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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
MINING AND OIL
SHELTER To BURN OIL
As PERMANENT FUEL
New Process Will Be introduced
in Nevada Big Saw
ing Assured

ELY, New, Dec. 1s.-zoil will he substituted
for coal In all the big works of the Steptoe
Smelling company at McGill. Arrangements
for the introduction of the process by
which an immense saving can be effected
was consummated with the Standard Oil COM
pany by General Manager G. B. Lakenan
the occasion of his recent visit to San Fran
cisco.
The reverberatory will be tho first depart
ment to make the change. A OF work.
men is now engaged in installing the oil burn
Ing machinery, and 1t is expected that the
transformation will be completed by the first
OF the year. The new system will be installed
gradually in other portions Of the plant.
Where equal amount of coal and oil are
used SO per cent more heat will be furnished
by the oil The McGill plant will consume
about 1900 barrals of oil day, and the enor-
nous profit that will accrue to the Steptoe
company through the burning of oil be
readily seen. II is far more economical than
coal and higher temperatures can be OBJ
tanned. Heat can also be applied to any par
ticuar part by the use of a steam jet. At
the present time oil is being used exclusively
in the reduction works at Cananea, Mexico,
and the Ray Consolidated and Chino will
erect their plants with view to using Oil.
J. A. Fitzgerald, manager of the fuel oil
department of the Standard Oil company, will
visit the smelling plant shortly and will spend
considerable time In the Ely district while
the new machinery is being placed in position.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
CALIFORNIAN DIES
IN SHOTGUN TRAP
Secretly Arranged Device Kills a
Man Who Opens Door
of Cabin

WEAVDRVILLE, Cal, Dec. 10
Death that had been secretly arranged
for it's luckless victim befell Frank
Smith today when he entered the cabin
Of Harry w. Lucock, four miles below
the Burnt Ranch postoffice on the
banks of the Trinity river.
AS Smith opened the door the trig-
ger of a shotgun that had been load
ed, set and aimed at the only opening
in the little shack was released and a
charge of buckshot tore into his chest.
He was instantly killed.
Lucock left his cabin six weeks ago
for a visit to his old home in San
Luis Obispo. Before leaving he posted
q placard near the door bearing the
words, Death to anyone who enters. "
Then he set the gun with the muzzle
pointing toward the door, tied piece
of string from the doorknob to the
gun trigger and left the trap to claim
its victim.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
s;XMliE STAMPS AND
CYANIDE PLANT LEASED

VIRGINIA CITY. Dec. 19-Negotia.iCths
have been closed and lease signed whereby
,bs charles Buffers company. limited mas
,luos ,n &c stamn mill and cyanide plant in SIX
mile canyon TO Joseph DIETRICH and hanne- ae
waId Bros of Leadville, Colo. VINO are ssso. so
ciated with Mr. DIETRICH in the lease OF M Ile
INNER level workings of the Chollar ana 70
tosi mines. .. stowe +o fur-
The lessees have made preparations ,,omar ~ ~,
nish a large tonnage OF ore from Ihe Cn0iita t,a
and Potosf for the mill. and accorhlhs 10 nc nc
ore already blocked out expect TO nainr%rl n',rnl
ebinments of about $50 tons day. a mum num-
~. nf now ore deposits have recently been
Uncovered in tho Cholar and Potosl and IN IN
the latter mine especially large tonnage W ol
oer running from 81 to $l2 a ton Is salo 70
bove been opened up in half dozen diitereht
niaees in the mine. Yesterday l42 cars or
ore were run out from the Potosi, ana III ti .,la
future II is expected that shipments from .ne
two mines will run about even as to TONNAGE
A great deal of prospecting work mas sl. neel.
done in the two properties and between y iorty
uon' oi sttv miners are now engaged In mining
Tho ore, working three shifts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
ACTIVITY AT WONDER

WONDER. New, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING de-
,,oIonmont work has been and is being done on
~ Wander Ouartzite group of claims. The
comnany. after prospecting tho ledge to a
considerable depth, decided to sink work
ing shaft and get ready to make the mine
producer. o,,sto, of
The panic caused a temporary suspension OF
operations on a large scale, but the owners
have adhered strictly to their plan OF oeNei-
eminent. and each year, when they did their
onnuaI work they have expended not merely
the money necessary to hold the ground put
some more for good measure. .
,Tbjs has resulted in well timbered shaft
.. a denth of 100 feet a crosscut to tho vein,
and considerable drifting on the VEIN which
Is looking fine, the quartz carrying good
~ Z. Giving his personal attention to the
work. is we'll satisfied with the outlook.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
CITY ENGINEER TO ATTEND
CONVENTION OF OFFICIALS

