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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
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None of our readers are expected to
send in an answer to this question. say
the Financial Bulletin. though we doubt
not that about all Of them a v some
The point is here raised by the Financial
Bulletin chiefly because a discussion has
for some time been going the rounds Of
the mining press upon the peculiar quail
~ifcations which entitle . man to add the
~appendage z. M. or NJ. f. to his name.
The profession Of mining engineering
justly stands today a. one Of the high
est and noblest in the world, and for II
| the Financial Bulletin has the greatest
respect n admiration. But we decry
the loose manner in which the term il
being banded about. and We would like
to enter a strenuous objection to its use
by persons clearly not entitled to this
distinction. Yet 1t is invariably as
sumed for a purpose. and that purpose
is just as invariably to assist some
questionable mining company to sell its
stock.
OF course. we do not believe that at
tendance for a certain term at an estab-
lished mining school Is necessary to
qualify one for this title. Those who
do not have the opportunity to attend
such a school should. II they have
gained the requisite knowledge by actual
experience and private study. be per-
mitted to practice as a mining engineer.
Not all lawyers lave been educated in a
law school,. and some Of the worlds best
mining engineers have had scant oppor-
tunity to receive instruction within col
iege walls. But ,ee certainly do think
that some sort Of a law should be en-
acted establishing a system OF govern
ment registration for the members OF
this profession the-same as that now
required in the fields of medicine. law.
pharmacy. etc.
The Financial Bulletin Is firmly of the
belief that an arrangement of this kind
would prevent many frauds now COM
mitted by those who pose as mining en-
gineers. yet who are a positive disgrace
to that noble profession
1t can not be doubted that such an
arrangement would have the desirable
effect of placing the profession upon a
more dignifed and reliable basis. and
will virtually put an end to the Evil
practice of making up spurious reports
upon mining propositions by utter In
competents. An engineers report will
then mean something. and It can be re-
liea upon by the investor. Malpractice
under such q law would. OF course, have
the effect OF depriving en- engineer Of
his license to practice.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

1x0 CAvz-xN n TIE DUPLEX MINE
The recent cave-in on the 250-foot
level of the New Years Gift shaft at the
Duplex mine was one of great magni-
tude and extent. Thousands of o OF
rock came down and covered up $50 0
Of ore that was broker and ready to go
10 the rill. The men working in the
stope at the time heard rumblings OF a
sinister nature overhead, and realizing
the unsafe condition of the walls rushed
10 a place Of safety. No sooner were
they out of danger han a deluge Of rock
was precipitated below. Hundreds OF
tons of high grade ore accompanied the
waste. and wherever it is safe to work
this Is being X out.
Specimens literally a mass of free
gold is found mixed up in the debris OF
the cave-in. 1t will be some time before
the workings can be put in shape to ex-
tract the ore beneath the pile of waste.
Another contract was let last week
for work on the Christmas Gift shaft.
which includes 100 feet of sinking and
so feet of prosecuting. Ed Mclaughlin
secured the work, and for a few days
employed two shifts, but on account OF
bad air was compelled to lay or the
night shift temporarily. This shaft has
now a depth of 2S5 feet. A station has
been cut at 275 feet and prosecuting to
the vein is going ahead simultaneously
with the work of dropping the shaft an
other 100 feet. As soon as the present
contract Is finished another one calling
for $50 feet of sinking will be let.
Manager Fred Cotton intends to rush
things in order to attain depth. After
development has proceeded to a stage
where greater treatment capacity Is
needed the erection of a new mill will
Immediately.
Everything points to big d,ings at the
Christmas Gift. and public interest Is
centerad on the future development OF
the Duplex as a whole. 1t Is freely pre-
dicted by those in a position to know
that his property will outstrip the FAM
Gus Quartette both in richness and ton
mage.
~Searchlight is on the eve of moment
Gus events, and not the least OF these Is
the future of the Duplex.-Searchlight
News.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
YO1NWD

