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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
STRIKE MADE ON
MIDWAY EXTENSION
Ledge CUT AT zoo FEET.
vein WIDENING.

The Midway ledge has been cut
in the shaft of the Midway Exten-
sion. Al a depth of 26O feet in the
shaft the vein was encountered at
which place it was about one foot in
WIDTH ami carrying fair values. It
was taking the dip common to this
district and was passed through.
When it left the shaft it had widened
to three feet and showed strength
ened values 1t is proposed to con-
tinue the shaft to a depth of 800
feet, at which point it is proposed to
crosscut. According to calculations
basei upon the dip of the ledge, it
will require but fifteen feet of cross
cut TO break into the ore body
In some manner the story OF the
strike leaked out yesterday and there
was some demands for stock. How
ever, there was little. if any, to be
had, it being closely held.
A representative of The Bonanza
interview ed Zeb Kendall yesterday
concerning the strike and he con-
firmed the story substantially as it
appears above. He stated further
that he believed an ore body would
be broken into when the ledge is
encountered and that hoisting the
stuff that makes dividends would
commence shortly thereafter
The strike is of great Importance
to the camp, as it will undoubtedly
add another dividend payer to the
district. Midway Extension stock
will likely enjoy quite an advance on
account Of the find.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10

S. O'Brien, prospector who has
worked in almost every state in the
Rocky mountains and the Sierras
A year and a half ago O'Brien ex-
hibited to some friends at Ida ore
of the same rusty look as the Brey-
fogle ore, which he claimed to have
taken from an old mine somewhere
down in the Funeral mountains. 1t
panned, too, like a house afire,
O'Brien told of the mine, and in a
vague way directed to it by an old
Frenchman who took him to his
home after he had been lost for
days, and was nearly dead from
thirst and starvation. After hard
and close search, and when he had
about decided to give up the desert
quest for fear he would exhaust his
supply of food and water, he found
an Old shaft and tunnel, and expects
some day to return to the place
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
one FLOOR OF
new BUILDING

1t has been learned that the Miz-
pah Club will occupy one of the
floors in the new and magnificent
building being erected by the State
Bank and Trust Company in Greater
Tonopah,
The club proposes to 'outdo all
previous efforts and to have beyond
the question of doubt the best
elubrooms on the Pacific Coast.
1t is also rumored that the build
ers and thinking seriously of making
the building six stories in height. If
that action is taken the structure
will be ihe skyscraper of the State,
the only other building in Nevada
comparing with it being the Inter
national Hotel in Virginia City.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
SILENCE IS upon
POLITICAL WORLD
MEH WHO WILL GUIDE The
SHIP OF STATE.

And now that election is over,
silence is creeping DER the still and
political world The
''treats" one gets now are fewer and
farther between and for sociabilitys
sake rather than for political rea-
sons.
The laymen are free from the
weary buttonholing and do not have
to longer sit in the chair of pain to
listen to the silver-tongued orators
extol upon the virtues of parties and
principles.
It's all over, even the shouting.
The men who will guide the desti-
nies of the state for the ensuing four
years are:N
Governor, John Sparks; congress-
man, George A. Bartlett; supreme
judge Jas. G. Sweeney; secretary of
state, Frank P. Mannix; treasurer,
D. M. Ryan; attorney general, Rich
ard Stoddard; superintendent of
schools, doubtful; superintendent of
state printing, doubtful; surveyor
general, e D. Kelley; controller,
Robert Raftice.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
Returned From walker Lake

Lee Garrett, a well known mining
man and prospector, returned yes
terday from the Walker Indian res
ervation, bringing with him several
handsome specimens of gold ore
which he says were taken from a
good ledge which traverses a group
of claims he has located He was
accompanied by Joe Woods, form
er Manhattan leaser, who also got in
good.
Both gentlemen bring the most
flattering reports of the reservation
and it's possibilities. They predict 8
boom throughout that entire sectiir
before long. They neither heard o.
nor witnessed any trouble at the
opening.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
SEARCHING FOR
LOST BREYFOGLE
Trying to Locate a Mine---The
Trail to Which is BIazed
With Human Lives.

