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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

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will be fitted up with six handsomely
equipped offices each 16x1s m size.
on a mezzaaine 1oor on the Hall street
side and overlooking the swimming bath
a first class, up to date cafe will be
situated having dimensions of 36x60
feet.
The upper floor is designed to contain
a skating rink of maple wood, S0xS0 in
the clear, and at the Columbia street
end of this hall a stage, with a 30-foot
proscenium and a depth of 20 feet, is
to be placed. Within two hours the rink
can be converted into a comfortable
theater by the use of a false floor, ar
ranged in sections and with the usual
pitch. The regulation opera chair will
be used and there will be a seating
capacity of 1900.
MERCHANTS HOTEL
Goldfeld is to have a new hotel of so
rooms, and together with the large adj
dition to the Hotel Goldfeld, will greatly
augment the hotel accommodations of
his city. The hostelry will be known
as the New Merchants and is to be rs
by 100 feet and 3 stories high. 1t will
be either of brick or stone and when
completed it will be one of the finest
hotels in the state. There will be go
guest rooms and the estimated cost
when it is ready for business is $70,060.
j. c. Mcdaniel. who prefers to be ad-
dressed by his friends by the name of
Casey" will be the manager of the
hotel. He is of the firm of Arden & Nc
Dannel who W the Merchants hotel
at Tonopah and the one of the same
name at Columbia.
HOTEL GoI.DFrELD ANNEX
]. F.. Douglas and ars,.il;es this week
decided to add a third stor.- to the new
Goldfield Hotel annex which is now
well advanced in construction. The
present hotel accommodating will now
be supplemented by forty-1ve be,i-
rooms, ten of whi3h will be in suites,
with bath rooms attached, and all of
them fitted with radiator heating. A
sample room for the convenience of
commercial men is also to form part OF
the addition. With the annex COM
pleted and furnished at a cost of close
upon $4,000. the GoldfielG Hotel viii be
the equal if not the superior in comfort
20 any house in the state.
HoLLY-ROSS
Prominent in the list of new buildings
soon to be erected is a two-story stone
structure at the northeast corner of
Main and Hall streets which John Holley
n F. r. Ross OF the Brown Palace
hotel intend putting up. The plans
which are now under consideration by
the contractors provide for a full base
ment building having four store rooms
on the ground floor. two on Main and
two ON Hall streets. The lot which was
purchased last week for $4,000 will give
the building a frontage of so feet on
the former street and 100 feet on the
latter.
The second floor will be entirely de-
voted to offices of which there are to be
twenty. The building will be steam
heated throughout and up to date in
every respect. Messrs. Holley and Ross
expect to ave it completed by Jan. /.
STOCK EXCHANGE
The Clark-Kaeding company is now
engaged in working out the details of
the new mining exchange building to
go up about opposite the Nixon block
on Main street. The edifice will be
24x90 in ali, while the height of the
front from the hoor to the outside
corner will be 2s feet.
Within there will be an exchange
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20
LEASING STOCK roR SALE

Five shares Nevada Leasing Co.'S
stock for $50 per share-par value 800.
Company shipping and now sinking on
$500 ore in their lease on Florence. Ad-
dress Nevada, Box 857, Goldfeld, Ne
vada. O6-tf.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20
s sMELrER
ROBBED MINE OF
HIGH GRADE ORE

4 At 3 o'clock this morning, four {
1, men drove an express wagon to
Z the shaft house of the Hayes-Mon- +
I, nette lease. and help up the top -
{ men at the mine and robbed the +
Z shaft house of several bags of ex. +
4, tremely high grade ore. The rob =
& bers were heavily armed, and Gem +
4 PEELED the engineer AMI helper 10 +
I. carry the bags and load them into +
& the express wagon. Much of the 4
{, ore ran as high as $50 per pound +
+ and the value of the ore taken is Z.
I, placed at $50. 900. +
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

The Chance to max 800 on 1000
shares within IL days is too good to be
missed. So don't miss it. Read about
it on Page 9.-Adv.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

If you have 800 to $500 to invest in
a safe and profitable mining enterprise
E. R. ARGERsINGER,
Box 056. Goldfeld. Nevada
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20
ron SALE
PERRY FURNISHES THE STUFF

]. NJ. Perry & Co.. have contracted.
through LOTUS & Davis, to supply FIVE
miles of spiral riveted water pipe for
the Bullfrog Gold Bar Mining Co. at
Rhyolite.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

