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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
MOTHER NEGLECTS HER
CHILDREN FOR DIVORCE
Fails to Visit Babies After an
Absence of Year
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

RENO. New. Dec. 12.-Ada Stevens
Of Los Angeles was today granted a
divorce from Charles f. Stevens. a
contractor. whom she charged with de-
serting her and their two young chill
dren.
AS she was without money. she said,
she placed the children in the care of
an aunt During the inquiry Mrs. Ste
vens confessed that she had recently
gone to Los Angeles. after an absence
of year but did not visit her Off
spring.
You did not go to see how the little
ones were getting on?"
NO I was afraid the delay might i'm
peril my legal residence she replied.
This court added the Judge lis
human. and no fault would have been
found with you for prolonging your
visit a few minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
New YORK Produce Market

NEw YORK. Dec 12.-Hops- STEADY.
HidpS-Srnsdv.
Perroleum- Steady.
Wcol-QuieI.
Raw Sugar-Firm. Muscovado. 50 test. $3.50;
centrifugal S6 test. s.O5c; molasses. 50 test,
2.30r. Behned-SteadT-
Butter-Firm- Creamery specials. 3li2c; ex-
trss 30G33c. third 10 frsts. 23d2Sl2c; held
creamery. second 10 special. 24d30i3c; state
airy common 10 finest, 23029c: process. second
30 special. 23N26c imitation creamery. first.
24024lac' factory. JUNE make. 28a24e; do cur
tbecse- STEADY. State. whole milk. September
quality. specials. 15s 017ls G; DO. fancy colored.
15I2c- do. fancy. white, l5iac; Go. choice 14ss a
1514c skins 2O13c.
Ecgs-Firm. State. Pennsy ylvsnis and nearby
hennerE. white. fancy. 55c; do. gathered white.
40N 55c- DO hennery. hrown- fancy. 45dfsc: do.
gathered brown. 420 45c; do. fair % good. 350
4oc; western gathered white. 35d 45c: fresh
d.. seconds. 30d34c: refrigerator special marx.
fancy. Boz local storage. 2ec; do. first. 24lad
251ac; do. seconds. 23ia n 24c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. very firm. Spot.
fancy I2l2 n 4c- choice. II i2c, prime. ga l0i2c-
Prunes Firm. with stocks IN strong hands.
Quotarfons ranging from Gasc 10 10%c for Cali
f-ru ss up Oh 30-s0s and 9dloc for Oregons from
rHs 1Ns
Apricots-Firm on light offerings: choice l3G
I. e. extra choice 1870 l5e4e; fancy. l39s
peaches-Ip more demand and frmer' Choice.
7s f7asc: extra choice. sla as size; fancy. 8
Taf.r.
Raisins-Quiet. firm. Loose muscstels. 81 n
slec. choice 10 fancy seeded. 6A N7l2c; seed
less. 506c; London layers 81 .2o0 l-35-
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PITTSBURG GRAFTERS
LOSE THEIR APPEALS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12.-Charles
Stewart and Hugh Ferguson, Pittsburg
counciImen. who were convicted in the
Allegheny county courts OF conspiracy
to defraud the city OF Pittsburg and TO
secure the selection Of six banks a ; de-
positories OF city money by bribery.
lost their appeals in the state superior
court today The lower court had SEN
fenced the men to serve eight months
and TO pay a fine OF $500.
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ATTEMPT TO LIGHT
CANDLE COSTS LIFE

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Mrs. E. A.
Hilliard. rs years old, a wealthy widow
of Milwaukee. Wis. was burned to
death early today IN her room in the
Hotel Bristol She set FIRE TO her
clothing in attempting to light a
candle. Mrs. Hilliard refused to use
either the electric lights or gas and
insisted on burning candles in her
room.
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Rv United Wireless

