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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-16
The Hosting Plant is embedded in a
porphyry dyke which averages
$1,000 in gold per ton within
three feet of the surface

This company owns outright six full claims, two of which,
the Lone Star and Texas, are in the Goldfeld belt and have the
extension Of the Quartzte and Black Butte vein, one of the
greatest in the Goldfeld district.
The Lone Star is under lease to the AID Astra Gold Mining
Company, a shaft is being sunk and is now AS feet in depth;
assays averaging $50 in gold per ton have been obtained across
the entire ledge, which has widened from about four feet at the
surface to sixteen feet at this depth. Values as high as 5000
have been found in stringers running through the ledge.
THE ORE Is IDENTICAL WITH THAT NOW BEING
MINED IN THE H AND THIS PROPERTY rs IN
THE SAME CONDITION THAT THE MOHAWK WAS
WHEN THE RECENT GREAT STRIKE WA MADE. MO-
HAWK STOCK WAS SELLING AT 30 CENTS AT THAT
TIME AND ADVANCED TO $150 WITHIN 30 DAYS. THE
NEXT SHOT MAY MAKE THE LONE STAR A MINE, THE
EQUAL OF THE MOHAWK, WITH CHANCES OF MUCH
LARGER PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT ON ACCOUNT OF
THE PRESENT Low PRICE OF THE STOCK.
Employees of the Mohawk mine are now buying Rochester
stock at Is cents per share, anticipating similar results.
Drifting on the vein in both directions from the shaft will
be started at the 150foot point; also a erosscut will be run to v
cut the p~orphyry ledge under the engine house where from
surface indications it is expected that a large body OF shipping
ore will be found.
Active work on company account will be pushed on the
Texas claim as the same strong lodges continue through both
claims, outcropping on surface. A vertical shaft has been sunk
to a depth of IA feet showing assay values as high as STA but
not in shipping quantity.
Both the Lone Star and Texas are under process of patent
ing with no conflicts or clouds on title.
Mining engineers reports on above property furnished
upon application.
The company also own the Denver, Reno, March and
Ogden claims in the heart of the Gold Mountain district, south
of Goldfeld. This section has been very active recently and
many rich discoveries are reported and some of the best min
ing men are now actively engaged in operating there. The in
terest taken is evidenced by the many freight wagons loaded
with supplies leaving Goldfeld for the Gold Mountain district.
Development will be continued upon company account and
pushed as rapidly as possible on this group, upon which the
lodges are well defined and good values obtained from the sur
face. I
The company own their property, have no debts, or salaried !
officers, and have a large treasury reserve. !
The shaft on the Texas having attained a depth which !
necessitates machinery for further development, the company J
have decided to offer a block of stock at the low price of 10 !
ceuts. I
Development work up to date has been carried on by funds ]
Pr N'ued by the organizers of the company; not a single share !
OF Treasury Stock having ever been offered to the public. The !
full amount of 100000 shares still remaining in the treasury. :
An n0n GLo-.. A.. nHo~o1 I
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ID BUY NEW STOCK
MIR. MARTIN LEAVES FOR THE EAST TO MAKE PUR-
 CEASES.
Will Buy One of Hanasomest Stocks for Murphy-Mactin Company Ever
 Brought to City.

c. IT, Martin leaves today for the New Ycrk and Eastern markets to purchase the large stock of goods which the firm of which he is a mem- Der will put in at this place soon. Mr. Martin resigned his place with I. Drcyfus several days ago, and will have charge of the purchasing end of the new concern. He has been buyer for MT. Dreyfus fer six or eight years, and has long been recognized as one of the Big Stores most efficient and capable men, holding a very respon- sible position. During his term of service here he has become thorough ly acquainted with the leading whole salers of the northern and eastern markets, and is fully conversant with the technicalities of the markets hav- ing learned well the secret of buying dur ng his semi-annual trips for the Big Store.
 Mr. Martin will purchase one of the most up-to-date stocks eyer brought to the city. He knows the needs and wants of local trade, and he will cater to these needs and wants in selecting the goods for his firm.
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C()MI PAny LAUnll;IIED
Officers EIeeied by i1s Mali hfiI!on Dollar Land Company Statement hy iIso Off. GETS as fo The lf}enis ane! Purposes of tIae New Company.

