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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
DTaiba,

Sc Dude odbYvat We etvrtek dn,
I4ho bfezns, 1907, IA iarmt
Mike Ryle a, mile vycLodne cd
Utuky poeinaje vIo hodin rano.
Bude prodauo ~ koni btebci,
Jedeu Nc Mahon vsH 1000 liber
a druhy Linot zIoo Iiber. 20 kr'
50 dobytka registrovaneho. Here
ford, a krstkorohY. Prassta troll.
ho plenens, fsimsske nseini, 90
slepic a mimo tr no iine veci. Dos
tavte Sc vsichny ns tento prodej;
Vyber bude velikJ. Mike Ryle,
mattel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
FaTma ma PrOdej,

Fsrms Dshlhc fioys 40 akrech
v sokci IL. 9S. 90, So nil sever.
ne cd Tyndall. eeskem soused
stvi. Dobte vzdelsns. dobre sta
Wy. msstal a jine budovy. $50
skra poll ostatek psstr a louks.
. skra ohrads ga prssats. =
sIudne. a prsmenita yods v past.
IA. Mote sc pfevzit. no bfel.
us. Cena ;4S "a air. Msly CAV
davek, oststni ma splatky. Geo.
w. Snow. Springfield, 5. L.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
TahCTski Slaini BaRka.
Platte Dane Ma Tabsrsk6
BanCe,

Name dpInS sezusm DAM "a
rok 1876 pro Tabor a okol,, te
;ilo by mas kdVby nam sveFili ii,
Ient ie to nepflhodue jet do Tyn
dali, zsplsceni jejich daui. Ma
Sc PoPIatky "a akove slusby isou
mirne, a vEkutku ie to usetfsni pc
ueZ tenn, ient by iiuak nemeli il,
1eho Geele v okresn i'm sidle net.
Ii plAceni danf. Mazete Sc kaidt
DOLBY doEvedet OBJ os VasIeh dsui
ma banku.
Taborska bsnka.
]. v. Wagner Pres.
jar. A. Wayne Cssr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

iu. : iIuje drt,t coo mfsto uej
rele ieden rok Ii ienE btror
postu pa ttto doprave by NELL hle
det odebirIt asFth dtnpi noyiny
by iEsd postovnl nemUsel dopra
u zsstsvit na zAklsde uedo Itatku
trace. Ovsem doposud to bylo
nemotne pro ty farmsTy tax emit
cot pine mite uzuavSme. ale ny
nj kdyt je rozvs4ee nelly by HE.
def drset jei v tinnosti; keep
him busy" jak Sc tika snglicky,
by postovni Gfsd byl pfesvhdeen
lie isou piIni etenafi a be 81 doprs
WI zsslouti. Plsu tsxy jsko kat
dS jiny a proto. die nsseho Edani
by nemeli BIT zkrscovani ma W.
bodach ktere mali jini. Katd5
rozvatee must 81 Iapisovat kstdo.
denne nnoholi novin. pssni a il.
ne druhy posty byl rozvezl a phi.
veal re sve routy, Z eehot Sc vyho
tovuje mesieni vykaE uhrnny a IA
Sic do Wsshingtonu. Poole toho
vSksru pax tam rolhodujou sdsli
doprava stoji "a to by existovals.
jeIi malo poSty anebo nsjili malo
polly, mohlo by Sc stat BE by Il.
tad doprsvu jen K wolf tomu zas.
taYil. Proto byehom rsdiIi ably
die mOtnosti katdS pffslusnik te-
to routy odbirsl aspoh dennf now
ny. Neeheeme suad poroueet v
tomto zfi2adu; uybrt leo rsdime
die nsseho ueilepsiho zdsei.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
DTaiba,

Sc Dude odbyvst ma farne Fr.
Straky milf severue a 4 mile "a.
zsdne cd Tabora, We stfcdu, 7tho
bFezna 1907. zaeinaje v 10 bod n
rrno, We kiere Sc proda y koni. -
kusd dobytks, 20 prssst. 400 sic.
pic, farmeske uaeini. - tun sens
We s,ohu, domAei nsbytek a iint
veci Frank Strska. Mattel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Pan Ian Trnka odcestoval "a
obchodem do TO Sc newt q
kdy sc vrati newt AMI ii, kter5m je
dluken. Vssk mohlo to bSt hor.
Jan Gleich, Cd Lakeport rem.
toval 32o ak.a pekneho poremku
; mile cd Lake Andes a stehoval
sc tam s rodinou v popdeli. Mno
no souscd0 mu pomshslo phi ste
bovsn'. Nskladsl sve ysci IA.
bofe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
Money Order ma BanCe.