To introduce Calfornia's oil and asphalt TO
the effete east and to collect data of inter-
est to the city, Mayor Alexander VIII recon- recon-
ment to the council today that Homer Hamlin,
city engineer, be delegated to attend the con-
vention of the organization of city officials
for the standardizing Of paving speclnca-
asks that the council set aside $3.50 10 pay
Mr.. Hamlin's expenses. 49,
Mr. Hamin has but recently returned from
n trip through the eastern cities, in which
he collected a mass of data on the use OF
the grooved girder rail referendum vote is
pending on this question, and Mr.. Hamin'
material is to be used in pamphlet form and
distributed TO the voters they VIII nave
an intelligent idea of what 1t Is all about
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-standard copper
easy; spot and December, sl22O@ Il; 90
Tanuary. s1225@12.35; February, S12.3O a
- 40: March, $12.s5 @12.45 London steady;
snot ia 2s Cd: futures f57 1ss 90. Ar
riyall reported at New York today, 75 tons
custom house returns show exports OF ~ H.
renort an unchanged market. Lake copper
s1sS113.25; eIectrolytic, $12.75@1Si casting
s12.5O@1275. o,-a,oEr. poooo,ho,
va January S3g.25@38.50; February. S3S. 80
@Ss.sO. London dull; spot. f174 It's sd
futures f175 IS 3D..
Lead quiet, s4.45 @4.55. New York; $4.SI ~ q a
"a an East ST Louis. London spot tl3 5s
sneIter weak, .$5.7O@5.So, New York.
s5'4TM @552h, East ST. Louis London
spot ga. .s kos ,nd IN
London. Locally iron was more or less
nominal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
STATIONS COST ESTIMATED

The comfort station for Central park will
cost $15, Co., according to an estimate made by
j. j. Backus, building inspector, and trans
mitted to the park commission yesterday. Mr.
Beckus insisted that figure although bids
received by the board of public works for the
station a few days ago show that the lowest
price asked by contractors is $14,352
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
coLDFIELD PRODUCTION

GoIDFIELD, New, Dec. 19.-The gross out
nnt of the C;odfeld Consolidated Mines COM
psnv for November was 20, ,956 dry tons, valued
At sss7, $50, as shown by the report of General
Manager j. r. Finlay, which has just been
srha Total values realized were $780, PA and the
net profit for the month was $5s7614. From
the Claremont shaft there was shipped 2l5
tons of high grade ore that averaged over
s7oA IN tho ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
sTERILIzER FOR CITY HOSPITAL

Within a fortnight the city receiv-
ing hospital will have new sterilizing
apparatus that will be the equal of
any in the United States according to
Chief Police Surgeon Zerfing. The
work of preparing a room for the ster-
ilizer was begun yesterday and will
be rushed until completed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
EIGHT STREETS TO BE OPENED

Ordinances of intention for opening eight
streets will be presented to the council this
morning by the city attorney. These streets
are all between Fifty-eighth street and Slau-
son avenue and follows: Towne ave-
nue, San Pedro street, South Park avenue,
Central avenue, Vermont avenue, Figueroa
street, Normandie avenue and Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
RAY NIMMo NEW PROSECUTOR

City Attorney J. w. Shenk yesterday ap-
pointed Ray y. Nimmo as deputy prosecut-
ing attorney TO take the place of S. M. Reeve,
who will resign the first of the year to be-
come justice of the peace. Nimmo has been
practicing law In Los Angeles for three years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20

