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Evening journal., 1905-12-26

TO WATERWAYS
Suggestion Before Congress
That Canal be Built From
Dover TO Little River
PROPOSITION OF FLAGLFR

secretary Of War Tafts letter to the
House of Representatives on the pro-
posed improvements TO the st. Jones
and Little rivers I'D thls state. has been
referred to the committee ON rivers and
harhors.
a Mackenzie, brisadier- general. chief
ol engineers. L.. S. Army snys.
Captain Flagler finds that practical
ly only one route is available for
canal from Dover TO Little River. and
that by the excavation OF this canal
the total distance between Dover and
Philadelphia might be shortened "a
miles as compared with the longer
route by way OF st. Jones River. which
is now under Improvement: that this
shortening is the only argument worth
considering IN favor of the canal as
against the longer river route. Fur
ther. that the alternative suggestion
made IN the river and harhor act OF di-
verting one of the streams is really no
solution Of the problem, as the result
could only be "a canal and would neces-
sarily mean the turning Of the ST.
Jones River into the Little River. thus
diverting the fresh-water inao from
the lower ST. Jones. which would be
very injurios to that stream. He finds
also that the cost Of "a waterway from
Dover to the bay by way of the pro-
posed canal and the Little River would
exceed the probable commercial BEN
efts.
He concludes by saying
Believing. therefore that the inn
proyement Of st. Jones and Little riv-
ers. Delaware. with a view to connect
ing the same at or near Dover by a
canal or by diverting one of the said
streams Is not worthy to be undertaken
by the frrited States. / recommend that
no survey be authorized.
The commercial statistics Of Dover
and vicinity states that there are 45t
farms within hauln distance Is miles)
of Dover Acreage under tinage. So
ca. OF which $4,000 acres are in corn.
wheat potatoes tomatoes vegetables.
and fruit. and 1857 in hay and pas
turage. In the same area the timber
tracts amount to 1000 OF 5000 acres.
The annual ~~-'--- Of the lands is
as follows: Tons.
Corn and wheat 49,. .... ....... 10000
Green vegetables al fruit $4,000
There is also barge proportion Of
hay. live stock. poultry eggs, and but
ter
The cashier of the Frst National
Bank Of over states that cash deposits
resulting annually from harvests
amount to 100000.
Manufactures; Daly's brickyard
confined to a local trade bv prohibitive
freight rates; Post and Sheldon's h
mills 100 looms; Richardson's cannery
1900 tons OF canned goods shipped am
nually: Daly's cannery. 10 hf erected
this winter to can tomatoes from 6ol
acres.
Banks. First National, annual de-
posits SS.750.o0o: Farmers Bank an-
nual deposits. S2.300.Ooo
Annual business transactions if
Dover. S350O.000 10 S5.0O0.000.
Annual freight charges pa'd to ani
from Dover by rail 100000 TO $780,
COO
Annual passenger charges paid to nn'
from Dover by rail. 100000 to S3h0.000
Annual freight TO and from Dove
(via Lebanon) by water approVimatel'
80. 600 tons. valued at S1,0so.oo0.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
BUSINESS
AT WHITE HOUSE
President Roosevelt Goes Out
Horseback Riding With
His Sons

By Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
Washington. Dec. 26.-Oncial business
was held down 90 tho lowest possible
notch at The White House today prosi-
dent Roosevelt uppeard at his Office shori-
Is before 10 o'clock dressed ia his rid
ing costume. and as soon as he had dictate
ed "a few letters TO Assistant Secretary
Barnes went out for a long horseback
ride with his eldest son. Theodore. and
ono of the latters chums who Is spending
the holidays at the White House.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26