The Nevada Champion Mining COM
pany has been incorporated with Gold
field named as the principal place of
business. The capitalization is $1,000
600 and the i~ncorporators are NJ. c.
scully, Felix Raphel and Frank XII
patrick.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
xAxxArrAx A BUSY PLACE

According to C. o. Burkhart, a Man
haitian attorney who visited Goldfeld this
week. there will be four mills running
in that camp before the first of the year.
There are now more miners employed
than ever before and the developments
are daily increasing the intrinsic values
of the properties.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
RAILROAD PERSECUTION,

You buy east or on coast requires
from 80 days to 8 months to receive
freight.
We give you Chicago prices for 80
CHICAGO FURNITURE co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
YoB HOIST

Work on the Acacia has been tenn
porarily suspended. the bore having be-
come too deep. 1874 feet. for h within.
The property will resume as soon as a
hosting plant is installed. Quartz was
coming into the shaft when work ceased
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
WAIT BACK

TEX" Richard and A. D. Myers OF
Goldheld have brought suit al Ely
against NJ. M. johnson. They allege
that they paid defendant $4,000 Tor
claims which he did not have title to.
The suit is for the %refunding OF this
money and costs.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

The separation of lead from its ores is
one of the earliest Of the metallurgical
processes. The ancient Hebrews knew
how to reduce lead from its ores and in
5000 B. c. the ancient Egyptians smelted
lead ores.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
ncUnrxY LASTED

A 20-horse power electric hoist will
shortly be installed by the Sandstone
Mining and Leasing company. The stock
IL now listed. The shaft Is down rs feet
and prosecuting will begin at once to
cut a known ledge.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
BUTTE BOYS

The Butte Boys Consolidated Mining
company has just let a contract for
sinking the shaft another 100 feet. The
shaft is already down 145 feet and some
very rich stringers have been cut but
the ore body has not yet been found.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
p -rNco1Po1ATEs

Thomas Moran, Thomas w. Moran
and G.. B. NJ. Gray have filed articles In
cooperating the Community Mining COM
pany. Goldheld is the principal place OF
business. The capitalization is $780,
900.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
App1IcArroN 70. LISTING

The Goldfeld Mining Stock exchange
will shortly be asked to list the Fair
view Keystone. a property adjoining the
Fairview Eagle. Development work on
this property commenced this week.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

Mrs. Maison and maid are arrivals
from France. Mrs. Maison is in search
of her son, who was in Goldfeld a few
days ago. Any information as to his
present location may be sent to the
Montezuma club.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
co1rrAwrUs coMsoLrDArn

The Golden Anchor and Midway Ex-
tension at Tonopah hav consolidated.
The former Is the holding company. Its
capitalization has been increased to
1000. 900 shares.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
PnooaEss or Won

The contractors expect to nave Inc
News building under roof In about ~
days The work on the Montezuma ciup
building is being delayed by non-arrivai
of structural steel.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

A eallows frame has Just been erected
on the Florence Alamo. The hoist has
been ordered, but has not yet arrived.
A gallows frame has been erected ON
the Lewis lease on the Gold Horn.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
.xrPr1xo ore AT nEaExT

High grade ore is being sacked by
Nash. Cushman & Ish in the property at
Sugar Loaf mountain in Regent district.
The rich values developed at the 1875
foot point in the shaft.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

A miner named Harding fell down the
manway OF the Etawanda shaft Wednes-
day and sustained a compound fracture
Of the skull. His recovery il doubtful.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

The Sandstone Mining and Leasing
company is pushing work on Its shaft
which is down rs feet. Croscuts will be
driven on the 100 and 15o-foot levels.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
nryrIorrxa MIRO 4 rowx

Within the past couple of weeks the
population of Luning has grown from
so to 200. This is due to the activity in
the copper mining district a few miles
away.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
xo1sr

A gasoline hoist has been ordered for
the Goldfield Sunset Mining company's
shaft. A depth of $50 feet has been at
tanned and prosecuting will 10 De the
order.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
KILLED ~ EXPLOSION.

