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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BUCK MAY NOT Be ExTRADITED.

Havana. July 2O.-The attorneys for Alfred Buck.
former cashier of the AIapleton Oinn.) State Bank
who was recently arrested on the Isle OF Pines
under the name of w. j. McGregor, are endeavor-
ing to secure his release because the prisoner ar
rived IN Cuba before the extraditiOn treaty with
the United States became effective. Latterly the
courts have been declining grant writs OF habeas
corpus, the right to which was decreed during
American intervention. The attorneys therefore
ask the Department of Justice TO permit Bucks
release and TO order a hearing OF the question
as to whether he be extradited
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
'LoNGsH0REMAN SAVES CHILD.
After Fight with Tide in North River Is
Pulled from Water By Patrolman.

The prompt action OF John Powers, a 'longshore-
employed the pier at West 5lst-st. saved
Joseph Tanning. six years old. Of No. 100 West
S7th-st.. from drowning in the North River last
night.
Little Joseph was playing tn stringpiece at
the foot of 5lst-st.. when he tripped and fell into
the water. The tide carrying him out, when
Powers. hearing the screams Of other children.
jumped into the river 10 save him. Patrolman Nc
Nerny got rope and the swimmer and child We're
pulled up on the pier.
After being treated at Roosevelt Hospital the boy
was taken home
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
TO REMODEL OLD CHURCH
August Belmont Will Make Up any De-
feieney in Fund.

St Georges Episcopal Church. at Hampstead.
two hundred years old is TO be -<emOdeled. August
Belmont having pledged himself to pay any de-
iciency IN a fund raised by the congregation for
the purpose OF rebuilding the edihce There has
ton in favor OF making the church more modern
In appearance and cOnvsnieuces. A fund has been
accamula ting to meet the expense. which has
been estimated at SIS 600. The fund now contains
81 200 The Rev. j. X Cooke, rector Of the church.
after consultation with Mr.. Belmont. announced
that the banker would make I'D any differences
needed to carry the ideas OF The congregation
Plans are now being prepared
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
ACCUSED OF RUNNING DOWN A WOMAN.

Lawrence Bogert Gilman. a real estate broker
OF No. $40 Broadway, living at No. ia East 30th-
st, viii be arraigned in the Flushing police court
Tomorrow morning TO answer a charge OF running
down woman with his automobile. The accident
occurred on Tuesday the Hoffman boulevard
Newtown. Mary Hauweiu. sixty years old Of No
20 Walnut-st.. Winfield. stepped into the road al
most directly In front OF MIR. Ellimans machine
10 IS said and hit She was not seriousIy
hurt, and, after doctor had attended her she
was taken home Bicycle Policeman Sexton ar
rested Mr.. Gilman and took him 10 the 77th Pre-
einct station house Magistrate Connorton paroled
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SOUGHT DIVORCE EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Woman Successful After Two DEGREES
Granted Man Are Set Aside.
IsE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Milwaukee July 2O.-Deiah Carrie Helm was
granted divorce to-day from Albert J. Heinz
They were married Ia New-Orieans nineteen years
ago year later he deserted her and disappeared
On two occasions since then he has secured d.
vOrces, b1t each time the wife had them set aside
For eighteen years she has pursued him. and re-
Gently, having completed a legal residence here
she applied for separation the ground OF de-
sertion. lie made no contest, and gave up $500 in
lieu OF slmouy Mrs Helm. having completed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

and insurance agent and a member OF the Sen
ate Insurance Committee. He voted against the
so cent gas bill, and was threatened with punish
ment for It by Charles F. Murphy. The fact
that Senator Grady, the Tammany leader mere,
selected him In accordance with the custom that
permits the minority leader to choose the
minority representation indicates the sincerity
of these threats.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MIR. RYAN PLEASED OVER MESSAGE.
Says Investigation Would Be Good Thing
for PolicYholders.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Washington July 20-ThOmas F. Ryan, who is
at the Arlington. gave out the following state
ment:
Governor Higgins has acted wisely in recon-
mending investigation of all the insurance
companies. A thorough investigation will be a
good thing for the policyholders. and that is the
great question involved.
His action will greatly aid Mr.. Morton In
cleaning UP the Equitable and reforming its
management
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
ONE MORE YELLOW FEVER CASE

Washington, July 20.-The Panama Canal Com
mission to-day received dispatch from Governor
Magoon. reporting that Joseph A. Corrigan an
with yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MIR. ALEXANDER REPORTED WORSE
Extreme Heat Bad for Patient-No Immedi.
ate Danger Feared.

