davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
They are at the

Cosmo Morgan. They are at the
Maryland hotel.
Mrs. Stephen Cutter Clark enter
tained Friday afternoon in honor of
Miss Edith Reding Of Menlo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Claypool, with
their daughters, Miss Claypool, Miss
Fay Claypool and Miss Agnes Clay
pool, left yesterday for the east, ex-
pecting to remain at least a year. They
will go by way of Portland, Ore, and
then by way of the Northern Pa
cific to the Yellowstone park, and by
the larger cities to their summer home
at Harbor Point, Mich. In the fall
the family will go to Boston, where
they will remain to be near Miss
Agnes, who is to study at Dana hall,
Wellesley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Collins of 6O4
North Belmont avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Alice M.
Collins to Sylvester H. DeMund, a-rich
young lumberman of Phoenix, Ariz
The marriage will be the elimination
of a pretty romance dating back to
boyhood and girlhood days in Arizona
where Miss Collins visited friends ana
where she will make her future home
The bride-to-be is pretty and accom-
plished and has hosts of friends both
here and in Arizona. Mr.. DeMund Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. DeMund
OF Phoenix.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

The wedding will take place August
at the Woman's club house. Miss
Collins will have as her attendants
her sister. Miss Florence Collins. who
will be maid of honor, and Misses Mar
gle Walters, Lydia Taylor and Ethel
Goodwin as bridesmaids. The ushers
will be Messrs. Enoch Van Pelt, Cecil
White and Arthur Johnson. Fred Col
Inns, brother of the bride, will be the
best man. The wedding will be pink
and white affair. The young people
will travel extensively on their we'd
ding tour.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

property recently purchased on West
Avenue Fifty-four. he'.--- -'A'-SS
George winn and sister, Miss Julia
Winn, of the graduating class of Occt-
dental college will soon leave for the
east. Miss Winn has been appointed
to a mission station in Japan by the
board of foreign missions of the Pres
Continued on Page Eight
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

(Meyerbeer); "In May" (Parker); God
in Nature" (SchuberD; Dance of the
Fays" (Stevenson); "Elsa's Traum, -
from "Lohengrin" (wagner) solo for
organ, w. F. Skeele; (a) "Minuet"
(Stoir), (b) Lullaby" Gamison), (c)
1.-THE Rose in the Garden" (Neidlinger) ;
Hour of Parting (Marzo). w. F.
Skeele will give an organ number.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Members of the Women's Lyric club
will close their first concert season on
Thursday evening at Simpson aud
itorium, when they will introduce as
soloists Miss Mabel Runge and Miss
June Nutting. Both young women
have already established their right to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

a place among leading soloists, and in
addition to their numbers Miss May
Caldwell and Mrs. G. w. LeSage will
sing obligatos. Following is the pro-
gram:
Entrance of the Gods in Walhalla"
CWagner), from "Das Rheingold;"
"Fairy's Slumber Song" (Bartlett);
Pages Song from The Huguenots"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Employees Give Picnic

Employees of Cudahy's packing house
will give picnic and barbecue at Yer
dugo park today. An excellent pro-
gram of amusement has been provided
for the employees and their families.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Although he is only 19,the paintings
of Bernard Karfiol, Brooklyn boy, are
attracting the attention of the leading
artists and critics of France.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Sanitary Couch $4.25
Dining Table $3.50

This of course, is not beautifully polished
for beach use. 1t is made OF hardwood
well finished and substantially made. Spe-
eial value, this week only, at $3.50
If you care to go higher in price Tor a
table we can interest you in some splendid
new designs just received.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-10
sett ttper So Sahren

ibun murbe Wrs. Winslpm,s 5oos
thing = Sbrup BON Winionen DDn
Wiittern beim 3abneu Der ainber
%gugepenoet. Wirit Du i'm 5hlafe
burb oas Shreieu zines &inbes GEE
it5rt, baB I'M 8abnen lit uno pDr
S9mersen neiat? Wenn 10, lafIe
ipfort cine Tlaibe BON ,.MrS.
Winsloms 5Dutbina Gprnp" hulen.
5ein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenben lofDrt Hinbe=
suna nerihohen. 8erlaBt eub bas
rauf, Wiiitter, es lit fein nweifel
eariber. gs beilt DiarrbDe, reaus
liert ben Magen uno bic Wierer,,
beieiti8t Bino &ptif, erpeidt ben
GauWen. r~erhin6ert @ntsHnbuna
uno itdrft oa8 aan5e Sgftem.
.Wtrs. WinSlotpS Soothing Syrup"
fir sahnenoe 8itoer lit aneenebm
i'm Geihmaf; oas 8ecept ftatnmt
npn einem Der beitea tueibltheu
Ner3te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit
BET allen Druaaiiten in Der aauaert
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
5ldhe. 9auft nihts nnoeres, als
Mrs. Winslons Supthina Syrup.
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Cages u eataRettea.
s n / a n b.

