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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
6erthtltheS.

Pster Sissius uOn Wiiuootu, Der se'
itano, oaB er Der @rubenarbeiter Union
$128 uuteridlus. erbielt cine Suspen'
biruns Oes llrtbeiles, oa er jest Oas @elO
in ab;abluusen suriidsritattst. pig
gins uertlopfte ous @slO bel eiusm
Saufsslass uno man nilnmt oil, oaB er
ui4t bsabIi6tiste, uushrlid gu iein.
Die bstuste 5rau 0iOru Sulliuuu.
nstte in bstrunfenem 3uitanOe Saoen'
oiebltGble uollfiibrts, pur6e Der Sbbut
uon 0ermanoten iibermieien.
Samss Caution uou Der 8eitieits.
msl6er Srau Glen Pterce tbdtlid ans
sriff, .ntfam nit $25 Strafs uuo ben
Soften.
aillian Stoter, Suter bss uuebeli9en
Sinoes pom 2ena 9snosr. bat Die Soften,
s25 an oaS Wtdo9su uno $25 Strais
;u bs,ublen unb aud $500 8ursidaft
;u itellsn, ouuit er ni6t uerfeblt, fir
ben llnterbult oes 9inOes 81 .25 mOhent.
lide bei;uiteusru, bis Oahelbe Z Sabre
alt lit.
Sames 8rod pon Der Siioieite srs
bislt Orsi Sabre i'm Oeitliden 3utts
baus, nadoem er idulbis befunoen
wOrOsu mar, seitOblsue 8uareu em.
piausen iu babeu.
Wturp @aplsp, Slias Gluuion, Die
sinen 9lusus in einem Saoen erlausts,
nudbem iie iih ais Satin Oes Or.
Seuruep aus9eSebeu bate, wurbe ;u pier
0ionuten SeidnsniB uerurtbsilt, nads
benz iis lih Ihulois befannt bate.
Der S6ubflider autbOup 6ullOu.
wslder aus siusr 8irtbi9uit au Benu
2lpsnus ben Jtod elmer junssn Dame
uon Wiia @itp itabl, bat we9en Dem
Serseben nsuu Wionats I'M @eidusui6
abjuiisen.
Der 18 Sabre alte 9ames Oousbertp.
melher Die 16jGbri9e annie 9tealOn uOu
Rine 8rOOt uerseualtists, wuroe oel
6uutinstOu 0fsiOrmiAule iiberiauOt
Das Wtdo6eu, peldes nod nitt ibrsr
turjen SlsiOeru eutpuaien lit, miro
balo Wtutter meroen.
Der ju9euOlide Gbriitopber 8OlauO
uou Der Siiolette, oes Oiebitabls unit
@mpians uOn ssitObleusn Naarsu iiber'
fabrt, purOs Der RsiOrmiduls iibsr'
mielen.
@sOrss Yrown, Der aus sinsm SiO.
lsite 3rOOlsrlaoeu eiuen &Od itabl, bal
pier WtOnate 9eiGu9niB abjulisen.
2aiprence Serns, Der einen 1ebsrrod
uerpianbsts, wel9er ibm sslieheu nor
ben mar, bat ieas WtOuats @eiansuii
abSuiisen.
Oiihael Garliu uno Sobn S'0iallet
! wurOsn ,ssitsrn uOn ben @si9wOrener
Ocs freiwiliseu GOOtidIaSes i6uIOil
bcfunben, bssuuseu an Surusp @uititui
in 0iorb Scranton um lssten 6. Sc
bruar.
SSiaiam StahlbOber purOe uOn oel
, 9lntlase Der GOOtuus freiSciprO4eu, in
, Dem Die @eidwOreuen annabmen, Oai
Der S6us. weldsr Ssrnbart Wtar
tinsteg tObtete, ourh eiuen uusliidlidei
3uiaa usraulaBt warO. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15