Ten shares in a Goldfield Mining COM
pany absolutely free. Write for par
ticulars. while ii lasts.
WESTERN INVESTMENT CO,
Goldheld. Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

Greenwater Black Jack Copper Mining
company stock will be called Monday,
October 22d. San Francisco Stock and
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

Greenwater Black Jack Copper com
pany stock will be listed on the San
Francisco Stock Exchange board Mon
day, October 22d. Vow selling at soc.
Fill today and take your profits.-Adv.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-20

room 40x25 fitted up with four telephone
booths, a pit graduating down to 2 feet
below the level of the room floor, while
on the north side there are to be over
100 seats for spectators. In the rear
there will be a telegraph room, a mem
bers' room, and secretary's office. In
the exchange room a large public gall
lery has also been planned and much
additional fioor space will be thereby
secured. The external decorations will
render the exchange one of the archi-
tectural features of the camp. The de-
signs show four columns Il feet in
height and with II inches of diameter.
The front is to be finished in rock
faced stone and there will be a consider
able display of cornice work. An en-
trance lobby sx24 also forms part of
tine plans.
No official statement has yet been
made by the Tonopah & Goldfeid Rail-
way company regarding the new depot
for Goldield, but it is the evident in
tention to substitute 2 more central loca-
ton for the present one.
1t is understood that the new depot
will be placed between Columbia and
Goldfield. now forming practically one
town. and it will be elabortely built and
the largest in the state. The present
station will probably be used exclusively
for freight.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
One of the most substantial ediices
in the camp will be the new church
which the new Episcopal parish con-
template erecting at a cost of $4,000.
The blue print plans as drawn up by the
Clark-Kaeding company show a hand
some structure of stone 45x7O in size
with a tower 3s feet high. The window
frames. copings and arch work are to be
of white stone. The church. which will
have a seating capacity of $50, will be
located at the corner of Franklin street
and Crook avenue where a 45x100-foot
lot has been secured. The building
and general committee of the church
will meet on Saturday to take a final
decision on the foregoing designs.
PosEx sMELrER
As an addition to the Industries of the
camp the big smelter which the Nevada
Copper Smelling and Mining company
opposes erecting is important. Col.
o. p. Posey states that a company, of
which he is head. will have a large
moder smelter, operated by electricity
under construction within the next few
months. The plant, which will likely
cost in the ~neighborhood of $4,000
will be in a position to handle an enor-
nous tonnage of local ores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

Snip of railroads. such party leaders aa
John SNarp Williams and Senator Bailey.
OBJ Texas. are out of touch with Bryan.
ih'fe good reason to believe the
scout .'in leaders at an early date viii
-oi t'-c tler and decide whether to stav
WITH Bryan or go 10 the next convention
WITH southern candidate
Senator simmons. leader of his party
n North Car lima, and Governor Glenn
aro chagrined over the public ownership
H'ieianc'S. They returned from New
York; where they shouted themselves
h'ai-e welcoming Bryan back They
'r" NOT in shouting humor now SIM
mons said.
y don't think the Democracy of tho
south will stand for government owner
ship"
Governor Glcnn sai1.
Government ownership would result fn
one or the greatest muuopolios on earth.
and the result would he perpetuation Of
rule OF The party in power"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
Our Exports.

The exports OF domestic rncrob.cs,..
from the United states have doubled dnr-
fns the last ten years. Tn 1896 their vain .
was SS63.2oo i,'. During the fiscal vcar
ending June 80 1906. they amounted 80
Sil1 s@3.aS2 That means much. II in
dicates the extent 20 which American
during the past decade have been gather
mS in foreign dollars and adding 20 tn,
national wealth. I'm the fiscal wear Of
1905. tine country has become richer bv
the amount OF proat ;-rc was on a.ore
than billion ana "a half OF exports-as-
surediy a tidy sum Of money
Leader,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
We Want Our Voice to Reach Every
Man Who Wants His Money
to Work Overtime.

suits from last Fall
Our customary sale of sea-
SOn-Old Suits for fall and
winter is on.
Suits that were $1,000 now
$3.50.
Suits that were $500 now
S9.75
If a few dollars are OF no
particular interest to you
don Z come 10 this sale--qiVe
the other man chance
there is not enough for every
body
Sale begins to-day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
Sparta Man KILL.