Fort Terry. y Y jelly = lsol-
While Al TARGET practice a. ms
Mace George " Hammond vas sud
denly killed. Ills left shoulder ras
blown on and his left arm ~4s no'
found.
Two other members Of The saHie
rompany vere severely injured L
4 Thought that their is no chance
for recovery Serst b " Banks
.yes uere blown ont and his face i
In horIibls shape
George " Hammond. vao eas
allied. viii - SEAT TO bis bone e
clinton COUNTY Tens there is
number o. the bcys ieft e moafa
me loss of this sVoenent soldier -
rad to give his life up He haa oa.s
,hree months and SIX days - "
serss in the arm, rae all loa.
~ rrt embered BY the soldiers q
Fou Terri W
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
They Are Upon Us

Every dog has bis day. and this
is uhen be gets his sirius Is in con
ianetiou. or tisiaactlot or somefhihg
With the sun. and TIA, t.ying AID
awful season known a. Dor Days Is
Threatening Us with diretui doins
There really are certain things which
!, would b. extremely hazardous 70
do durias the dog days Don't thro~
a lighted match into a seE o. gun
powder nont throw yourself under
moving train Swallowing u1ore
ihan a quart OF eArholie acid a. one
tm, vii produce highly unsatisiae-
tory results pont drop from a sal
loon a Thousand feet in The air Ths
performance Of any q these thinE,
While dog DAYS las, viH Be sure e
lhrinE disastrous results
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
FALsBURG

PRO. williams. Of Louisa, preached
a very interesting sermon TO the peo-
pie Of his place Monday night He
Is a good talker and W s'+le be
glad 10 have him with = gain
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Campbell, Of
W Va. are visiting relatives here.
Jake Rice. Of Huntington, is here
Miss Della Crank, OF No. .iai. IS Wis
ring friends and relatives here
r b BnIups. OF Round Bottom, "
Ia. was here SATURDAY
Xxx Rice Is some better
Harve Elan, Jr.. Of HunneweI. va
here last week.
There will be festival here tn
ln-st saturday night in Aug.st, b
Ieiul ing al ; O'Clock.
Our school opened MONDAY vii
good attendance and L z Bradie
,...ssr Wild Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

blessed are the dead that die in
the Lord on Sunday. June 9Th. 1907,
death visited the home Of Norah
holly. and took from him his dar-
ling wife. she leaves a husband and
six children and a host Of relatives
and friends to mourn her loss
Her death was a great shock 10
the community. SIZE was only SICK
eight days While she leaves bus
hand and children their loss is her
gain. for she has gone TO be with
her two children. two sisters and a
brother. who have been waiting her.
she vas loving companion. kind
mother. and a true Christian and in
losing her We lose a great worker In
Ithe church. and she will be missed
lby all To the bereaved COMPANION
lehildren and relatives OF the deceas-
led We know that your hearts ar'
melted with grief and sorroT, ou'
YOU should remember that you hav'
not lost her: you have only laid he
Itody TO rest while angels have waite
her spirit home TO the God who CAV
tln Her testimonials and christia
works will long be fresh in the mem
; Iory Of her many friends.
We know OF no better and sweete
xIconsoIation than these precious fe'
! words. lis 80 sweet to trust in Jei
; Ins. for he tells Us if We viii onl
: Trust him that he viii never forsal
Us Kind friend. don't grieve an
. susie. for she Is nov in that On
) lcaIIed Heaven. where there Is
|. more parting There will be no sic
Ines nor death in that Holy CT
. hut We can shout and sing fOrey'
II We only live as our dear fFiel
Is lived A friend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

