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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
CONCENTRATES.

Tho Piocho Metals win shortly ada
to its present forces.
W. J Browning and j. p Thompson
win move their offices from the Atlas
building next week and take up quar-
tiers in the new Felt building on Main
street.
10 Is understood that the Ely CON
solidated at Ely has sent a carload Of
ore To the smcltcr The car was taken
from the workings In the Brilliant shaft
and showed per cent copper and 81
in gold
u. p. RohlnnC and william @ Nche-
kcr have returned from the Seven
Truughs Monarch property at Seven
'rrouEhs. Nov They are prepared a.
present 70 the board OF directors "a
complete plan for the future develop
mcnt of the property.
Lower Mammoth started on its cant
paigu Of production yesterday when il
shipped two carloads OF lead-silver orc
and one carload Of copper ore. II may
he several weeks before the company is
shining regularly "a car day but o.
viii not be long before the company
sends out regularly three or four cars
a week.
The management of the Yampa smell
ter has succeeded iu repairing tho fur
mace and part 81 the plant damaged
about a year ago by "a cloud burst
which ran down the side of the noun
tain and into the furnace While tho
work was going on the company was
able 10 care for it's business with mt
any trouble
According 90 Manager John r. Cook
OF the Mcudha Nevada mine near Pc
ot.he. tho property win be- shipping iu
thc ncighborhood OF 600 tons uf ore "a
month us soon as the railroad De- rc-
,pouod TO the Piuchc district The m,uo
ms one shoot of ore over 40 feet long
that will average close TO 80 per cent
Icud 30 ounces in silver ana from 80
to $40 in gold.
James J.. Lawton, superintendent OF
tho Queen Of Shcba Mining and MIN.
ing company Of tho Deep creek dis
trIrt. accompanied by HIS wife. passed
through salt Lake yesterday ON th'ir
way 10 Chicago This DIS the first trip
cast Mr. LaNtou has made out OF rho
district in five Years As soon as he
returns he viii bring back more mn
rhinerv and ion "a short time the mill
al the mine viii start work.
A great deal of interest has been
aroused Boo Morgan city through the 'N-
inhibition OF "a number of photographs
of inc Morgan Crescent cump1nys
,.r,p,rty "A milo above the city and
bir diapisy of high grade ore The
.,iruauv ls developing % now part 'nt
tho country and attracting great deal
~ attention ~ is Intended tp hriug
thc picture 10 salt Lake shortly as IL is
mostly Salt I.akers interested in the
property.
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Pioneer ROofngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed Z
MREnT PAPER 90
BUS PASSENGERS

". ". Woodhousc, travelling auditor
Of the oregon Short Line, formerly
agent 40 Logan, Is guest at the Now
Windsor today.
Henry GRAY. prominent lawyer OF
East orange. ~ j. with main offices
Zoo New York city. accompanied by Mrs
Gray is at the Kenyon for Few days
General Charles :. Warren. a WE'LL
known citizen Of Butte Mont, is AT the
Wilson
\. G. Lehman OF Kansas CITY Il
staying al the New Windsor for a few
days, on his way home from an extern
sive trip through Mexico.
4 4 Bourkc, prominent NOR
chant of Ouray Colorado. ls ut the
Kenyon He has procured a large or
chard tract In the neighburhood of
Bingham Junction, where he expects to
plant 10000 trees this spring
Colin W Landin Of Denver. repre-
sentative of the American Map Max
crs COMPANY whose headquarters are
I'm Denver. is a guest OF the Moxum.
This company recently scnt "a man TO
salt Lake and made up one Of the
neatest maps Of this city ever publish
ed which viii be distributed free by
am the leading hotels of the city The
tnluef on Whlcu ine map rs printed
contains several pages of interesting
Information concerning salt Lake Cx-
clusively This Information has been
carefully compiled. and viii prove
"a great advertisement Of this city. as
% b. expected not less than 10000 OF
these folders viii be- distributed
monthly
". T. Allen OF san Francisco. trnv-
cling circulHtot ot thc Unit
cd Commercial Travellers of the
United States. is guest AZ
the cullen today Hc says the order
now embraces $1,000 mombers in an
parts ~ the country ami that salt
Lake has one OF the .voiicst ana most
nourisdng branches 90 the cutire or-
gauizJtiou, couuting "a membership Of
between $50 ana .0C For Tic bene1t
and convenience ~ members. libraries
are established I'm an the important
cities OF the country. Tntre are about
200 volumes IN the salt Lake book
cabinet 40 the Iull au. The works
consist of up-to-date fiction and mem
bership I'M the Organization a. uil thut
is necessary Co cntitlc persons Co the
free use Of the library which is In
charge of the chief clerk OF the hotel
In which 10 is located
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
LIBERIA BESET BY
TWO GREAT POWERS