Bei elmer grploiion in einett
Steinbrub bel Nuiionia in Birainien
tpugben iieben BeriDnen setDtet.
= Tbumas uno SDIepb Buab,
spei &aufeute uno Bflanser In Nfhs
leB COUNTY. Nrtanlas, ftno ieoer sur
Bablung DDu $1,000 nerurteiit tpor-
ben. neil iie 0eaer in Shuloltlape=
rel lBeunaae) gebalter baben.
- Jn ShDenpiae, einem fleinen
Winenurte In Der 0abe pon BittSs
burg, bat elm 3ulammenftDB smilhen
Der BDlisei un0 aufriibrerilben Wis
a~enarbeitern itattgefunben, nobel
Der 9llfspUliseidef Wioer uno sruei
Nrbeiter ihper uerlebt tpuroen.
= SIN benz Sipe.T beater in Soto.
mo, Sno., brad Sonntag abeno
sseuer aus. GO entftanb cine Banif,
tpDbei Elm iuneer Wenib Wamens
NrmitrDn9 t5tlid perlebt puroe.
8erihieoene Nnoere emphnaen
Branomunoen.
Gin iunaer Mann 0amens
Simmons, Der nit einem iuneen
Wdo6en. einem sFrl. Burger, cine
Spasierfabrt mabte, muroe in Wtas
rietta, s. E., DDn einem 8abnsuge
itberfabren. 8eioe iunaen 4eute
mnrDen getDtet.
Instant.
Wleranoer Donnie Doer gins
bee Dritte, pie er iih gerne rennen
bort, 1T nab Der merifanilben 5taot
Victoria auridaefebrt, UNI bort iiir
fein Observation-Disclosures tdtia
gu iein. 9as 2ano, auf Dem ct
ielne &olonie anleaen nil, lieat 81
Weilen nDn 8ictoria entfernt. gr
gebentt 1000 bic 5000 Samitien oprts
bin 81 briuaen.
Wah einem artitel oes Boron
SuDemates. bes japaniIfeu GeIano.
ten in 2onoDn, miiroe Sapan cine
8rieasentihaoiauna bon 500 Miaios
men Dollars perlaneen. Das mare
mod ntbt einmal unbefheioen.
Deutidlano erbielt leineraeit mebr
ais osppelt 10 niel oDn 5ranfreih
u1o GuBlanb erbielt BON Der giirfei
300 Wttuionen. Rad Dem bineIiIfs
lapanilben arieee beaablte China an
Sapan buuoert Wiuionen.
&ailer @ilbelm 1T bon Wlelliz
na, po Ct Hb bel Ietner Trou Ino
letneri SDbnen elm paar Gage auFoes
balten bat, mad Corfu abaereiff.
Spanilhe Nrbeiter mod,tpn
Sonntag nahmitta9 in Waori6 cine
Denomination aus anlas oes Re
ieroolr' unallfs. Die Bolisei Iuhte
tie auseinanoer Ill treiben uno e8
fam 81 einem 6anboemenae, in BEN
suf beioen Soften 2eute ibmer Der.
lebt mnrben.
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Graf Ttssa lit. bletbt, aber Die Wis
hitter oeiien iino uur Die @~yefutiben
Der &rpne uno im Gei6Staae gang
madtlus. gs tpirb allo init 8erDros
ttungen reeiert meroer, unter 8eiz
i~eiteiebung Der neutrality-suspicious.
6gierungsaemalten. Dasiit lhlimm,
aber bic 1naarn trageit nit ibren
maBlpien JDroeruuaen lelbit Die
Sbulb. Safer 6rana Solepb erz
flint rur feline Bflibt, uenn CT ners
binoert, bnB bas BON linn regierte
Nano aus leiner @roBtna6titelluna
oerordnat tueroe. uub bas wiiroe
unsmeifelbaft geiheben, uenl1 er bic
WinIhe BET uuQarn erfuute.
Mus 8aris fonln1t cine ullbeims
libe Mahriht. Wan bat oort, uie
bereits gemeloet, einen e~betnaligen
Sffisier perbaItet uuo WaHen, Die in
ieinent Beiib tpacen, nit 8eidlaa be-
leat. Nnfangs bieB es, er babe einen
EtibuItiersug geaen Elm 2ano in
Nfrifa unternebmeu mDllen, iebt miro
aber anoeoeutet, fein unternebmen
babe iid eeaen Die frans6lilde STE
publtt ielbit eeridtet. Naes, tpaS
oariiber beribtet miro, tlin9t iebr ees
beimnisppn uno lift buntel uno UNI
flar. Wenn bel Der aausen 8eihihte
{h[ieBli9 nur niGt cine Wiefenente
Doer cine unaebeure Blamaae Der
| Bariier BUlisel berausfommt.
Der BanbIbab, bic norbpeitlihite
Yronin5 Oitinoiens, Die iih nit einetn
breiten 2infel in oas 6imalana- sc.
bet hineinTdiebt, lit upri einem furnt-
barren grbbeben beimgeiudt wDr0en.
Sn Delhi. Wufiaree, 2obore, Sinlta,
iberan lit beoeutenoer 5haoen ans
aerihtet morben. Die @%ebireaDrte
3anera. Dharmialo, 9aiululi, Ba-
lanpur uro 9batuan iGeinen oDlia
aerft5rt 81 fem. Der gerluft an
Weulbenteben mar iebr aroB. Son
ben finitauieao Bemobuern Sans
gra's. beflrhtet man. fino feine
finfbunoert am 9eben geblieben.
Die Megieruna bat IDfurt aerate uno
&rantenmdrter nit 8elten, 9efen
uno 2ebensmitteln nab Der uneliidss
ltdtte gelanbt. Die game @rDBe beg
| aneeridteten -unbeils ldht iid nod
nibt iberbliGen.
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&piLten Sic mt Der Mrbelt Nuoe
pHauIrieoen fein, tDnnmen Sic su
PAUL SCHEITER,

