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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-03

Miscellaneous
The Rochester, 6; Pollard & Calvert,
on Red Hills and Vaneda,7; Goldfield
Hercules, 8; Buena Vista, s.; Bulldog
lease, g.; Bullion, s.; Columbia Mining,
4; Comanche, 2; Coming Nation, 4; Cor
into, 8; Crackerjack, Z; Desert Chief, 4;
General Washington. 3; Gold Bar Elk, 5;
Big Ben. 8; Goldfeld Nameless, 4;
Oro, 4: Hibernia, Z; High Ore, Z; Queen
of Sheba, 4; Magnet. 2; Majestic, 5;
May Queen. 8; Midway. g. Nevada Boy.
2; Nevada Leasing. 4; Nevada Queen, Z,
Pittsburg Nevada, s; Goldfield Shoshone,
3; Tognoni, 2.
Total, 1873.
Unnamed leases festimated). so.
Total above, 2,911.
Grand total, 3,099.
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DAISY L. & M. COMPANY
BEGINS SHIPPING TODAY

was struck. The first sample taken
ran $10O.40 ton. This find is regarded
as of the greatest Importance. not only
to the leasers but to the entire Dia-
mondfield section. The vein has all the
earmarks of great size and body and
should add immensely to the value OF
the lease.
Sinking was Immediately resumed and
the shaft will be dropped to 800 feet.
From that point drifts will be run to
undercut both ore bodies. 1t was the
intention to sink a winze on the rich
vein on the 20O-foot level. but it was
finally decided that the better plan
would be to reach it from below.
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IJTTIE-FLORENCE PAYSTWO
DIVIDENDS in ONE MONTH

has
OF amount
of wnz that Is peng
level,h
shaft and down hy rect
necessity to assay Little
scanned
of picture
the same VEN 'ha was
but iswider
~ q . = . q . q . . . = z = = = = = ~ y
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The output of the camp last month
was in the neighborhood of 100000
He is a fool of the first magnitude who
would dare assert that such a produc-
tion in a camp where only a few of the
properties are properly opened up for
heavy output, could be made by 600
men. Such reports are lies on their
face, and are printed by papers which
are against the mining game entirely
or are prejudiced against Goldfield in
particular. OF course any engineer"
who would give publicity. to. such stun
is against Goldfield because his own
interests lie elsewhere. This is self
evident
The secretary Of the local union Of
the Western Federation of Miners
states that there are 3,400 members in
good standing affiliated with local No.
220. There are many other union min
ers in camp with membership elsewhere,
who have never put their card into
the local union, but remain with lodges
elsewhere. Practically all the able
bodied miners in camp are employed.
Some six weeks ago they were not Now
the demand is equal to the supply, ac-
cording to the largest operators
The reports from the various offices
and superintendents are as follows:
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width of the winze will run high. This
vein runs clear through the ground of
the lease for a distance of 800 feet. A
shipment of 20 tons of the ore will be
made next week.
Combination Fraction
The east drift in the Combination
Fraction leaseon the 520-foot level has
run into a vein that assays IS to $12 a
ton The vein has been followed along
the hanging wall for 100 feet and Su-
perintendent Canavan proposes to cross
cut to the footwall at once.
The upraise that was started in the
Nevada Mining company's lease on the
Florence, on the 400-foot level, is up
forty feet and the values have increased
to SIS ton.
Phelps on Golconda
The r. NJ. Phelps lease on the Col
conda claim of the Consolidated. has a
shaft down 1875 feet and will sink to
$50 feet before crosscutting The Stan
ton lease on the Golconda. is down so
feet and will also go to $50 before any
lateral work is attempted. Both leases
are Icing developed under the direction
of j. B. Higgins who formerly had
charge of all the leases on the Consoli-
dated properties.
The Florence Kirby lease formerly the
Review. is down 500 feet and is cross
cutting for the vein. 1t is said to be
looking extremely promising.
Florence Hopkins
The Florence Hopkins lease is down
$50 feet and in an excellent formation.
Several veins have been cut. the ore
returning good values but no ledge in
place has yet been encountered About
500 feet of prosecuting has been done
on the $50 and 3s0-foot levels and the
management is confident that pay ore
is not far away.
Eta wonder
The Eta Wonder lease on the Eta
Wonder claim in the eastern part of
the district, has struck some 5000 ore at
a depth of lis feet Development work
will be pushed with vigor and the man
agement expects to open up good shoot
of shipping ore in a short time.
Jumbo Extension Z. & u.
The Jumbo Extension Leasing and
Mining company has reorganized its d.
rectorate and Is preparing to push devel-
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MOHAWK-FLORENCE PAYS A
TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND


