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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Colonel Herbert at Reunion

Washington, September 2s.-(special.)-
Among the prominent Confederate vet
Grams attending the Confederate reunion
at Fredericksburg, Va, is Col Hilary
A. Herbert of Alabama, Secretary of the
Navy under Cleveland
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Whitt1e-FitzpatricI<

wedding of more than usual in
terest was that of Miss Kathleen Fitz-
patrick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
H. Fitzpatrick of Dolomite, to Mr.. Lu-
tn er r. White. The ceremony took
place last night at the home, which
was tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion with ferns and cut flowers.
The wedding party entered the par
lor to the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Annie Grove. The bride
was with her father, who gave her
away. Miss C. L. Bostock of Montgom-
cry was maid of honor. Mr.. F. S. Fitz-
gerald was best man. The iating
minister was Rev. w. f. Morris, rel
alive of the bride. After the ceremony
the young couple left on a bridal trip
to Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Odell and chill
dren left for Knoxville, where they
will visit the Appalachian exposition
DR.. S. e. Grout is quite Ill with fever
at the hospital at Reeders.
DR. J. A. B. Lovett, who has been
Ill for several weeks, is improving.
Mr.. Lynch of Little Rock, Ark, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Lynch, and
his sister, Mrs. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Read of Ensley
and DIR. and Mrs. J. F. Klein of Tai
ladega nave returned from chicago and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Mingee
on Arlington avenue.
Mrs. Annie Sweindelbower is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. s. Gilbert
e. S. Kennedy, master mechanic at
Reeders, is at the Reeders hospital suf-
fering from an attack of typhoid fever
Phil and Will Lacey, two former Au-
burn stars, will leave Friday for Au-
burn to take part in the first game OF
the season, Auburn VS.. former play
ers.
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Church Notices

All the young people and children of
the Presbyterian church are requested to
meet at the church Friday evening at
7:30 O. clock to organize a choir for the
week of prayer which will be held next
week under the direction of Rev. J. A.
Bryan of Birmingham.
At the prayer meeting of the Baptist
church, held last night, ten of the newly
acquired members of the church, who
Joined during tie recent revival, were
baptised by the pastor, Rev. NJ K. Thorn
ton. Another class will be baptised Sun
day night.
The music pupils of the Sisters of Mercy
are required to present themselves for
examination and classification on Friday,
September 80, at p. m.
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Arrest at Chicago

Chicago, September 2s.-The raid Of the
offices of B. H Scheftels G. Co. in Chi
cago was made by deputy United States
marshals acting under the personal d.
rection of Assistant District Attorney
Medaris.
The office of the concern contained
more than a score of customers at the
time. They were ordered to leave, and
the manager, L. NJ Mead, was placed
under arrest. Clerks, stenographers and
tclegraphers were served with subpoenas
to appear later as witnesses.
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he
SteiinWay
Piano
At the Courts OF
the Old World

The supremacy of the
Steinway Piano IS I'M
questioned. Its fame IS
spread broadcast all over
the globe. Its status
wherever music holds
sway is that of premier
ship.
Search the annals OF
the world and no other
house in any line can be
found that has been dis
tinguished by such an ar
raw of honors. The Roy,
al and Imperial Houses OF
the Old World have near
~ all signally honored the
House Of Steinway by APP
pointment as Pianoforte
Manufacturers TO thelr re-
spective courts.
Such royal appoint
ments as H. R. H., the
Princess of Wales and the
Grand Duke Michael
AlexandroWitsch broth
Ell of the present Car Of
Russia) having designat-
ed Steinway & Sons by
Royal warrants as their
official piano manufac-
turers.
Such recognition can be
the result of but one thing
the International Su-
premacy of the steinway
Piano.
That the Steinway rep
resents the highest
achievement in piano con-
struction ever attained is
self-evident.
Visit us during the Ala
bama State Fair.
Jesse French
Piano & Organ
Co.
J. H. Holcombe, Mgr.
1921 3rd Ave.
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depart from the original myth?
a. Artemis speaks.
b. She combines her functions with
those Of Hecate, line ).
c. The enrichment OF the poem
through the presentation of the per-
sonality Of the speaker and reference
TO his habits and customs. Give an
account of Artemis as found IN Greek
literature. See Bulfuich, The Age of
Fable.
IL What was her personal appear
ance?
l. Give the myth of Ixion. Berdoe,
229.
2. What was the idea of punish
ment by the gods in Greek religion?
The motive?
3. What is the idea in modern re-
ligion?
4. How does Browning depart from
the original myth?
a. IXion is represented as hero.
Show how. He is called the Cain"
OF Greece. because he was the first, as
Pindor says, Ito Introduce to mortal
men the murder Of kin not unaccom-
panied by cunning
b. IXiOn is represented as q philOSO-
pher. combining both Greek and mod
ern elements. and he thus becomes a
type OF humanity.
5. What is the attitude Of Ixion in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02
MRS. MAMIE CURTIS
TO SPEAK.

