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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
EXCITEMENT SPREADING
IN CRAKERJACK SECTION
ORE RUNS $1,000 TO $4,000 TO THE
TON
Rich Strikes of Silver and Copper in
Workings of Tungate and Other
Properties - Permanent
Well Discovered

The excitement in the Crackerjack dis
the finding of ore ranging from $1,000 to
$4,000 per ton in gold with handsome silver
values in the Bonanza mine, has been
followed by more elation growing out of
rich strikes of copper and silver ore in
the workings Of the Tungate, Peterson
and Crackerjack gold properties The
Tungate tunnel is now in 100 feet and has
uncovered ore going 10 and 20 per cent in
the red metal and carrying much native
silver. The Tungate will be the second
shipper of the district, for 1T Is now sack
ing high grade copper ore for it's first
shipment, which will occur within a week.
The shipment will be to on, of the Salt
Lake smelters.
Between the Tungate and the Peterson
properties and on the same formation is
the property of the Crackerjack Gold Min
ing company, in the incline shaft of
which, now down forty feet, ore going IA
per cent in copper has been encountered.
The shaft is in direct line with the trend
of the Tungate vein and its developments
Indicate that within the next twenty feet
the main copper body of that part of the
district will be struck. The shaft is only
$50 feet northwest of the strikes on the
Tungate and Is being put down on the
edge of the iron capped dixie that shows
on the surface with width of from 100
to 300 feet.
Shipments are proceeding regularly
from the Bonanza mine, the shaft of
which is being sunk as rapidly as pos
sible. A hoist will be installed on this
Lpronerty~ inside of sixty days. The Bo-
nanza we'll is improving, all efforts to
lower the water below six feet falling.
It is understood that very fattering
offer for the Bonanza property has been
refused.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
SANTA FE is PLANNING
A NEW RAIL WAY DEPOT
WILL MAKE NEW
TOWNSHIP
Influx of Visitors Said to Exceed the
Capacity of Hotel Accommodations.
Railway Company Will Erect
Concrete Station

Special to The Herald.
SEARCHLIGHT, New, July l4-Ihe
final settlement of the depot question:
wherein the Terminal Townsite company,
headed by Fred ]. Abbott, secures tne
terminal and freight yards OF the santa
Fe railroad is taken as a great victory
for the nromoter of the new addition.
This means that new town is destined
to he built around the depot, for al
present merchants must haul their goods
a mile into town. -,
While many are openly hostile to the
railroad and threaten to bring in the san
Lake railroad, others have decided tc
Immediately erect warehouses ana TO lol'
low the railroad toward Terminal.
Much depended upon the action OF the
Santa Fe in locating its depot, and sew
eral big realty deals hinged on this point.
Among them Is projected concrete hotel
as well as a number of business houses
NOT TO mention the residence buildings
that will now be erected.
So great has been the influx of people
during the past two weeks that the
hotels have not been able to take care
of them, and 1t appears that the con-
templated boom for next fall is already
starting. In anticipation OF TINS IL Is
that the large hotel will be
as other accommodations.
Included in the Santa Fe's plans is the
erection of a large concrete depot, I'M
mense warehouses and ore bins and the
laying out of a 1000-foot yard of suffl-
cient width to accommodate all freight
and ore trains.
Terminal Company Plans
The settlement of the depot question
also settles the plans of the Terminal
which will Immediately begin
the laying of concrete sidewalks, arrang-
ing for a sewage system and grading
streets, as we'll as the erection OF num-
her of modern cottages. A water works
system will be connected with the Cyrus
Noble mine until such time as the water
shaft is sunk on the townsite.
The mining companies and freight out
fits that haul to distant points are highly
elated over the location of the depot, as
it affords them an even grade both to
and from the terminal and removes the
necessity of increasing teams to haul up
the steep grades into Searchlight.
Where the depot is now located it is
possible to land freight both to and from
Eldorado canyon and Mob hill without
heavy grades, while the end
of the Santa Fe tracks have reached the
only outlet in the direction of Eldorado,
which is it's destined terminal.
1t is the belief of many that the big
business houses will be eventually located
at Terminal and that the old town will
occupy the same position as the older
sections of all mining towns, where the
gambling houses and saloons will remain.
Eucalyptus trees are to be planted
around the townsite, thus insuring shade
in summer and a windbreak in winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
CRIPPLE CREEK
ORE is STRUCK
TELLURIDE GOLD FOUND IN THE RICH MANHATTAN
DISTRICT THANKSGIVING MINE

