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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Cpicrt ibrCn 5nh.
Mnnlas YIN. Wlo. lS. Nlal

WNIITWa OTIVl WlU.- 10. WIlT5'
lin penigitens i6r 2eben 3u rctten,
lieB 6rdulein ,5ronce5 Sbam bon
aonia5 GitD Gani, iih oen linfen
6uB abfnbren. Sic frel3te nit ibrer
s,relm0in Niinnie eaiou 0ie 9aton.
@eleiie, ols ibr SUB ii4 IN eineg9ei6e
flemnte. Ga es ihr nift n6gljb
mar. iid aus ibrer Gage 3u befreien,
Iegte iie iih oni sic 5eite mo Der
beraH6raldenoe 3u0, Der nidt me6r
8un Saltcn 81 bringeu tpar. idniit
OeH Sub uHterbaI5 ocs Siuiees a6.
lInnnlerbrpdlene QInsitelInnn nnnr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
8trfen.
Geberan, 19 ]

AtDttlH, ID. Wlut5.
Die alamiren0eu gerifte iiber Die
bier eriolgte glnlunft ruiiiiher Grup'
pen iino ilbertrieben. SIN San3en
iiHo nur 80 aoiasen eiH9etrofien, i'm
Die @aden Ser rliliiden anniulaie
in aerman. aermanihab uno Sspa-
ban ab3uloien. Die ruiiiiHe geianot-
ihait in Eeberan bat eiHs @a6e Den
aansen IA Wlanu,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
2ic llmsladS-G6rOnif.
g9eiiemer. alIa.. 20. g2dra.

eSn Der acknowledgement CrtihaitI
9sOoOmaro itiir3te Elm IN Reparatur
6efiRoliher Sohoien Ger @oo0parO
5ron So 3Hammen ipobei cine An.
5abl Nfdnner uHter 0en IriimmernI
begraben uur0e. Someit iino iedls
2eihen ge6orqen mor0eH Sin uns
befanuter %ain Der aiis sen Grim.
mern 5ejogen uur0e, miro iterben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
aopeubaaen, IS. g2dri.

dppeADQJel, ~. D(dr5.
sSuiolge eincs gapaliigen Shrmel.
muroe 0as S6ulihiii Biting, tDeIC
DIES iid nui Der Berft beiano, auf bic
Geite 9elpOrien Nian beiiirdliet,
0aB BON oen 400 9lrbeitern, Oie li6
ouf Dem 5diiie befanoen, ettua Sc
ertrumten iin0
aopenbagen 19 gldr5.
Spatere geri6te beiagen. ouB OF
Dem Biting lluiall fein Seben Osrs
loren 9ing. uno MIR 10 4r6eiter leIdl
tere 8erletumgeH erlitten.
StopeHbageu. 10. War5.
Gas Sbg6mts oes odniiden Bar
Ionents nabm beuie cine 8orlage an
melde 0as metriid)e Bob in 9dne'
MART einfiibrt. 8eiOe Sduier 5abeu
nun bic gorlage ongenommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
B0mbe erplOOiert.

DatlaH0, Gal, 20. Midr3.
@or benz Sauie oes &ihters Sgoen
in gllice StraBe erploOirte geitern
gIbenO Inn I'll llbr cine 9ombe. oie
oen gan5en @oroertbeil oes Saules
5eritorte. bod ipuroe nipmanO Der.
Iebt. Ger gfihter bat eiHen sSrriinni.
aen ais Shdter in ger0aht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Wlehr Maher.

@6Gelina Y. &a.. 10 Nldr3.
Gin itarfer. oic gau3e 9aht anhm.
tcnOer Hegcnfal neruriadlte bier cine
5pcite llcbcrihinemnung. Vile flet.
neren @cipdner im0 iueit ii6er ibrc
llfer getreicn.
@iitSbtra. Ga.. 19 Oldri
Ger anbolter0c 9icgen inn ptitli.
den 8enninloonicn mir0 uahrldlein
lid neue g8aieridd0en 0eruriaden
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
81 Hcae NduOe iIberacgansrn.
Son ,Srancisco, 19. Nlir3.

