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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
QUICKSILVER IN
MAZATZAL RANCE
Examination of Deposits By
Geological Survey In
dictates Richness.

Washington, d. c.. June 1O--An ex-
animation OF the quicksilver deposits
OF the MazatzaI range, in Arizona, has
been made by F. l. Ransome, Of the
United States Geological survey, and
his report has been published as Bull
Ietfn s20-F. These quicksilver depos-
its occur in a strip OF country about
six miles long that extends northeast
ward across the Mazatzsl range in the
vicinity OF Pine Butte, II miles south
OF North Peak. All the claims are in
the SuufIower mining district, in which
cinnabar was discovered in October
1911. by f. H. Bowman, Of Phoenix.
while prospecting for gold
Deposits Have Much Promise.
Not enough mining work had been
done at the time Of the visit OF tne
survey geologist TO determine WhetneE
the quicksilver deposits Of the sun
flower district are susceptible OF PROFIT
able exploitation The geologic facts or
occurrence and some sampllng done oy
q New England mining engineer 1ndl-
cate that the parts OF the lodes OF min
able dimensions now exposed to view
carry no more than three TO FOUR per-
cent of quicksilver When II IS re
uembered that the New ldrla mine IN
California. the largest producer OF
quicksilver in the United States, has
for some years been making suhstan-
tial profits on ore from which one-haI
20 one percent OF quicksilver IS Cd
tanned. il is evident that the MaZatzal
deposits have considerable promise
Transportation Facilities PS>sr.
Facts that indicate the likelihood that
the deposits viii be productive are the
undOubted persistence Of the lodes for
long distances over the surface and thse
lack OF any evidence Of decrease OF
ore with increase in depth Too little
has been done 10 prove that the lodes
continue downward without diEinu-
ton in content Of quicksilver The
present transportation facilities are
very poor and any plan for prOfitably
working these deposits will have to
reckon with the long wagon haul TO
Phoenix Mesa, or Globe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
NACOZARI SHIPS
GHGRADE ORE
Car Of Ore Shipped to Ell
Paso Smelter Brings
S1811.34.

Douglas. Ariz-. June 10.-secretary
Russell, Of the Nacozari Consolidation
Copper company. announces that the
company has just received settlement
OF s1,SI134 from the FL PasO smelter,
on a carload Of gold-siIver-copper-le
ore shipped in May, and that the com
pany has made another shipment OF
high grade this week, containing ore
assaying $50 ounces silver, four per-
cent copper. II percent lead and 81
gold
The company also reports that an
other high grade strike OF great i'm
pOrtance has just been made a few feet
north of the san Pablo stOpe. where
very rich. silver-cOpper-le has been
encountered in what promises TO be =
gOOd-sized deposit. The ore occurs in
ancient Spanish workings, but was not
extracted by the hardy Spanish miners
on account OF the presence OF zinc.
which they were unable 70 handle IN
their crude shelters.
Excellent progress is being accom-
plished at all points OF development,
and the company plans to have its new
cOmmissary stocked and in operation
within a short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
HAS OPTION ON
PACIFIC MINE
Activity in Mogollon Dis
trict Continues; Ernestine
Adds Equipment.

