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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
Hunting Records
About Bridge
AN INTERESTING QUESTION HAS
ARISEN OVER OLD FOURTH
STREET STRUCTURE.

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The most important question or.
rather the question that Is giving the
County Court the most concern at
present is, does the Fourth street
bridge belong to the county Of Marion
or is It the property Of the city Of
Fairmont? The County Court is max.
Ing dlligent search OF the records
hoping that II will not find any record
that the Fourth street bridge has been
accepted by the County Court. II the
records OF the court fall TO show that
the bridge was accepted the court will
then feel that It Is relieved from all
responsibility Of the old rattle trap
that will soon reel from Its lettering
support, go crashing into the depths
Of the ravlne below, probably carry.
ing down with It to death and destruc.
tlon load OF human freight.
II III bridge Is not the property of
the county, and the search OF the rec
ords so far has not revealed that It is,
then 1t must belong to the city and
the city is responsible for any accl.
dent that may occur from the negli.
gence ri officials to give proper atten.
ton to a structure that has been i'm
perlling the lives Of our citizens for
some time.
Fourth street bridge was built by
subscriptions paid by Fafrmont citt
zens. The bridge was partly construct
ed when It was found that It would be
Impossible to get an approach to It,
the east end was swung up the ravine
which makes the bend in the approach.
The question vas brought out this
morning when Street Commissioner
Levi West notified President Fleming,
'of the County Court, that something
must be done for the bridge. Tho
street commissioner said that he had
given the County Court personal no
tice OF the condition Of the structure
and that he nor the city would be re.
sponsihle for any accident that might
occur when the old trap collapsed.
1t looks now as II the city will have
to repair or raze the old bridge and
erect a new one at Its own expense.
The city seems 10 be responsible for
the bridge. The County Court has
done some repair work on 1t, but tina,
alone would moi be an acceptance by
the court nor would 1t fix the responsl,
billty on It.
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Crowds Increase
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN IN
MEETING AT FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

A large crowd Of people assembled
at the First Baptist Church last night
to hear the first sermon Of Evangelist
Wicker. He spoke charmingly and
eloquen'ly and the people showed
great interest in his message. Interest
In the meetings has Increased since
the arrival Of Rev. Wicker and It would
not be surprising to hear of the andl
ences getting too large TO be accom-.
modated in the auditorium and lecture
room of the church. Provision has
been made, however. for an overflow
meeting In the newly fitted IN base.
mcht Rev. Wicker's wife will also
assist In the meetings.
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Kings Daughters Reception.

Tonight the Kings Daughters Cir
Gle Of Goff NJ. E. Church will give an
Informal reception from S to 10
o'clock. at the hod be of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. d. Dleson. 355 Lee street. A
'usieal programme and select read.
\ YES by Miss Ida Virginia Smith will
the chief features of the evening. ,
yer Offering for the cause of for.
I'm missions wifi be received. All
\ crested are Invited 10 attend.-
Telegram.
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VIII Mese i New York.

Mr.. and Mrf. Ellis Goedecke and
children, Allied and katherine, will
leave Fairmont Monday for Wellsyille,
New York, wheit they will reside In fit.
lure, Mr.. Coed cke has extensive in.
terests in Wellsville and has spent
the greater pa1 of the time there in
til past year. NJ. and Mrs. Goedeckc
have resided in Falrmont during the
past year and Eheir departure from
Fa'rmont will BID a source of much re.
greet TO their many friends.
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viii Leave for Virginia.

