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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-26
Perturbaciones en- Pilipinas

Al mismo tempo que la Co
mission de Filipino certi6caba
ell estado pacifico que, prevale-
cfa en- el archipelago, y cuando
la proclama de Roosevelt orde-
naba que sc reuniese una asam-
blea Legislative, los periodicos
ame1icanos publican una histo-
rfa acerca de haberse descubier-
to que el Katupinan. que es
la sociedad revolucionaria mas
poderosa de Filipinas esta revi-
viendo en- la eprovincia de La
guna. Sus emblemas llevan la
ehgie de los agitadores Rial y
Gomez y su sello ostenta las dos
manos, hlipina y japonesa. que
Sc estrechan fraternalmente.
Ell juramento que prestan los
miembros. requiere que resis-
ia sin cuartel y que empren-
dan una campaila de guerra en-
los periodicos.
Los cOrresponsaleS envalento-
nados de periodicos. antiguber-
namentales de provincias, ex-
presan su .sentimiento alberta
mente. Noticias que no son
exageradas, muestran que las
provincias de Tabayas, Rial,
Laguna, Pampanga.sy Bucalon
son projaponesas. Los natura-
les de Tabayas, han dibujado
va un uniforme en- anticipation
de su alianza con el Jap0n.
Todos los partidos pnliticos
sc estan reorganizando, conso1i-
dando { intentando arreglar
sus diferencias, que Sc deben
Iprincipalmente q ambicio n S
|personales. FL pufladQ de je.
fes que aparecen como5 cabezas
de partido son al parecer. de se-
Igunda fila. Los partidos estan
modificando sus doctrinas y ac-
|titud respecto del gobierno, en-
confoTmidad con los preiuicios
de los diferentes districts.
Es indudable que u gobierno
Is hace cargo de Ii situaci6n: ]:
mas Al parecer. cree que Ia In
|quietud politica no . cau,a
bastaute para Que - demore y
|reuui6n de II asamblea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-26
record" de las lujosas install aeiSnes,
aqul Sc muestran mas altivas que en-
Paris mismo. Y unto al 1l1io u & la

record de las lujosa0 insta1aei9nes,
|aqul Sc muestrap mas altivas que en-
Paris mismo. Y junto al 1,djoy 4 Ia
lostentacion, Sc We Ell comfort Ell
barrio de Musafa es un immense jar
din suspendido sobre el mar, en- dom
de los colonos, los funcionarios los
lmilitares, llevan una vida parsdisia-
lea. Pero esos barrios de 1ujo fnti-
mo tienen para Ell que viaja Ell efecto
de no dejar yer, entire las verduras
|que los llenan de fresca som bra. sino
las puertas cerradaS de suS casitas.
Tai es, en- efecto, la soledad de
|Mustafa, que Sc dirfa que los privile-
giados moradores de sus villas y de
sus "chalets,' han hecho sus iardines
para no verlos. Solo de zen GUAM
do un ingles, con un aparato 'ko-
dack,' fotograffa ell mar gravemente.
~ los arabes? -.
En- realidad, lejos de yer un Argel
sin franceses, 10 que estoy viendo es
un Africa sin africanos. Bajo los So
portales de Las GALES de Bab-Azun y
Baq-el We'd, en- la"penumbra kle las
|tiendesillas sord idas, sc descubr en-
perhles de aves de presa A-.ojbs de
brasas que lucen en- obscuridad tosts-
da de los rostros. Son los judios.
Entire sus manos avidas esta todo
Ell comerecio menudo de la ciudad.
+ Con habifhad humilde compran a
los ara bes V;vcnden, q los cristianos,
y engaflan 4 los unos y los otros. So.
10 que, aun engaflos6s y. avares, como
son, siEvep al pals admirableghente,
pues saben resistir a la codioia de los
conquistadodores por una parte, y
por otra logran sacar de su indolen-
cia a los indfgenas. Ademas de los
judfos, veo algunos turc6s, vendedo-
res de alfonhbras deaSmirna, veo mu-
chos malteses, veo inhnidad de sici-
lianos. Pero ara bes uobles, con sus
amplios albornoces blancos hotando
en- el aire ealcinado. no he visto alin
ninguno, nj espero va verle aqui.
Ss* e. Gomez Garlic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-26

la prensa critical aparente
falta de logica entf4 10 que Ger
tiflca la Comisi6n u las hume :
rosas alteraciones de Ia paz que
ha habido desde 1904. La OPT
nion milItar no coincide exacta-
mente con el optimismo de la
Comisi0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-26
cuRlosIDao eEoloeIca
d la!p ab|g|IdNN Dc Ru1lO

