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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
Packing Co. No sulprhates {

Packing Co. No sulprhates or
sulphurous acid present.
Giant Bakin gPowder, Globe
Baking Powder Co. Alum baking
powder, insoluble matter 0.3S7 per
cent. starch 1882 per cent.
Temple Baking Powder. Fred,
Falas, Salt Lake. Alum Baking
Powder, insuluble matter O.1O7
per cent. starch 1882 per cent.
Challenge lemon extract, Harde
sly Manufacturing Co. Lemon oil
Us per cent, alcohol 69.06 per cent.
Schlllings best lemon extract,
A. Schilling & Co. Lemon oil
l4.S per cent, alcohol So. 80 per
cent
DR.. Prices lemon extract, Or.
Price Extract Co. Lemon oil 6
per cent, alcohol 81. 80 per cent.
Hamburg steak, Z. Fisher. Pre-
served with boric acid.
Headlight coal oil, Standard Oil
90. Fire test 100
lea Garden strawberry Jelly,
Paclilc Coast Co. Passed.
Griftln's extra Loganberrv pre-
serves, California Fruit Canning
association. Passed.
Wlld Rose absolutely pure hon
ey, San Diego Honey company
Apparently genuine; passed. Cal
norma home gherkins, California
Packing company, Contains no
copper.
White Cloud cheese. Passed
Hills California pure food pro-
duct gherkins, James Hill &
Sons. No copper present.
Hills California pure food pro-
duct-mlxed pickles, James Hill
" Sons. No coppre present.
HIS sweet pickles, sweet mix
ed pickles, James Hill & Sons. No
copper present.
GOODS QUESTIONABLE
Red Rock Baking Powder, Winter
Spice & Extract company. Alum
baking powder, insoluble matter
and starch go. AZ per cent.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS.
IN commenting upon the analyses
the inspector says:
1T will be seen by the foregoing
that the larger proportion of goods |
that were analysed cannot be LEGAL
~ sold Ill the state. Some of them
are illegal simply because thev are
artlflcially colored or falsely brand
cd or fraudulent. One baking
powder was of a questionable char
neter, as it PRINCIPALLY consists of
starch and has very little value #
any. A great number of other
goods not mentioned in the above
'lst have been tested to indicate
nat they too, could not he local
y sold IN the state, which are not
gwen in his report, as the chemist
las not officially reported on them.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11

use OF all the storage facilities on
the Sotuh Fork of this stream and
more, or about GOO, coo acre feet
to furnish the water claimed for
this purpose alone. If the splen-
did storage facilities are to be used
for this purpose, there would be a
supply of water for irriagtion for
only about three months Of each
season, OF during the foo d dis
charge Of the stream. On the other
hand, ii these lands are to be re-
claimed there will not be any water
Ill the river at this point for power
purposes for several months. during
each season, as ali the water will
be diverted above this point. More
than 20 per cent Of the irrigable
lands Of the valley viii have 70 be
furnished with water for their late
irrigation, necessiiating the utiliza-
ticn of practically every storage
site existing in that drainage basin
tor that purpose
The nature and magnitude of
the conflict between these interests
should be readily understood. The
impending conflict might be easily
obviated if site for power devel-
opnent were selected above instead
of below large tracts Of irrigable
lands. American Falls offers an
ideal location for the development
OF water power. Il is located above
nearly 400,O acres of irrigable
lands, the late water supply for
which, to the extent of nearly 3, 900
second feet, will have to be fur
nished from reservoirs. This sup
ply will have to pass these falls, +.
increasing the discharge of the
river during its lowest stage from
:, 200 to 5000 second feet, enough
for the creation of over 20, 900 horse
power which can be developed at
very reasonable expense, and with
out conflicting i'll any way with the
rights of irrigation i'll any part of
he Snake river valley.
The development of cheap pow
II IS very essential and is a power
III agency III the building up of
any country. The foundation of
he development of any arid count
y is not power, but irrigation, and
he right to the use Of the streams
or any other purpose must be sub
'ervient to irrigation rights if such
development is to be full and COM
olete. When it is realized that at
BEST probably not more than four
Der cent of the arid portion of Idaho
an ever be reclaimed, there should
'e no question as to the desirable
ty of having these resources fully
Utilized. "
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
Estray Notice.