Mrs. ]. B. Watherwax and son, Ar.
thur, will leave tomorrow evening for
Cape Charles Virginia, where they will
visit Mrs. Al T. Roberts for several
weeks. They will he joined in Wash.
ington By Mfr. Roberts who will nc,
company them back to Cape Charles.
Mrs. J. S, Mack who has been in Fair.
mont for some time the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Whtkerwax. will leave
Saturday for Johnstown, Pa. where
she will join Mr.. Mack and they will
take up their residence In Jamestown.
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An arrangements was made TO visit
i. Geo. ". Robinson, Of Flnche's
b last Sunday, April Z, by his. chill.
EN-. Mr.. Robinson was called on to
sistN in making all necessary prep.
|ations 70 get tae visitors there and
|Eme again and all the time the fact
celebrating his flfty:hrst birthday
unknown to him. The visitors all
lived in due time and left their
| sents In the carriages. Just be.
noon the children all left the
Sc for some fun returning with
be valuable presents, notifying Mr..
lnson Of the facts in the case. You
I TO have seen his eyes. They look.
lie electric lights on dark night.
y present were, z. D. Robinson.
nd daughters, Leola and Stella,
)ackyille, Oscar Robinson, wife
ID ue son Carl. Of Evansville, Mr..
lreeland, Thos, Ballah aud Andy
Of lon, a nephew Of Mr.. Robinson's.
vi Ito bad roads and the inclemency
q weather the daughter, Mrs. Eta
A
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!. MT:obser1s aFbor pay.

Friday, afternoon the pnpils-.of-the
different grades OF the High. school
will observe %Arbor day. Each grade
Of the school will plant a tree and up.
propriate exercises will be held in con.
nection. with the planting of the trees.
A committee! from the civic depart.
ment Of the Woman's Club met yes.
terday with Prof. Roster and Prof.
Humphrey and made arrangements to
assist in this celebration. lt'iist the
purpose Of the Civic Club TO plant Ivy
on all the d fferent ward school houses.
The committee consisted Of Mrs. T.
". Fleming, Mrs. George DeBolt and
Mrs. F, E. Nichols.
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Miss Ware viii Recite.

Tha First Regiment band concert
to be given at the Grand Thursday ev.
ening lof this week promises to be one
Of tha best concerts ever given in
Fairmdnt. Miss Jean Fleming and Mr..
John gsock will be the soloists of the
evening and Miss Maynie Ware, Of
the Normal school faculty, will be the
reader for the concert. Mrs. George
r. Watson, who was TO have been the
elocutldnist for the evening, will not
be present, owing to her absence from
The clt.t Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and
family viii leave Thursday evening
,for>Atlaptlc City. where they will join
Mr.. and Mrs; S. L. Watson and spend
several weeks at that resort.
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Entertained Thimble Club.

Miss Mary Morgan delightfully."- en-.
tertalned the sicilian Thimble Club
at her home on High street Tuesday
evening. Quite large number OF the
club members were present and a
thoroughly delightful eyning vas
spent. Delicious refreshments were
served during the evening.
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! commendahIeL Move.

Mr. I.esman. the popular land seape
gard saer, has beauta lied the alley in
The rear tots Mr. E, +. Hartley's rests
denee fons Fairmont avenue, BY adding
several loads oi ashes and Otherwise
improving the alley. II IS probable
that this is only q beginning Of i'm;
proyements Of this character in our
city and that many other residents OF
Falrmont will improve helr.surround.
ings.
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S'i'T|]RI:|I.AI!.N|IGIII.E.REB!URIEDI
ATaCLARKSBURC
BODY OF MAN suP osED TO BE
! WI vi HOWARD SMITH LAID TO IA
q a Is REST. "

