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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
GAME To ATTEND
kEWANAS MEETING
DIRECTOR SIMS TELLS OF THE
MARVELLOUS STRIDES OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

w. NJ. Sims and II. F. Dangburg
arrived Saturday, the former from
San Francisco, and the latter from
Carson, coming in from Nina by
auto. Both are directors of the Ke-
wanas Mining Company, and left for
Goldield in the afternoon to attend
the quarterly meeting of the COM
pany. They went from here in the
Douglass auto, and were accompan-
led by w. j. Douglass and Tom Ken
dali.
Mr.. Sims is one of the best known
attorneys in San Francisco, and is
known throughout the entire State of
California. He is also interested in
the local gas company, Speaking of
conditions in San Francisco, he said
that it was simply marvellous the
ann in which the upbuilding of
the city was going ahead.
The labor troubles in the city are
practically settled" said he, the last
being the car strike. Everywhere is
heard the hum of improvements, and
on all sides the big buildings are go
ing up as fast as labor can put them.
San Francisco is showing to the
world the stuff of which her men are
made, for they have thrived upon
their trouble instead of sitting back
and waiting for somebody to come in
and do their work for them.
Politics are playing a very inn
portant part in the affairs of the city
Just now. and everybody is busy al
that game. There is no doubt that
Taylor will be the next mayor, and
that Langdon will be reelected. Nc
Carthy, the labor candidate fol
mayor, has not the support of union
labor, while Mayor Taylor has and
so has Langdon. On the Democratic
ticket. William MeCabe has beer
nominated for county clerk and thii
was done at the request of tn,
strongest labor leaders in the city
There ave also two strong nominee.
for supervisors from the ranks o
labor on the Democratic ticket. Til,
latter is affiliated with the Good Gov
eminent League, which is formed
principally, by the Republicans VIII,
broke away from the Ryan conyen
ton"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
new WORKERS LIKE ATWOOD

j. G. Richardson and wife, accom-
panied by Arthur Botsford and Frank
Peterson of New York. returned last
evening from Atwood, where they
had been for two days, and the East
erners We're very well pleased at the
outlook for the camp.
II was surprised myself" said Mr..
Richardson, tat the showing which
had been made in the short time /
was away from the camp. Four new
shafts have been started, and the
mill of the Goldyke is in operation;
that is, mi of the Huntingtous is
running, and the other will be very
shortly. The mine is looking fine
and is lighted throughout by cleo
tricity. 1t is equipped as a modern
mine should be in every respect. The
camp itself is looking at its best.
and there is not an idle mar in the
district
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
MILL TALKS FOR ITSELF.
Sumyside at Round Mountain Turn
ing Out the STUFF.

ing Out the STUFF.
Louis NJ. Louis, who had charge of
mill construction for Lotus & Davis
on the Round Mountain Mining Com
pany's property, returned to Gold
field Tuesday with his crew, having
completed the enlargement of the
mill and placed it in successful oper-
alton. The mill is now handling be-
tween fifty and sixty tons daily and
is making a practically total extrac-
ton.
Reports from Round Mountain are
that the mine is steadily improving
in the outlook. Development work
is being done on all four levels and
at the deepest point, $50 feet, a dis
covery was made several days ago
which proves that the property is
phenomenal in its wealth. At this
point the ledge vas cut and, instead
of there being six or seven feet,
breaking $40 to the ton, as was the
case on the upper levels, the miners
broke into a streak fourteen inches
wide that pans into the thousands.
A small handful of rock yields a
tablespoonful of gold. Alongside this
streak is four feet of ore that mills
better than $50 a ton.
The mill is working splendidly and
tho Capfopah or o,,+nut Win 10 a. Ioa.t
$4,000 in bullion. This ensures that
the regular dividends will start De-
cember LIST.
The hydraulic operations have not
yet begun, but the last of the pipe is
being brought in and put in position
In about ten days the water viii be
turned on and the production from
the placer deposits will begin. 1t Is
estimated that the gold thus reclaim
ed will be worth at least one thou.
sand dollars a day.
Mr.. Louis with his construction
crew has gone to Bullfrog, where he
will build another mill on the Bull.
frog Gold Bar property, another
holding of LOTUS & Davis. All the
material Is on the ground and water
has been piped in. It Is only a mat
ter of a few weeks until the first unit
of this mill will be in operation and
sixty tons of ore a day will be crush
ed, The capacity will be increased
before the end of the year to 200 tons
a day. The company has about ST.
100000 worth Of ore in sight. Gold.
field Review.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

