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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
no. ss7.
Notice OF Application for Permission 4
Appropriate the Public waters
OF the Dtato Of vad

Notice is hereby given that on the
2Sth day of May, 1908, in accordance
with Section rs. Chapter XVIII, Of the
Statutes OF 1907, one Luther E.: Camp.
bell, of Ida, County Of Esmeralda. and
State Of Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public waters
of the State OF Nevada Such appr0pria-
colating water at points Capricorn min
eral lode claim located in the 8. E. "A OF
g.. E. u Sec. 36, TIP. S 8. r. 40 E. by
means of dam and 10 cubic feet per
second is to be conveyed to points about
2h miles below by means Of ditch, pipe
line and fiume and there used mining.
milling, irrigation and domestic and
other uses. Water to be returned to
stream.
Date of first publication June 20. 1908.
Date OF last publication July IL, 1908.
Signed: Frank r. NICHOLS.
State Engineer.
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One Of the biggest things which has
happened in the Bullfrog district in a
mighty long while is a strike made
Thursday morning on the Tramp Con.
solidated. In a raise which is heinz
carried from the 350.foot level Mt the
Denver claim to the working above n
bunch of ore which will easily run
so,ooo to the ton was broken into. Su.
perintendent Garden brought a chunk
OF 1T, weighing five to six pounds. up
town, and stopped at the Miner Office
as ne went along. Some very rich ore
has been taken from various mines in
TINS district, but very few if any can
boast of any richer than this sample
k from the Tramp. The gold was
scattered all v it, and did not ap-
pear to be in seam or creviees, but
continuous throughout the mass.
Ready to Turn
The Homestake mill is completed and
has been ready to run for several days,
but owing to the fact that there has
been a delay in delivering the power its
starting has been held back. The power
company, however, promises to have its
line in by Monday at which time the
machinery of the new plant will be
-
turned on for the first time. The water
line is completed and barring accidents
the mill will be going in full blast
within a very few days.
The owners of the "66" lease on the
National Bank made a killing this
week when they uncovered a body of
ore which returned $456.50.
This is an average of a 20-inch
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Hor1cr OF roIrE1ru.E.

To JOE LYNCH: .ho
You are hereby notified that we me
undersigned nave expended two hundred
dollars i'm labor and improvements upon
the Gray Eagle Mining Claim No. ], ana
The Gray Eagle Mining Claim No. 2. SIT
mated i'm the Goldfield Mining District,
Nye County. New. as , will In more s fniiy 1902 aR.
pear by certificate hled Dec, do.n, ~
said Nye County, said labor and I'm,
provements being the amount eaulreS =
10 hold the same under the provisions OF
SECTION 1924. Revised Statutes or the
United states, and being Mor the fo am the ye rer
auuddua Zee 31st. 1907. And you are
hereby notified that if within ninety
days from the service on f Son 90 e, cons
trihnte YOUR proportionate share OF sala
expenditure. as c0-9w rsme y the p ln1errty
~ hn cn'nwners. whose names are sub
scri'eu ED TAYLOR.
CHAS. PHILLIPS.
nate of 6rst p~ublication.s June IL, 1919.
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IN NO. 81.
IN the District Court OF unatso
atates for the District OF Nevada.

Tn the matter of w. J. ARKELL, BANK
rupt. .rLau Of
in the County of Nye, and
district aforesaid. a bankrupt: 49,.
Notice is hereby given that s on 1 W
14th day of May A; ID. lsos, the sab hank.
ynpt: and that the first meeting OF MS
creditors will be held at the once OF
the undersigned referee. Room q county
Building. at
In said district on the
!" Goth DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1908 at . o'clock in the forenoon
1T which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoihs Z
trustee. examine the bankrupt, anu
transact such other business as may
nronerly come before said meeting.
Dated, Carson. Nevada. June =. isoo'
p. POUJADE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
F. E. Roberts. Attorney for bankrupt
Carson. Nevada.
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In the District Court OF the rirst yudi-
ctai District OF the State Of Nevada In