Standardization unb feline MefJer.
Mpoerne eIeftrilhe ShIeiferei pnn Ros
iiermeferu, clippers, t~hiruraiId,en Sns
lfrufnenten etc.
f04 WtasG ommeres etrase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-10
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
Maaemeines aommiKioms . Weidaft

Mu9emetHeS H0mmtfi0tS : Wefdbaftf
@ir banbeln in 8prn, 5afer, Rprn.
mebl. WehI, 6utterftnfen aner Mrt, Sub
ners8eisen. 8uderrDbr Gamen. &aHir.
RDrn, 6eutiBer SirIe unb Seu in $50.
genlabungen Doer tueniger.
Bir erjuhen nm gDnfignationen Dor
2anbess Brpbmcten. Gbnene grleoigun9
Der @eiddfte. Igenten fur BITE Dninhe
4adina gonpann,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-10

Dds q Mfdbadser. Jabri,
InFlten oes beriibmten Igeibbier.
Atikae6etd}1eteS COMMENCEMENT.
gelekbon $50. 50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Exaggerated Stories.
GOLDFIELD,


to- story Godfcds soh aod need r f than mine and
possessed af Tie Qt ffh GoifdS PACE has
been the aod promises
No Christmas bells bead glad hdgS hec Godd
stands disturbed BY the 0a9 Of c
lone stood the Sandstone The Christmas toHc found about
hundred fy people the all IN
exception small bnHgsoH
ccd 10 send is riches MARKET The cBrs the January tod afth
February the Florence May the Jnm JtE The
hGnd Candtu1a to
gauge adS ha already congead BY the % shipments Togota
II took Uc Such0S and business dcCri
1904 inhabitants oOud
GrH and the railroad completed Torobah thirty miles the
pg equals established
Of people Whm The aStytdHL
4 YEAR or GREAT PROGRESS
During buildings sprung every magic Stone
blocks d Uomd BE- credit
and the amount Of lumber into buildings during The year by the
hundreds Of carloads The gold forhc Gbryorurs Of
the date S7Ooooo and The voyt past hammered by many
aier circumstances Most Of The leases expired January companies
took their f1pHd se
o1ay and that end has . Of them arc ao in
good share 0 good
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PANORAMIC VIEW eouE THE