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N cLARKsBURGS April 10.-Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday over
the dead body shipped here from
Grand Junction, Colorado, as Howard
8. Smiths by mistake. The services
were held in the chapel Of the Cliff
ford.osborn undertaking establish.
ment, and interment was In Elk View
cemetery, where the family Of Howard
s. Smith purchased burial lot for
the purpose. The funeral expenses
were also betrayed by the family.
Nothing developed ' To- lead to the
identification Of the body and It re.
mains as much mystery as ever. The
grave in the cemetery was SO marked
that should there be'Inquiry as to the
body, 1t can be readily located. Two
photographs were also taken of the
body Monday evenfng-one front view
and the other side view. These will
be preserved.
There Is every reason 10 believe
the fellow had been shot, as there
was an incislon about four inches long
below the right shoulder blade. The
inclslon had been sewed up.
The following special concerning
the body has been sent out from Grand
Junction. Colo, showing that there is
as much mystery there MS to the iden.
tity of the dead man as there is here:
Mystery surrounding the tr1e
Identity OF Howard Smith, who was
killed several days ago at Clifton,
while trying to- escape m officer, Is
deepening. Last Saturday the re.
mains were shipped to Clarksburg, W.
Va, after having been identified by
Miss Rose Smith, Of Denver. who
claimed the deceased was her brother.
Undertaken Krohn received the follow.
ing startling telegram:
"Clarksburg. W. Va, April &c.
A. Knohn. Grand Junction, Colo. =
Body not Howard Scott Smith, Of this
city. Write immediate disposition.
(SIsned.) RICHARD SCOTT.
"Chief of Police"
"rhe remain that were sent to
Clarksburg were positively those OF
the man killed at Clifton by Deputy
Sheriff Mnnson. as parties for whom
Smith had worked identified the re.
mains the morning after the shooting.
Undertaken Krohn, who took charge
of the remains shortly after the shoot.
Ing states positively that the body he
sent east was that Of Howard Smith.
Furthermore, on the left arm Of the
body shipped east, and stated 10 be
that Of Howard Smith, were the tat.
toocd initials Of the young man, H.
s.. and clasped hands and q harp.
This, the coroner states. Is good evi.
dehce that the body was that Of How
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

The Chicago dope writer's say that
that city will win three pennants this
season with their two teams-two
league and one worlds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
BYRON W. KING.


< DR.. Byron ". King, President
/. Of the Plttsburg School OF Ora.
]. tory and Elocution, will ecture In
!. the High School Auditorium Fri.
!. day evening on 1.-THE Grace and
!. Glory Of Workmanship" DR..
!. King Is a Wit, hlmorlst and en-.
!. tertalner OF nre ability, aud this
!. new lecture will be pleasing and
I. inspiring to yoahg and old. Ad- I.
!. mission at popular price. Get
+ tickets from pupils. sat-
: \ ! + i + + J. + j. \ +.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fol
gentlemen. All convenience, between
Sd and 9Th SITS, CASTOR Ave. Address
'H," this Office. II
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WANTED