Bogollon, y. NJ, June 10.-The Pa
cific mine was recently optioned to the
Socorro Mining < Milling Co. by the
Oaks company. The shaft is being re-
timbered and other. underground and
surface preparations made for extern
sive production An aerial wire rope
tramway to the Socorro company's mill
will be completed within so days. when
it is proposed to ship from 50 to rs
tons Of ore daily for reduction.
At the Confidence mine the old ore
dump is being sampled thoroughly with
custom mills
At the Ernestine Mining Co. the in
stallation Of large, double drum. cleo
trio hoist has been completed. SkiDs
shaft The company has been con-
slant producer OF gold and silver for
over II years.
Treating 200 Tons Daily
The SOcorrO Mining & Milling Co, is
treating over 200 tons Of ore daily at
two tons of gold and silver bullion per
month, in addition to several tons Of
high grade concentrate
The Eberle mine development is be-
ing conducted by the Oaks company.
The last shipment OF ore to the custom
mill contained 46,7S2 tons. averaging
s17. with a gross content Of S7s5.2s in
the lot
Takes Over Part Of Clifton Mine.
The Oaks company recently took a
bond and lease on a portion Of the Cliff
ton mine. the sOutherly half, from the
SocorrO Mining & Milling Co. track
has been laid in the tunnel. a black
smith shop erected grizzlies installed.
&c Operations will be increased as
rapidly as possible and the ore shipped
TO the SOcorro Co.'S mill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
MUCH VANADIUN
FOUND IN STATE
Arizona Has Many Rich De
posts; Mine Companies
Adopt Unit Plan.


Tucson. Ariz. June 1O-Vanadium is
found in a great many places in the
state OF Arizona As vanadinite. 1t oc-
ours associated with ores of Ieadfn Co
chise county near Fairbanks; ella cOun-
~. Globe district. at Lockwood claim,
and Clara & Stewart claims near the
Old Do minion. Pima county, it is found
in the Old Yuma mine. II miles north
west Of Tucson; Pinal county, Mammoth
mine at Schultz; also the Royal Dane
claim. seFen miles southwest of Oracle.
Black Prince mine. Pioneer district ana
at Kelvin; Yavapai county, near the
Silver Bel mine. Big Bug district;
Yuma county. in the Red Cloud mine.
DesclOizife and carnotite- two other
ores Of vauadium- are also found IN
several placIAs in the state
Something New in Mining.
The expansion Of many Of the larger
mining companies. the Calumet & All
IONA going into the AjO field. the Cop
per Queen Spreading its ACTIVITIES over
other parts Of The state. call attention
TO something Hfew in mining IL was
not many years ago that little thought
was given to extending the life OF
successful mining company, a prospect
was developed into a mine and When
the mine became exhausted the com
pany ceased TO eXist- But TO-DAY ulou-
eEn mining me4lOuS nave ~ EltANCN
the element of risk that mining is now
more like a great manufacturing indus
try, the great woak being the building
up Of a successful loyal organization
that works as a unit The possibilities
of carrying this unit to other proper
ties are almost limd1less
Work rs n Unit.
The working OF the mining companies
as a unit includes not only their Office
and administrative force. but their fore
men. shift bosses and their workmen-
With the expansion that IS going on
the larger companies opening up new
properties, the operations OF the oloer
mines are merely tralHing schools 10
train the men for the successful opera
ton Of the new mines
Posi- bilities for more profitable EN-
plOyment in the mining field lie with
the companies that are expanding their
properties. that are taking on new
properties. and will take men from
their older properties and put them IN
more responsible positions in the new
The companies want men who want 10
better themselves. and not only them
selves. but better the companies for
which they work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
CJCGENHEIM NTERE5TS
Get COPPER MOUNTAIN CLAIM

Tucson, Ariz-. June 10.-Two impor-
tant deals have been made by the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining company
within the last few days One is the
taking over under a two-year bond and
lease of the Copper Mountain claims, IS
miles south Of Ajo. The other is the
optioning OF the Gould mine, IS miles
west Of Tucson.
NJ E Gibson, Jr-. and W. A. Knox. Of
Ajo, are the owners Of the Copper
Mountain group. which includes 15
claims The purchase price is said TO
have beenf S100. 900, One-Quarter TO be
paid in six months and the other three
payments OF $4,000 TO follow at half
yearly intervals
It is understood that the optional
price Of the Gould is $4,000. At one
time $3.50. 900 was asked for the group,
which tEen included 19 claims. but the
trustees Of the Pioneer Smelling & Re
timing company have held il very
cheaply. Assessment work has been
allowed TO lapse on 10 OF the claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
TUNGSTEN VEIN IS
STRUCK IN TIP TOP