5iouahafsi On as A
., n.s Blaine last ThurstAy srsnias
suep, cross ties away. ore vAsoa
was carried by the water consider
able distance and Wrecked ms AN
fell in very narrow hne uos''s
northeast o. Pigeon RooSt-
Farmers are mostly done shsS corn.
Al present crOps are lookins some
What better than heretofore
We are expecting socd eonsTe-
cation At Elizabeth Church on next
SATURDAY. and sunday. II IS Whst'
called sacrament meeting Friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

s circle Of lathe work IN rre.
within this. with the figures ras
Cd one above The other. are
and On the 81 note is sbov
The - on a white background /,
other two figures backed bv ~
The y bin has The figure ~ "A
white background. willie The a.
two figures arr green
~, tie s. bin never made h.
pearanee A biil q this danomina,l
vas ENGRAVED. and the proofs is,|
but the Treasury Department
advised that such a aenomlsa,
waf not needed
These bills are no, 20 sear,.a
other Issues. at the time o. n
frat appearance we're REGARDED
eu-iosities and many persons
specimens away aud they e,,is,
Perfectly crisp condition.
Ihs third Issue 81 legal tender
isss Included Denomination. .,
so. ~, SO. 800. 500 kI.o0 4
same denominations With H.
dition q the 81. y aadiIog9
or this series the s. bin IS resa
- the handsomes, priated no 10
time Il had in the center .,
diverse the same portrait Of VI
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80 goid certificate The 8. Bill
ed a fine representation q, the Il
itol.
Only one iegai tender b.ll q,
denomination q tloo8 4as |
used. and that specimen Is nov IA
Treasurg Department At Washing !,
All o. ne fourth issue o' hoi.
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su.'seqns 81 and s. Issues a
which are searceg are me fsG.I
issues. asaed ty Allison ana \
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
KODAKS.

The Eastman Camera Company has es-
tabGshed station in Louisa through which
to sell Kodaks and Supplies. Films, dsvel-
oping compounds, paper, etc., at the same
prices as are charged at headquarters.
Kodaks Of several sizes and kinas. The
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR
Premium List This Year Offers
$4,000 to all Classes.

.hree hundred and one Different
1,s. liz classes. in which viii be
rsade z.6ss awards, an average Of as
awards a day for six days,
This. in brief, describes the preminIll
lis, for the 1907 Kentucky State Fair,
.ust issued. OF the 5000 ~ prem
huns. $4,000 IS appropriated by The
Geaeral Assembly u Kentucky. and
iiseoO added b. the State Board OF
agriculture. under whose auspices the
nentucky State Fair will be given in
/ ouisyille. September i6-zl-
In Department "A. Horses. there
are u Glasses and 20 awards will -
I.i4de The elsssliications include
. hight harness. three and five-gaii
soldiers. roadsters. combination har-
ness and saddlers. American carriage
A slantation saddlsrs. runabohts. higi
I sieppers. thoroughbreds. and Shetland
! ana other ponies Ball Bros offel
$50 in two special classes for IN
: t.ez 1907 foaI Of Montgomery Chief
; The American Saddle Horse Breeder
b. Association offers a one hundred dol
lar cup. Other silver cups are Of
i ,cred b. Col " J. Hogan. the Pou
= hatan stock Farm. and smys=r Bro
~ Eleven classes are devoted to mule
/, il which . Awards vii b. mad
=, There are L classes for Jack stoel
~ AID - awards viii Be- made The
= include a fifty dollar cup offered !
Nv. 7. Hayes. u Bloomfield.
-Four hundred and seven awarl
:. cover the Beef Cattle Departme'
1hleh Is 81 classes divided amol
n Ishorthorns. Herefords. Polled Dl
Trans. Aberdeen Angus and Red Poi
There arr SPECIAL Kentucky clas.
Lea shorthorns Herefords and Poll
+. DurhamE The shorthorn Breed
Association has appropriated fs7s
- premiums ia this department
, Hereford Association. 500, and
u Fooled Durham Association 50
J pairy Cattle vii receive III ava
a.. Ia 3 CLASSES There are II elAs
49, Tor JsrseIs ard u each Tor Hoisi'
ara Frrsians Ayrshires and Guernseys
-, oh ths Beef Cattle and Dairy cai
4 l~fsrtuisuts there are lots for i
-. rauais exhibitors herds. Breed
No. oang herds. ct o. sire and prod
Ne. q COS and championships
T4o hundred and seventeen Az
,,,.. Is :. different Glasses oompTise
-, swine Department. in which ar
-, = shown Bsrkshires. Dnroe-lers
notsy I,-'.na Chiuas. Chester Whites. ]
imbef vorths. 10 -hires HAmPshires,
There are speela rms for Kent
elaszez Azar,ss 49,. h. mad,
individuals. hsras. Erpaps ana 1
pioushiPs
TIE sheep ard Goat Depar
'1. has - classes in which - a
con all b made Tea classes ar
-' voted TO each q the folio
-.'.4 Sh-opshlrss. Cosszalds. south I
- : American Merfnos. Oxford D
loll J Haushires- D.orsets and AnEoEa
nh The classes are tiFited among
~ y visuais. fiocks. pens and. chan
ehto- ships The AmerieNn Hamshirs
gun Association has offered several
-'' al premiums in this de1artme
In the Pouitry Department
a. on awards uin bs made on Isl c
''is.A which include BrahnAs. Cochini
mouth Rocks. wyand0ttes, LaRE
nrpinEtons. Antalusians Les
'l''' NinorcAs HAnburES. Rhode
~ y Reds. PIT Games. Indian Cams.
Rsntams Bzutams osher than
Decks. TURKEYS and Geese n
p-rsent department.. Commiszio
) ~ Agriculture. Vreeiznd has
: tAis rine u-1ss. agzrezzfinE 500.
Is sud -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
rop SALE OR RRSr.