THE mill is all ready for opera
tion,'' said he, but before 1t can be
operated. they must get in the ma
terial for the tramway, which is now
on the way, and may have been in
the recent wreck in the East. The
grading has been done for the addi-
tional hundred stamps which are to
be erected as soon as the present
plant is proved up. the mine is a
wonderful property and is looking
better every day, The last assays
from there are something wonderful,
and there is a great deal of ore there
that will go yer forty dollars to the
ton
c. J.. Blumenthal, one of the direc-
tors of the company has received the
following assays from the Western
Soldier claim. the values of which are
all in gold:
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS OF MID
WAY EXTENSION MINING COM
PiNN OF TONOPAu.

Notice IS hereby given to the stock
holders of Midway Extension Mining
Company Of TpnopHh. n corporation orr
ganiZcd under the laws Of the Territory
Of ArtHona. with mines located at Ton
opal, Nevada, that by order Of its
Board 81 Directors ana stockholders it's
mining property has been sold and
transferred to Golden anchor Mining
Company, q corporation organized un-
der the laws of the territory OF Arf-
zona, and doing business at Tonopah.
Nevada. All persons holding stock Of
Midway Extension Mining Company Of
Tonopall are hereby notified to sur
render the same to the undersigned as
Secretary Of the Midway Extension
Mining Company OF Tonopah prior to
the 16th day of october, 1907, ana re-
cctve in exchange therefore stock OF
said Golden Anchor Mining Company.
The certificates OF stock should be duly
endorsed and sent by registered matt
10 the undersigned at Tonopah. Nevada.
You are further notified thai the dis
solution ot said Midway Extension
Mining Company of TouoDah has been
ordered by the Directors ana Stock
holders Of said Company, 70 take place
as soon rs its Affairs are settled.
For full particulars concerning the
consolidation % said Compauie4 Hd-
dress the Undersigned
Dated At Tonopah Ncvada tltis t6th
DAN of september, 1907.
MIDWAY lSNtcusiOn Mining Compulr nf
Tonapnt
IN j r. SNflTtl. Secretary.
VT 9-21 rs; l0-5, ~.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
Width Ledge

There are eleven samples in all.
from which these assays are taken.
and the average is $37.S4. This is
very fine milling ore, and it is said
besides that there are large quanti-
ties on the other claims which viii
surpass this showing. The Silver
Peak Valcalda, which is owned by
the Q'Meara brothers, has an album
dance Of ore which is now being put
through the mill, and netting $50 a
ton.
This makes q fine showing for the
Silver Peak country, which is going
ahead without much being said Of its
operations. developing and grinding
out the ore.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
JENSON HAS BIG STRIKE.
The Rich Fitting Copper District A..
tracing Salt Lake Capital.

tfdttlhR SALT Lake tipttaJ.
Two new shoots of ore encoun-
tered since his last previous visit Of
a few weeks ago and the original
strike of native copper hold,ac as
strong as ever. is the report brought
from the property of the Utah-Es-
meralda Copper company by Mama
ger ]. B. Jensen, who came In yes
terday from the Fitting district.
On the same vein on which the
original strike was made, but 1000
feet away, a shaft has ben sunk to
a depth of t~hirty-fve feet, which l.
In ore all the way-even better ore
than the other. Mr.. Jensen says
and the other was good ~ per cent
copper. Another nice body of ore
has been opened in the Boston No.
? claim, and the vein is virtually
proven for the entire 1000 feet.
The shaft is being sunk in the 10
foot ledge. and It is in good ore. en-
eountered at less depth than was
anticipated. 1t is the intention Ia
put the shaft. down at least 900 feev
possibly 500 feet. before drifting.
The tunnel has been run in 1870
feet and a erosscut is being driven
for the ledge. which will be cut al
$50 70 200 feet depth. The tunnel
has been run parallel with the vein.
from sixteen to twenty feet from the
wall, where the ore occurs.
The Arizona Copper company
which is operating Immediately soutt
of the Utah company, has just re.
ceived a carload of machinery and 4
carload of lumber.
The machinery includes a -,
horsepower hoist, a four drill com.
pressor and a 42-horsepower gaso.
line engine. The lumber is for the
shaft buildings and mine timbers
The Schwab people have let a con.
tract for a 150-foot shaft. In add.
ton to its 1000-foot tunnel, and ac
tivity in the district generally. Mr.
Jensen says, is increasing. Sail
Lake Republican.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

