
now on air will be used in sinking.
The gallows frame has been taken
down at the old shaft and will be
erected at the new one. The electric
hoist and motor are in position, while
the blacksmith shop is now being
moved to near the new hoist
The Utica company has all the debris
removed at the electric Substation and
air compressor buildings destroyed by
fire last Saturday morning and all ar
rangements are completed for erectin g
the new buildings. The machinery for
the electric station is now being con-
tracted for and will be here as soon
as secured-Angels Camp Record
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Corrrr rrTrprc
Portland Hon Market

PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 10.-This was the
most active day in the hop market since the
present opened Portland dealers pur-
chases Of oregon and washington hops exceed
800 bales. Prices paid We're 13c 10 14c. an
advance OF 1c over last week. The purchases
for shipment to London. Unsold stocks in
Oregon now only 5000 bales and in Wash
ington 2 200 bales.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec. I0.-No fresh festure was
reported in the metals market and prices were
practically nominal in the absence of exchanges
Tins. 300 3s. 40c.
Copper-Lakc lsdi325c electroytic, 12.s7h
a 13c: casting. l2.50Gl2. T5c.
Lead. .456455e.
Spelter-5. SOM3. a0c.
Iron-Nominal
Bar silver-541bc.
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Naval storen-Turpentine and Ro.In

SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 0-T1rpentine-Firm,
74s4c; sales. l9s: receipts. SIS; shipments. PA;
stocks Il .495.
Rosin-Firm: sales $3.50: receipts. 1850:
shipments 1901: stocks. T4941 Quote: B.
$40; D, $5.T2l5m5.T5: e. s5.s2ls 65s0: f.
S5.7565. IS: G. S5.S0G5.S5: H. $3.50; l. Sc. %;
\. s6.75, ", S7.15; y, $7.20; VIC, s7.45; WV,
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COTTON FUTURES
st. Loui. Wool Market

grades combing and clothing 22d23c: light
fine. 20d 22c: heavy fine. 156l7c: tub washed
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New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK Dec. 10.-Conee-Fntnres
closed firm at net advance Of IA to 2I points
Sales were reported of 81. 800 bags
Spot cohee-Nominsl. Rio No. :. 13l5c: Santos
No. 4. 1890. Mild coffee. nominal; Cordova.
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Portland Livestock Marke,

PORTLAND. Or. Dec 1O.-CattIe receipts
none; market steady: prices unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts none; market quiet; prices I'M
changed.
Sheep-Receipts 200: market steady; prices un-
changed.
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Four Hills Transfer

The Plumas National Bulletin in it's
transfers of real estate has the fol-
lowing:
-Four Hills mining company to w.
F. A. Hood all property of the Four
Hills mining company in Sierra and
Plumas counties. including nine quartz
and five placer claims, two mill sites,
500 acres patented timber land, water
rights. reduction works, etc"
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins sl7o more; in 10 Ih
tins, S2S5 more. Minimum order, carload weight.
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Hops-Firm. State,
common to choice. 1910. 19628c 1903. 15@1sc;
Pacific coast. 1910. 14dl7c; 1909. lO013c.
hidesm9uet Central Americas, 2l&c; Bo-
Wool-steady. Domestic fleece. Xxx Ohio,
s.. 80; do bulk $500
Raw sugar-Firm. Muscovado. 50 test. 355c;
centrifugal, SO test, 4.05e; molasses sugar, SO
Refined Sugar-Steady Cutloaf. 5.eoc: crushed.
5.50e; mold A. 5.l5c; cubes. 5.05c; xxx pow
dered. 495c: powdered. A. zoe: granulated 4sOc
diamond A, 4.s0c: confectioners' A. 4.6Oc: No.
!. 455c; No. ,. 4.5oc: No. 3. 4.45c; No. T. l. 4Oc
soc; No. .. 4l5c; No. 10. 4.1Oc; No. Il, 4.05c;
No; -, &c: No. IS. S.95c; No. IA, 3.95c
Eggs-Firm; unchanged.
Cheese-Steady; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EEaporated Appies-Are little less active. but
prices are very firmly held. Spot fancy. 12614c:
choice. 9. lie; prime. s@loHc-
me strength in the west. quotations ranging from
6@c 10 l0Ac for CALIFORNIA; up TO 3040s and
9c 10 l0c for 0regOns from COS 10 sos.
Apricots-Quet Prices firmly held on small
stocks Choice: l3a alShc; extra choice. 1312@
1890; fancy. 13Ss @14c.
dcneS-In DetIer demand: prices firm.
Sholce "a dI%c; extra choice SdS15c; fancy.
Raisins-Are in better demand. Market firm.
with an upward tendency. Loose muscatels. 5L
d6Ac; choice TO fancy seeded. ca d71kc; seed
less 9gee; London layers. Sl2O@1S5.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Dec. 10 Butter-Steady: creamer-
les % "a 2se: dairies. 23G27c. Eggs-Steady; re-
celpts- .sSS cases at mark. cases included 1917
122lac; hrsts. Bic; prime firsts 33c Cheese
Steady; daisies. I43t a 15c: twins l4ml4Lc:
Young Americas, 1412 G14%e; longhorns. 14l% a
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Benns and Seeds