STEAMER UMATILLA-Dec H. off Point Arena
at noon; arrive San francisco p.
STEAMER WAsHTENAw-Dec u. e:45 q. m.
passed Fort point. bound for Oleum.
STEAMER WHITTIER-Dec 12. s D. m, Is
miles north of Pigeon point; moderate north
west wind; barometer 30.02; temperature &c:
smooth sea.
STEAMER FALCoN-Left dock 6:45 p M,
bound for Portland.
STEAMER MAvERICK-Dee 12 left Richmond
3:45 p. m. for Seattle and Tacoma at 5:45 b.
m. of Duxbury reef light northwest wind :
smooth sea; drifting fog
STEAMER RoMA-Dec. 12 $50 p. m. of Pig
con point; light northwest wind; smooth sea
dense fog.
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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO Dec. 2.-Catfle-Receipts esti-
mated al Al 600: market 10c lower. Beeves.
- 9sdT p. Texas steers. Ssn5.25; western
steers Ssa6l6: stockers and feeders S3.500
so. cows and heifers. 50 2-25M6; calves. S7d9.
EEogs-Receipts eStimsted at 5000 Market
stesdr Light S7.6O0s: mixed. sT.55ds heavy.
81 .50as: rough. S7.50d7lo: good TO choice.
heavy. s7.T0@s; pigs. S@1so; bulk OF sales.
SbeepEReeeipts estimated 81 10000: market
steady Native. S2.5oM4.50; western 50 10 a
50. vearIings 81 -50G15-75; lambs. native, 81
as So, western. S506.To.
OMAHA
OMAHA Dec -Cattle-Receipts 300:
market steady Native steers. S4.25Q6I5: COWS
and heifers. S305.4o; western steers SS5oq
5T5. range COWS and heifers. 81 S5@ %; can
pers S2.75d3.50: stockers and feeders S3a5-5o;
res So. .5OMS: bulls. stays. etc. Ss-2od5
81 Receipts 3 500; market steady. Heavy.
81 I00 CO: mixed. $3.50 go; light. s.. .604
10. pigs, s6.J0@75O; bulk of sales $3.50
0780.
Sheep-Receipts 1890: market Zoe to 15c
lower Nearlings. S3S5M5.l0; wethers, SS-500
q -. ewes S3 25lI3 So; lambs. $5-25 N615.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2--Cattle-Recepts.
1900. market steady to loc lower. Native
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STANDARD OIL MUST
PAY NEW YORK FINE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-The stand
ard oil company Of New York must pay
the $4,000 fine imposed on il by the
district court for the western district
of New York for acceptance OF alleged
concessions in the transportation Of Pc
troleum. as the result Of the refusal OF
the supreme court of the United States
TO review the case.
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steers. S4s5d6.T5: native cows and heifers,
S2.75@5.T5: stockers and feeders S3.75G5.25;
bulls S5.40d5; calves. s4ds25; western steers,
81 -250 $50; western COWS, S2.T5d4.T5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market steady to Sc
higher. Bulk OF sales, ST.e597.T5; heavy,
S170@7 50; packers and butchers, S7.65@I15;
light ST.e0dT7O.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market steady. Nut
tons. S3.50d4.25; lambs. s.. .2566. 40; fed weth-
ers and yearlings, S3.5oG5; fed western ewes,
Sc. 25d3. 90
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
MANCHURIA SAILS
TODAY FOR China
Will Garry Large Number of
Passengers and Full Cargo
of Merchandise