George Shollz, a former resident Of
this city, and two other men were
drowned on Jane 5th In we'll on a farm
in Canada, where Sholtz had recently
moved Sholtz and the No a were re.
pairing the we'll on that piAce. A mau
by the name Of Charles Ralph had gone
down the we'll which was about forty
feet deep ~ do some nece ssarY work
while he other men STAYED At the ton
When some distance dawn Snoltz aud
his hired man heard Ralph fall and
then splash in the water The, too.
started down to help the unfortunate
man. thinking that the we'll bid caved
in When they came to the place there
Ralph had fallen they encountered
aud wer4 cveTcDms by heavy gas and
they Also fell into the water. The
three men were drowned before as
sistsnce could res"b them Sparta Al
vertiser
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
Gre.t MusieaI Festivals at La Crosse.

All lovers Of good music, especially
grand choruses, will be pleased to learn
that all railrods have granted low rate
and many special trains will be run to
La Crosse for the eighth annual meet
ing OF the Northwestern Scandinavian
SanAerfest to be held in that city July
Is, : and This will be the greatest
gathering If singers ever held in the
northwest and many singing societies
from Wisconsin. Minnesota, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois
will be represented at the meeting with
large delegations of members.
Three grand concerts will be given
and over 800 male voices will take part
in the cbIcuses supporting the best So
toists ia these st4tes A large auditor
ium has been fitted up at La Crosse to
accommodate the large crowds expected
to attend the Sangerfest and the city is
we'll prepared to take care Of ali visitors
on those days.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
Form Big Fair Circuit.

A move is on foot to form q big fair
circuit by adding three fairs to the Big
Four circuit which would comprise the
following fairs; Sparta. Galesyille,
West Salem, Viroqua, Richland Center
Viols, and Gays Mills fair nave decided
to change back 10 their old dates the
second week in October. At a meeting
held in Viola at which West SaI3m
Viroqua, Gays Mills a1d Viola were
represented. it was decided to offer good
purses and form a large circuit that
would attact 4 large Number Of horses
to this circuit. Every effort will be
made to make this one Of the best
circuits ia the state. Viola Iutelligen-
ser
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
ORDER or EXERcIsEs


Red Mound, June I1-Chas, Cole has sold nj
farm to his son, Levi Cole. retaining the house
ana ten acres adjoining. for his future home.
and Levi Cole cOntempates building new
hoCs on the farm Some OF the Ceutrasites
attend The Childrens Day exercises at Re
treat last night, ana reported the program as
fine and admirably executed. Everybody is
invited 10 commencement exercises by the
graduates OF Red Mound, sunny sunny Side.
Partridge and Brown schoois, next FrdAF
evening, June -. ben Brown N Visntua
viii assist with instrumental music and a
grand entertainment Il antici- ltpu Central
church is to rereiVe tbs second coat OF uaiui
this week.. VIM sHllander launched his gas
OLE boat few days ago. Lloyd Cole md
soBs took ~ the steamboat excuF ioa 10 La
Crosse last Thursday ..--Anua Cole Is quite
sick, requiring the attendance Of Dr Egarts
Grandma Shaw has recruited SO as q
walk out Of dOOrs.....-Mrs ThAyer OF Retreat.
VINO has been visiting att MllIar's the
past two weeks, returned TO her homz YES.
terday Mrs Cora McEIwee has beru visit
ing relatives and friends ia tbs vlclniky dur
ing the last few days She Is travelling =
company with her husband Dr McElWee
w HaveFiy has purchased eighty acre, II
Howard George, TO Join bis home farm.
Ali of our enterpristHg sarmers now patron
tze Eetfeat creamery. John McLees' ma
chine has been saving lumber IA Howard
Georges woods for several farmers who
hauled logs there, beside Howard's The
lumber Will be mostly used for tobacco sheds.
econ WEI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
STAPK

Lower Webster. June 1s-Perry McHenry, o.
Niroqua, spent Saturday night with his CoU-
sin, Mrs Lucinda Coleman he was accom-
panied home Sunday by hle sister Alice who
has finished q year OF school here .-.. Joe
Wolfe aud Bennett bOian are building q
tobacco shed for Irank Tag lor.. Edna stokes
visited friends here 5ast week. otto Fulrnev
finished bis first year G. school @Ork ca
Maple Ridge June ST.. Friends from here at
tended tue funeral Of Charley Brooks, 81
Dell last Wednesday Dir and aIrs : A
Cowee gave 4 reception Lass FRIDAY evening
II honor Of their teacher, Alice acfIenrY.
Ice cream and cake were served, There were
about fifty young people present. The eve
ming V IS spent In games and music and about
two O'Clock everybody went home saving
they bad spent very enjoyable evening ak
Most Of the young people mere attended the
commencement exercises al RucEtCu Satur-
day evening. James Wilson. George Myers.
Pearl Edgar and Bert COwee were taken in
the Mystic worker lodge At kocStoa THURSDAY
Eight..- Elmer Cowee is spending hls va
cation At home, having graduated from sAs
Valparaiso law college. a srBscRiBRr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
ALITTLE SERMON.
YALrE or VACATION.


