davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
NOTES

Gold in shipping proportions is In
sight at the mines and leases of the new
camp of Goldbanks. Prominent anon
tine workings are the Morning Glory.
Pollard. Blair and properties OF w. H..
Griffith and r. Hailes.
Old Searchlight is doing business
without making much noise. Worthy of
mention. among others. are the Jumper
mine, the Homestead, Good Hope, Quar-
tette, blossom and Lucky Sunday.
Samples of ore that assayed as high
as 5000 the ton were taken this year
from a depth of so feet on the Nelly BLY,
mine in Bellehelen district. a section
that promises to enter the shipping list
in 1908.
Nevada Alpine is the big min Of the
Lone mountain country. south of Tono-
pah. 1t is a regular shipper. Control
passed in December from the O'Meara-
Lynch ompany to J. S. McCord & Co.
Of Philadelphia.
Unprecedented activity is observable
Ground Austin. another of the now-old
ones. Some of the most conspicuous
mines are the wholey. Austin Gold. Jack
Pot. Crow Canyon. Dudley B. and Ne
vada Equity.
Gold Circle is a new one that has be-
gun shipping. Boosting a h~alf-dozen pro-
ducers. Golconda. near by. is in the
same class.
Rosebud has shipped several thousand
dollars worth of ore this. its first year.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
RAMSEY

Ramsey. n Of the Juveniles. IL a
conner.
The Ramsey Comstock Is shipping
high grade and piling up big dumps Of
milling ore. The shipping material
maintains a minimum of SO the ton.
and the milling stun averages about s4s.
Groupings pan well in gold on the
Ramsey Durham, thought to have the
continuation OF the great waikover
ledge. Deep development IL there the
order.
AT 100 feet depth the walkover mine
Is prosecuting It's big and rich lead.
carrying a width OF from rs to 100 feet
Of ore. On the hanging wall there IL q
healthy streak of shipping truck.
A number of veins. varying In width
from inches TO eight feet. are proved
within the boundaries OF the Ramsey
Daisy. which just recently opened up a
ledge that averages $50 the ton across
a considerable space.
The Ramsey Benanza Ii tunnelling for
depth on a vein which at the grassroots
shows coarse gold.
Many another Ramsey property, this
year fairly ~prospected. Is ready upon
the eve of the coming season to find its
stride of regular production.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
o1E rEzv1s DouxD -
ovxD TO GRAND JU1x

James Riley and D.. onn VIZ
arraigned in the justices court rnuis-
day. charged with stealing ore from tne
Little Florence workings. They PLEADED
not guilty. but after hearing the evil
dence h were bound over to the grand
Jury in the sum Of $1,000 each They
were arrested some ten days ago as
they came out of the shaft. and had loS
pounds of ore in their possession As
says made by order of the justice
showed the ore to run better than SO a
pound. the total value being 31.14o.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28

Goldfeld Chapter No. 10. Royal Arch
Masons. installed the first elected Of
fcers last evening. as follows: c. H.
Beesley. High Priest: H. ". Miles. King:
Walter f. Pratt. Scribe: NJ. B. Aston. c.
II John w. Finch. P. s.: Joseph Hamil-
ton. treasurer. F. NJ. Tucker. secretary.
E. ]. Rowland. r. A. C. After the cere-
monies of the evening a luncheon was
served.
Goldneld Chapter was instituted dur
ing the present year n now leads all
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28

The Nevada-California Power COM
many announces a discount of rs per cent
on all electric bills to meter customers
TO take effect on January 1. The former
discount was 10 per cent so the new one
4. ouite a material reduction. but does
not benefit those having a fiat rate.
However. the company is working on a
new schedule which will be announced
shortly. which will affect all customers
alike.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
PROMISING
y a CAMPS