told a representative Of this paper of
their troubles with the companies.
They, like other victims. are paying
from so to 100 per cent. for moneys
borrowed. One man said the habit of
borrowing from the Shylocks was
worse than the whiskey habit. He was
willing to give testimony against them
and he will be given the opportunity
Here's Money for Holidays.
One Of the victims produced the
fo.low'r letter as a sample of the
"holida literature" which the Will
mngton Loan Company has just put
out:
Dear Sir: We beg leave to
write you in regard to making
preparations for the coming holi-
days which will be upon us soon,
and which we are apt to put off
until too late.
Perhaps You have a number OF
small debts which you would like
to pay of by the last Of the year
and start the new year with
clean sheet. or need funds to re-
ueuDc" your ldllltl Nuilh6 tut
holidays. If so, we ask YOU to call
and let us explain our new method
or negotiating loans on household
goods at smaller payments, longer
time, and new rebate system,
which will enable you to save
more than ever before, if paid out
before the loan expires. and you
will also know just what will pay
your account in full without hav-
ing TO call and ask MS.
"Our business Is carried on un-
der new methods and we can as
sure you Of prompt and courteous
treatment at all times II you now
carry a loan. we should be pleas
I'd to procure you funds to pay
same of and advance you moro
money to be paid back to suit
your convenience. Thanking you
for past favors and soliciting fu-
ture patronage, we are,
Yours very truly,
Wilmington Loan Co.
A. l.. Wlckenhoefer, Mgr.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
Washington. Dec. 26-Judge William
j. Calhoun's report on the iaYestiga-
tions I'm Vcnezue,a IS almost completed,
and be tn taa hands of Secretary OF
state Root shortly after Congress te-
ASSEMBLIES.
1t is understood that 81 viii show tnaN
Venezuela had strong Justification an
proceeding as1inst the New York and
Eennuda1 Asphalt Company for IT'S
failure to I've ro to its conuac's ANA
for It's participation ia tae Matos
revoluton II win lgchabiy nalfi aim
that sua pIoceelines rs have been
taken nave been ln acorcancs VITA .i.e
Neaezue!aa law. and Will deay INA;
jrigcs have ic,n removed or 1F2ointei
by President Castro becans- Of the'. az
utudc ON this special case. On The
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
RIGHT IN
THE ASPHALT NATTER
judge CahOuns Report Is Said to Favor tbe Government
of President CasiTO--- Germany Stands High

other hand d viii hold that the COM
plny has equitable rights which should
5e rec0gnizsd by Venezuela. II VIII
show. however. that there is nothing in
the case which should bring the United
states and Venezuela to the verge Of
war and that the controversy is cap
able OF settlement 10y mutual agree
ment
Julgc C7ihomis report win show that
IGemany is in hish favor ln Nenezueia.
and that her portion Of the foreign debt.
ahicA IS being iaid of under a mutual
'snlngemcat arons the fore'sA 'rcdit-
ars. is always The first 70 be paid
Judge Calhoun was Flnt 90 Caracas
lby Frea'deni Roosevelt ca speaisl
mission TO find OCT the real facts wff'
regard to tho Controversies getwcca u'e
limited states and Nonczuela-
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
POSTMASTER HELD UP

By our own Wire Publishers Press.
Williamsport Pa Dec. -6.-llighway-
men at Nordmont last night threw a sis
net. made by tying a bag to a hoop, over
the head of Assistant Postmaster Milton
Bottosford at q lonely spot on his way
home. and robbed him OF SEQ in governs
mcnt funds.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
MAY BE LYNCHING

BY our own Wiro, Publishers Press.
Quitman. Tcx. Dec. 90. The whola
country side is searching today for
negro who attempted TO criminally assault
Mrs JAMES Bnteman. daughter of Rep
rescntative w. r. Hanock, who had be n
married cniy two weeks. What is TO be
done later viii be determined when he Is
caught
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
renns Officially Inspected.

on Saturday afternoon the annual Of
cial inspection Of teams used by the
Ice and Coal Company was
lade. Charles Jester being the judge.
The prizes were awarded to the fol-
1wing drivers for having the best kept
cams: First prize. Alexander Thomas;
econd. William Seeney; third, Charles
Irown: fourth. William Empson.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Three THOUSAND
TICKETSWERESOLD

Since the days Of horse racing at Kirk
wood. when the kite shaped track was in
vogue and horses clipped Off a mile ia
mo time has there been such mad
b. x w. railroad station on Saturday af-
ternoon. Nearly 5000 tickets were sold TO
various points during the twenty-four
hours ending at p. m. Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
FINED FOR ASSAULT
Policeman and colored Man in Street
Fight.