Tfe southern Land company if tae paHe of q nev organization tanncaea in this city "Wednesday afteruooa, hen the promoters of The new con. ctra met anei perfected their organiza. ton by the election of beard of di leetors, towit: A c Jordan, R. L. Rutherford. J fF i.loyd, E II. Stea7ns. P. ?. Byrd, H. C. Fox, William Nicdol. Il. B Russell ana T. c. EJgar,
 29sia Southern Land company is half million dollar cone IT. the cae- ital stock having been placed at that tis2fe by the organ zation. Of this onor- moas snm, sG0,000 have already been subscribed. and the company feels that there will be no trouble in dispos- ing of the entire capital stock, for nev. eF before in the history of Pine Bluff have people manifested more faith in this city's upbuilding and the per- manency of it's growth
 The company has issued $ formal statement, showing it's purposes, it's objects and it's plans. It will be seen that the concern will in 10 wise come in competition with the real estate agencies nor rent men, taking unto itself field peculiarly it's own It will purchase it's own property, and will deal almost exclusively in city and suburban assets. This property will be bought as the company sees proper The shares are to be thrown open to the public at large. and every individ- ual stockholder is guaranteed the same rights as all other stockholders. regardless sef the number of shares he may possess The statement is- sned by tue officers of the company fellows:
 We invite the attention 9f the pub lie to the organization os the Southern Land company. The main reason for this organization is because it's off cers and stockholders have great faith in the future of Pine Bluff Il has for many years been regarded as one of the most substantial cities of the coun- try and those investing in real es- , tate have especially been fortunate. We feel, however, that the future holds many more Inducements for ! gain and profit than has been real | i7ed in the past. We believe that we are on the eve of larger prosperity and that the city's growth will be more rapid than it has ever been. With the North and South railroad and free bridge as an assured fact and many other lesser enterprises on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18

NY, 6aefo is ez " hope for a large a"a rapid jaefaase ia population.
 he isiea domiaatn% the organiza- ton is not altogether q solfef oae. be- c1use the success of t94js company de- H"nds upon the success of every oth. TT enterprise that is new working Us way to the froHt. For that reason We expect ID go hand iH hand with the promoters and organizers of these various enterprises and contribute our means and influence 10 the c9Hsum- nation of each and of them all. It shall be the pnfHore Of the company al 0 to adopt snch a policy as will terd 10 the general development and success of Pine Bluff
 The company will not engage in the retail real estate business and hence vii! not furnish competition with those now ia that business. Neither will it collect rents or act as agent for 'i'N ''"iN Vi Ptoi'SltN, but Will uhHQle its own property only
 We invite all citizens who desire to GO so to take stock in the company and we assure them that the interest of all will be fully protected We will guard with the same care and over. sight the interest of those holding single share of stock as those who may hold many.
 The investments of the company will be conservative and prudent. It will be conducted with small expense, thereby putting the stockholders as close to large profits as possible The Investments of the company will be confined alone to the purchase of real estate and one of it's funds will h:' used in loans of individuals or com- panjes.
 If q person subscribing to stock l should find it impossible to continue payments, he may get paid up stock 10 the amount of his payments. Two per cent of the subscribed stock will be paid by the applicant at the time of taking out his stock and two pei cent per month thereafter until the amount has been paid in either in 1 cash Or in profits.
 For particulars these desiring stock or Information will please call upor any of the officers of the company.
 The board of directors elected the following officers:
 R. l.. Rutherford, president.
 A. C. Jordan, vice president.
 IT. c. Edgar, secretary.
 J. T. Lloyd, treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
REV. HAWKINS SUED ' HE FIDELITY MUTUAL iNSUg- ANCE COMPANY FILES SUIT
 TO RECOVER $5t364. The BondSmen for Rev. Hawi<ins Ere Messrs. E. D. Russell. J. II. tiine-
 mon and G. C. Jones.
The Bondsmen for Rev. Hawl&ns Gre
Hessrs. E. D. Russell. J. Fl. Hilne-
mon and G. C. Jones.

tfttlo Rock. Jan. IT, The Fidelity Lie insurance company today breueht sui in n0laa1s' ciren.t court a@ainst Rev. J, S Hawkins of Pine Hleif, formerly of Ark1dclphia T 4 Iii bondsneh, F. D. Rus oil. J. II. itfn7mcn and C. C. stonee, for the re. eeKefy of &513Gt alescd 10 hn tiEp. EeN= Hawkins entered ito Il con n.let with the insu anca eoHpa0y to Mfil2 Insurance for tham, to r. reiVe for his compensation a pcrcentagc OH tn prtmiums collected, II is f!lCEed thai from March 4, 190i, until Janu- a1y f 1@a6, hc became indebted to Inc company in the sum 1T $5l3Gt, 00 account of c9Sh advanced, pram- hias collected and not paid oyer and medical expenses. Rev. Hawltns is tbe well known minister of the N F. church. south. who was suspended for six months by the Little Rock con- ference at Camden, on the charae Of slander in connection with the Roy. Thomas affair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
HORSE STEALING
Seems to Have Become Epidemic in
 Jefferson County.