Bayshore, Long Island. July a.-James W. Alex
ander is said not to have stood the period of ex-
treme heat WELL and is far from being as well to-
day he earlier this week. He is not. how
Arsr. in any immediate grave danger
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO EARNINGS

Baltimore July sO.-The Baltimore and OaiO Hs-I
road Company issued to-day It's annual sla.e-.r ~.
OF earnings for the fiscal year ended June ~
statement OF earnings for the year from 6 ioS
compared with the hscal year enueH June -
shows the following; 80. racrsass-
d.. s.v,,.gx SS7 ESQ eos 6SGIt.ed $500 "a
Fxpenses .....,... "A TlO.6os sS62s.sSa l.Oe-~
Ma, ..rO,u.,. -sea. .sIs. sss s2lIasAr pss'i'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

N.t aarnanxs. So. .9ls. se4 S2AlA.XlF f''
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
A STHOhG SxEDlCATI.
Purchases Eighty Acres OF Ground
on Banner Mountain.

\ strong s, Indicate consisting OF Geo.
\. Eastman and Los Angeles associates,
Bruce Waring and Derch 4 McMul n
have purchased the Diamond Joe, Dia-
mOnd .Ioe Extension, Excelsior No 4
and Excelsior No. 5 mining claims and
have oryanized the Guldtield- Banner
Mountain Mining company To take over
these properties. The claims purchased
contain 50 acres Of extremely valuable
ground situated ou the east slope of
Banner mountain and adjoining the
Goidfield Empire property. Before the
purchase was completed q tho ough ex-
animation of the ground was made by
W. j. Douglas nf fonopah IN the inter
est OF the syndicate mentioned. Mr..
Douglas pronounced the surface indica-
tiuns equal To any III the district aud un-
hesltatIngly recommended the purchase.
The company intend to iuaugurate a
vigorous policy oi development and will
operate on its own account III addition
to granting leaseo on certain portions of
its territory. The most conservative
SO we'll located as this property unques-
tionably is and 1t requlres no stretch of
Imagination to predict favorable results
with intelligent development.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
SpLEkDID PROSPECTS.
Excellent Surface Shcwings Which
Await Development Work.

Many fine prospects can lie seen all
over the district, but very little work
compared to- large acreage is being d ne
by the owners. The ground is owned n
blocks containing from 80 tn several
hundred acres. Most of the work done
has consisted merely OF location work
and as a rule the softest lace t. do it
was selected and the veins and dyke Of
hard quartz were studiously avoided.
Until the time rolls around when the
owners of the prospects decide to sink
on the dt kes and veins no mines Will be
opened up. There is u section OF c.'un-
miles north and south that is especially
rich in surface Indications of pay min
eral. There is not hardly location in
this large area that is not cu1 some
where by dyke of quartz that "ntcraps
and the surface groupings pans and as
says almost pay in many OF the prop
however. and from this time forward
shipping mines will begin to dot the
low hills and bluffs clear to the Gold
ield Bonanza Mining company's ground.
On the latter strike is reported but no
definite information can be secured from
the owners. From reliable source it
is learned, however, that pay ore has
been opened up. Lessees working on
the Francis group are also getting ASSAYS
that run good pay and in the bottom of
their shaft there is a streak OF high
grade. Work will be started Dn the
Queen group next week. This ground
was recently purchased for an eastern
company by Donald Ferguson. The
Bonanza west OF the Dixie has been ST.
cured under bond and lease by two Cali
fornla mining men, and they have
started prospecting in earnest. The al
joining claim, the Unlucky jim. owned
by the Goldtield-Clover Leaf company,
is another good piece of ground with a
splendid surface showing. a dozen
other lodes are being worked in a small
way with favorable indications Of find
ing pay ore in this immediate neighbor-
hood.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
sl07,O26,G0