George Eesbitt and James Nesbitt. CO.
partners. dotng business under the
nrm name and style of ]. Nesbitt &
Bro,
Mrs, NJ. G.. Gurnel, ,
Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
of the First Judicial District of the State
of Nevada, In and for the County of
Esmeralda. and the Complaint filed in
said County of Esmeralda, in the Office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to
MRS. M. g. GURNELL. Defendant.
You are hereby required to ppear in
an action brought against o by the
above-named Plaintiff In the District
Court of the First Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in n for the
County of Esmeralda. and to answer the
Complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive of the day of s~ervice) after
the service on o of this Summons. IL
served within this County: or. IL served
out of this County. but in this District.
within twenty days. otherwise, within
forty days; or judgment by default will
be taken against you. according to the
of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
the sum of six hundred dollars and
s~eventy-two cents. alleged to be due and
owing from o to plaintiffs o. account
of a, balance on goods, wares and mer-
rhanulse FURNISHED you Dy plalntlHS at
Columbia, Nevada, during the twelve
months last past at your special in
stance and request, n at the agreed
price of $600.72.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint.
above required. said Plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for the sum
of S600.72 and costs of suit.
Given under my land and the Seal of
the District Court of the First Judicial
Of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Esmeralda. this 18th
day OF Nav. 1908. in the Year of Our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Eight.
Attest:-A true Copy.
(SEAL.) Il. HARDY, Clerk.
Hayes e. Edwards.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. J13-1t
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n.,artment of the Interior.
epaIrnited states Land once,

nonartment of the lnterlOT.
Deparnited states Land ONCE,
un ~ ! Nevada, May Is. 1908.
Carson Ter OF the application for
In the ma the Goldfeld Town-site.
patent " hereby given that on May
Notice. There was filed In this ONCE
18Th. i,y, ct; by Frank p; Langan: DIS,
an Judge in and 9 the count, snter
EEsansralala.:, ,s s5ste 2s 81 to asss United
under Seed statutes, as and for the
states he,nf Goldfeld, Nevada. the fol-
tOvn-si,de described lands to.wit:
lOS Tha n W. Y; w. y OF y. =: exc,u-
~ ~ conflict with sur; NJ. s'rs' H.M
ossn MIN SITE 81 Sec. z, i. 3 S.. r. a =.
y o. 2 IN exclusive of conflict with
NJ D !. saes Anaconda Mill Site: s; "
SUI; ~ ~ u and S. w. u Of 5. ga sec.
o. = IS r, AZ E.. NJ, D b; q M. -
The !. W. being made up of Lot 8
N. pn 1854 acres, lot 4. containing
e~on,ain,ns and the s. " of said quarter
iL.s containing so acres.
sec Tae W u of n. E. Y. Sec. 2, I. 3 s.:
~ E, NJ. D. b. & M. Is made up W 81
Lot !, containing rant iJ;oa ae 20 acres a1s '"
r,oi area of Goldfield Town
Total ara acres
1sss area In
conflict with
SUI. No 'eS41
sNNS,'si,s of.~.5.000 acres
And Sur. 2299
i Anason 7s7 acres 7.7s7 acres
Net area Goldfeld Town ,., .ors.
c,J aupIjcation being in proper form
eau soyth nv the Honorable Commls-
s = Of the General Land Office. In his
ia,,sr CO.. 10 this office dated OctoDer
81 1907. notice is hereby I've tnat
proof in support Thereon VIII o 6,strict
Tsdss Of the First Judicial District and
sysafcio trustee, for the Town-site OF
coldSeld. Nevada, before the County
CLERK OF Esmeralda County. at Goldfield'
Nevada, on June rs. 1905. the PROOF re-
anired TO be furnished will be:
First: ITO municipal occupation OF
second: Number of inhabitants;
Third: Extent and value of town I'M
Fourth: Date when land was first
used for TOWNSHIP purposes:
Fifth. OfBcial character and author
iy Of officer making entry; -.
Sixth: If an Incorporated TOWN.
poof of incorporation, which should De
q certified o Of the act OF incorpora'
seventh. Names of the witnesses who
testified at the former hearing on Jan,
usry Ith. 1905. and who are here ~
named in accordance with the decision OF
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office, April II. 1908: Milton Besse
Henry F. Spanker, BENJAMIN Rosentha
and j. R. Froberg of Goldfield; n A..
Eighth: The record claimant OF tn<
e~yanogen Mill-site Sur. No. 2Sta is M ~
il?S fled in United States Land Office
Carson City on May 3. 1907. by M, J
Smith against this application No. 142!
is adverse claim No. $40 by Thomas
Hooper. attorney in fact for the Gold
field White Rock Mining, COMPANY: !
corporation, claimant of the Alpha ane
Apazaca lodes; said Cyanogen Mill-sft'
claim is wholly within the Goldhelt
T~own-site application and Is EXCLUDED
therefrom.
LOUIS j. COHN. Register.
EARL w. FREMONT, Receiver.
United States Land ONCE, Carson City
Nevada. z
First Publication May 90. 1908.
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HOrnSilver Herald

