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son took So fish, and all of the others
did well using flies. The creek was
swarming with fish too small to be
taken, but larger ones were found be-
tween the county bridge and the mouth
of the lagoon
The Purissima creek was fully as
popular as the San Gregorio. On the
Purissfma were w. Dunbar and wife.
c. E. Bass. Charles Lassig. E. Rose and
wife. H. Hildebrandt. A E. Guenzel. j.
Zahn. Frank and George Rudolph.
George Rudolph Jr., Tom Graham. c.
Nichols. ]. Phillips. w. Lemmer and
wife. Charles Breidenstein, George Hall
and Bob Tucker
Charles Breidenstein has been stock
ing all of the streams in San MateO
county with fry for the Ocean Shore
railroad company and is preparing to
plant an additional $4,000 rainbow in
the Purissima.
Black and striped bass fishermen
were out in force over the holidays.
and while many anglers for the jet
colored fish Jared well. there were not
many linear marked trophies exhibited.
Hugh Copeland and Doctor Wills
took a great many black bass near
Tracy. the largest weighing 4L pounds.
715 FOUNDER was taken from Pros
pect slough by a party out in Jack Ell
llOIJ IdlLnCn. IR1S is the largest or
that species taken from California
waters for some timee The bass are
said to be taking the fly in several
places.
Charles Daiss, G. F. Doris. W. Vile
gras and r. Degan were at a spot in
the San Joaquin valley seldom visited
by anglers. They teamed out from
So1edad to what is known as Abbott's
lake, which was planted with black
bass II years ago The Daiss party
gathered 40 of them and took some nice
steelhead trout from the Rio Secco be-
sides.
Herman Griff wrote Charles Fl. Kew
ell that 80 striped bass were taken be-
tween two boats at San Pablo on
Thursday. Grin took seven on the
same day.
There were several fishermen on the
San Antoine slough last Sunday and
Monday, among them being Charles H.
and Fred W. Kewell, Charles Holly
wood. Hugh Draper. Jack Bliss and
Louis Arnmecht.
Arnmecht took three bass Sunday.
but no one in the party got more than
a strike the following day.
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Eastern Livestoek Market