- Dec. I. i4N3
Notlce IS hereby given that there came 10
imS ranch at Ora. Fremont county, idahp' ~
or apout sept LIST, lob the following desctlHe.o
'"i'ilaA One red COW branded on the ie''
IN, ctop on right ear, slit in left ear.
, ,ne o"her Is requested to prove pref 81
~ hs charbeS. ana take the said property way.
~ ~. elaimed within forty days from ' Als
according to law. ". ii. Hlil
ne" Dec. IN, lSO3 Victor HeE>ted,
Auditor,
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1904.
Major A. + Caldwell, formerly

Major A. +. Caldwell, formerly
InIian Agent of the Fl. Hall reser-
Xtion, has been reappointed to the
FINE position Under the new title
o Superintendent, which places
+ Al in the classified service Maj
I Caldwell's services are recog-
lized by the Department and he is
considered one Of its most valuable
officers.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
ADULTERATED FOOD
State Inspector MCPHERSON Sub
mits Il Report to the
Commission.

all extensive list OF a1ldlN SeS Oh 100
stuffs, samples Of which were tax
Ell from the shelves of Idaho deal
ers.
The names Of tie articles tested
followed by those Of the nanufact
urers and results of the analyse
are as follows:
Goods Found Adulterated.
Pioneer tomato oatsup, manu-
facturer not given. Colored witt
coal tar dye.
Home made catsup, 7. A. Sny
der Preserving company. Colorec
with coal tar dye.
Pottawattomie strawberry Jelly
Smith Refining company. Artiiici
ally colored. Contains commercial
glucose.
Strained honey, Sluith Refining
company. Contains piece of honey
comb but syrup is glucose.
Currant Jelly, Cutting Packing
company. Does not contain glu-
cose, but was not made from pure
fruit juice, sugar and water.
Blackberry jam, Minnesota Pre-
serving Co. Syrup, commercial
glucose.
Williams Bros. & Charbonneau
currant favored Jelly, Williams
Bros. & Charbonneau. Contains
commercial glucose. lie Saleil,
Malines, petits pois French Peas,
put up i'll France and Belgium.
Colored with copper salts. Apricot
jam, put up in paper cans made Of
straw, Falcon Preserving Co. Con
tains commercial glucose.
Jelly, strawberry flavor, put up
III paper cans made of straw, Fal-
con Preserving company. Princi-
pally commercial glucose.
Tilmans lemon extract, Tilman
4 Bendal. Lemon oil 2. per cent;
alcohol GA per cent.
Columbia lemon extract, Closet
4 Devers. Lemon oil @ per cent;
alcohol 80 per cent.
Orchard strawberry Jelly, Bliss
Syrup Refining company. Large
" commercial glucose.
Mrs. Williams strawberry Jam,
Pacific Coast Syrup company. Ar
colored some starch.
Mrs. Williams blackberry iellv.
Pacific Coast Syrup company. Ar
tictiially colored; some starch.
Gateway lemon extract. Lewis
ton Mercantile company. Lemon
OIL u per cent, alcohol 50. II.
Red color used for coloring soft
drinks, Lewiston Bottling works.
Coal tar dye.
Red color, Lewiston Bottlinp
works. Coal tar dye.
Marque de Fabrique French
peas, petit pois, extre fins, George
Dalldet company. Contains copper.
French peas, fins Jules Dupont.
Copper.
Grill Club petits pois (fns),
Bordeaux, France. Contains con-
per.
Grill Club petits pois (Mayens),
bordeaux, France. Contains con-
Der.
b. range petits pois (Mayens),
bordeaux, France. Contains COP
Der.
Boston French peas. Contains
copper.
Henri Baronet French peas
Bordeaux, France. Contains con-
Der.
Conserves Alimentaries French
'eas (Mayens). Contains copper
Country Club French peas, AL
KS Godillot Jeune, Bordeaux
rance. Contains % milliqra,ns
opper.
lie Soleil Malines petits pois
Mayens) French peas Fabrioue
nternationale de Conserves All
lentone, Marque Soleil, Belgium
"a milligrams of copper. t
French peas, lie Soleil Malines.
xtre fins Contains copper.
I. Couteaux petits pois (extre
ns), Conserves Alimentaire French
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
Redemption Fund.

N0u0hlplloll una.
Current Expense 1898 Nos. 327,
237, 259, 347, 346, 341, 342, 800,
80, 376, 3S1, 416, 800, AS, 446.
44s, 456, 1893, 42S, 392, 427, 429,
415, 4o5, 443, 453, $50, 1877, 434,
432, 266, 267, 479, 47s, 39s, 4os,
Alb, 1856, los, 14S, 142, 500, 1917,
1918, and 1919.
Road and Bridge 1898.
Nos. 2S6, 1919, 292, 293, 315,
81.
If the above warrants are not pre-
scented for payment within ten DAVIS
from date Of this notice interest
will then cease.
Lee S. Borrows, Treasurer
st. Anthony, Feb. 10, 1904
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11
WARRANT CALL