HE Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria.
Captain Andrew
Dixon, will sail at
l o'clock today for
the far east with
q full complement
of passengers and
a large cargo. The
Manchuria w a S
made ready for sea
on schedule time
under difficulties.
The liner arrived
here two days late
with more than
10000 ons of
freight. Under or
binary circum-
stances and with
Az, p11 - II
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Grays Harbor from San Pedro
| PORT CRESCENT-Passed in Dec. u. 10 q. m.
Ger stmr Serak. from Seattle Cor San Francisco.
ASTORIA-Arrived Dec. u. a. m.-Stmr Ne-
halem, stmr Col. Z. L. Drake. hence Dec. g.
arrived Dec II, p. m.-Stmr w. ). Porter,
TNGA|Arrived Dec. 3-schr ]. D. spreckels.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec. 12 q. m.-Stmr
VIM H. Murphy. from San Pedro; a. m, stmr
Sailed Dec -. p m-Stmr Wasp. for Seattle
and Tacoma; p. m. L. s. stnr Sequoia, for
San Francisco.
Arrived Dec. 12-Br stmr Belle of Spain. hence
Dec. II.
GAMBLE-saiIed Dec 1-schr James H.
Bruce, for San Francisco; Br bark Drummuir,
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrived Dec. II. a. m.-Stmr
China hence Dec 6 for Yokohama and Hongkong.
Sailed Dec. 12-Stmr Hilonian, for Hilo.
Sailed Dec. 11-Schr Willie R. Hume for
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Arrived Dec. 1o-Stmr Alliance,
from Colon; stmr Hawaiian from Puerto Mexico.
Sailed Dec. 10-Stmr Panama for Colon.
FOREIGN PORTS
NEWCASTLE. y. S. w.-Sailed Dec. 12-Schr
| Inca. Br stmr CROYDON, for San Francisco.
PUERTO MEXICO-Salled Dec. 10, p. m.-
Stmr Kentuckian. for New York.
Arrived Dec. y, a. m.-Stmr Californian,
san BLAs-sailed Dec. 11-stmr San Juan,
for San Francisco
for New York.
VICTORIA Arrived Dec. 12-Ger stmr serak.
C.
MELBOURNE Arrived Oct. 21-Br stmr River
Firth. from Eureka
BRISBANE-Arriyed Dec. 3-Br stmr Strsth-
dene. from Tacoma via Port Pirie.
MEJILLoNES-In port Oct. 25-Br bark Wind
| brush. from Puget sound or Oregon.
YOK0HAMA-Arrived Dec. 11-Jap stmr Inaba
Maru, from Seattle:
Stmr Vanguard. while backing out from Union
street wharf, collided with o. S. tug Vgilant;
Vanguard received damage on port quarter, car
ried away II TO 10 feet of guards.
Pilot boat supposed to be Pathfinder drifted
in from sea this morning and drifted into fairway
of ferry boats from Tiburon and Sausalito about
a quarter of a mile north of Alcatraz.
OCEAN STEAMERS
| LIVERP0OI-Arrived Dec. 11-Stmr Tunisian.
from st. John, n. B. Dec. 12-Stmr Ming Chow,
from Vancouver; stmr Celtic, from New York.
CLYDE-Sailed Dec. 12-Stmr Bellerophon, for
| Vancouver.
| NAPLEs-Arrived Dec. s-stmr oceania. from
| Philadelphia. Dec. 10-Stmr Perugia, from New
York.
GENoA-Arrived Dec. 9-stmr Duca de osta,
! from New York.
malta Arrived Dec 11-stmr Patris. from
! New York.
LoNDoN-Arri7ed Dec. 12-stmr Minnewaska.
| from New York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Dec. 12-Stmr Arabic.
| from Liverpool; stmr Pretoria, from Hamburg.
GIBRALTAR-Arrived Dec 12-Stmr koenig
Albert, from New York for Genoa.
Sailed Dec. 12-Stmr Berlin, for New York
| BREMEN-Sailed Dec. 11-Stmr Brandenburg,
| for New York and Baltimore.
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PortInnd Livertock nfnrket

PORTLAND, Dec. 12-Cattle-M strong
receipts. 600 PSime Steers S5.75d6; good to
choice steers. S525d5. 90; choice to prime cows,
81 T5m5; good 10 choice beef cows 81 25d4 10:
good TO choice heifers. S475G5: fair to good
heifers S4.5064T5; good 10 choice light calves,
ST0T.50; do heavy. 81. 25d6: stags. 81 5065.
Hogs-Receipts none; market steady Choice,
s.. .750e: good S7.5007.T5.
Sheep-Receipts 200; market firm Yearling
wethers. S4.75d5: old wethers. S425Q4. so;
choice ewes. s3.75d4; good ewes, SO % a3. rs;
choice lambs, S575M6.
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FUTURES
- York n1etnI NInrket

NEW YORK. Dec 12-Stsndard copper. quiet.
Spot. 12.30d12. .45c: December. 12-30d12 81 i5c.
January, 1891 d1245 February. 12971A a
i. SOC: March. Il. 42ib bid. London weak. Spot
s5e l2s Sd: futures EST IS Cd Arrivals re-
ported at New York today were 245 tons. Gus
tom house returns show exports Of S.S16 tons
far this month. Local dealers report rather
unsettled market and while producers are
asking unchanged prices. it is claimed that sec
ond hands are Offering concessions in some in
stances. Lake copper. 1908. .25c; electrolytic
u T5d13c; casting. 12.50012. .T5c.
Tin--Quiet. with spot quoted at 3s.J5d3s. soc;
December. 3S.5003s. size: January, 3S.506
rs Sc: February. IS. 45G3s s5c and March 3s.356
3ss5c London market easy. Spot and futures
f176 IS.
Lead-ouiet. 445a455c New York: 43oa
4.37l5c East st. Louis. London spot. fl3 SIS Cd.
Spelter-Easy. 5s5 5d5.90c New York; 5.656
5.T5c East st. Louis. London. f24 2s Cd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s Tiad in London
Locally iron continues unsettled. No. l northern
No southern and No l southern soft, S15.2jG
62j; No. foundry northern, S14 40 a 1913.
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DRIVER WHO KILLED
AMERICAN SENTENCED
Fifteen Months in Prison PEN
atty for Death of Woman

