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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
bearing date the 18TH day of Ayr J.,
1908, executed by Patrick Coles 10
The undersigned Trustee. 10 secure
VIM. r. Ross and c. T. Ross in the
payment of Six Hundred (s6O0.OO)
Dollars as evidenced by NV w.
notes of $4,000 each. which said
trust deed OF records in the mice
OF the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Mercer County. West Vire MIA. In
jru- Deed Book Y, page Is. and
default having been made in the
payment of said notes as agreed in
said deed or trust and having been
requested so to 90 by the said WIN.
i. and G. r. Ross, the understand
Trustee viii Offer FOR sale by WA Of
public ant on to the highest bidder
u1oa ,ha promises. On the
12fH DAY or MARCH. 1910
~ O'Clock, p. M on The said lay.
be following described real estate
lying and being IN the City OF Blue
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BEGINNING at point n. 1O de-
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Th ltn day Of February 1910
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THE BIG QUESTIONS.

The attention 0: those VINO feel
called uPon to help their fe Iowmen
and VINO hold O commission to cor
rect he habits of the world and 10
improve the conditions OF human
Life, is re pec,uuy but urgently ca J.
81 10 the following facts
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Most OF those who have it can not
help themselves Science has found
the way to euro most cases and to
prevent thu spread OF tine disease.
Is lheTe anything that ought to stir
the depths OF slum5eriIg agitation
6-rms more than the danger AID the
suffering at.ealen, upon this dis
eo 2?
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TIL iiN day OK February. 1910
one week 2-IG-1.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The market
for standard copper on the New York
metal exchange was firm in sympathy
with a London market, with spot and
all deliveries up to the end of April
closing at $13,371a a@13621a.
The London market was steady with
spot quoted at SCI 12s Cd and futures
at e62 los. Local dealers quote lake
copper at $13.75@1400; electrlytic at
13.50@13.75, and casting al $1325@13.50.
Exports of copper, according to custom
house returns today, were 347 tons,
making a total of 31S7 so far this
month.
Arrivals at this port were about $40
tons. Tin was steady, with spot
quoted at $32.S5@33.00; January, $32 rs
@32.S5; February, $3285@330O; and
March, $50. 90D3300.
The London market was lower, with
spot closing at G149 rs Cd and futures
at 915O los.
Lead was quiet, with spot quoted at
$467h04.721s New York, and $4.65 East
st. Louis delivery.
The London market was higher at
913 les Sd.
Spelter was easy, with spot quoted
at $6.10@6.25 New York, and $600@
607a East st. Louis. The London
market was unchanged at e23 IS Sd.
The English iron market was higher
with Cleveland warrants closing at SIS
712d. No change was reported locally
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
NEW COMPANY
AT COALiNGA
CONCERN WILL OPERATE ON
SECTION 2
JEFFERSON WELL NO. / BEGINS
TO FLOW
De Luxe Experiences Trouble-Es-
peranza Reaches 25oo Feet-Little
Jumbo Is Chrstened with
Wine

COALINGA, Jan. 10.-The Coalinga
Roadway Oil is the name of a new
company that is being formed to oper-
ate on the east half of the southeast
quarter of 2, 21-14, just west of the
Coalinga Crystal Oil property. The
company is being promoted by W. H.
Kerr and Gill S. Bosch, both well
known Coalinga men. 1t is capitalized
for $3.50, 900, par value 81, and has al
ready sold $4,000 shares.
The Coalinga Blue Moon Oil company
6, 21-15, is rigging up its well No. 2
jefferson Oil company, 6, Ellis, has
it's well No. / flowing, 1t is erratic in
its flow. but is probably good for bet
ter than $50 barrels a day. Well No.
9 has been cemented off and will be
drilled in as soon as the cement is given
time to harden.
F. H. Hamlin, local secretary Of the
DE Luxe Oil company, g. 2I-15, says
its well No. / is giving some trouble
with the sand, but they manage to
keep it on the pump most of the time,
and when pumping it is good for about
200 barrels a day. No. 2 is down $50
feet in 16-inch stovepipe casing.
EsperanZa Land and Oil company,
80, Pills, has it's well No. 1 down 2500
feet. Drillers have been through some
sand from time to time, but none in
paying quantities as yet.
Pulls Inner Casing
Turner Oil company, 2, 20-15, has
pulled its inner casing and is now drill
ing ahead in its wells Nos. l and 2.
Coalinga Mohawk Oil company, IL
20-15, has cemented it's we'll No. l and
is going down for a deeper sand that
underlies the one they were producing
from.
w. NJ and NJ. OIL company, 81. 1915.
has erected it's derrick for a we'll
which will probably be called No. l
near the northeast corner of it's prop
erty.
Empire Oil company 80. 1915. is
tubing its well No. l and will have it
ON the beam within the next few days.
New San Francisco Crude Oil COM
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
CHILEAN MILLS WORK
WELL AT GOLDFIELD