Notice is hereby given, that there
IS money in the Treasury to pay
the following Fremont County
warrants.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-11

Club House string beans, Franklin
McVeigh Co. Do not contain COP
per.
Eclipse asparagus tips, Eclipse
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
GREAT GOLD CAMP
OF GOLDFIELD
Its Output Of Rich Ore Rap
idly Increasing
The Jumbo a Wonderful Mine--.TwO
New Discoveries Of Shipping
Ore at DiamOndfieId

While the developments at Gold
held are in every way most salts.
factory, reports Of new discoveries
are continually heard but the details
are difficult to obtain. On the Red
Top Capt. Bradley has struck a
body of rich ore in his lease, but it's
extent and value has not yet been
made public.
Work at the January is most sat.
isfactory and the usual quantities of
shipping ore are being raised but no
further returns are yet to hand from
the smelters.
The Jumbo is a scene of great ac-
tlvity Gold is being extracted in
large quantities. The rock is liter
ally covered with coarse gold and
should the Jumbo's richness continue
to depth OF 300 feet gold will be de.
monetized for this mine alone would
hood the world with the precious
metal.
From the Bowes- Keruick lease
40, 200 worth of ore has been
shipped as the result OF 2S days
working, and yesterday ore worth
Sl,OOO per sack was being gouged
out OF a seam about four inches wide
On the 50.foot level there are four
feet of $500 ore.
Ridge u Curtis have sent out their
first shipment this week. The ore is
high grade, Zinns lease returned
nearly $400 per ton.
A second shipment from the Hen.
messy y-SweeLey lease on the Florence
will leave next week.
At Diamond6eld the Graham Bros
lease on the Daisy is yielding some
good ore, assays as high as $1,000
have been obtained.
On the Welch- Cronin lease on the
Vernal assays are obtained from 5000
up to thousands of dollars per ton
the ore being over three feet wide
ana will average over $500 per ton.
The claim is owned by Diamondfield
Jack Davis, Van Spaulding, James
Ford and W. H. O'Neil.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
New Interpretations.

The Goldtield Mohawk Mining Com
pany has been incorporated under
the laws OF South Dakota to acquire
and develope three claims at Gold
tield known as Mohawk No / and 2.
and Slim Jim Fraction, which ad.
Joins the Combinat tion, JUMBO and
Red Top mines. The capital is sIOO.
900 in one million shares Of 81
each OF which 400, 900 are placed IN
the treasury. The officers are
Harry Ramsey, presidentg George
Wingheld, vice president, Nye and
Ormsby County Bank treasurer.
Hugh II. Brown, secretary. Dlrec.
tors, Geo. S. Nixon, ]. Fl. Forman
Geo Wingtield, A. G. Eisen. A. ID
Myers, Harry Ramsey, Hugh H.
Brown. The property is considered
by competent men as one of the best
inside groups in the camp and so
highly is it regarded that four leases
have been granted on it, among those
interested in the leases being r. Il.
Dunlap, Malcolm Macdonald. I. L.
Oddie, f. A. Keith, Judge Ray and
other prominent operators in Tono-
pah-
The owners Of the Booth claim ad
Joining the Red Top on the north, will
incorporate this valuable ground, a
meeting is being held this afternoon
for that purpose. The owners of
the Booth have been approached bv
many persons during the past month
for leases on this claim but were re-
fused. Work will be commenced ON
the property in few days. A small
amount Of treasury stock will be sold
most OF which has been spoken for.
The property lies two claims north
OF the now famous Jumbo mine Of
Goldfeld.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Railroad News.

But little progress was made with
the track laying during the week
Just passed on account of the Carson
City carnival and the Fourth of July,
taking most OF the equipment aud
power of the c, & c. and they were
unable to deliver the usual amount
OF material. Material is coming in
in better shape and it is hoped to
have the track completed INTO Tono.
pah by Wednesday or Thursday Of
next week.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Railroad Day.

The general committee in charge
oil the arrangements for Railroad
Day celebration are preparing a
splendid program which will provide
entertainment for every one for three
days over which the festivities will
extend. Voting for Carnival Queen
will close on the evening of the
18th. Ballots and money may be
left at the Union or Miners
drug stores. Vote early and often
and then vote again. The various
committees count on the hearty co
operation of every citizen to make
Railroad Day in Tonopah a red letter
day in its history See that you do
your part. Whoop 'erup from dawn
until dark. Talk Railroad Day to
everybody and make everybody talk
Railroad Day to you.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
TONOPAH FIRST
AT CARSON CITY
The TOnOpah Float Takes
First Prize Of $lOO.
Reproduction Of Mt. Oddie With the
Principal Mines Loudly AppIauded
by Crowds in the Street.