white. S3 25ds.5 SO: large white. s3G3 50; pink.
S525 80; red. s565.5O: blackeye. S5d5 25:
lima. S4-60G4. $50: red kidneys. S5d5.75: Gran
horse beans 81 T5M2 %
Seeds-Brown mustard 4Slc; yellow mustard.
lsGl9c: rape ld2@c: timothy. SIC: hemp 2aL
G3c. millet. Sc per 10
Dried Pess-Green, SS.75G4 per ctl; Niles.
nominal
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SEEK CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR GERMAN ORPHANS

Christmas donations for the benefit
of the proteges of the German ladies'
benevolent society are being solicited
by the president, Mrs. +. Fehleisen, and
members of the board of directors.
The society was founded in 1870 for
the purpose of supporting German
widows and orphans. The society cares
for almost so families. Money, gro
ceries. toys and wearing apparel may
be sent to 1907 Broadway, December 15,
between 10 a. m. and p. m, or to
members of the board of directors
At the rate of dollar a word we
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Horse Mountain Copper

The extensive copper deposits on
Horse mountain have been taken over
by interests said to be allied with the
Guggenheims for an amount withheld,
but which is known to run into fancy
figures. The holdings included the 50
claims of the Horse Mountain copper
company and the % claims of the Hum
boldt copper company, together with
other properties of merit. The deposits
are considered among the most promis-
ing in the state, some experts believ-
ing that with developments the district
will become worthy rival of the
Shasta copper belt. Comparatively
little work. aside from comprehensive
surface prospecting, has thus far been
conducted, but the extent of the depos-
its has been demonstrated and the ore
carries excellent values.
The principal drawback against the
development of the Horse mountain
section is it's distance from CONNER
cial points and the lack of adequate
transportation facilities. The construc-
tion of the proposed Eureka and Sac
ramento Valley railway will mean the
opening of this district, and it is be-
lieved that the activity of the eastern
flnanciers is due to this feature.
1t is understood that the new own
ers are endeavoring to gain control of
the properties of the Humboldt gas and
electric company, which will give them
magnificent water and power facilities
If present plans are carried out much
of the copper will be shipped from
Eureka by water.-Eureka Exchange.
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Bunker Hill

The Bunker Hill is fast completing
its new 20 stamp mill which when
completed. will give that mine 40
stamps dropping on a good pay rock
The mine has had a very encouraging
year of prospecting, and sufficient ore
is in sight to run the 40 stamps at
their full capacity for an indefinite
period. Work is improving the shaft
is also pursued at favorable times. and
it is expected to be fully prepared to
handle all the ore required by the
time the new mill is ready to com
mence operati
The Bunker Hill is continuing to
disburse regular monthly dividends or
5 cents per share. During the last
month considerable low grade ore has
been handled. the company being forced
TO dispose of the large quantities ex-
tracted in course of development. This
put the cleanup down below $4,000.
as the management made no effort to
maintain the acreage yield by mixing
the customary grade ore with the less
valuable ore. Much of the low grade
material has been disposed of and the
coming month is expected to be we'll
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days The cloak makers claim that
the piecework system now in vogue
prevents them from making living
wage.
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The local branch of the international
league has been asked to afiliate with
the California wOmen's union label
league Ten branches make up the
state league.
The annual ball Of the steam laun-
dry workers union will be given to-
morrow night in Germania hall, Fiji
teenth and Mission streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

Occasionally an astronomer discovers
something to admire in the theatrical
starry realm.
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&AUCTION& &

THURSDAY. Dec. Is, II a. m. at 200 Valencia
ST. so all purpose horses and mares 40 sets sin
gle and double harness. 100 buGgies. wagons and
carts Outside stock sold. Phone Park 2T23
CLOUGH & BRODIE. AuctioneerS.
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F. H Buryeson presided at the last
meeting of the sailors union OF the
Pacific. The secretary reported that
shipping continued slack. A telegram
of greeting was ordered sent to the
international seamen's union of Amer
lea. now sitting in Detroit. Balloting
for officers was begun and will con-
tinue at each meeting during this
month The agents up and down the
coast report shipping poor.
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It's as difficult to keep a good man
down as 1t is easy to turn bad man
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up to the average.-Amador Ledger.
Italian Camp Strike