Mrs. Mamie Curtis. state president
of the Texas w. G. r. IT,, has arrived
In the city. and will deliver two adj
dresses today. This morning she will
speak at IL o'clock at the Gadsden
Street M. r. church, and tonight at
1880 o'clock she will appear at the
First NJ. Il. church.
Tomorrow she will give an open air
session at 1880 p. IN. on the lawn
back Of the court house.
Concerning her wor, the Nashville
Banner says: with swift arrows of
logic, sweet flowers of appealing pa
thos and glittering bits Of humor, Mrs.
Mamie Curtis, the noted temperance
orator from the Lone Star Safe, spoke
at the Ryman auditorium iast night to
an audience of fully $500 people. In
spite of the intense heat scarcely a
person left the auditorium. and Mrs.
Curtis was frequently interrupted with
prolonged applause"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02
CONTRACTS ARE
NOW AWARDED
MUCH WORK TO BE DONE OF UN-
USUAL INTEREST AND IMPORT
ANCE AT NORTH HILL HIGH
LANDS.

The contract for the grading Of all
the streets at North Hill Highlands
has been awarded and work will be
commenced at once.
In addition to this, there are to be
six more blocks of hard road to con-
meet with Lee boulevard, and the work
on the city water contract, also recent
ly awarded, is to be started within the
next few days.
President Clark, of the Owen-Clark
Company, is in New York at the pres
ent time on an important business
trip, and will return about November
/. Soon after that date more extern
sive improvements which are to be
made at the Highlands will be begun.
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NJ RS. SYDNEY kAHN'S
FINE WORK.

During the absence Of Miss Burn
ham, The Journals society depart
ment has been in charge OF Mrs. sgd
ney Kahn, whose fine work has won
for her many pleasing compliments
Mrs. Kahn is not only a very brilliant
young woman, but has the faculty of
making and keeping countless friends,
which makes her very popular with all
who know her. She is being sincerely
cOmplimented on her unusual success
during the past two weeks, when she
has been making the department very
interesting and very readable.
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his suffering to Zeus2

SuHtTIHg Ztuo
6. How does Browning seek to JUS
tify his defiance?
7. What does Ixion claim to be the
mother Of Zeus?
g. How was the rainbow formed?
g. What excuse does IXion give for
having erred?
TO- What was the effect of suffer
ing on Lanstalos and on Sisyphos?
IL. How did the King IxiCn mete
out judgment to offenders?
~. What suggestion to Zeus?
49, What offense does Zeus claim
he punished?
IA. Who was the creator OF Zeus
Is. What formed the iris? What
does it symbolic?
16. Compare the Potency beyond
Zeus.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

l was afflicted with a terrible blood
disease, which was in spots at first,
but afterwards spread all over my
body. These soon broke out int
sores. Before l became convinced
that the doctors could do me no good
1 had spent hundred dollars. then
tried various patent medicines but
they did not reach the disease. When
I had finished my first bottle of S. S. S.
I was greatly improved, and was de-
lighted with the result. The large
red splotcfles on my chest began to
grow smaller, and before long disap-
peared entirely. I regaired my lost
weight. became stronger and my ap-
petite greatly improved. was soon
entirely well, and have been ever
since. II. L. MEYERS,
50 Clinton ST., Newark, \. J.
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CoIored Births.
To S. Oliver and wife, boy.
To Richard Travis and wife, a boy
To John Smith and wife, boy.
White Deaths.
Forest Oberg, s months, conclusion
William Hoist, 80 years, phthisis pull
munalia.
Mrs. Annie Beck, 81 years. acute
gastritiS.
CoIored Deaths.
George Toxey, 6 months, spasms.
Jesse May Williams, 4 years, typhoid
fever.
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Err'>roidery-5 cents-Mon-
day sure;
McMillan's weekly bar
gain;
Go down and tell them that
you've read
This weekly Sunday jar
gon!
SALE AT SHARP.)
CRADLE, ALTAR
AND GRAVE

