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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

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SWINMNG EVENTS
IN OLYMPIC TANK
Large Entry List Is Received
for First Event of Season
This Evening

Au attractive program of swimming
races and diving exhibitions has been
arranged for this evening at the olym-
pic club. The event marks the first of
The series Of swimming races the ath-
Ietic committee proposes to pull off dur
ing the coming year.
There are I'VE events on the card and
some exciting sport is looked for The
clubs best swimmers are entered in the
various contests and tonight's races
will give a good line on the respective
merits OF the numerous contestants.
The sport will begin at o'clock The
various events with the entries follow:
3s yards. s6ratch-W r. McWood, 6. L. Bond,
6. J. Dawson. J. T. Resleure, Otto Schultz, W.
NJ Cooper Charles Schultz. c. ]. stafford. r. II.
Harjes. II. Heinz. a. Heinz. W Poncray.
100 yards. scrntch-W. r. MewOOd, g. l..
Bond. G. J. Dawson, J. T Resleure, W NJ.
Cooper. C. J. stafford. J. N. Barry, r. b.
Har5es. H. Heinz. ". Pomeroy.
so yards. scratch-w. P. MeWood- G. L.
Boud. J. T. Resleure. ". II. Cooper, c. ]. staf-
ford. A. Heinz. ". Pomeroy.
Diving. scratch-Claud LittIepage. G. l. Bond,
E. J. Dawson, ". Pomeroy. J. Barry.
Relay race. five men, 30 yards each-(r VII
liam Cooper. George L. Bond, Charles J. Schultz,
a. Heinz, T. ". Meyer; % W. r. McWood, T.
A. Resleure II. Heinz. J. u. Barry, =. ;.
AIargo; 80 F. J. Dawson, Otto Schultz, {. j.
stafford r. II. Harjes. " Pomeroy
Of6eals-Referee, F. J. sherry starter
Scoit Beary: clerk Of course, Sidney St l.
Gavin: assistants G. Y. Ciough and " \. Nc.
tiuire. Judges c. A. Fay. Joseph r. Hickey and
Harold Fitch. timers. Paul B. Fay F. G. o hane
and John A. Hanmersmith: scorer. J. {. stew
art: handicappers. J. Scott Lesry. Sidney -. L.
CaTil and l. a. stewart; judge oi diving John
a. IIammersmifh.
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Owners and Trainers at Emeryville-No. 8
PlUNCfR A CLOSE
STUDENT OF FORM
He Cleaned Up a Nice Lot of
Money on the Eastern Cir
cult Before Coming West

w. G. Yanke. owner. trainer and
pIunger, is now prominent at Emery
vile as player of Ions priced horses
across the board. Tanke is a student
of dope and of prices. He is credited
with having come, west with 100000
in his wallet, taken from the layers on
the New York and Kentucky tracks
AS to the exact sum, he says it's no
body's business but his own.
He admits that he was the biggest
winner among the players at the
months meeting at Saratoga. Yanke
came an owner about five years ago
with him.
much-four yearlings looking for
brackets. His partnership with
Colonel Applegate may mean more in a
racing way Yanke left IA yearlings
in Kentucky and will have most of
them ready for the Louisville meet in
May. Then he will go to New York.
The babies were gathered from differ
ent farms and are by Lackford, WoolS-
thorpe, Cesarion and McGee-
Yanke has only one racer in his Ken
tucky barn-Jupiter Joe, formerly
owned by Rome Respess. Yanke want
ed the horse and offered a price. Res
pess would not sell, but entered Joe in
a selling race for $500. Yanke bid him
up to s2,000-a rash acton Respess'
own track The horse was protected at
the time, but was later sold to Yanke
at the figure.
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Fairgrounds Commission
Elects President