washington, March 3 -pr,...,
gne SIDE Dy France ana b..g. 1 UPON
hiltaln un the other. IlbsrIs is Greet
W" mn stones which thre4f., D'tHeeu
~ on the map unless tHa 800. sildl
'ht support OF some power .o,,.-.i,i'n Dos
~ strength with Great It'.,. '.'urlie
Ihat Is one of the princIpal COOL.
commission 20 LIbrrtn -Alnef lgaI
Donsiess today by president I.ii ' .s' 90
speel9l message. After reviguII. "l,h "a
teInal dangers which thrett.r n ,.'e Doe
wei as those crowding frum t5. pa ss
lhe commission has made fbt IILtsilc
recommendations. tpipNing
THAT the United States o,t.,,t.
tv i-iDeflt On tue PROMPT safft,-..,' ail
Nor boundary disputes Ht %
THAT the United STATE .,.tt.
~ refund lts debt by assurrIr., '-'-. ia
quarantee for the payment .f III a
t.vua uhuef such uu arrangement se''isa'
uoi aud collection OF ,Ibefisr NV CON.
a-Ihat inc United states f8r. -3,'u's
sistance 60 the reform of tHe n.y., ~ as,
4-That this nation aid .u ,r....-.
ang ariillng competent e1rsfsb..1--,.s
or frontier police 'Aoliafy
o-Ihat the United States e4tsbf..t
mann am q research station tbars a'l
v-Ihat the United stuHa re'-.. .
question OF establishing Ia us,.,It.. no
station ln Liberia. ''tAus
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orr IN TINnC HUMBOLDT.

Especial Co The NrWs.l
PROVO March 25.--Wiltord r. Giles
has received "a box of specimens from
tho Tlnuc Humboldt, which show
every Indication of carrying val
ucs and ot which ASSAYS are now
being made The ore is from the So
foot level and the shaft has been sink
ing BOO 10 for six FcCt II is a carbon
alto ore and am the miners who have
examined &c believe IL viii show good
returns iu gold Sd Yer and lend. The
strike has caused the company To I'M
crease los force of men The mine has
lately been equipped with "a new hoist
and a vigorous development campaign
WiN hn iuauguI9ted,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
DEEP CREEK TUNGSTEN
COULD YIELD RICHES
Mining of WoIframitc Would he Bet
Ter Than Digging tor Gold "
Price Gets Much Higher.

.t.. . t......s.t.., Oil,
The mlnl"e '''" "'''''-
ore promises q" Doc our 'i the nlt '"
dusfriae of Brpp Crrck Utah. and
81 ,t.t.t. pine rotfu-
''' ....-..... ,...-
49, NeN. Do DOM r.'.'' ''''@''
been found Boo considerable quantities.
AZ ra,.. crock 10 Is declared thlt There
-...t l..,t ,f
i- n' "'u"' que
money could he made from tHis ore
Tho Wilson Bros of Salt Lake are dee
...t-..- ......, "a. Che ffpg4f.n propprtv
.,.,.t..-
DID, l'''p 'i.'". "''''
OF Eiy aud A ID Turner af. the pIiN
,.n.f tunr-tpn miners of white Pine
....,,,, ga, t,. ,pd of tr. wear both
,.r,r.rfi.. .b,YfI be- yielding consider
able ore Relative to tungsten re'ent
telegram from Sew Nur, siys
Constantly Increasing consumption of
tungsten and che recent movement ODD
pennsylvania capitalists In buying up
control of the tungsten ore deposits
mean Round Mountain. NcFadn. ls c1r-
sidereI off great Importance mere lll.
consumption this year ls expected Z" hr
thc greatest ever known. ln 1907 tuHs-
stem sold as high as Si4 per unit. Whcri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
WESTERN MARKET LETTER