Officer Turner appeared against
Harvey Brown. colored whom he
with assault and battery.
Turner had "a badly blackened eye and
Browns head was swathed ia bandages.
Brown had nothing TO say. however.
and was fined $50 and costs.
James e. Laws. colored, was fined $50
for making several "swipes" with a
razor at Ezekial BatsOn. also colored.
James Kelly was fined SO for dis
orderly conduct, his accuser being his
father-in-law.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
RoiIers Installed in Tua.

At the yards of the Harlan and Hol-
ngsworth Corporation, on Saturday.
'he new wooden-hun tug Prudence mr.
lived and was placed on the shears for
he purpose of having her boilers and
tack placed i'm position. The work will
,e completed about Wednesday and the
boat will leave for New York.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
Beautiful Christmas Tree.

One of the prettiest trimmed trees
ON the west side of the city can be
seen at the home OF Rudolph l.. Frank.
No. PA North Harrison street. It
took almost a week to get tn tree up
and the garden beneath it arranged,
and it is attracting much attention.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
SHORT TIME FOR MEN
Persistent Rumor That Railroad Men
Will Work on Eight Hour Turn.

There are persistent rumors among
railroad men that employees Of the
Pennsylvania railroad arc TO be put on
eight hours in a short time.
A year ago the railroad brotherhoods
asked for an eight-hour day. Nothing
came of it. but the possible success Of
the eight-hour movement is still dis
cussed. especially since President
Roosevelt in his recent message TO
Congress declared for shorter hours for
railroad men,
Il is believed that President Cassatts
recent visit TO the White House had
something 10 do with the rumorc5
change. The report is that every man
who earns more than 1925 per month
is TO be given the eight-hour day and
those who earn less arc to receive a ten
per cent. advance in pay.
Evening journal., 1905-12-26
fore Evidence.

Notwithstanding the mass Of evil
.ence The Evening Journal has al
eady obtained against the Shylocls.
continues to come TO this Office. Yes
erday afternoon four more victims
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
5uques que deben iiegar
\ Salidas dc este puerto

Miguel Gallar -Sali6 a Il i'll
tino DE- Barcelona hacienda csczlas en-
. .4c4lia. Malaga. O.tdiz. ClnariaS \
san Juan de T. cuo Rico siguien
d. via'c para Mayagiiez, Ponce. Ia
bsns Santiago de Cuba. Gusni$ns
mo y Manzanillo
Rober, II McCurdv -Esia 4 IL
carga en- New York ssldra el "a pa
"a csfa.
Mar;ir Saenz Esia Ia carga en-
barcelona pera sa.ir q Is DEL pre- =
sen;e haciendo las eScalas de Pal
ma lie Mallorca. Nalencia. Malaga
Cadizy Y CanariaS. De este puerto Sc
guir4 para los dc Ponce, Isla de Cuba
Y New Orleans.
"Ruenos Aires Estar4 aqui del 20
al a. del corriente procedente de la
Habana y escalas Y seguir4 viaje para
Canarias, Cadiz Barcelona Genova.
Coronado '-Iiscia el 10 del actual
llegar4 procedente de Montevideo con
taSa1O.
San Juan "-Sali6 ell ii del corrien-
te dc New Orleans para esta
"Coamo "-Salio de New York para
esta el 10 del Corriente
Ponce Para New York saldra Ell
" del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, London


