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Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Master Lafe Rapin celebrated his 18th
birthday last evening with party at
the Rapin home. Over fifty of his
young friends were present. Games
were enjoyed until refreshments called
the attention of the guests. To say
good time was enjoyed would be putting
it mildly.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Moletta Sleiper, an Austrian living in
this city, fell into prospect hole while
coming from work at Russell Monday
evening and cut his head. The hole in
to which he fell was fifteen feet deep.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

The Electric Shoe Shop in Black Hawk
puts on mems half soles for SO cents a
pair. Go and see them.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Hyndman handles the celebrated
Bauer's ice cream exclusively in Cen
trail City. The finest cream made.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
Pretty Good Guess.

Pretty Good Guess.
Teacher-James. what Is the ruler
OF an empire called?
Jimmie-A emperor.
"Of a kingdom?" ,'.il
"A king" 1l,r
"And Of a principalityT ~
"A.a-a principal. guess"
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
overbvrdened Middle cIa..es,

There Is no order on which life
presses more heavily just now than
on the middle classes-who are OF
truth the hardest working classes
Of the whole nation.-Christian Com.
monwealth. '~s.s,, ,.n-.t,,.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Diamond Ring Not Necessity.
Nine out OF ten happy marriages be.
gan without diamond engagement
rings. There is no world-old supersti.
ton about the diamond.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

The Matthes and Stroehle families
leave this week on a camping trip to
Boulder park.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
Fine fruit at Hawley's.

Don't ruin your eyes reading by a
coal oil lamp. Use electric lights. Let
US point out the difference to you.
THE GILPIN l.. H. & P. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
The Worlds Miners,

The mines OF the world employ
100000 persons. and more than one.
third Of them are In the British em.
pire.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Lee Allen, the 11-months-old son of
Capt. and Mrs. S. j. Wilson, of the
Salvation Army, died of pneumonia
Saturday afternoon, after an illness ex-
tending over two weeks. The body was
shipped to Ft. Collins Sunday morning
for interment. Services were conduct
ed at Ft. Collins by Adjutant Wood
worth, of Denver. Capt. and Mrs. Will
son are deserving of the united smypa-
thy of the community, not only in the
death of their baby but in the illness of
their seven-year-old boy, who is now
very low with nervous fever. They are
praying that the Creator may spare
them this child and it is the wish of a
sympathetic populace that their prayers
will be answered.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

T. H. Moore, who was arrested last
week for stealing a horse from Ike
Shores of Denver, afterward selling it
to the Blake stables in Black Hawk,
was arraigned before Justice Matthews
in Black Hawk Thursday afternoon.
He waived preliminary hearing and was
bound over to the district court, the
bond being placed at 81 200. He couldn t
furnish the bond and was placed in one
of the cells at the county Jail. The
sheriff will provide him with food and
keep him alive until the time of his
trial
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
ABOUT THE CITY

Fishing tackle and all kinds of sport
ing goods at Rapin's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
The Wise Course.

More than half OF us wear masks.
Far better be jolly sham than
mourner over ghosts.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Thompson & Hambly will commence
work this week erecting cupola over
the sheave at the Chicago-Carr mine.
At the time of the destruction of the
Carr buildings by the fire, only temper
ary buildings were constructed and the
sheave frame was not enclosed. The
structure to be erected by Thompson &
Hambly will be most substantial one
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Marshal, of this city, Saturday.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Bright, cleverly written humorous
songs, high class and popular vocal and
instrumental music and dainty refined
and amusing little comedies, are what
will be offered all who go to see the
Joseph Newman company at the opera
house Wednesday evening, August 26.
When the company last appeared in
Boulder, the Herald of that city paid
Mr.. Newman and his associates the fol-
lowing beautiful tribute. "The enter
tainment given by the Joseph Newman
company in the Curran opera house last
night was one of the prettiest ever pre-
sented on the boards in this city. It
was interesting, it was clean, it was
elevating. 1t was full of good natured
wholesome fun. There was not an OBJ
jectionable feature about it..
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry He'd
den Saturday, boy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Najnowszy %europejski
WynalaZek