the adjoining properties, for a mile in
every direction, have jumped up in
value, and there has been a scramble
for them all this week. Several deals
are reported and a number of options
have been given.
One thing is certain, the southern
part of the mineral zone will now ge;
such a thorough prospecting that We
may confidently expect other discov-
cries of Importance.
All eyes on the Fairview Mizpah.
1t may outclass Jim Buffers. -Fair-
view News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
All Nevada Stocks Bought and
Sold.

Write FOR my market letters weekly aud semi
weekly free, And sheet showing actual market
prices Gou should have my letters 10 keep
check on all important field Developments and
actual trading from week 10 week.
Al eedes used Private code on request
Stocks held in trust subject TO orders free
Buyer contracts carried to any extent. I'm
limited cash capital "a nv business.
Offices y. g. DOUBI. EBAY. Banker & Broker,
Merchants Exchange Bldg.
San Francisco, Cal.
als Atelino. ST, Oaklacd
Correspondents on Sll Exchanges.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

Write d. g. Doubleday. Merchants
Exchange, building. San Francisco,
for market letter and sheets showing
actual market prices In all Nevada
stocks. free. You should read Mr..
DoubIeday's market letter. II
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

The most deadly poison known is
strophanthidin. One thousand-mil-
lionth Of IN ounce is an injurious
dose.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

For Rent" For Rent Furnish
ed and For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

When all Is lost save honor a man
tries to stand on his dignity.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
WORTH nel'c Gold MINING COMPANY,

rOnOpnh. NcN.
Notice Is hereby given that the am
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
NORTH BELLE GOLD MINING 60.
and the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year Will be held IN the office
Of said Company in the ~. j. Han
Building, Main street, Tonopuh. Nevada.
on THURSDAY, OCT 10, 1907, 81 ;
=. NJ
HENRY J. sEITz, secretasy
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

A woman is never surprised when
she is handed a compliment.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

Leave bundles or call at Roberts
Barber Shop for Sherman Steam
Laundry. lw-25
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
HASKELL FORMALLY INVITED
TO ADDRESS THE DEMOCRACY
OF CARTER COUNTY ON
AUG. 3.

II the present plans OF the Ardmore
democratic club are carried Sout Hon.
c. y. HASKELL the democratic candi.
date for election as the first governor
of the new state will visit Ardmore
on August 3. and address the citizens
Of Ardmore on that date.
At meeting of the democratic club
held last night the secretary was in.
structed to confer with the state cam.
paign committee in an effort TO ap.
point a date for Mr. Haskell to speak
here. August the Sd was mentioned as
a suitable date. and the secretary will
ask that that date be selected by the
campaign committee.
Vice President Bonner Of the club
was in the chair. lie made few re-.
marks concerning the entertainment
that the city would prepare for the
honored democrat on the occasion
his visit here. Others remarked upon
the proposed visit and all were anX-
ious to have MIR. Haskell visit Ard
more. The spirit of democracy was
shown conclusively among those who
were present at the meeting last
night and the club promises MIR.
Haskell a royal welcome when he viz.
its Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
MARIETTA AGAINST ARDMoRE
WILL BE PLAYED IN THE
FORMER CITY.