An epidemic of horse stealing pre- vails in Pine Bluff and Jefferson coun- tv, and the utmost efforts of the of fcers so far have net availed in bringing the criminals to justice. SeV- eral parties have reported the loss of valuable animals during the past few months, and the thefts have become of such frequency that the officers have put forth extra efforts to apprehend the miscreants.
 The latest victims are G. D. McVay anI P Macey, the former losing fine naYe and the latter a horse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
WIFE IS 4 LUXURY
Chicago Judge Says Man Who can-
 not Pay Should Not Wed.

Chicago, Jan 1S.-A wife, according to Judge Gary. is luxury, and a husband must pay for his luxuries. even after his domestic affairs have teen taken to the courts for settle inert.
 The court gave the ruling this morning when deciding that Mrs. Nj " Eaton was entitled to divorce from her husband, James Eaton, on the ground of cruelty.
 '>s1r. Eaton cannot afford to pay the s15oo alimony which his wife de- l5af7ils," said Eaton's attorney.
 .szften he should not have married har. raplief the court. "A wife is a luz5 " ard a husband must pay for uXuries.'
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40 APPLICATIONS
For Membership in Eagles to Be Act
 ed Upon.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold an important meeting tonight. There are about 40 apnl cations for membership 10 be acted upon, and they will he taken I'D at this meeting. 'seose rev nrafabans will be initiated ] n he erdor on February 1. when
 lfe Fa,=1as aro plonnine for 2 big t5,no- Aanouat will Q served aad tha l4ees af tAn order vi l eniaY eeo1 -a-o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
BUSY SCENES ON MAIN IN PREPARATION OF STORES FOR BUSINESS
 CONCERNS. Song Of Hammer and Saw Sounds Che Note Of Improvements
 GelRg Or.
GeiH On.

Main street POW presents one of the busiest scenes in all the city. The s5H9 of tine hammer and saw keeps f!zythm with the progress of a score af Improvements going on for the bet terment of thar great bHs. ness ther- oughfare and ihe substantial growth of the city. Carpenters are in dc mand; so arc hfiekmasoHS; SO arc Worhmen of all kinds. Somc of the main business blocks Of the city are now undergoing the most extensive r sairs and remojelln@ for the ben ] eft of neW firms which will shortly occupy them with immense stocks of new goods
 Thc building 1t ll9 Main street will be almost completely rebuilt. The whole top and front of the building have been torn away by workmen pre- paratory to making it one of the neat est and most useful store buildings in the city, and from an antiauated old shack it will soon be transformed into an up-to-date building of the most modern design. II will be occupied by a firm of haberdashers, with an i'm mense stock of goods just out of the northern and eastern markets.
 The block at PIT Main street, form erly occupied by B. w. Benton, is like wise undergoing repairs that wN make of it practically new store room. The floor is now being replac- e. with good one, and the front will : be repaired and the building other- : wise made more serviccablc for occu- pancy by the large stock of clothing which will soon be placed in it.
 The old Allen saloon property on Main street. almost in front of the lat ter place, is being subjected to the most extensive repairs. A new floor is being placed in it now, and the 1 block will soon be made ready for a dry goods and millinery stock of great proportions.
 The building formerly occupied by Kaufman's Bazaar, on Second avenue will also be occupied it Is understood by a large stock of goods.
 The new home of the Travellers Fire Insurance company on Main, is nearly ready for occupancy. The partition between this office and the offices oi the Home Insurance agency has been removed, a large plate glass front put in the whole block. and combined, the offices make perhaps one of the finest suites in the state. A large vault costing several hundred dollars, has been placed in the rear.
 A score of improvements of lesser importance than those enumerated arc going forward in the bushes dis tricts of the city, and the song of the WOrkmen makes sweet music in the ears of the citizens of Pine Bluff wheresoever they turn their faces
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18