tlf AGO. July 3.-Cattle-Re Receipts. esti
-a.ed at 200 head: market steady. Beeves
f'-'-.'ni SsA- Texas steers 81 35sIe.65: western
ceis- S3-Z-i0a -. stockprs aud feeders IS. 75d
lt' COWS and heifers. 2.S5n6.90; calves. 500
iots Receipts. estimated ~ 1000 head mar
"a Zoe up- Iizht S9.l0@935: mixed IS 81
.-,' =: heavy. SS.5aM9.l0: rough. $. zoo 50;
S' o. choice heavy s.. S069 10: pigs 50 100
-; bulk Of snlpS. S. .9Od9 Is
Nteep-keceipis. estimated ~ 1000 head:
ssaTket steady. Native. 81 s56z = .65: western.
s--e9@ go; rearines. s. 75d 3 60: lambs ma
Nfe- fa-f94 =; western. 81 980T-90
KANSAS CITY
~ - sAs .IIf July Cattle Receipts. POO
.e,-, marSei steady Native steers 81 ga !. Is:
nal-fF cf,Ws aud heifers. 81 $50 %: sts,cko-s
ane leoieIs S375d5.50: ilulls 81 25d & -:
otN'e' Ha-t'Me-25 western steers 81 756y Z 80.
western cows s.. .a5r55 IA F''es ~
lloss- -ifferilHs. 1000 head: market 50loc
s"MtIs B4iK of sales. IS SOFA. heavy IS 750I
S...'; paekeFs and butchers s. S0Ga: liasbf $40
z tH9-it, pigs s. l0ds '7N'' ~7,'0
an.eel'-teee.pts- 1000 head: market steady
nlllions, 500; lambs. s701S -. red peti,ers
- s'stlihss, S3,25e1 80. fed western ewes
SOUTH OMAHA
tdAtiA- Juiy 9--Cnftle- Recoinfs .,oa b..s,a.
in"tAet utfnanece. Native steers 81 -5S,S. cerrs
ana heif 'iS S3.-5flH. western steers sscsl,-
COWS aho heifens. s. 55eI5: Gamers. 81 15e,s ~,
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General Merchandise
Bsgs-Grain bags. 5% d5%c. June-July deliv.
cry; San Quentin bags. 5lzc; wool bags. 27e for
81 lb and Bic for 10: fleece twine, sc per ID
ton. Wellington. Sc: New wellington. Sc; Coos
bay. 81. Australian house Richmond, etc. SO;
Pelaw Main. So; stanford Richmond, SO; Cum
be-lsnd. SIS in bulk and SI6.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite, Sl5; coke, SIG per ton IN bulk and
Sl7 in sacks.
On-ouotations are for barrels Linseed. 90c
per gallon for boiled and ssc for rsw: cases, SC
more castor oil in cases, No. l, flc; Baker s
AA S1.17M1l9: China nut cases. 60MfOe per
gar- c0coanut oil in barrels 15Gt fS12c for XXX.
T2i5 a T6c for no. 1 and T00 T3 1kc for No 2, ac-
-cording 10 quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. soc: natural winter sperm oil. Soc; natural
whale oil sc: extra winter strained lard oil 81
pure neatsfOOt Oil Toe; No neatsoot oil, 60c:
herring oil. 40e; salmon oil, 35e; boiled fish OIL
coal OH. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
bbls OF drums. 9l5c: 150 deg. oil. iron bbls or
drums lie; special do, II be, pearl oil. in cases.
1850; astral let2ef star. l6tzc, extra star.
lG9c: Elaine. 26hc; eocene I9l5e: red crown
and motor gasoline. in bulk l6c. in cases 23e:
engine cistiAate, IN drums 715c. cases 7c more;
So deg. gasoline. in bulk 30c, in cases 81 &c:
varnish makers and painters, naphths, in bulk
Turpentue-S7c per gallon in cases and soc
iu bulk. drums and ir0u bbls-
Resin per b6i 1f 2so l6sl-E. $50; F. 81 80;
Red aud White Lead-Red. sk@se; white,
.cl2 Ie3zc per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Inc Western sugar refining company quotes as
4oLcws, terms net cash: Standard hne granu-
.ilEN p-NF'cf NianQEf0 course Cranulated. .63c
Lrut grRnuated, 5.63c; cut loaf. in barrels only.
i-eac' II. a z. crystal dominos. ) 10 cartons in
eases s-o5c; do, in 2 10 cartons in cases. 9I5c;
monarch bar &c; tablets, in half barrels, 6I5e;
Go ln boxes, 6.40c- cubes and 4 crushed, 590c:
monarch powdered. BIC; xxx. powdered,
5l5c; candy granulated. 5.T5c: confectioners' A
1-6oct cunfectoners' crystals. 5-75c; extra fine
sranulated, 5-45c; magnolia 4. 5.25c; extra C.
2-l9c; golden C, Bose; D. 4.95e. Barrels and SO
ib bags l0c, half barrels 25c. boxes soc more
per loo lbs than for bags OF loo lbs net. Bar
IN IS and 30 10 tins Sl.70 more. in and 10 Ii
TINS S2S5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
nsly quotes as follows: Granulated basis. 5.65c;
Hlgrade' bar, &c; powdered, 575c; A crushed.
5-90c; berry. 5.65c: c &, H. extra fne dry gran
ulated, 5.65c; coarse dry granulated 5.s5c; con-
fectioners A, Soc; coufectioners' crystal 5 75c
cubes, 5.s0c; bricks. 5.90c; extra fine dry granu-
-ated tl00 ib bags Onlyl. 5.45c; excelsior A,
. .-c; extra c. 5.15c; golden c. 5o5e; yellow D.
s-s5cs cut loaf. IN barrels only, 65c; H & z.
crystal domin0s. lb cartons in cases S65c: do
Z ID cartons IN cases, 9.l5c. Additional per 100
lbs; In barrels and 80 10 bags 10c more; half
barrels, 26c more, boxes. soc more for all grades
Bsr En- . and 80 ID tins 81 70 more; in 10 ID
tns, $50 more. Minimum order. carload
we-Ght.
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The lumber Trade

