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SdJiffsnadridlten.

q IMPORT 20 Gftober. - Nn.
gelun9t iino bier Die Eampier uJloor-
Dam" Don ROTTERDAM. nGipic" Don
&iperpool, oaroonluuO" bon Nntlper.
pen.
Blumoutb. 20. Cttobcr. - AIT
geIonat lit bier Ger 'Gompicr oMaiIer
Wilbelm Der @roBC" alli Der Tabrt
pom ytep-Jor nod) Bremen.
Sneenotolun II. %. Sttobcr. -
Scr 0ompiCr .Goronia," bon Nelu.
Dort nodJ GipcrpooI unterpeg3, lit
bier u%ngel0ngt.
Gbcrbourg %. Sttober.-An
getonmen lit bier Scr 3ampier naai-
ler<g9ilbcIm scr @roBe," BON Netus
Oorf nod Srencn bcItimmt; ocrielbc
lrtte lcinc Nabrt fort.
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SoipitaI fir an Itedenoe
OR nufhpitPu

8eiunObeits Qommiiior Or. Rp9s
len uHo Ir. u. 2oricp GouIc iporelt
luaren aeitcrn Dor ser 9iib1etbcboroc
u1Io ioroertcn $4,000 iiir ben gnu
zines nciteren Brb0uorS iiir buS 500
Ipl!oI fiir u1ltcdenne Nrunrbeitrn mo
$500 iiir sic N~l,aitottuna Der in Die
ieu Sabre erbatten UcbGlt0e bieie3
Soipitals.
Fripote Anprii d, e.
Gle 9iiogct-N cbGroc reoujir.c &c.
tern Den Nniprud) Don tSrnii Char.
Iottc u. Nicolai iiir Die @cnllBun9
0Cr often Stonep.R unp0riidc ulti
$3.50. Srmt TicoIoi bottc $4,000 &C.
iorOcSt mlo ser Gtuotrotb hicic
Snmmc bcreits nm $1,000 beid)nit
ten.
Gtc Inipriid)r Don $1,000 iiir 2lr-
tbltr Shoutlin iiir cine ncrlic0tc
Gucllc uuf jciucm ojrunNitiid ml0
}lucl tSoroerlngcn BON &ou3bclibrrn
III Der Gromnuea- StruBr, nclhe ollrd)
rinen iibcrflutbclcn Nb5ngsfnnoI
Sdoocn c%rllttcn boben mollten, MAJ
Den an ocn Sto0tratb NIT Der BE
mrrtun1 3ltrilducrpicirn, ooB mc0er
oic NiioAct 9cborbc, nod Die Sto0t
cin Hcd)t bat, iolhc Nnipriihc ieit5l-
ltcilclL, Ionocrn Dies uni geridtlihcm
WrGc Acid)eben mlG.
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Gheiapcafe Dampier.G umpaanic.

Ghcfnpeafe.Ytnte
GleBante EuNagicr.T ampfer yauaufa" pub
,,Sulnntbia" uah
DID Yp!nt GuMIurt unb Wurfun, 0a.
9unipfer ~berlaiien Baltimore tdeIi@ (aisaes
norlnteii Gonntaes) nm 80 aben6s iinb font.
men In oh Toinf Goiniort I'M 6 tlbr W,orGetS
nno In Worfpli uni Il WtpraenS an, an.
tbltebeno. an bic @iieittabnaiiae. nab alen
Puniten be5 Sfibeits rno SiioipeftenS.
Worf.9tuer.Qtn ID
Giegante gafaDter.E ampfer Charlotte" 1nb
Baltimore"
uaet Eeit. Votht limb Nt@maub, 90.
9ampter perldffen 9d fillmore t1gim (nuSae
nommen Sonrices) I'M 8 rbr Ra&mittngS uIb
fonrten 81 Neft,Eo,it mn 7.45 WlorgeUS unb
In Rithtnorb nm go msorcen San.
Sie al Montdeer, Mitttpodben iinb Srett6gen
bon baltimore dbfabrenben Dampfer urb Bic
bon @eft:Voinf on 9tenftugei. 9punerftdeen
uno SaU1iidaen dhfdbreu. Ieeeu In 0Iouceffer.
Ycin.. Clements uno Mfmonb's an: unb bic
all Sienttngen, 9pnnerftupen urb Samifagen
DON Baltimore irb on Woiitaaen, Mittfuo9eR
NIB Sreitaaen bon Wef.s1otnt abtabrenben
Sumpfer Ieaer In Ooritotpn unS gIap s1ani an
tbet aitnffiaem &etterl.
Tampter berlaNeu Baltimore non, Nter RI. 16
NM 10, Qlsbtftraken.gleYfe.
9urdh.9tnetc NOD auen 1iiniter f5unef ee.
fhhert. Sepdd anfaeeetet ino 8ainten3tmrier
i'm YJrauS referbirt iperoen. IN. ben tteftaen
giuet.9lredir: Nr. f19. Hn.8alttn,sre.e tr6Ae,
u. q. 8pbfpu, sIecpt1 Ser. 1877. cft.SaIttmsfe.
etrate. cber ben Sdupt'gnreaur: etebt. xnS
Qee.etrnke.
Nenben JuNer, O. q. 0bteut,
Ger. '@efhdftsfhbrer. Gen. .TafLaeter.aesrt.
z. 8. DaeDaunei. SnIfSsGen.' Daf. '4aent
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Marplano. unb Yenniplnania.@ abn.