/ Ceup Gleason IL in the Kawich rano5
Of mountains. Nye county. tUelvo
miles north of 0ohresd end fWsivd
miles south OF Silver Bow, betueeu
Revsiile valley On the east and Cactu6
nat on the west. sixty miles EAST of
Goldneld. 0eorge wingneld and w. H.
Clark are among the larger operators IN
the district. The latter gentleman this
year found upon his ground Z strono
ledge that CAV assays varying from
SO to $1,000 per ton and there n prom~
Used for the coming year ~ actfvo
course of Systematic ~development.
Plenty Of timber and water are
counted among the assets OF Camp
Icngstrset. on the east side Of 0sorge,S
canyon. In the Mckinney mountains. Is
miles east OF Manhattan. Ten claims In
that district are being developed by
Harry Stimler and eastern associates.
Luning aspires to q place among h
copper camps and has plausible creden-
tials to show. Traversing the district
are lodges that are from 70 10 100 fest
wide. running 2 per cent copper end
showing stresks good for 8 per cent.
his year has witnessed unusual activ-
ity there n next year promises more
Stone Coulu - OJHefWI80 Known ~
Clifford district. the clifford mine hav-
Ing been sold by CLIFFORD brothers. the
discoveries. for $4,000. Free gold II
found on the few claims now active In
the camp.
Both placer n quarts diggings are
meeting with generous rewards in Tuls
canyon. south Of 0oldneld. Gang
famed for nifty years for its gold-laden
g~ravels. Among the most noteworthy
developments OF 1907 VA the advent Of
strong capital from Colorado. securing
q two years lease IN 500 acres Of placer
which win be thoroughly explofted In
1908.
Gold Mountain District came forward
with a new shipper since last New
Years. The debutante A. the Great
Western. which is hauling its silver
bearing output thirty miles north to the
reduction works at Goidneld. Numer-
GUS other properties In the Lime Point
section OF Gold Mountain district give
assurance OF becoming shippers and
millers before the passing Of many more
months.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
STIMLER

Stimler Is the nare of a new camp.
located by Harry Stimler. ~discoverer OF
the Sandstone. situated bcn ten miles
south Of the old town of Silver Peak.
The new town, which has been plated,
may be reached by rail via Blair or by
stage from Goldfeld. Timber In album
dance and a plentiful supply of water
from Cottonwood springs are two OF the
camps advantages over many Nevada
districts. The elevation IL 5000 feet.
The ten claims owned by Henry Jagels
and Harry Stimler. are to date the most
conspicuous of SINNERS prospects.
Thirty leases nave been let on the group
and on three claims the lcasers are busy
already. Surface assays running from
$50 to 5000 per ton are common and a
recent discovery of two feet Of ore near
the surface revealed an average mineral
content of S437 the ton.
The White lease has eight inches OF
shipping ore at a depth Of only twenty
feet. At the same depth the McBoyle
lease uncovered fou feet of fine milling
material. On the Reno Extension work
ings there is exposed . body of average
SIS rock and top dirt On the Peers lease
runs $50 to 5000. nj develop
ments are planned for the lease block
controlled by George vickers. OF Gold
field leasing fame. n J. w. Finch. Of
the Goldield Consolidated.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that rents in the Superb Office build
ing erected by the Gold6eld News Corporation, have been
Reduced Is per cent, throughout.
Most of the office rooms have been taken at higher rates, but
this notice reduces all rents on all old and new leases alike. This
step is taken in conformance with the policy which the News adj
vocates, Of reducing the cost Of living in Gold6eld, which would
be impossible without first reducing the cost of rents.
Tenants now in possession Of quarters in the News Building
and all prospective renters will be advised Of this reduction.
GOLDFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Note: The News Building is steam heated, and lighted
with electric lights throughout, and the best Of janitor service is
furnished.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
MILLS OF MANHATTAN
INACCURATE NEW ERA
MILLS or MANHATTAN

Continued from Page One.)
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-12-28
FAIRVIEW HAS INFANT X.
DIVIDEND-PAYING PRODIGY

NO ad before e passingo of another twelve months 1T will be the rminus either
of This line to be extended by the Southern Pacific If 1t hurres or of a road pro-
" the Nevada Hills oil its W account to onnect with the Espee or The
aMfc
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22