Published every Saturday at Hornsilver,
Esmeralda county. Nevada, by Earle X.
Clemens; mining editor, A.. h. Gibson.
Sample copies free. Subscription price,
IS a year in advance.
All the news of Hornsilver, Lime
Point, Old Camp. Tule Canyon. Ida,
Gold Mountain, Bonnie Clare, Willow
Springs, Palmetto. Ubehebe Cuprite.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

rp1ASuD1 MNHe 90
sosDi1. - the aoldasld Mining Dis-
&c d E%:ss:.ss ci;i%:' , ssaFs :;:in !: 90. Col
eencup No. ! cvm sdjoining the Adams
vmbis I.cs- Now being patented.
md Cracker -FOUR Claims. situated north
!. y't ne Great 5 Nn 4. ave Claims north
"a: Group Mountain. Leasers are
~ Of Bann cn the Company's property.
ss at work Us leases can apply TO Mr..
AlncorpOTs.i,siaaa ina' Il. 900. 900 par value.
pna; a gpSa mares now in treasury;
~ PhiladeipniA Directors-John 8.
OFFICERS ,,esident; Charles ] suplee.
Is:s.ss::l :ss ,%rs a:s5s: 8! g: s sss$Sg:ss;
%scretary aaae el A. A. Codd. Goidneid.
al OF fhp
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HORNSILVER

The latest sensation. A gold and
silver camp that has come upon the map
to stay. Born a shipper
Information regarding the wonderful
development of this section may be OBJ
tanned I'm
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Secure Mil Site

The Bessemer Consolidated Mining
company, the corporation which owns
the iron claim in the Brunswick canyon,
and composed entirely of local people,
has located a five acre mill site in the
Brunswick canyon.
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LEGAL xor1cz

Goldfeld, Nevada, May 25th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the nrm
composed of John Reynolds and J. A.
Morris. doing business under the name
and style of John Reynolds & Company
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent.
JOHN REYNOLDS,
J6-4 j. A.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
nif.ctory Of Goldfield
Mining Companies

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rss...ss,s.;Is;ss. sss' ii,sss;:sS; +. ' 3: s:I 3.
8: 8; s s..:ss.. ample fund. f''s'' '
W. pooled suite e1-st Danh
g s!::;s;:::;;' e.: & -; Fly is :'i sss : ., !.
a.: :sg $ss's I: is.s ss:s'.' :abI.! e: ss q:
Ben o. and ne ,ma IN the East Bull
glescss;; slsS ~ miles northsass o.
ssssssss: 81. .r. bs.as, drive. On sesA s'-
10 mountain dirsctors: yee.ph G
csHieap. prrss1 Frank H Dunnington.
pfssetsrryT and treasure"
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49, t
ohiteo States Aahu OAhoe,
Carson City, Nevada, May Is. 1908:
In the matter of the application Tor
patent of the South Goldf1eld Town
ste.
Notice is hereby given that on May TO-
isei. there was filed in this office an ap..
pneation by Frank p. Langan, Distrlc.
Judge Of the First judicial District and
SA-ofiicio Trustee for h town-site OF
, sOutn Goldfield, Nevada. which appiica,
u, has been amended by one hled IN
mis- Office on November 14th, 1907. in ac-
Ygtdance with the requirements or tine
honorable Commissioner Of the General
Land Office as set forth in his letter go
Office ~ -. asv., aGuaessu SSa7 n
.ssg United States Revised Statutes, as
ana for the townsite Of South Goldfield,
te.xit:
Ines W. " Of S. E. Y ands6. Y 8. W
= sec; ., TBS, r.. ~ E.. Md. b. & NJ
sAeiusive OF its conflict with Sur. 22s9
January 2b, 1907.
icral area of South Goldfeldf
Less area in con-
Mct with III. f.
SM M l011, Sur.
ny Anaconda %
MIL Site .......- 80 acres so
r.
net area South Goldfeld
Said application as amended being il
~ men,s Of the Honorable Commissioner
n his letter to this ONCE dated October
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In the District Court of the FIRST Judi
cial District Of the State of Nevada, in
n for the County Of Esmsralda.
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
FOUR YEARS FOR
BIGAMIST HIRST
WrOnged Wife Sorry Co urt
Didn't Order Him Whip
ped at Post
MAN ADMITS HIS GUILT