SSH 6inan5treiien ruurOe geiteru
6efalult. Dab Der @iieubabunagnat
@. $. Sarrimnu in Den Belts ser
San 9earo, Salt Sate &c Sos PIN
aeles 9nbu~ aelnngt lit, bod lper0en
Die bisberieeu GigcutbiImer nod An
t6eiliheine I'M &5ertbe BON $35. 1000.
600 bebalteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Streif oreift nm iidi.

Sammouo, SnO, 20. Wedr3.
@egen 5000 @toun befin0en lid,
iett in Den giiemperfen in Gait Gbi.
cago am Streif. es fam 81 einiaen,
aber unbe0aiten0en llnruben.
Seute 9adJmittng fin0et cine aon.
feren5 5ipiideu Der @ei6dftsiiEruna
u1o sen Streitern itatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
grfrenIidl.
Nhilnhelnhin aan 90 anSr,

BbilaoelpbIu, 8a., 20. glGr5.
Ser grdii0ent 8aer BON 6er Reao
ing-gahn bat angetiinoiet. 0aB Die
altersgren3e fir Die bon DER gabn
9InsuiteaeROen Don 80 auf 45 Sabre
erb0ht tuurOe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
VnitnGdlfa.
g8li1inafon. 10. WQdra.

NNWTVWIWIWITf II. WtWII.
sn @oittreien iicht man nit syn.
tereiie Der 3elt entaegcn. ipenn oaa
nene eSeleb nadl luelheH 9r:cie una
4adete. Die auBer Dem reguI1rcngor.
10 mil 10 Geuts in 9rirfluarfen Der.
ieben iiu0. ais Giliahen beiorOeri
mer0en miiiicn IN &rdit tritt.
9ieier 3eiipuntt lit am fommens
0en sSuli Die bisberiae .eiIbriei.
marie" lit Oann udt me6r bon gs0a
teen.
0tan euuartet eine be0euienOe gu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
1yrGn Saae iuIr0 frciQebi9.
Stem g)orf. 20. W11ri

giuer 9lnfiiuoigung 5ufolge Bat
Srau 9iuiiea Sage ser 9lmericaH
Seanan's 5riero SocietD $150,00O
gum 9au oes geplanten Watroien.
beims geid)entt.
fSerner miro angefiinoigt, oaB
fSrauSage Der SprTihen @roteItonti-
idlen Sebrlnltalt IN Beirut, Sprien,
S750.000 aelfenft bot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
nm @nnSesridlter rrnnnni.
ySaihinqton. 20. pldrl

@aibiugton. 20. Ndr3.
Ger @rdiiOent &ooiepelt eruannte
6ronf 9. 8ietridb BON @ocatello,
SSOnbo, ais 9uuoes 9iitriftsridter
bon SSoabo on SteIle BON SSanies s..
Npnffn Apr rpiinuirtp
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
9bilippinenaclS.
IN 6raneIsco. 20. Mlari.

San 5raneisco, 20 4Rdr5.
SSn Ser bieiigen Ntiin5fammer ain.
gen geitern 740 9iiten elm, 2 @2ilio-
nen pbiIippiniibe @eios entbaIteno.
Die ungeHiin5t iuer0en iollen. Die
neueu Yiiiu5en iUerOeli leihter BON
@'epift iein uno beiiere Segirung
putholfpn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
5odDflntID.
Nnd GalifprnieH miro ppE Drrosr6rH.
bringenOem 6ednpa1cr
brimssindlt.
sabnpsrfsBr gsbiuSert.
sImerifaniidc aapitaIiiten 6absn
fsine euit, Die @bilippinCu.eaus.
wirtbidaftbanf ST finnn5irca.
Gnaliid,s aapitaI bGsu bcrcit
0ropilIe. Gal. 20 g}Sr,