1t is very probable that tennis
tournament will be pulled OFF between
the Marietta and Ardmore players
within the next few days. \ chal.
lenge has been received by the Ard
more boys for game with the Mari.
eta players. The date has not been
decided upon, but It is very probable
that it will be in the near future. The
challenge calls for single and
double tournament to be played in
Marietta. II has come to the cars of
the Ardmore tennis players that Ma
rietta has fast aggregation who love
the sport of tennis playing and the
Ardmore boys will accept the chal
lenge as soon as they get together.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
CELEBRATE LABOR DAY
1T is TIME THAT SOME EFFORT
WAS BEING MADE IF LABOR
WANTS DAY OBSERVED.

Labor day this year falls on Sept. ?,
and so far as is known nothing has
been done by either the business in.
terests or the union toward celehrat-
ing the day as is usually the Gus.
tom in the city OF Ardmore.
more.
The fact that this year is an cleo
tlon year when people will be called
upon to vote on the adoption of the
constitution, and the two great par
ties will both have tickets in the field
the farmers with prospects of big
crop. and the country in general
prosperous condition. Ardmorc should
have a celebration as never was had
here before.
The various business interests
should be represented in the parade
by suitable floats the unions would
each join in the parade, and good
speakers be secured, and big barbe-
cue given at their grounds and people
from ullltS dIouuu toulu Ne lldut W
come here.
1t would not be a bad idea to have
an old time Indian ball game and the
Green Corn dance and other Indian
games played so as to attract a large
crowd of visitors from the surround
ing states.
The various farmers unions through
out the county would also join in
with the business interests, and labor
unions in making a success of the
day.
A number of farmers may be Undue.
ed to have floats with products Of
the farm on display and prizes of
fered for the best float in the parade
showing farm products.
The day could be made one Of en-
ioyment and profit to the city as well
as to this section of the country.
It Is up to the Commercial Club
and business interests of Ardmore to
take some action before it Is too late.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
PROPERTY OWNERS vs.. CITY
PROPERTY OWNERS REFUSE TO
PAY FOR LEAD PIPE SER.
VICE INSTALLATION.

All property owners who have re-
fused TO pay the city for the instal
latior OF the lead pipe service int
th-ir buildings in the Taved district
Of the city. will hav, their water Gu,
IN tomorrow and the water will ie.
mar shut or until he lead pipe ser
vice is settled for
number Of persons who own prop.
erty in the paved district Of the city
have refused TO pay for the lead ser
vice. as installed by the city. claim.
ing that they would have had tho
service installed cheaper than the city
Is now requiring them 10 pay.
To better preserve the pavement OF
the city and to prevent the necessity
Of ever taking up the pavement IN
the future to install new water pipes.
just before the pavement was Land
the city authorities had lead pipe
service installed IN every business
house I'm the district 10 be paved
This service. It is said. they are now
requiring the property owners to ray
for. at cost
The collection Of Ne money for this
service has met with considerable op-
position. with the result that the wa
ter will be shut of Water Commis-
sioner Brodnax stated today In
speaking OF the refusal Of number
Of property owners TO pay for the in
stallation Of the service. that the
city was only requiring them to pay
exactly what It cost to have the ser.
vice installed and that in his opinion
the price they were called upon to
pay was as 10 was the work could
Dave, tHossibly been done.
This Is not the opinion Of a number
of property owners. and it is proba-
bic that tomorrow will see the eli.
max.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
USED BANK CHECKS
PATRoNlzED THIRST SHOPS AND
PAID IN cHEcKs-No MONEY
IN BANk-ARRgsrEo.

