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CALIFORNIA MINES
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AMERICAN ENVOYS
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PAST THIRTY YEARS
FORCHAMPIONSHIP
DISMANTLING
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3REI0NERS
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HIIINITON U. C. Anir. 21.
Tim value of Din i fi'ov ( jiltli (julil,
silver, i'iiiii', Iran1 mul riiio proilueed
III llllllOH III I'llliflillllll hi lUt.'l, III'-
muling " Clinile d. Yale, ul' I lie
I'nlteil HlalOM colnii'iil miivey, wim
if'Jll.HI'-VIHU, iiimii-il Willi fJll,-
HH.'UHH in ItU'J ami 171,1177 In
IIHI. Kvi'i'pl in rliic llieio hum mi
lllCII'MMt ill llll! Olllll III' llll lIll'HO
lllcllllH, llltllllliull Hie tollllllfUt rioiii
deep mine hliiUMil a ileclliie, ami
llieio wi'iii fewer mine i'iN)itiii
iioiik(Ioii limn in IIH'J,
'I'lio mini) iiriuliii'tlini of itnM in
llli:i im vjii, 0(,ll.iH if (IIKI, IHd
more t fin (i in lll'- mi InereiiMt of
.'I..VJ ur ciiil. Tin oVrp mlnea of the
Mute iiniiltiiii'il fll,."7l,7HI, or 5(1.711
HT eelll of till lullll. Till! illi'ICIIM'
in guilt from deep mine for Ilia jenr
vvaw frill'J.tlllll, or 1.51 per eenl. Tim
plaeer mine pmiliierd H,H!HI,177 in
cnlil, ml iiiuri'iiir of .lllll,rl I, or
'J.'.'ll HT ll'lll.
Output of Uolil
ThU oiilpnt of uolil in ('iilifoinlii
hiih Ilio lament iii ill rarn, tin ylelil
in IHHII having lii-i-n .V.'l,:il''l,H7.'l.
Only three time in Id yean han the
ol,l Olllpilt IMI'l'Clll',1 .f.n,lt00,(l(ll),
nml if tin year IHHII it. iwlmli'il, the
polil oiilpnt in llll.'l wan higher llimi
il Iiiih l.ci'ii ciiii'9 IHUI. The gold i
now ileiiveil from Pitciiflw opera
lioiiM ntllii'i' limn from I'ffoiU of m-
ilivlillllllri or llllllll'iniH htllllll enter-
pric. Koine of I lie deeper piniU
mine nil' working UN good on nt
M'Hli'iil ili'ptlm of :iOI)l) to nearly
KKIO feel n m wan finiiiil nwir tlm mir
lari. Tin' dredger ant now proline
iitfff HI. rill per eent of tin' plai'i'r gold
from ground whieh iiin fnnneily
enniidered worthier tor mining, n
lieing loo poor in gold, lint hi); no
"full" or no drainage, ami on wlueli
valcr t'oalil not liit iikimI advantage
oip.lv on any .eale under tint old mh
Inns of gravel mining. There are now
till tttvili:arx In operation In t'alifor.
iiia, ami hini'it Hut hrginnlng of oper-
ntioiiN with these nmehiaeH in the
Male II II ecu yearn ago, Hut dredge.
Kolil output Iinm rraehed a total uf
if ii:i,fitl.'i, IHfl. From n proiluetiou of
.VJli(l,:i(VJ in lhlll) tlu autiual output
l'lom gold dredgex rraehed In UMil
tlio Hum of ?8.0!HV-,ll I, vvliieh U :ii.ni
per rent of tlin total pilil yielil of
the ktalit ami 1)1.5(1 er cent of Hut
total output of plaecr riiM. The
liyilratilii) iiiinrM proilueeil .:i'-'ll,:iO(),
or :i.7:i per eent of )ie total proilue
tiou of cohl In the htate in 11)1.1, the
liift iniiieM proilueeil .11112,5:18, or
-.IS per i'iiiI, ami the xurfaec or
sluli'inc mine proilueeil .f '.'J 1,0 15, or
l!.:.:i tier eent.
I'nHlmtliiii uf Hlhrr
The proiluetiou of hilver nt nilneM
in California in ldKl waM V.'l7H,:i!)U
Hue ouneex, valueil nt H:i'-',55H, an
iueieaxo uf 78,'J(I.'I line oiiueeN in
ilimutity mul of .firJ.lHI!) in value.
