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is carrying considerable sulphide. The
drift is being extended In order to cut
the big ledge which outcrops on the
top OF Gold Ridge and which dips to-
ward the Frisbee shaft. The company
looks to see not only this big ledge cut
but anticipates cutting the vein show
ing considerable copper which has been
opened on the surface. The company
expects to get their largest values out
of the big ledge as 1t Is on this that the
Snowstorm people are getting such rich
ore. Another adjoining property which
is owned jointly by a couple of promi-
nent mining men, is producing some ex-
tremely good looking ore.
From the report which Mr.. Young re-
turned with from the Frfsbee property.
1t looks as If they have an exceptionally
big milling proposition and in fact he
further stated that one of the main
reasons of his visit there at the present
time was for the purpose of comforting
with the superintendent of the property
and looking into the ore bodies before
the company erects its mill on which
they hope to start work very shortly
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SOME OF THE SWELL LEASES

of July. A like dividend will be de-
clared at about the same time by the
Mohawk Florence. AS the Little Flor
ence has 100000 in its treasury and the
Mohawk Florence has considerably ovei
500, 900, there is no financial obstacle
in the way of the proposed dividends.
which will undoubtedly be welcomed by
the stockholders in the two companies
Mill returns from the Goldfield Ne
vada Reduction works from June 20 to
June 81 inclusive, give figures on 1857
tons of ore from the Little Florence
The values of the ore handled during
that time ranged from $114.66 ton to
$266.59 and the net returns after de-
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tion and expect to strike pay ore in
short time.
ned Hills n. 3 L.
The Goldfield Red Hills Mining and
Leasing company's shaft is down 255
feet and sinking is still going on. No
drifting has been done below the 100
foot level. although station will be
cut and a crosscut later at the 235-foot
level, at which point, some highly miner
allied rock was cut through.
Mohawk No.
The Mohawk No. / Leasing company
has cut four foot ledge in the drift
about 10 feet from the shaft. on the
16O-foot level. The ledge is widening
and the values are steadily increasing.
A crosscut is now being driven to cut
this ledge in the 300-foot level.
Nevada Pearl
The Nevada Pearl lease on the Combi-
nation is pushing work on its shaft,
which is down 200 feet. Every irdica-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29

Since opening up of the enormously rich bodies OF
ore on the ground within short distance
Of bonanza there have been persistent ruors
apex this bugaboo has been used at different
the stock market to the disadvantage OF
the Jumbo be definitely stated that there
win apex suit between the Mohawk and the Jumbo
Extension companies such suit is at present con-
tepated by management of either company Thomas
Lockhart president Of the Jumbo Extension company
laughed suggestion that suit threatened and at
disposed Of another to the effect that
had entered into between the two COM
panies the matter.
'There is absolutely possibility Of suit over the
apex question Mr. Lockhar and there is no agree
ment between tho Mohawk and the Jumbo Extension re-
garding lateral rights Sometime the Mohawk
people proposition to me and thought
favoraby Of IT, the matter went no further and
agreement ever signed by either party.
However there for agreement Of this
kind all the rich veins that have been opened mp on
Jumbo Extension ground across the delnes and
parallel with them therefore there is no apex question
involved The Hgginson ledge for instance runs from
point which the last strike made to the side line
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Quoting all charges for handling, treat
ing, etc, amounted to s2s,357.45.
During the same period the Goldfield
Nevada Reduction works treated 51.S4
tons ore received from the Higginson
lease on the Jumbo Extension which
netted $10.ss99s. while 24s.s tons Of ore
from the Mohawk Jumbo lease on the
Jumbo Extension for the same period
netted $S.599.14. The Mohawk Jumbo
ore however was not sorted or sacked
but shipped as 1t came out of the drift.
The shipments from both these leases
have been retarded during the last ten
days by the necessity of making certain
repairs and installing new machinery
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The June Atlanta lease on the Union
Jack claim has installed a hoist and
the shaft will be dropped to the ESQ
foot point before any prosecuting is
done.
sunAower ON velvet
The Sunfiower lease on the Velvet is
down nearly four hundred feet. at that
point a station will be cut and a cross
cut for the ledge started.
The Gold Bar Leasing company Is
working three shifts on it's shaft, which
is rapidly approaching the 300-foot
point.
Happy Kunch
Two leases have been let on the
Happy Hunch property, eight miles east
of Goldfield. The company is also
sinking shaft to depth of $50 feet
xstt Bros. ON Atlanta
Kett Brothers lease on the Atlanta
is down 200 feet and they are still sink
ing. They are in an excellent forma-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29
THE WEEKS SNEWS OF TONOPAH
tFrom our own Representative }