9Ius alien @egenoen ogS Staates
Californian laufen gcridlte eiu. iiber
Die 8erpaltigeu Sd)aoen. welde sic
5lutben angeric5fet baben
90 lbrcibt man ans Srouiae, 0aB
Ger Sba0en iih minOeiteus AM
$65000O beldufi. Gie gSaner Der.
lalIfen iih jest. ooh itebea mand)e
&auler nod 8 5lB in @aHcr. @icle
@imuobner baben perionlld)e Gerluite
pom $4,000 bis $25, 1000 erliiien.
SSn Stodton Derloren 2 @erjonen
ibr Seben in Den 6luiben.
Bon Chico miro mitgeiheilt,
Dab Die 3uitdn0e nod erniibaitcr
9tatlr iiiio. 0us 9orfden Irea0fal
uobe Grooile iit uoaItdnoia 5eritort.
lleber 200 gerionen nllBten &ettuna
ilidlen oiirh erflettern bon 9dumen,
lpoielbit mande erlt nah As Stun.
0en erloit iDeroen fonnten.
&on San Sole miro bcrihtet, OaB
Die @aiier BORT iUahren0 Der lebten
~ N-Attttpttt iittVA S~AJAvli uiNtAiNtl
tet, rpie in Den leBten Is S,abren.
Gin grorutih bat ben Santq Nfar.
gdrita Funnel beridiittet mo Oen
Gerfebr auf Der Riiitenliuic ser Sou.
tbern Bacific giieubobn labm qelegt.
Die 8abnbeamten glaiben. 0ab Der
8erfebr Hidt Dor 4 bis 5 Eagen iUie.
Ser aufgenommen tuerOen fam.
Stodton, Sal, 20 Qidri.
Stodton lit BON elmer peroerbeu.
brineenoen Sodlffltb beiuaeiudjt. SSn
oen StroBen ftebt oas @aiier EN- bis
ieds Sub bod. SSeglid,r gerfebr
bat oufeebort. uuo oie 81. iering BON
e5as umo eleftriiden 9idt imo elar.
triid)er araft bat eingeiteM uer0cH
luliiiien.
Stodton lift bon Dem 8srfebr nit
SEN urlliegenoen Grtihaften obGe-
idnitten. Gomeit Oas 2luge bIift. III
nidts ais g8aiier. 8erluite BON
@lenibenleben iiuo bisber nidt &C.
meloet ipor0eh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Wgrdloben.

Gan 5ran0sco. Gal. 10. gdr5.
Ustt 3uitininring beioer 9arteien
nurOe Der 1ro5eB geaen ben 9iirger.
meiiter Gtn1ih tpegeH angeblidDer
@eloerpreiiung Bis gum g. april Der.
iboben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
3ne cHtgleiit.
2aOue. DO. 20. W}drl.

Gin @rturiious5ug entgIeiite in
bieiiger 9tohborihaft mo cine an-
sabl 9aiiagiere erlitten Ieidte Ser
Ieslmgen; i'm llebrigen tumen oae
nit Dem Shreden 0a0on. Die llriahe
Scr gntsIeiiung fonnte nod Hidt felt.
geitent iper0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
eebnt as.
ehenenne. Wno.. 19. mldra-

UUtusHHt, Duur IJ. Wiat5.
Der fiir5lih bon Brdfoent gloole--
belt gum 9un6esoiirriftsanualt err
naunte Aoootat g. so. aui6erElan
BON Gpaniton lebnte bas 4Hlt ob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
ggerthuOllc @eidlcnfr.

FIIIIVVIUII, V. ., 70. -gtuI3.
3ie bieiige llniperiitdt nla9te ge.
iteru oen Gmpiang 5peier mertbuol-
Ter @eihenfe befannt.
gtatbau StrnHB BON gtelu gorf
bat Der llniperiitdt cine gnlage gum
goiteuriiiren Der 9iilh geihenft, um
bort eiuen 9lusbrndl BON @piOenlien,
lpie es in an0eren llnioerlit0ten por-
gefnmnIen lit. 3u berbiifen.
gSilliam Ilutber. ein enaIilhes
&arlomentsnIitglieo. oerebrte Ocrllni-
periitdt cine Toitbare SonHenlbr, cine
9tohbiloung Ser beriibmten Sonnen.
ubr in Der oGorpus Gbriitie" lluiper.
iitdt IN Srfor0. @naian0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Guba mnis bledDeu.
g8aIlInaI0n. 20. Wldrl.