ramaJujte, kdyi lamySIite zaSlat
nrkam penile. se ie neiiisteii IaSlete.
kdyi ST koupite Money Order ma ia.
borskS Bance. PiIide VAN 10 mno.
hem lacineil piihodneji. vite. re
kdyi VAN n3kdo zasle smsnku idete
u obyGeini vyzvednout ma bank. a 10
same d9laji Il, jimi zaSlete smenku
W. Proc uSetiite pence kdyi 81 kOu.
pite Money order MA baTce, povi VAN
jiS,lce zde uvsdene.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

J. Tran. oPiik I ncall bu
de 7de al bieEea. kio potIeb'
lie brcjle rechf ST je d. ahotovii
o pccislisty jako ic .. Krsll.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Ode vidnO, re usetrite mnoho pen6z
ubzvlasc pr lasilaui vGtSich obnusI,
nichz roplatek ia PoSt6 ic vGtsi.
Koidj zaSilatel cd mas 0bdrii REZfT
IVA ObnUS icni Laslal. kdyby No nani
,yh0tOvcuy Money order Ztratil
poStach, vyhotovime YAM jiny, anebo
yraiimc ncnizc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
DoMAcf zpRAvY.

Tento tyden sc noviny ,rochu
lpozdily nasledkem stehovsni pos
y Z budovy deuiime &c e,erafi
l,skave pfominou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
Tfeti DOpraVa.

Bsrta Wagner byl ustsnoven
rozvsteeem ma ttetf doprave Z Is
bora a no btezna zspoene rorvs
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Frants Koeer z Lesterville byl
fde nsvstevou VIC etvrtek.
Louis Blachnik a Frank Wurlz
byli v Ysnkton nedeli.
RI. Anna Gardnerova byla y
Tyudall We stfedu.
Vaelav Noll z Tyndall byl zde
"a navsteve We etvrtek.
ri. ]. A. MatusKy byla povaa.
live nemocna rinuly tyden.
Jan Koeer ST., ie povaslive nc.
moeen cd nedele.
]. ]. Kudrns, mi. byl Tyr.
dali Gtery.
!. F. Slama koupil odstfedivku
cd A. ]. Novaks pondeIl.
Al Novsk a FIR. Bersn cd La.
Report byli zde pondeli.
Kdo by 81 pfal koupit len nechr
SC pfihlssi u Josefa VSbornyho.
jiH Ptak ]. J. Noll byli v
Tyudall "a obchodem We ttvrtek.
Ma prodej. Tabor Meat MARKET
D dalsf lepteite Sc c. F. B!sehni.
ka.
Jan Kudrns. ST., Sc poVaaliyt
rornemohl minuly tSden a nslezs
SC v osetfeni DR.. Blizks.
Jonas Gleieh Cd Lskeport byl
zde minulou sobotu Ia obchodem
a phi te pFilszitos,i mas nsvstiviI.
]. F. SlAms koupil Cd iiruy
Hruska a Trunec stroll, ma eisteni
obill. Josef chce vie NIT poisd
ku.
Polti byla edsteL ovsna nede
Ii z tiskarny do budovy A. J. No.
vaks. Pan Novsk nsstoupil d.
tad pc stovniho patek.
OSIesui dezorc, skol p. Niue.
LEI Tyndsll byl zde We sttedu a
HIN schnri skolnich uiednikc.
B 'n,m sca6te podal mno no de-
byeh na,Iho FRO dobro skolstvi.
Frank Straka loupil obdL cd Sc
smisepym zboIim Lake AIDES
pei utIskSm esssm a al vyProds
sv, f,rmerske nseipi We veFejne
drs!be, isrmu rentuje a pfevez'
me fileni obchodu.
Dikujem timto vsem nssim sou
Ssdnn "a lssfavost a ocho Ia kite.
rout nam prokAssli pit pasem ste
no AL sc do Lake Andes a we.
moline nam pomshali. Obzvlsst
neeht pfijme dix p. Jan Peterka
"a 10 lie pfevzsl mnohe veei cd
mas, ktere jinak by nam byly tet'
he stehovst. Budeli mokno bu
doucnosti. odplatfme jim vse.
Ian (.teirh n nan zeIk a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
Y Seheohrane.

