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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
FLANIeAN's TRlUMPHs.
Games. Date and Event. Posi-

CdHfcof NdbC ana Event rOeiAioTs
!. A. 4. c.. Feb. 3. Sc pounds. 2
!. 4. A. c., May 60. hammer ........ 1
-, June %, hammer. .......... I
Pastime A. C., June 60 SC pounds.
Am. League, August 4, hammer. .
Am. League, August I. Sc pounds.
Irish Volun., August %, hammer. I
A. o. r., August p. % pounds. ..... 1
4. o. r., August %, hammer. ...... 3
Met. Champs, sept. I, hammer.....f1
Met. Champs, Sept. I, Sc pounds
Met. Champs. Sept. I, discus ...... z
National Champs, Sept. &, discus 3
National Champs. Sept. 8. hammer. I
National Champs. Sept. g, So pounds, I
!. A. 4. c., Sept. 3. aI-around weight
throwing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
Canadian Champs, Sept. p. hammer. I
Canadian Champs, sept. p, IS
pounds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Canadian Champs, Sept. %, discus.
I. A. A. c., Oct. "a, hammer. ........ l
l. A. A. c., Oct. "A, SIS pounds. I
!. A. A. c., Oct. u, % posnas. !
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lays There was intricate and beautiful
Irish figure and step dancing by experts
supplied by tho Gaelic League. There
were living pictures Of every nook ana
corner o. Ireland, and photographs OF the
famous track and field charortons ~ me
Irish American Athletic Club. thrown on
canvas showing the men performing the
stunts that have brought their club TO
the front IN the athletic field.
The presentation to the guests Of the
night OF two bronze statues OF them
selves was made by Daniel r. Cohalan.
who told OF tho glorious aohieveraents OF
the two athletes after which the night
was given Up to dancing.
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Auction Sales.--future Days
SALE AT AUCTION.

In pursuance OF the decree Of the Circuit
Court Tor Powhatau county. at the Nc
Nemocr term 1905. I'm Hohson ". IIohson.
AIRY. 1907. at Pown3taU Courthouse. sell
trc tract of lann ON which the late John
IT. HObsOn resided
Tho improvements consist OF a large
three story dwelling housc-thc first story
OF brick and the other two OF wOOf--in
good repair and very many outnuuscs
for various usoS-geucrallv out Of repair.
t. contains 552 acres on AppOmattOx
River. in P0whatan county about 2ts
miles from Ellisvile. and about the same
distance from Belora. on the Tidewater
and Western Railroad. about 30 miles
IRON Richmond. and about the same dis
lance from Petersburg. The low grounds
are not sWampy and the upland Is not
called or quilted. To is one OF the best
farms ON AppomattoN River.
TERMS. Onc-fOurth cash-baiance one
Two and three years. with interest from
the day OF sale-homcstead waived and
privilege 10 purchaser 90 anticipate the
payments.
Mr.. Milton McLauriue. near Bausvile.
and DICK Brown. 90 cClorcd man. next to
TINS tract. Will show IL 20 persons who
wish 20 purchase.
For further Information see hand-biUs
Or write 10 the undersigned at LTnch-
burg. Va.
EDWARD S. BROWN. Conm'r.
Sth December. 1906.
The required bond has been given by
Edward s. Brown. Commissioner
JAMES a. TIf.fAN Clerk
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TWO GREAT ATHLETES
HONORED BY FRESHMEN
sHERlpAN,s VICTORIES.

Games. Date and Event. Position.
Athens, May I, putting the shot. I
Athens, May I, throwing discus. I
Athens, May I standing high jump. ?
Athens, May I, broad jump. -.-.-.-.. ?
Athens. May I, stone throw, ~
;. A. A. c., May 80. discus ........... I
Monument Club, June 10. discus
Gamma Gael, July I, discus. ........ I
Am. League. August :, discus. ...... I
Met. Champs, Sept. I, discus. ...... I
Met. Champs, Sept. I, putting shot. 3
Irish Volunteers, August 10. discus.
National Champs. Sept. 2. discus.
OsceoIa Outing. Sept. u. discus ...... I
Canadian Champs, Sept. p, discus
Can. Champs. Sept. p, putting shot. 2
J. a. q. c.. oct. IA. discus. ..........
T. 4. A. c., Oct. "A, hop, step and
]. A. a. c.. Oct. a., % pounds .......
Indoor Champs, Nov. 9, p pounds.
Indoor Champs, Nov. g, 8 pounds .
Indoor Champs. Nov. g. So pounds.
lndoor Champs, Nov g. pole vault.
Nio~ ....-.... I
indoor Champs. Nov. 9, three Jumps, I
lneoor Champs, Nov. Q. standing
Jump -...-..... Observation-Disclosures. 2
tndoor Champs, pole vault .....
indoor Champs, Nov. g. hop, step
@"S Jump. -s..-. ................... 3
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FIREMER'S STRIKE
TO END BY CONSENT
No Arbitration-The Parties In
terested TO Come To-
yether.

