The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 12, 1906, Page 30

CITY & DRY GOODS COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS We are receiving daily large importations of new fabrics in Colored and Black Dress Goods for the fall season and call attention to the following SPECIAL VALUES: 44-Inch SATIN PRUNELLA in fifteen colors and of a high Justre. . Lo RS 0 44-Inch CHIFFON SAMITE in a large assortment of evening and street shades . 52-Inch CHIFFON BROAD- o * lace, Hinze, Newhouse, Senator Clark i th jertaking will prove of great 3 CLOTH, twenty colors to value o the camp. of Montana and Patsy Clark are also —absolutely purc—that was Pabst Blue Ribbon.™ select from. ol el s s 56.Inch SCOTCH TWEED in checks, stripes and shadow plaids. . . . ., .. High-Class Dressmaking a Specialty. it is their right to incur an indebted- | that the country s covered with a . . ness for the town In case of pressing|heavy iron capping and that the re- whole Pabst process 1s the result of sixty VAN NESS at WASH[NGTON need, which this is deemed to be. The (moval of this shows rich ore. Ledges < L work will be started at once and the e eclares run from twenty-five to ears 400 feet in width and there are many ¥ pursuit o the best known NEW SAN FRANCISCO MAGAZINE RESURRECTION NUMBER’ More Beautiful More Interesting More Popular Than Ever FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES ISSUED TODAY Articles by Mayor Schmitz, Archbishop Mont- § | Rescue, Afterthought and Eulea claims, ONOPAH, Nev., Aug. 11.—A con- solldation of considerable Im- portance to this camp has been announced by holders of the |located on the hill adjoining the big mines. The incorporation of the new company has not been completed, but it is known that Frank Golden, presl- dent of the Nye and Ormsby Bank, is | behind the deal and that other promi- nent operators are associated with him. The group is one that has attracted conslderable attention and it is stated on good authority that Dr. Hugens of | San Francisco, the original locator of the ground, has refused flattering of- fers for the property. The clalms end- line the properties of the Belmont, To- nopah Mining and North Star companies and R. Q. side lines of the Jim Butler group. It Is the general beliet among mining men of the camp that the ledges of the blg producing mines around which the camp has grown dip into the group had by the consolidated com- pany and will be easily found there. The properties adjoining the new venture have been shipping ore and paying dividends for yvears, and If the belief of the mining men is justified TONOPAH IS PROGRESSIVE. Another event of no little importance to this camp is the ordering of an offi- clal survey of the streets and alleyways by the County Commissioners sitting as Governors of the town. Tonopah is not | Incorporated and there was no original townsite laid out at the inception of the camp. All property is purchased from the mining companies holding the ground and great confusion as to the exact location of the streets and by- ways has resulted from the fact that no proper survey existed. The Com- missioners hesitated to inflict the ex- pense of the operation on the county, but have been advised by attorneys that location of all streets definitely fixed. Conditions at Manhattan appear to be improving and the decided advance in many stocks of that camp indicates that Investors are again taking an in- terest in this region. Within the past week reports have reached here of sev- | eral remarkably rich finds i well- | known properties, which are received | | by mining men acquainted with condi- | tions as reliable. The purchase of the | | Sedan property, in which a strike of a | considerable body of high-grade rock Several Mmes in Tonopah to be Consolidated. | President Frank Golden of the Nye and Ormsby Bank Behind Deal. Special Dispatch to The Call, Was reported this week, to Professor J. L. Jenny, ' mining geologist, 1s