= Die Ssrreu Ser;te beratbeu iiber
cine GrbObuns ibrer @ebiibren.
- Die 9eibe pom @race Sepel,
friiber pom @lmburit, puroe am Oieus
ita9 in siusm usrfuleuen 8ruuueu 3u
Douer. q. o.. auisefuuOen.
-gOli;iit Gbomus POttsr, wsldsr
leste Dode weseu 8erwei9erunS elmer
Srore iuspeuoirt wuroe, trat WtOntas
9lbsuO wieosr ieiueu Oienlt an.
- @tma Sc BETTER uou Slot Wta:
i9insu .purOen ssitern abeuO pom Der
Poli;ei beimseiudt, Die Wtai6lnen tons
fiS;irt unO ben Setreffsuosn eiue SOr'
laouns Suseitellt.
= Or. g. q. Roos BON 9lSams
2lusnue muroe seiteru giahmittus nit
Sri. GOitb 9iridmann in Siusbumton,
u. g., setraut unO oas Paar trat mad
Der GsremOnie cine SOd;sitsreiie uad
Dem DsuOwitOue Rart an.
= glus oem Samusl Senis Cigar.
renlaOeu in Oem 6ooterp 9ebGuOe al
gSaibiuston 9lueuue Orunsen am Wfitts
mod Miorsen Oi6te RaudwoIteu uuO
elm Sllarm maro Sssebsn. Gin iSaB nit
9lbidaen mar in Srauo seratbeu uuO
nurbe Oas 6euer lsiht selOiAt.
= Die .6rsimaurersYeteraHen ba'
ben bei6lOIeu. am ndditen Oienitas,
ben 20. SUM, siusu slusfIug mad WtOO'
tic 9ate Su MAIDEN unO mir bOfien, SaB
ben alten 9auOcseu Die @itteruus gins
itis lit. 3hse bubin unO iuriid fubreu
ieoe StunOe, Die Runbfubrt toitet uur
80 Gents unb lit reid an btibi6sr See
ueris, aud Der Gee unO Oeiicn llm'
| scbuue iinO ishsuspertb. .4.aa akzzr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
staot nnO Goantb.