ma wzmocnienie i u%trzymanie
w}os6w.
Opisz stan w}os6w W jakim o.
becnie So, jest to g}6wna zasada do
poznania i odgadnienia slabosci.
Jezeli wlosy pe}zna albo znajdu"
ie sic 1uska W g}owie, prosze wy
czesawszy suche w}osy przYs1aG,
ola zbadania.
Jezeli chcecie mice leki dobre i
skuteozne, odniescie sic wprost do
mule, a pc uzyciu tychze doznaoie
n1ezawodnych skutk6w.
Interesanei zg}aszajacY sig do
mnie, winni adresowaG:
Prof. J. M. Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South sth st
Brooklyn, New York.
Powyzsze lekl So znane tylko
mnie samemu, W zadnych skfadacb.
tego ME maja. Wszelkie informa"
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy roznai-
tych 1ysych, ktdrym to lekarstwo
pomoglo, zawdzleczaja "a tax.
wie]kie dobrodziejstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
.Wyzsza r5WnoWaga zdro-
via.

ID os,egne}em wYzszej rowno-
wagi zdrowia odkad zaczatem uzy-
wac Dr'Kingta New life pigulek,"
.pisze Jak6b Springer, : West
Franklin, Lame One u,rzymula
moi zo}adek. watro6e j wnetrsno6.
ci W dzla{aniu dobrem /" Skoro ste.
piegu!ki zawiodaa was pc. probe,
pieniadze beda VAN wrocone y D.
MI. KowaleHsk.iieyyo, aptekarza.
csc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Clag dalszy.)
Nieszczesliwi ci zo}nierze
ME smieli sic zblizyc do ludz-
kich mieszkah, poniewaz o.
bawiac sic musieli jeszcze
ciezszej kary, anizeli pred
ucieczka, / ola togo bez mai
mniejszej nadziei przedosta-
MIA sic do swej ojczyzny,
bladzili pc ca}ej Rosyj, cho
wajac sic W g}ebokich lasach
Zdarza1o. sic zatem, re wick
sza Geese biczowana nedza i
g}odem, ME czyni}a sobie z
tego najmniejszego wyrzutu,
przemoca zabra6 to, co do
u%trzymania biednego ich zy~
cia potrzebnem koniecznie
by}o.
, Podr6zujacy p]ierwszego
dnia swoj podr6zy rozmawia-
Ii O niebezpiecze6stwach, "a
grazajacych ma publicznych
drogach i O slabej sile poll
cyl przeciwko takim naps~
dom, kt6re z dnia ma dzieh
coraz wieksze przybiera1y
rozmiary. Poniewaz kupcy
bylj dobrze uzbrojeni i we
wielkiej liczbie, ka5dy z Mich
sic che}pi} mestwem, jake
W razie napadu bedzie mia1.
sposobnosG okaza6. Piotr zda-
wal sic tylko jedynym, kt6-
ry wiecej obawy pred napa-
dem uczuwa} istotnie drza}
biedak 0 swe zycie i pienia-
DE, gdyz mySla} przytem
zawsze o swej matce.
- Co sic z MIA stanie -
m6wif 70 smutkiem cichO do
siebie, - jezeli syn jej 20.
stanie przez zb6jc6w zamor:
dowany? Wszystko bedzie
stracone, a matka n%arr6zno
10 1zami powrotu syna bedzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
.yczekiwata.