thought to be a big deal, although the price paid is withheld. GREAT ACTIVITY IS SHOWN. Travel through here to the camp has increased and a number of mining ex- perts are looking carefully over prop- ertles evidently in the interest of pros- pectlve buyers. The announcement by the Tonopah Exploration Company, Which controls the large maijority of the water supplies that could be brought to the camp, that it would at once prepare to erect a mill for the treatment of its own ores and for cus- tom work, has been hailed with delight in Manhattan. Another company bacik. ed by Salt Lake capitallsts is looking over the ground and there is some pros- pect that it means business. These facts all point to a revival of the ac-| tivity that the San Francisco disaster | followed by the opening of the summer season brought on. Probably the greatest excitement in| the mining flelds of this reglon just at this time centers around Greenwater, | the wonderful copper district in Inyo| County, Cal, fifteen miles from the Ne- | vada line. Many local men are heavily interested there and the mining heavy- welghts of the country, Schwab, Wal- BOOM AT GREENWATER. J. W. A. Off, president of the Off, McGarvin-Brown Company of Los An- geles, has returned here from Green- water. He states that the roads are crowded with men and freight moving into the camp. He estimates that dur- ing his stay at least fifty men a day arrived. Off says that Greenwater has the most wonderful showings on the sur- face he has ever seen, and he has in- vestigated the big camps of this coun- try and Mexico. He cites one instance where a width of three feet of solid 35 per cent copper is exposed. He says of them:. The Furnace Creek Copper Company, owned by Patsy Clark, has reached a depth of 180 feet and proven values all the way. The large operators of Tonopah, Mal- colm MacDonald, Donald B. Gillies and others, hold the original location of Greenwater and recently formed a big company to work the ground. They also control the telephone company and have directed that the wires be extend- ed from Bullfrog to Greenwater. DINNER 15 GIVEN . GENERAL SMITH. Governor James F. Smith was the| — Bunko Sharps Strip Victims| Continued from Page 29, Column 7. fallen into the midst of a.gathering of said : When ordering Beer, call for Pabst Blue Ribbon For Sale by All Grocers Liguor Dealers. THOMAS W. COLLINS & CO,, Temporary Address 474 Elghth Street, Oakland, Cal., Gen- eral Distributors. Phone 149. Always Pure ACELEBRATED German chemist recently *I learned my profession in Ger- many ; went from t}xere to Engln.nr:l. where I studied English methods of brewing for some time, ; then came to America and entered the employ of a large brewers. Each month we purchased in the open market the bottled beer of our various com- petitors for purposes of analysis. There was one of these beers that was alw—ays the same—never varied Cleanliness and purity are essential for health= : ful beer, just as they are essential for any other healthful food. And pun'ty and cleanliness are watchwords in the great Pabst Brewery at Milwaukee. Ohnly the exclusive Pabst cx'ght- Jay malt and cl\oiccst hops are used. The methods in the science of brewing. The Pabst Blue Ribbon label isa guarantee of age, pur;ty and d:rengt"n. cleanness 2nd the best beer brewed. MASKED FOOTPADS President Castro Seriousiy IlL | Aug. WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, 11.—| VICTORIA, B. Aug Fire Bankrupts Chinese Merchants. c 11.