The warm weather of the past few days has enabled the fire depart ment to take rest. Few fires have been needed, and no hot ones in the sitting rooms. Consequently the dan- gers from conhaeraticns have been greatly reduced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18

' administrator of the |ey Jones, has brought |nceFy court against the Dies, Chas. Simon as Julia Simon, to compel pm Known as the Ar
 to issue to the plain |at the corporation has fe the place of those al-
 been the property of deceased. The plain
 U the corporation has fsue the certificates,
 ohes had no interest in Fne corporation. The
 mat Wiley Jones held
 'es for twenty-five
 iio one certificate for Fssued in the name of ma one certificate for
 oea to Wiley Jones'
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W. B. S0RREl.LS
May Enter the Race for City At-
 torney

A report from a reliable nature states that Hon. w. B. Sorrells will be a candidate for city attorney in the coming campaign, against the present incumbent of the office, Hon. w. F. Coleman. When seen about the matter by a reporter for the Graphic, Mr. Scrrells declined to give out any statement neither denying nor affirm ing the report. This is taken to mean that he has the matter under coAtem- rlatj0n. It is l5rawn that he is being solicited to make inc race by his per gonal friends. hut vhcther he will yield CT lot is nat yet known.
 With he raas6t of 'H @anaali5 H.o1abro candt3e ad iaast interest k loat Eo tfEa efy ' ca#asten. cd i. esa,rtsa= to boa eomfaftah'y 29anm aao oftaH all. Taa mt is alread sisa- moNp@. Tho q zeHaafc raco in zha 'f1irj ward will nate thisa5 tol Fah.z lively in that portion q th c.t
 lr. Y. C. A.noId a2l,os fe rae #5 !9a7 been reported; ard while &F Clerk ". \. Lee has yet no, "naoaae- ed opposition, it is considered wi-hi2 one of the probabilities that he will aye before the naea is over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
HEARING TODAY.

n Alen the two wh,to
 te3 of being professional q s g te leal police md who a led HE Officers J. z. Parfra 2 Pasaall eevasal daHs ae7 for at- inc to def#ahl 9 D es nger on
 Elll 'a given . hearing be .aa P T. Culpenper this af-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
l.KlS f=sIGlll7s'
 agas Eaa a4f @a 7z Ea g9 E#L ; ia. #S els --s. .s1 trss q

Galveston. 5e.a., 5z.5 .--E ia 5zaal F Eea-s eid, living with er parent 4 w5lFed @ miles faz ze" slas tea efeafer 5.rt the nca ala the glH4 If
 zcc to E o"ea shich a)aid have att ias5#4t fe#.5. r. Mas Eear s6a could not have D T. fa med had ehs been aw She W
 fund today after 2 search by nai h bors Of the family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
Better Than United States Bonds

The uptc-date choice selected goods, stylishly made at seriously re- duced pr'ccs, owing to dull times; try Elscnkramer, the tailor, above Citi- 2ens bank, corner Second avenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18


 er.
 loom was crowded wne ? general spoke, and a dies were present. Fms the speech he made in kesterday. He comrll, people of Union county ment of him, and spoke opponents. He said Pad been in office near years, and was the first him to run for govern he man he had to beat yor of equalizing taxes. ! in tax collections, he cause of graft. He ailroad tax compromise las opposed to it all the He said Senator Clarke
 without authority of ey general added that k to sue the railroads
 taxes and would sue Clarke's fees. too. MT. bout having brought suit private car lines since httorney ganereal for spoke at length on edu-
 favor of improvement S. He said we had no
 The antitrust slogan. was a dead issue now, aw against trusts. He
 of taking care of all itutions-the university,
 schools, etc. He eu- old Confedera' es and amply cared for. He tailed explanation of the note, touched on bood- Cox would never be in- ee he knew too much. poked to the people to
 choice and not follow Fot anybody. His re. fequently applauded. He beech by paying a tri- bmen.
 Sevier followed in a Pd said at some future d discuss the issues at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
TITUTE SUIT ID GET s1,000,000
PAYMENT TOWNSHIP MONEY TO CHCCTAWS AND CHiCkA-
 SAWS SOON BE MADE.
Amounts to S4o Per Capra. and Towns in Face 10 sec9@e Location oI
 Disbufsing Place