3h9e u~crlaicn s,prtb .9ueuue. citation:
7.30 WoreenS Dorf 4oft, tdgIih. aisseHprl'
ineIi Sorniag.
9.05 Msoreens ScItG aeeorI.. rur Scrntag.
$50 Moreens 9elair gccont.. tdgIin, nusges
norr,fnen Sorrtnp-
1.20 Mudmi;iags Veldir sleeorn.. MIR Samiine.
1926 Nad1mittapS port Bolt. tiglt6. aisges
f1pr1n.et Sprntal.
4.05 9dd,mittaes Delta gcenri.. nit Sorrtae.
4.45 Nnhmitiues 9eIair Iccont., td9lih, ans
GOO MbenSs aeIia aeccom.. idsIi6. aussc.
nommeu Sennfag.
100 slberios Neltd gconr.. MIR Sonrtaa.
1t.30 slbenoS 9eIair Mecpnt., tdeIiG. niisas=
roiumen Sountoa.
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@rnnSitiits ltcbcrtragunscu.

@rnnSitiits 3 ltcbcrtragnnscu.
@iniom 3. S0oninger, Noflob,
perlpoltcr, an Sorob 9lunL Iopplc.
ton.StraBe, nabc 0orn1uw,. Zane,
"A bel 60, @runb5ins $i5,72; $t1W.
Fbilip s. Wtuller an @m. y. &olb,
Gillette ser Montioro.g pente nobe
Glipcr. StroBe, Is bel 70, S..
Samuel St. Smitb, %crlpultcr, al
Hon1eo Gspep, Siioncit.Gde 2om-
borO. unb GolossS trobc, y bel so,
@runp5inS sal; $2235.
'Gcrielbe an benielbcn, Gillette oes
@rooblpap, nobe 2omborb StraBe,
10.7 BET 1910, @runo3ins $24; $135,
Gerielbe an benielbcn. 3 0ruuos
itiide, $500.
Morp =. Eortcr, Scitamcntspoll'
itrederin az Selen I. Gallagher.
Siioieite scr Srioro-Apcmtc, nnhe
Dorf-Hoob, 13 bel 80, 0rluto}inS
1925; $500.
Gbriltinn 2lllen an rSobn ". @ar.
rett, Siioicite Der &inc.S trnBc, "A bel
$50. 8%runo5ins $50; So. q,
Clara 9. Hnbinion olt 8co. Wo9,
ncr, Siioieite ser Milman., nobe
Gollas.S traBc. II bel 81, @rrloSins
$50; s..
CHARLES Z. &lemm on Wlper 2.
Summers, 9toroicite Scr @ilbelm-,
nabe Gapion4S trobe, IL bel, l74.1y
8runo5inS $36; S..
nltncle Gam 2eibs mo Spor.Ser'
Gin" an Charles j. Sbne ulb Irait,
Siioieit Ser WcSenrp,. nabc Fulasfi.
Strobe, II bel GS.2, @runo5ins $40;
So.
2eopolb Eiefferfprn an @iqiom s.
@olff, Norooit.Gde Carroll nnO s.
Strobe, 10 bei 10, So.
Bridget Gears oil George @.
Hofe, Horoicitc ser ct. Yetcr., nabc
Scott.S trobc, II bel 80, @runo5ins
$40; So.
Charles $. @cpia an @iQiom g.
9lloirb, Noroleitc scr Wtlllberrp., nube
Wonroc.S troBc, AS bel S2.6,@runo.
sims $40; S..
Somes ". Sorucp an Goie q. Sar.
uep, 10 @runoitiide, s..
0opib NJ. Nembolo on Gnil II.
&reiling, 4 @rumoitiife, S..
Gcrielbe an aoom Sang uno 6rou,
3 @runoitiife, So.
Mleronocr Soppenitein an Mor
Giles, @eitieitc Der Caroline. nabe