HOUSTON. TEX. December 2S.-
Commissioner Of Labor NELL Is au-
thority Tor the statement thar the strike
Of the flremen on the Southern Pacific
Railroad viii probably be settled some
time tonight. There will not be arbi-
traton. bat p coming together Of the
parties interested.
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. 922, Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company issues Guar
antee, Judicial and Contract
Bonds. Applications acted upon
without delay.
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Martin to Fight Melody.

BOSTON. MASS, December 2S-Terry
Martin Of Philadelphia. has been
matched 10 fight Honey MELODY. the well
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BY Green & Redd.
Real Estate AuctiOncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

- y I-tAA lfoltk-A Bile LOT AT TTfE
N0RIIiNESF CORNER OF HEN
VIII a IlttEE-ROOM FRAME
COTTAGE THEREON FRONTING
ON HENRICO STREET
by, virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
dated December ], 1890. and recorded in
the office Of che Clerk OF the Cir.lllt
Court Of the county Of HonricO Virginia
20 d. Is. llt 4. page 3-I. default having
been made in the payment OF the debt 49,
cured thereby. and having been required
hv the beneficiary therein so To do r.
the under signed trustee, will. ON
FRIDAY JANUARY e. 1907
at 4 o'clock I. NJ . on the premises r,ro--
coed 70 sell. at public auction. certain
real estate described i'm said deed as fol-
lows.
All that certain parcel or lot OF land.
with all the improvements thereon IN
Guiding the remains Of brick house tnee
mas been burnt. lying and - In the
county or Henrico. Virginia. eglunlnr NJ
q point at tee intersection OF the north
cru line or HeurlcO Street with the unef-
ern nne of Dinneen street. thence running
wcstwardiy along and fronting on tbs
sTid northern line OF HeuricO Street one
hundred and twenty 02W feet and ex-
tending back north wardiv from said 'front.'
western lire Of said ninueen Street ona
hundred Gem feet to an alley ten 0oD
feet wide Tho said lot ~ land consists
~ lots Nos j. .. 3 g. and in square ~
~ j. II Dinnee0.s plan OF Ravenswoof
This is q Fine OcatiOn for
Several Small Houses.
TERMs-Cash.
r T. MONTAGUE Trustee
Note While the deed requires cash. tNa
noteholder cen give terms ~r The dav -
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY srREETs-
Open daily from A. ~. % p ~ A.
mission, = cents. Eres on SATURDAY.
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q Tho required bond has been Given by
Edward s. Brown. Commissioners
JAMES a. TII-MAN Clerk.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
GOLD BAR

The 2S-horse gasoline hoist for the
Gold Bar arrived Tuesday and the Is
horse hoist for the Homestake arrived
the following day, and in a short time
the Gold Bar hill will echo with the
choo-choo Of the first hoists in that
section of the district. The new two
compartment shaft on the Gold Bar
has been continued to a depth of "a
feet while waiting for the hoist. The
Homestake shaft is down 20 feet on the
incline. 1t is the purpose of both COM
panies to continue the work of sinking
to a great depth, blocking out the ore
every so feet as is the custom. These
properties are situated on one of the
largest mineral bearing zones in the
district, and are expected to become
two of the biggest producers in camp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
GOLDEN sCEPTRE

The Golden Sceptre workings con-
,tinue to show good values. The upper
tunnel, now in 270 feet, is cutting
through %porphyritic quartz, streaked
with seams of tale. An assay on the
tale, made Wednesday, gave returns of
$197. The entire breast of the tunnel
is in mineralized material, which is an
encouraging feature. When the big
manganese quartz ledge is reached,
good values are expected. The lower
crosscut tunnel, now in 20 feet, shows
a breast of material that averages So.
The shaft on the Murphy-Voorhees
lease is down 25 feet and shows :.
streak of quartz about W and one
half feet in width that will go close t.
$35. superintendent Ed Murphy Is
working IA men.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
RAJ