Major llamm. rcdsktor Ilstu Constitutions
list. hmi"urc Nv. LdyI t"r'- stunaI bolsky
~ i"l". kuuSil SkatuIku BurLIrns ArulrA ma.
u. - MI praNf he jri vyl-ciia "a ~ dni" Lc-
- ,ral"niny. holc>ii rrSy rany. - Tabor
~" l"ksm-.
]. ]. Blachnik z La Crosse,
WIS. sem piiiel ma naystevu We
sIttdn k rodienm a piekvapil je
SWIM pfichodsm, nebor ncvedeli
. tom uieeno. Zdrti Sc zde po
nekolik tydno. Josefovi sc vede
dobfe novem domove . PRAGUE
stale v feznickem Eavodu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Moderni Dfevati Amsriky, els. e0s7
,dbyyaji schdze druhou sobotu kaide-
b mesice SIM 4. {. b. !. Geo. A..
PAX, eth. rada, Robt. Nauk. klcrk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

i shorsk" lrkafnc.
Kass, ua TAborske bauee mem o
hi ami vytetnik oteviit byla odve'
zens do tovsrny X otevtsni We
s,fcdu. LAX znamo strojc vypo.
Sedeli slutbu q kass pc nekolik
mesied z0stala zavfenou, tento IS
den sem pfiIel expert kterS neko
Xix hodin do kssy tusi! ohromnym
kladivem ale vse nadsrmo, Kasou
adj nepohnul.
Josef Stava S rodiuou, 3 rodiei
a bratrem Gustavem sem pfijeli v
Gtery noel "a naklsdnim vlsku
SC SWIM hospodsfstvim Prague,
Neb., a We stfedu pc vylotenf IA.
Cali vie st1hovat ma fsrmu +. +.
Chlsdka kterout mali z rentoya.
uou. Jeli pry pet dni nesli Sc
sem dostsli nasledkt III zbofenft b
trait meli Sioux City VtrmilIit n
Ieli ns Mitchell, Canton a Tyn-
dali
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
MA ZAPAf
SCH0zE MiSTNiCH SPOLEU.

Sp1lek Zen So. Ludmily, Cts. lOi. {
I. A. odbiva sve schule druhou
,delI Y mesicl. We srolkove SIM An
puie Haklova, pfcdscdkyns, Marie
taiemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
lahada 0dknta.

Iak sc sbavit yacpy a ilutnoaii bylo pro mc
tshads "a Ia. kiugs New Life pilulky u roI,
lustin "pis. John y rlcasan, Magnolia. Ind
To i,ou n iodine Fsru"eno i"nt dat uspolo
uni katiSmu. nebo - vrsti rcnils. Ia - '
I shorskG lckarnc
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

ZCBJ els. Al, odbyvaji schuli dru.
,ou ned6li mesici, We syG SIM. Fl
lovurka, pred, Mattel Pekaf, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Rytifi sv. Naclava, els. ~. | { J,
,IbEvsji schGze 6tvrtUu ned4li saide.
b. mesice, ve spolkove SIM. Jan +
pied. Il V HOSTEL, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

Hatolicks Delnik, els. %, odbyvaji
lrhule katdou druhou nedeli m6sici
70 spolgoye SIM. Jan r Wagner.
,red.. Jan Syroyatka. tai.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
RICKEY THE STATE BUILDER