Kansas city Stock Yards March .,
inc combination of larger dema1.i
TOT cattle, and "a reduced SUNNY ~,
week. gave the market a good uY.i
upward and closing prices were x d.
'o cents hlgher ON steers for the wool
ana 70 10 30 cents higher ON but.b.r
srades ana stockcrs and feeders ~
market Is $3.50 higher than th. tst .f
February, and 81 higher than "a ,..-
ago. Today the run is I2 900 head .rI
the market Is steady tY Zoe t.g-.,
Some of the Ishmapl hcifers wen. b...
today from kiOwa, Kansas. al t-.m
and some steers in the Same sfiprng,,
sold al the top, SS.tj Steers .eH IN
$40 10 SiA1, nothing below Sgs0 fbs,
has any finish at au and hardly I'M,
sales ass low as $500. FaHcv. .,,,s ..f
up 10 S. bulk of COWS and baifars st
$3.50 10 $3.50. Hclfers that would han.
gone as stock heifers year aro .oJ
90 killers today at $3.50. and "a few ,er,
thin hcifcrs out of this Dot sold to
country buyer at A70. Bulls bring
1913 Co $685., and top ycais 1925. Sin.
ty cars of quarantine cattle are her.
today. mainly steers at $685. % $50
and including One lot OF bulls al t5H
Hay fed steers from the mountains sold
az S6.25 To $40 today. Including biz
string Of Colorado feeders at S625. gl6
pounds, and another string OF heavier
feeders at $3.50. Stock steers range
from $3.50 to S625.
Hogs made q net gain of IS cents
last week, closing the week at about
the best point reached. after some p..
verses Wednesday and Thursday Tha
slim supply Of 10000 head arrived hst
week. and the run today H 5000 head
While the general sentiment b. bun
ish. prices have reached point where
bear maneuvcrs sometimes win. as tl..
did today prices 10 lower. Top H0G
bulk 5000 to so. 90. Great iutore.,
is taken In the new pig crop uaV be-
ing farrowed. and 10 is conceded taa.
extraordinary care will De- given the
new crop. and larger percentage
saved than usual, because 1t is moro
worth saving than heretofore. on the
other hand, many young sous were
bred last fan which might reduce the
average number in the filters.
Sheep and lambs advanced 50 10 s.
cents last week. and the market Is
firm today, receipts 10000 head. Lambs
made new high mark today. at
SlO.25. and ewes reached $50 today
Yoarlings are worth up 10 500. and
old wethers $S25. A big band Of spring
lambs sold last week at Si5. and the
mothers Of the lambs brought SIS
Spring lambs sold az si5 today Eat
goats at S5.50 hrushers at N50. Re-
cclpts here show an increase over last
year since Jan T. but al the combined
markets there Is a shortage Of . per
cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
CONNECTS UP LEVELS
East Tintic Mine Can Now shoot ore
To Lower Level aud Take II out
Pulling In Chute.