Phoenix. Ariz-. June 1O.-Eight inches Of
70 per cent tungsten ore has been struck on
the Trip claim Of the Tip Top group, so
miles northwest OF Phoenix In one day a
full ton Of this ore was extracted II IS
different from the ore in the main Tip Top
workings in that It appears 20 carry little
silver.
Though the pay streak IS only eight inches
wide IFS phenomenal richness makes the
strike an important one No time IS 70 be
lost in taking out more OF the ore ana u Is
probable that large shipment VIII soon DC
made from Phoenix to Pittsburg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

and six tons OF ore for treatment at
the FL Paso shelter. Should the values
run S25 or higher per ton II is likely
that development on a considerably
larger scale will be undertaken
Ore Hauled on Truck.
The hauling OF this ore was done
with an International truck of 1900
tons capacity. and the round trip rom
the mine to Lake Valley was made
in four and one-haIf hours Mining
men in the vicinity watched the ex-
pertinent with great interest as promis-
ing a new and quicker mode OF trans
portatfon. In reaching the mine a new
trail was broken and some tremendous
grades had to be negotiated The truck
has a two-cylinder motor and Is the
property OF the Western Transfer
< Storage company. of FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
BARBAROSSA To
Be DEVELOPED
Pinal Development Co. Gets
Control of Gold Group
Near Troy.

Phoenix, Ariz- June 1o.-Big things
are under way at the property Of the
Pinal Development company. near Troy.
east OF Ray. That company has now
acquired control Of the Barbarossa
group Of gold claims. has ordered a
big compressor for its main tunnel and
a hoist for a new shaft
The BarbarOssa claims. 1s in number,
adjoin the PinaI Development group
on the east and have had an interest
ing history About 10 years ago a cook
discovered some huge gold nuggets in
the gravel Of a little draw. The dis
coNery caused some excitement and
several attempts were made to trace
the nuggets to their sOurceAbut these
Efforts were not directed by mining
men ana proved fruitiess- That the
Ledse from which the gold came is not
Tar away IS evidenced by the fact that
some Of 1t was found near the top Of
a ridge.
Big Nuggets washed Ont.
Thousands OF dollars worth of mug
gets We're washed out OF the sand and
gravel one weighed s47S and many Of
tnSIn We're worth above $50.
Nlluih a lew days the Pinal DeTel-
opment company will have a force OF
men at work on the Barbarossa group
making a systematic, scientific search
Tor the ledge The Overburden is to be
shoyeled saWay and treated in dry
washers The washers, it is believed.
VIII recover enough fine gold to pay
the cost OF operation. and when the
source Of the nuggets is discovered the
bar Darossa may jump at once into
the class OF important producers.
Gives 90 Days option.
H. Tyrreli, who holds a controlling
interest in the BarbarOssa group, has
granted the Pinal DEVELOPMENT COM
pany 6O-days option on the property.
with the privilege of extending it two
years.
The compressor ordered by the Pinal
Development company is Of 500 cubic
feet capacity and is to be delivered by
June IS. July 1 viii see il set up at
the mouth of the main tunnel and then
progress will be made at the rate OF
al least 200 feet a month
Fault Not Far AWAY.
This tunnel is being driven to cut
the Roman Eagle fault at depth. All
calculations show that the fault can
not be far away. When il is reached q
drift will be run eastward TO the con-
tact which viii be between $50 and
zoe feet distant
A small hoist has been ordered and
will be used in sinking a new shaft on
aother part of the property. Work is
now going forward at two different Z
points IN addition to the tunnel. and 200
tons of ore running well up in gold /
and copper are on the dumps This ore I
is 10 be shipped TO Hayden or FL Past !
at an early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Superior to any soap or cleaner on
the market For washing cars use only
a third less than ordinary soap usually
sold FOR This purpose. VIII remove all
grease and grit from parts OF car, and
can't be beat for the hands after your
labor is over. use with or without wa
ter on the face or hands Try NOW
and notice the difference, Il will sur
prfsA YOU Your Grocer, Auto Supply
Dealer or Ryan's Drug Stores sell
'-Now."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
SITE FOR OIL FLOTATION MILL
BEING SURVEYED FOR THREE R