(From our own Representative
Tonopah. June 28.-The mill of the
Montana Tonopah is rapidly approach
ing completion, and If the electric peo-
pie in the East are to be depended upon
the structure will be ready for opera
ton by the middle of next month. F. L.
Bosqui, the designer of the mill has
returned to Tonopah. and will stay
here until the work is completed. He
will have full charge of it when 1t is
in operation, and the naming of the
men who are to be employed.
The greatest interest obtains in this
mill, for there have been selections
made from the best of modern works
in each department, and the success Of
1t means much to this camp. That it
will be a success the designer is ready
to stake his reputation, for he has made
tests as the work has progressed. and
is satisfied with everything that has
gone into the building. from the
crushers to the cyanide plant.
Fred W. Bishop, a mining man and
a stock broker from San Francisco was
here this week. and went through the
mill and the mine. He was loud In his
praise of both. The mine he pronounced
as one Oh the UiSScSt III tAO WOAAN' eAAAN
declared that If it were the only mine
in the camp, that when it Is running
to it's full capacity. with the mill in
operation, it would be sufficient to sup
port Tonopah for twenty years to come
"The Montana Tonopah," said he,
'has two great veins. which are equal
to the majority of those on the mother
lode of California, the great veins which
made the Utica one of the Worlds great
est mines. The oxide ledge of the
Montana Tonopah is as great, II not
greater, than these veins. and the sui
phide is fully as great. In the sui
phide the vein shows strong IT'S feet
from the apex. When the Montana is
running to it's capacity, there will be
employed there between 500 and 500
men. These men will average families
of four, which means a population OF
between 1000 and 5000. all being sup
ported by this one mine. That alone
would make a camp Of 1000 to 5000
people. The Utica supports camp OF
1000.
so you can see that there Is no
need to worry over the future OF Tono-
pah for many years to come. If the
ore on the Montana Tonopah averaged
only twelve dollars a ton, and ! know
that it goes away beyond that figure
it is a mine worth easily fifteen million
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dollars Then look at the other prop
critics you have besides. The T0nopah,
the Belmont, the Jim Butler. Tonopah
Extension-see what all those mines
mean toward the support of the camp
Yes, indeed, there are many years ahead
in the life of Tonopah.
"They claim that Tonopah is a camp
of steady growth. 1t is, but you will
see it again the camp of speculation, as
is the case in other camps. Why? Do
you not think that the properties which
have been lying dormant here waiting
to be shown the way, will resume work.
when the mill of the Montana has begun
to drop it's stamps? Don't you think
that there will be further developments
along the strike of the Montana ledge?
There could be no better ground
for development, and there could not
be offered to the speculative market.
better securities. with stronger backing
behind them. Mark my word. when the
stamps OF the Montana Tonopah mill
begin to drop, you will see greater
speculative field in this camp than In
any other in Nevada. I am not dis
paraging any other camp. have not
been to Goldfie1d yet, but I have yet to
visit a camp in this southern country
that is a failure. Still, with all the
camps, Tonopah will hold her own, both
as a speculative and an investment
camp"
Donald B. Gillies, president of the
Tonopah Extension, returned from the
East this week and left again for Los
Angeles for a few days. He said that
the mines of Tonopah were never look
ing better than at the present time.
Every mine in Tonopah," said he,
sis in a flourishing condition. and the
depression is in no sense due to the
condition or the future outlook Of the
properties themselves. 1t Is true that
at the present time there is not as
much ore going to the smelters as
there was a year ago, but the mines are
shipping great quantities of ore to their
mills, and the total tonnage is greater
than it was a year ago. With regard to
the shipping ore there is very good
reason for this, which can be easily un-
derstood by anyone who will give the
matter a little study. For several
years past Tonopah mines were ship
ping and producing only their highest
grade ores. this being necessary on ac-
count of the existing conditions at the
time. Today every property in Tono-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29