Los magnidcos vaporcS "ESk * "EDEN" &c esta
Compania cnudaan escaa IA isa dc Puerto Rico
pczando Tncro = conunoando nucSta is'a San
Thomas lsas lnglcSaS HoandeSaS lrancesas Venezuela
Colombia l>ioS vaporeS recomiendan cSpccamente
los Tur,s estando cqupados toda case de comfort
modcmo sc admlte tambcn para las ss antcdchas
adcmaS para todoS los puertoS de Europa.
Adcmas dc csos vaporcs dcpasajcros que recaaran
este pacrto cgulamcnc cada quGcena emPand Enero
81 habra buena OCCASION para embartar paf todos los
puertos Europa pe los vapoes de de ga Compaha
los podln cualquier dele pucos de la Isa
sicnpre que haya suticientc carga
Para mas detales dirigrse a:
FRITzE & Co. Succs, SAN JUAN
FRlIzE, 6 Co. MAYAGUEz. Agentes.
1 Agentes.
l. L. Cow. AGUADIIA- AgenteS.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
IN Ia CORfH DR. DIs1RI1O
DBL DISIGL1O JUDICIAL DIX HIAACA0.
Estados Unidos de America. }.
Ell Presidente $. S.

EsfAdOs !, UnIdos de America. -~
de los Estados Unidos
En- el asunto sobre declaratoria de he
rederoS abintestatO de .Dofia Mi
caela Carif1o Martinez.
Sc IIA RESUELTO que habiendose
promovido en- esta Core un expedien-
te solicitapdo que Sc declare heredera
abinteStato de Don Modesto Carii1o
Soil Dona Micaela Cariflo Martinez
fallecido el causante en- ell barrio de
la Ceiba, ell dia veinte de Abril de
mil ochocientos novents cuatro, Y
sin haber otorgado disposition tesla
mentaria alguna
POr TANTO: Sc ordcna por la Corte
que Sc cite al Sr Fiscal, que sean pu
thcados edictoS en- el peri0dico ell
BOLEIIN MEKCANTH., que Sc edita tn
San uan, 10 menos una vez por
.Semana durante TN mes para que los
IlnteresadoS que Sc cream con derecho
4 ser incluidos en- dicha declaratoria
de herederos 8 hacer impugnaci0n q
Ia misna, cOncdrran eSta Corte 4
presentar sus alega clones en- forma. el
dia DIEZ Y OCHO DE FEBRERO PROM
MO, previniGndoles que pasado dicho
termino y oida la prueba que ofrezca
el promOVente, sc resOlvera sObre la
declaration de herederos sOlicitada
parandoles los perjuicios CONSEQUENCES
a los que no hagan uso de su derecho.
EXtendido bajo mi tirma hoy diez de
Enero de mil novecientos cinco-I. A.
Erwin, Juez --Testihco Enrique Rim
con, SecretayiO
Y para su publication en- ell peri6di~
co que Sc solicita y a pedimento de
parte interesada, libro la presente en-
Humacao. diez de Enero de mil
novecientos cinco. Firmada de mi
mano sellada con el de este Tribu
nal Enrique Rincon, Secretario de
la Corte de Distrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
niA Cttft 10 nl.ftlie
f'l mNitlle !,ll0M III Elsa,te.

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GO aiSp'SiSl"n ieS'aihei',Aiii az ina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
Principales articulos

que Sc detallan en- almacenes, 4 los
siguientes precios m/m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12

Es digno de la mayor felicitacidn
nuestro ilustre sacerdote senor Eliseo
Z. Echevarria. Ell pueblo debiera
hacer 10 :~posible por tener sienapre
sacerdotes como el sefIor Echevarria
que sa ben cumplir con su deher.
Las continues lluvias:. en- este po-
blado ponen las GALES en- un estado
lamcntable siendo veces intransit4
bles. Con poce dinero el ayunta-
miento pnede arreglarlas
La enthusiastic juventad de este pue.
bio Sc propone traer la orquesta de
Cocolia para llevar / efecto un sun
tloso bale
Que Sc cumplan los deseos.
Debido la aCtiva comisi6n, que 4
continuation expreso Sc han verihca
do en- este pueblo gran ndmero de
truyas. Mi felicitaci6n la entu-
SHASTA juventud
Esta Sc compone de los s;guientes:
Jacinro Banco, MeJl1ito Diaz. Valen-
tinsito N. y los no menos entusiastas
Jaime Crosas, Juan Crosas, Gaspar
Aguilar, Felix Agu,lar Francisco Car
baIo, Rafael Rodriguez, Jose S. Diaz,
Ramon Crosas y otros que lamento
no poder recordar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12