= Die ssiamlnte resiitrirte .3ubl Der
8dbler I'M GOuutg betrdst 81 1922, uOn
wel6eu 29,s6O auf Scranton sut'
fallen.
= Die Staats federation Der tatbos
lii9en @sisGidaft wiro udditeu Oien'
flag unS Wfittwod in Der ct. 2bomas
College Dale Oabier eiueu GOnuent ab'
balteu.
- Die pisrtelidbrlife Sisuns oes
@refutiu:HatbeS Der glmeriean 6eoera.
tion of 9abor muroe Wiontas Sors
mittas i'm Sotsl S6uot er0ffnet, wObsi
Braiibent @ompers ben SOriis fiibrts.
Die Serbanblunsen weroen gebeim Ses
balten.
- Oas sentsiniame @eies Goutite
oes StaOtratbes bat uorseidlasen, oaB
sesen ben iriibsreu StaOtanwalt 0tcs
@iulsD Slase erboben peroe fir @el'
Der, melhe Die Stabt 6urh oeiien gia9.
ldiii9teit wabreuO ieinss slmtstermines
uerlor.
= Gr.Sderiff Charles 8. SdaOt lit
ourd einen itarten slnfal pom ROtblauf
ans Suus sefeiielt unO mar aud nit
9uussnt,iinbuns bebrobt, pelae 9efabr
jsOo6 uoriiber lit. Sein 3uitauo Se'
ituttete iid in Den lssteu paar 2asen iu
einem siiniti9en.
= slm l., 2. uuo 8. Suli psrfaufsn
Die aseutsn Der 9udawunnu @iienbubu
fir ale 3ise RunOfabrt 8illette na6
ben gtiasara 6Gllen, gum Breiie uon
$6.55, Sinber jpiIheu uuS ~ Sabreu
$3.50. Die Sillette iinO bis Witttsr.
ua6t Oes 4. Suli ;ur Hiffabrt siiltis.
= Soiepb WtOrlep, Der anseblid ben
@ruit Sinmsn pon Siio SSpomin9
9lusnue Dor einiser 3eit bel einem ROOls
ipiel I'M $3.50 bei9winbelte, muroe
5reitas enolid Oiusfeit semadt uno bel
Dem fOlsenosu SerbOre fir ieiu geridt'
liaes @ri4siuep unter $500 Siirsidait
ssitellt.
- Delesateu Der rSaiuOis 8etail
Goal Dealers 9liiceiutiOn" 5u Der, l3ubl
uon 1O7 weiltsu felt Sountas als @aite
Der Pennipluania Soblen @ompanie in
unisrer Wtitte, nm iih oas 9raben uuo
Die 3ubersitun9 pon Sobleu fir ben
0tarft ielbit in Su9enidein gu nebmen.
Die Delegation reiite seitern uu4
Suifalo ab.
= Die Wtontas slbenO ubssbultsns
Seriummluns Der S6ul.SebOrOs mar
cine turSs unO pihtise @sihGfte famen
nidt CUR GrlsOisuns. 3wei Inssbots
fir cine Stiismauer bel oer SOhidulc
murben porselsst-pOn 8. 9. @illiumS
iiir 81, POO unb Wt. 8. 9tubbD fur 3d.
96O. 0as 9au Gomite idlus Dor,
raB ;u anssbOten fir 3aune bel per-
idieOeuen Sdulen aufsefOroert wsroe
aud fir 8lGue fir Oumpfbsi;una Del
alten 0to. S6ule, bic 500 toitsn iOa
Die sewObuliden 6outineseibaft fam
Den aud @rlsOisuu9.
-Serr S. @sOrse @iisle, Der friibert
tiidtiss StaOtcontrolleur. Der ieit Sab
rem i'm SObleuOepartcment Der .. g. y
@Ompupie tbatis lit, wurbs lestrn DOnr
neritas als Saupt.Sertuufs.9ls 9lsent oes
9enanutsn Departments ernannt, eint
SefOrOeruns, bic er iib Our6 lause uni
fa9ise Disnite bel Der GOmpanis erwor'
ben bat. Sbi6on Ssrr Giiels iid pie
in 9iep DOrt aufbalten mus, wirO el
bod ieiueu SSObuiie Oubier bulteu: @il
srutuliren Serrn Giiels herili6 gu iei
ner wObluerOisnten 8sfOrberuus.
B1r llntsrri6t I'M Slauieripiel er
theilt unter 9iinitigen 8eOin9uussr
6r1uleiu Gmnd Nrsn. SIG Bine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Grittes Sdnserfeit
9entl6en Singer
Sereinignng
bon Yenniblbania,
am Allentown. ga.

RoHtas, 3. Suli 1868 llbr Na9mittiss.
pIttsfnasn. 3iuiritt 80 Gents.
@ontas, 3. Snli 1905 llbr abtubs
srsbss NOujtrt. Stutritt. IS Gents une $f.OO
6dlHit, so Gtnis.
i}rl. Jrisea Situen, SoSraH 6rl. aHuit
8ofer, gOuiraltO; StTr Carl Grisuautr. Gel
lift; 6Iau Carl @rituaun, @ianilt. 9unssr
RdHuuhOr philadelphia, 6raul S@ubtrt bon
Rsp gOrt. ariou, 9ritp Giiy 3tisbis. 3sr
gOtt Splc 0uartttt. Gbpr non 500 uup Or.
Htiftr pon 25,
Gisniius, 4. Suli 1905 - @ittissparaet
ets SdnstTbuub une btluptubr gHtiHs udt
BEN 6liTsruuet, NO bic prtit nt9silt mubtn
Had ptl&tm elm 9Ouitrt bT vtrtiuistsn 8trtinI
i'm 5rrtu tattFuStt, BEN siu Die Rie fOlst
DiasTam Der Tsisrviritu Siyt piro trpTati
i'm esrir lbsdtsr In DOuutrtas, ben 20. SUM,
1875, um llbr 8crmtttiss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Seriht iiber ben 3uitaub Der 4
G0untD
SaBinas 8aRf anb SrHf g9.