was $500. Not much for property
that I'm two years has produced Sl,S0O,-
coo. paid 70 the leasers from this amount
Sl5OOQ0 10 the Sweeney lease sG5O,OOO,
aud Reilly lease $4,000, and 100000 10
the company. besides plling up on the
dump 5000 tons Of milling ore worth
$50 per ton and 200 tons valued at
$40.
The leascrs worked the property FOR
year ending Jan 10, 1905, when the
owners took possession ana commenced
the work Of regular development, Since
then 1000 feet Of work have been COM
plcted through a shaft $50 feet deer.
The ore IL the same as IN the Other
mines OF Gold6eld, running from s30
and $50, the milling ore into the hum
drcds OF thousands. From the Reilly
lease ore was extracted which -as more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Goldfield, the Modern Marvel of the Mineral Worl

was ON the Florence ground, the north
end of the Florence No. . claim, adjon-
ing the Combination. The property be-
longs TO the Florence-Goldtield Mining
company, Il company with eapitallza-
ton OF si,25O,00O all OF which Is held
by seven men-T G. Lockhart, presl-
dent OF the company; a, ID, Parker,
vice president: + oliver, secretary and
superintendent Senator George :, Nix
on, George Winfield, j. ", lIennesy ami
John Mckane, The Florence grouni
was purchased By Lockhart from e. ID,
Taylor, who located II the same day ne
located tile Jumbo and the price paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Thomas :, Robinson. Thomas Ramsey,
John Reynolds. Perciyal shay. Walter
stone. state Bank. Peter j. Suner. II.
G. StImleL u. L. Niek"ry, Joseph A..
Vincent. W, II. Whittemore, ". 5.
williams Tod g. Woodworth, a. =.
Watson. W. n Wells. Henry Weber,
George Wingheld. H. l.. Williams.
Bureau of Information.
4 bureau ut Information has been es-
tabhshed which Is always ready 20
furnish visitors information regarding
the mines ana resources II G0ldHcld
and the entire southwestern mineral
section. II IS proposed to establish
among the members Of the exchange "a
trust company which viii act as "a reg
istry ard transfer agent for the various
mining companies iu the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The Adohi& companies haze disposed large blocks ah
companies @ promising The Promotion organisation
Of the G@fd Mining Exchange auth membership fy5yW remedy
troubles, Promotions
mf The exchange m7 great factor the apbadg of Buyog
stampede IN the spring took hundreds people Godfad thousands Of dollars
Of its capital and the a the railroad dispersed Transfers and animals
hh greatly affected the business of the Dissatisfaction Me FREIGHT rate,
has Kept from shipment thousands ali circumstances
the stands a9aed gat unparalleled gold OUTPUT for INC term
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

For ores over 5000 IN value per cent
Of sass value was added.
The smeliers charged Sc per ton treat
ment on an ores and returned ~ per
cent Of tho values.
Nov. | these rates were changed so
chat ores valued from 500 90 $500 pay
$3.50 TO Sodayllle ana St250 to outside
smeltcr points, reduction Of Sl2j per
tom The sneltcrs though az the same
time changed the smelling charges. IN
crossing from Sc 10 so Hat and Il 81
charge for samplng, jump Of S. per
ton The basis Of settlement though
was charged and instead OF % per
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49,: ~
GoLpFIELD AS IT LOOKED TWO YEARS AGO THIS MONTH.

Values have generally increased since
the estabus hment Of the exchange,
those enjoying the largest Increase and
sales being Red Top Kendall, Dia-
mondneld Consolidated, Goldheld Min"
ing, Adams, Mohawk and silver Pick'
The exchange is very popular, every
body il pulling for it and Its daily call
over which Henry Miles, formerly of
Salt Lake, presides, has larger at
tendance than the salt Lake exchange,
The quarters are centrally located,
beirg IN the basement of the handsome
new Dixon building,
The Florence Mine,
There are feHy people in the mining
world who have not heard Of the Reilly
lease and its marvellous output II has
been told aud rctuld how Reilly and his
associates took ont from 100000 40
S750,OOO IN Il days. This famous lease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