The Pioneer Western Lumberman SAYS. Re
ports from the fr mill districts show the plants
very active eastern and Orfshore business The
coastWlse trade Is the only enc that is not IN
10 the proper status. Some of the mills are
HuKlous for coastwise orders. while prices are
moderate with little II any demand The yards
seen 10 feel that they do not lumber at any old
price. They are standing pat The interior busi-
ness might be much better. The mills are loaded
10 the EanWways with 0fshOre orders at good
prices, ranging about S14 Eastern prices range
ste8dy AT fairly remunerative Bange Deliveries
IN san Francisco continue normal for this month,
out The yards are not moving much as they
would like 70 handle these days when money IS
50 light There is lots Of room for improvement
in the Or situation
There is g fairly good local call for rough
ana rough clear redwood with prices lust a tride
unsteady and ruling from 50 to $40 of list on
rough ana SO 10 SS Of list on clears. The vari-
ance IN the prices rests with the mills which
need or do not need funds FOL operation. The
south Is not calling for any larger percentage of
redWood than Tor some months past.',
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK July 9-Hutton's wire sars.
Oor unuauon u wet weather east Of the Missis-
elppi river Is holding firm cotton market but
the trading element is simply watching and NOT
paFucipaung. 1t is TOO early to figure in s1v
crop calamity. and prices have anticipated more
than is In evidence.
Local showers yesterday in South Atlantic
and gulf states. probably Continuing TODAY and
tomorrow. consumers are showing much uneasi-
ness over present unfavorable prospects and nm
less an early Improvement is forthcoming a Wild
scramble for supplies and protection through the
med um oi the worlds future markets NAV he
eNnegted. North and central Texas need rain
for 4ltton but east Of Texas has had too much
a -failment Of the week of goods OF IN SORTS
in Fsi River amount 10 fully 300 900 pieces
iearing production for the week Of 10 O00
pieces. The curts ilment Of goods of print cloth
yarns construction amounted to about go 600
pieces"
Spot cotton closed quiet points higher Mid
ng uplands j.. 4Jc: midding gulf l. 70c No
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New York Prndnce