2 - p y ~ y W D
9ie ltnfoiten Der Hereinafter
Staaten, welhe Die gutienoung ser
Sruppen mad Cuba peruriahten, I'M
bort 9rouIHg unO 9iube ber5uItel.
len. beIauien iid aui 212 ghuionen
Collars.
gs lift nod niht entihieOen. mann
man oieies GelO pon Cuba foaeftie-
rem miro. Ser GongreB bat Oem,
ariegsOepartement IN oieiem Sale
frpip .Snn0 aplniipu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
8ieOer freic SaGn.

~ FNIF4I 70. -VtUI1s
sSnfoIee zines Itnrten SdneeStin,
mes. fait oes i6lin1niiten in oieien
8inter. mar eiu 3ug Der .9ortbern
gacific@ -9abn 8ipei Gage 3um Stiu.
itano aefontnen BET @aIt3el. SSett
iabren Die 3iige wieOer reeeln1Big.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Gs miro 6eIier.
Ginclnnati. Nhio. Id. qp1r

eiHtIHHaIl, -plo, II. Iior5.
lie 8aiier Derlaufen lid anmdb.
lib uHo man eriDortet in DenlaesI
1agea Dieoer ben StroBeH&abnDe1
yebr egine5men su fDRneR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Seine anfIase.
80 glorf. 19. W2dr1.

g9av 3lort. 19. 92dr5.
Die @robgeidgporenen, Die iih
beute pertaateu. ba6en feline 2lnflage
aeaen sSrau 2ottie BaGau erboben.
Sic auf geranlaiiulg 0es GoroHers
unter giirqid)aft aeiteat roar. neil lie
anoebIih ibre U}utter bergiftete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
.SdlUar5er llnboIO.
GartersOIue, Ga, 20. Wil

NWIt tNtFVFtlNf V7lFfF y -EtNl D
9ie 6ruI oes iriIberen 9iirgermei-
ilers Sol6ert pon 6airlnont puroe
qeitern 9l6erO BON einen gfeger an.
geariifen unO i9r 2 0ionate ultes
gobD eruorOet in ibrem eigenen
Seini.
Cine bepaiiuete@lannidaft mod)te
Nd5 SIR @erfolgnng Oes i6pur5en
llnholOes auf ltnO glmibt man. ben.
ielbeu in Der 4Serion zines 9tegers.
Der in Ser RGhe pon Gorterspille ge.
lteat muroe. entoedt 3u 1aben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Gridpfrn.
GInLesdilrn 81 % ap1r,

GalesSlug 81, 20. @dr5.
@tutbmaBlib in enem Sueit, Sen
er nit elmer @eieQidlaft iiinger Qeute
bate. puroe 2oins D1c@eine, elm
Muihiniit Der Gbicago, burlington
& 2uincb eiieubobn, geitarn a6eno
eridloiien.
Die 9iiaire trug ii9 i'm Iebbafte.
fen @eiaoitstbeile ser StaOt 5u.
5inau5ier bsindJt Den 9rdTSentrn.
@aibiHgton. 20. gidrs.
Ger 9mq1ier Sinac g. SeIian1ou
bon leiU glort. Der iib auf ieiner
6eImreiie noinSiioen befinoet. ibroh
aui gsunid grniioent 8oolebelts s
beu.e i'm @eiBen Sauie Dor.
Serr Selignnn CAB su, 0aB er nit
oem BrdiiOenten iiber finan3ieae 70.
l0ie eiienbabn 9lHgglegenbeiten qe.
iproden babe.
Or filgfe biH3u. 0aB ser 9rdii6eat
oas 9r0Btegertrauen in ieinm Shas.
sHlts iefrei1r Gortelpou iess.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
8ahnsiiae aufae6aIfen.

sSnfolge Ser 5lutben fonnen Die
Giienbabn3iige bier umo bel Sparfs,
Orei 96eilen oitlid BON bier, uidt
meiterfabren. sSuoeiien treteu Die
@aiier idou pie0er in ibre gabnen
5uriid, iooaB porauslihtlih inner.
balls "a Shtnoen Der 8erfebr iuie0er
allfqenonunen mer0eu fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
gidlt Scr @eimdItc.
erie "a, 20. mars.