—Adviees y sest of honor at a dinner given last gomery, Senator Perkins, Chester W. Burks RS men of fortunes. i 3 = -S| : 3 4 | evening by the officers o! the Pirst In-| Above- the :talk-of the visitors the News has been received from Vene-|were received from Hongkong today by and Others. Photographs and Panoramas m‘n"v Regiment, N. G. C., in their tem- | stranger heard the noise of stock tick- zuela that the illness of President Cas-|the steam Mont Eagle to the ef- Ussurphssed £ 3 % 2878 5 &g osnwcy | porary headquarters at Buchanan and |ers and telegraph Instruments, and the ‘f“l‘; " fect that several Chinese firms of Hong- Waller streets. Among the men with|Jingling of money at the cashler's desk SHCLaC "k - % me bankrupt as a result | whom he went as commander of the Suggested to him that the place was e ety e ned by the San Fran- AT ALL NEWSDEALERS | regiment in 1898 to the Philippines, | doing a great business. b b i hese firms purchased where he began his distinguished ca-| As a matter of fact, however, It was feens e s s o ”"fl.n"f'-‘ amount$ of goods in China for \\ - | reer that has now reached the supreme | all ann play. The big rolls of currency K | shipment to San Franecisco and the pur- TWE!\TY FIVE CENTS POSTPAID | station in the government of the archi- | were “foney,” the telegraph and ticker Earl Alderman and Fred Titus, { t”m'__ hasers have been unable to meet Ha- . pelago, the Governor General was in|wires tended only as far as the back | youths from San Jose, were held UP|pogtaurant and cafe every evening § | PIities | enthusiastic and reminiscent mood |room of the flat, and the talk of the|anq robbed by two masked men on thelto 12 p. m. Good things te eat fna ——— T ' | Governor Smita spoke at lenzth on|supposed patrons was nothing more o e gt ldrink at 1334-1338 Fillmore. | ALPHA DINING ROOMS, PEN I\SULAR pUBLISH”\G COMPAN | the State soldiery and of the good serv-{than “con” talk worked up for beneft | Ocean boulevard shortly after midnight, — e | 1771 Geary Strect. Near Fillmore, ice it had denc. Among the practical things he had to urge was that, as the | | of the game during the presence of the {ntended victim. at least Alderman was. The robbers| secured $5 and overlooked $50 which | New Church Paper In San Mateo. in SAN E tensive now coi Two dl g-rooms seating 200 mprovements 1805 FILL ORE STREET MATEO, Aug. 11.—The first is- On the stranger every IT %I-I S'I'It;IR§ 16 Steuart St. Sanfrancisco. *JUST AROUND THE GORNER’ | soldier fights “on his stomach,” care should be taken to provide each proper preparation was the cause of the | many complaints the men made. Experiences in the war were recount- ed over again by Governor Smith and | the officers who had served with him. | It was a congenial gathering, and in point of sentiment and cordiality the most pleasant experience the Governor has had during his stay at home, that will ¢nd in a few days. The officers present at the dinner were Colonel O'Neill, Colonel Sime, Cap- | tain West, Colonel McCreagh, Lieuten- | ant O'Brien, Major Eggert, Major Mat- | thewson, Major Beasley, Captain Wall, Captain Peckham, Captain Varney, Cap- | tain MeCulloch, Captain Corcoran, Cap- | tain Duffy, Lieutenants Hyde, McKan- leaving ' the 'placa was advised to keep the fact of his “Let them think you're lying in wait for a good thing," advised the bunco man, “ and next Thursday I'll tap the wire and telephone wyou at the pool- room how to play $500. You'll have to| get your money on qgickly, for I can't | hold the results bacl very long,” and| the stranger and the bunco man parted to prepare for the Thursday coup. The rest is easily imagined. The man with the money was a steady patron of the pooiroom, and on Thursday he was called up there on the wire and given his tip how to play his $500. Of course, the horse he played lost, and he was shy §500. If the buncoe men thought he would stand another $500, they would | go after him again. | ¥ the boulevard toward Sheehan's Tav- the pair of midnight prowlers, each armed with a big revolver. “Hands up, and be quick about it," came the order. The girls screamed, but the hands of their escorts went promptly skyward. “Hand out your coin,” was the next mmand. Alderman began a hard luck story, which was quickly cut short, and he d over $5 in silver. |ney, Thorpe, Careass, MitteTstaedt. | “When I told you to place the money Niy. Harrs, Walter, Da Finis and|on such and cuih o horse