- T WOULD be nothing short Of q calamity to Nevada, should Thomas B.
Hickey find himself Sc involved financially as to be compelled to retire from
crippled. for there is 20 n man that represents the stability, character and
uterpr of the state more than Tom Hickey. He Ii the grand old man"
of Nevada. He has been in this tate almost from its infancy. He las 'gOwn
mp" with it. hal been a part an parcel Of every phase Of its life. He has been
a tower of business strength; he has BEEN foremost in shaping the laws; he IA
been q leader in politics and an honored servant Of the state In important public
office. 'Tom" Hickey has been behind more public enterprises for the material
benefit OF the state than any other man. He has crown rich in Nevada, but
not at the expense of her people. His has been the life Of great achievements
Of great things The wealth that he had, he might have boarded; or he might
have been contented with his banking business which had grown to large pro-
portions in five different towns Of Nevada. But "Tom" Hickey is essentially a
pioneer, pathfinder an state builder, and it has beer his nature and i'm II o.
claim, bund up and improve h state in which he had made his he He has
headed great i1igatng enterprises; owned large ranches and raised the finest Of
thoroughbred cattle or the Improvement II Nevada livestock; he Is interested
in the big Nevada California Power company which transmits electric light and
power to every camp and town of Southern Nevada, n Of the most important
and useful enterprises that could have BEEN projected for the development Of the
state. He hs given . 0odheld, after almost hearbreaktng obstacles - bee
distant sources the puret water in great abundance and at . expense Of
hundreds Il thousands II dollars He las bult costly once buildings In every
town Il size where he had . bank, and in many other ways ~ no contributed
to the upbulding II the state
We do not believe that 'Tom'' hickey win let his banks 60 to the wall
until he expands every cent Of his vast fortune in trying to save them His has
bsn . life Of usefulness. honor and achisvsmene-too much x . permit disaster
himself and 50 many others II its end.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26

field than otherwise II shows that or present troubles arise from external ana
not internal conditions and that under normal conditions throughout the country
there would certainly be n % financial distress In this camp
A word should 70 said about the extraordinary equammty maintained ~
the people Of ooldadd in the crisis through which they are passing It sHza-
ordinary that . people should manifest suh fortitude and almost sang froid n
der such conditions The sudden closing Of the banks caught the people with only
what money they happened to have in pocket The people Of a mining camp
keep little money In pocket or II their places Of business For obvious reasons
they use the banks more largely than other communities for the safekeeptng
If their cash and securities 30 that on the morning the banks closed, TIL town
vas practically broke And no N Knew when the banks would reopen Yet
degree and showed the Stun and stamina Of which bMy the conqusrOrs Of the
desert are made. Many N operator, with employees TO pay many q miner with
every dollar of his savings IN bank; many a business mar with every penny to
indebtedness and stave OF attachments tied ~. turned from the posted TO-
ts With heavy heart only 10 speak words of encouragement to the surrounding
crowds and cheer with story and laughter the saddened and depressed. There
vas 10 gathering Of angry mobs with threat, and malsdicuons, Is might be 4
pected in ' more stable communities; the hardy mn Of the desert who had
many times faced uaver perns than this were mot to be crushed by a mere
money loss But their first concsrn RAJ for ooidnsid and how the credit of the
camp and its reputation would be assaned abroad ooidneld has IS . more nervy
and loyal citizenship than any community in the country and never as It 30
manifest, a. in his crisis One Of the depodtors Of the State Bank and Trust
company, with . better part of a half million dollars tied up in the bank cam
forward Nth Al offer # assistance to the amount 4 n hundred Or more thou
sands to tide ver the emergency. This Is thu kind Of men that are making
ooldfeld, and this is the kind that will keep this camp to the front in spite IF ad-
vershies from without or within.
Let panics come and CO. Goldhsld an afford o smile. With ssoOooooo
and with dividends of s6s1O00 in a single month, q in this October, oodned
will never be swept OF the map. Let the dance 70 u. This panic will be only
an incident almost forgotten, in the course of a month.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
MINERS TAKE STOCK ro1
WAGES II 00LDF1ELD MINE

The men working in the mines have
certainly shown their confidence in the
Mohawk Extension Mining company.
The general manager. Walter D..
O'Brien, went underground yesterday
to speak with his superintendent, for
the purpose of closing down the works,
due to the fact that the company's
money was temporarily tied up in the
State Bank & Trus company. The SUI
perintendent, after talking with his men.
told Mr.. O'Brien that they were willing
to continue work and would take stock
at the market value in payment for
their wages. Mr.. O'Brien was greatly
pleased at the way the miners looked
at the company. The miners. however.
feel safe as they expect within the next
month to cut a cross shoot that runs
from the Mohawk into the Silver Pick.
Except the time when there was a
strike in Goldfeld. the Mohawk Exten-
sion Mining company has been working
continuously and is now drifting on the
200-foot level and the drift is now $50
feet in from the station. Mr.. O'Brien
states that the company will continue
to work as long as the men hold their
confidence in the mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
CLOSED TILL MONDAY