of
stock,p mean
Of
firm of
be i n in
the
D.
leases areo and
in d
. = q 4 q & & + 4 = = e Z 81 Z = q + = =
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RosCHEsTE1 AGAIN UNDxR
FULL STEAM AMD HEADWAX

The Roschester mine is getting into
its stride again and If present indica-
tions count for anything. the world will
soon know that the Rochester Is on
the map. Two feet of ore that assays
s44 a ton was struck a few days ago in
a crosscut on the 200-foot level. about
1874 feet from the shaft. The extent
OF the find has not been determined but
the prospects are good for hnding
good body of shipping ore.
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DAISY TAKES OVER 2 LEASES

on its prop
ndv the
lease whicn
the anu
the will be o
In the
The ore
in
nout and dumped on the mil dump
Of TO
back the auto
mobne ne
= = = = = = 4 = = = = = = . = .
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is SHIPPING

Frances o
last Wednesday The vein has been opened up for width Of
opened in the Mohawk Jumbo near the side lines of which the
ssso level The southeast drift being extended the side
ss
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Roaebud u. 9 Z.


The Rosebud Mining and Leasing
company is pushing development work
on it's group of six claims at Quartz
mountain. The tunnel that is being
driven through the big porphyry dyke
is now in 12S feet At 800 feet, Superin-
tendent Canavan expects to cut the big
vein that outcrops on the top of the
hill. 1t is fifty feet wide on the sur
face and carries good values.
Pollard-Florencs
Within the past few days another
ledge has been opened in the Pollard
Florence lease in prosecuting for the
main lead, known as the Pollard ledge
A drift was run on this vein for some
distance whilc the crosscut continues
toward the big ledge which should be
encountered, according to the dip as
demonstrated at the 170-foot level. with
in a few days. Three of the faces are
now being worked at depth OF 35o rect
and the shaft being down $50 feet ana
the character of the quartz in the two
veins now being followed is identicai
with the ore which is being shipped
from the Little Florense-excepting IN
the all important matter of values IN
view of tho fact. however, that the ore
in this section is invariably found In
lenses or in chimneys and blank Sec
tions occur frequently in the rich veins
the Pollard Florence people are in no
wise discouraged.
In this company's block on the Red
Hills. known as the Calvert lease, the
formation exposed at considerable
depth is of a most encouraging charac-
ter and the new hoist. which has ar
rived will soon be installed.
Atlanta Boom
The Atlanta Boom Mining and Leas-
ing company. named after the Boom
Fraction upon which it is operating as
well as on the Atlanta, has sunk It's
main shaft on the Atlanta lease TO
depth of 800 feet and Is now crosscut-
ting. The developments of the past
week are said to be of great import
ance The lead in which high values
have been exposed in the Florence Ledge
is thought to enter this block from the
west and a good ledge was opened In
sinking which gave values calculated 10
insure the finding Of something good
at depth. The companys shaft on the
Boom Fraction is below the 1ao-foot
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Continued on Page Four.)
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PE1sIsrzHCY w1xs

The history of the Rogers lease is
a record of constant expenditure of
time and energy in a determined effort
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Jumbo Extension L. 3 Il

The Jumbo Extension Leasing and
Mining company has reorganized its d.
rectorate and Is preparing to push devel-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-02
tOIcTO! IUOIcIllES

AVis0.-A las personas que ne
ceSiten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, advertinos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
inn,orte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to. pOr conducto de nuestros agen-
teA Las personas relacionadaS con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inserciones.
Y en- ningdn case Sc entregarA
la declaration jurada de TN edicto
sin recibir el precio de la inserci6n.
Las anteriores reglas son invaria.
bles.
La AGwfHiJtraei6a De ia DeSes
Raaa,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-02
!lLl De !OCOVPOS