Special service TO The Herald by J. c. WI.
son. 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, Dec. 10. The strength of Lake and
North Butte was the feature OF the local mar
ket today. The monthly meeting of the Lake
directors was held today and it was announced
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

a NEW YORK, Dec. 19:-Standard o
y conner easy; spot. Si2.2O @1S.3O; JAN %
o uary, $l2.s5 a 1885. VI %
q Lead quiet, Si.45@4.55, New York. g
q Bar silver, 54Ac. g
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
NEW YORK CURB

s,.c;a, service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son S1s west Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Following were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ia few orders
for Consolidated from the east advanced that
issue points, although the trading light,
Fraction was down peg on the bid while
Florence and Jumbo Extension were un-
changed.
There was very little selling pressure In the
Tonopah list, and these stocks continued Arm.
For Belmont S4.35 was bid and for Tonopah
Extension 81. Montana was offered at 90 cents
and West End at 3d.
Following the closing quotations:
GOIIDE1EI.D DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
A Guaranteed Contract

n Oudl dIiLCCu NOhIAo AoSS
\ guaranteed bond and contract
is given each patient agreeing to
effect a perfect cure or refund
the money at the end of the third
day.
A Modern Treatment
The Neal is a Physicians Cure
for the drink habit; it is the most
modern and perfect of known
treatments, originated by a ply
sician, compounded by a physi-
clan and administered by expert
enced physicians. 1t never fails.
Call, phone or write for free
book and copy of contract (sent
in plain envelope).
NEAL INSTITUTE
e45 So. Olive St.
Phone A4O72, Broadway 46OZ
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20

that conditions at the property continue raw
orable and this brought In more or less IN
vestment buying. North Butte declared divi-
dend of 80 cents and the stock rallied eashy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by l.. A.
Crisler &c Co.. members of Los Angeles stock
exchange. 2OO-2o1 I. w. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Sales-30 Associated 400; 100 do 46 s7jS;
Amy .S5; 2400 Palmer 10; 500 Premier "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
CLASH EXPECTED ON HEIGHT

A clash In the council is expected today
when the question of increasing the height OF
buildings comes up for consideration at IL
o'clock It is believed there are five VINO
favor increasing the height and four who are
against it. The mayor has signifed his IN
tention of vetoing the ordinance II IL comes
bafora him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service to The Los Angeles Herald by L. A.
Crisler &c Co. member Los Angeles stock ex-
change. 2O0-201 L w. Hellman building. Los
Angeles
SAN FRANCISCO Dee. 19.-Following were
today's quotations on the San Francisco stock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
These Clothing
Reductions

Suit sold all
Winter Suit Overoat sold all S12
Suit Overcoat sold all SIS
sold all $18
Winter Suit Overcoat sold all $40
$500 Winter Suit Overcoat sold all SIS
sold all $50
Suit Overcoat sold all 3
Winter Suit Overcoat sold all season $40
sold all $45
now takes any Overcoat sold all $50
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
1t Will Pay You to Buy Now
Even if You Put Them Away

THE SORT OF THINGS ONE WOULD LIKE TO RE-
CEIVE ARE SAFEST THINGS TO GIVE OTHERS THEY
ARE THE MOST CERTAIN TO BEGET ADMIRATION
FOR ONES JUDGMENT AND THE SUREsT TO CE-
MENr FRIENDLY REGARD.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20

CHRISTMAS BUYERS IS THAT NO STORE EQUALS
DESMOND'S FOR SOLVING CHRISTMAS PERPLEXI-
For the sake of ddng ourselves of all Winter Weights
Mems and Young Mems Clothing we're certainly offering
BARGAINS, and we don't WHO knows it.
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who 'ss- more than a pa~sin: interest," m
another curious aspect - m. AFFAIR 10
= Z taSn tennis PLAYERS a. Whole
we're intensely Interested over the matter.
that one could clean anv facts hearing ON
the Ca-e fngl-h ofirial organ Na- acutely
ehns y :. rather dlnicnlt 70 nnd"r-
This last paragraph -ounds fnnny. for
american papers Sere indebted 70 an
Information on tho situation hetwe-a Fns-
land and America After u was deni-d
here that there Vas any corre-pond@nre
. cable from the Init~d states National
Lawn Tennis A--octation Appeared IN
Iy .ha s s" ,hs, ,bs,. S Sas n ana
The United states National Lawn Tennis
Association did give out one piecs Of definite
news. and tina, was when L made known
that America could not muster Davis
cup team
The Women's metropolitan championship.
which vas concluded last week. brought
down the curtain on the outdoor season
AZ far a. open play y concerned The
tournament will he held a trihe earlier
newt year The last week In September
was mentioned a. q probable hxtur~. and
there viii he better and longer prepara-
ton although the Arrangement this time
left nothing To b. deSred The conduct
81 the tournament reflected great credi,
on Miss Elizabeth " Moore. the 81 -nationa
champion. who was referee and general
manager
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HOLLAND ar THE HORSE Snow
CA,aIry Omeers Csmlag To aide In Inter.
national ENrats.