A fabulously rich strike is reported
from the italian Camp mine, near
Tuolumne, which promises to develop
into one of the greatest discoveries
made in the county for years. The ore
body is large and the vein as far as
opened shows quartz thickly sprinkled
with gold Several large pieces of
specimen ore have been extracted in
cluding one 200 pound piece, valued at
over $4,000. The vein resembles other
strong ore bodies that have been proven
in the district and the company is
elated The italian Camp passed into
the hands of eastern capitalists a few
weeks ago, and it is expected that the
fortunate bonders will lose no time in
closing a deal for immediate owner
ship. The property is equipped with
a four stamp mill. Developments are
being rushed with an increased force
Of men -F,xchange.
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WORLDS OUTPUT OF GOLD
AMOUNTS TO $1,25O,OOODAILl
Mines of the ansvaa Southern Africa Produce About One ThG
Of This Great Mass of Yellow Metal

Of t
@ @smoe tnk@ emaT a htn in th
and Nevada
ri epotdn in he
em reported t hae take over on Horse mountain
dgddou tnwht t hae reached oper dA the Trnh
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luck. For 1911 the outlook for thi
and other copper properties is yer.
bri right-SiSkiyOu News
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Spring Garden Gold Nuggets

J. M. Dutre and Charles Pennman
came down from their placer mine on
Squirrel creek to change their gold
nuggets for coin. The nuggets were
coarse gold and ranged from 81 to 4 u
ounces in value, some pieces averaging
81 to IS. The gold was taken from
shallow ground, to 6 feet deep, and
worked by ground sluicing with water
saved up in a reservoir. The lot was
taken out by the two owners, Dutre
and Pennman, averaging them $40
day TO the man. The gold. with the
exception of the coarsest pieces, was
well washed smooth and bright like
1T had been secured, worth at the mint
s19 per ounce. The larger pieces had
more or less quartz attached to them
showing the pieces had not moved
great distance from a quartz ledge that
Squirrel creek abounds in, from which
thousands of dollars have been ex-
tracted from small stringers and pock
cts. No deep mining has been done a s
yet in that vicinity, but miners have
in the last year been looking over the
district. 1t is expected in the near
future extensive operations will be car
ried on. On Squirrel creek, 10 miles
east of Quincy, the PennmanD Dutre
claims have been noted for years for
the coarse gold taken from the claim.
A few years a go a smooth, we'll washed
piece weighing a little less than $500
was taken out.-Plumas Independent.
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At the rate of dollar word we
would rather write than be president.
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Mountain View

E. B. Miller, managing director of
the Mountain View mine, will probably
resume operations at the mine. the
company having in contemplation the
placing of a larger mill on the prop
erty The mine shows up 90 feet of
quartz. which free mills 81 per ton in
gold on the plates. besides a four foot
streak that runs an ounce of gold to
the ton.-NeVada CITY Transcript.
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Santa Monica Mine


has appeared on the mining horizon of
Moore's fat. the mine this time being
the Santa Monica, situate high UP in
the cliffs of the Middle Yuba river can
The mine is under the management
of W. S. Gregory, and, while doing the
assessment work by extending the adit
drift on the ledge. quartz was encoun-
tered last week that carried free gold
and arsenical sulphurets No assays
have been made as yet. but the ore cor
at the surface in former years. which
assayed $500 in gold to the ton. The
ledge is a foot wide.
Owing to the lateness of the season
the find will not be followed up, the
strike being unexpected. and no sup
plies had been laid in for the winter
and no pack animals are In the county
latter being accessible only by trail.
The Santa Monica mine is situated
in the Allegheny gold. bonanza zone,
and has such neighbors as the Golden
Slipper, Black Bear. Metropolitan.
Sleeping Beauty and German Bar, and
is deserving Of bolder exploitation
Nevada City transcript.
Siskiyou Prospects
c. L. Proebstel, who had charge of
the chemical department of the Yreka
reduction works up. to couple Of
months ago, dropped into Yreka Mon
day on his way to Caliente. New,
where he will be engaged for about
five months supertending the construc-
ton of large cyanide works. He ex
poets to be back here in the spring.
a s no section presents s good mining
opportunities in his opinion as Siski
you county. He says the recent big
deals in this county and the taking
over of Siskiyou mining properties by
large eastern operators who know their
business indicate that there are splen-
did opportunities for mining capital
here He believes that this county is
now on the eve of great mining &C
tivity.-Siskiyou News.
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George Simaneau was in the chair at
the last meeting of the marine cooks
and stewards association of the Pacific
coast Secretary Steidle reported that
shipping was dull and that many men
were ashore The shipwreck benefit
was ordered paid to member of the
wrecked schooner J. NJ. Weatherwax
BaHoting for officers was proceeded
with The Seattle and San Pedro
agents reported shipping poor.
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The delegate from the steam engi-
neers' union notified the labor council
Friday night that the North Point Iaun-
dry had become fair to his organiza-