are both tellurides of gold with no silver
present"
A sample assayed for the purpose of
determining the value of the poorest look
ing ore in the drift gave returns of $50.
The new plant is about ready for steam
to be turned on.
1t will be but few days when the fifty
horse power hoist will be speeding the
work in the rich ore chambers below
which mean so much for Thanksgiving
stockholders and the camp of Manhattan.
President Stanley said the policy of the
company would be to push work with all
possible rapidity, blocking out and ex-
ploring the deeper levels.
The mill which Is being erected by the
Manhattan Ore Reduction and Refining
company will be just below the Thanks
giving dumps. The ores especially from
mines near Mustang hill, can be handled
by gravity from the time the ore leaves
the mouth of the shafts until its gold con.
tent is run into bars
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
OLD DOMINION MINE
AMONG BIG PRODUCERS

Operations continue on large scale at
the Old Dominion, at Globe, Ariz. Good
headway is being made on the construc-
ton work All the structural steel for
the extension of the smelter building has
been received and there Will be no tur-
ther delav in completing the building and
erecting the new furnace, which will re-
quire five or six weeks. Mine work is
progressing with the largest force of
miners ever employed. A large and in
creasing tonnage of ore is being mined
The smelter is running to it's full capacity
and turning out about the usual
amount of copper. During the month OF
May there were 27O0 men on the pay roll
of the Old Dominion company, exclusive
of the United Globe mines. In June. Old
Dominion produced 100000 pounds OF
conner
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
BROUGHT BONANZA ORE
FROM BLACK DIAMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Carpenter came in
from Carpenter Camp and brought in
two fifty-pound samples of ore from the
Black Diamond mine, owned by c. b.
Carpenter, F. Carpenter and X, M
Latta of Winnemucca, says the. Win
nemucca (Nev.) Star The ore is oxl-
died quartz, showing carbonate ana
galena. Five certificates exhibited
show the following values; NO J.
$201. OS in gold and 4o.4 ounces IN si1-
Yer. No. 2. S19S.O6 in gold and 20
ounces in silver; No. 8, $92760 in gold
and 2S.4 ounces in silver; No. A, $1.6O in
gold and 100 ounces in silver to the ton:
The Black Diamond mine is situated
in the Antelope range north of Rose
bud and is developed to considerable
extent. sho-ing strong veins of ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
GOLDFIELD MEN BUY
ST. PATRICK'S DAY MINE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RHYOLITE, New, July 14-F q. Lowry
closed a big mining deal at Ida rev
days ago. He sold the st. Patricks s Day
gro1n owned by himself and R. M. Ry-
der whom he grubstaked to o. P. Posey
and John Searles of Goldfield for a pri-
vate consideration, said to go consid-
cradle distance into the thousands A
substantial cash payment was made.
The group includes fourteen claims SIT
uated eight miles north of Ida Mr..
Lowry says that the purchasers were
more than pleased with the showing,
avowing that it is the finest they eyer
cow In the state. The assays from this
ground have run as high as s12S4.S7 in
silver and copper.
In addition to the st. Patricks Day
Messrs. Lowry and Ryder have another
group in the same locality, This Is gold
with assays running as high as $56.4O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
MANHATTAN, New, July H.-Tellu-
rum ore has been struck in the Thanks
giving in the west drift at the 23O-foot
level The ore that is being broken down
Is all sacked without sorting and is the
richest yet taken from any property in
this camp.
Percy Train made assays and analyses
of the ore and when he announced the
results stated that the ore was tellurium
and that the discovery was the most i'm
portant made since the camp came into
existence.
"We'll beat Goldfield and equal Cripple
Creek" said the assayer, who is usually a
cold-blooded calculator of rock values. I'm
Cripple Creek where they had such ore,
they have sunk on it 400 feet and are
still getting the big values
1.-THE Thanksgiving telurium appears
in blotches on the black-bluish quartz. 1t
is either calaverite or krunnerite, which
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
BID Gold Mines

The annual production of the Home
stake mine, at Lead, s. D., is about
SIS 900 900; that of the Robinson, at johann
nesburg. S. A., about $5,OOO,O0O. The Rob
inson pays a larger dividend than the
Homestake, because the ore is richer
nearly $40 per ton. The Homestake,
which was recently closed by the flood
ing of the mine for the purpose of extin-
gushing a fire underground, is in opera
tion again. The Robinson is said to be
the most valuable mine known.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
BROUGHT BONANZA
ORE TO WINNEMUCCA

Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Carpenter came IN
from Carpenter camp and prougnt IN TWO
6ftv-nound samples of ore from the Black
diamond mine, owned by c. B. Carpenter
and X. M. Latta of Winnemucca, says the
'Winnemucca (Nev.) Star. The ore Is oXi-
died quartz, showing carbonate and ga
lena. Five certificates exhibited show the
following values: No l, $2O1.0S in gold and
40.4 ounces in silver; No. @ $19SO6 in gold
and % ounces in silver; No. 3. $9276O in
gold and 120 ounces in silver to- the ton.
The Black Diamond mine is situated in
the Antelope range north OF Rosebud and
is developed to considerable extent, show
ing strong veins of ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Collected MINING Taxes

j. H. Neven, state bullion tax collector
of Nevada, while in Goldfield collected
$57, ,227.19, the state tax upon the first
quarter years net production by the Mo
hawk. Mohawk lease on the Mo
hawk, Red Top and Combination mines of
81, ,66S. .9O9.69 in gold bullion. The tax is at
the rate of S420 on the 800.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15

ton, no freighting and no smelling. The
ore Is simply shoveled into the mill and
comes out in bullion shape The mine has
fully half million dollars in high grade
already blocked out. From present indl-
cations, with the impending enlargement
of the mill, the company will be on divl-
dend paying basis within ninety days.
Judging by present returns 1t should pay
in the neighborhood of S3O,000sa month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
A Happy Man

is Amos F. King of Port Pyron, N. Y,
(S5 years of age) since sore on his leg.
which had troubled him the greater
part of his life, has been entirely healed
by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the worlds
great healer of sores, burns, cuts.
wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Dean
Drug Co. Price 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15

If YOU want to go east, C. Haydock,
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15

At Skidoo the Saddle Rock shatt IS
down sixty feet and has sixty tons OF OF
an the dump. Sinking has been done
from the surface in solid ore. The ore
Is declared to be full of galena and iron
and to pan gold in considerable quantity.
Arrangements have been made with
bob" Montgomery for vater for the
Saddle Rock property. 1t is the inten-
ton to put up mill late IN the fall
Twenty-four feet or good milling quartz
is the result Of rcosscuttirg the second
blind ledge in the Valley View tunnel at
skidoo. The ledge is tweny-four feet
wide. The Valley View company Is
financed by Oakland men. 1t Is the pur-
hill to the Valley View property and also
panies to build a wagon road over the
hill to the Vale yView property and aito
the twenty-five claims of the sBidoo cor
poration.
The independent., 1907-01-17

the house was full and cars were not
available to move the grain. The
stockholders were well pleased with
the present management.
West Point-The fees received by
the various county officers Of Cunning
County for the year 1906 are: County
Judge, $1,56S.45; county clerg. $1,000;
clerk of the districtc ourt $1,598.55;
sheriff, $93157.
Stanton The Stanton Picket has
been sold by James S. Picket, who has
been its publisher for ten months,
to a company Of local politicians. The
Picket was started thirteen years ago
last October by A. F. Enos, who re-
NAMED its publisher until last March,
when it was sold because of other bus
mess interests. Mr. Picket being the
purchaser. The new management will
assume control February /, at which
time Mr.. Picket will leave for Okla
homa City, where he has better open
ing awaiting him. The management
of the paper under the new proprietor
ship has not been made public
Beatrice-The county physician has
found six new cases of smallpox ten
miles northwest of town. There are
about fifteen eases in that section. and
general outbreak Is feared.
The independent., 1907-01-17
Work and Fatigue

What fatigues the motive power is
getting to work. Once the mind is
fascinated and the field of conscious
ness restricted TO a single object, the
brain works without exhausting itself
Let us apply ourselves for a good time
to whatever we do, and have several
hours of sustained labor. BY quitting
the task to dream. to smoke a ciga-
rette or to watch fly one becomes
exhausted Paris Revue.
The independent., 1907-01-17
State Items

Beatrice-The quarterly meeting of
the Farmers Elevator company was
held at Pickerell Saturday and about
seventy stockholders were present.
The report of Manager ]. ID. White on
the business of the company since the
opening in November. 1905. showed
that half million bushels of grain
has been handled and that over $200..
900 has been paid to the members for
the grain These figures would have
been much larger but for the shortage
of cars. which has embarrassed the
company for long time. Very often
members of the company have brought
grain 10 town and have been unable
To, sell C. their own elevator because
The independent., 1907-01-17
Objects to Joint Committees