2on1boro.S troBe, 1876 bel II, @runo.
sims $25; So.
Sonos &crnlmn an Soiepb 9ermon,
6 @rultoitiidc, So.
@illiam Z. 9pons an Gertrude
@epler, Sitieite Der Suu., nabe Wtar'
riott.S troBe, II bel $50, 9runo5ins
$46; S..
Mbo Sothfib an Sobn 8. gperss
man II. g., Noroieite @olbroof-Mpe
nube I. Str, % bel $50, 8runo5ins
$50; S..
Marp Meper on gli5abetb Comm,
icnb II. a.. 3 Cots, S..
Charles ". Hol,f an Solomon
Meiiel mo Srou, @eitieite Srll., no.
be 9eoionitr., 13 bel 1875, 8runb5ins
$26; SIS.
nWercontile Sruit Ii. Sepoiit 60"
an Sorob 9. Woreon, Sitieite Car
ronton slpe.. nabe Sranflinitr.. ST.
2auro 9. &c @olin Ii. q. an Ho.
bert 9. Gill, mebrere Cots, S..
&obert 9. @ia ltno Srau an 2ai,ro
9. Sc Solin II. a., mebrere 2ots, So.
gbwaro s. Stord an @iaium Z.
Cation II. g., SItieite Y%aturent., nahe
Ssopetteitr,, 146 bel 20, 8runOsinS
$40; $3.50.
Gli5obetb Wuller an SuliuS Nie-
meper II. g., @eitieite YreitonitraBe,
nabe 9elair.Ipe., IA bel rs, @runo.
gins $42; $1100.
Sarrp Mornitein al, Mngelo SaS.
soro Ii. g., @eitieite Greter., nabe Der
1912 bel -, 8runoSinS
$50; S..
Sloreilce @bite an &cleno Sals
mon, Sltieite Der @ilnlor-. nabe Der
McSenrp.S troBe, 1910 bel rs. 8rb5.
$40, S..
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Baltimore Sampf. yadet d. 81.
t9tlte uuo SuuerfdiFst Satainte.)
Die Der. !StaaiensGoit bef5rbprnb.

Foff Ut s M.
Sampfer rgirsinia (ntn), .Mlabas,a,"
9ampfer fnbren idsIi8, soniiaas dusaenou,.
aigbt.GtraBe, $40 slbenss, bireif mad sis
8otit Comfort, Gorfolf, Tortsmouib urS amen
Eunften bes SioeIs. Yerbirbune In Cl6
Yotnt Comfort nit .9. & 6. Gifeubabn.1 9laA
Hi6mono, @erbinouna. in E%ortsmoutb NIT benz
"Seaboaro air Cine" folibem 8nee na& Sorts.
mouth nro atlan:a. IN gtorfoli 8erbtnSura
ipeitlit .1unb ~0lo Dominion Sine" mao gefu.
bern, @aaibineton, W,:e,. Rt3ulonb, %, uno
.MdbIskten mad europdifdern VIane. eux,,.
riofe aaiiten8inIner ~eIeftrifehe geIeudfune,
Gnmpfbei6 rne, 9oien fret. Referbtrte @ajhtett.
siIItmer tn ben, understanding Der ~Bap.atne,.-
EOS, eiebt' sirabe. e. q. g. Sffice, siiboit.Gde
galttntere. unb Ga~IbertsStrabe, mGontinental
3tnit Nuiloina" uio NIhdugb's, Nr. 100, Gorbs
GbarIeSsStrnbe.
3oBu u. sbertsrpb, % g. SrD,pu,
&tce'Erdi. II. Sen. s9ia uaser. Gen. s9aii. t2eent.
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.crdanrs G. W,incrs s~rausport. 60.

