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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-02
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Nus Mifiiifippi tptnt1t bic er.
freulihe 9ahriGt, onB in ben oemps
tratiiden BrimdrnabIen Der Son.
greBreprdientant Wiaiams gum Demo.
fratiihen 3anoioaten fir oas Genas
loren . Nnlt nDn1i1iert uuroen 1T.
WiQiam's @e9ner mar betanntlih
Der berihtiate @ounerneur 6aroa.
man.
- Sn ber NGbe BON Geb Nud,
Otlaboria. eutgleiite Der mad WDroerl
gebenoe Yaiiaeiersua Der Ganta sc
Bnbn. Der Observation-Disclosures NaG
tan um'8 2eben uno r1ebrere Ber.
iUaer muroen ihmer nerlebt.
Die republitaniihe Staatsfon.
benton oeS ieuen Gtaatea Otlabu'
ma Dat ben iebiaen 8ouuerneur
Sranb wieoer als Ganoioaten aufse.
felt.
Sn SEEN gurf lift eir fleines
ahtidbriges Wdodaen 0amens 8otie
Britihler in berfelben 5hreGlihen
Weiie eruaurbet moroen. mie nor
oht 3ager Suei Srauen. War
bat lie Deraemaltiat. eroruIielt unb
bic 2eihe banr, neritimmelt. Das
Werbrehen geidab in Der Wdbe oee
often Srieobuie on Der DreiSebnten
StraBe. aiht tueit BON Der &reuaung
bee @riten Nuenue. Da8 tleine Mt1os
den mar bic Tohter zines oeut1Hen
&eftauratiDns &euners. Man bat eli.
men SdubH,der, Der in Der 0ah.
bari@aft mohnte, als nerodhtie Der.
baftet.
Der Wetbuoiftenprebiaer 6uuG
IN 2ate CHARLES. 2a.. bat a1getiin.
6iat. oaB er mdbreno oes heiSen 8et.
ters in 6emo8drmelu preoiaer rueroe
uno DAB feline 8ub6rer aud rlur in
6emoSdrneln fommet iogten. 81.
feabar elm iebr nerntnftieer Manr.
NusIan0.
- SIN Der n1nrDftaniiden Staot
9nnQer lit elm sbiff anaetommen,
oas cine Gnsabl Glibtlinge aus Ga.
iablanca an 8Dro batte. Sic be-
rifteten. oaB bic ginaeborenen BEL
ihrem ginorinaeri in bic Gtaot hoe.
niaftens aht gurupder aetDtet haben.
Die @urupder baben iiG in bic Der.
i6ieoenen 9Dniulate seaabtet.
- Sn 6Ongtouaif 1T bas 6onetunQ.
0DteI, elm beiDnoer8 BON Mmerifas
rern uiel beiuhtes 6aus. aufammen.
a%eitiirst. Webrere Beripnen fino
um'a 2eben getomnen.
Der Gniler BON 3ureo bat bic
Guf1Diuna oer toreaniihen Nrmee
arigeuronet. Dieter Befe6l bat, uie
aus SUeul. bee 6auptftaot aorea's
9et1eloet tuiro, gu Enlightenment uno
5u blutioer ~Buiammenit6Ben smis
iden ben iapanilhen uub ben torea.
aiiGen S0loaten aefiibrt, BET oenen
l29 bee griteren unl'a 2eben aetom.
men iein iOqen. Den 5apaneru lit
es anaeblib iebr ibneG eeluneen, Die
utiruber in Der 6auptitaot 5l unter.
ortifen. bod beFirdatet mon. oas es
I'm Saiioe nod .neite1<n unruben
tUmriert miro.
Jn I0lae Der Gtreifs in Der
rulftih' polniihen Staot 2uos lit es
bort tuieoer bu &ubehDruneen 9etum.
men, IN oenen mebrere Berlonen ae.
totet uno oermunoet fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-02