GOLDFIELD, Jan. 10-The Console
dated mill is now running smoothly un-
der its increase of capacity from $50 to
$50 or 800 tons daily, since the installa-
ton of the six Chilean mills.
This opens a new or larger earning
power for the Consolidated property.
without straining the capacity of the
big plant or making undue demands on
the ore reserves now in sight in the
mines. In fact, the increased capacity
of the mill was made necessary by the
rapid increase in the ore reserves that
are constantly being opened by devel-
opment work. Without enlarging the
mill, there would have been stagnation
in the normal development and output
of the property.
Taklng the normal output of the mill
under former conditions at 500. 900 a
month, there is reason to believe that
In future the output will be increased
from 20 to 80 per cent to be added to the
gross earnings of the Consolidated com
pany.
There is no question as to a most lib
eral tonnage of ore being blocked out
IN the mines to supply the mill for
many months to come, and the deyeloD-
ment should continue to add to the Wis
lole ore reserves, regardless of the large
extraction for the mill
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
STANDARD OIL GETS
RAILROAD CONTRACT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1o.-The
Standard has landed the Western Pa
cific contract at 80 cents a barrel.
The amount is 1000 barrels a day.
This deal has been pending for
many months. The railroad officials
could not make up their minds to
sign and have repeatedly asked for
bids. At each subsequent proposal the
Standard, Associated and Independents
bid higher, and it appeared evident to
the company that unless it closed a
contract at once it would be compelled
to pay still more for its fuel. The
steady advancement in price has cost
the Western Pacific several hundred
dollars a day by reason of its action
in delaying the matter of entering into
a contract.
While the Standards bid was 30
cents, those of the Associated and IN
dependents We're 81, it is understood
Besides this the oil to be turned over
by the Standard will be chiefly still
bottoms from its refinery at Richmond,
which are low in steam creating ca
paCitV,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
News OF the Mines and Oil Fields

pany has completed its well No at a
depth of 1875 feet in its six-inch casing.
1t is on the pump and is good for
about 200 barrels a day of 19 gravity OH,
Little Jumbo Oil company spudded
in at noon today. The well was chris
tened by the breaking of a bottle OF
champagne over the TOOLS d. A. stokes
is the general manager of the company.
California Oil and Gas company has
erected it's derrick for its well NO. D
on the south side of its property on
6, 21-15.
Nears Completion
Shawmut Oil company's well No. 8,
in the southeast corner of its property,
is. nearing completion.
Camwell Oil company, %, 1915, has
cemented off its we'll No. and is now
waiting for it to harden, when the well
will be drilled through the sands.
The Gold Tip Oil company, 2, 20-14,
is down $50 feet in its 121a-in casing.
Drillers are now in brown shale.
Sierra Madre Oil company, 2, 20-14, is
making it's grade for its well No. 1.
Ophia Oil company, IA, 20-14 has it's
derrick up for its well No. 3.
The Pilot Oil company, IL, 20-14, has
erected its derrick for it's well No. s,
in the southeast corner of It's property.
The small pumps are going out to
II, 20-15 for the Associated Pipe Lines
company, and Manager Johnson ex-
poets to have steam up within ten DAYS.
Several carloads of pipe are in the local
yards for the line from Coalinga to
McKtttrick, and lumber is being un-
loaded at Huron for the cottages for
It's stations along the line.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
LUNING CLAIMS SHOW
INCREASE IN VALUES
AS DEPTH CONTINUES

In n report of the manager to the
stockholders of the Luning Gold Mines
syndicate, submitted at the recent di-
rectors' meeting in Los Angeles, it is
said work on the Nevada claims has
been most encouraging. Assessment
work has been done on the Proof of
Labor claim and the claim recorded. OF
the older claims, namely Luzon, Con-
hector, West End. Nogales, Todd and
Abe Lincoln, the management reports
most favorably. The last three claims
returned from samples, Dec. 90, as fol-
lows:
Abe Lincoln, new ledge, top of hill
S1.O6; Abe Lincoln, near old works,
$5S.71 Todd, iron ledge in gulch, Sl1.IS;
NOgales. new incline, S50.Oi.
Ten days later another set of assays
was made Of samples from the several
claims at additional depth, giving evil
dence of increase in values. These as
says are listed as follows:
Abe Lincoln, new ledge, top of hill,
$50: Abe Lincoln, near old works,
SI55.2O; Todd. $40; Nogales, new in
cline SI15.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
TAKES NEVADA
CITY PROPERTY
MRS. HEARST'S NEPHEW HAS
LEASED IRELAN GROUP
BOND REQUIRES PAYMENT OF
100000
Three Rich Claims Through Transac-
ton Are Released from Litga-
tion - Surface Workings
Have Returned 100000