MUNICH. Bavaria. Dec. 1.-THE chauf-
feur who accidentally drove his car
into a crowd of Americans as they were
leaving the Prince Regent theater the
evening OF August 80, killing one and
severely injuring three others. was sen
fenced today to IS months imprison-
ment. The woman killed was Mrs. Ale
vina Goodrich Of San Francisco. A
sister. Mrs. AureliUs E. Buckingham OF
the same city, was one of those in
fured
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

rve four 50 25: rye neal. SSIo: split pess, gel
low So green $3.50. extra cream rolled oats $50
Tbs $3.50. 90 10 sacks 81; rolled flakes $50 10
ibis s. IS 80 ID sacks IS p: rolled wheat $50
-b bbls Sa.75 , IS ID sacks S4.25
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13
Army Transports

The Logan left December 5 for Manila
The Buford f. in port.
The Thomas Is In port.
The Crook is Manila.
The Warren is az Manila.
The Dix Is at Puget sound
The Sheridan left November Is for Manila.
The sherman left Manila on November Is for
San Francisco.
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Exports by the Columbian

Exports ny the Columbian
The steamer Columbian sailed for Sallna Cruz
Saturday with cargo laden here and at other
coast ports consigned principally to New York
and to European cities via the Tehuantepec rail-
way The cargo laden here was valued az 81 a :.
1886, the distribution being as follows: For New
York, S51. 700; Germany. S57.129: France $40
9T9 Belgium. S6.310; Sweden. s., 2,S43: England
81 ,s25; Italy, S275; Holland. S125: Mexico.
S2. $50 The principal exports and their destina-
tions follows:
To New York-4e.657 gals and cs wine 50
cs champagne. 205 whisky. 4OO 600 lbs
dried fruit. A. 500 lbs raisins. SIS cs eanne5
fruit T6.97s lbs hops. PITS lbs tea s 2TO ms
herbs Is cs drugs. 1850 lbs old rubber, 53 pkgs
electrical goods, pkgs machinery
To Csermany-529. 7l3 lbs dried fruft % noe
lbs vanilla beans, 624 cs canned goods. 200 -
honey, ~ 500 lbs raisins. 10. 200 gals wine
To Trance-27I. Dos lbs prunes.
To Belgunl-T3. 900 lbs prunes
To Sweden-26.5 500 lbs prunes
To England-S0. coo lbs dried peaches.
To Italy-2.70O lbs prunes
To Holland-2.50O lbs dried peaches
To MexieO-650 salmon.
The steamer had cargo for New York from,
Puget sound and Columbia river ports valued At
S305 .296 and including 100 S54 cs salmon. 19e -
canned goods, S,445 bdls shingles and Ts, SOC lbs
tallow.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL. DATA

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. Dec. u. 1910.
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BELLIGERENT STRIKER rs KILLED-Iatrobe.
Pa. Dec. l2.-Michael MissOurick. striking
miner attacked the homes of nonunion miners
with pick al Bradenville today. beating down
doors aid threatening those within Deputy
sherins protecting the houses fired seven bull
lets into his body. de died.
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COTTON FUTURES
Ct I,ouis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Wool-Quiet. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 22623c; light
hne. goa 22c; heavy fine, 15d17c; tub washed
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

CHICAGO. Dec l2-Butter- Steady. Cream
cries. 23d2sc. dairies 23027c.
Ecgs-Receipts. ] 6sG cases. Steady: AZ mark
cases included. 1915 "a 22l2c: hrsts. Sic; prime
Cheese-Steadr. Da'sles. l4a, a l5c: twins
l4-zc- Young Americas 14ia Nlsa4c; longhorns.
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Memoranda

stmr Navarro. bound in this morning from
Crescent City. went ashore on NV end Of Goat
island; vessel is lying easily making no water;
expected will float at high water.
Cargo from stmr Navarro is being discharged
into scow
SEATTLE. Dec 12.-The passengers from the
stmr Olympia arrived at Valdez this morning;
there is a deep cut in ship amidships. with %
feet of water in the forward hold: IS feet aft is
mass of ice hope to cargo.
VALDEZ, Dec. 12.-Al passengers Of stmr
Olympia, previously reported wrecked. safe.
Later-AI OF crew. mails and baggage saved on
Olympia; hope to cargo, but II is feared
vessel will be a total loss; has rock through
hold No. /.
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London Hop 4Tarke
New York CoTee Market

