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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22
ono DISTRICT A CONFER

Orc, the latest new mining district in
Esmeralda county, is the scene of an
active campaign of development work
with fiattering prospects of becoming
one of the most prominent in the state.
A correspondent says: Already COM
pleted and in running order is a store,
saloon, restaurant, assay office. several
dwelling houses and an office for the
above named company. The American
Eagles Gold Mining company has pur-
chased the Homestake. Homestake No.
1. Portland and Sunrise, and a contract
for 200 feet of unnel has been let on the
Homestake claim. This unnel will
crosscut six well defined veins as in
Dictated by considerable work heretofore
don on the surface, and hence good re-
suits may be reasonably expected from
the advance of this enterprise. All of
these veins so far as prospected on the
surface show exceedingly good milling
values. "-Virginia City Chronicle.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22

a fortune in the hills. and the next we
hear of him he has purchased for him
self a fine home I'm one of the principal
cities in this i~ntermountain region. II
Is the successful miner. whose evolution
from a tenderfoot has been rapid, who
builds imposing business houses on the
main t~horoughfares Of the city Of his
choice. We find that he has become a
member of some big banking institu-
ton: that he is at the head of big en-
terprises, hat he has the confidence of
his western associates and a wonder
fully strong financial backing In the
east. and that the old-timer. whose pre-
iudices were aroused when he came
here. is now glad to approach him with
hat In hand and ask for some position at
HIS disposal.
The evolution of the tenderfoot Is now
complete. and henceforth he can hold up
his head in any western camp.-Salt
Lake Mining Review.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22
ANOTHER GOOD PROPERTY

VIM. Travis, a prospector. who recent
ly discovered some promising ground
just west of the Keystone property in
the East Walker country. now has de-
veloped a 7-foot ledge of free-milling
gold ore that gives assay values of s12
per ton for Its entire width. He is only
down Is feet on the ledge, but the indi-
cations are that he has a good property.
The discovery of this ground was acct
dental. Mr.. Travis had been over to the
reservation in the rush. and. returning.
his horse was put put OF commission by
a barb-wire fence. Mr.. Travis laid over
at Morgan's for his horse to get we'll,
and went out into the hills on a pros
pecting trip one day. He ran across the
ledge he is now working on and located
it. He is now building a cabin on the
property and will develop 1t as rapidly
as possible.-Yerington Times.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22
RECENT DECISIONS OF THE o1a
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

which the controversy arose. n entry
cannot thereafter be lawfully allowed
and patent issued except upon the case
overruled.
Brien VS.. Mont. ct al IS l. d. 30.
A stakeholder in a corporation which
is the owner. in whole or in part. of a
mining claim has in himself no title In
or to the claim separate and distinct
from that OF the corporation. and there
fore Is not a with the cor
poration or the other shareholders
therein, or with other part owners OF the
claim. and is not qualified to take ad-
vantage OF the forfeiture provisions of
section 2s24 Of the Revised Statutes
Repeater and other lode claims. 35
l.. ID. "a.
Lands more valuable for saline de-
posits h for agricultural purposes,
or that contain valuable deposits of
salines that will Justify expenditures
for extraction. are mineral lands
within the meaning of that term as used
In the exception from the grant of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
made by the act of July 81. 1866.
Elliott. ct al. VS.. Southern Pacific
Railroad IS l.. ID. 149.
The mere fact that the application for
patent to a mining claim and the af-
davit as to the posting of notice on the
claim. executed by the duly authorized
agent of a corporation. were verified be
fore a notary public who was also sec
rotary OF the corporation, is not suf>
ficient reason for requiring new applica-
tion and affidavit. unless the notary
public was at such time also n stock
holder or otherwise beneficiaIiy inter-
ested in the corporation.
Milford Metal Mines Investment com
pany. 35 l.. ID. ia.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22
JEFFERSON CANON
ATTRACTS CAPITAL