Murh the laicer poitiou, 1,158,517
line oiiueeH, valueil at 111111,715, was
ileiiwil fiiun eriulit hinellinc n'K
Shiihta eoiiuty, iih iimiuI, wan the
larce-t proiluenr of hilver, nmkinc nn
output of 705,ti:il fine oiiueeH, val
ued al f I'.'ll.'JO.'l, fiiuu Hid Miielliuc of
eopiMT oren, :I5,'J1I5 fine ouneei. from
MilieeouM ore). 715 linit oiiiiei'i. fiom
plaeeiH ami HO fine oiinrcx from leml
men -a total ,iehl for the eouuty of
7II,77.'I fine oiiueeH, valueil nt $118,
(lltl. The ileep miiirt of the htate
pioilueeil 1,11 i:i,020 tine ouueeK of
hilver, valueil at .1-811,181, ami the
plnerx proilueeil :i5,!l7lt line uiineeH,
valueil at .'J I .IKlll.
The i-eeoverahlit copper ohlalueil
from Califniiila oich in llll.'l niununU
eil to II 1,575,007 poiimlH, vulueil at
r,,:i.-,!l,lJitt uu lueicat.e of i,i'.':i,:i:i5
PouiiiIh In ipiuntity, hut a ilccicnxe of
ifl(li.10ll in value, compared with
11H!.'. Tint ilrcrfiiNc. in value in due In
the lower price of copper in ID 111.
The larccHt proiluetiou came, iih iih.
mil, from KluiKtn county, which pio
ihiced 117,0 1 l,'JH7 poiimlH, valueil nt
.fl, 1111,8(1(1, uu inerciiMi of I.M25,7I7
poiimlH in iiuaulity ami .fr.'D.HOd in
vnliie, eoiuimrcil with IIM'J. The
next iuiporlant coppcr-pioduciuc
county van ('alavcraH, which yield
eil 5)8'j:i,'-"J(l pouudri, valued at .fl)01,.
(llll).
I.eail mul Zinc Out put
Tint reeoveralilit lead ohl allied from
CalH'ornia iiiIiioh in lll!l umoiiiited to
:i,5l I,:il2 pounds valued al .tlAl.llIII,
mi iiiitreaHo of 'J',:i(lt),(lll pouudri lu
iuuulily ami $.10:1,110 in value over
Ihe pioiliuilioii of 111 I 'J. Inyo county
wiiH nreiliteil with 11,'J III, l!W poiniilH,
valued at 1 l'J,H IM, mul Kan lleriiar
lino with 2:17,180 poiiiuN, valued ul
10,111). Tlu'Mit luo cniiullcH iiodiiit.
cd nuiiily all Ilia lead output of Cull
I'oinla In ll)i;i,
In J 11 1 ft only Iwn ioiiiitle in the
hlulu Cioilei a iiiniii'loii of riili,
Tlii'xit vvcia Inj 0 coiuily, 111111,571
(loiiiuU, i allied at .',l,(lI0 inn)
HhiiNla calmly, i;i,ll poiiiiil", viil
ih'il al WM, or u lolnl ii' J .o.-7, IHT
miiiiij, valiii'il ul fillJIO, TliU ui'm
M ilei'lCHmi of ;i,'lM,JI!f) iolluU III
iiuiill'l nml 'JI0)H'J7 III tal'M'i I'tini
uiiM lli m'l
MINNICAI'UI.IH. Minn., Auc 2. -A
pi tlliulnary loitml of .'10 holnn,
inrtlclmUnl In tmlny li) local nam
(itiirt anil vIrIUiic profimHloiinlH,
nerved iih a tunliii; up for tint rliuiu
liton play of the vventeru open K)lf
(oiirunuieiit vvlikh will hcclu loinot
tow on tint co 11 r mi of tho lulurluvlivn
dull.
Tliu cntr lint mt'ftlvuu out 1))' of
flcluln lacliiik'H (he uainvn of noxtr.il
profciulouulH whii coiuputeil ItiHt Wcoli
In tho iintlonnl opnu I'linmplonnlilp at
fihlrnco. Tlut now Amcrlcon ptn
coif clinmiiliin, Walter ('. Ilamiii, will
plit)' lu tint tourimiunut, It wan an
nouncnil. Toiliiy' npeelnt went, hutil
hy tint lUlvrlHL'heu eluli, coumInIciI of
a .ID holn heNt hall mntcli iMitwcitn
palrri iiiiuIp up of n profcNUlounl anil
an auintour,
ikjsviBvs.. "7 -rftvi i y mwamiite'A 3 mlwjlj wlml.
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dittiSk))
The only hafehiill uiuiie uf IIh kind
ever played and Ihe iiioft uproar.