Patagonia. Ariz-. June ia site for
an oil flotatiOn mill is being surveyed
Il the Three r mine and construction
OF the first unit. which will be Of 100
tons daily capacity, will be under way
in a few days. Other units will be
added IS required Only the low grade
ore is TO be concentrated in the mill.
Shipments Of high grade will continue
as usual At this time 80 tons Of high
grade gold-copper ore goes forward u
the FL Paso smelter daily. Enough low
grade product is on the dumps and in
the workings to keep the new plant op-
Grating indefinitely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND

Delightful Summer Rcs0rt.
BAND CONCERTS in the Amphi-
theater every evening July 5st to
September 1st. 1915.
DANCING in the bis Pavilion every
evening except Sundays, July 1st to
September LIST, 1916.
Admission to Band Concerts and
Dancing Pavilion free TO patrons Of
WILMINGTON TRANSPORTATION
COMPLAINTS Blaming Line) Steam
ers
ISLAND VILLA and CANVAS CITY
are special features at Santa Cata-
Ina Island Good accommodations
at moderate rates
BATHING, BOATING. SAILIN- and
FISHING.
For reliable information, folders.
etc, and for reservations IN Island
villa and Canvas City, write TO
BANNING COMPANY AGENTS,
104 Pacific Electric Building.
Los Angeles, California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
UNITED VERDE EXTENSION
SHIPS SEVEN CARS DAILY

Jerome. Ariz-. June 10.-Seven carloads OF
ore are being shipped daily from the United
Verde Extension mine One carload goes 10
the Humboldt smelter and the remainder TO
the Douglas plant OF the Copper Queen com
pany. The ore averages all the way from
p to 40 per cent copper and the monthly
copper production Of the L ' Extension IS
in the neighborhood Of 100000 pounds
The new 1899 cubic foot compressor has
been installed at the collar Of the Edith
shaft and Will be in operation within few
DAYS This win furnish air FOR the sinking
Of zoe foot Wine from the 1900 foot level
The collar Of the Wine is TO be approx
mateIy 1000 feet south Of the shaft. A six
inch air line IS being installed in the shaft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
MOVEMENT STARTED FOR
SHELTER IN MARICOPA

Phoenix. Ariz., June ia campaign
TO secure a lead and silver smelter for
MaricOpa county has been started by
the mining committee OF the Phoenix
chamber Of commerce Wickenburg has
been suggested as the most advantag-
eOus site The committee is now en-
deavoring to get in touch with moneyed
men who might be interested in estab-
fishing such a plant
Wickenburg is regarded favorably IS
a site because il is on a railroad. has
plenty of water. and IS downhiu from
most OF the big lead mines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
OPERATIONS TO RESUME
IN COPPER BASIN MINE

Skull Valley. Ariz-, June 1O.-Exten-
sive operations are soon TO be resumed
at the Commercial mine, in Copper ba-
sin. which is controlled by the Phelps
Dodge corporation. If the plans of the
company materialize the mine will soon
be back to its former stage OF produc-
tion. 100 tons a day. No ore has been
mined since the United Verde companv
refused TO accept shipments to its
Clarksdale smelter. which was several
months ago
Mexican rents a speciality. Pm. IsOl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
HAYDENS, OF TROOPER
LEAGUE, HAVE WINNING STREAK

Hayden, Ariz.. June 1O.-The Hayden
mill team of the Tri-Copper league.
seems to be swinging into a winning
streak The Millers won their third
straight game when they defeated the
Hayden smelter boys TO 2. BOekel.
the smelter shortstOp. was the only
smelterits able to solve TIE delivery
OF Dent, tWirler for the mill cut
OF four times at bat BOekel got four
hits. the last one a homer. Both the
smelter runs were credited to him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
EMBUDo COMPANY CHANGES
NAME TO PICURIS COMPANY