myself cursory examination
balances been made for weeks and in determine the state
enlist the other banking institutions an effort Fe the 0'aeh "fk
Trust Company by coming its in the OF advances on its euri
@ & sd @ ~ bt 'v 1 WAS .ton tta, the I bank wa" s"ir ~hus
practically gentlemen representing the banks
indicated entirely ower and the decision Of Mr. B
business Monday morning appeared to be the ONLY course
Explanatory banks securities from ito banking
that the al. in the loeino Of
B. Young who had taken fe" to San Fane' m ;e purpose raising
funds which the bank on its feet in"~nnl! Of the ~ks
in hereby
rnsmanaged for considerable period of time.
Thursday funds removed from the wants the ban" the s4a SOD
for which the cashier made entries what commonly known tags
showing the character of tie stocks and
the bank showing in the slightest degree the a' character =
nearly y~c
amo" r t ,s s e I has Already 5'n in the bank | T. rr on % ~.
of nearly $4,000 90 is ct owing and in addition which
hant ,Is tsanal a sy. ns before 5ss s ls %1s " D
Further showing the apparent criminal actions Of tie s o the ns
might be the fact that nste" lani tie "r The bark s'
customers as is the customary in all institutions
Should be that but 100000 has seen ,o on MT m customer.
of the bank while over has been handed o yaron ii,
the purchases stocks promoted by B Ycsng end F.
Of L. Burton with the bank sh " what might be
lively s termed so1o" with ,,e B. Young & for the & & til, funds ~ s %
amops unat G l n @ addition @ u amount ssor @ @ o
s2ooo and another for 81 5ooOo makn Indebtedness
the only dp lanks
drawn by ore r Hate on the oonkn house j. Cox a On y1h
Mr. Boa advanced Mr. Burton the of 100000 the bank
worthless
the of j. B. president o: bank tl no b
evident. The
cashier o Goldfd Company Il eauSa
Burton these checks the bank wle they draw stead on
This
the collapse of the institution
Mr. Yung has in his securities belonging The hank
thing like ss co (which is the he makes AMI these cut
nothing This PENDING aIrreter
OF
ossns> fhe,. examiner 1sott. ats,'n's c ~ ke
White, !. Z. .. Williams,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
A BANK LOOTED.
A Short Story-==S7S,OOO Short===CasEl Left
in Vault S2l.O5.

The tdfe did its doors for business
last Monday The disappeared we'll parties who
Of all its cash and so
called The appointed delosit?r5
he had been buncoei out Of his
250 individual deTost
S7SS272 When
and sloesing
enan w S Williams authority the statement that when he grhi
well
a SS5OD The
lin whether had question III
stock they took in the
portion OF their deposits
on
Bo has learned
coming back settle
creditors, little creience placed their assertions The other
banking of the excellent shape and it shame
ton them breath with scald bank which is thu subject Of this
mass Id
at.
the following made 70 the epot-
Irshehl, the bank
he of the Mr irstfed
Murphy llawlre
The the of the Of the committee:
with the combinations found in
opened in the the entire
Emervlia which
full the books made and
examination Of the books, and from st
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Coldfeld.COlumbia.

The Colorado owners of this group Of
properties are going to find out if pay
ore cannot be uncovered on one OF
more of the company's claims and sur
face trenching is now under way on the
Red Rock lode. The surface indications
are excellent. a contract for a 1OO-ioot
shaft will be let when the right place
FOR it is picked out. Some very good
tloat can be picked up on the ground.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Moonlight Group.

This group Of claims containing as
acres was sold today to W. w. Saun-
ders, of Cleveland, Ohio, the considera-
tion being $4,000 cash. The territory is
located some four miles southeast of
Goldfeld, and Joins the Nightingale
group. The deal was put through by
G. : Keitfer. Work will be started at
once on the ground The surface indi-
cations are ,rOOd
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Atlanta.

The Atlanta is one Of the companies
OF the district that is trying in earheet
to make shipper of one or more oi
their properties. The ground is situated
strictly within the belt and only one
mile due east of town. There is splen-
did surface showing on all of the claims
and each one OF them is being pros
pected either by the company or by one
or more sets of the ten lessees who are
now at work. Quartz that pans have
been found at dozen different places
on the surface. 4 working shaft is being
sunk near the center Of the group and
it's depth will depend on the kind Of for
nation that is entered. From the bot
tom crosscuts and drifts will be run il
every direction. The work OF prospect
ing is being done under the direction OF
Superintendent 7. j. Lynch, a wei.
known and successful mine manager
recently from Colorado.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Louise Fraction.

A contract has been let for lC0 feet ol
work on this property, which is situated
one quarter of a mile southeast oi the
Florence. Assays ON small seams OF
the ore have been obtained that ran
away in the hundreds and tests on z
Zee: of the vein filling have shown vai-
ues as high as SSf. The ground is
owned by the Peerless Mining company.
Recently the directors purchased 6U
acres at Bullfrog adjoining the Gold
Bar, one OF the southern camps best
known properties Woik ON this ground
will be started At once. Matt Water
man is superintendent and E. O.
Straub Of Denver the secretary.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Goldfield.HOmeStake.