Entire los datos de un informe pre-
sentsdo por 81 professor Santiago Rath
& Ia direction del museo de La Plata,
resumiendo los resultados de So viaje
& Rufino, 6gura IN curioso descubri-
miento: la existencia perfectamente
comprobada de un immense lago sub
terraneo. situado mas de 100 metros
baio el nivel del suelo y cuyas aguas
debieron tener una profundidad supe-
rior 600 metros.
Ell estudio cuidadoso de los materia.
les extraidos en- Ia perforacion que
realiza en- Rufino la empresa del ferro-
carril al Pacffico, ha permitido esta-
blecer cientficamente la existencia de
este lago, de mayor profundidsd que
Ell Oceano 4 so millas de nuestras cos
tas, mas ala de la Inca continental, y
cuya antigiiedad puede calcularse en-
tres millones de a1os, cuando Ell gene
TO humane no existia sobre la terra.
En- esta perfor acion Sc ha llegado
hasta Ago metros de profundidad en-
busca de aqua potable: despues de
atravesar una capa de egamo (roess)
cotico de 100 metros de espesor, Sc
encontr6 una capa de arcilla plastica
pura de 100 metros despues, estr a.
tos de arena muy fna, marga, limo y
arcilla hasta alcanzar 43o metros LA
naturaleza de estos aaterieles es ca
racteristica de los depositos lacustres,
sin cantos rodados conteniendo solo
cristales de yeso y concreciones de
hierro limoso que Sc han tornado en-
el lecho del lago.
FL professor Rath considera el lago
subterr4neo de Rufino como una YER
dadera curiosidad geological, pues los
hallados hssta ahora eran de muy es-
casa profundidad; y ademas, esta per-
foraci6n ilustra puntos muy oscuros
de la hidrologia argentina.
Ell estudio de la temperature del
aqua distintas profundid ades, para
COuOCCI "a totOl 0C Id IOuctduIC &CO-
termica, ha dado los resultados siguien-
tes, a 30 metros el aqua marcaba ~
grades centigrados, a 24o metros la
temperature subio 4 81 grades y llego
hasta 80 grades los 423 metros Es-
tos datos tienen valor porque est4n en-
contr ADDICTION con observaciones hechas
en- Europa, pues en- Grenelle (Francia,)
solo Sc alcanzo la temperature de ~
grades los SAT metres y en- Sperem-
berg (Alemania,) fue necesario perfo-
rar hasta COS metros para encontrar
aqua la temperature de 50 grades.
La calidad del aqua encontrada no
responde a las necesidades de la en-
presa y la perforacion va q continuar.
En- cualquier case no sera indtil Ell
trabajo realizado, pues habra proper
cionado materiales cientificos de ver-
dadero valor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-26
Desde Roma
ALEMASLA Y EL VAfICAso N eRlEEfI:

:l
Es esperado en- el Vaticano' el car
denal Huberto Antonio Fischer, arzo-
bispo de Colonia, que anunci6 So lie
gada para despues de las fiestas de
Pascuas. Este viaje del Cardenal, de-
nominado "el popular" en- Alemania
por contraposici6n su colega Ell car
denal Kopp, arzobispo de Breslan,
amigo intimo de Guillermo IL, 10 cual
le ha Waldo la denomination de "el
Imperial, es objeto de concentrates ia
|vorables en- los circulos politicos del
Vaticano.
Sabido es que los cat6licos alemanes;
especialmente despues del triunfo que
han logrado en- las elecciones del
Reichstag, deseaban realizar una ma
nifestaci6n ante.el Sumo fontifce,
que esta manifestation resultaria mas
elocuente, dada la tirantez de relacio-
nes actual entire Francia la Santa
Sede. Para clio Sc pens6 en- organizar
una peregrinaci6n de los sold ados cato.
licos, veteranos de las guerras patriss,
a TERRA Santa. Sc buscron adhesio-
mes, habiendose logrsdo en- primer ter
fminc ID del Bmperador, que hiao IN
donativo de 100. 900 m ARGOS (I2S. 600
pesetas) para costear ell viaje de los
peregrinos pobres, Y Sc logr6 reunir
hasta seiscientas inscripciones.
Ell cardensl Fischer, promovedor de
esta peregrin aci6n, vfene Roma para
implorar la bendicion apost6ica para
los peregrinos. quienes, probable
mente, guiara el mismo en- la vista al
Santo Sepulcro.
Esta peregrinaci6n de los Antiques
soldadcs catolicos alemanes, coincidera
con la Inauguration de la Santa Capilla
de la "Dormition" erigida costa del
emperado Guillermo en- Jerusalem asf
como una nueva institution hospitala-
ria bajo ia advocacion de San Estebsn,
que estaran protegidas por ell pabell6n
aleman.
Asi continia la germanizscion de
los Santos Lugares, muy a gusto del
Sultan. que como no confian en- ell fa-
vor de Francia, Sc abandona las ma.
nifestacions afectuosas de su obliga
do protector germanico, porque este
contribuye grandemente al mejora-
miento econ6mico de Palestine.
Las Congregations religiosas resi-
dentes EN- Jeruzalen ven aumentar ell
ntimero de sus congregados alemanes,
gracias a sus superiores generates, que
son en- gran n1mero alem anes tambien.
Un prel ado oriental quien hoy he
visto que me ha facilitado esta in
formation, me decia:
.Las Congregacio y las Ordenes
religiosas en- Oriente han alberto mu-
chos caminos a las conquistas econo-
micas. Ejemplo de clio son ell ferroca-
rril de Bayreuth, cuyas obras realizan
CONSTRUCTORS alemanes con capitales
alemanes tambien; ell nucvo Banco
Italo aleman que va establecerse en-
Constantinopla con sucursales en- to-
das las ciudades del Ipperio turco; la
decadencia de casi totos los elementoS
franceses del Banco Imperial Otomano
en- provecho de los italianos, do los
griegos. de los alcmanes-<... Todo es-
to es una espccie de respuesta que el
Papa da indirectamente los Antiques
protectores franceses, y asi es como el
protsctorado do Frsncia sobre d cato
licismo "a Oriente " { .qsedar rednr
|cido, Z N hscho hist6sico, una cosa
pasada, y que - ssrx snny halagiists
| pGra nuestra civilissci6R htina. 4.
t @
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
THIEVES STEAL
GOODS GALORE

A. Jensen informs US that during
the past weeks he has put in a
claim to the railroad for $27S.00
for rebate on goods stolen from
boxes and bundles while enroute
to this point. These conditions
have existed for same time and it
is thought that an organized body
of car robbers are at work. While
such shortages are great source of
inconvenience to the purchaser, it
is also difficult proposition to get
claims before the railroad officials
in proper manner so as to get
them to refund the money for
stolen goods.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
FRIEND SAVES TUCK
FROM Term IN JAIL

Fred Tuck was caught in the act
of extracting bottle of booze
from the rear of the bar of the Club
saloon one day last week and the
proprietor Immediately swore out
a warrant for Frsd's arrest. The
man with the large appetite for
"benzine" was taken before the
Justice of the Peace and was SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in the "pie
house" or dig up twenty bones.
He found friend who was very
lad TO lend and who was not all in
down and out, SO his escape from
the county bastile was easily
effected.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
SOCIETY DANIA
HOLD HIGH JINKS

Mr.. Kroach of Sacramento, Over
President of the Dania Society,
visited Gardnerville last Saturday
for the purpose of installing the
officers OF the local Danish looge.
He was accompanied from Reno by
Mr.. Christensen. After the install
alton services the members OF the
lodge, with their invited jfriends,
repaired to the Valhalla hall where
dancing was INDUCED in. A ban
quoe was served at the Larson
hotel at midnight and was greatly
enjoyed by the crowd. Something
over on hundred plates were set
and during the course of the ban
quet, toasts, speeches and Danish
songs were INDUCED in. 1t was
nearly dayl ght when the dancers
ceased their unaloyed pleasures,
and voting the members of the
Danish Society as royal entertain
ers, departed for their homes.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
LYON COUNTY
WANTS BUCKSKlN

A rumor is afoat to the effect
that an effort is being made to es-
tablish the fact that Buckskin, is
situated in Lyon county, and while
the commissioner of this county
have not been made aware of the
fact, reports come from Buckskin
that recent survey was made by
Lyon county officials and the new
line throws nearly all of the camp
out of Douglas county. Sheriff
Wyatt was sent to the camp this
week to make assessments and
collect the poll tax from those in
the town and the Commissioners
say they will not give up their
rights to the camp without a legal
battle. Just what the officials Of
Lyon county intend to do is n It
known by us at this time.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Creamery For
FairUieqv.