Santa Fe y. N June s.-The Embudo
Tungsten Mining company has notifed the
state corporation commission OF change OF
name 10 ''Picuris Tungsten Mining com
pany-" The headquarters are at Nailecitos
and Arthur H. Gossett is named statutory
agent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
A PROMINENT BANKER
SAID

have my eyes examined and my
glasses made by an OptOmetrist- In
this way 1 secure correctly fitted glass
IS. Geo D. Kendall. 22S Mesa Ave-
Makes Glasses Right-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
The Daily Novelette,
THE PRESCRIPTION.

The groom was generous, very,
Upon his wedding trip.
He took her to the ferry,
And gave his bride the slip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

features and neck out OF
his bedroom window.
It's me, doctor" said the dark fig
ure on the dOorsteps-
"Oh. you" said the doctor.
The baby has been crying these four
hours and everybody in the house is
up. but nobody can quiet him." said
the T. on the steps
The poor child" said Dr. Stitch "Pll
throw down some sleeping powders"
And he did, and Mr.. Wee Gates-fOr
IL was he-hurried home with them.
and found the baby still crying and
the family still awake and worrying.
Here. everybody" said Gates And
he gave a sleeping powder to Mrs.
Gates. one TO Aunt Iron Gates. one TO
Miss Garden Gates, and took one him
self
And they all fell asleep Immediately
and didn't hear another sound from the
baby till next morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

II PnsO seed CO.-OpDosite Court
House, 519 East san Antonio. Tel 800.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

For quick results-Uss Herald Want
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

A dollar saved BY puyIng goods Tro-
duced Use y ere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

The Californian out Of FL Paso at
6-45 A. m carries observation and
dining car.-AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Prevent PyOrrhea. Pyo-Rem Dental
Cream. the perfect potassium chlorate
paste" whitteus and preserves the
teeth. 25c. For sale by Potter Drug CO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

w THO'S down there2' called d..
NJ Stitch. thrustiug his head,
features and neck out OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

While there are some mineral lands
that have not been filed on, the more
promising pieces have been taken up.
and the hills are dotted with work
lngs only few Of them, however. are
in the hands of men who are likely to
do much development for lack OF
finances A number of Fl Paso men are
interested in what is known as the FoN
group of claims. and have Just com
pleted the shipment of between five
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
GARDINER & DENT g.
REPORT MANY SALES
Residences. and Building Property
Change Hands Through Them.

The following sales have recently been
made through the office OF Gardiner &
Dent. For Bates Warren. trustee. they
have sold premises PIG Wyoming ave-
nue.. This is a three-story brick recent
ly erected by John Nolan. 1t contains
twelve rooms. and five baths. The pur-
tensive alterations to the property and
will occupy It when completed. It is
understood that the total expenditure
represents an outlay Of $4,000.
They. also. report the sale for John
r. Young OF premises 1922 r street. 1t is
a three-story brick building containing
twelve rooms.
For E. q. Walker, they have sold
the new residence 1920 8 street
The same office reports the sale OF
1908 Monroe street, which Is a three
story brick residence containing ten
ton was $3.50, 1t was sold for w. b.
Frank e. Graham has sold through the
same firm the detached dwelling 25
Takoma avenue, Takoma Park, Md. The
house contains eight rooms. The con-
sideration was $500.
A, ]. McGrail has sold through the
firm 704 G street northeast and 773 Hoo
bart street. They were purchased by an
investor at total consideration OF
b. q. Walker has purchased through
Gated on New Hampshire avenue near
n street. 1t Is Mr.. Walkers purpose to
erect an apartment house on these lots.
Mr.. A. b. Smith has sold lot II in
square 2S24. II being located on Shepherd
street, east of Fourteenth. 1t has a
irregular depth. The consideration was
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
BY SECRETARY LANE
Appointments, designations, And
Transfers Made Public.