This company is pushing work on the
Gold Wheel and prospecting on the Gold
Coin and Brown Velvet will be started
soon. This company is managed by
that we'll known Denver hustler, Ed G..
Straub and he is determined to make
the company a dividend payer. He has
been in camp for the past ten days look
ing over the holdings OF the company
and made flying trip to the Bullfrog
country and did not hesitate III purch-
asing the Badger and Badger No. /,
close to the Original Bullfrog mine. He
had the ground thoroughly experted
before his arrival by man who knows
n good prospect when he sees it. Assays
on surface groupings were secured thu
went as high as S12O. A contract vas
let for sinking the shaft SO feet and 1t il
going down on the extension OF the
Original Bullfrog dyke.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Goldfield-LOne Star.

Five sets OF iessees are working on the
company'5 ground and all of them are
Getting occasional paintings and assays
mat run we'll but mp to date ore in pay
ing quantities has not been found. The
pest showing is on the Drake workings
On the Patrick lode, where a'little ore is
heinV saved
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
THE MINING NEWS
Velvet Again to the Front===Rich Ore on the
Desert Rose
Velvet.

The Velvet was name to coniure wit
last winter. 1t was one of the sensa-
tional finds that heralded Guldfield' $
name to the entire world Some very
rich ore was mined from the first dis
coverv and the showing there is still
good. The work OF opening up the mine
in systematic manner has been under
way for some little time and a little ore
has been taken ont. Development work
oman old producer does not interest the
public. 1t is an old story and the read
ers of papers are always looking for
something new. The Velvet is the scene
oil a new strike and one that promises to
clipse the old one or any other rich dis
n overy that has been made in tins sec
ion of the district. About two weeks
ago Natter and Carrolson secured "a
block of the ground un Ter lease and put
two men at work prospecting for the
source of the rich float that conld be
picked up. An incline shaft was start
ed and after depth of four feet was
reached loose rock showing specks of
free gold were found and last Tuesday
the apex of the vein and ore in place
was entered at depth of eight feet.
There appears to be over two feet of pay
rock. Some Of the quartz is pastered
all over with layers of free gold and pans
away in the hundreds if not thousands.
The discovery was made some 800 feet
south OF the old workings and has been
opened up in two places 20 feet apart
The ledge did not CROP
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
The Royal Gold Mining Company.

The Royal Gold Mining company, who
are operating lease on the Combina-
ton Gold Mining and Milling company's
ground north of their mill, have reached
a depth of 80 feet in this shaft in a re-
markably short time. They are just
getting into material that is very prom
ising, and when prosecuting commences
bodies of high-grade ore viii no doubt be
developed. They have also started work
out on the fiat north of the Sandstone,
where they expect TO strike the blue por-
phyry and porphyry reefs which have
just been struck in the 00-foot shaft OF
the Kruger.
The Sierra Nevada Development COM
pany, who are operating at Tonopah,
Goldfield and Bullfrog, has been listed
on the San Francisco -Tonopah Mining
exchange. John ID. Hoff is consulting
engineer for both these companies.
Gardner Mill.
The Goldfeld Reduction company 's
mill is working night and day on ore
from different mines. A clean up has
been made on the January shipment
and it is reported that the result was
satisfactory to the mill owners as well
as to the shipper.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
keWana GrOup.

This excellent group OF well-locatcd
claims containing 45 acres has been pur-
chased by w. l.. Davis, formerly Of New
York City. 1t was q spot cash transac-
ton, but the price could not be learned.
rhe property is surrounded by some of
the best shippers in the entire district
and it will be bit OF hard luck for the
purchaser if pay ore j. not found. A
little trenching has been done on the
territory in the past week and colors
have been found along one oi the ledges
uncovered for distance oi over 200 feet. .
a spot will be selected in few days
where working shaft is to be sunk and
the work of opening up the ground will
be under the direct charge OF Mr.. Davis,
who has had an active exp. rience ex-
tending over period of twenty years in
different mining camps all over the
country.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
r;treAgs.