The following is the record Of mar
rage licenses issued during the week,
as are OF record IN the office Of the
county Judge:
White Marriages.
Carlos Eugene and Ella May Wilson.
John +. Moore and Anna NcMichaeI
Hugh ". Hatton and Elenora j.
Schmitz.
Amos Burt and Fannie May Bow
man.
Henry T. Hasting and Minnie Mil
stead.
George Nichols and Carrie King.
Coiored Marriages.
Sidney Smith and Matte Lee
Daniels.
James Wingate and Yoler Brown.
A,nlo Lindsey and Evelina Clopton.
Walter Williams and Jessie Clark.
The following is the record OF
births and deaths during the past
week, as were reported to the city
clerk:
White Births.
To A. II. Hyer and wife. girl.
To E. G. Latham and wife, boy.
To c. Obri and wife, girl.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Page Nineteen)

Adelaide and Care Louise Yneistra,
vas surprised by number Of her lit.
tie friends yesterday at the Yneistra
home, the affair taking the form Of a
fruit shower.
The afternoon was thoroughly en-
joyed by the little people, who have
grown to admire little Miss Eleanor
exceedingly, and who will regret her
departure accordingly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02
GUARANTEE

Dodson's Liver-Tone to Take the Place
of ard Be Superior to Calomei.
We have such perfect confidence in
Dodsons LiverTone as a substitute for
calomel, possessing all the medicinal viz
tues without the disagreeable features
and dangers of calomel. that we make the
following proposition:
We guarantee Dodson's Liver-Tone to
give satisfaction and If ii does not come
and get your money
Signed W A D'ALEMBERTE
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ent being Misses Bessie and BESIDE
mona Williams, Mary Wolfe, Claude
Kirkpatrick, Mabel Pfeiffer, Mary Vet
ter, Matte Smith, Willie and Clara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02
THE LlNOTYPER

Written for Newspaperdom, Copyright.
1909, by George Matthew Adams.
yHEN | have written something
w smart, who is it KNOCKS it all
apart, and balls it up, and
breaks my heart?
| wrote dirge about miss who's
gone to dwell in realms of bliss; who
was it made it read like this:
bbxx*- 0?O-O? ?O00"' 9s&?
Who is it takes my labOred screed,
and twists it round, and makes it read
as though my brains were punk in
deed?
Upon distant bygone4 day I wrote
a little fulsome lay, about lady's we'd
ding day:
"'"he bride was blushing like a rose
And fair as spring was she:
We wished her we'll and paldoned those
Who Writhed In Jea lousy
Who was it took this simple strain,
and sWatted it with might and main,
and gave weary bard a pain? Who
was it made that quatrain seem the
outcome Of mince-pie dream? Read
it yourself, and you will scream:
THE bridge was busted on his nose
And hair was on his teeth;
We washed him with the garden hose
TO whom belongs the wreath?
WALT MASON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02
SOME HIGH
PRICED SHOES

H o. Anson's Shoe Store ad yester-
day contained items Of school chill
dren's shoes ranging in price from
SIS to S35.
Mr.. Arson says that while he has
shoes worth that much money, he is
not asking anything like those prices
for them. The prices, of course, should
have been $3.50 to 3d.
Walt Mason, in "Newspaperdom'
aptly expresses our explanation and
complaint for such an outrageous adj
yertisement. Here it is:
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is VISITING
MR.. AND MRS, SENTEREITT

Hon. Z. V. McCaskill, Of Nora, Fla,
is an over Sunday guest in the city.
He is the guest of his daughter, Mrs
j. W. Senterfitt
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LADIES' AID WITH
MRS. vii SON.