During the past three days the ore
in Gibraltar tunnel No. 3 has widened
to four feet, all of which is being
sorted for shipment. The drift is IL
200 feet and shows shipping ore all the
way. All of the ore in the breast gives
excellent paintings. The improvement
Is considered one Of the most import
ant features in the development of the
Gibraltar ground, in which so many
good showings have been made. The
shoot, maintaining its present width,
will be a mine in itself.
No. 2 tunnel, which has drifted on
shipping ore for 100 feet, shows
breast of five feet of ore, all of which
is milling, and at least three feet #
which is being broken for the sorting
tables. The level has a vertical depth
of about 125 feet. Much of the ore
from this level has been sacked without
sorting. More than 500 sacks are ready
for shipment. Work in the long cross
cut tunnel and in the new shaft CON
%'tinues.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
BIG BULLFROG

After cutting through about IA fent
of quartz, the crosscut from the Big
Bullfrog shaft has exposed a stringer
carrying very encouraging values. Oae
assay gave returns of $3.50. Work is
being continued and it is expected that
something of a permanent nature will
be encountered. The size of the ledge,
which is mineralized, argues well for
the opening of a good property, and the
company will go ahead with develop
ment to determine the productive value
of the ground with all possible speed.
The Big Rullfrog is located in a schist
formation, on the first hill south of the
Original. 1t is equipped with a GASP
line hoist.
DIR. l.. B. Ellis, of San Francisco, has
been in camp the past week inspecting
the work at the Big Bullfrog property,
of which he is general manager. He
has found the property looking up and
is well pleased in every respect.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
LUCKY JACK

The crosscut from the Lucky Jack
shaft has encountered a tale deposit,
which has been penetrated for a few
feet, the tale showing excellent pan
nings, with III assay close to $50. This
is believed to be the extension of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tale deposit, for
which the company has been prospect
ing the ground, the workings on the
two properties being but a few hundred
feet apart. The Lucky Jack company
owns enough ground to cover the Sho-
shone lodges, which, if they do not
pinch out, are sure to be opened some
where in the immediate vicinity of the
Lucky Jack workings.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
THE BULLFROG DISTRICT
News of the Southern Camps as Told by the Miner and
.e Herald
THE DENVER

The third level in the Denver, 365
feet under cover, presents a solid breast
of quartz, FIVE feet in width, with two
very rich streaks that pan like wild
fire. There is nothing especially new
in the Denver except an Improvement.
1t will be remembered that on Decem-
Der /, the Herald announced the fin l.
ing of a fa~bulously rich streak in the
Wine, there being one inch of brown
quartz that the management thought
would go 100000 to the ton. This
streak has since been present in the
Wine and also in the drift, which has
been extended So feet beyond the point
of intersection. The streak, however,
has widened until it is nearly five
inches in width, and retains the values
that have distinguished it as way-up
stuff. Another streak of the same ma
terial and equally as rich appeared
Wednesday on the opposite side of the
drift, the streak showing about an inch
wide. The shoot of shipping ore, which
covers the face of the drift, five feet Ia
width, is getting a little richer as work
proceeds, fully one-half of the deposit
being rich enough to ship without SOFT
ing, and the balance of the material
broken down goes onto the sorting
table, the sorted ore running from 5000
up. The winze from the third level,
down 10 feet, is producing good ORE,
all of which is being sorted. The Wine
is being sunk straight down to catch
the foot wall. A stope has been starte |
234 feet under cover on the third level,
and will be run both ways on the ore.
Six feet of good ore have been exposed
in uprising for the stope. Superi1-
tendent Darcy expects to let another
contract next week for packing the
sacked ore down the hill. There are
more than 500 sacks ready. The ore
previously taken down, $50 sacks, has
been shipped to Salt Lake.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
DENVER ANNEX

The Herald reporter was present yes
terday when the first panning was Sc
cured from a new drift started Monday
on the Denver Fraction, one of the
three locations on Bonanza mountain
owned by the Denver Annex company.
One of the Tiger lodges crosses the
fraction, and just under the
drift shows the ledge, the panning hav-
ing been secured from a sample over .
width of three feet. Manganese is
present, and the indications are thar
good values are not far ahead. In sink
ing a shaft so feet on the Lookout
claim of the Annex company four fe+t
of milling values were opened.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
SUNSET