0&NAV
SaBiRgs 8aRf aHb SFHf So.
8on Scranton, 9tr. 5O6 Spruce Stra.
&c, uon Sadapanna @ountp, BennIpla
uauien, am SdluB Der 9ei9dfte, 30.
Otai, 1905.
Rtfsuretu.
Bdar an pdne e-....................$ 65,S23 42
&btds une aHetrt 9dar Sitms... 1910 39
5ilis pou 8apfsu unh 8anfiTs 3l5,375 O3
Anltibtu unb Diseputps.......... t,33375i az
5igns anstlsste Si&rbtittu, ME:
Steds, Bombs &c. 1868. 672 ST
Spppibtfsu-...... 1882 "a
itO6.4s5 Is
@runbsssnibum. WSba uns jir-
tnrss, ...........,.r................ $4,000 90
utbsrlOssn... ......"-"............. iUS 66
3uiammsn.......................SsO Os
9trbtueIt9tttttu.
GiHsaabltss Gruusfapital.. 100000 90
usbtrihuB 6one.. 10000 90
llusstbsiltt prOHts unb Abjus btr
bJablttu Aussabsu u. Sttunn 48604 80
DspOftsu, BET Gpsd su
,itbtn... ......S737,S ,Sif 81
Spaitns Dtpoiit,u t.9l3,0lf 81
8trlanatt GtrhFfatt
pcu OtpeRttu.... 24,047 81
5ssIaubiSIt Sbtds. 1887 II
- 2676 407 SO
Austttptnet aaiIlrtrs 9btds...... 70f 35
;3uiamnitH.. tH.........-............ $3,015.7f4 03
Staat ptnniYuauitH, endapinna Gcuutp.
SD, u. 3. 9brihp, S6aymtiifn Ger ubtnas.
naHntsn eompiuis, itpOu feitrli&, bas eu
cbtse SertHt Gin rdbrbetsstireuer mad mtiu,m
bsftu @iiItn uue @tpiftn 1T.
(@sjsttnfD v. .. 9brify,
Hiiiirn.
nntni1risbsu uue btl6ppren Dor mir am 4,
Gage bee 9uui, 1875.
(fSssiHHsD CIGAR u. Sonts
OtTtntli6n Rptdr.
(Rdnt gmts,tit Iduft am ). Jtbruar fgO7
dus.)
eerrttt-S StsIaubist:
(S9nnntD .. .. Spbulou,
0. 3. 6aIIiftab
1ptrett @arrtu,
Dirtfiprfn.
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Nerlan9t: !:

Gin iuusu Mduu. ptnisitus IS SABRE alt,
um cas- Sddtrssi&dft iu rITHtu. eineurs
9ddtrti, penn ASsHut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15

Cru6sarbeiten isssr Gu b Iu
"BsssakIstr DiR~.
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TinleDs>
-
Suri
Sei1tluQll0
Nerfaut.