The Ladies' Aid Of the First Baptist
church will meet as usual tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The ladies are
requested to meet at the home of Mrs.
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ARE WITH
Mr.. AND MRS. C. j. LEVY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and son,
Clyde, of Pine Barren, are in the city
as over Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. Levy. Mr.. Clyde will remain 10
become enrolled at the Pensacola
High School for the winter
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not contain the slightest particle Of Mercury Potash other
e substance upset the stomach affect the bowels iname the
delicate membranes and of the body On other hand
line tonic made entirely of botanical ingredients which aid
the effects Of Contagious Pood Poison
We have specially book Home Treatment Of this
trouble which contains much valuable information found nowhere
We will send this book without charge all who
equesti We will also give free medical advice for
suffering with Contagious Blood Poison today for this
valuable book, and learn how to yourself at home.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
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MeSSrS.

Ethridge. with Messrs. Brownie
Wolfe, Cecil Wolfe, Herbert Pfeffer,
Austin Wolfe, Paul Gray, John Heinze
and NJ. Semple.
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TO RESUME
THIS MORNING.

The religious school Of Temple Beth
FL, which WAS closed during the oul2-
mel, Will resume this morning at 10
o'clock A full attendance is de$ir-
ed
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A bright little baby girl arrived at
the homie Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ken
ton on Tuesday night.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Cassimus have
returned from New Orleans, after a
very pleasant visit of several weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-02

Miss Ethel May Hansen has return.
ed from Atlanta, where she went to
visit friends.
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The marriage Of Mr.. Ora Ezell and
Miss Bertha Neil will take place to-
night at Z o'clock at the brides home
in Brownville. The Rev. Father Full
lerton will ofiiciate.
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Contagious Blood Poison can
be cured only when the blood has
been made pure. This is just
what S. S. S. does and has been
doing for forty years, and it does
it so perfectly that not the slight
est trace of the old infection is left
to cause trouble in the future.
5. S. S. goes into the circulation,
and while removing the cause
makes the blood fresh, rich and
healthy. This causes a general
upbuilding of the entire system,
and when S. S. S. has made a
cure in a case Of Constitutional
Blood Poison the patient expert
ences a change to vigorous, ro-
bust health.
S. S. S. is made entirely Of
rOOfS herbs and k,-L> Il doac
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II. The poem gives the relation OF
Greek ideals to modern ideals.
! IS. What is the motive Of the
poem?
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sherman. Miss Yer
gle Sherman and Master John V. Sher.
man are here from Mobile. They are
with Mrs. w. J. Berry on West Gov
eminent street.
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College of Law, University OF Florida.
Gainesville, Fla.

OPtns September 1910.
Two years course. Degree admits to
bar. Special course in Florida pleading
and practice. Splendid law library. Mini
mum expense per year, excluding books
and laundry, only s1s5. For Information.
address A. A. Murphree. A. NJ, LID,
President Of the University, A. J. Far
rah. A NJ, LIB. Dean Of College Of Law
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IN HONOR OF
MISS CARRIE vlNSON.

Miss Carrie vinson. a very lovely
Young lady of Tallahassee, Fla. who
has been visiting her brother and sis
ter. Judge and Mrs. Emmett Wolfe,
was complimented on Friday night
with a pretty surprise party by the
Young people with whom she is ex-
ceedingly popular. Clever games,
music, etc. were enjoyed, those pres
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eycHy AND JUNIPER COMPOUND
The Browning Club.

Continued from Page Fourteen
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las. Jr.. the bright little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Gerald. who has been
quite seriously i'll, is now much better,
to the delight OF his many friends and
admirers.
Miss Anna Mercedes Maher. the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Maher, leaves next week on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Russell of
Goldenrod Florida.
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Written for Newspaperdom. Copyright.
1909, by George Matthew Adams.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
NEVADA METAL
SHOWS HIGH VALUES
Movement on Foot to Put New
Life into the
District.