miifen etDas meleen, uno toeun
nidts paiiiert, nuB etruas berbeioe.
ihaft meroen. Menn nun iraenb
elm tleines 2onoOner 8[att einen
aruBen %Hammenoen SenlatiDnsQrtts
Eel Qeaer Deutihlano idreibt, TO ia.
ben t1anhe beutihe 9orrefpouoenten
niht8 befiere8 au tun, oils i'm in
extenso nod 9eutf@lano au tele,
arnphieren. @beniu umaetebrt, ueun
ireeno zines Der ~tleinerer panoer.
maniitiiben Bldtter 9eutIhlanbs,
nelde gar tetne 8eoeutu1e uno rur
5000 2eier baben. ireeuo einen
uiitenoen NuafaQ geaer gn9fano
brinaen. @atirlih teilen bic Ror.
r%eipDnbenten rur in ben tueniaIten
Sdaen nit, oaB Die sitierten Blats
ter t1ur Wenig aeleien ueroen. Ionft
uiiroe Die Beoeutun9 ibrer Welbuna
oistreoitiert. 9a pnifieren bann
aars tDQe Gahen. gu bat neulih
Elm nerrIdter 9eusiGer. ben uiemano
grnft nin1mt, elm BUD 9eihriebeu,
in peldem Die Bbalaar Der beutIhen
9uftimiffe England erobert; nod.
reno in 9eutihlano Die 8reIie ben
Wanrt oeripDttet, brinQen biele
9onoDner 8lGtter lanoe Nuaaige aus
oieiem unitnn-unb in England
glauben oann niele, oieier berrudte
Bbantaft reprdfentiere Die 6ufnun.
gen bee Deutiben u. I. 10.
Daonr@ uiro bann bic Station
fallh informiert. uerbebt uno uberau
eebdiitaes WtiBtrauer, eeidet. Sic
gngldn0er haberl INNER cine 10 fGD.
ne uno cole Snitiatine IN ben Sohen
Der 6un1anit6t eeaeigt-fie baben ben
Wert Der grDBen tnDralifGen &raft
oer buntanitdren Nnihauungen, mels
DE cine Nrt Dberinftan3 in ben
Streitiateiteri Der Softer ruerben
Tam. rietnals nertannt. Wenn audi
oieIe u15raliibe Oberinitans beute
mod ntht 10 nett lit. nm aue @rieae
uno ale @rnuiamteiten su BERLIN.
bern. 10 lit tie bod nieQeidt fart.
geuug, I'm beberiide NahriHten I'M.
beoeutenoer Bldtter, tpelde bas 6f.
fentlihe 2eben neraifter, burh einen
itareen riuraliiben Druid, onrG Die
Wirtung zines bod9ebaliener1 inter.
natiunaIen Gates gu uerbinoern. Sc
iolJte ourh bic Bemiihungen Der
Ba5iisiftei nuer 2anoer 10 nett tons
men, oaB es einfada DON ielbit ubne
weitere8 als unfair" gilt. iolde uers
beBenoe uno nergiftenbe NaHrtHteu
in bic Belt 81 ite0en.
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Srieoe uns 9reiie.

Sn elmer Der lebten Nummeru Der
.GentemuDrarn &eniem" beiprehei
5uei ausgeaeihnete Bublisiften @nQ.
lambs uerfhieoene Erager Der Brefie.
ihren ginfluB nuf bic internationalen
Stimmun8en unb auf Rrtea uno
Trieoen. Die beioen 6erren, Spo.
neb Gam uno Bercp @iaiar1 Buns
birp fino BON ibrer ReiIe rah Deutld.
lamb surifgefDmmer uno geben nun
Dffer einert aemifen Staunen Nus.
oru6. oaB Die Yerbdltniffe, bic Stini.
mung uno @eiinnuna IN Be5ua auf
Rriea nno Wilit6r in Deutihlonb
gang anoere. ia brett eutaeaeneelebte
fino. ala man in England i'm NG9e.
nieinel aneenommer bate. Sic tra.
fen IN Deuti@lano alIeenaein 5rie.
oensliebe an, aQeroinas permilGt
nit einem eemiffen WiBtrauer oeaen
Die enalii&e Bolitit. Wp5er t0mntt
es nun. 10 lautet ibre Srage. oaB
man einerieits in Geutiblano mpl
f1lihlihermeile ber englilHen BulitiE
iol6e8 Wi6trauen enteeaenbrinQt,
oloererieit8 in England bic Deuts
ihen fir Elm bDie8 grobernngsuult
bdlt, meldes at, nihts anberes oente,
als iiber feline Rahbarn bersuFanen,
obmol es felt 81 Sabren riGt ben ae.
rinaften STREET. aehabt Eat.
Die 26iuna bieies Brubleu,s tpirb
IN Der Organization uno Der giaen.
art zines Eeiles Der Breiie gefunoen.
Das besiebt fth niht rur auf eng.
lamb uno Deutihlano, ipnoeru alei'
herweife auf aIe anberen B6lfer.
England uno Deutihlano fiuo nur
Elm beiunoer8 flares oeutlihes Bel.
ipiel. Sn 20noon fisen bic oeutIhen,
in Berlin bic enoliihen 4%urreIppus
benton nit Der Nufanbe, ihren Rel.
tungen 0abridten. 10 interefant, 10
ieniationea mie m6glib sl geben.
Gufregenoe uno intereKante TatIa.
den aber paiiieren niHt aCsu h1ufia,
Sic ourb iahlibe uno trudene Dor.
fteaunaen Der Bplitit uno Der Ser.
bdltniiie oe8 frenoen 2onoes ai er.
iesen. t1nnei ith MIR bic Rurre1pons
benton Der erpBen pornehmeren Rel.
tunaen geftatten. Sn anoeren MIR.
ben iDlhe Grtitel obue meiteres i'm
Bapierforb uerihminoen. Gber audi
Die 3erreipDnoenten lslGer Bldtter
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Gin fiibItd5er 9rpbibitipns gtaat,