The city ploygrounds commission met
yesterday morning and reorganized for
this year by re-electing II. J. Mccoy.
secretary of the local Young Mems
Christian association, its president for
the third successive term. Joseph r.
Hickey made his appearance as the new
secretary of the commission. John
AIcLaren, T. e. Hayden, George Schlit-
ter. J. c. Astredo. Mrs. Lowell White
and l. y. Hayward were also in at
tendance.
Reports showed the new South side
and the North beach Fairgrounds near
ing completion. much to the satisfac-
tion OF not alone the commission, but
the thousands of youngsters that will
enjoy the numerous benefits of the
athletic apparatus.
The commission adjourned early in
order to attend the dedication exer-
cises of the new, Mission grammar
school.
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Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Jan 6.-obert was the star
Jockey at Moncref park today. riding four
winners. His victory on Robin Grey was the
surprise of the day. This horse at IL to l..
Summaries
First race quarter of mile, purse-Lady
Stawart. , to l, won; Dell, TO 2, second,
Trait 10 to 1, third. Time, :23 2.5.
Second race, six furongs,s selling-Hazlet 5
to 2 won; Dave Nicholson, 13 to 3. second !:
Sandpiper, Q to 8, third. Time, 10 3-5.
Third race five and a half furlongs selling
Robin Grey. II to l. won: Toll Box, 6 to I.
second Earlscourt, Z TO ., third. Time, :o7 SO.
Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap-Sinfran,
to L. won First Premium. 3 to l. second !:
Jack Nunnalfy. ) to /, third. Time 1:13 as
Fifth race one mile. selling--Castlewood, 10
TO g. won: High Range. even second: Jack
Baker 1e to 1, third Time, 1:41 So
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles. selling
Otilo to 2 won: Oberon, to 2, second /:
Elfall, to 1, third. Time, 1855.
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TnIRTIfIH'S TEAM
WINS TOURNAMENT
Ely and Wilcox Run Close Race
i'm Preside Tennis Finals by
Brooks and SpIiVaIO

The Presidio tennis club tournaments
for the doubles championship OF the
post and the Splivalo cups was con-
cIuded Wednesday afternoon The team
of the Thirtieth infantry. composed OF
Captains Frank ID. Ely and F. a. VIII
cox, defeated Adrian Splivalo and Colo
mel j. c. w Brooks in the finals by
the close score of S-s. 81, 4-S'
6-4. 6-3. Nine teams were entered
in the tournament.
r.he finals were called az o. hi'
Wednesday afternoon and this matee
was close throughout, being anyocdS =
match until the lasi point was Scorso.
Both teams played a careful game, ana
neither seemed able TO play up 70 us
practice game Brooks did some very
neat net work. Wilcox was clearly
out of form. and while he made some
brilliant strokes his game lacked ftS
usual speed and steadiness.
In the first round Neal and Naysor
drew bye. Brooks and Splivalo beat
Grimes and Elliott S-2, SIS; Fleet and
Laubach beat Pfeil and Burns 6-ls
4-6, 81; Ely and Wilcox beat Bergin
and Ord 6-3. 81. and Pritchett and
Barkiey beat StOpfOrd and Beck S.
6-3. rs.
In the next round Fleet and Laubach
drew bye; Brooks and Splivalo oeas
Neal and Naylor 6-4. e.. and Ely and
Wilcox beat Pritchetf and Barkley GO,
6-S.
In the third round Ely and wilcox
drew a bye. and Brooks and Splivalo
beat Fleet and Laubach in the most
hot1y contested match of the tourna-
ment. playing brilliant tennis. In the
first set Fleet and Laubach had things
pretty much their own way. winning
the set g.. Right from the start
OF the second set the opposing team
played real tennis, lObbing, smashing
and driving with extreme accuracy
and taking II out of the next Is games.
The score was 2-6. 6-1. 6-o.
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Swastica Basket Ball Five
to Meet PaStimeS

The Swastika basket ball team will
play its first game under the name of
the Pastime athletic club this evening
in the club gymnasium, 1850 Geary
street, against the Polytechnic high
school five. Great interest is being
taken in the game by both organiza-
tions and d good crowd is expected.
The club team will be handicapped
by the fact that its star forward. Day,
is i'll and unable to play.
The team will line up as follows: A.
Kemp and II. Hicks. forwards; W.
Farrar. center; A. Rogers and Fl. Brad
ford guards Next week the Pastimes
will play the Livermore five in Liver
more.
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Juarez Results