Eureka. March % The wiuze cone
Meeting the $50 and 800 foot levels az
the East Tlntic Development mine
broke through last night and today she
men are busy putting BOO chute 20
handle the ore. This means chat
cheaper stopping can boz done ut ,he
mine and some profits should Doe made
Unlike other companies in tho di.-
trict the East Tintic has been pay
ms lts own way Tor more than year
and doing a large amount of develop
ment work besides paying for excellent
equipment which has been installed.
Much better values are being secured
in silver ou the lower levels Above
the go level sIlvog ran from 2 O. 8
ounces and from that 20 the 800 th.
values have run about 10 to 2O ounce.
The drift On the $50 level aions %
~tringcr OF ore BIZ paying the expense
off that part of the work. Tho small
stringor shows. according 90 the last
assay, Ja per cent lead ana - uunrrs
Boo silver THE silver values are gradu-
ally Increasing as depth is attained.
Within 30 days The company VIII stare
sinking the shaft again. 10 is now
down @ distance OF 800 feet and as soon
as work starts win he pa he'd another
Too feet without delay
within the past six months the COM
pauy has marketed 80 carloads of ore
that have Melted the company s2Sg00
The company has been making enough
to meet the pay roll FOR over "a year.
shipping from $1,000 TO $4,000 worth ot
ore "a month There is als1 10000
shares of stock in the treasury So that
there is but little chance OF am ASSESS
mcnt ever being levied
Two cars of excellent ore win Zoe
loaded next week. The company Us not
shipping a car this week as saving
can be- made in the hauling OF two
cars of ore and the teams returning
with load of coal The last two
cars of ore Melted the company Sl405.
and the two shipped out last week,
Manager Kellogg believes viii he even
better lie declares that they viii run
close To 1880 for the company.
WILL RESUME WORK.
Preparations arc being made 20 re-
sumo work at the Grutl General
Manager j NJ Beselmcyer has bcon al
the property for several days. getting
things in readiness To start work next
Weck
Work is stlu being pursued al the
Provo. although the shoot Of ore en-
countered there some time ago has not
turned out as satisfactory as expected.
The company Is still drifting on the 300
foot level and "a Wine sunk In the
ore body has not brought out the
values expected The company is work.
Ing two drills.
A Wine which Is being sunk from
the ZOO foot level OF the Tinuc standard
property is getting some nice results
i'm the quartz The latest assay shows
$50 ore, carrying gold and silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
STOCKS ARE STRONGER.
Market shows Better Prices and Trad
ing l. Trccr.

Trading on the Salt Lake stock and
Mining exchange was better this morn
ing than in several days ia spite OF
thc volume OF business being low.
Finite securities were the most heavily
traded in a. usual The number Of
shares disposed Of this morning was
$500. while the amount represented
oy the transactions was Ss,s2l25.
Colorado is again climbing back up
90 The place it lost when 10 became ok
dividend. This morning $500 shares
zee sold and IN spite of the heavy
selling il went as high as 81 cents
and none Of the stock sold below so
cents. Iron Blossom was another
heavy seller and In spite of IL being
aN-dividcnd. the lawest it went was >
ents below the price OF yesterday.
The stock sold al IS. s9 and 80 cents,
closing 40 the latter price.
For the first time in many days there
was no trading In Columbus This
frctful member of the list has aroused
less interest since IL levied O. 25-cent
assessment Sioux jumped up today
ana sold at 81 and AZ cents Eastern
buying appears Co. keep this stock In
position
Silver King Coalition showed up bet
ter today and sold at SEQ There was
but little of the stock out at the price
ON tho curb market there was a
argc number of stocks that appeared
out trading was not as strong as usu-
A. For same time the curb market mas
been attracting more attention than
The regular trading The sales this
morning were Five hundred shares
IF Ely Centennial at 81 cents. buyer
~ days, 400 shares Of Ely witch az 1879
aents. 500 shares of Gold Chain az a.
'cnts. 500 shares OF Western Pacific al
; l-3 cents
TOpAYs QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
MURDERER sURRENDERs.

wabash Ind. March 25-After nav
ing fatally wounded Mrs Floyd }.
Webb. wife ~ his friend with shot
gun. Verne Hartlcroad went to the
county Jan today.
"I'm the man you're after" said
Hartlcroad. and later in a cell he re-
lated that he had fallen in love with
Mrs webb and that she rcbuned him
Hartlcroad who is % years old. had
lived with the webb family Tor several
years Webb was away from home last
night
Mrs webb probably will die
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The McMulcn Paper & school SUR
plv company of salt Lake filed
am amendment to it, articles Of in
corporation yesterday In the county
clerks office. making 700 shares com-
mon and 300 preferred bearing In
tercst at per cent. The capital stock
Is $50. 600 in shares of $50 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING

We are the pioneers IN job Print
ing and Book Binding In the state
our facilities are tho bost for handl-
ing any class OF work. no matter how
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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EASTER CLOTHES.