The big 60-horse power electric hoist.
has been installed over the Mohawk
Florence shaft and DR.. Robinson esti-
mates that the output from the Little
Florence and the Mohawk Florence sub
lease, all of which is being taken out
through this shaft will average 100 tons
a day, beginning the first of the week.
AS the work has heretofore been per-
formed by a 15-horse power hoist, with
record of between fifty and sixty tons
a day, the prediction seems a modest
one.
1t is mi-officially announced that
the Little Florence will declare a divi-
dend of ten cents a share on the first
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29
WILL BEGIN ACTIVE
WORK ON TIE BAND

President II. F. Band. of the Gold
field Band Mining company, arrived in
Goldfield early in the week and will
remain for sometime. President Band
says a hoist will be installed on the
main shaft of the company and active
development of the property will be
started as soon as the necessary prepa-
rations can be made. The work will be
under the immediate supervision of r.
B. Stevenson. who recently came here
from San Francisco to take charge of
the mine The Goldfield Band Mining
company owns practically the whole
town of Columbia and nearly all its
claims have become residence sites.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29
MOHAWK JUMBO LEASE
READY FOR HEAVY OUTPUT

Jumbo
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10 10
drills
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MOHAWK COMBINATION
UNDERWAY FOR RECORD

has loo men at
that before the ep
The Tor the
ore
viii run milling ore that VIII run 500
a
The depth and the drifts ana
are working
the opened being broken down tnan can De
of hauling
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the connections
there Will DC SUI
Will
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record
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THE WEEKS OUTPUT OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ON CURTISLEASE


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The trading was spasmodic, but rather
more spirited than is usually the case
at this time Of the year. The greater
portion of the buying is on the eastern
account. many of the eastern investors
having finally awakened to the fact that
GoldfIeid stocks arc bargains at prevail
ing prices. On the other hand, condi-
tions in San Francisco continue to exert
pronounced influence in keeping down
prices. A strong active market Is not
looked for during the hot summer
months and the heat Is beginning to
exert an influence already. The shorts
are having a hard time. They are not
crazy with the heat" but are frantic
because they can't force the market
lower. The few failures reported from
Goldfeld and San Francisco made no
impression whatever on the market. As
rule they were short traders, and
there seems to be feeling that the
stock market is In better shape for rea-
son OF the elimination of these profess
sional bears.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29
WHAT'S DOING in THE HILLS

ton is favorable for getting into ship
ping ore in a short time.
Codd on St. Ives
The st. Ives Leasing company shipped
so tons of ore last Wednesday and
Manager Codd. expects to make regu-
lar weekly shipments of that amount
hereafter The shipments will average
800 a ton. The ore is being taken
from the 100-foot level. Development
work is progressing on the 311-foot
level. where two lodges that assay well
have been cut during the last week.
The big ledge is expected to be reached
in a short time. The shaft will be sunk
to the 400-foot point as rapidly as possi-
BILE
Chicago Florence II. q L.
The Chicago Florence Mining and
Leasing company. which began opera
tions on the Red King claim two weeks
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FLORENCE LEDGE
SEEKING HONORS

block Of ground
1soo level The
to otwonc wide
Between
$50 to the
and dev-
the aid of
chin
block also
will
the should be
that point Isl
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HrG0rNsoN PREPARING
Fo1 HEAVY PRODUCTION