WycZeKlWala.
- Me lekaj sic, chiopcze,
rzek1 jeden 2 towarzyszy do
Piotra, widzac jego obawe
ME lekaj sic, patrz: j6stesmy
SLIME uzbrojeni, vice 6mia}o
bedziemy mogli:i dose wiel-
kiej liczbie nawet zuchwa-
}ych zb6jc6w op6r stawic.
Pod wiecz6r wjecha} w6z
W gesty, otoczony z dw6ch
stron ska}ami las. Zalegajaca
doko}a cisza czynila groz-
niejszem jeszcze Gale po}oze-
ME. Podr6zni z odwiedzone-
mi kurkami przy pistoletach
.oczekiwali z}owrogiego napa-
:du, woznica z natezona uwa
ga wodzi{ okiem pc zaros-.
ZACH i miejscach takich, W.
kt6rych mniemani zb6jcy u.
krywac by sic moglj. .
Pc p6}godzinnej podr6zy,
pe}ni o%czekiwania i obawy,
droga sic W inna skierowa}a
strone. a pred wozem sta
ne}o nagle kilku silnych
mezczyzn, %chwytajac konie
"a cugle.
- Schodzcie! - zawo}a}o
kilka g}os6w W jezyku rosyj-
skim, schodzcie, albo wszy-
soy jesteScie zgutieni.
Piotr, kt6ry pred chwila
]eka1 sic nadejScia niebez~
piecze6stwa, teraz W stanow-
czej chwili smia}o mu chciaf
W oczy zajrzec, sadzi}, re ma
,deszia~st6sowna -ehwila, kt6-
rel towarzysze jego poWlnnl
ma obrone swej broni uzyc.
Pociagna} zatem stojacego
obok siebie konduktora "a
m6wiac:
- Teraz strzeIajcie, jest
.tylko czterech zb6jc6w.
- Cicho, cicho, nieszcze-
sliwy: - ~odpowiedzia} kon-
duktor, chowajac sic W g}ab
woza, cicho, ~albo jeste6"
my wszyscy zgubieni.
Tymczasem musieli pre-
straszeni podr6zujacy .jeden
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

chodzi6, odda6 swa broh !
ma ziemie sic po}ozyc. Pc
przeszukaniu przez najezd-
COW woza, podr6zni ze ziemi
powstawall, a obladowani
w}asnemi swemi skarbami,
oczekiwali dalszych rozka-
z6w obecnych swych pan6w
|[;zycia i majatku.
- Ia nina, ma lewo, - "a
grzmial jeden re zb6jc6w
wiodac ich waska 6ciszka
przez ska1y.
Podr6zni, wystraszeni kill
ku strzelbami do glow i'm
przy1ozonemj, ME wyrzekli
ami s1owa skargi, nj peotestu,
ale potulni, 20 zwieszonemlni
ma dol giovanni, postepowali
milczaco "a. swym %przewod-
'nikiem, tax, jak idzie gro
mazda owiec "a .swym paste
rem. Jedyny Piotr by} jesz-
cze do tyla odwazny, 70 sic
obejrza1 i spostrzeg}, 10 w6z
W g1ab lasu ~wprowadzono,
ably wszelki slad napadu, tu-
tai odtytego, zatrzec, i po-
wodu ME dawa6 przechodza-
Gym droga ludziom do mai
mniejszych przypuszcze6.
- Teraz Jest wszystko ia
zawsze stracone, jecza{
nieszcze6liwy chlopiec, ME
mogac JUL terax d}uzej 1ez
swoich ukryc. - Ach! do
bra moja mako, kochana mo-
ia mako, kochana moja sios-
trzyczko, we mnie tracicie
|jedyna i ostatnia pomoc:: gdyz
mic pierscienia mego ME ura-
tuje pred ~chciwo6cia tych:
n~iegodziwych najezdzc6w j.
tax jeste6cie. ma zawsze ska
zani ma twarda nedze, z kt6-
rel ia was wybawic pragna-
lem. 90.
Maggie przysz}a ch}opcu
mysl, drogi swoj klejnot W
ustach schowac, a nawet,
gdyby ~wymagafa potrzeba, 2
narazeniem iycia go po@knac..
Siegna} vice reka do kiesze-
mi pc sw6j pier6cie6, lecz W
W kt6rej go chcial
k1asc W usta, odebra} silnego
szturcha6ca, a drogi klejnot
wypad1 mu z rak ma ziemie
- Me zle obmyslone, -
rzek1 zb6jca, smiejac sic, -
lpohamuj troszke twoje rece,
chlopcze, albo....
= Czyh, co cheese, "a
wola} rozpaczliwie ch}opiec,
-. z tym pier6cieniem "a
brale6 mi wiecej, niz mole
zycie. Zabij mie, gdyz ia ami
kroku dalej ME p6ide.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