J Holland 10 20 bs represented in the inter-.
naftonal military contests AZ the twenty
siHth annual exhibit ot 'he National Iior~s
Shos Association. Secretary lames I
HYDE received cablsEram last week att
thorined by Queen Nilhelmina which
announced that q team of cavalry Officers
Nill ride A. the show against the British.
Italian and other { ,untries for the cup which
has been offered a. = prize. The Queen IL
said TO have taken quite an interest in 'he
show and this means that some OF the most
expert riders from Holland will come across
the ocean
In this competition there will he repre-
>entativss Of GREAT Britain. canada and
this country. and possibly officers from
France and Italy The show sill open on
SATURDAY,. November ~. and last until the fol-
lowing saturday night. and these foreign
visitors will ride each evening
The cahIeEram received by Mr. Hyde did
not state the names of the cavalry officers.
but said tho team would be three men and
that the horses Were shipped YESTERDAY
Secretary HYDE Rlso has positive in
formation that the British team OF cavalry
officers under col Lord Decies. q. =. -.
will - here TO compete AGAINST all Corners,
and he has been notified that nCle sam will
be- well represented by the pick Of his officers
A. the CaVal ~ and hor-r artillery depot a.
Fort Riley. kansas. bat la BELLE France has
not yet reen heard from However. the
hor-e show directors hold that in this matter
from 'he sister republic indicating that the
matter ~ being considered very thoroughly
Another and more Lengthy cablegTam.
received Yesterday nv Secretary Hyde
came from England with the not alto
gether uneNp"cted ANNOUNCEMENT that
Walter Ninans Of Surrender HALL. Kent
will make numerous entries Tor the New
York Horse SHOW and ~ -end over large
sta HE Of horses neIt month
A. the wtnAn stable won n large share IL
the honorS At the IptHTna fional Ilorre show
in london. ~ - regarded hy hors-m~n u
quite an acquisition for the Garden this
year This rena rkl bile string ~ show
hor-es comprises the finest Of hackney
bred heavy harness horses few typical
English SADDLE horses and ~oTns era ndly
bre'i ruad-teS- of pure American 'rOttinR
stock
BsSde- owning the largest sta bic 81 show
horses H. England and being a prominent
director Of the International Horss Show In
London, Walter Ninans II one OF the dea d.
li"s' revolver and rife shots In the world.
having won numerous championsh in
tho different countries Of Europe A
- Tented artist he exhibits regularly AZ the
Royal Academy. and finally he u the ma rter
~ the Spa Hunt
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% uu,l'iau. from H. NJ game vas pub.
o., sheet ~ rho late ~'h.f-r- for pri, ate
trr' Of he tntsrnari5ns' ,.asr~.- hell
q. NuH'" carlo 10 is... 10 when occurred
lIuu. NHI. y 90 .'.I ~" latter fu withdraw
/ Dc 'uir' af'"I having appeared up"n ne
EivarI \ CasWsu Nil". ~. secretary
ui The intercollegiate hess COMMITTEES
Controlling the annual g,adrnngIllr tpurua
, amt Princeton, states thnt tho signs %
activity among N" c"iieEe chess players
-" nineteenth meeting in New y orb during
tho christmas holidays preliminary tourna b.
i"sc ,laT. StVS elected IN. folloSins as
mana ger u' their teams. columbia. John
"yy;I , Hst ,,.I,dr Hlsdlsy hssls
~, ,n" sr."kl'n n ,,, @, . &T,. l psS
tur"i upuu 'he subject lfHT- ana strata %
gems Employing novel double re-
l.. hsd tho . :. stance Of \ " Nurka Of The
college ~ the CIV 81 New York. the expert
Illustrated Ms subject hv means % some
f''v po-,tton- ~" d~rnors'rtted The .v,rt-
r'i 90 early mates. divergent rhecks. de-
fence with M pawn, king fle play. pa wn
Inning gRroH 81 sINla ,,s PIN ,n;
attacks against ~" king Decentralization
Il he famous Ttrri~.h traps followed
traps forloru hopes plrntion u hostile
fDT."s s1rrinolat roups buofnernngS and
UffIztI, guuy,st lmeut NsNf saturday eve
mig ~" subject vii he Principles Of Cor
rect lNtF.
Following ne annual meeting Of the
EruuFIyu hess club the directors ha ve met
amt ,r","n the following officers for the
ensuing year. Herbert Watson pre-i-
dent Matter nd~rhill, first woe president
bf ] KING second vice -pre-ldent and
trrt-urTr Nef secretary. Robert
t"lweH ,pns@D'"i - sD' - assistant treas
ur"r other directors are simeon ~
Clffferden John \ SpONsrs George
Mass. k"b"rt VI R0v aud Dr B kopf
In" resign tlnn from the directorate %
: " trigg has caused % vacancy which
Two -imuIla rroug exhibitions have been
given ~ the rooms Of the Queens Gam bit
Association III. fret 81 Nhuh was hy
Joseph II spray. VINO won i've games a M
Peck In the second B Altman. .ut"r-
scholastic individual chess champion. tried
hts hand agi int eight and made 90 spleu-
dl score ~ seven Wins and uus Ius- n
lIrtrreH wa his -I.,"s~i4l opponent
Another exhibition vii n" gwen o. the
'lubroDm- m the Gru-- \ lIeFb-ru"r BuIli-
ing Broadway and I's'h street. thi- after
The Greater New YORK Correspondence
Chess .ss1 l~ has arranged match by
~ IN twenty-fNe board with the Iowa
b"-- A=sp,IIttOn.
n would be really interesting { Tue
-. students were TO take the ,hHllsn z.
rIp aud furnish additional analyses, Whl,h
Z hampton II.k"r failed 20 supply after
arrIN..' ~ rho -""ond po-l'I0n
lpItuN tng are m" -Tur@- Of twp additional
uff en- ., ~ Tatrg. tn" uu''- 49," from
" .Th sn=-bsFA
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KaTHMAR H. TO BE BUTLT.