JUAREz, Jan Cold weather kept the
attendance down to less than 1000 persons
today. The card was ordinary but the public
broke even the day three favortes won.
Charlie Hargraves equaled the track record for
six furlongs when he the fourth event in
LIZ 40. summary:
longs selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
135-Gypsy King. 1os (Kennedyj ......... L
S-1-Knight Deck. 101 tMondan) .......... .
T-1-Bertmont, 100 (BurlingameC .......... 3
Time 1:o7 Caesar Augustus. Golden, Fire,
ball, Percy TAYLOR, Arch Oldham. also ran.
$500. SECOND RAcE-Five and half fur
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey Fin
G-l-Lady Adelaide, 1os Mondan1 .-..... /
s-1-High Street. i0I tKcnnedy) ...... 3
Time. :0I 35. Hollow, Comal, Reuben. Clint
Tucker, Dick Rice. Hank Dick Windsor, Lillian
6s2l. THIRD RACE-Three furlongs; year
olds:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
s-I-Sophrony Brown, los (Ramsey) ....... J
1-l-Princess Industry, los (Austin) ......... 2
l2.1 Rue. los tLowe) ................... :;
5s22. FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
a-d-Charlie Hargraves. 1o5 tcreery) ...... I
10-I-Lady Panchita. e5 (Ramseyl .......,.. 3
Time. liz 40. Socialist, La Dextra, J. II.
5s25. FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-5-kiddy Lee. no 5Iolesworth, ......... !
6-1mAunt Nancy 1o2 tAustin) ...... ....... 3
Time 1a5a 2, l27 Interpose Camera also ran
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-R. O. Smith. i0s (warren) .......... 2
Time i4o iS2 81 'Gsrpeg Rapette Black Hawk Land
ord. Niblick, Captain Burnett, Maud Sigsbee,
Plume, also ran.
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YACHT CLUB NOMINATIONS

The nominating committee OF the
California yacht club has announced
the following lists of candidates: For
commodore, +. s. Broadwater Of the
sloop Tigress: vice commodore, Fred
L. du Rrutz Of the sIoop Maryland B.
treasurer. DR.. Donald NJ McRae; sec
retary. Joseph 3. Smith; port captain,
Algernon G. Byxbee: directors at large.
George NJ. Shaw, d. J. Keane, Leland ].
Gale; regatta committee. August R. F.
Brandes. Dr. d. N. McRae, Fred g.
Booth; measurer. Leland J. Gale.
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fRUIJvALE FIVE.
LEADS LEAGUE
Oakland Church Organization
Conducts Successful Basket
Ball Tournament

The Oakland Church athletic league
has for the last six weeks been con-
Quoting basket ball tournament that
has been very successful in every par
ticular.
Last years tournament was fought
out finally by the Baracas and the First
congregational cadet corps, the former
carrying off the honors, but so far this
season the contest has been even closer,
for five teams have Won all their
games.
The Baracas miss the services of
their former center, Hayden, who is
playing that position for the Loyal
Sons. The team has been defeated by
the Century athletic club once this sea-
son and a return game Will be played
tonight at the Home club gymnasium.
The game between the unlimited
team of the First Congregational ca
diets and the Loyal Sons the other night
at the cadet armory was one of the
best games of the season The Loyal
Sons started off with a rush and the
first half ended 10 to in their favor.
but in the second half the cadets
struck their pace and Forward Al Sill
vernail and Center Thomas ran up is
points in the last 10 minutes of play,
The game ended with score of % to
IL in favor of the boys in blue. Gray,
the guard of the Loyal Sons, played the
star game for his five, as he did not
allow his man to throw a goal.
The lin0d a
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HoLnEs NO MANAGE TOLEDO

TOLEDO, O. Jan. 6.-Willism
CsDucky') Holmes today wired his ae-
ccptance as manager OF the Toledo team
in the American association.
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The following games will be played
Saturday night: First Presbyterian VS..
Plymouth, First Methodist Episcopal
No. VS.. Cadets. and California college
lightwefghts VS.. Spartans.
The following table gives the stand
ing of the teams:
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Baron Long, the popular iiglt pro-
mOter who managed the Jenries club
in Los Angeles. is now in business in
this city. Long comes from the east,
but he says he finds this city to MS
liking and intends to remain here.
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Tampa Results

TAMPA Jan. 6-Three favorites and two
heavily played second choices won today. The
upset of the day was In the 2 year old race
when Barney Schreiber's Louise B, instaHed
favorite at oddson. beaten by Nichols Lady
Lewis Summary:
Lady Lewis 8 TO 2 won: Louise b. to s. sec
ond Petit, s TO 1, third. Time, :35 80.
Second race. six furlongs-E. T. Shipp. to
Autumn Girl, 3 to l. third. Time. 1:l9.
Third race FIVE and a half furlongs-Robert
Sally Savage. IL to l, third Time, i:1s.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Darr, 1s to 5, won !;
McAndrews, 20 1, second; Grace Kimball,
a to Q third. Time, 1:06 3-j.
Fifth race, Eve furlongs-Bonnie Bee, to
. won; Fundamental, TO 5, second; Lucullus
to J. third. Time, Loo.
Sixth race. seven MISUNDERSTANDING. 13
TO s. won: Morpeth 13 TO 1. second; King
Guinea, 20 TO i. third. Time, :33 As.
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Western League Baseball Is
Gwen Big Boost