S.. 24 s216 aaM S. a5H.
Partido S2A.
Arenques So
Ajos mallorquines q 25 cents
ID Cappadre so IS cents.
Ajos mejicaroc a 10 cents,
Ajos blancos 4 IS cents.
Bombones SO an.
Bacalao, $7H.
Sal del pals a Is cents Torrevieva
a IS cents.
Cebollas q So.
Garbanzos, S. a9.
Habichuelas coloradas del pals S31z
a$4.
Amerlcanas largas So. Blancas del
pals S3A a Blancas americanas
$3A a 81
Harina de trigo, 50 a 6M.
Id. de ma1z $3.50
Jamones, $8H ASH.
Jab6n Rocamora, $40, americana
S. Il a4H
Manteca, $3.50 en- 4 y en- cajas
de S6.E q 10.
Ma1tequilla, SI3K 40.
Pasta, $50 del pals
Pasta americana en- cajas de una
arroba 4 SO.
Papas americanas, $l.9o. Espafio-
las en- cajas s. So
Tocino, a SI334 4 ID.
Quesos, amers. $40 PataGras SIS
Tasajo, 4 S. 81.
Sin variaci6n los demas articulos pu :
blicados Iltimamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
HOTEL MARINA

Habiendo cambado de dueno este acredtado
e5tablecimiento. han sido introducdas 81
rrandes reformaa que lie ponen a la atura dc
los melores de su clase
En- el Sc eneontraran los mas eSquisitos pla
tos de las cocinas franceSas. americana, in
glesa. criolIa, asi como un exceente serv
cio en todo 10 que Sc reaciona esta ola
Sc de estabIecimentos.
II Una vista al Hotel Marina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
De AguaS Buenas
NOTAS DINERSAS

FL dia ha tornado possession de su
cargo puestro digne alcalde don Jose
E Morales. Enviole mi enthusiastic
fe!icitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
COTIZaClOkESDE kRTICULOS DEL Pal


AzUCAR Para el consume.
Moscabado (claro) $3.50 as
De miel (claro) de $3.75.
Centrffuga (clarO) $4.75 q 5.
Americana Ia 50.
De Ponce de So a 5H.
Almidop, S 2 Il.
Algodon 50. so 7.
Cafe corriente, $I3.
Cueros dulces, alrededor de SIC.
Cocos 4 $40 millar.
Ron IS grades Cartier. de IL cents
gallon.
Maiz, q $50 90.
'ebo, 4 $4H az.
Tabaco, nominal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12

=, Arrozta1* .%
lp,nal' > Id,' Anpn.as srnssti Tasadns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
\OtiCias diNerSaS

In Marc Y Abrii pr6Nimo sc We
fih-ar~n oN5mcnes -cncrslcS para OBJ
teuc. el ccruhcado dc maeS;roS En-
lunio Seran los utimo> que Sc reali-
cen aceprsndose solo Jos alumnos dc Ia
E~cuela Normal Y haS,a el aio que
vlcue no volveran 4 etectUSrSc.
NarIas Iuut,S e>colareS. entire elias
Ia dc Nieques han participate a sir.
Falkner que gomaron possession de sus
cargOs.
Fl Consejo Ejecutivo no ha celebra-
do session hoy por falta &c miembros
para formar quorum.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12
nrovES ES PUERTO


hsan,c ~~&n rcnd,enfc.
~sn lose csfranda
ts~, feaa tstikxs Arraado
~ q %n~x ccs, afeanin.
iohn R Rien'lcf de- Arranio
fAnaEAfN
ile-argren sfFovo
i>sbeli dc~cAf. .an8e
'Kiess3o Ruia Gsrndicnie
sna0a prnaienic
su r-nve Az Wy Maunabr
lh.>eala \ Nsgusl'a = llgmscso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-12