The following appointments, resis.
nations, and transfers"in the clerical
force Of the Interior Department have
been announced by Secretary Lane:
Probationary appointments--Maur
ice II. SeIdman, copyist at S72O, and
Timothy J. Moran, messenger boy al
$3.50. In the General Land Office: All.
bert Grant, David Smith and George
9. Mandley, messenger boys at $500,
In the Geological Survey: Walter 81
Kyle, expert driller at $1,000, in the
Bureau OF Mines.
Temporary appointments-Laur
Holman, assistant messenger at $72O
and Roland Clark, messenger boy at
$3.50, General Land Office.
Transfers--Henry T.. Trip, from In.
dian Once to messenger boy at $3.50
In Department OF Agriculture! Ira II.
Arnold, copyist at 5000 in Bureau OF
Mines, to Department OF Agriculture;
Miss Evelyn %. Kiene, stenographer al
S720 In the Bureau OF Mines, to De
partment OF Agriculturei william l.
OBrten, messenger at 5000 to Bureau
OF Mines, from Commission on Fine
Arts.
Resign ations-Perry A. Martin
messenger boy at $3.50, General Land
Office; Harold Bruce. clerk at 5000, In
dian Office: Clarence e. Warner
craftsman at $1,000, and William
Piemmons. messenger boy at 1920
Patent Office; Richard Cogan, junior
clerk at 81, $50 In Reclamation Service
and George A. Burrell, chemist al
~ $40 in Bureau OF Mines.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Wholesale Produce Market
BUTTER-Elgin print, lonc; EisI

BUTTER-EIgin print. lokc; Elgin. Sshc
process. 3sd3ic; store packed, B43oc.
EGGS-Nearby, t3c: Southern, 39f4oc.
: CHEESE-New York State, factory new,
10d2lc.
PoULrRY-LIve hens. per h.. i7a1sc: roos-
ters per h., l3c; turkeys. per h.. etd2Sc
spring chickens, per h.. 1890 ducks per
ID. l76lsc; geese, per h., iiqi6c; keats
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice. per
h., 1890: chickens. per h.. 20Q22c: turkeys.
per h.; 25asoc: ducks, per h.. 10000; roos-
tiers. per h.. lbc; geese. l2di6c per Id.
GREEN FRUfTs-Apples, new. per bbl.,
81. 5oa5. 90; per box. s1.ood2. 90: California
oranges. A.bOab50; Florida oranges. t25ou
2.75 box; lemons, per box, S.00ft7.O0; pears.
per box 75cGft2. rs: New York grapes, ltG zoe
per basket: grape fruit, 81 0Od350.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mccormick. pei
Dbl. ft3 Gof4.0o per 2h bu. sack. A.0ofpi. III
sweet potatoes. u.50d325; tomatoes nearby.
per box, si.ooG3.00; string beans, per basket,
s.. 00d3.00: peppers, per crate, b0cdSi.7b: car.
rots per bunch 2d3c; okra, per crate, t2.00d
800; radishes, per 100. ,ib0d2.00; cucumbers
crate, t300d3.50 onions. per 1oo-lb sack. t3.5(
d375: eggplant, 81. 50n3o0 crate; new cabbage,
s.. Joa275 per 100 lbs. beets, per bunch. 31ic
celery, per doz. 359f7bc: romaine lettuce, 60cd
81. 90 per basket: New York lettuce, 81. o0dfl. 81
per basket: lima beans, per qt.. Sc; Gran.
berries, per Dbl. t7.5Ods.oo per box, N.6Sd
go: squash, Florida. t..ooa2.to per crate; egg
plant, s.. 0CdaOo
DRESSED MEArs-Pork. small to medium
lb., l211n13c: heavy, h.. lidl2c.
GAME-Rabbits No I, per doz., 80. 0odS 20
No. 2, per doz., 81 .5oql.so.