Gs ltelte iid geiterE 9lbcno ber-
ans, oab ser So6H oes Or. NiarDin
nidlt bier iei. Ter gefunOeue &nabe
mar Elm ebenbil0 0es @eluhten, bod
eroob iidl. onB Is Der 'Sobn elmer
sSrau oon 9iiplep, q. g., lit, oie ii6
bier auibdlt wegen elmer @beihei.
0nnasfIaae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
spmmerhihe.
@nthrie. 0FIa.. BE-. @ldra.

DNIULltl -1tIIs.t 10. ltuI0'
Der befannte adlteite ginpobner"
fam iicb niht erulnern, Inn oieie
sSabres5eit enc iol4e Sise erlebt 81
ba6en mie beute Sier 5eigte ons
thermometer 102 8roo I'M Sdntten,
un0 babel pebte eIHe 9riie. Sn 81
laboma Gitn fletterte Dos 0uedii!ber
auf 81, in Gbomas anf 80 @roO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
glcinfaa cinss SaariiinitIsrs.
Rli0rOiue. Eenn.. 20. Mldr3


Dos @eriht berurtbeilte Oen g3e.
gerbar5ier %eter Mills bier 5lt einem
sSabr @eidnsHiB IND 0en @eritts.
toiten lDegen Observation-Disclosures.
Der 17-idbrige @roper 9idep. ser
5uiH eriteH Wlale in sic Sta9t fam.
moIlte iid) BON Mlius 0as Saar idjnei-
BEN laiien. gr oergapiiierte lid por-
Der, OaB Der 8reis MIR % @ents lei.
Ser idjpar3e SaarfiinitIer iiberre0ete
Damn aber ieineH neuen 2uuoen. alle
moaliden Garfiimerieu etc. iiir ieiH
Sauptbaar auipeaoen 5u laiien mo
iiberreihte ibm ihlieBlidl cine 30bl-
farte fir $4, Die Ser &unoe ibnI
5paugsrueiie Sublen milBte
SSest man0te iih Sidep an Oas @e.
ridlt, Die @ei6poreneH fal0en Oen
gfegerbarbier ifuL0ig uno Der glid-
fer f6ute Oas llrtbeiI: ein SSabr gum
9ahoenfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
gleaer . llnthaten.
@lemphis. 9enn.. %. Wldr.

3ipei 9tegerinnen grifien aeitern
5rau gaa 9ibeton un0 ibre Sodlter
an. Die iim auf Dem SeimnDeee beian.
oen. 8eioe erlitten MeiierlpunOen,
oie fih mogIiherDeiie ais toOtli6 er-
tUeiien.
Die beioen gtegerinneH muroen
perbaftet ipdter aber ron einem ent-
riiiteten 8olfsbauier ergrifieH uno
nridnnffntf
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-05
STRIKE ON DAISY

they are now tunneling through the
solid quartz in search of the hanging
wall. According to all precedent in the
Goldfield district the values should be
even greater when the hanging wall has
been reached.
A News reporter visited the lease yes
terday and examined the big find and
took numerous samples of the rock from
the breast of the drift and along the
sides. Every piece of rock was full of
horn silver that required no glass TO
make it's presence evident while the
weight and general appearance of the
quartz proved that the high values are
uniform throughout. Picked samples
are impossible as the entire ore body is
absolutely the same throughout. Cen
eral Manager John r. Searles of the
Daisy Mines Syndicate, also examined
the strike and pronounced it a great
ledge that wound undoubtedly improve
with depth.
Several months ago some excitement
was caused by a strike on the 200-foot
level of the lease and a good body of
picture ore was uncovered that gave
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-05
PUSHING DEVEL LOPMENTS ON
THE MACKENZIE PROPERTIES