The accredited msxims all spur men
to labor The books are full of illustri-
GUS examples of the value Of incessant
toll
What we need is more Of the gospel
Of rest.
Interest in work, the desire to be con-
stantly doing. love of industry for its
own sake or for its rewards keep many
restlessly busy until nature calls halt,
and the man of ceaseless activity wears
out aud retires from the active scene.
Yes it is better TO wear out than
rust out; but q stop now and then for
oiling up lessons both the wear and the
rust
There are sports that kill aud there
are Iabors, too that destroy life The
prudent mar will see TO it that sufficient
time is allotted every daY and every
year 10 rest and rational er inyment that
is recreatiye and life giving
Stevenson wrote 3 gentle satire, con.
tanning much shrewd wisdom, entitled
An Apology for Idlers, in which he
says, among other equally good things
Perpetual devotion to what a man
calls his business is only to lie sustained
by perpetual neglect Of many other
things and it Is not By anv means
certain that a mans business is the most
important thing he has to do. To an
impartial estimate u will seerI clear
that many Of the wisssf most virtuous
and beneficial parts that are TO be play
ed upon the theater Of life ere filed by
gratuitous performers, and pass among
the world as phases Of idieBess
II is refreshing TO listen now and then
to so distinguished an apologist and ex
emplar OF idleness,
Amusem ant is an Important part Of
education. Relaxation is one Of the
main duties of life
Recreation is not wasting time, but
econ0pizing life. Milwaukee Journal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20

A soiling crop IS aot grown entirely
for the nutrition contained therein
Consequently ia summer the wise feed
er cuts green stuff as soon as 1t begins
10 make crop whea gathering Is COM
paratively easy The man who has cat
tie on dry pasture ~i1l do we'll to cut
corn and feed evsa if the 1utrimcnt in
the plant is far below what It VIII be
come The greer stuff is m appetizer,
much as frultor salad Is t. the human
palate, and assists ia Keeping the d.
gestve trace oaeh aai ju 5000 coadi-
ton Breeder GsZeEr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
Verv Clever Shark.

Several Of our citizens have fallen
prey to a clever land agent with the re-
suIr that they are ont each $50 in good
money The fellow represented him
self as an agent Oh owner of a vast
tcacl Of land in the S4s katchewan valley,
Canada. He collected $50 each from
the would be purchasers and was to
take them out in a special car The
proposition was 90 plausible that not
only was several of our nlen roped in
but others along the Omaha road AT.
Mcmillan it is said that % got $1,000 in
*his way. -ElFoV Leader
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
roa MEMBER on ASSEMBLY.

NtueHevlng that my experience a. isrmer,
school teacher town clerk and CLERK OF The
circuit court, in 81 measure qua ties me TO
give the people q clean, honest and business
Ike administration, aud having been assured
10y the hearty support OF many OF the best
uipH ul she cGaDiN ! hereby announce my
SELF ~ an administration rspub licAn o7udi-
date tUr member N assembly, and m cor
daily solicit tte support Of my BAFiF A. the
september primary. II honored win the
nomination aud election / promise that my
efforts shan te directed along the same fues
OF lggis alton a. my predecessor, the Hon.
II. Dahl his 40. worker. senator @. G.. Nun.
5u aud that any vute on all questions shan
oo To the interest n ny constituents aud
square deal" y. Z MAINS
sN4rCqua, May . 1875
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20