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Jan. 6.-Business-
men today raised nearly $4,000 for
Western league baseball st. Joseph
is again in the league, after having
been out several years. The money
will be used in improving the ball park
and in getting good players. The St.
Joseph franchise was purchased from
Pueblo.
The Italian people are planning to
give Pietri Dorando, the noted Mara
thon runner, a royal welcome when he
arrives here next Saturday.
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a singles tournament will be next on
the program at the Presidio. This will
be handicap tournament, and it is
expected that there will be quite a
number of entries from the officers
at the Preside and the surrounding
posts. The courts at the Presidio have
been placed in thorough repair, and
they are the equal OF any in the state.
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; place. > show
< by Thrive Hatred.
id. 5Sq1 Pickawsy. $3.50
--Chantilly 80. Butter
the finish. Gossipcr on
Chanriily hung at the
and stopped to a walk.
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California college played the First
Methodist No. , the same evening, win
ming easily by score of Sc TO .. Gull
ford and Fox were the stars. The
teams lined up as follows:
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t post 2ls N fDntes. OF at 1856. !
Chantiliy. our show. Winner ch.
iSched-5760 Bucolic. 1901 Copperfiel
ing. Next two same. High price
.rr stoutiy, ran over the leaders at
iailing till the stretch was reached
Jillett tired racing with Chantilly
)ssabsrs price place ], show IL.
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

allow Numbers viii be sipped dd1l
Order IN wi indicated IN black faced
Jan 9
; q Hopper.
first 500
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1uesday nlSht the IlSnlWelSnt "a
dets scored another victory. this time
defeating the Fill Regis 2S to s, the
latter team lining up as follows: j.
Abbott and Pape. forwards; X. Abbott,
center; Hicks and Fields. guards.
The Fruitvale Presbyterian five Sc
cured a firm hold on first position in
the unlimited class by defeating the
Spartans rs to 90. The teams lined UP
as follows:
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line-:24 2-5. :4S .. Ia 30 At
dsossiper. 40 place, T-l0 SHOW;
Trained by L. W Sears. Scrats
Ybor start good Won drivin;
eup 8. Sink Spring. closing yery
the rail and aid not get clear sal
end. Tony Faust closed well.
EzRATA-In race 5eo2 Os.
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apprentice allowance.
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Cadets and the Spartans was a runa-
way for the former. the score being
II to / in the first half and 50 to
at the finish. The lineup follows:
Cadets. Position. Spartans
Horta, Chase. Forward ......-.......-. Hill
Elvidge. Forward ........... Widdell
Talcott. Center ............. HilbOrn
Anderson, sHonn. Guard ................. Cole
Teddy. ............ Guard ............ Brown
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fIme-.24 - 90 l.OS 10. = minu te. OF at
Elodia, So place. 10 show: Beda. - show Whine
fv A. J. jackson. Scratched-51O9 La ette, 3f4a
ing Next two same High priee-Calopus 81. Fl
outfooted early. took the lead in the tch and
very slow 10 get motion and Outuun / the way
1eenth Beda ran ber race. FL Molino br oke from
rhe front onG badly final fu rlong Oti
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-27
mo ROCK cRusHER FOR
PRESCOTT COMPLETED
Wrsm nvssav's Danv)

Yesterday the Prescott Iron Works
completed the casting OF the new
5000 pound rock crusher for the city,
and the assembling of the mechanism
is now being made.
1t is patterned after the Blake
type, and was ordered by the City
Council at recent meeting for the
purpose of crushing granite for the
having of the alleys and streets OF
the city. 1t has capacity Tor
handling twenty-five tons Of rock OF
tbree.quarters Of an inch in size
every ten hours, while on basis
Of twoinch product 10 viii crush
fifty tons in the same length Of time.
This is said 10 be the first ma
chine complete of its kind ever made
in the Territory, and in about ten
DAYS will be taken 20 the south end
OF Mccormick street and placed In
position in the granite belt. II will
probably be operated by electricity,
and a system Of chutes to be erected
will afford the ready handling Of
the product reduced, when it will be
taken by teams TO points that are to
be paved.
Interest follows the manufacturing
Of this piece Of machinery from the
fact that il shows the capabilities
Of not only this arm, in the handling
Of heavier machinery, but establishes
the rcsourceful conditions prevailing
in the city for similar orders tina,
may be desired by the miner or ar
tisan in any line desired. The man
ufscture Of this machine was accom-
plishcd in less time than il would
ordinarily require to get it to the
city by freight, and being q home
made article has received due consid
Grafton for local. wants in the line
desired.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-27
Smeltermen Expect To
Trim Soldiers In
Sunday Game
MehIin Negotiations For
Meeting With Phoe-
nix Ratnca