NEVADA CITY, Jan. 1O.-Fred
Clark, nephew Of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst,
and who is operating the Twin Sisters
mine at Snow Point, has secured a
bond on the William Irelan, jr., group
of claims on Minnesota Ridge, not far
ing the bond Mr. Clark made a sub
stantial cash payment and it is un-
derstood that the price of the mines
under the bond is something like $780,
900, requiring a liberal cash payment
every three months.
The Irelan group consists of three
claims. which have been tied up for
years on account of litigation. They
are owned by William Irelan, jr., once
state mineralogist. Mr.. Clark has ap-
pointed George Hegarty of this city
as manager of the property, he also
being manager of the Twin Sisters
mine. AS soon as weather conditions
will allow, Mr.. Hegarty will begin
extensive operations on the Irelan.
None of the claims have been worked
to any depth, but something like $780,,
900 has been recovered from the sur
tace operations. Inere are several
ledges running through the three hold
ings, one of which is exposed in an
S00-foot tunnel, while there is a cross
cut tunnel that will tap another by ex-
tending it ahead. 1t is proposed to
drive both tunnels, besides doing other
work.
Mr.. Clark feels he has secured
most favorable piece of property in
the Irelan, while Mr.. Hegarty says he
believes the claims the most promis-
ing in southern Sierra county. Sew
eral have been trying to bond the
claims, but have never succeeded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
WORLDS GOLD AND SILVER

The worlds production of gold and
silver for the calendar year 1908 is es-
timated by the bureau of the mint to
have been: Gold, 21,3784S0 fine ounces,
of the value of SAL ,932, 200; silver. 203,-
1S6,37O fine ounces, of the commercial
value of $10S, ,6S4 400.
AS compared with 1907 there was an
increase in the gold product of $Sl-
376, 600, and in silver an increase of
IS 992 800 fine ounces. The greatest in
crease in the product of gold in any
country in the world, as compared
with the figures of 1907, was in At
rica, which increased from $151 699, 500
in 1907 to $166. $40, 500 in 1908, or an in
crease of S14, ,S2O 900. The increase in
the product of gold in the United
States in 1908 was $4124,9OO. MeXicos
increased product of gold for 1908 was
49, $50, 100
The coinage of gold in the world in
1908 amounted to $S27, ,01S. 200 and of
silver to $194,693000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
EXPECT WAGE CONTEST

INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 10.-Mine own
ers throughout Indiana are looking to
the coming convention of the United
Mine Workers of America as certain to
inaugurate a contest over the wage
scale. The convention will open here
January IS. The operators have been
with each other and with
operators of other states by letter and
have practically determined to present
a solid front of opposition to the con-
demand for /. wage increase.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
WILL WORK ALL DEPARTMENT.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Jan. 1O.-An-
nouncement is made from the camp of
the Arizona Copper-Gold Mines COM
pany on Cherry creek that within a
few days all departments of that en-
terprise will be in steady operation.
The main shaft will be driven to the
1OOO-foot level, and the intervening
ground explored, from which it is ex-
pected an abundance of ore will be
available in addition to that held in
reserve to keep the mill continuously
at work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
RICH STRIKE REPORTED
IN M0CTEZUMA DISTRICT

DOUGLAS, Jan. 10.--C. H. Jones, the
well known operator of the Monte Car
10 min in Sonora, brings news of re-
ported rich strike made by two pros
pectors in the Nacori Chico section of
the MoCtezuma district.
The scene of the discovery is well
within the Sierra Madre mountains
three or four days ride from Mocte-
yuma. According to stories told by the
prospectors, a well defined lead was
discovered, and the assays made for
them gave returns of from few ounces
in gold and silver to 500 ounces silver
and good gold values.
The discoveries as reported have
caused great interest among mining
men, and it is probable there will be
quite a rush over the mountains to Ma
cori Chico. Thus far since the discov-
cries twelve announcements have been
made in the vicinity, and many more
announcements may be expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
NEW YORK C0ALINGA
STORES 5000 BARRELS

1t is estimated the New York Coalinga
has 5000 barrels of oil on hand for the
pipe line when connections are made
today. The company has just installed
new Fairbanks Morse pump on the
property, to dicolace the pump owned
by the Associated.
The Amy well of the Coalinga Alad-
din has been brought back into shape as
a producer. This we'll is located at one
corner of the property, the Silver Tip
at another corner, and the two Lucille
wells at the two other corners, and ad-
vices from Coalinga are that the Amy
is expected to develop within the next
few days into one of the star wells of
the section.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
CALIFORNIA MIDWAY
DISCOVERS MORE GAS