Tbe diredorso he consolidate Stock Exchange. at a meeting held wednes-
dv night decided to close the exchange until Monday morning The decision is
in the following resolution, which s adopted:
A. a MEETING Of the directors of the Consolidated Stock exchange held last
evening 1t vas decided to close the exchange untnn extM Monday morning, atw which
80 thera will HI an omen call for he deectation of the visiting railroad omcials
I'M special guests.
lowing to tn Unsettled financial conditions throughout he country an
much delay md uncertainty In prompt deliveries AM collections n nsequen
xchang feels that it would be to the bst interests Of all concerned to not hold
ordered that n open sessions be held until IN morning of said date
h drectors taking part in last nights meedng are as onows
H. I. Bragdon. John A. Hassel John F. vardaman. H. H Dorsey r. L. Col
burn.E Edward 7. Patrick, ] r. Dung. Lewis H. Rogers. Augustus Sauler, Joseph
H. Hutchinson and F G. Jewett
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
MAYNAx3AN VIEWS BANK
uxUAxIoN C0x1xA0BXTxY

Manhattan, New. Oct. 23.-The "23"
hoodoo arrived in camp this week. as on
that date Of the present month the State
Bank & Trust company announced its
suspension. Manhattan has bested SO
many hoodoos during its somewhat abb
breviated history. however. 1t Is not ap-
palled at the recent visitation. Local
business men have large deposits in the
Manhattan branch Of the institution but
feel confident that they will receive
every dollar due them.
AS a class. h local public IL inclined
to view the condition IS being merely
a mining camp incident and to accept
II gamely. The utmost optimism pre-
walls here, the general consensus of
opinion being hat the bank will make
rood to its creditors. The most SAN
guine appear to be the men who have
the largest deposits in the local branch
The sub-bank at this point Is reported
to be in sound financial condition n
in position to Immediately a deposit
ors dollar for dollar. There has been
no run on the other banking institutions
here as q result Of the suspension.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
KE1EAFTE1 DECxE8 TO DEVOTE
TINE TO 0oLDxIELD

Arnold Becker. editor of the American
Mining Review Of Las Angeles since
September 1. 1906, has resigned in order
to devote himself to the practice Of min
ing engineering in Nevada with Gold
field as headquarters. VIM. H. Storms,
formerly editor Of the Mining and
Scientific Press and since February last
managing editor Of the American Mining
Review, succeeds Mr.. Becker as editor
in chief.
Mr.. Becker has been retained as con-
sulting engineer by w. H. Clark. of the
Nevada Hills mine, for his mining opera
at Goldfeld; also in the same ca
pacfty by the Jumbo Ledge Leasing COM
pany. now being formed to develop the
extension of the Jumbo vein,
which enters the north end of the At
lanta claim. Mr.. Becker, who is one OF
the best mining writer's as we'll as en-
gineers in the west will contribute from
to time to The Goldfeld News.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
RAILROAD DAY
IS POSTPONED