G.. ID. Cook. an old resident OF the
city and man well known about
town, was arrested this morning ON a
charge OF procuring money under
false prcteuse \ half dozen business
men, principally joint owners. hold
checks given by Cook last night.
which were turned down when pre-
sented at the bank today. The check 3
were drawn on the Ardmorc National
bank They viii aggregate possibly
$50 or $40 Joe Bastine holds check
for s. given by Cook. Henry Wlnans
holds one for S. and VIM Wilson
holds one for slo. II is said Cook
also gave a number Of other checks.
all Of which were turned down.
An Investigation this morning
showed that Cook had had n balance
~ the Ardmorc National bank. hut
had drawn all his money out ON the
fifteenth Of last month
II is said Cook was drinking consid.
crably last night and was drunk when
he gave the checks. II is also said
he has money I'm another bank In the
city. as he had a deposit snp calling
for Sl3l when arrested The slip
showed that he had deposited that
much money In the city National
bank
Cook was arrested by the police al.
ter a hunt OF several hours. and was
confined in the calaboosc. Later IN
the day he was turned over To the
federal authorities
Cook says he will pay the checks
and would not have done It had he
not been drunk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
At the Jail.

Arthur Butler, charged with intro
ducing and selling, and Billie Buch-
annon, charged with the same offense
We're lodged in Jail in default of bond.
Ross Harris charged with larceny
and receiving was released after hay
ing made bond.
Frank Cook, who has been in Jail
serving a sentence for violation of the
liquor laws was released under sec
ton 1912.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
BALL TEAM DISBANDS
MEMBERS OF ARDmoRE TEAM
PAID oFF-seVERAL LEAVE
FOR THEIR HOMES.

The Ardmore baseball team was
disbanded this morning and practical.
ly all of the players left the city
this afternoon of them going
to their homes Inability to secure
games and also TO play sun lay ball
were the main causes for the team be-.
ing disbanded. without Sunday games
II * an impossibility to maintain a
fast team in a city the size Of Ard.
more without financial loss. Al.
though the team has been playing win.
ming ball, yet the gate receipts for
week day games has not paid the tv
ponses and the promoters decided To
pay OF th, players and allow them 10
40 elsewhere.
II Is certainly To be- hoped that by
next summer the ban placed ON san.
day games by the city. will have been
raised, so that Sunday excursions
may be run into the city for SUNDAY
games.
Captain Hardy. who brourht los
ing team into winning form and has
over conducted himself g. gentle
manly manner, left this afternoon Tor
his home AT Waco IT, states that he
will not play any more this season
The fans are hopeful that he viii be-
induced to return here next year 10
captain team. as he Is perhaps the
most popular bali player who has
ever appeared in an Arlmorc uni
form.
Murphy will return to his home at
Donison. Maddox TO Corsicanl and
Pelkoy TO Oklahoma Ciy. Practical
ly all Of the other players lett tbs
afternoon for Gainesville, v.ro-r most
Of them will secure plloca on the
Gainesville team. Woods and Harris.
local boys. will remain here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AVERTED
QUICK ACTION AND STEADY NER.
We PREVENTED A SERIOUS
RUNAWAY YESTERDAY.

But for the cool head and quick ac.
tion Of O'Brien Mullins, a Young man
Of this city, Robert Ledbctter. the
youthful son of Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Ledbetter might have met his death
yesterday afternoon beneath the heels
Of run away horse.
\ young pony which the boy was
driving to a cart became frightened IN
10th avenue. northwest, and Washing,
ton street. The horse ran away, throw
ing the young man out As he was
thrown from the buggy he caught the
singletree with both hands. Holding
this way with his head within only a
few feet of the horses heels, he was
carried to Sixth avenue, Mr. Mullins
saw the danger the youth was in, and
quickly ran into the street. lie seiZ-
ed the horse by the bride reins as II
passed in its mad dash. For some
yards he struggled with the frighten.
cd animal, when Duncan Taliaferro
came to his assistance and the ami
NAL was quieted.
Young Ledbctter was not injured.
but the fact that he was not is extra.
ordinary as he was in a most danger
Gus position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
Methodlst Picnic.

The members and friends of the
Methodist church and Sunday school
spent the day on Rock Crossing pic
nicing and having good time. A
jolly crowd left the Methodist church
this morning at an early hour. Also
several hacks and buggies full of pic
mic folk went TO the Crossing lhis aft.
ernoon. Dinner, delicious AMI delight
ful was served on the ground, after
which the party spent the remainder
OF the day wandering through the
woods, enjoying the beauties Of ma
ture. The party will return at a late
hour this evening,