8abreuS mir beltdnois eiuen Sorratb
bon Qeinmano ieoen @raoeS balten, 1T
ss fir uns erfreulih, ,u bemerfeu, baB
bic 9ia9irase fir bic feiuereu 9raos jus
ninmt. IS be,ablt iif, geiumauo Der
noblbefanuten 6abritdnten aujutaufen,
iol1e, mie mir lie immer i'm Vorratb
balten-im Sor3us iiber miuoerwertbigs
&aaren, Die 9ennft meroen, nm billts
ger los9eIfla9eu Su lperoen.
Su Oieier gluieiSe fiibren mir eint9e
Der pieleu guten 0iummern an, welhe
mir pdbreuO oieIes Serfaufes offeriren.
5ii9=SeinpanO,
ST fur $1.25 @ertbe.
@eblei6te Beliult 2siuwauS, ~ 3oll
brett, ertra ltweres 9ewitt uno bette
Sualitdt. S8ir ioroern eineu Ser9leid
nit ir9eno elmer Seiuwano I'M Wtartte
;u bieiem Yreis.
5iId>9einpano,
IS Gents fur 81 &ertbe.
DeutI6e iilberseblsidte, 10 .3Oll brett,
serabe Die 9einmanb fiir alltdslthen
barteH @ebraad.
Serpietten,
So fur 81 @ertbe.
"a 3oa ertra ihwsre Sebleidte Sers
piette fir quite 2ra9barteit mtro tetne
sbslisre Seruiette semadt.
Stntel Qeinmau0,
$1.19 fur s1.4O 8ertbe.
GSei6cr iiuiid Jtabm Damast. Gin'
seIdumt iertis gum 8ebrauds, ooritiS'
lider Bertb.
SanStadsr,
$2.75 9nbsnO, &srtb $3.50.
@rtra ldwcrs 9ut 9anOtiider
gan, Seinwano unO einSeiGumt, SroBs
"a bel 40 3oll.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01

NOTICE OF APPLIOAT10M FOE
UNITED STATES PATENT.

Carson City, Nevada, Oct. 81. 1905.
Notice is hereby given; mat n ppr-
United States. George Winkler, whose
postof1ce address is Goldfeld. Esmer-
aida County. Nevada, for himself and
his co.claimant Franz to IKE nj TIn,te esh' sta mas
for a patent for the Conglomorate
Placer Mining Claim. situate in the
Goldfield Mining District, Esmeralda
being the E. X of the n. e. Y of Sec:
8, r. s., r. AZ E. NJ. D. M. comprised
Of Lot / Of the N. e. y OF Sec; B. con,
tanning 41.SS acres; and the :. H. ~
a ses n, in Fl +. ! 81 o. R. sec e. Z 4, e N, D. NJ. :"
The location certificate of said Placer
Mining Claim is recorded In the ONCE
Seld me Mining ninsE'f District, at Goldieid, Ne
vada, in Book "a" page. 63S OF Mining
Records. and the record title of said
claim is found in the office of the Re-
corder of said Esmeralda County, at
Nevada, in Book X, page
1877.
Adjoining Claims: The French Placer
on the North. applicants, claimants;
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the mining ground premises, or
any portion thereof so described and ap-
R Fsss their Per; a a5e E nsTe Cairns meti are d 1hs' h Hsi
according to law, and h regulations
Hereunder, within the sixty days period
of publication hereof, with the Register
of the United States Land ONCE at Car
son City, Nevada, they will be barred
in virtue Of the provisions of said
statute.
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
I. Q. H. Gallup, Register of the u. s.
Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
hereby designate the Goldfeld News, a
weekly newspaper published at Gold
field, Nevada, in which the foregoing
nnfin6 Of qualification for naflnt shall be
published for the period of ten consecu-
tive weeks.
O. H. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication. October y,
1905.
SoRelle & Cohn, Law Attorneys for APP
~plicants, Goldfeld, Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
FINEST BLOCK IN GoLDF1ELD.
George Holesworth Who Erected $780,.
900 Building, Home from South.