OF the leasers on the Jumbo. the Janu.
airy, Kendall and Sandstone, II but EN-.
phaslzes the wonderful possibilities OK
the worlds greatest gold camp,
In the Florence the ore Is found IN a
contact of porphyry and andesite ANA
the vein. like all others OF the camp.
widens and pinches, The widest portion
In the mine Is Is feet, and this Is be-
tween the $50 and S50.foot levels. Thu
sulphide zone was reached at n depth
OF 1870 feet and no change was found
In the values, but on the contrary some
OF the richest ore ever taken out 90
Goldheld, came from the 350-foot level
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ter members are as follows: Z. j..
Amann, a. $. Anderson W +. Bond \
Co.. II. T, Bragdon. II. w Bruner G..
n. Boyer. w. j. Brewer II. l.. Colburn,
James G.. Conner. Sol Camp, John s.
Cook. N. NJ. Dctch. John Donellan, A..
&. Essen c. ii. Elliott. Harry Epatlne,
Gil ~ Fay Bert II. Hummell, Frank
H. Horton, G, W. Hays, Frank NJ. lsh,
G., ]. Johnson. II. l.. Johns. January
Frank H. Lathrap, :. n Langley x CO..
n, y. Lind. J. G, McCarmack. II. H..
Macmaster r. j. Mack. Nye Il Ormsby
Co bank. J. +. U'ljrien, l.. l., Patrick,
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In the camp, 1t Is IN the center OF the
great belt that has made Goldfeld the
banner gold producer The January
odjoins 1t on the south, the Florence
on the cast, and the Jumbo IL n short
distance away 20 the north, The best
values found on the surface would not
go hlghsr than $3.50. while the average
was about Sl.S0 In doing the Local
ton work. shipping ore came In and
the owners figured on selling before IL
pinched out. IL was offered at any old
price for time. l.. l.. Patrick secured
an option on It aud interested j. u.
Hubbard Of Chicago In 1t. A bond was
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.,,,op b.yl,g cro-c I'm 1000 p.op,a
,r,... .l ,.,.,,
% ''' "''''
,N5 ~ V'. 10 "'' '' SUM. i''''"'
".''' '''a.' "-'
h'ut.A tt' HuNplte VITA those OF any
Western city, Th- comforts and con-
,autorl.s ,f ,..,l..,., lifa tgya noon In.
,.,. ...., ..,.. .,..,.., .,.
tiG H-Al' .H'l' "ld l'.eSiop"
s,Iy.la ta- r..uHJ thr automobile
olI sr...,t hand 70, ..i, Do, t,a tr,.usfor,,,.
,r,
JUS "' i'' '"' i'''' '"' S''l9
have been years oi Npnltr-NoFkiug m
GolGHrlJ. uu Jur tJ tho marvellous dis
,oy,r,.s 40 ,,,lJ
Vhpin ui to}"tiel t&ien' over an
area or ~ square miles lhrta miles
norm aud South and uvr lniles Wilt'
Ihe country l+ hlnclAli"ed over
Rrehief extent thln mat, ont thus iar
the sensational values nave been found
M inc arei fnrh-l9h'u'
WIN FlSoioAs prospecting ~ the
eastern portion OF On" bcit there ~
no reason why hlN laiuoa nhpl'd NOT
be found thcre. The formation is SINH
lar To the rlch helt ana should Nltld
tho same values but thus Tar the de-
Nelophent ms opened up only big
puhlrs OF mNllng ores uhlv.
Where Gold IS Found,
TN, r,oldaal1 oras am, f,,,rd la sili-
Gifted L,,kos of rhyolit. ana Joco,,-
nossd tnTpb.,n. Tbere .ro tuo Win
svaternE XXX alder mi lor5est rnrning
northrrl, ana s,,,fh,rt,7 and ,h,
M nc Intervention ~ tbse. yeins mi
Tho sonsdttonot ,'nluSaf ,re found
tbro,trhout ~ epiire bistrfct 'rbc
north ma south lpdt..s An "a tbe
SoiitbOest ,,1J ~ rsrnii,,, tbtns. AZ INA
Flor",,r. mi Cor,bI,,"sio,, ,et,o, is
fbat mr. tho yyatat Iovel Inc beginniny
~ ma quinbiJe lonc The ,iiy, ,h"ns,,s
"a H.. northeoe, '''~ U'P N''''''9'
tVb,t are toy,,ed tto ,,iu,no, oras
,,,, frn,,, ee to s1o ,,e. hit ~.
shinning orss rnr rrtr, elm ,o ' sso ono
mis- az conrge is hIy r',ncs for v,i.
nos of ebfrnine. nrs Rtrber oro, bo,,o
been produced and no finer or richer
specifnen rock has been found In the
world than al GoldHeld. Yet the shin
lnents have run less than usually sun
posed. All the mines have made
wonderfully rich shipments but thev
have been the exception, tho average
being nearer from $500 To $500 The
Reilly lease. one of the grdatest pro-
ducers the world has ever seen. made
It's record by sending to market 400
tons Of ore. averaging 800 per ton from
the gth OF August last To the 18th of
October. The Simerons shipued ore
by express running as high as $50, 600.
the richest. lot marketed by the Jum-
ho yras n NTH o,..Y, Stn onO nor ian and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

experience during the past year as ~
o'nsr DIX companies In fouo,yin I,
~ pan OF development after ~,
pany found the old worklp1s Voui,
condition ana much time b, p1u
spent IN getting them In shaw ,n ,el
large production. The poes. Ken y
smart has been sunk to "a deptb ne 'sN
Feet the deepest IN camp bur M cr,.l soy
cutting has Vet ben done from The ba,
TOM The low grade hodies have hcN,,
opened up and 4 small min 4, "on,
BEING erected to test the ores. nron,.o
tory to the erection OF yerv lar.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
CUSTOM AND OTHER MILLS.