7------- T=7T77EzFssT TTTT= -HfT1 Is #7s Ei,
j bezsilnego gnieWul,
musiai PREY zwyciezcy swym
postepowac. Pc p6}godz2inonej
mozolnej podr6zy, waska j
niewygodna sciezyna przez
ska1y, staneli, upadajacy pod
ciezarem wlasnego swego do
podr6zzni ma pokryt:a
zaro6lami ias,kinjia, stuzaca
"a schronienie j po-
mieszkanie.
= Teraz, mo6ci panowie,
- zawo}al jeden 2 czterech
kt6rys sic bye IDA
wal ich dow6dzca - otw6rz-
Gle vase kuferki, ~bySmy,,mo-
gil z pich sobie wybra6 to,
co nam bedzie potrzebne. Pie
niadze najprz6d, potem klej-
Nam juclz jeden pier.
6cie6 Piotra przy blasku "a.
pochodni p6kaze go
swoim towarzyszom.
Zb6jca oglada1 z nadzwy~
uwaga pier6cie6, OBJ
raca1 go ma wszystkie strony,
nastepnie przez chwile pat
rza} wen zamy6lony, jakoby
pierscie6 ten mu kogos
Nagle uderzy} sic d}onia
colo, azwr6ciwszy sic do
Piotra, zawola1:
- Ch}opcze, NOV prawde,
albo uczujesz sztylet " pier
81, skad masz ten pierscie1?
- Dosta}em 60 cd pewne-
go francuskiego jenerafa,
kt6remu mia}em szczescie
uratowat: J.
- Niemozebne!- odrzek}
zb6jca, opuszczajac swe ra"
miona.
Co on powiada, zawo..
}ali wszyscy zb6jcy razem,
Piotra, - cd fran
cuskiego jenera}a?
- Ma box towarzysze -
rzekl dow6dzca, - wszyst~
kiego sic .zaraz dowiecie.
- A ty, ch}opcze, przybliz
sic i powiedz copredzej naz.
wisko togo %jenera1a.
- Cd hrabiego Bulme nam
ten pier6cie6, odrzek}
Piotr.
Zb6jcy opu5cili dlonie, a
Icy mimowo i spiywaly pc
szorstkich ioh: twarzach.
Cd hrabiego Bulme! -
powt6rzyli Francuzi, - czy
mozesz nam co .wiecej 0 MIN
powiedziee?
- o tax, jeneral j brat je-
LIE - - . a'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Severy Balsam ma P}uca
sprzedaje sic pc 81 j soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Lekarstwo to gwarantowane,
niezawiera zadnych szkodliwych
domieszek, a calkowicie wyleczy
was z b6lu g}owy pierwej, niz
kt6rykolwiek inny srodek me-
dycZny. Cena Csc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
.K0klusZ / Krup

C~zytajcie. co 0 tym lekarrtwie
m6wi p Karol Brezny : Collins
vile (Ind. Terri, Oklahoma.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
MORE ORE SHIPMENTS
FROM RAWHIDE CAMP

More ore is being shipped out OF
Rawhide at the present time than at
any period in the history of the
camp. Wednesday two tons arrived
in town from the Jordan lease of
the Queen Mascot. Thirty tons are
on the road between this city and
Rawhide from the Grutt Hill Mint.
Bert Sales has the contract for haul
ing it. The Western Ore Purchasing
company of Hazen is sampling 900
sacks of high grade just received
from the Car lease on the Regent
Mining company's property, and
there are 200 sacks more on the
dump at the Car ready for sacking
and shipment. The Mckinley lease
on the same property has Just ship
ped 115 sacks. The l. H. Kent com
pany is handling this ore for the
various companies.-Churchi Stan
dard.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
RUNS INTO SEAM
OF PURE GOLD