After reading of the minutes in The
house of representative Monday Tren-
nor Cone, of Wahoo, objected to the
appointment Of joint committees for
the following reasons.
1t is destructive of the individual
rights OF the members
I destroys the effect and efficiency
OF the standing committees.
1t takes the consideration of ques-
tons from the standing committees.
All this Capitalization Of power is
dangerous and contrary to the spirit
of the constitution.
The independent., 1907-01-17
Lincoln, Nebraska.

gives some of us about all the con-
science we ever know.
Realizing that their magazine Is
hard reading under the most favor
able circumstances, the editors of the
Congressional Record have decided
not to apply the simplfied spelling
rules
Only seven of Shakespeare plays,
according to Hall Caine, are worth
saving. Caine may have written seven
words worthy of being preserved but
We seem to have difficulty in recalling
them.-Puck.
The independent., 1907-01-17
Would Investigate Norris Brown

Representative Van Housen of Col
fax county, created little excitement
in the house Of representatives Friday
morning by introducing a resolution
rejecting upon the official conduct of
Norris Brown as attorney general of
the state, setting forth in detail the
charges that have appeared at differ
ent times in the press during the state
campaign. The charges imply collu-
sion between the attorney general and
the State Journal Printing company.
the grain trust and the lumber trust
and demands an investigation Of the
attorney general.
1t has been common knowledge that
number of republican members were
personally opposed to the election OF
Norris Brown to the senate and that
certain interests would like to COM
pass his defeat. A resolution similar
to the one introduced by Van Housen
was passed around among the anti
Brown republicans, but none among
them would assume the risk of openly
antagonizing the party declaration in
convention, or of losing influence in
the legislature by opposing Brown
when there was not the slightest
chance for success. The fusionists
generally hoped that some republi-
can might be found to father the reso-
luton, but non could be found.
Upon the assembling OF the house on
Monday the Van Housen resolution
was called up and motion made to
lay it upon the table. The motion
carried by large majority, every re-
publican voting for it. The fusion
vote was not unanimous for the reso-
luton.
The independent., 1907-01-17
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The independent., 1907-01-17
PuckerinOs.

When the mote in our neighhor's
eye takes the form OF a billboard. or
anything Of that nature. We call IL
an eyesore,
If conscience makes towards OF us
all, eowardiee, ON the other hand.
The independent., 1907-01-17

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''Third-We think that the best in
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Nebraska will be best served by not
retaining the said Beemer in said
Office"
The independent., 1907-01-17
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The independent., 1907-01-17
WANT BEEMER DEPOSED

Butler County Citizens File Petition
With Governor, Charging Undue
Activity in Securing Pardons
David City, Neb-Several petitions
which were signed by hundreds of Da-
vid City and Butler county citizens
were filed with Governor Sheldon, pc
titioning him against reappointing A.
r. Beemer warden of the state peni-
tentiary The petition is as follows:
ITO the Hon George L. Sheldon,
Governor of the State of Nebraska:
We. the undersigned electors of the
against the reappointment of A. L.
Beemer as warden Of the state peni-
Tertiary of this state for another term
for the following reasons:
"First-Said Beemer has been in
said position for period Of four years
and should now be retired and there
are plenty of good and well qualified
men competent to manage the finan-
cial affairs of said institution and per-
form the other duties in connection
Herewith and that a change in ward
enship would be for the best interests
of the law-abiding citizens of Ne
braska.
"Second--It is notorious fact that
the said Beemer has been unduly ac-
tive in securing pardons, commuta-
tions, reprieves and paroles for some
of the worst criminals who have been
The independent., 1907-01-17


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The independent., 1907-01-17
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ORDINANCE NUMBER THIRTY ONE

An Ordinance Relating to Bill Posting. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Globe:
 SECTION I.
 It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to post or affix any circular, advertisement or publication upon any telegraph, telephone or any other post ol pole, or upon any building, improve ment or structure within the limits of tile City of Globe, without first having obtained from the Supervisor of Streets 2. written permission to aflix or post such publication in the manner above designated, or without first having ob- tained permission from the owner, or owners, of such building, structure or improvement
 SECTION II.
 Any person violating any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be. fined not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and stand committed to the calaboose of the city until the payment of such a fine, not exceeding thirty days, or shall be confined at hard labor upon the streets or public works of the city for period of not less than five days nor more than thirty days.
 SECTION III.
 This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of it's passage.
 Passed, adopted and ordered filed this 18th day of August, A. D. 1907.
 Approved: w. 5. SULTAN,
 (SeaD Mayor. Attest: F. J. ELLIOTT, Clerk.