Foy mills and mill haze during the Past wear
and all successfully treating the Of me The Mining company
Florence mbo and Red Top aH during The
coming oaR be oacking their inn
p grade ,cNecs these companies present sbbs that
haze blocked ont for future treatment Nearly ledge opened CAMP dis
closes ath milling es and day putting of tons for
future treatment and this being done square miles In
these deposits lie the great future Of the prophetic pen
than oeieH its future From uoaedg though physical conditions
Of the Of The camp am satisfied that 1905 banner year Of the
camp rs Production a' DC increased discoveries a Christmas
1906 @ find Godd still Standing atone eqnaHed setting ot
"Sfo ioH0V II 7. BR4GDON.
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cent basis, the mines received returns
H5 follows.
Per o2,
Under . %. goll..,,,...,.,.,..,. $1,000
Under 8 o.. To- Is oz......,,.,..., 1880
Under Is oZ, 90 30 02.....,...,,.. 1919
over 20 '.,.,..,,.',.',''.'.'' -OVu
This basis OF sediment Is better for
the miner ana while thare Is an In
crrasn m the fiat rate Tor treatment
the reduction IN the freight rate ana
he difference IN method Of settlement
huve made O change from about S83
per ton the total charges under the old
rates OF s2g.S0 under the present The
mine owners still contend that this
rate tx 100 high. and that there should
DE substantial reductions before they
wiz ship their rich ores, moro than IS
necessary to pay running expenses.
Made Many Persons Rich.
Goldheld has made rich more prospsc-
tors, locBturs and business meu than
amy other camp IN the west, Very con-
sentative estimates recently nude AS
To the number of men who have made
from $1,000 TO s250,O00 during the past
two yegrs IN mining and III business
ia Goldtlcld place the number at not
less than 200 At a recent reception ten
dcred United suites Senator Newlands,
az the Montezuma club which, by the
way " the Woalthiest social club IN
Nevada. there were 6j men present ana
,here were counted 80 Of the number
Who had 80 their credit from $4,000
To $9i0,0D0 aud yet the 20 of them could
not have counted $1,000 among them
when they struck Gollfleld.
today within radius Of Ave miles
Of Goldheld. over j,C0g loc9tons have
been made according To- the records OF
the district recorder. Allowing that
one-thlrd OF these are fraction claims
averaging oue-half a claim each. the
5000 locations mean that the searchers
for wealth have located about 40
square miles around Guldheld. About
800 incorporatprs are doing business
With Goldfield properties as a basis Of
their organization.
Prosperous Business Town
In business way Goldheld Is very
prosperous, About SEQ men are em-
ployed IN the mines and mills and as
many more are In surrounding camps
like Tue canyon. Ida, Gold Crater
Red Rock, al dependent upon GOldAeld
as Il base Of supplies,
T.ere are three banks IN the camp
three wen edited newspapers. the sun,
daily, and the News and Review.
we,ly papers. Since the railroad
reached the camp "a October last prices
have fallen considerably on all staple
articles and now business Is much on
the basis rs any other railroad camp.
Mining and Stock Exchange
During tho past few months the Gold
field Mining and Stock Exchange. about
the heartest youngster among the ex-
changes Of the west has been establish
cd. The need Of such an Institution
was long felt in Goldheld and It's sue
cess has been even greater than antic-
pated. Goldh.ll Bullfrog ana Tonopah
stocks arc dealt in and from 0,o00 TO
G0t0O shares per day have changed
hands since its organization, Oct
last The board Of directors OF the
exchange is composed Of II. u. Bragg
den, also president. NJ NJ. Ditch vice
president. +. H. Lnthraf secretary,
g. c. Campbell, assistant secretary,
John ; Cook, treasurer, r., l.. Colhuru.
l.. i. Patrick. John Douellan. Henry
Weber and j. H. O'Brien and is char