:YANTEp-1O good steady girls to
work in our Finishing and Cutting de.
partment Steady and pleasant EN-.
ployment and good wages. Apply at
Factory, 18th St., on Belt Line. Mo.
nongah Glass Co.
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Byron W. King Is wit, humorist
and entertainer. aa- Sit
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-
77T;577';T77=7=7TFi77--F p
Uncle gJoe CANNOT
Continued lfss ssges oas.s \
n ~ : s7T NJ
symptoms Of sessles hess. We had
kinds Of weather ii; was a haI
man 10 please who did not dnd SOM
thing In the shaiis at heather to hi
l!l;!ng.n En- Z Z: q; & "
Remain Here Re|s.sof Week.
Mr.. Cannon will remain In the cit
the rest Of the week He is a mem
Der of the commission having chargi
Of the construction Of the House oflcd
building, and a number Of important
matters in connection with that woEk
are awaiting settlement. He Will soI
TO Danyille at the end Or the week, ar.
irving In time for the spring municipal
elections.
Although none Of the members OF
the party will discuss the quarantine
incident at Colon for publication tits
easily seen that therels some feeling
on account OF that affair. WhenltheI
.
cabied reports Of the hold.up Of the
ship with the Congressional party
reached Washington, It was given out
at the otitLg OF the canal commission
that the commission had gone oft Of
Its way 10 cable the ship at Kingston
that II the vessel touched at La Guaira
1t would be held Up att Colon, on &c,
count Of quarantine agaI pst yellow fe.
yer, until a period Of six days had
elapsed. and that the 81 Zip had sailed
for Colon with full kno Hedge Of that
fact.
|. Anothe. Version from he viewpoint
Of the passengers on be BIeucher,
was obtained. 1t was ST led that any.
body who wished TO com unicate with
the ship could easily h, e fomd out
that Kingston 8ag on tb schedule as
the stop following the pit to Colon,
and that -tsggageg ntllhcre would |
not have reached the 4 ZIP. It was
stated that as n matter 3of fact the
members Of The Gongre konal party
heard that there was {anntine at
Martinique. and that fro that point
and, subsequently, at III idad. they
spent upward Of 200 cal |ng the ca.
nal officials E. Colon Will but getting
any Kind Of Z rsply.
No :,nE~er to Cab s.
After ths glnecher left "a Graira,
where the party was lnfol ed Of the
existence Of Il tTe days Iarantine,
the next port Of call was Colon. 1t
w,s sta,a5 ;, :, rnnnho, n tho mr., y
tba, IN ord.r :. oonr,mo M lnocoss,rv
avo dave :, .,o,o ,,o,,, NJ do,or
n, Colon -, ,.oeno, ron, bo0 m,,os
m, ~ hs- ,,,n r,,rn,,n, v;n,s
inn uere NJ, r,rnnn III ,hiod
o1sros,,. ,.sis. 40. ~
gineer Stevens but received no reply.
Then the yssyal van heaal toward
Colon, yb.re it.arrIyed Mt i cypira.
ton Of the tyeflhy perlotI only toi
ln, that ths rrarantlre heIn 4or six
DAYS ATE, rprleyinp ~ 8a-;s,b.
r,,,s o@soJ.,. t,,i c.,,,o A.,
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS room 25xG5.
21o Jackson street. Apply at a23 JET,
ferson street. II
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FOR sALE-A seven room house with
bath, city water, gas, electric lights.
good lot 5Oxl2O, and a fine well Of
water. sos Coleman avenue, near
High school, in Fourth ward, Fair.
mont, W. Va. Also good lot on corner
OF Mt. Vernon avenue and Fifth street.
Consult G. ". Kfnsey, Ct,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

"P'eventics" win promptly ch, Hi
cold o! the grippe when taken !lr
Or at The "sDeeze stage" PrevdA III,
cure sea;st colds as well. PreyeNi,
are little candy cold cure tablets, u
Dr.. shtoy, Racine, Wis, will gNl
mail you samples and 4 book on C(lt
free, Il JOY will write him. The tNr
pies pFoTs tbei, merit. Check ell
colds WITH ?feycntics and stop pAl
monia, SOLD in SC and 25c boxes
E. a. 3i!iingglea & Co.
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You will not regret that you heard
Byron W. King. SIT
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WANTED-Places for young ladies' to
room who desire to attend the Normal
and who wish TO meet the expenses OF
board by assisting in the household
work. Address U. S. Fleming, Nor.
nal School. II
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4 room cottage; 1900
Ninth street and Short avenue. Fifth
ward. Il
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ISIS Zoe kinsey tf Fairmont. VINO
Isl well known herd and who b. =
le{ ling part in Nina, the Village
81 X" which will 81 produced under
th direction OF the ". o. W. at the
Can len thcaler Tomorrow evening.
will visit Miss Ptily Campbell. of
MAJ ct street, while, In this city.-par.
kef Iars State Journal. Sy
Ppreelate Peoples Assistance.
ET Loyal 4 Circle pt the Kings
pauI tiers desire TO thank ali persons
who % kindly assisted them in giving
thei Entertainment. union Depot.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlE-New Carpet Loom cheap,
II sold at once. Inquire at AS Dia.
mont street. Price $4,000. 81
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GENERAL STORE IN GOOD BuSl.
NESS town; stock being reduced by
special sales; will lease room to one
buying small stock and give possession
May i; reasonable rent; splendid op.
portanlty for hustler to succeed to
;well.established business. Write Box
80, Dunbar, Pa. Ct
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FOR RENT-A few choice ONCE rooms
In tho new Peoples Bank building.
Apply at the Peoples Bank.
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W'ANTED-Bright boy not under ,l6
years 10 run elevator and deliver
packages. &c. JONES. II
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W!ANTED-Glrl for general house.
work, family of two. Apply re Fourth
street. West Side. II
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WAhTEp-Piano tuning by practical
tuner. Can furnish best Of recommen.
dations BY, all leading plano dealers OF
Western Pennsylvania. Address E. F.
Knots, Fairmont, W. Va.
MANTE0-A cook. good wages. Dr..
Ogden, S04 Quincy street.
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SOCIETY G ). II j: j. Y.
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Z A Birthday Surprise.