George E. Holesworth, the contrac-
tor and architect, is home from a visit
of several months at Goldfeld. NJ.
Holesworth designed and erected the
Nixon block, the handsomest in south
ern Nevada. He completed the task "a
short time ago. The building is To-
Gated on the corner of two of the priu-
cipal streets of the booming camp and
cost in the ~neighborhood of $4,000. 1t
is three stories of stone and cemented.
The lower floor is devoted to the bank
and Wells-Fargo company's Offices,
while the upper stories are given over
to offices. The building is now entire
|ly occupied.
Mr.. Holesworth states that Gold
field is just entering upon an era of
growth unprecedented in its history. A
number of contracts nave already been
let for homes and buildings, work to
start with the opening of spring. The
unsettled days of a year ago have
given way to those of ~permanency and
sound prosperity. The old mines are
producing and those which a short
time ago were mere prospects are de-
veloping into rich producers.-Reno
Journal.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01

NOTICE or APYLrcArToN ron A
United STATES PATENT.
United states Land once.

Carson City. Nevada. October is. 1905.
Notice is hereby given; thai in pur-
s swa Of Of the chd REVISED I Statutes q rasse Of sfeir &.
frnited States. George Winkler, whose
postofice address is Goldield. Esmer-
aida County. Nevada, a applica-
f ftSnn the Rim Rock Placer Mining Claim.
situate in Goldfeld Mining District,
Esmeralda County. state OF Nevada,
cSnt E Il. We forty Of acf the 8 se' W. sne Of II se y
81 a snS tn the n. = Of the NE. Z Of the the
S. z. u Sec. 8, T. 8 s., r: AZ E., NJ. D. M.
Excluding all conflict with Survey 22o4,
Net area of Rim Rock Placer ss.s
The location certificate of said Placer
n Mining ting S eastmd Is Of 5s0G %s%era II nc eoS Sfass
at Hawthorne, Nevada, in Book K. page
lis Of Mining Locations.
Adjoining Claims h ~Conglomerate
Rock No. / Placer on the South:
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the mining ground, premises or
a amy ppI fora are esG hereby notified that a unl
less their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law, and the regulations
Hereunder. within the sixty days period
Of the United States Land once at Car
son City. Nevada, they Will be barred in
virtue Of the provisions of said statute.
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
I. O.. H. Gallup. Register of the U. s.
Land Office at Carson. City, Nevada,
hereby designate the Goldheld News, a
weekly newspaper published at Gold
field, Nevada. in which the foregoing
notice of application for patent shall
be published for the period of nine con-
secutive weeks.
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication, October q.
1905.
Applicant, Goldfeld, Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
HoNoRs FOR JOHN McKANE.
Elected Honorary President of the
Dunfermline United Burns Club.

Like all Scotsmen, John McKane's
greatest pride is that he was born in
the land of 'tBobbie' Burns, of whose
poetry he is a most enthusiastic adj
mirer, says the Tonopah Miner. Mr..
McKane was born in Dunfermline,
where Andrew Carnegie also first saw
the light, and it is only natural that
he should regard the following letter
from his native town as a great honor
linking him more closely to the i'm
perishable name of the great poet:
Dunfermline United Burns Club,
Dunfermline, "a October, 1905.
John McKane, Esq, Nevada, U. S. A.
Dear Sir: I have much pleasure in
advising you that you have been duly
elected a member of the club, I enclose
herewith a membership ticket. I have
still greater pleasure in intimating
that on the motion of our president,
Dean of Guild Stewart, seconded by
myself, you were unanimously elected
an Honorary President of the club, the
other being Sir James Sivewright, X.
C. NJ. G., of Tulliallan. 1 trust you
will see your way to do us the honor
to accept the office, and thanking you
in anticipation, / am,
Yours sincerely,
P. PETERSON,
Hon. Sec. and Treas.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
THE BULLFROG RAILROAD.
President Brock Says the Line Will be
Built.
(Tonopah Bonanza.)