George Fay and Fritz Dressler
OF Fairview have completed all ar
rangements for the erection of a
creamery at the Fay ranch. The
machinery has been ordered and
the promoters of the enterprise
expect to have the establishment
in operation befoae December.
The creamery will be operated
by water power and already the
work of constructing a pipe line
from Fairview canyon is in progress
Mr.. Fay informs us that the
machinery which is to used is of
the latest design and the institution
will be model of perfection.
Arrangements have been with
many of the farmers in that vicini-
ty for their milk and cream and
the success of the new venture is
assured.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Notice tor Bids.

Notice is hereby given that scaled
proposals will be received by the Board
of County Commissioners of Douglas
County, State of Nevada, up to ten o.
clock, Monday, the 5th day of August
1907, for the following Douglas County
Road Bonds:
Bond No. Amount $1,000, payable on
the first Monday in July, 1916.
Bond No.9 Amount $1,000, payable on
the first Monday in July, 1917.
Bond No. 10 Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July, 1918.
Bond No. IL Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July, 1919.
Bond No. II Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July, 1920.
Bond No. l3 Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July, 1921.
Bond No. IA Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July. 1922.
Bond No. 10 Amount $1,000 payable on
the first Monday in July 1923,
That said bonds are made for gold coin
of the United States of America, and
and shall not be sold for less than par
value. That the rate of interest shall
not exceed 6 per cent per annum, and
shall be paid annually on the first Mon
day in July of each and every year, until
said bonds are redeemed.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. Bids to be ad-
dressed to the undersigned, 1.-THE County
Clerk, Genoa, Nevada, and marked
"Proposal for Bonds"
BY order of the Board.
Attest: ii c JEPSEN,
Clerk.
Done and dated at Genoa, Nevada, July
LIST, 1907.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Inspect Property.

Messrs Baum, Krisling, May
nard and Merrill of the California
Nevada Electric company made
the run in the company auto last
Friday to Loope. From there the
party hiked to the surveyors camp
at Soda Springs. After looking
over their prospective reservoir
sites which, when completed will
be the biggest system in the United
States, they footed it over the
hills to Antelope Valley where
they met their chug wagon and
continued on to Carson.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19

HOWARD COOPER
IS DROWNED

A young negro named Howard
Cooper, and who came to Carson
Valley from Modesto, California,
was drowned in the Carson river at
a point three miles below Genoa on
the ranch owned by Peter Hei,man
last Friday evening.
1t seems that the young man had
occasion to cross the river and
without hesitation entered the
water which was soon after to be
his grave. As the horse and rider
reached the far side of the stream,
the swift current had carried them
below the point of the ford and
where the bank was steep. The
animal could not make a landing
and Cooper evidently decided to
give the horse better chance and
slid into the water and made /
the tank, but the swift current was
stronger than the young mans
efforts and after few struggling
moments, he sank beneath the sur
face and to his death.
Robert Washington, colored, and
we'll known through the Valley has
made every effort to recover the
body of his friend but 30 far the
effort has been fruitless.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
SHEEP MAN
Meets DEATH

Last Saturday morning about
ten o'clock sheep herder by the
name of Manuel Yrungaray, en-
ployed by Joe EIarga, while at
tempting t., ford the Carson rive,
on horse back about two miles be-
low Markleeville, met death in the
turbulent waters.
His brother who was with him
at the time OF the accident and
helplessly watched his struggles,
says the horse lost his footing when
nearing the opposite bank and
fell, throwing the victim into the
swiftly running current which
soon took him out of sight. II,
came to Markleeville and gave the
alarm and Sunday morning u
number of citizens started out on
horse back to search for the body
About two miles relow below where
the accident occurred, AL Jarvis and
Bert Martel discovered the body
wedged in between some rocks and
succeeded in getting it to shore.
Sheriff Grover went down Mon
day and took charge Of the remain,
and Coroner Harvey held an in
quest, rendering verdict of az
cidental drowning. The remains
were inferred at Markleevillr.
Yrungaray was native OF the
Province of Basque and was %
years Of age.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Notice

The trustees of the Garden Gene
terry Association request those who
are in the habit of removin g
property such as sprinklers, bucket
and the like from the different lots,
to be in the future refrain from
bis practice. They also request
that the gate be closed upon leaving
the cemetery.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Cupid Still In
Business.

Alfonze Clock and Mrz. Barbara
Berning, both of this Valley We're
married at Vagina City last Mon
day morning by Father Murphy
The couple returned to Gardner
will on the morning train and will
soon take up their residence at the
Pete Andersen ranch.
The groom has resided in this
Valley for good many years and
is we'll and favorbly known. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. VIM.
Starke and is highly esteemed
lady of Carson Valley and has
many friends.
The Record Courier joins with
their many friends in wishing
them long and happy welded
life.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Report is Untrue.