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05

each of the Columbus, Columbus No; =.
overland, Stonewall, Butte. and slim
Tim Lodes bearing gold. with surface
ground not to exceed 500 II, IN wldtn on
each. situate in the Goldfeld Mining
District, Esmeralda County, State OF
Nevada. n described in the plat ana
ield notes on file in this office. as fol-
Columbus Lode. Beginning at Cor.
No. i. whence N. E. Cor. Sec. 2. T: 8:
r AZ e. M. d. B. and NJ. bears n. 25s ~
=. 1888 TT; thence S. 1ss 80, E.. 1900
#. to Cor. No; 2; THENCE y. n ~ f ~:
S0s w. 1900 IT. to Cor. No. 4; thence s.
?4s III, w. 601.3l #. to place of begin
ming. Columbus No. . Lode; Beginning
e. a. Cor ) , No; i n, whence 1sa 81 y e. F. 1881 SSs; S f.
thence leei S. t. 80; E. s2o.s #. to Cor. No.
3: thence s.. 15s 32' E. se5 It. to Cor. No.
5: thence N: 74.l II E; 800 #; to Cor; No;
Cor {; th Noe s; y thence enc Il. 81 80 SOW W. se1.ss
It. to Cor. No. 6; thence s. IA II w.
sol; 81 #; to place aaro Of ees 81 Gog. N over
s M.s1 81 E. ssss.s IT.; thence 5; i. 60,
1900 It. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 70 So,
w. 6o2.4 IT. to Cor. No. 9; thence N. -
g. " y; L fSC so9 e t. t. to Gor place Ss' Of I b% sasnSs e.
StonewalI Lode. Beginning at Cor. No.
7 whence N. e. Cor. said Sec. 2 bears N.
IL 81 E. 1887 IT.; thence 8. - 3o' e:
SSs n. to Cor. No. g: thence s. 75e 49,
W 5s4.55 IT. to Cor. No. 4; thence N. s.
40; w. 729 IT. to Cor. No. 5: thence N.
ass "a; ". 772.6 IT. to Cor. No. 6: thence
n 75s 3S' E. 6O2.4 TT. to place of begin
ming. Butte Lode. Beginning at Cor;
No. l.. whence N E; cor. said sec. I
pearI E. $500 IT. to Cor. No. 3: thence
n sos IA, w. 1915 TT. to Cor. No. 8;
thence N. TO- 49, w. 1900 TT. to Cor. Nc.
a thence s. SOe IA E. 637.5 TT. to place
81 beginning. Slim Jim Lode. Begin
ning at Cor. No. I. whence n. p. Cor.
said Sec. 2 bears N. ~ "a, E.. 5466.S IT;
Hence s. 70 i2' w. III IT. to Cor. No. 8;
thence S. ST. w. 454.6 #. to Cor. No. 4:
<. thence n. s. 4O w. 751.7e #. to Cor.
No. s; thence N. 81 E. 4s1 IT. to place
Of beginning.
acres; EXPRESSLY w e%fSe guryey an Nos sAS ESQ.
2253. 2262, and 1884, as applied Tor pat
emf. and Gold Coin and Great Western
I .odes- unsuryeyed, forming a portion
~ the s.. e. Y Sec. 2, n. EA Sec. II
ard y Y y t Of s sec d. r. 3. a nSp n. ! SAID "a
ioestgons being recorded in Vol. "a"
pages EOS, 524, 224. 226. 225 and 523 re-
and the amended locations
IN Vol. @B' pages $50, e51, 653, $50, 62s,
and s31 respectively of the Goldfeld
District Records, Esmeralda
C onatei claims, Frisky Barbary.
christmas Gift, Magnolia, TRIANGLE. Sun
Grub Stake Fraction, Gold Coin
and Great Western Lodes.
LOUIS ]. COIN. Register.
First publication December 18th. 1906.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05
.MoHAwx-DArsT LEASING A
AND