NEW YORK. July e--Hops-Essy. state rom.
mon TO choice, 1909, 2l@23c; 1905. nominal; Pa
Hides-Easy; Central America. 2I55 @22c; Bo-
gotta, 21022c.
PetrOleum-Stesdy; refined New York. barrels.
Doc refined New York bulk. 4.15c: Philadel-
phla- barrels. 7-65c: Philadelphia bulk. 4I5c.
Nool-Quiet; domestic fleece 32d33c
sugar. Raw, firm; Muscovado. SO test 3 S3c:
centrifugal. 90 test. 4.33c; molasses sugar 81
test; S.9se; refined. steady; cutoaf 5.e5c;
oered- 5-25c; granulated. 5.15e: diamond 4
5-l5c; confectiOners' A. z.95c: No L I 90c- No
= 4-S5c; No 3, 4-s0c; No. 4, 4T5c; No 3, 4.7oc:
No. 6, 4.65c; No. :. 46Oc: No. s. z55c: No a
z-5Oc No. 10. 4.45c: No. II. 4 4Oc; No. - &c,
No; -. 4-30c; No. Il. 4.3Oc.
0ofee-Futures closed steady at net gain nj
80 s,a points Sales were reported Of - $50 bags
Closing blds-July. q. S5c: August 6 aOr. Senteno.
Der 6-9oc; October. 95c: November ana necem.
Der, &C; January, TOsc; February. 705c: March
-i-pbcs April. 4-Ofc; May. 7.6Sc: June Z ooc
.brazlllan exchange on London 1-32d higher AT
70 I'd Receipts Al the two Brazilian ports "a :
Vy bags against 1900 last year New York
Werehouse dell Teries yesterday. Il $40 bags
spot steady; Rio. No. :, : 7-I6c: Santos No 4
Bufter-Stesdy, unchanged
. none. eAPOts'
Esgs-steady: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
DRIED FRUITS
hraporated Apples-Quiet and steady Spot
p fancy. les4 q u 3ac, choice. 81 G9c: prime IA
ize; common 10 fancy, 6de%c.
llihes iru, 3M914c for CALIFORNIA; uD 10
80 sos and z 4 d91sc for Oregons
Aurcots and steady. Choice aA0
i9,3c' extra choice, 1913 Glle; fancy. IOa. a
Peaehes-Quiet and easy Choice. sH 0ss,c.
extra choice. I07I2c; fancy, ~ 677I5c
haisins-Dul. unchanged. Loose muscatels az
HEf4c. choice % fancy seeded. ~. G6atc: seed.
less' "a @4ize; London layers, 81 l.20@L25
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES July 9-The egg marke,
was hrm today Receipts were nearly 2G(
as ana the supply was promptly absorbed
Butter aud cheese were steady Potatoes ar
y demand. Receipts Of produce were: Eggs
~ eases. butter. 32.2le pounds; cheese Ieo
pounds. potatoes $50 sacks
Cleese--N Northern fresh 17c: eastern twins
u eastern cheddars. zoe: eastern Ioaghorn
Aec- eastern daisy 20c: swiss i-unorfc5 90s.
sW i~s domestic. - a 26c %
,, Butter-C rea merry extra, 3ll5c lb; irsts. SOC
Lggs-Locai ranch candled frsts. sc: case
count. 2sc; eastern fresh. 2Sc: storage extras
Beans fper ctlD-No. ] pink. 81 25a7 20. No
] llma, s.; Lady Washington 81 -: do small
Nnte 50; blackeye, $3.50; garvanzas. s.: len.
Potatoes lper ctD-Idaho. SIPS: new pota.
toes, 81 Si-ioML25 per cu IS. 900 50 per lug
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was the best any of them could do or
Sunday.
W. L. Gerstle left for the Fly Cast
ing club lodge on Friday night and
Walter Burlingame started for Boca
Young are still at the lodge and get
ting fish when weather and water con-
ditions permit.
From Cisco. on the south fork of the
Yuba river. comes the news that fish
ing was never better on Loeb Leven or
Lake Fordyce. Loeb Leven trout are
being taken from the body of water OF
the same name right along with red
the fish weighing from one to one and
one-half pounds.
After taking as Loch Leven trout re-
Gently. fisherman was obliged to quit
because his basket would hold no more,
and another took nine fish totaling
seven pounds in weight.
Charles Urfer writes from Donner
lake that the Mackinaw and cutthroat
trout are still keeping him busy. He
hooked UP with big one recently that
carried off his reel.
Al Cumming is still getting plenty
of good fishing at Bassett.
A. C. Bassett returned from the Nc
Kenzie river a few days ago. He found
fish rather scarce around the town of
Deer Horn, but he got many nice ones.
weighing from one to three pounds, at
other points. Bassett got assortments
of rainbow, cutthroat and Dolly Var
den.
George Uri and two companions
reached the Gualala Sunday and
pitched camp Monday morning. He re-
ports fishing fair to good.
Ed Cohen and his wife and Gertrude
Cohen, with Mr.. and Mrs A. Heuter of
Reno. tried their hands in the American
river last week.
Ben Parker made some good catches
on the McCloud recently.
NJ E. Higgins. w. ID. Mansfield, Alec
Vogelsang and G. OkeI finally got away
creek. They are fishing those streams
now.
Jerry O'Connell found Stone lagoon
above Eureka good place for steel
head recently. getting several large
catches of fish. weighing two pounds
and more. every day.
The coast streams in the counties
around the bay still have their regular
visitors.
Jim Lynch and Charles Isaacs tried
the old Paper Mill creek in Marin coun-
ty and connected with some fish, while
Milton and Will Frankenberg took
limit strings from Bolinas creek.
The steelhead In the streams ofs San
Mateo county attracted the usual large
parties last Sunday The San Gregorio
was whipped by Moe Uri, Harry
DR.. l. F. sCranz George
Doctor Sweitzer. Doctor Sui
Ivan and NJ. Messenger. Harry Thomp-
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CHINESE RESTRAIN PoLICE-Another China
town establishment said by the police be
blind for gambling obtained from the superior
court yesterday temporary restraining order
forbidding the authorities from raidinz the
place. The Chin Kee Way. at SD Washing
ton street. claimed in a complaint prepared by
Attorney A. p. Wheelan that the police had
without legal warrant broken into the premises
and threatened to arrest persons there on
Legitimate business.
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NEVADA
National of Nevada