Manhattan. New. Dec. 1.-THE phe-
nomenal gold strikes which have been
made during the last our years over a
widely diversified area OF the Nevada
desert have resulted not alone In the In
investment OF capital In the newer
camps but in a re5uvenancy OF min
ing industry in a number OF former sill
YER camps as well. The arid waste ex-
tending southwark from the Round
Mountain section to Death Valley is
dotted with the habitations OF Nevada
pioneers. ruins of mills and abandoned
mine workings. monuments which mark
the decadence of silver and the passing
OF the workers who were the early his
tory makers Of the state.
Jefferson Canyon. once a thriving
mining community. but for many years
past the abiding place of two lonely
prospectors. pathetic remnant OF a
sturdy corps of miners. Is once more
attracting the attention of capital. and
recent reports from there would APP
parently Indicate that the old camp Is
again to come into prominence In the
mining world. A number OF former sill
yer bonanzas are now yielding promis-
ing gold values and with the finding OF
the yellow metal the hahitats OF a past
generation are filling up with the mine
workers OF Nevada's golden era.
On the property OF the Jefferson Apex
Mining company. in which n number OF
prominent Manh-..tanites are the NOV
ing spirits. the gold showing is particu-
larry encouraging and is Indicative OF
the opening up at depth of a large body
of shipping ore. Several weeks ago a
corps OF miners was placed at work
prospecting at surface a promising look
ing ledge. This phase OF development
has resulted in the discovery of pay GOLD
values a few feet belew grass roots. The
ore occurs in a porphyry contact. the
quartz showing considerable of tho
precious metal in its free state and re-
sembling in character that mined In the
cripple Creek district.
Twelve inches of the deposit lying
against the contact assays as high as
s252 In gold the ton and 10 inches Of
the p%orphyritic quartz returns gold
values as high as 1926 the ton. Ore OF
thts character is being sacked. The
ledge has been stripped at surface for
leo Feet and gold values are continuous
for hat distance.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22

There Is no warrant In the mining
laws for extending. arbitrarily and with.
out any basis Of fact therefor. the weir
or lode of a location in an irregular and
zigzag manner for the purpose of con
trolling the length or situation Of the
exterior lines Of the location to suit the
convenience. real OF imagined, of the
locator.
The N lines of a lode ocation must
be straight and parallel to each other.
and when at right angles with the side
lines may not exceed six hundred feet in
length.
The mining laws contemplate that the
end lines Of a lode claim shall have
substantial existence in fact. and in
length shall reasonably comport with
the width of the claim as located.
Belligerent and other lode mining
claims. IS L. ID. 22.
The decisions of the department hold
ing that the provisions of the mining
laws relating to the p~atenting of mining
claims contemplate and require that an
applicant for patent shall proceed with
diligence to complete his. patent proceed
ings. and that a failure to do so constf-
tutes a waiver of all rights under such
proceedings. are notice to the world and
mineral applicants must govern them
selves accordingly or suffer the conse-
quences.
Copper Bullion and Morning Star
Lode Mining Claims. IS L. ID. 81.
The ina Judgment of a court. in ao-
cordanee with the provisions Of the
~amendatory act of March 3. 1881. in al
adverse suit pursuant in section 2326
of the Revisited Statutes. to the effect
that neither party litigant has estab-
lished the right of possession of the
ground in controversy. effectually ter
inmates the patent proceedings out of
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22
PREDICTS GREAT FUTURE
FOR BUCRSKIN DISTRICT

r. L. Ray, formerly one of Goldfeld's
assayers and now located permanently
in the Buckskin district, arrived on
Wednesday to visit friends. He states
that Buckskin has a remarkable showing
and in his enthusiasm predicts that the
northern camp will have more miners
employed -four years hence than Gold
6end and Tonopah combined.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-22