Aver tueron asistidos en- Ia
Sala de Socorroe Jose Ojeda, de
herida contusA con deSgarro en- Ia
pulpa del dedo pulgar derecho;
Bartolo Ngueroa herida contusa de
IN centimeto sobre Ia region tenn
poral derecha y Maria Alvarez, he
rida incisa de dos centfmetros sobre
el dedo mehique de Ia mano dere-
cha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-02
EDICTO

In Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Mayaguez, Puerto
Rico.
Estados Unidos de America. 81
Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos. SIS.
Domingo Rubio Sanchez. Deman-
dante. VS..
Mariana Carrillo y Santiso. De-
mandada.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
A Mariana Garlic y Santiso,
& sea la demandada antes mencio-
NADIA por Ia presente sc notihca d
usted que Sc ha presentado en- Ia
ofcina del Secretario de Ia Corte de
Distrito de este Distrito Judicial de
Mayagiez, P. R. Ia demanda del
actor antes citado, en- Ia cual alega
que habiendo contraido matrimonio
civil con usted el d. Abril de 1899
hace seis afos, pr6ximamente. que
le abandon6 usted deSapareciendo
del hogar conyugal, sin motive jus
ti6cado y solicitando por virtud de
sse abandono el divorcio del matri-
monio existente entire dicho deman-
dante y usted, y que Sc le impongan
las costas, con los demAs prenun-
ciamientos legales.
A moci6n del abogado don RO-
bustino Biaggi, representante del
acor, acompahada de un affidavit
por el que Sc acredita que Ia dematl'
dada que es V, Mariana carrillo y
Santiso, Sc encuentra ausente de la
isla en- ingnorado paradero, Ia Cor
ie estimando que existe una buena
causa de acci6n & favor del deman-
dante, ha ordenado en- el dia de hoy
que se le emplace 4 v. por terminc
de cuarenta dias por edictos que SC
publicaran, por 10 menos, una vez
cada semana en- el peri6dico LA De
MocRAc1A, que Sc edita en- Sar
Juan, pasado cuyo tkrmino 81 V. nc
comparece. podra 4 instancias de
actor Domingo Rubio, ser declara
da en- rebeldia y obtener una sen
tencia despues declNando con lu
gar el divorcio que solicita.
Extendida bajo mi Arma el
Mayagiiez, P. R. hoy S de Febre
ro, de 1907.
FRANCISCO LLAVAT.
Secretario Corte Distrito d.
Mayagiiez.
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Sc ACABO 81 D0L0R

Con 81 anestesico sDentudos
Se obtisne la Completa auseAOia del
d lor en- tod - las estrAcciones den
tales, De venta en- Ia farmAcia ds
& 'olons PlsEa principal, San
Ji-n Uiriiae e il corresp ndencia
al sefior n. NJ. P. O. Box AL San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-02
Las tarifas ferroviarias
Al Consejo Executive de Puerto-Rico