The Trans.Alississippi Commercial
Congress which convenes at Musko-
gee. in the new state of Oklahoma,
November 1922, will not only be the
guest of the city Of Muskogee. but
will be the guest Of the Creek Nation
IN whose ancient territory the city Of
Muskogee is located.
Having IN his possession new
d.cas suitcase. stuffed with $40 gold
certificates, amounting to s4,T00 Win.
feld Marson, aged l6 was arrested a
Oldtown, Maine, on the charge OF steal
ing $4,000 from the Chicopse, Massa.
chusetts, National Bank, in which he
had been employed.
Dispatches from Shanghai state that
the dowager empress has announced
her determination to abdicate at the
next Chinese new year and hand the
authority TO the emperor. Since 1898,
when the dowager took control from
the emperor she vigorously has kept
him in the background.
Jakob Morengo, the chief VIII B.,
,aused the Germans more trouble IN
heir South African territory than all
others, and who has been in British
custody since he sought refuge in Cape
Colony after the last hoshlities, es.
capped last week, and with 400 follow
ers is again marauding.
A cage containing Ave miners who
we're about to descend 10 work A.
sorman, Pa, shot upward instead, Of
downward struck the top Of the tippi3
eighty feet above the ground and over.
turned. precipitating the men to the
bottom of the shaft 400 feet below.
| All FIVE we're killed
Theodore Olsen, former Danish vice.
consul at Omaha, and former city
comptroller, Ia missing, and 1t is a.
legged that his accounts with the Dan.
ish government are short about Sl1,-
| GOO on account of estates 10 Nebraska
which came into Olsens hands for the
| government of Denmark.
II is reported that 274 persons
/ throughout the Russian empire were
( exiled for political ohenses during the
month OF July. II Is also stated that
| "a Russian officers and 95 priyates
were killed and AZ officers and 70 priv
Yates wounded while malntaing order
/ during the disturbances.
Michael Detram, an Italian Of Chi
cago. shot and instantly killed Alvina
Vultmann, seriously wounded her cou
sin, Alvine Awsld, and then killed
/ himself. Detram and Miss Whitman
we're said TO have been engaged. hui
that the girl had refused 10 marry him
because of his wild conduct
Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema, sores or any Itching Of the
skin Donu's Ointment gives instant
relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe fol
children. All dru sgsts sell IT,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
NEWS SUMMARY

zen laborers we're iaiuF.l, one "a,
ally, by the explosion ~ gas tane
n Chicago.
Joan Dogan, railroad hagman, shot
his sister dead at Philadelphia because
she refused to lend him money.
Robbers blew open the safe In the
Farmers State Bank at New Foulden,
MINI, secured $4,000. and escaped.
A trial for murder at Tchita has as
tablished the fact that voluntary slav
cry exists in many districts Of eastern
Siberia.
A census OF the canal zone Just com
pleted shove nearly 10000 inhabitants
Of the zone. About 20 per cent Of the
total are whites.
A large portion Ct the business sec.
ton Of Princess Anne, county seat Of
westmoreland county, Va, has been
destroyed by Are
Suit ia to be instituted by the gov
eminent against the International Har-
vester company, for alleged violation
Of the Sherman antitrust act
BY an explosion in a dynamite fa;'
tory at Doemitz, Germany, nine per
sons were killed twenty dangerously
injured. and sixty slightly hurt.
Dispatches from salonih report thir'
~ Bulgarians killed in a battle with
Turkish troops near Menehk. The
Turkish losses we're also heavy.
President Roosevelt has issued an
executive order making Labor day
September ., a holiday for govern
ment employees and laborers who arc
employed by the day
The National Christian Endeavor 80.
ciety has planned to raise half a mil
lion dollars for a building in Boston
az a memorial OF quarter OF a cen
tury OF Christian Endeavor work
The American bark Prussia has been
wrecked IN the Straits Of Magellan
rho captain committed suicide whcn
the vessel ran ashore, and fourteen
passengers I'm addition 10 four sailors
lost their lives.
What Is Best for Indigestion?
Mr.. A. Robinson Of Drumquin, on
ariu, has been troubled for years with
indigestion, and recommends Cham
,erlaiu's Stom ach and Liver Tablets
rs "the best medicine | ever used u
II troubled with indigestion or consti-
lution give them trial. They are
eruin to prove beneficial, They are
aasy to take and pleasant IN effect
Price % cents. Samples free at 4, j,
| Nsdsworth's drug store
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
NEW YORK CITY.

me fNOitdn sGpiruio UOu,t
passed sentence upon the members OF
the Hague deputation. Sang Sol has
been condemned to be hanged and vi
Wi Chow and VI Chun have been sen.
fenced 20 Imprisonment for life.
Announcement is made that a great
artillery training school will he added
to the United states army and estab
lished at Fortress Monroe, Va, for the
higher technical training Of the on
Gers AMI enlisted men of the coast ar.
tillery corps.
Mrs. Esther Davis, an inmate of the
Home OF the Daughters of Jacob, New
York City, was 112 years old Sunday
and the day was duly celebrated In
the home. Mrs. Davis, to show that
she was still spry, danced few steps
for the guests.
City Food Inspector Cutler of Kan.
sas City has notified the national gov.
eminent that his tests OF California
and Arkansas dried fruits cured with
sulphite shows that this fruit when
cooked is entirely wholesome, and
Kansas City will accept a.
The news comes from Lima, Peru,
to the effect that the British steamer
Columbia, from Panama, struck Saenz
Point. August 8, on Lobos TIERS isl
and, and IL a total loss. The report
states that both passengers and crew
Of the Inflated steamer we're saved.
An alleged japanese spy. captured
/, in the Philippines, brought prisoner
70 this country for the disposal Of the
military authorities in San Francisco
on the transport Thomas was Ia.
ken to Mare Island for observation.
~. -----'~ ------- a. rs-s1-' Teutsuti
Never can tel when You'll mash a
fin ger or suffer cut. Lruise. hurnIor
scald BE prepared. Dr. Thou n
Electric OIL instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures The wound
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

Piles get quick aud certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Its action is positive aud certain
Itching, painful, protrudiug or blind
piles disappear like magic 10y us use
Large mickel-uapped glass jars SO cents,
Sold 10y r. J. Wadsworlh
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
DYING 10 Be Famous.