In the cut on the Bullfrog Sunset, Is
inches of a vein hat average $15 was
this week broken into at a point having
a vertical depth of 40 feet. Cameron
& Cox have the management of the
property, which is owned by Shove,
Aldrich & Co., of Colorado Springs, and
they expect any day now to cut the
main ledge that shows IN the surface.
The Sunset group consists of three
claims-Sunset 1-2 and Red Bluff-on
the south end of the Shoshone.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
SPRINGS

The northern part of the Bullfrog
mining district known as the Crystal
springs section, is now attracting much
attention from mining men, says the
Bullfrog Miner. The Mayfower com
pany is pushing its new shaft as fast
as men can do the work, having sunk
the same to a dpeth of IS feet. The
new incline shaft has followed the con-
t~inuous ore body from the surface and
at the present depth the ore body as IL
feet wide and an average assay gives
$35 per ton, with a streak on the hang
ing wall that will return 800 or over.
The outcrop of this vein has been X
posed by cuts and trenches for yer
1400 feet and the old working shaft
120 north of the new incline shaft
shows the same ore body as in the new
incline, thus proving a continuous vein
of over 400 feet and a large ore shoot
at least 125 feet long. This property
is considered second only to the great
acknowledgements.
The Starlight company is drifting
from the bottom of its 50-foot SHAFT
for the main ledge southwest, with
good prospects. When the vein is en-
countered by this drift they look for
great results.
Mr.. Lesser, the noted Transvaal
prospector, is now looking up the ore
| shoots on the Bimetallic company's
| claims, owned by w. J. Tobin and
others, with good prospects. He re-
ports some good ore on two of the
claims.
Work ON the Gold Reef group of 9
claims adjoining the Mayfower on the
southeast, owned by Thatcher, Nye &
| Johnson, is to m soon. This i;
! considered a very favorable location
In fact, all mining men who have ex
amined this property say the May
flower vein passes through it.
The Crystal Springs Grouse, owned
by Geo. B. Thatcher of Rhyolite, has
the finest showing of undevelopeJ
property in the district, having SOM
six or seven well defined veins, all
carrying ore of milling quality.
"This is the biggest undevelopca
property j ever saw said Byron f.
| Shear. Mr.. Shear is a mining man Of
large experience aud his judgment Is
| considered good. As soon as the owner
of the property gets to work we look
for splendid results. The property has
three fine springs and will be able to
furnish water for milling all ore from
this part of the district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
SECOND LEDGE CUT IN OHIO

About 40 feet under cover, the cross
icut tunnel on the Ohio has cut a blind
ledge, the second encountered so far.
The ledge is about three feet wide and
shows an assay of SO from a grab sam
pie. superintendent Roy Sunderland
thinks that the ledge is promising and
will drift both ways and sink a winze.
The vein material is quartz, similar IL
that found in the leading properties on
Bonanza mountain.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12
Mu-RPHY-vooRHEEs LEASE

On Tuesday a windlass vas installed
for action at the mouth of the tunnel
on the Murphy-Yoorhees lease of the
Golden Sceptre. At this point, it will
be recalled, a shaft was recently started
on a tempting streak of granular
quartz. Bill Murphy has been going
down on this streak, which is getting
wider and better right along. Tom
Murphy says that he would start ship
ping tomorrow if there was a mill
within easy distance.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12

The Mayfiower continues to hold its
own at so feet. The ore remains about
the same in width and values, denoting
a big milling deposit. The shaft is 60
ing through the ledge. General Man
ager John T. Overbury went to San
Francisco this week and will purchase
a 25-horse gasoline hoist for the prop
erty. Nh. Overbury and H. G. McMa-
hon have recently taken a water right
on the Amargosa, near Hicks hot
springs, with a view of having wat sr
for the mill contemplated by the May
flower company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12

thence ; 4. es' y. sss;ss e. e sGHI
It to COR. No. 8. thence ~ 4 ae,
Z. 14Ss.ss IT. to Cor. No. /. the place OF
beginning.
HARDscRABBLE LODE.
Sss,S. ns ga at Cor: Nc. !; vhf = Il. the T.
thence n. IS S. L. SCOTT II. to Cor. No.
. thence ~. So 0s, w. 1888 II. to Cor.
No. q thence s. Ia SIS, w. SCOTT II. TO
Cor. No. 4; thence s. So o. K 148S-e3
II. to Cor. No. 1. the place OF beginning.
Total net area for which patent II
applied for. Is 1910 acres. e
sdjoining. and conflicting claim as
Black Diamond Lode, survey No. 22s5.
The certificates Of locations are re-
corded at Hawthorne. Nevada, in the
records of mining locations of Esmer-
aida County, Nevada, as follows:
The Hardtack Lode in Book u" Page
3I5, n the Hardscrabble Lode In
Book j." Page 314.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
The Goldheld News. n weekly news
paper. published at Goldield, Esmer-
aida County, State of Nevada, Is here
by designated as the newspaper pub
lished nearest to said Hardtack and
toned in the foregoing notice. and IL Is
further hereby ordered that the forego-
ing notice of application for patent be
published for the period OF nine consec-
utive weeks in said newspaper.
Register.
Date of first publication, November
IL, 1905.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12