Of Hackett. Carhart & CO.. design,
are cminently correct suits SIS 10
$50. Carried exclusively by
CUTLER BROS CO.
SO Main st
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up TO date.
A full supply always on hand az ms
Desoret News Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK RIM

We are the pioneers IN job pei.
Ing ami Book Binding I'M tbe , int
our facilities are the best for ~
ing any class of work, no mater -i.-
large or how small. az"
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEP,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
PRODUCE.
BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago March -Butter-Steadv.
Creamcries. esn 30: dairics. 22021.
Egga-SteadY 40 mark. eases included
t7Ami9. hrsts. ~. prime hrsts p
Cheesc-steady. Daisies 15L n "a. Twins
15h. Young Americas, l5dL. Long
Horns ISL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

"Tho Great Apostasy' considered IN
tho light Of scriptural and secular
history. by DR. J Il. Talmage Deserei
News Book Store. 60 cents per copy
cloth bound
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kate Shepherd Ct al. 10 r. b. Wicks.
lots n. Is. 10 and %. Sorth lnglc-
wood Add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Henry Phipps and wife 90 Cvrene
Peudleton. lot o. block 3. Gordon
plat .......... ........... .......-.....
Euoch n Mock and wife 90 Geor-
giana p. Gates. part Of lot T. block
r.. plat G....................... rs
Elizabeth Scott 10 Edward A. Val
entine. part Of lot O. block a.
William j Martin TO Nellie Tourn-
Icy part OF lot I. block 81, plat
q -t...-... ..s...-t.t.st.t .....+.tt...- 10
Edward = Hubbard 10 Elizabeth
Potts. part ~ lot 5. block %
plat g.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ g. Stone and wife 10 Claud
Richards lot H. block T. Perkins
End ADD. -.....t..-.-.. ...t......
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WOOL.


St Louis March y Wool dull Terri
tory and western mediums. ia D. nm,
mediums. $50 q. fine t1016
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29.3O0 SS,921 20
AFTERNOON SALES.

Carisa. 200 at 5S.
Colorado. 1900 az 50.
Columbus 900 al 81.
Iron Blossom. 100 az So
Lower Mammoth 500 al IS.
Miller hin. 1000 al q.
Moscow. 200 az 80. 100 at ~.
Prince CON- 100 az 81.
Sioux Con. 500 at flta: 1000 al a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Colorado. ] 100 az so; 900 az 81
y Tin Dew. 1000 az g.
Iron Blossom. LOO 40 90, 500 at
SO. 100 al So. seller so.
Little Bell goo at 10.
Lower Mammoth, 500 az So, 500 at
81
ohio copper. 100 az 4.25
Phoebe MI. 1000 al "a.
Prince Con, 100 az 81.
Provo. 900 az 4. seller 5.
Seven Troughs. 500 az
Sioux Con. 500 at 41ia 700 az AZ;
900 al A., seller 60
OPEN BOARD
Cedar Tai. 5000 at ga 500 at 90;
500 at 6ia. seller 10.
Colorado. 500 at So
Indian Queen. 700 az 2A
Iron Blossom. 500 al SO. 300 at
SIS. seller go: 800 at 80, buyer 60.
East Tin Con, 900 az 4.
Provo. 1900 nj ~.
Silver King 200 az 40.
Tin Cent. LOO at 7iA.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 al =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
DRIVES AUTO To TOP
OF STRAWBERRY PEAK
Charles F. Off in Buick Makes a
Climb of 6150 Feet Up
Mountain