IdWpfCtsXTNtt. y"
Sfadl. ano Yaiiagtere.
sTadl ppfpn unb BEN Often.
Mont., 9tenit.. Spnnerft., Can't. 8 ltbr Mbbs.
" 9iadb Yrupioenee uno bem Eten.
Sonniae,, Dfiiirpod. }reiiug, 8 1lbr slbsubs.
F9'uf, Ecfpp0rtsyieiuS nno Wprtptt
fd9lid, @ ubr IbenbS.
f5rahf dn9enorn1el tdglih bis 8 l1br Na9m.,
1iir S%eillelben 2da, abtabrenoe 9drnpfer.
Nadl sapaunnh nnb oem etoen.
Nieriid9. Sdrner'tng, Sartftae, 9 ubr MbenbS.
W. y. Suria, saelt, Gong Sod.
Saupt.ynreau: German. rup Eight. etraae.
ut3.l&S-) =
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8Gie snr @eiie in's Mnslaub &c.
iOrst g.. e@aine, Nr. 413, Oh.8oIti.
mprcffakc, maize Gmitom Sonic Sse.
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9amburg.Mmertta
9pppclidranbcn.
Grpref. unS GaHaaicr. Sienit.

Samburg-M merifa-2inie
81 9roa0wap, Wep.Dcrf.
Irtbur %. 9iobiun,
ant aIten alass,
1877 S~it.Saltimore.St I'll
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&upieribmiebe uno plumbers.
1eIepbon: B0Ife 1909.
Seuer-8 er1tferungen.
uglubal Suiuranee So. OF 2tnersppI," Senrp 81
Wariielb, Nehbert Wannaer. 101-l02 Chant.
bt: OF Commerce 9ntiotng. ..
ygermanta Seacrueridunngs . 0eftnfttGft,"
baltimore. lno @ortbsStraBe.
gam. s. ehadetiprS & Co., IS unb II gbaulb.r
Of Commerce.
@runbeisentbums i. gg.nten unb
.SGnoIer.
Visrre g. Tnsan & Grehetp. 10 Cttsasyiuoron,
tonsStrabe.
Yferoegeihirr- Sabrifanten.
&. a. 9ap Con 6 Co.. 4o4 Beft'eerwnnsStr.
acknowledgements
g. cent VaSue 60. or. 362 uno 384. scro0
SaDsStrabe.
&oblen unb $ola.
ocars q Son Seine. $50 GoIuu,bia.abcnue.
shmufiadeu uno r1bren.
u. Z. Miast. 23 OtsSaItimots sstrGbe.
Rihnoleibe.9 eidGfte. ."
y~GanfrHSateb 2oan Co." ! TorbsSabsS trdbe.
Eianos nnb Srgeln.
Ghas. @a: stieii 0 gaoro:aib"-tb.s Strobe.
SlpPUle.
9umpf. un6 @oiierbeiung.
s.. 8. sdnrder, 742 Sit,2cmberbsSir. 6. &
Y.sIe!epbDH 1850.
Tapier uno Gap;er.9 Often.
eiaitb, Tirou Co., fO5 uno 107 SanooersStr.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5etben.
sisep Bros, 10 @eft.2erine.ou.strabe
9ledplatten &etau etc.
2hon, Gsntliu & So, 1919 galberitor.str.
Eeteftip-I gentiIr.
ssauoau.s 4. efmiSt (friiber bel Gtnttb, BeTt
& 2ncns, 503 GdIoert 9uiioing.
Sric0bGie.
,2cuhsu Fdrt Gsmetern." office: 81 Wetsso'
r"tnansStrGas
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JruItsG

Sruit-G ompagnie'n.
,Warp.ano rruit &c." Eoroipeft.gie galpert
uno @errait.S .rabe. 9rier -Serf6, -Prdft
bent; G.. g. 8immermarn, Selretdr: garrol
Gan Neb, Gfabmeiiter.
Baltimore Srpft & Guarantee Gu.," Equitable
ynile inc.
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Q~cpofaten.
5rands 8. Sfsrnn1. O. cttsanmnlt. 225 81. EauI,
GtraBe, Baltimore, Wfb.
aari W.. W. ShplB, f26-t29 9ntp Euilbtng.
Guitauus Grtb, 261-269 9nInert guiibin9.
4. GEi. Ertmaun. Ill TurosGbarleSs Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-30
GtuatssYnufen.