The drum shaft on the hoist in use at
the Florence broke in two last Monday
morning, and nearly the entire force OF
be resumed until repairs have been
made. 4 telegram was sent ont at once
for new shaft with orders to send it by
express. During the lay off a new gal
lows frame will be erected, the machin-
cry thoroughly overhauled and work
will be pushed on the new ore house and
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
Empire Differences Settled.

After three weeks OF negotiations all
differences that have existed among
principal stockholders OF the Empire
have been settled and the suits insti-
tuted by Henry Weber against former
Secretary Walter ID. O'Bren have been
withdrawn. The amicable ad justment
the affair, that for some time threat
ed to involve the>company in serious
igation, was brought principally
through the efforts of l.. l.. Patrick, who
was recently elected president of the
board OF directors of the company, and
Frank NJ. Ish, the secretary, who have
for more than week been in San Fran
cisco with Henry Weber and others in
terested, carrying on the negotiations.
1t is understood that Mr.. O'Brien will
retain his lease on the Silver Tip of the
company's valuable holdings.
The settlement out OF court of the
tangled affairs of the Empire is of
especial importance, not only to the
company and individuals involved,
but to the camp generally. 1t means
that work will be resumed on much
larger scale than before the mine was
tied up by the actions brought and that
the property will take its place among
the important producers of the district.
Sufficient work has been done on the
rich ore shoot opened up several months.
ago by Lessee O'Brien to prove its i'm
portance The shaft has attained to
depth of 80 feet and the shoot stripped
a distance of over 80 feet. Several tons
of ore of an average value above $3.50
have been taken out and await shipment.
The future of the Empire is now as
sured and the outlook for a heavy pro-
luction from the mine is certainly OF
the brightest. As depth has been gained
a persistent widening of the ore body
has been noted and ali indications point
to the Empires opening into mine OF
first importance.
Observation-Disclosures.
The strike recently made on the Tri
angle is holding out sp.endidly IN the
drift which is being extended on the
shoot at the first level. The pay portion
of the big dyke is nearly three feet wide
IN the breast, and with very little sort
ing the ore assays over 800 ton. Four
or five tons are piled up for the first
shipment which will be made soon after
the first of June. The gasoline hoist
which was shipped from San Francisco
on the 5th inst. is expected any day.
When in place the shaft will be lowered
at once an additional 100 feet, and
steady shipments of smelling and mill
ores will be in order.
Black Rock.
The shaft on this property, at depth
of 80 feet, encountere strong wide
ledge OF good-iooking sui phide ore. The
entire bottom of'the shaft shows ledge
matter, which has every indication OF
promise. Several samples have been
taken for assay but returns have not yet
been received.
Black Butte.
Drifting on the vein which IS supposed
to be the extension of the Quartzite dyke
is still in progress at the l0o-toot level
While the quartz looks like the genuine
article it does not run pay but the ore
shoot is looked for at any round OF shots
now. The drift is some 10 feet distant
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26
GOIdfieli Sunshine.

Prospect work has been started on
the Big Jim and Rough Diamond claims
owned by this company and when a
suitable place is located the work OF
sinking a shaft of 80 feet will be started.
The ground is well located and the
company has a good treasury fund so
that it can be thOrOughlY explored.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-02-09
PUBLIC SALES.

The undersigned will sell at his
home six and one half miles east of
Audubon or one half mile west of Mel
Vile Center on WEDNESDAY, FEB.
Is Commencing at 10 a. m. the follow
ing property tO-wit: 5 head horses
consisting of sorrel mare IL years
old weight 1900, a buckskin horse 9
years old weight 100; a bay filly l
year old, 2 colts, filly and horse.
10 head of cattle consisting of 2 mich
COWS, 2yearling heifers fresh in April,
} heifer calves, 3 steer calves. 6
brood sows, Il head shoats. Good
81 inch Moline wagon with extra top
box and everything complete, low
wagon, buggy, bob-sleigh, cutter,
good hay rack, Kingman disc,
harrows, disc cultivator, Daisy cult
vator, tongueless cultivator, wildirish-
man riding pillow, l6-inch walking pillow,
potato pillow, Hays corn planter with
l20 rods of wire, grindstone, hog
schultz, 3 tons good hay, iron kettle,
cider press, Stahl 200 egg incubator
and broOder, cream separator, house
hold and kitchen furniture including
cook stove, heating stove, cupboard,
extension table, sofa, dresser, 3 bed
ste ads, springs, chairs and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon. Usual terms.
G. Fl. FULLERTON.
Col. r.. N. Carper, Auct.