Incorporated under the laws of Ari-
zona- capitalization 100000 shares OF
$i.00 par value each: 300 900 shares in
the treasury. Charter perpetual. Re-
serve fund 20 per cent of undivided
profits. Transfer and registration fee
rs cents for each new certificate issued.
Principal Offices. room SO Nixon Block.
Goldfieid. Nevada Stock for ~transfer
should be sent to J. l.. Lindsay. Nevada
Title x Trust company in the Sub-State
Bank & Trust company, Goldheld. Ne
vada-
The properties are situated in the
Diamondfield mining district, EsmeraIda
county. Nevada and consist of three
leases. The first lease contains about
six acres, Occupying the entire eastern
end Of the Daisy No. 2 of the Daisy Min
ing company, and is being developed by
a 25o-foot shaft. The second lease is on
the Jumbo Extension mine directly
south OF the Daisy company workings,
and is 300xS00 feet. This lease is de-
veloped to a depth of as feet. The third
lease is on the eastern end of the
Quartzite No. 1 of the Belmont Mining
the southern sfdeline adjoin-
ing the Black Butte. This lease is COOK
$50 feet. and is being developed by a
250-foot shaft.
The officers and directors of this com
pany are: M. j. Monnette. OF Hayes a
Monnette. president; William Barre
Hamilton. vice president: ]. l.. Lindsay
treasurer; w. X Robinson. secretary
and George Vickers. general manager
State Bank & Trust company, deposi.
tory.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05
JU1Oo xxx1xRoH 1mExHa coz
Yy

Incorporated in Arizona Capitalize
ton 100000 shares Of $1.e0 par value
each; 500, 900 shares In the treasury.
Principal office rooms 6 and z. Nixon
Block, Goldield, Nevada Stock for
transfer should be sent to box $40, Gold
neld. Nevada. Transfer fee 2sc for each
new certificate issued
Property is uate in the Goldield
Mining District, Esmeralda County, Me-
vada, and comprises two groups: The
Goldfeld group being h cold Wedge"
"Poloverda," "-Vinnegarone,' and Dick
Bland" all fractional claims. but nom
contiguous. This IS situate in the most
aristocratic portion of the camp, adjoin-
ing such well known properties as the
Jumbo. Red Top. st. Ives and Velvet.
The other claims are situate q short
distance northerly from the town Of
D~iamondfeld. This Diamondfeld group
is made up of the Gold Coin" Saddle
Rock, Three Friends" Three
Friends Fraction" BLACK Butte No. r.
and "Black Butte Fraction" seven con-
tiguous claims and fractional claims.
The LeFoe-McC1osky lease upon the
Gold Coin Is nov shipping high grade
ore. Every claim in both groups has q
splendid surface showing.
Oficers and directors are: T. G.
Lockhart, president and general man
ager; Albert s. Watson, vice president;
Edw. s. Van Dyck, secretary; c. b. Hig-
ginson, director; ]. l.. Towley. director.
Goldheld agency Nye 4 Ormsby
County bank. depository.