National BsnE and Yankee Girl TO Be-
Exsensively Developed

The deep development Of the Ma
tional Dank, which adjoins Rhyolise on
the east, will shortly be taken up, the
management announcing that sinking
will be resumed in the near future with
a view Of securing great depth, thereby
opening the ore deposits to an extent
that will justify the construction Of a
mill upon the property. The prospect
of the National Bank becoming one os
the leading producers is emphasized n
the fact that ore is being sacked on two
levels, and that there are great qual-
titles of low grade ore practically
blocked out, with an extensive miner
allied area. only a small portion If
which has been explored underground.
The underground workings have just
been surveyed, tieing up the workings
with the side lines, the ground being
Nevada. in which extensive under
ground work is also being done. The
sinking of the shaft to a depth of sew
eral hundred feet will necessitate the
installation of a compressor plant,
which the National Bank management
Is now figuring upon.
The development Of the Yankee Gill,
which adjoins the National Bank on
the north, will again be taken up IN
the near future. 1t is not generally
known, but the Herald quotes L.. x.
Patrick as authority, that the last work
done in the 200-foot shaft opened a
body of tale eight feet in width, that
averages SO. This tale is identical
with the tale that carries the phenomc.
nal values in the Montgomery Sho-
shone. 1t has the same color-white
streaked with black and brown-and il
a moist, sticky material. 1t lies along
the rhyolite dyke, aud it is the inten-
ton of the company to drift along this
contact in the hope of striking rich ore.
l.. l.. Patrick and associates nave an
~ticipated the successful development #
these two parties in the construction of
a pipe line which is nearly complete i.
This line is laid through the main
thoroughfare of Beatty, and will cross
the Yankee Girl ground, which is al
jacent to the original Rhyolite town
site on the east. The Patrick interests
expect to build q mill to treat the ores
of these two properties. The outlook
for the Patrick interests here is very
encouraging, and the town of Rhyolite
will be especially benefited, as two
producing properties and a stamp mill
practically in town will be an appre-
cable asset. -Rhyolite Herald.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-01-12

United States Land Office.

NH<S &@@A
Carson City. Nevada, Dec. 5, 1905.
MaynscGoldaeld Mining Company a
corporation. by A. H. Mayne, its Attor-
ney-in-Fact, has made application for
patent for y; 2; Mineral Survey No,
Lode, running N. Fl deg. IS min. E. $40
II, from the discovery point, to q point:
thence N. / deg. 10 min. E. 679.8 +.
situate in Sec. rs and IS. T. Q 8. r. AZ
E.. M. d.. NJ, in the Goldfeld Mining Dis
trict, Esmeralda County, State OF Me-
GEM LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. /, whence the
8. e. Cor. Sec. 26 t. 2 8. r. AZ E. M. D.
B.. az M. bears s. IS deg. 80 min. r. 1853
TT. whence the Cor. No 3 Sur. No. 2235
Joshua Lode bears 8. So deg. 10 min. We
1907 IT.; thence N. SO deg. 05 min. w:
500 #: to Cor; No. 2; thence s. deg. os
8. 81 deg. 16 min. w. SIS TT. to Cor,
4; thence s. SO deg. 05 min p. $50
IT. to Cor. No. s; thence N. 81 deg. SO
min. E. 1904 It. to Cor No. 8; thence n.
/ deg. 05 min. E. 679.8 1T. to Cor. No. !,
the place of beginning.
Containing 1906 acres after ex-
s sSs1 Nc. e ssss. with the Joshua Lode
Adjoining and conflicting claims are
Sur. No. 22S0, Granite Lode.
The Notice of Location is recorded
in Mining Records OF Esmeralda
County, at Hawthorne, In Book ~" at
Page ssa, Of Mining. Locations; and also
o. H. GALLUP. Register.
Date of first publication December g.
Detch & McMullin. Law Attorneys for
Applicant.