~ - q ~ 4 -
KgNNEGH Res SrgICEER Il = at the
par utal home, IN siroqua at i:l6a. m
Wednesday tune #12th, having baen gradually
falling in healthtfor a.year and hail. Fol-
lowing uu arifvA healthy voting man hood
an tgtacE 20 pneumonia developed lat4 a
tubatcufsr disease oithc .tFUttt that batlted
the care and watc.nfulsess 4 physicians and
"a loving family iios,ipe titat n change OF
climate 90 .,hJ etc cure he-sent last u ty
- Colora4lo auh YyontiBg1 nut finding no
tplief TaturuEd fea rtY In Pc. ember, Since
the Hrlt ~ March ds Aas been ,son fined &, his
bed gradually growing weaker until ire
anEel ut death ANS uGS3oE is spirit into =
Ross stTieEer. 5o.. ,c WIN and Minnie strick-
or WAS born {u the house Ia which. he died
ia iroqua MAY 2s, lssI Iig was thus ~
years u days et. Viroqua was always hts
home. here he obtained hl- schooling. here
nc found pfoYHeu. heft7 l,.At auid always
return after hrs T. ips y the west ara south
vest. Iorh iuveH " travel kOSs Wa Ui "a
hapry. congentat di<Bgstt.gu liEed by every
one GeosWGe he was isa6,e..
Hiss ctrcie cl frents eoHld not be ID rdad
by this city or eau utry Tor he T. al rendered
himself 70 mHng Ia otuer Rtac0. where ha
haa wed. Ate was characterized hg gre 4
taoughtfnluess Tue wuIinrr af,atte4s took
much ~ BIS atteattpn. Tnls Was especially
noticeable dUFlu- us illness when bty s-5la
ialC again ~ t1il e>tCsi al NletY that IA the
frauds ana reia-ltr~ Npom hHa should be-
He would never Think own al smother 40 q
could GOT tuIes ats AZ evil'Ur vtudlctiNe word
spoken coneeratnE aputher, Long before tbs
hour ~ death tlaa he bbd made his peace
wttb his maker
Ross leaves tolaourn, has parents, one broth
er tttgn, aud Two listers, Mrs Chas khcdes
ID afy sgrCnce,
Tie funeral 7e'as conducted frcm The home
Thursday afternoon AT 2,SJ kevs q W iSu1'ftn
ana Buffers sseaktug ana Kew : Z
y as beside thr 0fotbet who ITOceeded hir
soue SIX years ago in roe NiroIua cemetery.
Swap what on 40 net want for
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
OUR COUNTY GLEANINCS.
Prom me Brain and Pens Of ths Censor
Live Country and Village writer's.
JEFFERSON

Nottingham Ridge June 19-Pleasant wealth
er at present and farmers are busy planting
tobacco -. Miss Ella SWiggum closed her
school Friday June :: and a fine program took
place ia the afternoon ond ended by giving q
farwell song and distributing cards to the
children. Ben Nash and Pete Fredrickson
are still working at Nj Ole Jackson tobacco
shed. Miss Hidah Bergh visited at I Law
olds Sunday last. Airs Ever Everson and
daughter Wayne left for Lacrosse Saturday
last where they will spend "A few days with
days with her sisters. Mr. Tom Hendrickson
has purchased an Edison Standard phone
graph...Mr Victor Berg departed FOR Mime
sofa where he will remaiu during the sam
mer "I ASp -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20

4 mass democratic coa ty c3nvau.
tlon Ia hereby called to aet az the
court hoGss in the city nj rlrcq7a. On
t5s 23l day of Tuue. 1906. g. $50 y. IN.
for tbe impose of eiectiug 70 Delegates
60 attend the democratic 80 s aunven.
ton Go be aeld % the q 3 cf NIL
waukee June 2s-h All was believe in
the principles Of the democratic party
are Invited to be present
Dated this nth day Of June. 1915
JACKSON rrAUCH
Gu. Dam Co Com Vernon Comfy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
ANNnIN cEAtE.A1 q,

AT THE REQUEST or NUMEROUS
IN friends IN the county, hereby announce
myself candidate Tor THE office OF cter, ~
the court subject 10 the decision OF Tie ~.
publican party In September primary Haze
served In various town offices for the last
twenty years, such ss town clerk asspssor.aud
1usticf Jf the peace, II ! should receive the
nomination and be elected, my aim won a be
10 conduct the aiIalrs OF said Office IN surh
manner that those fayUriut ME with their
support. viii at no time have reason TO regret
III cir choice, john JACOBSON.
Town Of Coon, Mays, 1896
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-20
10 THR CITIZENS OR VERNON COUNTY.

/ 81 citizens IA all sections OF the county, |
hereby announce myself a candidate for dis
tftct attorney, suhiec to the action u the
Republican party a. the september primary
election respectfully solicit and hope to
receive Ihe kindly influence and support o {
al persons. " nominated aud elected IT. Will
De my constant purpose TO do my fun duty
under the law and to administer the affairs
uf TIE office ia The interest of the whole peo
pie 20 the best Of my ability, desire TO fur
het announce that Mr.. Ilarktn, OF Hill~boro,
De present Incumbent, wifi not be n Candt-
late FOR nomination
Qua uhedient servant,
j. HENRY BENNETT.