Robert I Fowler, a member Of the New
RO, hello Yacht Club and owner % the
cruising power boat KsthmaT. has ordered
a new and larger Yacht which he will have
built M once and In readiness for the open
ing 81 neN' season. and in designing this
new boat he had IN mind the Triun-. which
was buil' bv the Iuders Construction Com
PAW NJ Port chester last year The new
Yacht will be named Knthmar ~ and will
be built bv the i.udsr- COMPANY The
over all length will be fifiy-hve feet. beam
eleven feet and draf' about four feet A.
a spe"d ~ fwelve miles an hour II wanted
~" r"s have been rather finely drawn
i,u' No. STANDINGS or seaWorfh mess viii
r" $40 rii' cd for speed
The va b. Will bo most substani tally
buil' M" go"l. frames. b"am. ~ Will 10
II sound 1unn..ct i~ut oak tho ribs will 10
Ell',, rrdar The forward port ion 81 N.
hpYt = carried quite high With vide naring
Toy side lGe cahin trunk gill he OF teak
air porte alternating Two sn' ranrcr All
h' mad" 10 ms house. on" from tho main
other % hatch ~ the galley for ~" crew
D." N'1ihul" and stair~ay are 10 ~
nni-h"d m nsrr-d Nr'can mahogany.
after .abtn and tl" -1lOon will be finished
~ Shlf" .r,u'i 18th nah"sAny trimmings,
other nitfug- VII b. Of -olid mahogany
The galley MI 10 lifted uith an icsboE
Nav 'tlE a htafNN ~ NFf tffilfitl~s a largo
dr, -."r and sink. m al' Ohol stove and q
r1Ug~ with smoke pip" leading through the
-fH'k The engine room will 10 finished
a. -mplv ~ pp--thl" and Will have a'-
'"mwodii ions for two men ana an erner-
gene handy man
Ga-o'n" tanks NJ copper are to ~ placed
~ Tho after end ~ N" engine room. par
fitoncd IN and a"t in copper drip pans
Witch will dram overheard The fresh
water tank D. aft under the herk ana II
piped 70 supply he many fixtures through
out the yachi sixteen loot power tender
will 10 carried The yacht will bs iiiumi-
mated rs eias tTtrWv.
The Mailman ~ h - be raady for d.
| livery rs May IS and will make lie head
auaFtarM a New Hocheilo.
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