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 25.-The jury
In the case of Doss Ga:braith the al
legged mob leader, reported at O.
clock Friday afternoon that they were
unable to agree and were discharged
by the court. Immediately after the
jury was discharged in the Galbraitf
case, attorney Vol Mason for the de
PENDANT announced ready Ror trial
again. 1t is not believed, however
that the state will try again the jury
was out almost rs hours. Twenty
ballots were taken but there was PC
change from the first ballot. Jurors
have made public statement that
they were 10 for acqulttal and 2 fol
conviction. There was no demonstra
ton and few were In court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
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Chilean Government Making Liber
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Rain Adds TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL Afforded Against EItOrtiOn'-
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
RUSSIA NEEDS NO new LOAN
At Least That Is the Statement d
Finance Minister KOkovsof.
Although the Revolution Ii COSTING
05,OOO,OOO Per MOunth They CAA
stand II OAe Year.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 25.-Financt
Minister Kokovsoff Friday authorized
the Associated Press TO deny cate
gorically the constantly recurring
reports that Russia intends to entel
the foreign market for new loan
this autumn.
1.-THE government" said the minis
ter, has ample funds in sight te
Tide over the present year. The
only loan operation contemplated;
namely, the $25.OOO,OOO imperial loar
for famine relief was consummated
today by the signature of the emper
or. This loan is already being raker
by the governments savings banks
Even If we desired 1t we realize thai
no foreign loan could be advantag
eously floated without the assent Of
parliament, and you may state EN-
phatically that the government Will
not again try to contract a foreign
loan until parliament approves "
The surplus for the first six months
Of the current year will exceed the
estimates by 30 million dollars ant
as the last six months always are
the best from the revenue standpoint
the excess for the year should OK
coed 100000 more than sutfi
cient TO meet the extraordinary OK
penditures in connection with the
suppression Of the revolution. which
directly and indirectly has cost nearly
s6,OOO,OOO a month. With the pro
ceeds Of last springs big loan, which
nettei Russia only SO. although issued
at So and the surplus Of revenues
we can liquidate the war expenses
this years deficit and pay off 1884,
100000 Of excheQuer bills still due
Germany and payable next month.
"This will leave in addition some
sS0.OOO,OOO Of interior bills and $50,
100000 outstanding In France, but the
latter is not due till the beginning
of next year. The effect of the VI
borg manifesto on the revenue Will
be practically nil.
"There is nothing alarming In the
financial situation, although In th'
final analysis everything depends Oh
political developments"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Topeka. Kan, Aus. 2A-At an early
hour Friday morning the Chicago,
Rock Island 4 Pacific flyer No. 70,
known - the n Paso train. west.
bound. crashed into the rear Of a
freight train three miles east Of Alta
Vista. Kan. derziling q dozen earl
Of the freight train which were after
wards destroyed By ara The crew Of
the passenger engine escaped By jump
ing although the snginsar was injured
about ne head and shoulders An IN
Known passenger vas also severely
in3urea
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
(PreSldent Of Cuban Republic
Throes of q Revolutlon.)
campaign.