secuencias desastrosas 4 que puede
ser conducida la riqueza agricola 8
industrial, de ser amparada y pues.
ia en- vigor tan ruinoea tarifa, esta,
mos seguros de que nuestra causa
tendra un decidido campe6n en- ca
da una de las respetables 6guras
que hoy ocupan las mas atlas re-
presentaciones del poder Executive.
Deseosos los que suscriben de
no extenderse en- mas consideracio-
mes que solo serian copia de las mt.
chas que en- distintos tonos y for.
mas hemos venido poniendo de
manifesto ante los poderes pdbli.
cos, nos concretamos 4 lamar Ia
atenci6n de ese Consejo sobre los
tres adjuntos estados numSricos que
comprende.
81 NJ I.-Estado de tipos que
4 nuestro juicio deben ser cobrados
por la american Rail Road Com
panyS q los tres productos, Gaia,
azGeaT no 1sfnado y mieles, en- tras-
portes de toneladas m&tricas y'se.
gun kilometraje expresado.
81 No a. Estado comprensivo
de los tipos que 4 la Gaia fj6 en-, So
tarifa de II de Julio de 1906 (dis-
cutida ante el Comite de Tranquil
cia el 2e de Octubre del mismo aHo)
la American Rail Road Company.
tipos fjados con variaci6n del sis
tema de pesos en- Ia nueva tarifa
presentada; tipos hoy en- vigor eh
la 1sla de Cuba y los que segIn
nuestra opinion debeu regir para
Puerto-Rico.
Ell no 3.-Y estado comprensi-
vo de iguales consignaciones q las
sefialadas en- el no 2 con respecto al
trasporte de az1cares crudos 6 no
refnados. f....>
Por no alaanzar el tempo de
que disponemos (por graciosa y Ii
. mitada concession del Comite de
franquicias) para presentar ante ese
Consejo mas que esta liierfsima ex-
: posici6n de hechos y snplicas nos
relevamos de acompaiiar el estado
por trasporte de mieles hacienda
constar, no obstante, que tambien
; han sido fuertemente altsrads.
Insistimos, pues, y suplicamos
| respetuosamente al Consejo TEje-
cutivo que las tarifas sean modif-
) cadas en- los terminos que sc indi.
can en- el Estado nGmero leon
respecto a caaas, asGoares o~GOs ,
mieles y que, con respecto 4 los de-
4 mas articulos, Sc conSideren debi-
| damente las peticiones que elevlra-
D mos en- 29 de Octubre de 1906 y
: que hguran insertas al principio del
presente escrito.
: Con la seguridad de Quienes
q acuden q dignisimos representatives
e del pals, clamando justicia para el
!. pals mismo, aguardan la resoluci6n
a de ese alto Cuerpo,
: Muy respetuosamente,
$ Eduardo GioyYttH. Juan /sse
s AYsHaga. Luis RH6eyt.
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importancia las pruebas en- que Sc
sostuvieron las quejas contra la
Compaiiia y de tan s6lida argumen-
taci6n las razones que sirvieron de
fundamento 4 las solicitudes de que
sean rebajadas las tarifas de II de
Julio de 1906 que no vacilamos en-
indicar al alto cuerpo q que tene-
mos el honor de dirigirnos seria
convenientfsimo, va que no ha de
obrar con ligereza para resolver en-
materia tan importante como tras-
cendental, solicite de Ia O6cina de
la Camara de Delegados le entire
guen toda esa Recommendation, aho-
rrandonos con ellos el arduo traba-
10 que para nosotros signifcaria el
volver a razonar y 4 fundar de ma
nera extensa y detallada las pode-
rosas causas que nos ha impulsado
para adoptaz una actitud a que nos
obliga el tenor de que Ia riqueza
zacarina sufra una baja conside-
rable en- su production, baja que es
SECURE habrfa de rehejar sus perjui-
clos en- todas las clases sociales de
Puerto Rico.
Que con fecha posterior y hace
(varios dias lego a nuestro conoci-
miento que por el experto Mr.. Pea
body Sc habia entregado a ese Con
sejo el informe pericial que venia
obligado y que asf mismo habfa
sido formulada, no sabemos 81 con
Ia anuencia 8 aprobaci6n del citado
experto, una nueva tarifa de ferro-
carriles.
Que tai noticia nos llen6 de
algeria y de esperanto y supusimos
que triunfando la taz6n, Mr.. Pea
body recomendarla la baja de tipos
de transporte de acuerdo con la
equidad en- que fundamos nuestras
reclamaciones, suposici6n que tuvc
por fundamento ell casi continue
asentir de Mr.. Peabody al escuchal
la irrebatible prueba que hizo desh'
lar ante sus ojos todo 10 mas gra'
nado de nuestras distintas ramas dc
riqueza.
Que en- tai virtud solicitamos
copia de aquel informe y de las
nuevas tarifas siendonos entregadas
hace cuatro 6 seis dias, estas ulti-
mas y no habiendo recibido a1n el
primero.
} Que la esperanza por nosotroi
abrigada torn6se en- verdadero estu
, por al pasar la vista sobre un docu
mento que aguardabamos fuera e.
, resultado del maduro estudio de Il
pericia y de Ia experiencia con e
, deseo de solucionar un gravisimC
conAicto de manera squitativa }
: justa.
Que fuk causa de nuestro asom
bro el inconcebible hecho de que, el
| efecto, parte de las bases 8 tipos d
. las tarifas que la American Rail
/ road Company preseutara con fech
, II de Julio de 1906 han sido altera
, das no en- bene6cio de los interese
. puertorriqueiios sino en- bien de 10
, de aquella Compaffa.
Que eStando Ell vigor en- est
isla Ell sistema metrico decimal ,
: habiendose venido aplicando hast
: la fecha por eSa misna Compaiiia
: la nueva tarifa Sc basa en- distintt
. sistema de pesos y medidas mar
: cando sus unidades por libras col
= 10 cual consigue hacer mas agresi
vo y mas pesados los cObros po
trasporte.
ST los miembros que consti
tuyen ese Consejo han permane
/ cido atentos a las diversas mani
festaciones de la opinion pGblica
81 ese alto Cuerpo ha sentido e
rumor de desagrado con que Puer
to Rico entero ha recibido e
anuncio de las tarifas de II d.
Julio de 1905; 81 esa dignisima )
poderosa parte del Poder Legislati
vo Executive ha visto avanzar /;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-02