The Higginson lease shipped 40 tons
of ore, averaging $3.50 ton this week
and expects to begin shipping twenty
tons day as soon as the shaft has
reached 307 feet. at which depth 1t is
expected to catch the dip of the rich
vein that was opened up on the 232-foot
level. compressor plant is on the
ground and will be installed as rapidly
as possible. the foundation having al
ready been prepared.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-29

The Goidfeld Fargo Mining company
has expended $4,000 in developing its
lease on the c. o. d. The shaft 10 down
425 feet and crosscuts are being driven
on the 500 and 400-foot levels. occa-
sfonaI assays-nave run Will ~
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-16

NICE JOB AND GOOD PAYNE
want about four girls Is 90 20 years
of age. work light. comfortable seats
and regular job. After few weeks
practice can earn from $40 to sl2 a
week. Waxahachie Cotton Mills II
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TURNS SOMERSET IN AUTO.
Mere Girl the Heroine of i;asbcst ol
All Circus Acts.

Mile La Raque. French girl still
in her teens, is the heroine of the
rashest circus act ever accomplished
She is the stellar feature this season
OF the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Bros. circus, 10 be seen Ia WaNaha-
chic on November
Seated IN a. heavy automobile Miss
La Raque pluuges down steep steel
track from the dome of the tent TO
within few feet or he ground.
where the track ends abruptly iu an
upward curve witch hur's the auto
mobile and lts occupant thirty feet
iu air. For a fraction ct second The
machine psusrs iu space. 'hyu as
gracefully and SURELY as IH acrobat
be- fuu. complete somerset. landing
wheels dosuwald. ou % sprlus pIat-
form bs.ue Thr euspeH#a Hf those
b..af seconds s Intense aud .pr.la.
I1rs Uf. .brHIsd oath excitement
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U.. r..as .H uaH.. aatt fhy
.a.a.. .u.aI.i ,..H. T.Ii'et 90
I.t .... fsa .tt.. .H .H" .E"II.
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The BfsALSp~ VALLEY.
Towns Between Wa~shs,hic and
Dallas

Austin Texas. Oct. IA few of
the cases taken under AMUSEMENT
last week by the railroad commissioa
percolated to the press today. though
decided day OF TWO ago, The 9th
ers will come at the pleasure Of the
commissioners
The Trinity and BraEos Valley
railway Is ordered to stop at inter
mediate points between Waxahachie
and Dallas The Trinity and Brazos
Valley does not own its own tracks
between Waxahachie and Dallas. but
uses the tracks OF the Missouri. Kan
sas aud Texas The contract of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley with the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas provides
that the Trinity and Brazos Valley
shall not stop at intermediate points
This order is of Importance. as a
number Of roads In Texas use the
lines OF other roads under the same
form OF contract. The Katy will prob
ably test the order by court proceed
ings
The order applies not only to pas
senger but to freight service, Lam
caster is the principal point on the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas between
Waxahachie and Dallas, and II was
the people of this town that asked
that the Trinity and Brazos Valley
give service TO that town.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
is ordered to build an adequate pas
senger station at Waxahachie, the
present structure being found made
quate. Plans are required to be sub
mitted in thirty days and the build
ing completed and ready for occupan-
cy six months from the end of the
thirty days.
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Temperature for the Week Averaged
Well Below the Normal.