The California Midway Oil company.
operating in section 80, 3l-23, Midway,
has ordered a pressure pump sent to
the property today. The superinten-
dent telephoned yesterday that we'll
No. had reached a depth of 267O feet
in brown shale formation and was car
rying more gas than ever. The gas
pressure has become so great as to
necessitate the installation of the pres
sure pump at once. The casing being
used is 415-inch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
DOHENY AND CANFIELD
INCORPORATE COMPANY
FOR C0ALINGA FIELDS

FRESNO, Jan. 10.-Articles of incor-
poration have been filed with the county
clerk in this city by the American Oil
fields company, which is capitalized for
$25 ,OOO, 900. OF this sum 500 has been
subscribed. The directors of the COM
pany are the following Los Angeles
men; Il. l.. DOheny, G. A. Garfield, j. G.
Anderson, r. A. ODoDnell. j. NJ. Dan
ziger, Norman Bridge and A. McCray.
Ii Is understood the corporation will
consolidate interests In control OF thou
sands Of acres in the CoaIInga oil fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
FALLS DEAD SINGING

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 10.-W. H.
Williams 81 years old, a prominent
church worker in this city, fell dead of
heart disease at the morning services
in the Central Presbyterian church
yesterday while singing the doxology.
Rev Harry Noble Wilson stilled the
confusion, offered prayer and dismissed
the services.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
PUBLIC CONTROLS OFFICE

SUMMIT, N. j.. Jan. 10.-The new
mayor OF Summit, George Vreeland,
who was swept into office on a new
years reform wave, plans to get every
body's advice on how to run his office.
He has announced that there will be
public conferences of the city council
and the people each month. at which
criticism and suggestions will be in
vited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
BULLFROG
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
OTHER DISTRICTS
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
Special service TO The Herald by j. c. VIII.
5on, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.

BOSTON, Jan. 10.-Lake was the feature in
the local market today. Continued accumula-
ton of GirouX is going on. and the stock
advanced fractionally. In North Butte the
buying was small and the selling orders We're
very hard TO execute except at severe declines.
The remainder of the list was quiet and
showed little change The Copper Producers
report shows a decrease of 10000 900 pounds.
This is very bullish on the metal, and it is
predicted that the January and February re-
ports will be even better.
December copper production, III, ,S2S, ,655
pounds, decrease of S,7S9,7 ia compared with
November.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-COpper, firm; @
z, standard spot to March, SI3.37h g
q @1362A. Lead, S4.67H@4.7s1s. Silver, {:
6, 52"c. g
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
SEASONS COTTON CROP
FALLS BELOW AVERAGE
Texas Leads in Output-Three Million
Bales Less Than Year
Previous

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The report
of the census bureau issued today
shows that 9646,2S5 bales of cotton
counting round bales as half bales)
were ginned from the growth of 1909 to
January /, 1910, as compared with 49,
465, ,29S bales for the crop of 1908; 9,951,-
sos for the crop of 1907 and 11,741,o39 for
the crop of 1906.
The portion for the last three crops
ginned to January l is 95.3 per cent for
the crop Of 1908, 80 for 1907'and 90.4 for
1906.
The number of round bales included
this year is 144,S47, compared with $780,
572 last year and 1884 for the season
of 1907-0S.
Sea Island this year aggregated 49,
499, last year S6,52S and 73,425 for
1907-0S.
The number of bales of cotton, count
ing round bales as half bales and ex-
cluding, linters for the crop of 1909 to
January 1, by states and compared
with the report of 1909 follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11

Mass COP =. 81 Wolverine ..1lS $50
Mayfower So 125 lWyandot 80 "a
Mex Con ... Az 81
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
SALT LAKE MINES

specIaI service to The Herald by J. c.
wilson. 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
member stock and Bond exchange OF san
Francisco and eastern exchanges
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK, jan s.-Following were the

Special service to The Herald by j. c. Will
son 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11

Don't simply allow II 10 die-that plan OF
yours. Find little capital through adveTtiH'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
BOSTON CURB
BOSTON. Jan. S,-Following were the clos

Special service to The Herald by j. C. VIII
son 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch TO The Heralu by L. A.
Crisler e Co, members Los Angeles Stock
exchange, 2OG-2O1 l. W. Hellman building. Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 10-An undercurrent
of strength permeated the market for mining
shares on Bush street today. Consolidated was
in good demand on the New York curb ana
the price advan- d 10 points on the local eX-
change. Florence was strong with S2. bid, a
gain Of points Fraction and Jumbo EXten-
sion remained unchanged.
There was a general softening of prices in
the Tonopah division; $3.50 the best bid
for Tonopah Mining, Belmont was off points
and Montana !.
Following are the closing quotations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11

The Angels grill has excellent serv-
ice and better food. Fourth and SnrinR.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
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