StaatssVanfen.
,Semidr gaat snn 9a!tiaore," Baltimore. uiib
SoIlioahsStrase. Nueuft 9eber, YrdiibeHt;
6. 3. Slot. Sbabmeiiter.
Spar.9anfen.
,seutide epar.Sanf non Baltimore" G,tatp.
uno Baltimore traRe.
yst. Samcs. spcIbGnt," galtirloresSirase nno
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-30

2ciGenbeItatter.
eantefs & ebbne, 170s-17t0 Canton sneiue.
@m. Gunf, 9tortb' ino Sreerntountslbenue.
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notwithstanding 8erotbe uub

1fFUJN SNR"fUS wv
SGmercicn.
Griffith K Euruer Go, 205 Nutb.VncatSt rabe.
Marmor. itro 8raIti'-Werfe.
g. SiIeSrtner & Sbbre, 714-7is gBeftDaft!.
MorefStcabe. .
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@ei9dftss@ egmetier.

3eituneen, 3eitidriiten etc.
y9he Baltimore Gews Co." 9aoio abertrom.
bic, Dlanaeer, 31s 2seftr@eruldn Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-30

NstNt'bShr
y9he Baltimore Eews &c." 9Goio abertrom'
bic, D,anager, 31S &eftr@erutdn Strabe.
9aumaterialien, 9biren, Senlter-
raDmen, 2a6en etc.
San,es g.. Trfter & Co., 115 unb III. Glib
seS. K. eisaa e Bro, Ala, aisbt.etr..g erfte.
9ational.ganfen.
"sh. eib sepn gaitrHaI Bent. Cob tne
9apio 8. &bans. gtce'8rafiSent; Senrb D.
Rebue, &affirer.
.Sirit Watipnai gant Of gaItimpre." 8. Q.
Q4iIcor, Auflirer, II SoutbsS traBe.
,3meile Nationals aui," 432 S!iosgroaotpcp,
q e: Eaens. a%aiii5sr; 90 worr,o.. eotu.
ret, IA 9ioresGutapsSirabe.
y1rpberS & MefaHieS' Wattuuat Nanf," GbaS.
@. MILLER, &afftrer, ~ytorbpeft'Gde Gntatp'
NIB GGhetfesSi rabe.
,Sbiro National @ant," Baltimore rto gortbs
Stra6e.
,Sasmsrs g. W,srhaatS' Tattpaal gauf," Soutb'
unb Gou;barosSiruBe.
.%6rnimrreial d 5arncrs' s~satipnai Giant" siio'
ipeits9de Sotuaros lH0 Germar'Gtrabe; 3.
>. VulopiH, 1aliirer.
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Die foIeenben rsuen ulb erprobten,
NIT allen 9eaucmIitleiten herfebenen
Boftbampfer erft.r &Iaie tperoen, pie
tuIet, bon Baltimore erpebirt:
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SQlnerctcn.
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Gupieribmiebe nub Elumbers.
Sobn 3nbert, TIA 9tamessS traBe. 9. & g.,
2eIepbon: 84Ife 1909.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
MURDERER BUCK
Be RE-SENTENCED

Los AN0ELEs. Sept. Norris
Buck. murderer Of Mira. c. A. Can
feid. will be returned to Los Angeles
from san Quentin to again hear his
death penalty pronounced. Judge
w. p. James. upon receipt Of the su-
premc Court remIttitur today. issued
an order for the sheriff to produce
the criminal forthwith.
Bucks long fight for life Is at an
end. and the only power that can
save him is the governor. but a
period OF sixty days must elapse be-
tween Vhe time of re-sentencing and
execution.
Buck. who killed Mrs. Garfield on
her own doorstep in this city, Janu-
airy 26, 1906, had lived in hope until
August IA, when the Supreme Court
denied him new trial and affirmed
the judgment of the Superior Court,
where he was sentenced to hang.
He was taken to San Quentin to be
hanged June 81, 1906, and has beer
confined there since the final futile
fight was begun to save him from the
hangman's moose.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
PROGRESS ON MILLS.
Machinery Coming in Constantly for
the Various Plants.