AOhoPoh DOhohAdsJ
President Brock of the Tonopah
Mining company and the other mem
bers of his party who went to Bullfrog
last week returned here Sunday and
left the following day for San Fran
cisco, General Manager F. A. Keith ac-
~companying them.
Mr.. Brock, said in an interview, that
the Bullfrog railroad would be built
from Goldfeld early next year.
"The visit to the Bullfrog section
was a most enjoyable one for all the
members of our party" said NJ.
Brock, "and we propose to extend the
Goldfeld railroad to it. / have advo-
Gated the building of the road for a
long time, but the other directors of
the company had not been out here for
a long time and they desired to look
over the ground. They are more than
gratified with what they have seen and
agree with me that the road will be a
good paying one from the start.
ct is, however, not an easy matter
to build a railroad and there are MANY
details to be considered. There is at
the present time an extraordinary de.
mand for rails and railroad material
from all sections of the country and il
Is difficult to get an order filed.
1--WE will, however, put in an order
at once for the material and will sta +
work on the road as soon as we are
assured that it will be delivered. We
expect to have the line completed bv
summer for it will require but a little
over seventy-fve miles of rail and th,
grade is easy for nearly the entire dis
lance to be covered.o
The party separated upon reacb;no
San Francisco, President Brock return.
ing East, some of the others going to
San Diego, others to the Grand Can.
yon of the Colorado. Manager Keith
VIII return to Tonopah Monday.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01
EASTERN CAPITAL COMING.
Montezuma Operator States That
Money Is Available for Mines.

w. F. Smith. a Goldfeld resident VINO
is engaged in developing an extensive
acreage containing gold values ABOUT
IA miles south of the old camp Oh
Montezuma. returned to the city Sat
M, 5av from a business trip'to Pennsyi-
~vania and other eastern states. lie re-
norts that business conditions in gen
eral throughout that section are hour-
,sb;ng and that a large amount of cap
Iital is available for mining Investment
At Pennsylvania points he found thai
sentiment is largely favorable to south
ern Nevada mineral districts, WITH
Goldfeld holding the center OF inter
est: and that in Philadelphia the con-
dition is in evidence to a marked de-
gree. He believes that considerable
eastern money is to be invested mere
during the next few months, a COOL
portion of which will come from the
erstwile home of William Penn, and
from other cities and towns OF the
"Keystone" state.
Mr.. Smith has been engaged in min-
ing for over 80 years during which time
he has promoted a number OF large
mining deals both in this country AMI
in Mexico. He was a pioneer In the
Black hills country and was the first
state treasurer of South Dakota. his
experience in mining matters is wide
and varied, and as most of the money
which he has been instrumental n
placing in mineral sections has been
derived from either eastern, English or
French sources, his opinion on the
financial conditions of the Atlantic sea-
board are worthy of consideration. To
a reporter for The News he stated Sat
urday that never in his experience were
fasteners more favorably disposed to-
ward mining Investment than at pres
ent, capital being a glut on the market
there, with but few opportunities for
its utilization save at low rates of In
terest. AS a result, men of means are
looking to the west for favorable in
vestment and more particularly to
those sections that offer inducement for
an enhancement of profits through the
medium of mining. Southern Nevada
heads the list in that regard, and,
naturally, Goldfeld with its wonderful
record for high grade gold values IS
the center of attraction. He states
that Pennsylvania people are enthusiast
tic in their faith in this section and
that a majority of the investing public
is conversant with it's present condition
and future possibilities.
He also states that the Goldfeld
News is generally read by the leaders
of commercial interests in the east and
that during his trip he was frequently
complimented upon the reliability of its
news matter, the attractive style in
which it is written and it's artistic
makeup. One prominent Philadelphia
makeup. A prominent Philadelphia cap
italist referred to the paper as being
the very best weekly mining publica-
ton he had ever read, stating that t
was a credit to its editorial staff, To
Goldfeld and to Nevada.
Nh. Smith was accompanied on his
return to camp by his wife and other
members of his family, who have
hitherto resided in Denver, but who
will in the future make their home in
Goldfeld.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01

For sale, terms. Prospects and
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