Mnskcgee, T., J,tn fS.-'The Ghf5e- taws and Chickas4Ws are to receive $1,50o.oo0 ia towasite mon=y just d. soon as it can he disbursed to them by the Ind an agent
 The order cane from Washington to make the p4yn nt d today h. dian Agent ksl ey bcgatl making he rolls of tbe Indians wflo arg entitle1 t3 he money.
 The roll will b. masle from tha Dawes commission rolls. and will he paid to all ci.izaas of tFe two m ions. including the newborn children and the Mississippi choctaws
 Indian Agent Kelsey will personal ly supervise the payment. He will give a special bend. The payment will begin just as soon as the rolls can be completed. which will be in about sixty days.
 The disbursement will be made from towns in the Choctaw and Chicl1asaw nations that are most con. venient for the Indians, especially the fullbloods, but these towns have not yet been selected, nor the dates when disbursements will be made from each town.
 Towns in Race
 There will be big scramble among the towns to get these payments, as they will place great deal of money in circulation, and the town that se- cures an Indian payment will reap a rich reward.
 There is always a horde of bill col iectCrs following these payments 10 collect old debts that have baon craat cd by merchants axtendina credit to the Indians with the kn Wledge that they will get their money when the payments are made.
 Y caH rot be de "rminod just how much per capita will be paid but I is thoueht 1t wifi ba about $40. Tais would mean an average os $500 to each Indian family, and mears that there will be plenty of money ia these two nat ons for awhile.
 About a year ago q similar pay ment was made. It took six months to make it. the party trave!ing from town to town. The Indians receive checks on the subtreasury and must appear in person for their money,
 The Choctaws and Chickasaws now have on hand more than SSo0,0o0 and f is being paid into the townsite fnrd from the sale of town lots at the rate Of about s100,o00 per mon h. They are supposed to receive this money about as fast is it is paid into the gov ernment offices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
,.fs oAD MEN.

E eaald, 2 eaasia #ef= George c.H1s anf Y.ce IT silent of the i's-
 Pcfe Land nd Imm erafiaa +rI2Hea t'e city ".e3- eaf5ota D Ashley cosaty 70
 et saee Investments. l party s5e ntlaaen aceonap3 ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
 EYI f'a @ r., esn. k ssA F S " a / fs a
 ' s-'s Naii u xsJ

ilas ben e captioaal
 easaht d, for the time of 'ne past three or four 'ohs as if riagtimo l''Vea The weather 04Aises continued a.r lorrov. and Pine Bluff ;. eAIoy another twoa-
 N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
LIES SUED

Ptor of the Late Wiley
 Jones,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18

t}ooa leaves torleht for -u;s to spend about six weeks e9 f.a- ne srip'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
GENERAL WILL SUE
 ] Ans FOR TAXES |'N FULL
|eavor to Collect the Fee
 paid to Senator Clarke.

Ian. 16.-Attorney Gen. Rogers, in his speech hi. added interest to a inc railroad tax compro~ uncing some prospective 1 ich he declaress it is his institute in co9n ction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18

A score of improvements of lesser importance than those enumerated, arc going forward in the bushes dis WOrkmen makes sweet music in the ears of the citizens of Pine Bluff wheresoever they turn their faces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-18
Towns in a Race.

There will be a big scramble among the towns to get these payments, as they will place great deal of money in circulation, and the town that SC cures an Indian payment will reap rich rnWar1
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
FOR PHYSICAL WELFARE OF PUPILS.
The Charity Organization Society Announces
the Formation cf a Committee.

Charities" the organ of the Charity Organi-
cation Society announces the formation or a
New York committee on the physical welfare OF
school children Its object is TO cooperate Win
the existing private and public agencies to OBJ
tain prompt attention for children whose phys-
cal condition is below normal. The committee
announces that il viii conduct its work on the
following lines:
First-Study of physical welfare Of school
children. Examination of Board OF Health rec
ords of children needing medical. dental or ocu-
lar and better nourshment-
Second-Effort TO secure establishment of such
a system of school reports and records as Will
disclose automatically significant school facts
-e. g, regarding backward pupils. truancy, reg
ularity of attendance registered children not at
tending sickness, physical defects. etc.
Third-Effort to utilize available information
regarding school needs so as to stimulate public
interest. and thus aid in securing adequate ap-
propriations to meet school needs.
The chairman is Charles c. Birmingham, for
merly president OF the Board of Education. The
vice-chairnan is Leonard z. Opdycke secretary
OF the New York Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor. Investigations for the
committee will be conducted from Room No. 215.
United Charities Building No. 100 East 22d
street, by trained investigators and the secre-
tary. William H. Allen general agent of the
Association for Improving the Condition of the
Poor.