The big ten-stamp mill on Mustang
Hill is nearing completion, and
unless something unforeseen happens
stamps will be dropping there before
the end of October. The cyanide
tanks have arrived and have been
set ups and put in place. The big
6O-horsepower boiler came in yes
terday and the engine is being in
stalled. Carpenters have completed
the biggest part of their work and a
crew of men are now putting on the
roofing and sides. Practically all the
machinery has arrived and month
more should see it installed.
y Over on the Wolftone, j. W. Nc
Wicker, a well known millwright of
San Francisco, with a big crew OF
men is making good Roadway on the
ten-stamp plant being erected by the
Manhattan Ore Purchasing COM
pany. The work Of eXcavating is
nearly completed and a few days
will see the carpenters at work on
the mill building. Some lumber is
on the ground and more is, arriving
daily. Just eleven days after their
shipment from San Francisco, the
mortars were unloaded at the mill.
Other shipments of the machinery
have arrived on good time and what
has not yet been received at Man
haitian is either at Tonopah or en-
route from San Francisco. The work
of construction is being pushed and
the management figures that stamps
will be dropping before the end OF
| October.
Just south of town good progress
is being made on the plant of the
Rosario Milling Company. Ths
greater part of the excavating is
completed and tomorrow masons will
commence on the concrete work
Lumber is on the ground for office
and small buildings, and that Tor the
mill has been ordered and will ar
rive before needed. The roads foi
the hauling of the ore to the bins
are completed and crew OF men viii
finish today one which will enable
the unloading Of machinery at the
mill site. No time is being lost anC
the six-foot Huntington, now el
route from Salt Lake to Austin vii
be installed and running before DC
tober 1st. Manhattan Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
TO INSPECT The
TONOPAH EXTEN.

n. n. RaborE. Of New York. and
~. H. Ward. of Pittsburg. brother
in-law Of Charles NJ. schvab. and
both directors Of the Tonopah Ex-
tension Mining Company. expect to
leave very shortly for Tonopah.
where they will inspect the recent
development operations going ON at
the TOnopah Extension property TO
catch the ore at depths below the
intruslons. on which MOST OF the
work is now being concentrated, says
the New York Commercial.
They will also come to some def
mite conclusion as to the type and
style of mill that they will recon-
mend to be constructed to treat the
lower grades of ore opened on the
higher levels of this property. They
intend to be gone about two weeks.
For some time the officials of the
company have been at work on a
plan by which it was hoped to reduce
the Extension ores at least cost. At
the present time no ore netting less
than $50 a ton can be shipped, and
at that the profit is very small. By
the process they have in view, it is
| claimed that the ore can be reduced
| at Tonopah at cost of about SO q
ton, which will render available all
the low grade ore of the camp and
make mines of many of the prop.
critics that are now unable to do any
shipping.
| The main veins which were lost by
the intrusion of rock carrying ne
values are expected to be reached
by the latter part of January.
From Tonopah comes the news
that the most important development
work now being prosecuted in tina
district is being done by the Tono
pah Extension Mining Company. Gen
eral Manager Kirchen reports tina
the crosscut on the 1000-foot leve
| 10 uOW 900 lecI lTOul Tue StldIL dut
a progress of six feet day is bein;
made. 1t is calculated that it will
be necessary to run 1000 feet t,
catch the ledge, which will probabl.
be encountered about 200 feet below
the intrusion of dacite. The breas
of the crosscut, which is in porphyry
shows stringers Of quartz and ply
rites carrying values of a few dol
i lars a ton.
i The ore is of good shipping grad
and Manager Kirchen states that tn
ore shipped in August showed highe
average values than any heretofor
shipped from the mine. The develop
ments on the lower levels of the ES
tension are being watched with in
terest, as the finding of the ledge be
low the intrusion would double tn
; value of the mine and encourage
similar exploration in all the pror
critics in the district.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
LEAsERs ON DAISY.
High Grade Ore Out Of Great Round
Mountain Property.