LIVERPOOL Dec. I2.-ClOsing: Hops in Lon
don-Pacifc coast. firm at f3 15sdf4 los.
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u. S. Branch Hydrographic once

branch Of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

Naval SfOreG-Iurpenttne and RoStn
SAVANNAH. Dec. I2-Turpentfne-Firm at
74l dT41bc. Sales. 39e: receipts 349; ship
ments. POI; stocks. r. 623.
Rosin-Firm sales 2l02: receipts. 2l4s:
shipments $50: stocks 76.106. Quote: b.
s5.7O: D. 81. .T2Ia: Z. 1913: F. S5.77l5 a.. 50:
g. 81 -S2t5 675. s.: H. $3.50: l. S6.15: K Sc 70:
". S7.l5: y. ST20; VIC. 745: WV. s7.55.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-13

TO arrival for barley to the United Kingdom.
with the usual continental options. at 25s.
The British steamer Strathnairn. at RedOndo
Beach. Is under charter for lumber from Puget
sound 20 Port Pirie, having been engaged prior %
arrival.
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Tonnage engagements
The French bark Mezley, which arrived here
from Sunderland Saturday, chartered prior
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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 2723-
CLOUGH & BRODIE. Auctioneers.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

Indicates a rising river. Indicates fan
ing river. n. r. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster.
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London Metal Market
NnvnI stores-Turpentine and Rosil

LVIENIVH
LONDON. Dec. 12-Bar gold, as 9Jkd;
American eagles. rcd
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r AT AUCTION 81

WEDNESDAY December Il II a. m Sc
head OF large. all purpose horses and mares. also
W gOns buggies and harness All must and will
be sold: no reserve. 565 4th ST. Oakland
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

SACRAMENTO. Dec 12-Ooservations taken
at Z a. m. Pacific time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
Arizona.

Several companies have been formed
to exploit oil fields near Swansea.
1t is reported from Prescott that the
Bugler group Of mines on Cherry creek
has been said to Milwaukee parties
who will install new equipment and In
augurate vigorous policy of develop
ment.
Two hundred and fifty employees OF
the Ray Consolidated walked out on
account OF the order OF the company
that the working day would be in
creased from nine to nine apd one
half hours.
The Mascot company, operating in
Dragon district, reports a strike Of ma.
tive copper.
The Inspiration Copper Company.
Globe district, has 200 men at work
and is blocking out ore on the fourth
and tunnel levels. Considerable ex'
ploration work is also being done.
petroleum Reserve No. 1 is the des.
ignation Of a large tract which has
Just been withdrawn from entry north
Of the Colorado river in northwestern
Mohave county. 1t comprises 260.00l
acres.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
EPIDEMIC OF ITCH IN WELSH
VILLAGE

I'm Dowlais. South Wales. about nf-
teen years ago. families were strick-
en- Wholesale BY . disease known ~
the itch. Believe me. II 10 the most
terrible disease Of its kind that
know Of. ~ It itches all through your
body and makes your life an inferno.
Sleep II out of the question and you
feel ~ II q million mosquitoes were
attacking you at the same time. I
knew . dozen families that were 10
affected.
THE doctors did their best. but
their remedies were Of no avail what
ever. Then the families tried drug
gist who was noted far and wide for
his remarkable cures. People came
to him from all parts Of the country
for treatment. but his medicine made
matters still worse. ~ Q last resort
they wore advised by . friend to uss
the Cuticura Remedies. am glad to
tell you that after . few days treat
ment with Cuticura Soap. Ointment
and Resolvent. the effect was wonder
full and the result was . perfect cure
In all cases.
II may add that my three brothefs.
three sisters. myself and all our fam
lilies have been users Of the Cuticura
Remedies for fifteen years. Thomas
Hugh. 1850 West Hurua 81, ChicaeN
Ill, June 70. 1909"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
New Min. pumping Method.