IoiihIv ludu'ioiu one, k conducted un
der I lie tentH of the Illinium & llallev
cIiciim, wIiuhii ncren of IciiIh will he
cpreiiil here next tiulunlay. Three
clL'pliittitjr p.-trlifipiitc, pitcher, Imttei
and cloved iiui-l.nl catchrr. Ihey
cuter into tint Hpuit m keenly cn
tlnixiiiHlii' iih hiiuiau cuuteHtautH.
Pilot hits a foul, hIiiiIh for firnt
hat-e nml reluniH reliietiuilly nt the
umpire' cornmnnd. He Mrikrn inof- trnininc, vtternni declare, of the
foetivcly mid then allown ihrec Inn) wonder rcsiiltH of Mkill, palienco ami
ImiIIh Id paHH. I'llcla-r and catcher 'perHcveraiice. Moiu'v worked tire
hold 11 vvhifpered conference over the lclv with IiIh poudcroiiH pupiJ- for
critical Hlliialiou. 1'ilot hwiiIh the four inotilh In teach them the iutri
next hall pitched, ilrop1- hix hut, in 'eaeic of the national canic.
off. Klnl, hecoiid 11 ml thii'd Iiiichj The Haruiim (c Hnilev eleplianlH
aro NiiccKKfullv iiocolinled. hut ala! there arc forlv in the herd perform
Ihe catcher awaift him at home, hall a vnrietv of oilier ustinhin cx
in I11111L 1'iluf maken a liravc xlide, jpliiiln, iacliuliiis the latent trrjulrlior
in called outTm!l nl off (lie field. ,can revel-. They have niaKlercil the
lrumpellnifTfiR-oi:e .t Ihe deeiMioii. , liui'o.' Invitation and maxixe ntepn
H'k the iiiJihP fcouvincinc dctiiou- ami execute the daiiccw with coiivnlc
Hlrnlion in ' tlic auualx of miiuilil inu accuracy.
CIIICACIO, Auk. St. Mora than
lf0 wo(iion colfera were dclii'iluled to
eompelu today over (lie ltuka of tho
llltiuitnln (lolf chili lu tho nnuunl
rliniiiplonnlilii of tint Womcn'ii Worn,
oru (lolf aimoelntlon. Tho field en
(nbllHlied new record In nomliutloini
for tho ovont. Thirty pln)cm rnprp.
nenteil club oiitiliin or CIiIchko. Mini
Myra llelincr of riilcnco, tlin chain,
plon, enlered tlio touriininent to de
fend her title.
BOUGH
GERMAN BIPLANE ADDED
TO EXHIBITS BY FRENCH
T LINER TO
GET OUT OF WAR
NI.W YOHK. Auc. i!l. Tint fiil
of the pceinlly chartered .liipi to
hriac icfucecH fronf I'.nropiv the Ital
ian liner Principe di I'dine, Hteamcd
lulu N'ew York harhor today with
.'ID!) pimtU'iiccrH. They had )"1 '"
the accrecnto -00,000 for their paw
hiic, fur thin wan lh" huui pvcii the
HKIirOIIT. rVnnce, Anv'. 21. A Lluvd Sahaudo coinp.iiiy in (lenon on
(leruinu hiplane captun-d at Cernayk condition that the vchm-I be turned
Iiiih heeu added to Ihe tweut.v two over to Hie rofuccct and p ilirecl
Ciiiih ami other trophien lu he phieinl o New York. Knch paHHeuj-er paid
al the foot of Ihe A Nine Iiiiinuiiiciit.l.fj.")0 cold an a uiiniiniuu for firnt
cahin accommodation, Icavitip a def
icit of nhoiil-.10.0(11) which will he
met hy Ihe couiinitlce which arranged
the trip.
The voyace of the I Mine and the
ciicnniftiineeH which pi receded it hit
neiliaiK without parallel. It wiih a
rhc of huyiiic a hhlp, a- it were, to'
get out of Kuiope.
INC
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WILLIAM
ABANDONS A
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BANIA
GERMAN LINER PRINCESS
ALICE AT ZAMB0ANGA
.MANILA, Anc. -M.- The North
(icnniin Lloyd line Hteamer I'rii
Alice, which' left here Aucitht 11 for
an unknown deHtiualioii, has put in
at Zamljoitnzn. There U a rumor
that nhe has been dainujji'd by
Ilri Iit1i rnii-HT, but thin lack- coafir
illation. The htrnmi-r i believed to
carrv a larcc niaoaut of hpeeie.
rmi:.
putts arc
Anc. -'I, -:L" "i. Ke
conlhcliat; iih to whether
Prince William Iiiik abandoned Al
bania. It wan etuUil here today that
his leaving would cmue no Mirpriso
iih his Hitua'ion, already difficult be
fore the outbreak of the war, must
hnvc become quite iir.Mssible when,
owin to the neeesxities of the intcr-
a national complication?, Austria, Italy
mid the other power were obliced to
withdraw any Mipport which helped
to tiuiinlnin him nt Dumr.zo.