Grand, glowing accounts are being
received from UumboIdt 10 the ef.
feet that tkeir team has been 70
much strengthened that they hsvs
designated IL en- AIi-Stsr team Of
Humboldt. II is said they have been
gong through some strenuous psac.
ne. and have 20 far perfected them.
selves that whipple viii he ~ easy
marx, Sunday, when they cross bats
Then there is smother story. CHOW
about that Wktpp,e teaa Of oorst'
which the pod 10 10 proud Of. They
also have been, doing strenuous work
lsteiy, priuc;Pat,y in The in6e'd and
With the st;ek. Each sfteraoos they
can he seen on the post diamond try.
Tag out their differeat players and
ssinging the team up to state Of
perfe.tioa.
II is assured that the gsms will be
hot and furcus, Zoe TIE Miners are
looking foe revenge foe the defea,
they received some weeks ago from
tbe whippie team, aad the whippis
team is sure to uptolA its rerutstics
ss ehampioa ben players. TIE maa.
agement At Humbo,dt in building
bleaehers to Accommodate ESQ.
The. Poa sst@etic of1cer at whippis
states tx.b> s+sSSssASsts are u.der
way for return games with the Phoe.
NJ. team. TO be played at the Pres.
sstt baseball park o. the Afternoons
Of the 3ots az April aud the Ist Of
May.
The PHOENIX team is demanding
terms, AZ though they we're profess.
SIGNALS. They desire to bring with
Shem Prof. Aver, their star pitcher,
and he deciiaes to come usless he 10
given a guarantee Of sl5, asd this 10
the item upon which the Phoenix
team is holding back to know IL any
guarantee can be given that will JUS.
tify them in coming.
This il the game looked forward
to that the soldiers might have re-.
venge for the double defeat given
them at Phoeaix. II Is likely that
they will have a different tale TO
tell when the post team Of whipple
springs SOME new team work, which
Il has been Practicisg for the last
week.
Corpsss' I.rcnse Evsss, Company
O, 18th Issastsy, ~, sukjsct To ths
approval Of tie ssgimsatsi csn.aud
o., been Pss~cted sergeant, vice
Rhinow, discharged.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-27
ANGELEN()S ASK /
ABOUT yAVAPA

Judge T.. ". Wells arrived NJ
yesterday from Los Angeles, scs
panied by Mra Wells, who Aas ~
spending several weeks visiting N
friends. In speaking of his N,
trip to that city, Jvdes Wells ns
that it wss interesting to meet
many Influential fesidSsts whe N
eager to learn Of tie eonas,dl
and niaisg sstlssk Of this q
tion, from reports thst were xsd
ing that plses.
Judge Wells anticipates hssv I
vestncnts freA that city in aisia
especially, sad basss this baid 4
the many inquiries ilaAs Of ~
srsl resources fron those vAs
visited The vssioss districts - 81
~ from thess who are idsstiasd =
the mining Aelds In other ssed6
Recent strikes made In the vieidl
OF Prescott were asked about, ss1
outcome viii probably be . sssl
OF heavy investors this summer. =
Angeles, he says, il now generally !
garded as the greatest mining !
Vestment center in the West.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-27
DxvzLoP,rneFs m saADa,sAws

Surface improvements are under
Roadway at the camp Of the Swas.
hka Development company In the
Bradshaws, and in a short time the
beginning of mine work will be start.
ed, Is the report brought by +. l..
wright, who has returned from that
section. The lumber has reached the
mines and force Of carpenters are
employed in rushing the construction.
Later the placing Of machinery to
pump the old workings clear Of the
water they hold, will be taken up.
and the development started.
A fine road leads from Peck siding,
on the switchback, and no delay il
anticipated through transportation
facilities to the mines. The old
Black Warrior and Prince claims
are under the ownership Of this cor.
poration, and the former will be
the point operated.
Mr.. Wright states that there il
much enthusiasm prevailing In that
region over the splendid mining out.
look, and II IL the general impression
that the district, from one end 10
the other, will pass through a very
active summer. The starting up Of
the Humboldt smelter has materially
strengthened the mining fraternity,
and through II the creation Of o near
by market Mt low cost Of trans.
porting the yield Is welcomed by
every miner. Under these condi.
tions, he anticipates heavy produc.
ton and general revival Of the
industry.