I mesnt of| Titus took advantage of the fact that 12,000 Cliffora course, that yoa must play it for|the attention of the footpads was mo- ur ew Or SQUARE Ow en ‘place’'” the man who had had him in| ily diverted from him te esoape. ¥ tow would explain, and in six es out | i dashed 3 a8 VIADBARIed T theE FEET. - O FINREET RRRNOION. of ten the victim would go bacik to the | o "“('” b Ko e aking | poolroom and lose agaln In his hopefu} | darknes ore the robbers realized | its appearance. ern when out of the darkness stepped | their victim had secreted in an inner |sue of the Hearty Welcome has made J. H. Kimball of Rev. an electric ear and were walking down | in addition to church matters. p! people. Popular prices. Qu —_— il t cooks. Food | visit quiet and to frequent the place|Pocket. } ~«— | company with competent coo quiet o freq plac | e Coniisd al Cl i " cmcaso ok B S |Was abundant in the Philippine com- |for several days in order not to arouse| The young men, accompanled by two | oo CongTeEational Chureh ia the edl- | K om ¢ o i ot [paan. he explained. but the lack of | suspicion. il foulies. oA Bt T 1he Mikih Ch s Sl Landle oani sd Torslan atwe [ oo oty of Rensseiaes, ind. i Oge passenger and mail e | injured. COMFORTABLE, ROOMY, CLEAN. Bad Stomach Makes | attempt to even up on his previous|that he was gone. . 3 | day’s loss. The footpnds ran away in the oppo- 3 P s s o vty Bad Blood, |, Jioy "My men, ot eurs inesrts | e aicoon ani Adorman mado i \ ; . olesale rrders to Families. . b 1 ¥ 8 P 1 E \ Vholesale Orders to Famiies. Try Us ot s o, ke b | o e S on 27 SRR vy 1o b Dendh Tevers it e he Bridge That Will foul, unclean churn. The stomach serves but that they have been plentiful {s as- | trightened girl friends. They were as a churn in which to agitate, work up | sured by the prosperous appearance of |goon jo!ned by Titus and the police were ° and disintegrate our {oog as it I8 bcinp | the bunco men and their freehanded- | notifijedx::l thi hald. 4 i arr You over Bank of Greater San Franc S o T e o T o B S ‘ 4 C . a lSCO foul the result wiil be wrpld sluggish | occasional case lately where there has b opatiteiss ok agerss ol Corner Van Ness Avenue and Market Street liver and bad, impure blood. The Ingredlents of Dr. Pierce’s Golden | been a Napa Carpenters Ferm a Union. “comeback,” which In plain English means that the gane paid back | NAPA, Aug. 11.—Napa Union No. From a tent in the burned district to 2 comfortable home in a cottage or flat. We extend LIBERAL CREDIT to the home- . Medical Discovery are just such as best | to some victim a part or the whele of | 1607 of Carpenters and Joiners was or- builders of the city. Select the home and we will furnish it com- Now open for the transaction of general banking business For- serve to correct and cure all such de- | his loss. when he had threatened to|ganized last evening with about fifteen plete. Pay when you can. eign 2nd domestic exchange bought an: rangements. It is made up without a go to police headquarters, or possibly|carpenters and bullders of o gn g ght and sold. S sefee 2 - drop of alcohol in {ts composition; chem- | Ead alreads done so and had encount- | charter members. 4ne follo { SPECIALS 4 Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. lca vpure, mgle -refined g]ycfirlne being | ered “Kid" Sulllvan, who has a happy | cers were elected: President, A Loans made on approved security. u h“llsmfid o(.l:ise fifl;filgg}{ 'g‘“xf,'é’f’f | faculty of being aruufl\d when n.el\nsal_ vice president, William F NURSES' ROCKER : ¥ N 2 e : coho! ow 0 & mulet. t is serking redress. a " 1i £)—Whit 1= Accounts of individual firms and corporations solicited and satis- §| valuable medicine, instead of a deleteri- | Sev:Sulq :?:fx:ra:al fakes‘ have also AL e s (.'.ke b L \L"."( 2 faction guaranteed. | ous ngent l{‘kewalcohgldespecluxlly 1:’ Lge | been perpetrated on a number of well fefl tm;;e.