Following Is summary OF the
weather conditions IN Texas for the
week ending October Is
The week just closed vas clear
and cool. Since the sth the state
has been under the influence OF a
cool north wind which has caused
the temperature TO drop greatly be
low that of the previous week No
rain occurred In the southern. ives
tern and northern counties, while
light to heavy showers fell in the
central and eastern counties. but in
the central. northern and eastern
counties the ground was still wet
from the heavy rains of the previous
week In southern and western sec
tons rain Is needed. though other
wise the weather has been very IA
vorable to the farmer Since the Sth
the sunshine has been 100 per cent
in almost all sections of the state.
The weekly temperature averaged
well below the normal. In the north
western divisions the deficiency In
! temperature amounted to from ten
10 fifteen degrees. In all other por-
| lions of the state there was a marked
deficiency.
The highest temperature during
! the week occurred on the Sth just
preceding the cool wave, and ranged
| from 90 degrees at Beeville to II
degrees at Brennan, and the low
est from 80 degrees at Canadian in
Hemphill county TO 81 at Galveston
Light frosts occurred in the Pan
handle, though no great damage tC
vegetation is reported. Al the close
| of the week the weather is clear to
partly cloudy and the temperatures
remain much below the normal.
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EAT WHAT YOU WANT
Science Has Now Found the True
Way to Cure Indigestion.

A few years ago when sufferer
from Indigestion went to a stomach
specialist. the result was a rigid diet
list that almost meant starvation.
But the first thing to do in the
case of Indigestion or stomach weak
ness is to strengthen the muscular
walls of the stomach and intestines,
so that they will care for the food
that is eaten. In no other way can
this be done as we'll as by taking Mi
o-na tablet before each meal. This
restores strength to the stomach
muscles and stimulates the pouring
out of gastric juices, so that the food
is digested readily and its nourlsh-
ment retained in the system to build
up energy and vitality.
Do not think the sick headache
! heartburn, bad taste in the mouth
coated tongue, spots before the eyes
sleeplessness and the many Other
symptoms that are the direct result
of indigestion. will go away of them
selves The stomach must be built up
and strengthened by Mona before
YOU can be well and strong, free from
suffering and distress.
The guarantee that Hood & Curtin
give with every 80 cent box of NJ ."-
ma, to refund the money unless the
remedy cures. shows their confidence
in the treatment lGH
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MIDLOTHIAN VT SINGS.

Midlothian. Texas, Oct. 10
Health is good in this community at
present
Misses Beulah and Norma Harris
visited the writer sunday afternoon.
Mrs Dorset visited Mrs. Morrow
SUNDAY.
Rev. wilkins filled his regular
appointment an Middleton Chapel
SUNDAY. Rev Dorset will preach at
Niddleton's Chapel the first sunday.
Mr Robert shannon and Mr.. Cru
Morrow lcft Monday Tor Arizona.
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas, Oct. lo.--Th1s
is wide awake little place with one
gin, public school, seven dwellings,
two fine springs, one public we'll
and the people are all sociable. They
attend religious services at Sardis.
We have Sunday school at both
churches every Sunday, Baptist and
Methodist, and prayer meeting every
Sunday night at the Baptist church.
Rev. Blackwell breaches every first
Sunday at the Methodist church and
Rev. Harrell at the Baptist every
third Sunday.
Mr.. Hickman has just returned
home from Houston where he has
been on business.
Miss Wilma Spears visited at Mr.
Tidwell's last Sunday.
Mr.. Cliff Burrow has just returned
home from the west.
If the weather stays good cottol
will all be picked out within thu
next fifteen days, except few late
patches.
There is some sickness in the com.
munity, especially chills.
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We are pleased to announce nat
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles Is not affect
I'd by the National Pure Food ana
Drug LAW as II contains no opiates OF
other harmful drugs, and We recon
mend 10 as a safe remedy Tor 'hiI-
dren and adults II W. FeaTis.
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OLD PAPERS for sale at the Daily
Light office. tt
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WANT COLUMN.

HAVE Mrs. c. j. Grigss order your
fall suits. 81
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AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is in
charge OF our shop and supervises ell
work done Thus you are assured OF
first class work when left with us.
All work called for and delivered
promptly. Phone us. Matthews Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-11
SOMETHING FREE
Every Boy or Girl

who goes to school, will get a. nice
school bag FREE IL they make a
purchase of soc worth or more of
goods during this week. II you
have a school bag we will give you
a scholars companion with pen,
pencil and ruler in 1t.
Remember! You must come this
week, and must make a purchase
of soc worth or more to get the
"bag" or companion"