Above the clouds to an altitude of
6150 feet is a trip recently taken by
Charles F. Off of the Lakeview Annex
Oil company with Masters Howard,
Ted and Carl Off, Miss Lillian OFF,
Mrs. r. MaranYille and Mr.. and Mrs
Roy c. Seeley, in his Buick forty. The
run was taken during a vacation of a
month, during which headquarters
were made at Pinecrest. The altitude
of 6150 feet was gained at Strawberry
peak, which is the highest spot ever
made by automobile in Southern Cali
fornia, and Mr.. Off and Mr. Seeley
claim the honor of being the first to
gain the summit, having made the trip
five times during 'the last couple OF
months.
From San Bernarlino the grades are
a steady pull of from to to 25 per
cent, but, according to Mr.. Off, never
has his Buick failed him, and in all
his five trips has he had to stop his
engine once. On one trip the fan belt
en- his engine came off, but not want
ing to stop he let it go and when he
srrived at the top his engine was as
cool as when he started There are a
great many switchbacks encountered
during the run, and it has been the
custom of machines going to Pinecrest
to back to and fro to get the trail, but
with the Buick the turns were made
NllIlOul GIlOL "AlASl prNNb AAA0AiJ AAAAAA
utes.
Beautiful scenery is encountered all
along the road, which is a pretty good
one for mountainous country. In two
or three places five roads can be seen,
looking down the side of +he mountain.
Many pretty trips can be taken from
Pinecrest; one or two of these which
Mr.. Off took included Little Bear val
ley and Waters ranch and a trip along
the Crest road. From the Crest road
there is a beautiful view out across
the valley on one side and into the
desert on the other. Many times Mr..
Off was advised not to take certain
roads by the natives. but with his
| Buick Mr.. Off was able to take grades
that were almost 50 per cent
Pinecrest is eighty-three miles from
Los Angeles and the stage from San
| Bernarqino takes from seven and one
half to nine hours to make the trip,
but Mr.. Off and Mr.. Seeley have made
the run from Los Angeles to the top
in four hours and one-half
Mr.. Offs Buick was equipped with
41ax35 Goodyear tires and stood the
strain of the pull up the mountain
without the least trouble Mr. off is
also the possessor Of a Buick thirty,
with which he has made numerous
trips around Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
INTERSTATE MAKES FINE
JOURNEY OF 1900 MILES

An Interstate 40" owned by Attor-
ney Thomas K. Kase, was driven by
him to San Francisco and return and
to places in the vicinity OF San Fran
cisco-over 1900 miles-without a sin
gle mishap of any kind. Mr.. Kase
states that the mountain passes were
all in bad shape and heavy teaming
has rendered them in places wellnigh
impossible for an automobile. The
road through Gaviota pass is in par
ticularly bad shape, and several mule
teams get stuck every day. All the
mountain passes were in pretty bad
shape and in going through Casitas
pass Mr.. Kase pulled one car out OF a
bad place and found many cars in
trouble all the way north.
Mr.. Kase says that the time to make
a trip to soledad by way of Kings
City to Salinas Is in the morning, be-
cause there is a stiff desert wind blow
ing in the afternoon and together with
the numerous sandy stretches in that
part of the road, renders rapid travel
ing very difficult. This is about the
worst time of the year to try to go
through the mountains to San Fran
cisco, but the Interstate 40" gave
splendid satisfaction all the way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

the triangle road through Santa Paula
canyon, sulphur Mt. Springs, Sisar
Pass, Upper Ojai valley, Ojai Pass, Ojai
valley and Matilda canyon, and then
back to Ventura by the San Antonio
creek road and back over El Canine
Real to Camarillo.
The triangle route is best going this
way, instead of south from the Ojai,
as the big grade between the lower
and upper Ojai valleys is steepest on
the north side, This circular tour in
cluding a visit to Matilda Springs,
makes a distance of about seventy
miles. The start and finish can be
made at Ventura, Camarillo, Santa
Paula or Nordhoff, or the run can be
made through the mountains from San
ia Paula to the Ojai valley and then
stop off there for a while and return
lelsurely down the creek road and go
north through Casitas pass to Santa
Barbara or other points.
Two weeks ago the Durocar Path