The shaft on the Frances-Mohawk
Lease No. 8 is down SIT feet and a sta
tion is being cut at the 505-foot point
preparatory to driving a crosscut to
catch the ledge which was cut in the
shaft at depth of 460 feet. This is the
rich ore body that was first opened up in
the Kalfus lease and from which ship
ping ore is now being taken by the
Begole lease. The Frances Mohawk ad-
joins the Begole and the vein dips di-
rectly into it's ground and probably
forms Q junction with the main Mohawk
ore body which has already been uncov-
cred in the Frances-Mohawk workings.
Crosscutting and upraising are also go
ing on on the 365-foot level and 1t
should not be many days before the
Frances Mohawk is again shipping high
grade.
In the Combination mine they are
drifting both ways on the vein and up
raising on the 400-foot level. A winze
will be started in a few days The vein
was opened up for a distance of 100 feet
and while the ore so far is all of a mill
ing grade, General Superintendent
Mackay is confident that they will be in
shipping ore before long.
The Jupiter shaft will be sunk an
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-05
YoCuN or TIE NELLIE BLY
TALKS or DELLERELEW

A. f. Yocum of Bellehelen was in
Goldfeld this week. Mr. Yocom is one
of the owners of the Nellie Bly, mine.
in which a rich strike was recently
made Speaking Of the mine Mr.. Yocum
said: "The shaft is down As feet and
the last thirty feet is all in ore al
though, aside from the high grade streak
the values only average $3.50 ton.
The high grade stringer runs from ST.
200 gold and 20 ounces in silver to $4,000
gold and II ounces in silver to the ton.
The vein has been opened for distance
of 1000 feet on the surface and 1t pans
everywhere we haye cut it. The small
est assay on the surface is s1i tom
Mr. Yocom says three shipments have
been made from the Cornforth property,
which has IS inches of $50 ore at a
depth of 125 feet The Poll property
has is inches of shipping ore, with a
streak that runs s1.400 ton. A mill is
being built at Haws canyon. between
Bellehelen and Golden Arrow. Mr..
Yocom says there are sixteen shafts be-
ing sunk at Bellhelen and there is con-
siderable activity in the district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-05

other 100 feet at once, which will bring
1t to the 500-foot level. The principal
work now is being done on the 27O-foot
level. The flow of water has decreased
and is now well under control. During
the last week they have been driving
through a sulphide tale. crosscut has
been started in the opposite direction in
quartz formation and ii is expected
that the milling grade values will soon
be replaced by shipping values. General
Superintendent Mackay says the forma-
tion is improving daily and he is conf
dent that shipping ore is not far away.
A body of oxidized quartz has been
opened up for a distance of twenty feet
on the 300-foot level of the Frances
Mohawk mine, in the north crosscut
The ore is exactly like the old Jumbo
ore but does not carry the same rich
values. the assays running about SIS
ton. On the 500-foot level in the south
crosscut, two feet of splendid looking
quartz. mixed with white tale has just
been broken into
At the Madonna mine everything is
looking in fine shape. Preparations are
being made to drift over under the shaft
from which Hayes got his high values
and the prospects for finding ore in that
section are very favorable.
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RAILROAD STRIKE CURTAILS
ORE AND OTHER TRAFFIC