Residence prOperu on LOsk Az
,nue. Louisa. KY Nsv eisht non
louss. water and "a Appn !"
n. n. n. sna J. J. 0anhill' b'ainA
". N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
ARE MONEY.
interesting Facts Worth
Reading.

nail dozen men IN TINS Nouh-
speciality Of collecting the
kinds Of United States
honey chief among them are
broune and q II. lllake. Of
III who Jointly produced the
The history Of the paper
the United States recentll
ur. browne at a meeting Of
rlean NuinisInatic and Arch
society. Mr.. Blake exhib-
ths same time the bills re-
IN the paper
The United States issue Of
,sey first came the demand
hieh gave rise 10 the name
ssss Congress on July u,
,horiaed an Issue Of paper
n N denominations Of g..
So. OF which ieo.Oso,cOo went
into circulation.
notes we're made payable IN
PhlIadelphiA. Boston. Gin
and 81 Louis. the idea be-
distribute the redemption a.
posslble and not TO embarass
particular place The subss-
uss we're made payable IN
rk alone.
notes were issued Tor =
les than eight months for
q Congress OF February =
,su issue. the sirss q the ie-
II notes. Vas authorized in
aiions Of q. tie. ~. ~
and ti.eoo fifty mill
rs oi the nsw notes were ".
Dc Up The demand notes, and
disappeared FROM circula.
records nov show that onll
more Than tsoeoo q thefs
main 10 b. redeemed. aud
loved that not more lhar
9th Arr still IN cNlsienoe
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royci or lost
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states Of America. "
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demand notes we're printed
herioan bank Note CompA'
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rsons All denominations
o;es are nos extremely scal
Arly the so and go not
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ne, collectors. especially VI
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nnd some Of these bills n
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
wRrrE Us A rErrER

t..sy and traasiy. n sHsc.ssi ,aua-
s,ns. .nux Is al y.u s'us-s.
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n.ed.s O., oA.''.s''s.. IN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
GAVE UP SUPPORTER

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t,ilg t.ua bclu1R UE1i.s Nm. :. J.
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