In the 450-foot level of the famous
Sunnyside mine of the Round Noun
tain Mining company a seam was n
countered during the week which
was practically pure gold.
The men in the 450-foot are work
ing in a 25-foot body of ore, all of
which is milling rock and is a part
The seam was found running
across the face of this ore body. 1t
vas about three-quarters of an inch
in thickness and it continued for two
days. 1t was like taking out a three
quarter inch gold plate. Specimens
of this seam as it lay between the
rock of the ore body were shown the
Nugget representative by Superin-
tendent Mcdonald and they were in
deed remarkable.
When asked if the seam had been
sacked as it was taken out, Mr.. Nc
Donald replied: NO, 1t was taken
out with the regular milling ore and
went through the mill for general re-
suits" To the average man who
saw the samples Mr.. Mcdonald had
for exhibition it seemed like a rank
PROCLAMATION that such stuff should go
through a mill. A plush-lined show
case seemed to be the proper place
for 1t.
Just a few days prior to encounter
ing this pure gold a tale seam
was found in the 550-foot level
which went about $1,000 to the ton.
While, to the seasoned mining
man, these seams and pockets of high
grade are but ashes in the pan, Il
must be remembered that the Sunny
side mine has an ore body ranging
from eighteen to twenty-five feet II
width which Will u from SIS to $4f
per ton and that this ore body start.
at the surface and extends in N;
deepest workings of the mine.
Herein lies the tremendous poten
tial value of the mine, but the add
tional bonus of a few thousand do.
lars every few days in the form o
Jewelry not only tends to swell thu
grand average OF mill returns, but /
also goes to show that there is
vast amount of gold hidden away
both in kidneys and ~impregnatet
through the rock.
The little mill is doing an amazinI
amount of work, but work as II will
, Superintendent Mcdonald, as he put
1t, is always checked up with ore.
Round Mountain Nugget.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
NEVADA ALPINE'S
NEW DIRECTORATE
II. j. Lynch Becomes Secretary and
General Manager.

T. j. Lynch Becomes Secretary and
General Manager.
At a meeting of the Nevada Alpine
Mining company yesterday afternoon,
s. H. Brady was elected president; e.
j. Roberts, vice president; A. T..
Johnson, treasurer, and It. j. Lynch
secretary and general manager. w,
b. Alexander Of the Montana-Tono.
pah was added to the directory.
The Nevada Alpine, which is stu
ated at Lone mountain, has already
produced over $500 900. The ores
averaging $13S per ton by the car
load. 1t is a lead carbonate, carry
ing silver and a small amount of
gold. The smelters consider it the
most desirable ore known for fiuXing
and are always competing for it. The
property has an immense under
ground workings, reaching for a dis
lance of over five miles. The prop
erty was formerly owned by O'Meara
and Lynch. The O'Meara's disposed
of their holdings to J. S. McCord and
company, so that the property is
owned ii its entirety by Lynch ant
McCord.
The corporation has been forum.
ate in securing the services of Mr.. f
J.. Roberts, who is considered al
eminent authority in the mining
world, and his technical education
and practical experience will be {
vast benefit to the company. Thu
mine has heretofore been handicap
ped by the lack Of a practical maj
and this will in the future be rem
edied. 1t is the intention OF TIL
present management to ship at leas
two cars of ore every mnoth.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
NEW STRIKE is MADE
NEAR WALKER LAKE

Waited across the sun kissed des-
ert comes the news of a rich find in
the hills to the east of Walker lake,
some five miles frmo the railroad
station known as Walker Siding, says
the Nina Miner. The strike was
made on the property formerly own
ed by Harry Rowland and associates,
but which was recently taken on
$4,000 bond with a $4,000 cash pay
ment. by Tonopah capitalists. The
lodges, which are strong and well de-
fined. carry good values in gold, sill
ver and copper on the surface. The
find Just made, according to reliable
reports, is free gold, going in values
about 81 per pound. Considerable
excitement has been created and APP
plications for leases are pouring in
on the new company. l.. X. Gregory
and associates own the property
which endlines the rich strike. ant
Mr.. Gregory was called from Nina t'
the scene of where he is now layini
the property Off in blocks, at the in
sistent demand OF miners who ar
after leases. It is believed that tn
same ledge cuts the property c
Gregory and associates.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
SILVER BOW DISTRICT
Is TO THE FRONT