ed Tonopah to confer with Mr.. Hedden
in an effort to secure an early resump-
tion OF train service. 1t had been re-
ported here that the railroad manager
had made no effort to secure men to
take the places OF the strikers or to
adjust the differences with the men.
Manager Hedden explained the situa-
fion and the committee returned to
Goldheld last night thoroughly satis-
fed that he had done everything in his
power and that the tie-up wou!d be
ended within n day or two. Some of
the men have already returned 10 work
and others will return today. Manager
Hedden says he il willing TO take them
all back with the exception OF the recall
citrant conductor and that the accused
engineer and fireman win be accorded q
hearing to which they are entitled.
The strike has had serious effect on
the output of the mines. The Nevada
Goldheld Reduction Works yesterday
notified the big shippers that they could
not receive any more ore owing to the
strike. The bins at the works have q
capacity of 1000 tons and they are
full. The Western Ore Purchasing
company's bins hold 1000 tons and they
are also Iufi. rive cars OF ore from tue
Consolidated properties were refused
yesterday as we'll as consignments from
other shippers.
The Los Angeles train from the south.
due in Goldfeld last Tuesday night was
wrecked at Bonnie Glare by running
into an open switch and colliding with
two loaded coal cars. The coal cars
were wrecked and the engine. baggage
car and day coach of the passenger train
were ditched. One OF the trainmen was
slightly injured by being thrown against
the side of the car but none of the pass
engers were injured although they
spent very tlisarseeable light 81 the
drixzifng rain. owing 20 the lack or ac-
commodations at Bonnie Glare. Many of
the unfortunates were compelled to sleep
under awnings and porches while a few
found refuge in leaky tents. A relief
train was sent out from Goldfield
Wednesday morning and brought in the
passengers. but not until they had been
left without attention for nearly "a
hours. The wreck was evidently the
work of someone having a grudee
against the railroad as the switch lock
had been broken and the fish plates
loosened.
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MACMILLANCO. DISTRIBUTES
Sl69.OOO FOR MONTH OCTOBER

The j. H. Macmillan company, incor-
porated, is certainly contributing its
share toward making Goldfield large
and prosperous mining camp. For the
month of October the company Will re-
lease in the channels of Goldfield trade,
the sum of s169,0O0 in dividends. pay
rolls and supplies. How this amount
will be distributed will be found in an
adjoining column.
Notwithstanding the tie-up of the rail-
roads because of the labor difficulties,
Manager George B. Holleran of the J.
II. Macmillan company has continued
operations at both the Mohawk-Jumbo
and the Mohawk Red Top leases. and in
the former the tonnage has not only held
its own but has increased and will this
week outstrip even the record produc-
tion of the seven days accounted for in
the last issue of The News. This weeks
shipments from the Mohawk-Jumbo
reach 1900 tons with the ore averaging
$50 and a large portion of 1t coming
from the 500-foot level, which is the
lowest ore-producing level in the camp,
a fact which adds one more salient point
to the argument of the depth and perma-
nency of the Goldfield district.
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NJ. j. Monnette and associates have
purchased the control of the Combina-
tion Fraction Leasing and Mining com
pany and the property is now in charge
of General Superintendent w. s. Ran
nells. Mr.. Rannells and J. J. Jones are
interested in the lease with Mr.. Mon
nette. The shaft is down $50 feet and
considerable drifting and crosscutting
has been done on the 800. and 520-foot
levels. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Mon
nette and his associates to institute a
vigorous campaign OF development and
as the Combination Fraction has been
proven to possess large and rich ore
bodies. supposed to belong to the NO
hawk vein system, there is every reason
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promise of developing into big thing
The shaft was sunk to 265 feet, the IN
tention being to go to 300 feet and then
crosscut for the vein at that depth But
at the 265-foot point the shaft cut into
a vein and the water began rushing i'm so
fast that sinking had TO be temporarily
abandoned. 1t was then decided to
crosscut at the 250-foot. The water is
rapidly draining off. as is usual in the
Diamondfield section, and sinking will
probably be resumed in a few weeks.
That does not mean. however, that the
work of exploring the big vein will be
abandoned ON the $50 As soon as the
footwall has been found drifts will be
run both ways on the vein TO determine
its exact trend and extent. Some sui
phides are found in the ore and with
another 100 feet of depth 1t is probable
that the quartz will be found thoroughly
impregnated with sulphides.
This strike is of the greatest import
ance to the Diamondfeld section and to
the entire district and it's thorough de-
velopment is awaited with impatience
by every mining operator in the camp.