Ser erfte Sibitaat. Der iid cine
mirtli@e CHARACTERIZATION aufaoet.
lift Georgia. 2ucal Option . @elebe
haben Ite ia ihDn ale unb in eini'
gen. wie g.. 8. Wtiifiiiippi, lit oieies
2Dcals0 ptiDnsS bftem TO melt au8ges
bebnt. oaB e8 elmer mirtIihen ehten
Staataprpbibition aleihtumttt, aber
in Georgia bat Die Xegialatur iebt
Elm rihtiae8 Observation-Disclosures
angenDmnter1 uno oas 1T bister nod,
in teinem Sioftante paiiirt. 6oF.
fentlih beoeutet hieies 8oraeber
@eDr9ia'a niht cine Wenouno aur,
Sbltmmen, 0eieung lit bel uniern
Brubibitioniften oasu nurbanoen.
Das neue @eieb oes States @eprs
9ia beititnnt, oaB in eetnert 0auie
traenomo i'm State. oa8 als Sc
ihaftshau8 benubt miro, elm beroll.
ihenoe8 Setr6nt fabriairt poer auf.
bemabrt meroen oarf uno oaB ber
Bertauf zines berauibenoer @etr6ns
tes 0oec oas Sortaeben gu ae5hdft.
lihen 8weden nerbntert lit. Go lift
aliO in 10 fern nibt 10 ihlinm, mie
anoere Br0hibition8Qeiehe, ala eS
Dem Brtuatmanr geitattet, in ieinent
bauie 10 niele berauibenoen @e.
trdnte 81 baben. mie &c nil. muir
oarf er ite niht in Georgia tanfer,
nerfaufer 0oer in Der 8orausiebun9
fOrtgeben. oaB &c auf anoere Weiie
Beaablung oafiir betDmnte. Muh
lit Die observation-disclosures riht
81 einent integrirenoen 9eil Der
Staatsuerfaffung aeuaadt uuroer.
tie lit tiur in einetl einfahen @eieb
~enthalten, oas 5u ie6er Belt uieoer
aufgetDbea weroen tam. NItu feit
EuDllte man fih bic Sat nllo bod
uDbl nibt auferlegen.
Nber tr0boem bleibt baS Tattum
beitehen. bas @eprgia als eriter ftio.
lihe Stant CHARACTERIZATION einges
fibrt bat uno oieies Gatium lit auf's
Sieffte 5u beoauern. Waboem bic
BrohtbitiDniiten Der lehter Sabre i'm
NOroeu cine Sblappe r1ah Der ons
bern erIitten baben uno lire Beftre.
bunger u6ai9 in Wiecreoit gerateti
ftno. ftn6 iie nah benz Siioen qe.
eDmmer uno bier. NOD man uor fGnf
uno stuansig Sabren oar nidt an
Broblbition oaHte, lit ea linen ge.
lungen, in einent State ran benz
anoern iih feftsuiesen unb Gusbrei.
tung su erlangen. Wit ungemeiner
8eihidlimteit baber fie 9earbeltet
nno beute baden fie menieftens in
e inem State ibr 8iel errei9t:
Die Characterization. Sebt meroer
tie fih audi anloie anbern beranulas
den.
Die Unit BrDhibitiuniiten in ber
2egialatur baben aIes Wi6altde ae.
tan, UNI bic Nnnabme oes @eiebes
Su nerbiiten. e8 uar uesoebliG. Sn
1ofera uar iibriaena bic gin5uhrunQ
Der 8rubibiti0n ourh einfa@eS @eo
ieb beoentlider als ourda elm Berfal.
lungs $ ENHANCEMENT, alS fiber oaa
3ebtere bic BeoDlterung INNER nod
abittr1ttlett muB, fir bic Mnnabme
oes @riteren aber aur Der 8el&lus
Der Geaislatoren n1tia lift.
Wir t6nnen rur mnniGen, oaB
Georgia Der einsige Brubibitiun8s
ftaat i'm Sioen bleiben uno ba6 aud
Georgia 6as Sod Der Brohlbition
balo mieoer abihitteln rn0ae.
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Ketle.
q E d | E.