WASIIINOTON, Anc- ai.-IlniiRfr
of war between 'Japan and Austria
wiih removed today through hc
agreement (,f Auslriu to iHninautlc
her cruici, the Kabicrin Klir.abcth,
now at Titig-Tiiti.
The Anutriau ambiiHHador had been
prepariai; to leave Tokio when the
.Tapunc'-i! cov. eminent indieated its
approval of n Hiicction for din
tnantliuc the rruixcr. Autrla
cepted the prouosnl mul instructed
the officer to Interne it at Shang
hai. The AiiHtrinn nmbnsHiidor then
let it he known that he saw no oc
casion to leave Japan. .
400 REFUGEES ON
LINER FROM GENOA
NKW YOrtK, Anc 1M.--Kmir hun
dred more AmencatiH who left Kur
0e bccniiHC of tho war readied New
York today on the Italian liner Prin
cipe di Udine, from Genoa. Tho ves
sel vvN cHneeiallv chartered for Ihe
trip by K. A. C. Haith, dock commis
sioner of New York. Anion;; the
passenger were Dr. Nicholas Mur
ray Puller, president f Columbia
university, and family, and Mr. and
Mr. KredeneV . audcrinlt.
The Udine reached iunrnutinc late
Inst night, followed bv the Holland-
American line steamer Xoordiiin,
from ItottcrdaaK Count Von Perntf-
torff, German aiubatndor to the
United States, wan among the Noor
dam's pns-citgen..
VASIILVnTOM..Aig. 'J I. Aniorl-
can ainlmssnilors to whom hnn been
intrus-ted the diploinatle affalrn of
the nation at war wore ealliii lodity
for additional Iiej. They reported
they needed more oeerctaribm, at
tacheH, clerks and interjtrelcrrt to
handle the great amount ol' ex Ira
work involved in their new InskH. Pe
siilex attending to xtrnnded eiti.eiH
of the United HtntcK, thev are looking
after the welfare of thousand of
subject" of other nations.
The offieialK and tho power for
whose diplomatic iutcrcHU they aro
carinc include.!
AmbasHiidor Page, Indon AtlM
trm and (jermnnv.
Amhassador Oerard. Perlin Ja
pan, Piissin, (Ireat Pritniu and
Uraiiee.
Auibassndor Penfield, Vienna
Ureal Prilain, Husla and France.
Ambassador llerriek, Paris (ler
many and Austria.
Chnrle S. Wilson, the charge d'af
faires. St. Petersburg -flerniauy and
Austria. t
Ambasdador Ou'hrie, Tokui Ocr
many. Ambassador Page al London Iiipj
nsked for ix additional riccrctaricH.
AMERICANS EXPERIENCE
LITTLE TROUBLE IN GERMANY
LONDON, Aug. 21, 2:07 p. nt.
Harry Learned, an Amcrieaiv who
nrrived in London today from BerKn
by way of Holland, sayn that tho
railroad trip from Oortnany to Ko(
tcrdani is slow, but that it is possible
even for women trcvaling alone.
American with proper credential,
he declared, arc hav'iig no (rouble
with nerrnan offieinU in Perlin.
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A JL jt. ' -J-Lm
MEDFORD
September 9 to 12,
The Fourth Annual Exhibit of the
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR AND PEAR SHOW
Will be the Largest Ever Held
Big Display of Farm Products
Fruits, Vegetables, Stock and Poultry, Flowers, Cul-
linary and Household Articles, Fine Arts, Merchants'
Displays, Children's Articles are assured by the liberal
premiums offered in each department.
Special exhibit of 500 products from one farm by D. W. Lowe of Ashland.- This
exhibit will also be. shown at the SanFraocisco exposition.
Spirited Contests of Speed
By the blue blooded stars of the equine world are
assured. King Seal, record 2:ll,, owned by Tom
Taylor, and Albia 2:1114 another local fast stepper are
among the horses that will face the wire in these races.
$5000 IN PURSES AND PREMIUMS
$1500 ON FRUIT
Of this amount $300 is on Pears. The largest premiums offered on fruit in the state, fruit
' y ' growers should be interested in seeing a big exhibit this year vnljr
SEVERAL EXCITING FREE ATTRACTIONS
Excursion rates on all railroads. Get a premium list and prepare to make an exhibit. Free
cold storage for fruits and vegetables until fair opens. r
J. T. SULLIVAN, President SID. I. BROWN, Sacrtiry
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