“g'fm, 5 3 =T cure of weak stomaé spepsia and the | know: ere introduced into i SEE, PSSR L. OF % _OPfl'? Saturday evenings for convenience of depositors from 5 to || various fonnao( lndllu‘-l’flfl- rof, Finley | the fat oo hugal e Sy furniture; 35.00 = 8 o'clock. Out-of-town accounts received on most favorable terms. A jita8_Bat on. o DiessiER. g 5 S - Correspondence invited. Ellingwood, ., of Bennett Medical | “commission” firm for the exclusive use Speeial, . ponden e Chib abap Cn%legde, Chl‘c:lgol,'sny! of it: A of big speculators, In every case where z 0 c . 1. PoOL, : O AT S e : 0 ashier | L it e e n.ct- a yictim has been mulcted the capper $ - | poss | ured produm' of the ?-o resent time in ltsq led, disordered stomachs; who brought him to the flat has re- ceived a rake-off as well as been fur- COME EARLY. ick service. * erk were siightly | action upon enfeebl A & R et wsssthel, dlaiand vimn ,;L..m.ea money. 16 Dhy AHe° Dart oF & SH REVE MASSIVE SIDEBOARD (like cut)— ( Sole Agent ‘nmmm caurrha“nflnmmulauof!wmlch | 8o0d fellow about town during his | er sawed oak; French plate shaped yron auzy | somwER P1axos | Js 8 most eficient preparation. }’Y’ yeoring | seareh for vietims. C | " “lined; highly p; | MEHLI ANOS | will relieve many cases of pyros] ell’l lu’n Yesterday when a Call reporter and & eGe. S - | MePHAIL PIANO! 2 (FORMERLY 308 POST ST.) SEIEIMANN PIANOS 3&%’.‘5%‘:&2&:"‘%%’3})‘ Jsefulln | a ‘photographer stationed -themselves om any 51 9 75 | HOWARD PIANOS | BaTone Sareres and ircortals forma a7 | o0 Buah strect opposite _the ‘bunko will occupy about Se; | SOHMER-C! LIAN PLAYER-PIANOS | chronic constipation, stimulating the secre- | Paratory to photographing the bunko Py » g ! ALL WOOL "ART SQ'”r E — Turkish s FAR :?\ BCILIAN PLANERTPIANOS | tory and excrotory functions of the ntestinal | mem's lieadquarters there was o com. tember first, their tem- | and Oriental designs, in o variety of 4 L L, motion with estal iment, an S a8 1165 to 1175 0’Farrell St. rne p lEButactirer ot fen combined, in Just the ight propor. | in's, exw inutes sn ehlgsary apptared porary building at the be colors; ox12 ft.; reg (BET. FRANKLIN AND GOUGH) g T S tions, with Golden tone root, | at the entrance and followed the re- £ | Special St. Louis 1904, Portland 1905 Black Chen-)buk Qucens root, Blood- | porter up the street, finally approach- coriier ol | ART SQUARE—gxi2 ieet; all colors; Turknw and Pe r\mn de- Best Facilities for root and Mandrake mot.orthoannctsol*tng him with the rem'n'k that there Van Ness AVC and o Special ¥ | Bepairing, Moving, Tuntag and Pol- these, as in Dr. Picrce’s Golden Medical | “was nothing doing” at 2215 Bush and . signs beauties; reg. $7.50. Sp! - 65 STRICTLY ONE PRICE | ins Planos. Discovery, thore can be no doubt of it8 | that it would be appreciated if any Sacramento St. Splsavas s snden duEt sy it dam e ,,g;;g,;s;- sheet Must ‘firen eflicacy in the cureof all stamach, | reference to the flat were omitted. "oN SAIE "AT BOTH W‘nQ.-_'S o lctn b= it e Hh o __ JOHN P. ect Maste. | fiver and intestinal disorders and derange" | It was later learned that some one Complete stock now on ts. Th 1 i ts hi o we o e g gk aetodusetll Sl et e d b G B Post Street and of Credit’ o 6l sl + St R ) a i n‘.“ ul - Hare, | 1] the victim had been pacified or re- Grant Avente - Saclt Soety Fopite Eourence Sohmeon 0 fedlcat | imbursed. The Oakland branch Arigas Univagiy of So Soryy Send, ructed Delegatl ofie ha: beendlr” . ends Uninstructed Delegation. NOW OPEN AT J WE ER Coue#mcmlcmkmi n’!‘g‘m% 5. | _ SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 11.—The Demo- hnuc; s scon- E I cra s res 744 MARKET ST., at Grant Ave. S RO SIS ST | S ot s e s oty | ——— " We havebi oncbanch an, - . Compee Stk of JEWELRY, WATCHES £t S Ry TR |t S ik Oy Ntz ol Gatim:vfi“ce o "r'; de St A large stock ¢ i i s, 22k and 18k ‘Constipation © S S in: Sacramento next moni b Hapdn o wiolien oy COT yde - y Doctor Pierce's | del ti ; ) r s “:‘ gntal will' go to the convention 7