aartDHeIn, Neue $500 u. s2.15 pc,
gentner.
8rpiebeln, genDu 9aupers $50 unt
$2.75 per so Bfb.
SOmaten. Seras rs cts. uni. $1.eO per
4 8orb.grate.
&arrotteu. IS Cts. per 9nbenb 8anbel
&Dbi, So IS per 100 $50.
Bohnen, Neue Seras $500 Der Bulb;
Bphnen. Bafs, 81 90 Cts. per RiHe.
YfeTer, 80 un6 rs Cts. per u gufB.
Squaib, X Gulhel. Rite 80 gts.
Strn. 80 gt8. per "a Blu.
Sonts. pee gfh............9-10Z. eta
&nla ..........
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,,gtcber spte bic sOnne'',

1T Elm iralter Husorud; oenn Son.
rienaufs uno nntereane lit bic reael.
n1dBiaite @ribeinuna. Die gdtias
teit oer 2eber uno @ingepeioe lit
eoetlio re9elm6Bi9. uenr init Or.
Rt1g's Nenen 2ebenS BiIen reau.
ltert. @arantiert opn Neolpb Drei6
u1o u. @Ohn s. 60. Breis 25 Cts.
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ben aemorfen unb Dinee ertenner,
la}en. bic etnen ieoen patriotiihen
Bnraer oieies 2anoes NIT Sbreden
eriIuen miiien. 8ieaeidt int oas
bon 8eoeutuna fiir bic 8utunft, niel'
leidt tragen gernoe oteie @ntbiiQun'
gen oaau bel, baB in oieien 8erbdlt'
ntiien eine I%enoerung eintritt. Damn
miiroe oteier pielbeiprohene 8ruseB
in Der Tat cine aIaemeine rationale
Beoeutung baben.
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S aute.
3 q d m N

Can Mntontr, 9ex., 81. SuIi.
Drbinarb 7.I Gents; @oob Orbinart
81 Gents; Com MibbIing 10 a gts..
Mi6blina II Gents; @p0b @iboline
l2.L Cts gei6olina 5air 1917 gts.
@alneftOns 9eE., 81. Suli. -Orbtnart
81 cts t; @0ob Ordinary 1O.L cts.
4oru WiboIins 11.L Cts; Wib6Iinp
Ii cts; @D06 Niobling 13.L gts.
Ri6bling Snir ID Cent?.
HeiD CrleatS, 2a.s 81. SuIi.
guD6 Orbinarb 10. 1l16 gts.: 2Dru Wibb.
ling 1l.5i16 gts.; Miholiua 12.Z gts.
@oo6 Mioolina 13.% gts.: Mibbline
Sair AK Gents.
SanmwOliametl uub oefeuYroonit..
grima ga%mmtpOriamen . gaebI. per
Tonne $25.
Baumtp1aiamen . Del, roh, 43 gts.
Briuaa Banmwoaiamen +. ltuhen, per
E0nne $3.50.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30
NEW LIFE BEING INDT1LL1D
INTO OLD CAMP or AUSTIN

There are more men on the pay roll
in Austin today than there has been fol-
the past ten years, according to the
Reese River Reveille. 1t seems strange
in the midst of panic and depression
that the outlook for property in the
mining interests in and about Austin is
so fiattering.
This camp has been the least affected
of any in the state by the late semi
panic. as can be attested by the mer-
chants of this place.
Building after building has been in
course of construction during the past
six months, and the scarcity of arti-
sans. and delay in getting material
finds many still awaiting finishing
touches. Does this list look good to our
readers:
Work has been started by the Nevada
Equity Mines company on the Moss
group recently acquired by Geo. d.. Kill
born and associates. ]. NJ. Madden has
charge of this work. They are now
cleaning out the cid New York shaft
and preparing to get everything IN
shape to put on a large force of miners
as early as possible.
A new steam hoist and air compressor
will be installed on this property and a
concentrating plant Is assured at IT
early date. There is an abundance of
ore in sight in all the workings of this
group of claims.
On the Dudley B. there are night and
day crews nov working. ore is being
sacked and shipments to the smelter
will soon be made
Let the good work go on.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30
SILVER BOW ACTIVE