The 2Sth of October. mex Monday
was to have been Railroad Day. AZ
which time the citizens of Goldheld were
to signaiize the finai completion of the
Las Vegas and Tonopah railroad to this
camp. But the date of the celebrate,
has been postponed. althou~h the rail-
road will reach Goldheld and be ready
for business on schedule time.
Goldheld was preparing to Civ the
railroad and its builders a rousing re-
ceptio1 on the 2Sth, and Ii Is with the
keenest regret that the financial dis
turbance makes IL advisable to POSTPONE
the celebration.
Every important social and miner
cia1 organization in Goldield was to
have participated in the celebration on
Railroad Day. Committees were an
pointed from the Chamber of Commerce.
Montezuma club. Press club. Athletic
club and the Consolidated stock ex-
change and an elaborate programme had
been prepared.
The Clark special. bearing President
Clark and his party was to arrive at .
a. m. Monday morning. They were to
have been met by the joint committee of
the various organizations. numbering 25
in all with band in attendance. From
the depot they were to have been taken
by automobiles to the stock exchange.
The programme follows:
1O:30-Reception and address of well
come at stock exchange.
11:30-Reception by Press club at
Casey Hotel.
12:30-Luncheon In honor of ]. Ross
Clark and party at Casey Hotel.
MISREPRESENTATION of golden spike by
Senator Nixon and driving of spike by
President J. Ross Clark. All visitors
and citizens expected to be present.
Immediately after the emo the
guests to visit the mine and other
points of interest by automobile.
S:3O-The ladies Of Goldfeld to enter
tain J. Ross Clark. and special invited
guests at the Montezuma club-dancing.
Arrangements for the foregoing pro-
gramme were being completed. when
the bank incident occurred and made 1t
seem impracticable to continue. and the
following telegram was sent to Presi-
dent ]. Ross Clark. at Los Angeles. with
the full concurrence of the local repre-
sentative of the Clark railroad:
Goldfeld, Oct. "a.
President ]. Ross Clark.
Owing to unsettled financial condi-
tions, closing of banks by the governor
for five days and consequent suspension
Of exchange calls. we feel that success
Of railroad day greatly jeopardized and
request -postponement to a later date to
be agreed upon.
(Signed) LOTUS
HASSEL,
WEBER,
NAGLE,
SPRAGUE.
Joint Committee.
Yesterday morning the following ans
wer was received from Mr.. Clark.
Los Angeles. Oct. "a, 1907.
LOTUS, Hassell, Weber, Nagle and
S%prague:
Joint Com. Railroad Day Celebration.
You wire date, I agree with you that
postponement Railroad Day wise thing
to do and shall arrange accordingly.
Hope carry it out at some future time
when agreeable to all concerned.
j. ROSS CLARK.
The grade on the Clark road. or more
properly. the Las Vegas and Tonopah
road, is completed through Goldfeld to
the depot. and track laying has been
progressing rapidly. the track laying
machine now being within the town
limits.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
PLACE1 lUuE1S WANT
xUI1 CANYON WATE1

The placer miners of Tule canyon
have. appointed a committee to take
legal action to prevent the Consolidated
Water company Of Goldfeld from carry
ng out its alleged purpose of taking
water from the canyon. At a meeting.
which was attended by all the Tule
canyon claim owners, last Monday, it
was commended that h miners have
first right to the water under both state
and federal laws. Captain John A. Bard,
who presided at the meeting. appointed
Ole Elliott, John T. Blake and william
Marmaduke a committee to protect the
rights of the claim owners.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
NAcxEMxxE On TIE
vI1oIH RIVER OIL FIELDS

D.. Mackenzie returned from the Vir-
gin River Oil district, in southwestern
Utah last Saturday.
She is going to make a hummer
said Mr.. Mackenzie. II ave bought
1000 acres Of land and started drilling
for oil this week. We are working two
shifts and expect to nave the we'll down
in a few weeks. The country is rapidly
filling up. every rig coming into Virgin
City being crowded with passengers ana
every house n tent in the town has all
the occupants 1t can hold, while many
people are sleeping in the open ar
There were four rigs set up when ier'
the district. with many more at the
station at Lund and on the o from
other points. 1t IL estimated that there
Will be fully IS rigs on h ground INSIDE
OF thirty days."
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26

The Mining company's shaft
on the Florence Is down to the 5o0-foot
level and a crosscut is being driver to
cut the ledge that has been proven to
pass through the ground. Considerable
work has been done on the 200 and 400
foot levels and there is some good ore
on h dump. from which a shipment
will soon be made.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-26
O8101UAI vBxv3x x1A0B
Y1E1A1IH0 ron ma xZIuos

The weeks development on the orig
inal Velvet has been satisfactory anu
most promising. The ore shipments
were not large. but h work of openins
up the property has progressed steadily.
A winze is being sunk on the ore, ana
the prediction is freely made that the
famous Velvet ore of extremely high
value will soon be opened up. and the
property become one Of the sensational
shippers. The shaft is down 297 feet.