Down among the swirling sands
of Death valley, with no companion
but a pair of patient, plodding bur-
ros, young man is trudging along
TO make his camp in the fastness of
an isolated regions, cheered on his
way by visions of great wealth His
name is Jeff Howell He is tall,
wiry alert and courageous, and he
knows what ore is. Howell is
making his second trip into the des-
olate desert country. The first time
he had no particular destination in
view This trip will land him where
he thinks he has found the old Brey-
fogle mine, over which one man lost
his mind and a score of others their
lives Howell had with him samples
from the claims located. which are
the same blood-red iron that old
man Breyfogle was wont to bring
from out the desert wastes at time
when Howell was in pinafores And
when those pieces of ore are horned
they give up a string of colors that
would stir the pulses of the most
case-hardened prospector who ever
packed a iackass.
Romance of the Wilderness
The Breyfogle mine was discover
ed and worked by an old German by
that name, many years ago, and
for long time he made periodical
trips into the wilderness and came
back with packsaddles loaded with
Che rusty rock The igenuity of bor-
der ruffians and mining men was eX-
hausted in an effort to discover the
location of the Breyfogle treasure,
but the old man was too artful and
eluded his followers. Upon one oc-
casion he ambushed and killed an
Indian who followed him Afterward
he met with an accident while out
alone, and wandered for hours with.
accident was never learned, foi
Breyfogle was bereft OF his reason
An imbecile, he lived for a few years
and then passed ito the great be
yond, leaving nothing but crude
map by which to locate his hidden
wealth.
Since that day men have searched
Nevada from the California line tC
regions away to the north, and many
times the report has gone out thai
the mine was found. Many men have
lost their lives in the search fol
this derelict of the desert; many
others have found mines quite rich
and several new camps owe theii
founding to discoveries made b,
prospeetors in search of the Graz,
Dutchman's hoard.
Found an Old Shaft
The most reasonable story of the
finding of the mine was told by w
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
NOT A SINGLE
STRAIGHT BALLOT

OF the 404 ballots cast in Man
haitian at the recent election, there
was not single one that was voted
straight for the candidates of either
party. This is an occurrence that is
truly remarkable and has not hap
pened a great many times in the po-
litical history of this or any other
state.
In Tonopah, there were very few
straight ballots, which accounted for
the slowness of the count. 1t ap-
pears as though the voters scratched
their ballots as never before and are
living up to the lesson of good civil
government by voting for men and
measures, not politics.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
NOTHING LIKE
GOLDFIELD BOOM

Harry Macmillan of Goldfleld and
Manhattan was in Tonopah for a
few minutes yesterday en- route to
the northern camp, where he is
heavily Interested. Mr. Macmillan
says there has been nothing like the
present stock boom in the history of
the state, Thousands of people who
are unable to get into the Goldfield
exchange gather on the sidewalk and
in the streets and do curb busi-
ness. He predicts an advance in the
securities of all the other districts
before a great while.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
BANK BUILDING TO
BE FIVE STORIES
DEMAND FOR OFFICES is THE
CAUSE OF ADDITION.

Instead of being four stories in
height, as originally intended, the
State Bank and Trust company's
building, which is now going up on
the corner of Main street and
Brougher avenue. will likely be five
stories.
There has been such heavy de-
mand for office room in the build
ing that the people who are having
it erected deem it advisable to con-
tinue the structure up another story
Work is proceeding as fast as pos
sible, the delay in materials causing
some inconvenience. The building
will be one of the very few in this
state with strictly modern equipment
and Improvement. 1t will be steam
heated, electrically lighted and pos
.sess an up-to-date elevator service.
Men are now completing the third
story as well as commencing on the
fourth.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
RUSH IS NOW ON
TO CAMP DULUTH
FIRST Discovery OF GENUINE
PHONOLITE In NEVADA.