Word was received in salt Lake yes
Ierday that r. =. ChafeV. of Chafey
mines fame, and q. ". Carly of Winnie
mucca. New. had been down and eN-
amined the property of the Nevada
Metal a Exploration company with
view 10 purchasing. This ground is at
RichOre. seven miles south OF Chafey
and twenty five miles from Whine
mucca. IL consists of eighteen claims
the Philadelphia claim. little work has
been accomplished other than develop
ments. on that claim there is a 50-fOOt
tunnel and upraise. In the upFaise
gold ore showing values of S2OO TO the
ton has been taken out. shipment
was made of half a ton 10 the Ameri-
can smelter along with some inferior
rock, and il Melted SIG. The values
are found in regular gold quartz max
ing between the lime and pOrphyry,
the formation being similar To that al
Chafey. where such wonderfully rich
rock has been mined The ore carrying
the high values looks very much like
the National ore.
The Nevada Metal property is ideally
situated for economical mining, ac-
cOrding TO Secretary Mulkey, with am
pie water developed. and is at the foot
is situated in the tops OF the noun
tains. Al present il is twenty-five
miles 10 railroad, but the roads are
good to Winnemucca. which Lighters
the expense. Whether or not the prop
erty will be taken over by the Winnie
mucca contingent. has not yet been
decided, but il IL is il will mean quite
a boom for that part Of the state, as it
Will be actively worked.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
MOUNTAIN LAKE
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT

In report Just issued by the Off
cials of the Mountain Lake Mining COM
pany, the manager says: The company
owns fifty-three patented claims stu
ated in Wasatch, Utah and Salt Lake
counties aggregating S30.2i acres. The
principal development consists of tun-
mel extended FROM the eastern side OF
The mountain s. 400 feet. The objective
point is the lime granite contact pros
pected uDOn the surface near the sum
nit of the mountain, where low grade
and very high grade ore was developed.
1t was estimated that the contact would
be reached within 5000 feet from the
portal and at a vertical depth OF about
J .50O feet. 1t is possible that II VIII
De necessary 10 extend the tunnel 600
feet before encouEtering the contact.
In July of this year contract was
let 10 extend the tunnel 500 feet, and zoo
feet OF this contract has nov been run
IL the contact Is not reached IN The
next roo feet the management may let
another contract fer an additional apo
feet 10 be run next summer
AT "a point 2.Ss5 feet from the portal
a pOTphyry dyke WAS Unexpectedly en-
surface This pOrphyry averages 4 per
cent copper from which one car OF cop
Per was shipped
The Snake Greek Mining & Tunnel
company is now driving a tunnel north
and somewhat nearer the base or the
mountain 10 cTOsscut about the same
kind of formation.
TIE old board. consisting OF Jesse
Knight j IT, Moyle j. William Knight,
" Lester Mangum and r. F. Allen is
fIarrad
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
GEMS
IN MONTANA SANDS
Especial Correspondence

Helena, Mont, Oct. 24.-Some very
rich diggings have been opened up in
Rock Creek, near Philipsburg. The
ground is a placer. but thus far il has
not produced any gold Diamonds.
sapphires and rubies are claimed to be
the product being mined in a claim
owned by Single & Waters.
Most OF the sapphires are of a good
size ana OF a high quality, and viii
demand a good price. They are in
shades OF blue, straw and water white
Some rubies are also found. as we'll
as smaller stones much harder than
the sapphires or rubies. and which eX-
perts declare diamonds. Specimens were
sent 10 Tiffany < Co Of New York.
While the diamonds found SO far are
small. their presence in the pay
streak Is sufficient TO justify the ex-
pectations of finding larger ones as
work progresses.
From Marysville this county, comes
the report OF striking $1,000 gold ore
in the West Belmont. a property ad-
joining the Bald Mountain. recently
taken over by Colonel Thomas Cruise OF
this city.
The Kendall mine is working l20
men. and IL producing its usual amount
OF bullion each month. The mine has
paid dividends OF 1890. 600 on a cap
italization of 50, zoe, 200.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
SAN JUAN OIL MAN LOOKING
FOR REFINERY SITE

". p. Dancer of Bluff. Utah. has
been in Salt Lake for several days en-
deavOring 10 interest Utah business
men in the establishment in or near
this city CT a great oil refinery. Cal
ifornia capital is reported 10 be back
OF the project. and that a plant cost
ing over s2,00o.000 may result if the
califOTnlans receive the required en-
cOuragement.
Mr. Dancer reports that at present
there are ze drills in operation in the
san Juan fields. and that seven more
are on the way 10 the field. He says,
further. that right now San Juan could
furnish 5000 barrels OF oil day from
the eleven producing wells In the dis
trict The oil carries about Is per cent
gasoline over a Dozen new wells are
now being started. One OF the wells
tapped the oil pool at AS feet another
at S5o feet, another az I.040 feet. The