High Grade Ore Out of Great Round
Mountain Property.
Two shifts of men are now at
work sinking on the Crescent lease
at the Round Mountain Daisy. Sui
phides have been encountered carry
ing small gold values, but Superin-
tendent VIM. Mattley says he will
continue sinking at least until the
present formation is passed through,
when, if conditions are favorable.
crosscuts will be run.
Colonel Cyrus Johnson, who is re-
gponsible for the Crescent lease, and
who is entitled to credit as one of
the gamest leasers in the district, is
expected back from Pittsburg and
other Eastern points about Septem-
Der 18th. Mr.. johnson has succeed
ed in forming a company to take over
the slim" Morgan Daisy lease and
will perhaps start operations at once
on his return.
The Madigan lease is still taking
out its quota of high grade and now
has about 100 tons of ore on the
dump that will go better than $50 to
the ton. w. w. Booth, Jr., is here
in charge of the Booth lease, and
with four such gilt-edged leasers op-
Grating on the Daisy, things should
take on a decidedly busy aspect il
that neighborhood.- Round Noun
tain Nugget.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
CANOE WRECKED
FOUR DROWNED

VANCOUVER, b. G., Sept. 20
Four men, James Munro of Victoria,
Ed. Williams of Esquimault, James
Dibble and Arthur Nelson, pros
pector, were drowned in rapid
stream flowing through a canyon
near Hazleton. The men were in a
canoe, with four other white passen-
gers. The boat was manned by two
Indians, who were unable to control
the movements of the canoe and ii
was wrecked.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
ASKED AND ANSWERED.

How long have you been mar
ried?" asked the friend who had Just
returned from a trip abroad
''Six months" was the reply.
And how does matrimony strike
your queried the other.
ooh, like a good many of my ac-
quaintances--for money" answered
the ex-bachelor, Chicago News.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
sPRUCEMoNT OPERATIONS.
Doing Development Work ON an Elk
tensive Scale.

The Big Four Nevada Mining COM
pany, inc, which last fall purchased
the interests of Abner Wiseman, J.
e. Maylette, j. A. jenkins and J. j.
Wiseman in group of claims at
Sprucemont, have done considerable
development work on the properties
this summer. The work has been car
ried on under the direction of w, j.
Shelton, manager for the company.
Mr.. Shelton believes his company
owns some of the most valuable
ground in the Sprucemont district,
and is preparing to push the work of
development on a more extensive
scale than has heretofore been ac-
complished.
Among the claims on which con-
siderable development has been done
during the past few months is the
Neversweat On this claim tunnel
and open cut to the length of fifty
feet. have been driven. While driv
ing this tunnel large ledge has been
encountered and the latter part of
last week the ledge had been entered
to the depth of twenty feet, and the
miners were still in the ledge matter.
On the Neyersweat Shaft is now be-
| ing sunk. This shaft is now forty
feet deep, and the company figures on
going down 200 feet and then cross
cutting. On this claim considerable
good shipping ore has already been
uncovered, and as work progresses
and depth is attained the character
OF the ore becomes better. The ore
runs from 10 to so per cent coppe".
also carrying good values in silver.
The richest ore eyer encountered
in the district was discovered on one
of the claims. the Big Four, now the
property of the Big Four company.
This find gave $50 ounces in silver,
| $40 in gold and "a per cent copper
to the ton. The discovery was made
prior othe time tbs present COM
/ pany took charge OF the property.
The vein pitched into the hill and the
shaft cut through the great values.
1t is now proposed to crosscut and
again open ZIP the ledge at greater
depth.
In the Keystone. another claim
belonging to the Big Four company
i there is known to exist very large
porphyrv dyke. This porphyry had
i been penetrated years ago by tun.
mel, end work is now being carried
4 on from crosscut from the old tun-
/ mel to tap this dyke. This crosscui
has run through large iron dyke
from which the copper has beer
!, leached, but which is sure to retair
its values at depth, When the con
tact between the porphyry and lime
! formations is reached it is believed
and every indication gives goot
promise for this BELIEF, that a huge
!. ore body will be uncovered. Should
, it so happen that the ore is not en-
countered at that exact point, 1t il
the purpose to turn and drift alon;
the porphyry until It is found. Ne
vada State Journal.
p,of E,it7 Enor,. cs tta Cola-.a II,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-21
nIssnIIlrInN NnrIdE.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between w. A. Rogers and e. J..
Epperson, doing blacksmithing bust
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, w. A. Rogers retiring. All
counted for by L. j. Epperson. j. c..
Peck having bought an interest in the
business the firm will be known as
Epperson & Peck.
e. j. EPPERSON,
w. a. ROGERS.
Dated Sept. IS, 1907.-4t