DULUTH, New, Nov. THE
rush to Duluth has started in good
old Nevada fashion and repetition
of what was first seen in the days
of Tonopah, Goldfeld, Bullfrog,
Manhattan and Fairview, is going on
at the new camp. which gives every
promise of making another record
for the state of Nevada in the way
of production of rich gold and silver
ore in a short space Of time.
On Wednesday of last week Dave
Fife, accompanied by Edward Mer-
rifield, prominent mining man of
Southern Nevada. drove into Tono-
pah with huge block of ore weigh
ing 627 pounds, a good sized load
for fou rmen to lift, which was
taken from the workings on the July
claim at Duluth The ore was taken
from an eighteen inch vein, which is
now being worked by Fife and Bills,
the original discoverers. Two men
are now sacking more than $500
worth of ore every day. The average
assay of the rock taken to Tonopah
was $1,214.82. Nineteen sets of
leasers are now at work on the sew
eral claims owned by Fife and Bills,
nine of which are in good shipping
ore. The showing of the rock in To-
nopah caused a genuine stampede
to the new district and automobiles
and every means of conveyance was
at big premium for leasers were
paying all kinds OF prices to get to
the new camp and get a good lease on
the rich ground.
The strike is the first discovery of
genuine phonolite made in Nevada
and some of the best experts from
Colorado have pronounced the ore as
being identical with that found in
Cripple Creek Among those who
have made examinations and report
ed having seen the phonolite ore are
Thomas Darby, Larry King, D. II.
Curry, c. r. Murdoch, w. H. Web
her. all Colorado men who have been
INTO every mining camp in Nevada.
The Sonora Leasing company, w.
Banks, superintendent of the Alesa
mine of the Greene Copper company,
La Cananea, is president, is driving
a 200-foot tunnel on their block of
ground and hav encountered good
looking quartz.
Judge L. o. Ray, one of the fore
most Colorado mining men, who was
first in Bullfrog, has bought several
good pieces of ground in the new
district, and with his partner, Frank
Haggert, have taken leases on the
July and are now working eight men
on their ground and leases.
d. H. Curry, prominent mining
man of Cripple Creek, visited the
district with Larry King and have
obtained some of the best ground in
the district and will begin active OPP
erations on their property just as
soon as Mr.. Curry can return from
Denver, where he went to confer
with his associates.
George Wingfield has secured a
number of good claims adjoining the
original strike near the July and his
engineers have reported favorably on
the camp and will begin to develop
his holdings on scale usual with
his holdings.
A stage line is now in operation,
running semi-weekly from Lunning
and the people of Duluth have begun
work on a cutoff which will make
short cut of over twelve miles tc
the camp and a much easier haul
for freighters and teamsters in get.
ting in and out of the camp with
heavy loads of freight.
INEN COIIlLkyV
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
WORK SOON TO
BE RESUMED

It IS understood that operations
will shortly be resumed on the mag
nificent hotel which is to occupy a
position on the corner below the
present Merchants hotel building.
When completed, the structure will
be one of the finest hostleries on the
Pacific coast, as well as an ornament
to this city.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
nox Party at Butler Theater

A fashionable box party given by
Mrs. ]. H. Hoffman attended the
1880 performance at the Butler
Theater last evening. The ladies
present were Mrs. ]. II. Hoffman,
Mrs, Cecil Champman. Mrs. Charles
Enquest, Mrs. ] p. O'Brien, Mrs. f..
G. Bornemann and Alice V. Hun
saker. The ladies were beautifully
gowned ard certainly made an excel
lent appearance.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10

j. Court. one of the first inhab-
itants of Tonopah, arrived in Tono-
nasi yesterday from Berkeley, Cali
fornia, where he has resided for the
past year or so. He will assist
County Treasurer Gilbert in the
duties of his Office for short while
and may conclude to remain here
Mr.. Court made some of the first
assays of the ledge discovered by
Jim Butler and later secured valu-
able holdings in the district. He
has any number of friends who were
pleased to greet him.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10

New York City has to bear about
one-thirty-third of the entire fire loss
of the United States and Canada. In
June it's loss was $424,OOO, as COM
pared with total of $13,95O,650.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10

In 1857 the whaling industry of
New Bedford was worth more than
$4,000, 1000. Then came the dis
covery of mineral oils, and the
whale fishery languished.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-10
Found an Old Shaft

The most reasonable story of the
finding Of the mine was told by w.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Sfilstnisi elope.

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riae llge Webe | 8es Wpines %
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er onbt NOT for Dem oGigepeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Oopte

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SiIbengere er in6anfet for 9ommer
2anois, og meoens man penter paa
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
IRRIGATION.

Sn6reniniiteren bar ur6er lt6Se'
Iinsen al 8ense til funiti9 Banding
bGret gnHife run05aanot mob Gato'
taitaterne. De 10 ifol tilinmnen faa
$3,s00,o00. Geroi gnar 100000
til Belle 6ourdc i Spo 3afota,
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belle 2anoet belebcr oct tiIsiGngeItse
Srrisationsiono fla til Sal. 900, 900.
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Of De Dietigite neutrality-suspicious. er
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faar RInmotb ! Oregon 2 IiIioner,
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Ismnen og 9riien paa gpgsemnteria.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

trfDag inipireret df 9prIreer, mebens
Set Ieper, pg mar Gprete CT fIagteSe.
inipiceres aisSet I observation-disclosures
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Ienoes It's at 2anoet, ntna babe Resie'
rindens gtentpeI. 9eSIaItninssbu.
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og Der er mango iaabdttne I arsen'
tina. SfgIse Spguoc al Site Wui
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gpr, booruF $4,000 Stpffer for
banoIebes til aisSertraft, Reiten bIcr
itebIugt | Cult.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Deuman:G~ rpeoitioncn.