Leadville.-With a compressed air
pump. conected up with electric power
from the Central Colorado Power COM
pany, the HELENA mine. in Empire
gulch. is being unwatered by process
novel In Colorado. but successfully
tried out on the Pacific coast. notably
at several points in Utah and at the
celebrated Ward mine on the Com
stock lode. The HELENA shaft is 300
feed deep. and the water filled 1t with
in 80 feet of the collar. Already the
water has been lowered $50 feet and
two levels are now dry.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04

pleted will BE- the most magnificent
Catholic cathedral In all America. No
house Of worship will surpass it. un-
less 1t be the Cathedral OF st. John
the Divine in New York. which IL b.
ing erected by the Episcopalians.
The beginning of this cathedral was
In the mind Of Archbishop Ireland on
the evening of Holy Thursday. March
81. 1904. The next day be Impaired
his idea to some OF bis influential
friends. and on April .. following. the
site was purchased at q cost of $751;
900.
Since then Archbishop ireland has
worked continuously for the culminA-
ton Of his plans. In response to his
requests for money. persons in his do
cese have subscribed $1.672.39 OF
this sum 3415. .209.10 has been paid In.
Ground for the cathedral was broken
In 1906. and the corner stone was laid
juno 2. 1907. The foundations are
completed and material IL arriving for
the walls.
Four years have been spent in
making the foundations for the build
ing. and they are calculated to be OF
sufncient strength and durability to
last 10000 years.
The cathedral itself will be built In
the form Of . cross. surmounted by .
dome and nanked BY towers. It will
BE- 27l feet long. 314 feet wide. and the
distance from the ground to the top OF
the cross which will rise over the top
most pinnacle will be $50 feet. The
great dome will be 1z0 feet wide. the
height Of the facade 1870 seet. and the
height Of the towers $50 feet. The
building will be constructed Of Mime
sofa wnNe granite and will be Roman
in architecture. II 10 planned to have
It finished in three or four years. but
the architect says that 80 years from
now men will still be engaged in put
ting on the finishing touches" When
completed It will seat 3.400 persons.
There will be IL chapels on the
main floor. Close estimates Of it,
cost and furnishing bring the figures
to approximately e3.000.O00. Arch
bishop Ireland. through his own In
fiuence. expects to obtain this sum be-
fore he ceases.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
HIS WELCOME FOR PRoDIaAL
ossdtnos - Recorded In the
Scriptures.

Judge Ben b. Lindsey Of the famous
Denver Juvenile court said In the
course Of . recent address In char
ity: 4,
TOO many Of N are inclined ~
think that. one misstep made. the boy
10 gone for good. Too many Of ~ are
like the cowboy.
IAN itinerant preacher preached TO
. cowboy audience On the 'Prodigal
Son. He described the foolish prodi-
gals extravasance and dissipation: he
described his penury and his husk-
eating with tho swine In the sty: he
described his return. his fathers low
ing welcome. tho rejoicing. and the
preparation Of the fatted calf.
THE preacher in his discourse no
ticed . cowboy staring At him very
hard. He thought he had mads'a con-
vert, and addressing the cowboy pes>
sonally. he said from the pulpit:
my dear friend. what would you
have done II you had had = prodigal
son returning home like that?'
"'Me!' said the cowboy. promptly
and nercely. I'd have shot the boy
and raised tho calf.'"-Dstroit Free
Press.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
Wyoming.

The Grand Encampment Herald re-
ports that J. T. Leighton has made an
important god lstrike in his Pennsyl-
vania group. the vein being eight feet
wide and the ore tellurium Of appar-
emily high grade.
The Valley View vein. says the Raw
Inns Journal, is reported by miner of
twenty years experience to be the
biggest he ha sever seen. Mr.. Hag-
garty. the manager, is sinking on the
vein with a force of men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
New Mexico.

The Socorro mines. Mongollon dis
trict. is sacking considerable ore tina;
assays $4,000 q ton.
The mill OF the Ernestine company.
Mogollon district. has resumed opera
tions after three-weeks shutdown
for repairs.
w. E. Hittson has discovered In the
hills near Folsom what experienced
miners declare is gold ore. Samples
have been sent to the assayers.
A ninety-day option has been Civ.
en- the owners Of the Rio Tinto COP
per mines OF Mexico on the Savanna
copper properties at Pinos Altos.
J. w. Bibee OF Silver City has bond
ed and leased about 900 acres Of por-
phry copper ground in the Burro
mountains, near Whitewater. The
ground includes many claims Of DIFF
ferent owners.
improvements the American Explo-
ration and Mining Company is max
ing in Steeplerock district, Grant
county. include a steel gallows frame.
3OO-ton steel ore bin, hoisting engine
and compressors. ten-stamp mill
and double-compartment shaft.
which is now down 100 feet.