Bullion shipments of the aggregate g
value OF, $4,000, made within the last
three weeks by the National mining
company of Nevada and the Stall lease
upon that company's property, with
both concerns arranging to increase
their production, form evidence of the
most eloquent kind that something is
doing in National gold camp. The
most notable Improvement that is be-
ing made is the building of a 10 stamp
mill by the National company to treat
those grades of ore coming from it's
property which are not denominated
picture rock. The extremely high
grade ore is treated on the ground in
two pan arrastra mills.
The population of the camp at this
time is estimated to be between 500 and
500. About ESQ men are working upon
the different mining properties within
a radius of few miles.-Goldfield
NeIrs Z
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Kings Quicksilver Mine

pounds was brought to the Miner office
by Mr.. Mcclure and it looked good
Randsburg Miner.
Kings Quicksilver Mine
c. F. Francis, who resides in the
southwest corner of Kings county, has
brought samples of quicksilver ore to
the chamber of commerce from mine
which he has located in that locality
Is miles south and miles east of
Coalinga, and IL miles northeast of
Dudley
of serpentine cong1omerate, valued by
Francis at $500 per ton, one of colsite
and serpentine given the same value
and another of the same formation, but
valued at 500 per ton.
The ore shows the mineral possi-
bilities of the county, and with facili-
ties for moving the product of the
mine to market developed the mine
will no doubt be a paying property
Hanford Sentinel
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ROOS BROS, Market and Stockton
streets. This house announces the
continuation of the great sale of
mems, women's and children's ap-
parel all this week.
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negotiations. The mines belonged to
PesSson Gassm0Te af GoIfs and otbers sy and G
were bonded by them to Evans and
his associates something over a year
ago.
troll of the Bear creek properties they
started to develop them in a system
attic manner. Not much was said, but
they went right ahead and opened up
a nne shoot of free milling ore. The
various payments were made regularly,
and last fall new mill was erected.
1t is stated that right from the start
the ore has paid a good profit, some of
1t going as high az 500 per ton, while
much of it averaged $40 per ton.
Cassmore, who has been persist
ent prospector in the Forest-Alle ghany
vicinity, did considerable work on the
claims before they were bonded and
mas an abiding faith in their perma-
nencV- We lIax, TToinp
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Naval Stores-Turncntine and Ro.In

SAVANNAH. July 9.-Turpentine-Firm at
64c. Sales. 149; receipts. 696; shipments, 25a:
stock. I $50.
Rosin-FIrm. Sales. 2.264; receipts. 2.254
Shipments 5sG: stock. 5S.7Sa. Quote: B. S561
80: y. S5.30M5.45: r & and II. 81. $4,000 ;
*. s5.sG. II. Sa.5aN3.60; \, S5.7J@5.S5; VIC,
S5.TeG6.25: WV. SG.50.
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stockers and feeders. So 25d ). Is; calves. s46T:
bulls stays. etc $3n5.25
Hogs-Receipts 500 head: market steady to
ice higher Heavy, $s400s.T0; mixed, IS 556l
$50; light. $s.700 $50; pigs. $70s; bulk of
sales. $S.5067s.T0.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head market steady
ewes, $500 4.25: lambs. $6.5097.75
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Vow York Nefnl Marke,

NEW YORK July 9.-The metal markets
we're practically nominal In the absence of ex-
change. Tin was quoted at 32.40032.7 zoe. Lake
copper. I2.G2t5 n 12.S Ize: electroytic - 2501
- Zoe. casting. - 12ls 6TI2.2 .25c. Lead 4 435M
4.45c. spelter. 5000 5.e0c Iron was unchanged
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4IverrooI wool Auct,or.

NEW YORK July 9.-The fourth series of
the wool auctions al Liverpool opened July / and
the closing Is scheduled for July o. Next
week Il $50 bales Will be offered.
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81. Louis wool sIarkei

ST LOUIS July a-Wool steady: medium
grades combing and clothing, 22G23hc: light
fne 17a1lse; heavy Ane, I3614c: tub washed
255s @s2lsc.
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General .sarchandi.e

'.-erons, ls@Isc per ID; crop Of 1910. l2@lee
q 10.
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MINING INDUSTRY FLOURISHES
IN ALL SECTIONS OF STATE
Output of Ore From Properties in Northern and Central
Portions of California Is Up to the Average


a
onpu o ore rom h n l ar p up e
o e
al Hardy yi also Mkg in showing
ar % o ar p merge o h Rahi hdR
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Chicago Dairy Producc Nal