w. s. johnson, who visited Silver Bow
this week to note progress of develop
ment work on the Hidden Treasure
group. in which he is largely interested.
expresses himself as highly gratifed
not only by the showing in his property
but by general conditions throughout
the district. says the Tonopah Miner.
Silver Bow is looking better thar ever
said Mr.. johnson Thursday. and the
population is growing steadily. Our
lies within 80 feet of the big
strike on the Silver Bow Belle and looks
Just as promising as anything in the
camp. The lease on HI Silver Bow
Belle is producing lots of high grade
ore. I picked up a few samples from
the dump and had them assayed and
one of them went $3.50 and another SAG.
These were picked at random, and I
know that I could have selected better
ore If / had tried. The Catlin group,
which We adjoin on both Sides. has
made four shipments and looks better
with every foot of development. The
Catlin looks like the making of a good
mine. There may be a little trouble in
Silver Bow, for there are a number of
jumpers to whom the law-abiding citi-
zens of the camp do not take very
kindly. A man who has been in the
country for two or three years taking
care of his property is not going to sub
init tamely to some newcomer jumping
1t. There are about a dozen of the
jumpers, who believe that they can
make their jumpings hold good by
sticking together; but they will find
that they are mistaken"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30

will go down in history as Goldheld's
banner tonnage month Of all time up to
the year 1908. In taat month the dig
gings realized upon 2o.23I tons of ore
November's best week was that which
closed on the 2sd. with a tally Of s.1sf
tons. contributed by Black Butte. Con-
solidated and Florence. only three of the
ten regularly shipping properties of the
camp. A vast weight Of rich ore Is be-
ing mined and stored in camp. held be-
cause of the unsatisfactory reduction
ard market conditions.
The ten producers of the district,
named in the order of their shipments
for the second half of this year. up to
and including Nov. 23. are Consolidated
$3.50 tons: Jumbo Extension. 1882
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30

The caving three months ago, in the
east drift of the New Years Gift of the
Duplex mines. has resulted. in the past
week. in the greatest discovery of boz
nanza ore yet encountered on that SEN
sational property. The caving " ) be-
tween the 200 and 1O0-foot levels.
Lately upraising was started on the
200 level with a view to removing or
controlling this slip and work had only
progressed a few feet when the miners
cracked open the new treasure box IT
proved to be a new vein. the foot wall of
which was the hanging wall. or what
was considered the hanging wall. of the
older vein. And II is recalled that the
older vein contained pockets and streaks
of the specimen class that exceeded in
value anything before discovered.
The new working. which now COM
prises some IS feet of upraising. is all
in good milling ore. without any waste
and is roughly estimated at ten feet in
width. The width of the pay streak Is
alive with speck and wire gold varies
from a few inches to a foot or more. and
such parts will run into the thousands
in value.
ABOUT u week age the purchasers OF
the Good Hope section of the Duplex
property were at the New Years Gift
hoist house when some of this rich ore
was brought to the surface and their
admiration was boundless. They more
than ever felicitated themselves on their
own recent purchase of a part of such a
property. They feel that for the amount
of work done. hat the Duplex is more
than holding it's own with the great
Quartette: also that the two properties.
taken together. which are only divided
by their own o Hope. comprise an
area OF rich naturalization that is un-
surpassed in the entire United States.
The new 40-h.p. hoist for the old
S~earchlight claim. which crosses the
highest point of the hill. Is In place. but
the frame work vas delayed for want of
until the middle of the present
week. A few days more will suffice to
put this shat into operation--Search-
light Bulletin.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30