The first prize of 500 in the Car.
nival parade at Carson City was
awarded to the beautiful float repre-
senting Tonopah. The design was d
canvas reproduction Of Mt. Oddie
painted to show all the hoists, shaft
houses and workings on all sides with
the town at the foot. The flopt WI
beautifully trimmed with 5
drawn by four white horse r O
whole was most realis tic and reD0
great credit on Ross Meedp
CONCEIVED the idea, and saw
was properly carried out. The d. /
cision Of the judges was most popular
as it was admittedly by far the pret-
test and best float in the parade
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Killed by Dynamite.

On the morning Of the Fourth of
July at Jefferson Canyon, Lynn Oak
ley a white man, and Indian Dick
the discoverer OF the Weepah mines,
lmoued with patriotism, we're firing
o sunrise salute with giant powder.
About twenty sticks Of the powder
unexpectedly exploded blowing the
Indian into fragments and manning
Oakley for life. His right hand was
blown of and one eye destroyed, be-
sides being frightfully burned about
the body. The injured man was
brought to Tonopah and placed in
the county hospital where every.
thing possible is being done to allie.
viate his suffering.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.

T: L. oddie left for Carson or
Friday.
R. B. Davis went to Carson yes,
terday.
Ice cream soda every day at the
Union drug store. u
Judge Ray and Mrs. Ray came in
from Goldfield this week.
L. L. Patrick and wife are at the
Palace hotel from Goldfeld.
DR.. Ed Bowes is at Reno check.
ing the sampling of the Jumbo ore.
Kodaks. cameras supplies. views
oil Tonopah, etc, at the Union drug
store. ~
A. D. Myers, Dick Colburn and w
> Williams are in town from Gold
field.
Quiet, cool, good cooking, unex.
celled food, ana perfect service at
the Palace Cafe. D
d. G. Zinn who has a shipping
lease on the Jumbo came in from Salt
Lake on Monday.
Special facilities for private ban
quets, or little dinners at the Mer-
chants Cafe; it pleases all. m
You will appreciate your meals at
the Mizpah Grill and become a reou.
lar customer. Why not try2 2
During these warm days the Miz-
pah Grill is attracting all; it's cool
and the cooking is unrivalled. q
1t is reported that the Tenabo
Mining company's property at Cortez
will be closed down in few days.
Frank Ish and wife arrived from
Goldteld and left yesterday for an
extended trip through California.
I. B. Hickey, president of the
State Bank and Trust company ar.
rived this morning and will visit Gold.
field.
Everything we serve is the very
best obtainable and those who pat
ronize the Palace Cafe apprecia te
this. n
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Important.

Do you need buggy, blackboard,
delivery wagon, hotel bus or any.
thing in the vehicle line. w. w.
Waterson of Leece- Watterson OF
Bishop, and G. A. Holliwell repre-.
senting Studebaker Bros. Co. are In
town making arrangements to ship a
car load OF vehicles direct from
Studebaker's factory. See us at
Merchants hotel-it will be to your
interest.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Tonopah Gold-Mountain.

The Tonopah Gold. Mountain Mining
companys properties continue to
open up well and shipping ore is be.
ing sacked but will be reserved until
completion OF the railroad. Ore was
received to-day which in Goldheld
would create great excitement but
IS regarded as the ordinary thing at
this property.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Pleased With Tononah.

Since their arrival in camp Mrs.
Alonzo Trip and Mrs. Herbert Tripp
who are now comfortably settled in
the Tonopah Mining company's house
ON Mt. Oddie have made many ac.
quaintanees and are delighted with
the camp and the Tonopah climate,
and agreeably surprised to find
stores replete with the latest fashions
and the market so amply supplied
with the delicacies of the season.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
LOCAL LACONICS.
Now for Railroad Day.