Sra GigermitIen / 2oioten teIcgro'
feres Sen 17be 3ItIi, at 9umpIfibct
"Tritbiof", inn bar @eIIman %
"Gbtcogo Rerorbs&eralb"s 0orbbol.
expedition ornbprS, foni iii 9orifesan
Spit3beracn, 6en Soc Si,Ii og fonot
8trgo'g ugten onringet al @pgnin.
ger, bertbEnrbt Moifinperfitcber mel
~tilbsretoe @atertuIer. NIt bar for.
bigt til at opfere bet firmpcrrnSii5g
9aQottblts, boorfra 8oIurfarerre IfdI
itige op. 8Iubier Ter I'D Tom en- belt,
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fire WebIemner al Grpebitionen be-
timber fig bel. Wtr. BeImnr ho1ber
for ltbgunectt al S1tIi at fitrnc OF.
rette en- traaSIo8 GorbtnbeIie mrO
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Iigite @p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
D%aIefampen i. 5opa.

TogIc af 8erfins.@ enOene /
Giotir Gitp bar forIeOen | 7es
Wotnes, bbor ban bar lit SooeSfoar.
Ter, % efter i'm Serntoutit tiger De, at
Dan fife bill opgibe aanpeft fsreHo
ban poa 9rlis BIS ertet bar fanet
gtomitQtionen eler or bIet Hagen.
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geMnSIingcn al 6obbeLte SeIesatto-
rer fra bisie Counties iiStnler Rer.
finsGoIfene, at Sc forIanser af Gen.
troltomiteen 90 Of aoroentiorens
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nc gnhgt1np betpoer nleset mere errb
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Jernbanelopen
Sntcritatc auinmisiiunen biz mi for
bcreSe Seus SfrafttrGSeIic.
ct tort arbeioc.

commissioner for Staterre$ gtel.
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lie SrIi 1907, for at Sernbanerne
ffoG tpingeS til at br1tge set iamnte
Reguifabsaar ion Regiertn9etr. Som
oct nil er. fsrer bpcr Serubane fit
RegnIfob pnn fin eger GiS.!
8rpiioent IooicueIt reo ON, boaS
commissioner bar iiin6e, % ban oil
ianbipnIigbi8 biiaISe BET, nnar 8la.
men bar facet Ell fniterc sttffelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Nve 3rieaoepoiter.

Sammer meO fine 9ontordefer bar
&rigsmintfter Salt u~oorbeibet Ell
Blan ON 6orbeIingen at De npe gri'
gaoepoiter, iom ffaI oprettes. Ger
bar pGret Sale ON at neSTpgge rogIe
at Sc gonIe, Seri5Iot0t Sort SneI'
ling; mep Sc bIioer itaoerbe ioar, oa
Sort Smelling ifuI fou ct SiIifltb al
$4,000 til SorbeOrtn9er. Sffe ole
rtpe 8rigo6epoiter, iom @eneruIItabcr
foreilaar, bill fomme igang / ben nGr'
rteite Sremti6' al Wtongel paa 9epil'
Iihger; men man bill 9iere Ell Begun
belle, oprette en- MI og Oa % ifrtoe
fretn, tn6tiI belle Irmeen er toncen.
treret | ct bnIbt 8uitn fore Softer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Grop:R eierpationen

2o~nofontoret I Billings, Ront,
moStager ira 16Se 3uIi "6iIineB"
paa 2orS, iom bar @~ienItnn6 10,
2obtrafniitg Sen 2ben 3Sic og 5tt
Sill. Men bcnteoe / SirSSngS 125
al 2anSoiroerne, men fin 70 i,t6forSt
fla. Omen 9. Biliom$ bapoe trilf.
fet go. I, og ban eiorOe ~gntrD" poo
en- 9oartiettion IiSt sitenfor Glitter.
bpor ban Dor. S6iport3 fra Gbica9c
babe $50. 2 oe Dalste 2anO pes San
bers gbtomt. go. 8 giorSe "Gntrp"
/ RprbeSen of Srntfcs, beIi9gcroe Il
9RiI / Eit for giGtrg8. Slere aoin0et
er 2anbDin0ere.