Wright I've tried every ming and
my novel, don't seem TO sell
Penmau-EXcuse me but you have
not tried everything You know It is
said that Dickens novels sell tour
times better than du Ing his life
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
COURSES OF STUDY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Horticulture, Animal
Industry, Veterinary Science, Dairying, Irrigation,
Drainage Farm Mechanics, Road Building, etc,
Domestic Science and Arts.-Cooking, Diet
etics, Sanitation, Hygiene, Sewing Household Econ
oniies Home Nursing, e,G
Mech = mic Arts Carpentry, Forging, Pattern
Making Carriage Building, Foundry Work, Machine
Work, etC
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

At the Fashionable Garden Party.
Young Parvenu tangrily) THAT
wretched animal chewed up my new
Panama hat! They must be careless
people about here. How did that goat
ever get into the ground?
Old Settle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES way
you did Just butt in.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

Commerce Business Administrations Ace
counting, Banking, Transportation, Commercial
Law, Stenogmphy, etc.
General Science English Mathematics His
tory, Economics Modern Languages, Natural and
Physical Schemes, etc
Engineering Irrigation Engineering jointly
with University of Utah.
Courses also offered In Music, Art, Physical
Training and Library Work
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

Never can tel when You'll mash a
fin ger or suffer cut, Lruise. hurnIor
scald BE prepared. DR., Thou AZ
Electric OIL instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures The wound.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
CONSIDER THESE ADVANTAGES


f toN
and Ito lR Ike
the grndm o
The oleye sgtndO m Is
illustrated
aud
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
81 years, ought to induce every
body to at least sample il.

The cities hide many country girls
and boys who secretly sigh for a
cup Of good coffee ike mother" made.
Mother probably used the old
original "Arbucklca'" the first roasted
packaged coffee,
See that you get the scaled
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

iarms. orchards, gardens,
rsl towns of the Slate;a vigorously
women to secure the comforts Of
have been uniformly successful.
o and catalogue will Interest you
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
Some Minor Matters.

That the holidays are still on.
is quite evident in all parts of the
court house. True, some of the Offices
are kept open aud certain amount
Of business is carried on, but ON the
whole there is nothing doing Of much
importance. Business is in the
meantime piling up in many depart,
ment and it means that the county Of
fcials will have to get in and make
up for lost time, when once Governor
Chamberlain stops having his holi-
days.
Word comes from I. Z. Judson.
who was for over 20 years one of the
familiar figures in and around the
court house. He was deputy clerk
under Chss. Hughes, and for five
years, was holding similar position
under Roy Bartlatt and for two
years was filing a like place under
County Clerk Cheshire. He is now
in one of the hospitals, at ST. Louis,
Mo-, and is suffering from bad
cancer.
Another one OF Cupid's orders was
filed by County Clerk Cheshire this
week aud he issued a marriage license
to Harry e. Cook. aged 90 and Flor
ence Violet Gilbert, aged IS, both
residents of.Grants Pass
Clerk Cheshire is fling deeds mort.
cages, mining locations and the like
Gnd issuing marriage licenses, but he
is not issuing..any attachments. execu.
tions, or the like, while the holidays
are on.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
Condor People Sell Out.

A voluminous document has beer
filed with County Clerk Cheshire.
confirming the rumor, to the effect
that the Condor Water a. Power 20.
had sold out TO an eastern syndicate
This instrument sets forth at somt
length the magnitude of the deal, the
granite the Rogue River Electric
Go. The consideration is given al
$1,000 and other valuable consider.
ations, The realty thus transfeTred
included lots and Q. block 80. OF
Grants Pass lots II, 12 and 10, block
3, Central add to Central Point; lot 3.
block 80, Gold Hit; lots B and 10 feet
of north side of 4, in Barnum's add
to Jacksonville; part of lots 2 and 3,
book 10. in Jacksonville; rs well al
the lands, dam, power plant, houses
and buildings at Gold Ray; also all
water rights, bitches, riparian rights,
privileges and easements, together
Win all water rights OF the Condor
Water q Power Co in Josephine aud
Jackson counties; also all electric
lines from Gold Ray to
Central Point. Grants Pass. Medford,
Jacksonville and all fran
chises in said places, as well as all
electric light plants IN said places
owned by first party, The new com,
pany is to have the benefit OF all con-
tracts made with consumers from
July /, i907, as well as the goodwill
IF the old company, and it is to as
sums sill now existing Indebtedness
and liabilities incurred by the Condor
Water & Power Co., on or before Feb.
nary, IS, 1907.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
Very Little Dirt 10 Moving.