NOW Tor Railroad Day.
j. W. Briggs left for Goldfeld Fri
day.
DR.. White Wolf was in town from
Gold Reef this week.
Harry Ramsey got back from
Berkeley on Sunday.
zeb Kendell returned from San
Francisco Tuesday.
The Merchants Cafe does the bio.
gest trade in town, because it is the
best. -,
W. Sperry, G. A. Bradley and ].
u Court returned from Carson this
morning.
The Palace Cafe caters TO all tastes
ana pleases all, even the most par
ticular. n
The Merchants Cafe is the best
place to meet mining men and invest
ors from all parts. m
j. L. Jones OF the January lease is
IN Tonopah and will leave shortly for
London, England.
II. Fletcher, the popular broker.
who has been i'll for the past week
is once more around.
Fresh fruit, vegetables and every
thing in season served at the Mizpab
Grill in perfect condition. .
Columbia, at the foot of the noun.
tain, is the coming town OF the Gold.
field district and there is more build
ing there than anywhere else in
Nevada
ID, j. Mcdonald who has resigned
as superintendent of the Mcnamara
mine. returned to camp on Sunday
and proceeded to Goldfeld.
Ed Hirschler, a director Of the Nc.
Namara and South Tonopah mines.
arrived on Sunday and visited Gold.
field and Lone Mountain where he
has extensive interests.
Chas. f. Morris, a director of the
Montana Tonopah, and Clay Peters,
director Of the Mcnamara, are now
members Of the San Francisco and
Tonopah Mining Exchange.
We have a large selection of Tono-
pah views, Indian pictures and an
exceptionally good photograph of
Happy Hooligann of Tonopah. The
Miners drug store, Inc, Golden
building. d
w. w. Watterson OF the big mer.
camille firm OF Leece & Watterson of
Bishop is in town. This firm, by its
square dealing does an immense bus
mess in Tonopah and Goldfeld. They
ship in car load lots.
Louis Hagan, secretary and chair.
man of the San Francisco and Tono.
pah Mining Exchange, arrived Sun
day and states there is increased ac-
tivity In Tonopah stocks in the Bay
City and the Tonopah exchange is |
attracting more attention than the /
Comstock market.
No advance is asked upon any of
our cigars beyond what they are
sold on the outside; step in at the
Miners drug store in the Golden
and have them prove their
d
A child just the other day asked
Ter mother "why the clerks at the
hiners' drug store, when filling pre-
'criptions, did not laugh or Joke or
ak with each other?" Had You
'ver thought of the IMPORTANCE of
his?
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Gold Reef.

The developments in this district
continue most satisfactory, work on
the MeighanJoseph group demon.
strates that the ore holds its values
with depth, On the lease operated
by q. Il. Gibson the shaft is down
hfty feet and assays as high as $500
per ton are obtained from streaks.
the full width Of the ore carrying
paya BILE values.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Lucky Again.

I'D Miller, whose wife quite re-
Gently presented him with twin
babies, was the lucky winner OF the
Columbia bicycle given away by the
Union drug store on the Fourth, he
having held ticket No. 9054. The
Judges were Joseph Stenson, DR..
Piper and Jack Mugan. Leonard
Black, blindfolded, drew the numbers
from the hat.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

l.. G. Branson, editor of the Tono.
pah Sun, left for Seattle Thursday
night in response to a telegraphic
summons on account OF the serious
Illness OF his mother, During his alb.
sence t, D. Van Devort will be act.
ing editor and manager Of the Sun.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
Lost or Taken by Mistake.

Brown dress suit case marked W.
M, Richards, Sodaville, New. Locked
and one strap around center. Con.
tanned black suit of clothes and per.
sonal papers of no use to anyone else.
Vest had two masonic pins or EN-.
blems on lapel, Suitable reward II
returned to agent Wells, Fargo g.
Co., Sodaville, New. g.4t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

The Esmeralda county grand jury
failed to find an Indictment against
Howard Sharp for the killing of Cur.
tis Kendall at Gold6eid three months
ago.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

Chas. e. Knox, president of the
Montana. Tonopah, and c. A. Higbee,
secretary of the Tonopah Mining com.
pany, will arrive on Monday.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

Lowney's and Velvet candy in
great variety and size packages, at
the Miners drug store, Inc, Golden
building.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

The shaft is now down As feet, the
vein being five feet wide. well de-
fined and with solid walls. Ore is
being sorted for shipment.
Paymaster.
The company has received returns
from six tons of ore shipped to Reno,
giving values Of 1874 per ton. An.
other trial shipment Of the same
amount was sent to Selby's, returns
from which are not yet to hand.
Belmont
Work at this mine is principally
confined TO the development of the
big vein on the 700-foot level which
is being drifted on and is Welding
some good ore now being sacked for
shipment.
The Ajax.
At this mine, at Lone Mt, the
shaft is down 25 feet and good
ore is being encountered in punches
and stringers which is very promis.
ing to the managers.
New England TonOpah.
The shaft is now down 1875 feet and
three shifts are being worked. Al
second shaft has been started on an
other claim which has fair surface
showing.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09

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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-09
North Star.

The force of miners will be largely
increased in few days and sinking
OF the main shaft will be resumed
from the 1895 level TO cut the Mac.
donald ledge Of the Montana.