Ell belIo sexo de este pueblo no
menos enthusiastic que el seXo feo ha
demostrado su entusiasmo IMPROVE
sando los versos y dejando OR sus
melodiosas voces Il puerta de les
hogares "asaltados"
Entire las bellismas seductoras
puedo recordar las slguientes: Prov-
dencia Mufo1, Ramonita Caballero,
Carmen Diaz. Natalia Zerbi, Luisita
Aldea, Luisa Munoz, Eterbina y Maria
Longo, Amelia y Juana Munoz.
Sintiendo no recordar en- estos mo
1nentos los simpatcos nombres de
otras muchas mas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Pretty Good Record.

While this Is a pretty good record FOR
less than two years work 1t is not in
proportion to the output of the othcr
mines. due mainly TO conditions which
have retarded active development The
leases expired in January last and the
company took possession with the M
tention Of following a systematic plan
of Development \ pump was ordered
but on account Of the cougasted con-
dition OF traffic VAS delayed for "a long
time and work WAS practically at a
standstill. 4 big cave in the mine in
May required the fun force for nearly
"A month in catching it up. The trout
bles were overcome though and about
l,S00 feet of work has been performed
during the year The SHAFT has been
sunk to 4 depth OF 900 feet and levels
put out into the ore bodies at 100. 2S0
and 80 feet besides the extending Of
those run by the leasers at 80 feet, 30
feet and l06 feet. No attempt has been
made 60 extract ore by stopping, yet an
amount more than sufficient 10 pay
all operating expenses has been taken
from the work OF pushing the drifts.
Two shipments have been made dur
ing the year and there are now over
5000 sacks on the dump ready 90 be
disposed OF. Some OF the biggest
Slopes In the camp are found In the
January. Many Of them averaging 10
feet In width. These were made by
the leasers. Patricf. Richly, Jones and
Kendall They extracted SiI600) from
a block of ground $50 feet long and lOG
feet deep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Nevada Gold Crater.

This property is q miles southeast OF
Goldneld and was discovered I'm Septem-
Der, 1904. by prospectOrs grubstaked hy
Curtis and Ridge, There are six claims
and fraction In the group, and 81
situated that they have the different
lodges embraced IN the group for a long
distance on the strike. The country Is
identical with Goldheld In formation,
the porphyrites and gauge Of the veins
being the same They have spent So
600 in developing the property ANA now
have IT whore something can be rca-
lized from It, AT present two lodges,
east and west lodges, are being worked,
40 feet apart one shaft has been sunk
so feet I'm the ore, and az 90 feet IL
proved TO be 8 feet wide and a sample
across the entire distance went S6i In
gold, and the fines Of the whole 10 feet
will go over 500, which Is shipping ore.
From stopc and a Wine on this level
900 sacks have been recently taken out
for shipment, all Of which goes better
than $500. Four hundred feet south or
the shaft Just mentioned, another shait
Is down So feet. but out Of the VEN.
From the l00-foot level a CrOsscut VIII
be run to the vein and the shaft con-
tinued t. greater depth. l5-horse-
power gasoline hoist has been recently
installed and no money will be spared
to open ~ this vein for the owners De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
The Goldileld ORC.

The Goldneld ORC Mining company
is one OF their companies working 30
acres on the east slope " Columbia
mountain within a stone throw OF the
Red Top. The Nevada KlondilSe Mines
company Is another, and It has a prom
ising group OF II claims at the Klondike
district half way between Tonopah ana
Goldheld This is a silver proposition,
carrying from 20 ounces TO 1000 ounces
and hundreds OF tons OF this grade Of
ore covers the surface OF the claims.
Prospecting work is now being carried
on In the contact 81 lime and porphyry
that runs through the group TO deter
mine tn. extent OF the vein. But the
property which is promising the quick
est returns for the money invested. and
is at present Is giving them the great
est hope Is the Gold Crater Incorporate
ed into the