1t is evident that the realty market
is not so very lively these days, if one
may Judge by the number OF deeds
which are being iplsced on file with
the county clerk. The filings have
fallen off very materially, during the
past two weeks and now they do not
amount to one-half the number Tor.
merly placed on record. Those just
recorded are:
NJ E Moore ct ux to Robert Rober-
son. lots 10 II aud l2, block SO, OF
Grants Pass. $1,000.
Louise Riggs to A F Wall. of Hepp-
ner, Ore. part Of sec IS, tip. 85 8, I
s. s4O0.
Ellen Lamos to Della S. Lewis, part
OF lot 8. block N, Bourne's First add
to Grants Pass, sl65.
Joseph Harper ct ux to 7 J Cook,
part of sec 8, tip. 36 s, 8, $4,000.
Elizabeth A. Edgar ct mar to Jacob
Strauss, Jr., lot 8. block 6S, Grants
Pass, $325.
Ann Evans to G B Melner, lots 5
and 6. block "a, r II add to Grants
Pass, 1926.
CB Miloer ct ux to Synthia r
Rimer, same as above, 5000.
Charles N Mathews ct ux to Evaline
Mash, escrow agreement for lots and
3, block 8. II B Miller Co.'S add to
Grants Pass. $3.50.
G A Cobb ct al, to " II Dickson,
easement for road through land in Sec
tions 19 aud "a, tp SO S, 8, 81.
W @ Long to Three Pines Timber
Co.. strip of land go feet wide, for
road purposes, in sec 4, tp 80 s, r 3,
800
Emily Carter estate, by S A Car
ter administrator. to Dorothy Il
Whip. part of sec, 10, tip 40 s,r9,
$500.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
Commissioners Pass Upon Bile.


Although unable to transact much
business, at their last meeting, yet
the county commissioners did run the
risk of allowing some bills for labor
even though it was legal holiday, by
virtue Of a proclamation, issued by
Governor Chamberlain. The follow
ing accounts were passed upon and
were ordered paid by county war
rants:
J. G. Hiatt, work on roads. $26
same for same, 81; Harold Winner, same
$3.50; d. II. Hacomb same, s2S 70 ;
Bert Hogue, same, S23 10; Ralph
Hiatt, same SIS. %; Eb Hogue, same,
IS. 70; d. II. Hanscom, $500 shakes for
county roads, $47. so; T. Z. McKeld,
livery, 81 National Dray Co., %
h. H. O'Neill, mdse, 81. 10; q. F..
Dixon, mdse, s3S. 90; E. G. Dixon,
safe for Treasurer office, 5000; Ban
croft Whitney ca, 14i volumes OF
Oregon Reports, s152. 75; Amy Booth
Holmes, premium Oh courthouse in
surance. $40; Pac. States Tel. q Tel.
Co., courthouse phones, for October,
$1l.85; Oregon Observer, printing,
s.. 40; S. G. Ruble. tax rebte, sl3. "a
j. S. Anthony, work on poor farm,
$l4; W. r. Swscker, WORK on poor
farm, $12. 90; John T. Breeding, same,
500; J. W. Breeding, same, $l2
Coron Hardware Co., mdse for poor
farm. $S4. 10; NJ A. Wertz, Commits.
siouer's per diem and mileage, SO. go
South Pacific Hospital, care fol-
psuper, $50; Eclus Pollock, segre
eating assessment for school districts,
1907 rolls; $40; Noble Parker, mi
leage, pursuit Of prisoner, $50; G. NJ.
Caldwell, mdse ior roads, s4.65.
The next meeting OF the Commits
sioners is scheduled for Wednesday
December 4, by which time 1t il
hoped that the holidays will be al
over, as there is a lot Of business
piling mp on the boards hands and II
is important that this be attended &c
sOOn
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-22
COFFEE

Poor coffee has to be
sold in bulk. il isn't worth
packing.
fest srOeer returns vcur money Il yes deaf
nks Schilhns', Best We psy bin