A report has been circulated t.
the effect that owing to the highness
Of Lake Tahoe, the road leading To
Bijou was completely flooded and
not passible. Advice received from
Bijou denies the story and
states that all kinds of rigs, includ
ing automobiles travel the road
daily. Campers are arriving daily
at Bijou in unusual large numbers.
Dancing is a nightly occurance
and the campers are all out for n
time.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
New Machinery.

A large simplex combined churn
and butter worker has been Install
ed at the creamery. 1t is the lat
est improved piece of machinery
made for such work and greatly
adds to thei manufacturing facili-
ties of the creamery.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
WALTER LAMPE IS
RESCUED FROM
WATER BY A
BROTHER.

W..illh,aMs .ll,assa Playing y as on nntin, the
- ished bridge on the
slough which passes through
the ranch, Walter, the six
year old son of VIM. Lampe,
fell into water and before his
position was discovered he
was being carried away by
the swift current. His father
and an Older brother, Henry,
were working nearby and
when his cries were heard the
brother jnmpsd into the
water and rescued the little
lad from his dangerous
position.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
DR.. SOuthwOrth's Bear.

While on camping trip last
week DIR. Southworth made the
discovery that a cinnamon bear had
entered an Alpine county cabin,
devoured a peck of dried apples,
Tapped up a tub OF water and
swelled up SO quickly that he
couldn't get through the door and
was easily captured.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
new FIRE BELL HAS
BEEN Received
and PUT IN
PLACE.

THE BELL that will in
future be used to give
the alarm of fire and
which was donated by H. H.
Springmeyer to Gardnerville,
arrived this week and has
been placed in the belfry of
the engine house. The bell
is SO arranged that the strokes
will be almost simultaneous
and be easily distinguished
for a fire alarm While we
hope its services will never
be required, yet one cannot
help but realize the beneficial
assistance it will render in
case of a midnight conf1a-
grafton.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19

Miss Eleanor Williams is out
from Carson and is visiting at the
Nelson home. Miss Williams has
been re-engaged to teach the prim-
airy department of the Gardner
Vile school.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Notice.

There strayed to my place a two
year old bull; red and white spots
and no brand or ear mark. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying the pasture and adver-
tising bill.
FRITZ SPRINGMEYER.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Broncho Busting.

A broncho-busting exhibition by
Ike Brooks, champion rider of
California will take place at Sheri-
dan Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Several outlaw mustangs have
been gathered up which will be
"busted" by the champion rider.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to those
who are running water on the
county roads that the practice
must be stopped
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19
Many noists at Buckskin.


Word comes from Buckskin that
at least dozen hoists are going up
in the camp and that the activity
is greater there now than at any
time in the camps history.
In the drift at the l0O-foot level
of the Buckskin Gold Nugget
solid body of sulphide ore was cut
through, showing 2, feet in width
which proves the proposition to be
winner without fail. Sinking
will continue to the 300-foot level
and the property will be thorough
ly developed.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19

The Misses Merrill and Nedden-
riep of Woodfords, were visitors to
Gardnerville last Saturday.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-07-19

Bob Batter left town last Sunday
for Mono county.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-26

I awakening. The history Of the state
since then is too recent to elaborate
upon, as every citizen is familiar with
it.
"Nevada today offers more oppor-
tunity to wage earners in every capac-
ity, and small business men, large bus
mess men and capitalists than any
other state in the Union. Therefore
it is deplorable that with these condi-
tions a situation should arise to check
u onward march, especially in view
of the fact that there was 10 disputes
over wages, hours or union principles.
"I have too much confidence in the
true American spirit of our wage earn
ers business men and mine owners to
believe that any serious trouble will
grow out Of the present difficulty.
There has never been in the state any
serious trouble between capital and la
Dor, each SIDE always having been
willing to arbitrate and get together
whenever anything did arise between
the two elements.
"The grievances which have exist
ed in the past in other states be-
tween members Of the miners union
and the mine owners should not enter
into the situation here. / am very ia
miliar with all Of the southern Nevada
mining camps and know that the mine
owners are broad minded men who
have always been DESTROYS Of giving
their employees a square deal, and l
am further satisfied that if each min
er thinks the situation over individ-
ually he will agree with me on this
point.
"I trust that the end is near and
in a short time every mine in this
district will be at work again, and
with this condition Goldfield will