- CHICAGO. July Cheese steady. daisies
- . n l54lc; twins l5E I5Ltc: Yong Arnericss
la@s n Ice longhorns. I5& alec.
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Bear Creek Deal

mining deal of much Importance
to the Allegheny district was con-
summated in this city yesterday morn
ing. when ]. W. Evans and partners
made the last payment on the Bear
creek mines. The payment amounted
to $4,000, which was paid over to the
original owners IN the office of Attor-
ney ]. NJ Walling, who conducted the
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Joe Bottle, who has returned from a
trip through the upper country, says
that Graniteville is the liveliest camp
In the northern part of the county.
There are now in the neighborhood of
300 men employed around Graniteville,
with the prospects of more before the
summer is fully advanced.
AT Sawmill fat 95 men are working
on the new dam for the Northern
Middle Yuha Hydro Electric company
has %, with the following numbers at
mines: Birchville. so; Wisconsin. Is;
Republic, 8: Ethel 10: CASTOR, Is;
Keller, 8; Erie. "a: Ancho, Is. There
are also several smaller mines work
ing crews of from one to six men,
Grass Vallev Union
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KOENIG'S, shoes, Kearny street at
Post. A special announcement is
made of Nettleton shoes for men at
reduced prices: SO shoes go down to
$3.50; $3.50 shoes to $3.50; $3.50 shoes
to $500; 700 pairs mems shoes and
oxfords. broken lots. 81 and IS values.
at 1895. A separate announcement
is also made of the Nap-a-tan boot
for outing and tramping. Absolute
comfort and service guaranteed.
Prices S5 to $40.
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GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Jones.
Tailored suits tomorrow for $40, VAL
ued up as high as $25: tailored suits
up to s35 for SIS; $3.50 lingerie
dresses for So; $25 and $3.50 dress
coats for SIS: balance of all the tub
dresses at $3.50, $3.50. $3.50 and IS.
Closing out waists 25c on the dollar.
Dress skirts greatly reduced
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L. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary street. announce that strictly
adhering to their policy never to
carry merchandise from one year to
another they will offer tomorrow
and during the entire week the stock
of summer and spring merchandise
at clearance sale.
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Carson Ledge

The shaft at the Carson ledge in Slug
canyon has been sunk some 80 feet and
drift run az short distance to the
south. The rich ore recently found was
all along the drift and is still in the
face. They are now sinking the shaft
again and the shoot is holding out in
depth. and in fact, the rock is said to
be steadily increasing in value From,
all reports the owners. Bell Dolan and
Teijemann. have a very rich piece of
operty.-Downieville Messenger
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PIumas=E Eureka

The much talked OF Stringer district
came to the front last Saturday with
one of the most sensational finds that
has been made in this part of the state
lately. The strike was made in the
Lucky Star, Bremmer group, operated
by Messrs. A. Mcclure, A. F. Deidrick
and T. B. Peterson. The ore is of the
hemitite character and old timers say
will yield from $500 to $1,000 This
high grade ore was found at depth
of SO feet: the ledge is of an average
of six inches.
A piece OF the ore Weighing about %
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THE EMPORIUM. Savings of a quar-
ter. third or a half are offered by
the Emporium in the July clearance
sale. Nearly every department con-
tributes to this great sale, which the
Emporium declares will be the busiest
July sale ever held by the house.
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Horses, Mares and Mules For
Sale In Carload Lets

$50 head Of the famous horse
shoe bar brand Of horses from
the Brown ranch. Wagon Tire
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was the best any of them could do or
Sunday.
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We are reliably informed that tn,
ledge in the Tightner lower tunnel is {
wonder. The Vein is now good eigh
feet from wall to wall and nearly al
the ore is of the specimen variety. Ricl
rock was anticipated, but nothing lik,
what has been found was ever dreamed
of-DownieviIle Messenger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

The samples of ore taken from the
Consolidated and Earl properties two
weeks ago by S. Fl. Brady, superin-
tendent of the West End mine at Tonn-
pah. after a thorough test, have far
surpassed Bradys expectations and he
is now at Oakland comforting with
esBorax'' Smith as to the advisabilitv of
securing leases on a part of the Con-
soIidated and Earl estates and all OF
the Fornlan fraction, ground adjoiniu q
on Litigation hill. Smith is one of the
heaviest owners in the West End and
heen desirous' Of securing interests nds Is
this camp.-Manhattan Mail.