is the master 4 the financial world; n controls all bustn@ enterprises; IL b most
essential 70 the operations Of government Therefore Il Is . duty Of govenmsns
10 encourage In every way the production Of gold; . certainly ue duy %
president At this time 10 investigate II thrs appsars o b any ARTIFICIAL sam""
thrown in the "a Of the normal output Of basic money metal If h president
could be brought 70 . full realization Of the dtuadon-that Nevada Is prepared
to throw millions 4 gold intoc circulation II there be furnished an adequate mean
for reducing its ores inob urnon for h mint We believe that he would At once
furnish, or attempt I'd furnish, the relief needed, and in the spesdiet time hat Is
possible
Should the Chamber of Commerce take up this proposition to SEM q com
mittee to Washington it ought 10 receive the support Of all TIL people q Colo
field And should te cooperation OF other camps b solicited thosec camps should
com forward in the spirit with which Goldned Is tmbued. II might 70 at the
would feih himself unable to act in the premises Well and good; the
effort would lot b. in vain, for 0oldfeld and Nevada would not have lost the
opportunity Of placing their great ssources before the world; and again. a IL
did in 1864, would II have offered its mines and wealth to the support Of ~ gov
eminent and 10 the country in their hour Of need
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30
DETAILED PRODUCTION OF MINES AND
LEASES FOR THE PAST FIVE MONTHS

tons; Florence. 1851 tons: Combination
Fraction. 3sf tons: st. Ives. 1.s tons.
Black Butte. 100 tons: Daisy. 81 tons.
Sandstone. "a tons; Velvet. IL tons. ana
May Queen. . tons.
In the following table. whose figures
represent tons marketed. there are subj
mitted the company records for the
third quarter of the year. detailed shin
ments for the month OF October. the
scores OF the first four weeks. ending
Saturdays, of November and the tallies
for h ten ~shippeds on record since
June. followed by the tonnage achieve
ment Of the first half of the year and
the grand total up to the fourth week
Of November. which is the fo~rty-seventh
week of the year:
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-30
MENTION

I. e. Newton of Los Angeles. is a
guest at the Casey.
]. A.. ingalls, of Hawthorne. is visit
ing his brother. Sheriff ingalls,.
John j. Mullin was over from Tono-
pah Wednesday on mining business.
Marvin Ish has gone to Sonora. Mex
leo. to inspect a new mining camp.
d. r. Davis n Thomas wager of San
Diego, Cal. are at the Esmeralda hotel.
Jas. F. O'Brien, of Reno, is in camp
his week looking after his mining and
other interests.
o. r. Morgan, editor of the Reno Ga
zette. was in Goldfeld last Sunday In the
interest of his paper.
A. J.. Mccarthy, justice Of the peace
at Hawthorne. is down from the former
county seat for a few days.
A. A. Mcknight is up from Rhyollte
on mining business. Mac" has some
good propositions in the Bullfrog and
Rhyolite districts. and is working right
along regardless of money conditions.
Frank p. Mannix, editor of the Bull
frog Miner, and Frank p. Kerns. assist
ant cashier of the First National Bank
OF Ryholite, accompanied by their
wives, spent Thanksgiving in Goldf1eld.
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In the first six months OF this year
the mines and leases of Goldfeld dis
trict marketed s1.74o tons Of ore that
easily averaged in value 800 per ton
Already in the second half Of the year.
which lacks nv weeks of completion,
Colddeld mines and leases have sent to
market so.341 tons of ore that has aver
aged fully as well. The total number OF
tons for the year to and including the
week which ended on Saturday. Novem-
Der %, is 112.0s1. worth at 500 per ton
81. 2os,1 100. IL is safe to predict that
the years record will foot up to twelve
millions of dollars.
Appearances indicate that October
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MEET ME AT Los ANGELES
IN THE MOANING

1t is thus you telegraph to your
friend when you leave Goldfeld at EOS
p. m 1t is a short trip when you travel
via the Tonopah and Tidewater ct. &
To- Route. 1t is also a pleasant trip
because the Reclining Chair Cars and
the Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars run
through without change. Close connec-
tions at Ludlow for the east and San
Francisco.
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lnS. JOHN DoMMBLLAN'S
MOTHER DIES AT PASADEMA

Mrs. Sedgwick Pratt, mother OF Mrs.
John Donnellan. died in Pasadena last
Monday from heart trouble. Deceased
was the wife of Gener Pratt. for a
Ions time commander at the Preside,
and had recently left her home in San
Francisco in hopes of beneatting her
health in Southern California.
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MAxnLEss

The Goldfeld Nameless Mining COM
pany, whose property lies about a mile
west of the Sandstone, has a shaft down
ESQ feet and will continue down to the
3OO-foot point and crosscut to the vein'
Several stringers that ave good PAN
nings have been cut in the shaft. and
as h all lead towards the vein, the
management confidently looks for values
when the crosscut from the 300-foot
level reaches the ledge.