James Kautz came in from Typo,
Nve county, last week bringing with
him some handsome specimens from
Silver Bow District, 100 miles south
east of the former place and So miles
east of Tonopah. The rock contains
silver and gold values and will as 'dy
up into the thousands, says the Eu-
eka Sentinel.
The formation Of the country -
rhyolitic i~nterspersed with quartz.
They are contact veins between rhyo-
lite and lime and can be traced Ger
thousands of feet on the surface.
The country for miles about Silver
Bow District is located, several hun
dred claims being already taken up
At present about so people are in
that section, t%wo-thirds being pros.
pectors and mining men, looking for
valuable properties.
Wood and water are plentiful,
water being struck almost anywhere
at a few feet.
The claims from which these rich
specimens brought in by Mr.. Kaut2
were taken are owned by Bert L.
Smith and John Gregovich, formerly
OF Eureka, and all show large vel
defined lodges.
The Silver Bow Belle, n of III,
richest mines in the district, has al
ready produced ore that has assayet
$3.50 per pound, besides large bodies
Of low grade ore.
The lucky Boy has a ledge 80 zee
wide of free milling ore and aver
ages about $4S per ton.
The clifford property of Silv"
Bow has a very large body of or
which from its character is believes
will assay into the hundreds.
On account of the %inadequat
transportation facilities in shippn
the ore to the railroad the develop
ment OF the district is greatly re
a, ltarded. but in the event of the con
pletion of the Ely and Goldfeld raj
road the present obstacle will b
overcome and the output of ore froi
Silver Bow, it is thought, will the
rival the best camps in Nevada.
Mr.. Kautz says the district PR
sents splendid opportunities for me
Iof capital to secure properties whie
possess every indication of develop
ing into paying propositions, and Il
, wonder is that that section has lai
' dormant so many years without
: merits having become known.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-01
SOLID GOLD LEASE
RECEIVES MACHINERY
Round Mountain Property Now has
Up-to-date Mill.

"Slim" Morgan, IN of the promi-
nent mining and business men of
Round Mountain, is in from the
great hydraulic camp and reports the
same continuation of prosperity in
that camp as has been since its
birth.
"The machinery for the Solid Gold
lease mill arrived there today" said
Mr.. Morgan, "and a large force of
men will be put to work immediate
ly in installing it. The mill will I'M
d%oubtedly be running inside of
twenty days, 1t will have a capacity
of fifty tons daily. The work on the
lease has been progressing steadily
and there is a large amount Of ore
on the dump awaiting to be milled.
This ore will average around $40 9
ton and there are lodges that will &c
much higher.
THE Mauli and Mattley lease on
the Great Western has a force OF
men at work and they are taking out
over $500 worth of rock daily"
Mr.. Morgan will return in severa'
days to Round Mountain, but before
doing so will make a visit to Gold
field.
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Strcct names on Gas Lamps.

Tonopah is certainly becoming an
up-to-date city. The visitor in our
midst as well as the weary straggler
at night can find out the place they
are looking for or his " particular
domicile If he is in 9 condition to
read. The county commissioners
have ordered that all street names
shall be placed on the glass case of
the gas lamps and painters are now
engaged in stenciling the same. The
ext move Is the placing of alumni
mum numbers over the doors of resi-
dences.
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IN NEVADA MINES

Harry c. Stuart. president OF the
Stewart Mines company, of Cherry
Creek. is in the city accompanied by
Mrs. Stuart and his father, John
Stuart.
In talking with the Ely EXpositor,
Mr.. Stuart stated he was preparing
to cease doing so much surface work
and concentrate the best efforts of
the working forces on deeper devel-
opment work.
What is known as the 0. A.
crosscut tunnel is now in 1850 feet
and will tap the first ledge in $40
feet more according to the surveys
that have been made. This tunnel
will give good depth and from 1t
the territory is being p%rospected by
means of a diamond drill that can
produce a core from 1900 feet ahead
of the drill and the operations OF
searching for ore reduced to a sci
GlGt anu dNolulhS AhO hiANlhS "
drifts u~selessly in wrong directions
The mill which is about ready t'
go into commission is built for
capacity of 100 tons a day exeep
for the stamps, which are only TO
forty tons. The mill is equipped
with Callow tanks and screens an
Wiley tables. The stamps weigI
1850 pounds each, of the Nisse
pattern and the capacity of fort
/, lions a day is based on crushing t
30-mesh, but the company will pr
| through only thirty tons a day an
crush TO 40-mesh
: George Hufnagle, of Antwer
: Belgium, is at present at the mil
e headquarters at Cocomongo, net
g Cherry Creek, looking over the pro
# critics in the interest of himself al
other foreign stockholders, A nul
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Der of others from Europe have Wis
tied the properties in the past at the
solicitation of Mr.. stuart.
The work done by the company
up to date represents an outlay of
half a million dollars, largely Euro
pean capital, and 1t has plenty more
to continue development work which
will result in the making of a mine,
according to all opinions that have
been expressed.