Los que suscriben, represen-
tantes de las siguientes factorlas
azucareras: rCan6vanas,O de Rio
Grande; aBuena- Vista,S de Carroll
ma; sProgreso,s de Carolina; Qua
nita,S de Bayam6n; sConstancia,
de Toa-baja; aCarmen,S de Vega
Alta; tSan Vicente y de Vega -Baja;
sMonserrate, y de tManatf; &Luisa,'
de Manatf; sPlazuela,D de Barcelo-
meta; sCambalache,s de Arecibo;
aBianchi,O de Afiasco; sRafucci,D
de Afiasco.
Asi mismo los que suscriben,
asumiendo la representation de una
gran masa de cultivadores de cana
de las costas Norte y Oeste de la
Isla de Puerto Rico Sc, permiten
acudir ante el Consejo para expo
ner y solicitar 10 siguiente:
Que con fecha II de Julio de
1906 fu& sometida a la considera-
ci6n del Comite de Franquicias de
Puerto Rico una tarifa redactada
Dor la Administration de la Ameri-
can Railroad Company solicitando
fuese aprobada para su aplicaci6n
en- las lineas de ferrocarriles que
tiene en- exploitation dicha Compa-
fiia.
Que con fecha 2o de Octubre
de 1906 sc reuni6 el citado Comite,
session, para la cual fuimos notifca-
dos, ante el cual expusimos las
razones que nos obligaban a recha-
zar las tarifas en- discussion por lc
exagerado de sus tipos con relaciou
q los frutos y artfculos que son OBJ
jeto del tra6co por parte de la ri.
queza industrial y agrfcola que re.
presentamos.
Las enmiendas por nosotro:
solicitadas sobre las tarifas biscuit
das, ante el referido Comite, fueror
las siguientes:
Abonos, IS por 100 de rebaj'
sobre la tarifa. AzIcar, IS por 100
Cana, IS por 100. Leila, 40 po
J 100. Carbon Mineral, 40 por 100
Mieles, so por 100. Ron, IS po
100. Semilla de cana, so por 100
Envases vacios en- retorno, ex
ceptuados del pago de fete.
Pleas de maquinaria de memo
de l 800 kilos pasarlas a la clase 4
Tarifa carga.
Pleas de maquinaria de I.So'
4 5000 kilos. Clase 81
Pleas de maquinaria de 800
4 1000 kilos. Clase a.
Pleas de maquinaria de 400
4 1900 kilos. Clase Il
Y suprimir el derecho de un
y medic centavo que La Compahf
cobra por cada saco que conduce d
la estaci6n & sus almaceneS.
Que nj Ell Comite de Frauqui
cias nj el Consjo Executive dictaro
resoluciones sobre la aplicaci6n d
las referidas tarifas y que sin dud
para adoptarlas con mayor aciert
solicitaron la intervention de Ii
experto en- materia de ferrocarriles
Que como consecuencia de ia
prudente actitud lego q Puerto R
co Mr.. Peabody quieu asisti6, tc
mando parte en- elias, q las prolor
gadas sesiones abiertas por una re:
petable comisi6n de la Camara d
Delegates donde con la interver
cion de representatives del Amer
can Rail Road Company Sc discu
ti6 p1blicamente, no solo sobre Ia
deficiencies del servicio de aquell
Compahfa sino sobre la amenaz
que para la riqueza puertorriquefa
signifcarfa la aprobaci6u de ia
exageradas tarifas.
Que a tai information acudi
con razones informes orales y'eScri
tos lujosa representation de la agri
cultura, la industria y el comerci
del pats.
Que siendo uno de los funda
r,artos az, oue c. anovaha IA Com
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Vidal Hernlnl: { g,