president Of Cuban Republic In
Throes OF a RevoIutlon.)
A prominent resident Of Havana
whose word is beyond question re-
turned Friday evening from a three
days tour in the vicinity OF San
Luis and San Juan de Martinez. He
informed the Associated Press that
Pine Guerra's following in Pinar del
Rio now is certainly from 1.6OO to o.
900 men. He said the idea Of his not
having sufficient ammunition was r.
diculous, and that he Is abundanuy
supplied with every possible necessity
The behavior Of his forces Is excel
lent
All the tobacco plantations owned
by Americans and American proper
ties are flying the American flag. this
GENTLEMAN njaclared and are not betne
molested. He said the insurrection-
lists had eight mules loaded with dy-
Mantle and that lately they had re-
ceived supplies from unknown sour
ces. He positively declared that fully
100 members OF the rural guard had
deserted and Joined the insurrection.
lists since the trouble began and that
practically all Cubans In western
Cuba were synpatAizers with the
movement.
All eyes in CUBA are turned towards
the provincial capital Of Pinar Del
Rio, for upon the ability Of Pine Gu
ezra to capture that city depends. It
is believed here, the outcome Of the
instruction.
Jose Miguel Gomez, who was can
didate for the presidency last fall
and who was arrested off Santa Clara
arrived here from Batabano on a spe
cial train early Friday morning and
had been escorted to the city jail
Nefore his arrival In this city became
known.
Gomez. IN an Interview with the cor
respondent Of the Associated Press In
the, city jail. later in the day, said;
II declare that I have never had
ony knowledge Of this unfortunate con.
fiict and that II had conspired
against President Palms's adminiStra-
ton | have more than sufficient pride
to boldly admit It now. You may as
sure the people Of the United States
that have not conspired to disturb
the peace and prosperity Of the ooun.
try
Pine Guerra the lnsurgent leader
who Thursday captured the town Of
san Juan de Marines, province OF
Pinar Del Rio. following his capture
Of San Luis the day before, says his
policy e 70 occupy towns AZ peace
fully as possible. 70 continue the local
authorities ~ office At present and
change the officials gradually and
compel TIE goverument 70 annnl the
issi slsctinna and hrid new oneA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Cambridge. Mass. Aug. IA ca
blegram has been received at the Har-
yard college observatory from Prof.
Kreuts at the Kiel observatory an
no'-7clng that a comet. visible through
small telescope was discovered BY
Prof. Kopf at Heidelberg University
Wednesday evening In right ascension
% hours. 20 minutes, 80 seconds and
deelinAtion plus 10 degrees. q minutes.
Ths daily motion IN right ascension
was given az minus no minutes, n
seconds and in decllnatiOn plus no d.
rreaa and two minntes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
HAS STRONG FORCE
Cuba's Insurgent Leader Is Gather
ing a Formidable Army and
Is Well Supplied.
OBJECT OF THE REVOLUTION
Gen. Comes Denies Connection with
RevOIt-AmeFican Flag Secures
Protection for United
states Citizens.

Tampa, Fla. Aug. 25.-The steam
ship Gussie arrived here Friday from
Havana, loaded to full capacity with
tobacco, which is being rushed out OF
the island by importers Information
received from private sources by this
boat state that President Palma y
virtually q prisoner in the palace at
Havana and that he has not left 1t
for a week. Indications are that the
situation on the island ~ much worse
than 10 known to the outside world.
The revolution has also extended In
to Santa Clara province and has bro
ken out In Matanzas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Havana, Aug. 25.--'A force OF gov
eminent artilerymen under command
of Capt. Pujol Friday occupied San
Juan de Martinez without resistance.
This town was taken August % by a
band Of insurgents operating under
Pine Guerra. At San Antonio de
Los Banos, Havana province. and SIT
uated q miles southwest of Havana
city, a detachment Of rural guards
Friday encountered band Of insur'
gents. OF the latter two were killed,
their comrades dispensing.
Advice received from the western
part Of the province Of Pinar del Rio
Friday night are to the effect that the
insurgent forces now concentrating
west Of San Juan de Martinez are far
more formidable than had been sup
posed and also are better supplied tor
camping and long and aggressive
campaign.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Honolulu, Aug. 25,-The condition
Of the Manchuria was somewhat worse
Friday owing to heavier weather
water was found in hold No. 2 OF the
Manchuria at the bottom Of the car
20 of flour. The flour is being tax
en- out and the cargo is being shifted
so as to weigh down the stern which
is pounding heavily. Fifty per cent
was paid Friday for reinsurance OF
the steamer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Concordia, Kan, Aug. 25.-J. e
Wade, county treasurer, cannot be
found. The county commissioners
have taken charge Of the office and
win examine the books at once. J. =.
Wade left here last week to attend
the reunion at Minneapolis and failed
to return. A letter from Wade was
received Friday morning In which
he acknowledged a shortage Of $4,000
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30

Odessa, Aug. 25.-The Eleventh anc
Twelfth saper battalions encamped al
the summer camp Morzovka, neal
odessa, mutinied Thursday night
They assembled at a political meet
ing, singing the"Marseillaise." and
passed resolution not to fire on the
revolutionists II called on. officerf
Of the battalion who tried to breal
up the meeting were beaten by the
soldiers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
OvERTAyED.
Hundreds Of Abilene Readers Know
What It Means.

The Kidneys are overtaxed;
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They tell about Il In many aches and pains
Backache, sideache, headache,
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Urinary troubles, diabetes, Rights dis
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