Comerciantes en- mercAMcfas, pro-
visiones y licores al por mayor y do
tall. Vendedores del acreditado ron
uMrceditas de Yabucoa. FajArdo, p n.
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N|LAGR0SO DES(UBRIN|thTO

An ego San Juan Mlagosa specialized aucs reners De
NApoes anEando n6nidad de hiervas
ada despu de poundo udo sobe las nfene
dades scas ha encondo medic de cursras den
mercu ombate las enfermedades
eonda dicha suanea 81 amenO senclsnO las
formulas vegetables composition solo enn
bs mednas de India Las pdO inyeon han sido decladOs
mgoso omp cua6n de odas las enfernedad De
Las Was uriuarias de ambos
agroso RoOB PZZ0 gran medcameno escasfsmo
eOmpa destruction de todo baso siflfc pur6ca
deandoa do normal bre de todo dando Salud
para production terrible enlemedd TnendS
complete sgud d aacada de de aqueas ezfe
dhos medcmntos
Epcddes Po los nculos pon hacer despues del resu
paculaisma solo conveucimento frmO de bOdad de los
estabecero demua mejor ccacs mpondeabe de aauec
teresadas mslgatar sd salud
Puerto Faaca del doctor Bance del doctor Guerme
ZZo Teniene Mn Hsbana Cub csn gratis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-06

be located a fine pavilion 24X42 feet
The park model and diagram now
on exhibition in The Argus counting
room is designed to show the proposed
location of the cafe. Opposite the cafe
will be a smaller fountain in the midst
of floral garden. The park board
does not expect to build the cafe or
improve the grounds this year, the
funds not being sufficient.
This model also shows a proposed
cascade. the water of which will de
scend from the upper plateau down the
depression east of the cafe grounds in
to the second lake. thence over the
waterfall into the brooklet, thence into
| the lower lake.
The board has purchased for tn,
park some ducks of fine plumage anc
two white swans. These are expecte,
| the middle of this month. The boys =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-06

The Davenport memorial fountain
for Long View park is being made
by the ]. L. Mott Iron works of New
York. from which firm the fountain
statuary, and principal vases in Spen-,
Ger square were purchased. The en-
craving shows only two figures with
shells in the first basin. There will he
four such figures. Two were left out Of
the cut to show the design of the shaft
from the first to the second basin.
The fountain will be placed in D.
foot basin insuring a fine exhibition
Of the water display.
The location of the fountain has
been settled. 1t will stand on the pla
teau south or southwest of the second
lake, a prominent location On the
east or northeast side of this lake will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-06
ElKS INSTALL
new OFFICERS
Rock Island Lodge Ceremonies Are
Conducted by Past Exalted Ruler
3. Frank Knox.

Rock Island lodge No. $50, B. p. .
E., installed the officers elected Marct
ID at the regular meeting last evening
B. Frank Knox, past exalted ruler. act
ed as installing officer. There were =
applications for membership entered
The officers installed were as follows
Exalted Ruler. c. Dunn.
Esteemed Leading Knights. r. Da
Wis
Esteemed Loyal knight - Lloyd
Lamphere.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-Rau
dolph w. Holland.
Secretary-Sam Kaufman.
Treasurer-H. b. SimmOn.
Delegate to Grand Lodge. W
Houder.
Alternate. G. Dunn
Trustee for Three Years-JamCS 4
Wendell.