"ram sorry the court didn't sentence
him TO be whipped but FIVE years win hold
him for a while" remarked pretty Mrs
Elmira Hirst, the No wife of Frank
Hirst, a young white man, after he had
been sentenced to five years imprison-
ment and $500 fine by General Sessions
Court this morning. AS Hirst passed his
second wife while leaving the court room
he requested her to visit him in his
cell. but the wronged woman spurned him.
Wife No. was not in court.
Hirst married the second Mrs. IIirst
who was Elmira Brock. Of No 1916
Front street. Philadelphia, here on May
"A. 1907 In June Of this year she learned
that Hirst had married Bertha Munns. OF
No 1877 South Eighteenth street. Phiiadel-
phia, on March 81. 1905. II appeared that
Hirst had deserted his first wife for Miss
Brock. Hirst pleaded guilty to the charge
OF bigamy and through his attorney j
Frank Ball, asked for leniency for the
prisoner Deputy Attorney General fast
ings ojjosed any mitigation OF sentence
because of the seriousness of the charge
and the fact that the second Mrs IIir5t
is the mother of child.
Sentence was then passed
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
CHRISTIANA SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Sept. 25.-The eleventh
annual convention OF the Christiana
Hundred Sunday School Association
was held yesterday afternoon and even
ing in the Methodist Episcopal Church
here.
All the officers were reelected as
follows: President. Frederick Bring
hurst; president. John oliver:
secretary and treasurer, w IL. Win
gate; executive committee James r..
Davis. George J. Chandler. Edward
Woodward. the Rev. J. r. Franklin,
Henry Terril. Mrs. Frances Springer.
Ralph J. Finn and Charles McManee.
The program began at l.30 o'clock
with devotional exercises. and reading
of minutes. Address, yHow We MAY
Induce our Scholars to Attend the
Preaching Service" Rev f. b. Welsh /;
discussion, address. Rev. Thomas J..
Holloway, Suggest Thee Live Prob
lens with which our Modern Sunday
School is Now Confronted" discus
sion. roll CALL appointment Of COM
imittees, hundred secretarys report.
Offering, primary work by Miss Grace
Baird. supper was then served to the
members and visitors In the basement
of the church by the ladies of the New
port NJ. Il. Church The evening ses-
sion began at Z o'clock with devotional
service, report of committees. election
Of officers. Offering, music by the choir
The address which was TO have been
made by the Rev. G.. w Williams, was
made by Rev. A. S. Mowbray. After
a duet by Miss Hazel Lyman and
Irene Price the benediction was pro-
nounced by the pastor W. W. sharp
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
HUSBAND PUT
UNDER 500 BOND

Joseph vyle was arraigned on a charge
of breach of the peace before Judge
Cochran in City Court this morning and
was fined $40 and costs and placed under
500 probation bonds His wife Annie
Vyie was the complainant. She alleged that
her husband came to where She is stop
ping last night. demanding his clothes
and that when she told'him to come in tho
morning he broke in the window screen
She said that she was afraid o. him.
Roy Dunderdale, Is years old. was
placed under 5000 probation bonds on a
charge of stealing a bicycle from John
Mealey. The boy denied that he stole the
wheel. but the police say that he has told
several conflicting stories about H.
Joseph Carroll was fined 50 and costs
on a charge Of having been drunk and
begging in the street He was arrested
last night by Patrolman Bullock in Mar
ket street between Fifth and Sixth. James
Marshall was hned 50 and costs on a
charge OF disorderly conduct Patrolman
Crozier made the arrest and aad that
Marshall was using bad language in the
street.
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
ANARCHIST PLOT
AGAINST ROOSEVELT
UNEARTHED IN EUROPE

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BAYONNE, France. Sept 25.-Evi-
dence of an ararchistic plot against
President Roosevelt, on his forthcom-
ing hunting trip TO Africa, was made
public to-day by the police authorities
Of a half dozen countries who are ex-
amining the Spanish Anarchist. Cana
trava. in an effort to connect him with
the suspected plot against the life Ci
King Alfonso of Spain.
It was disclosed that papers were
found on two Italian Anarchists. ar
rested at Sessa, Switzerland. Wednes-
day. containing information Of Roose-
velts African trip. The authorities
are convinced that Roosevelt Is being
considered as a lit subject for am An
archistic attack.
The sweating of Canatravai is ex-
pected TO disclose evidence Of the plan
for one of the greatest terrorist up
risings Europe has ever seen.
They are trying to connect his
movements with the mysterious de-
parture of sixteen German Anarchists
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
SPENCE TO JAIL
FOR ONE YEAR
Former Auditor Pleads Guilty
But Says He Did Not Get
City'S Money
SAYS HE WAS~A TOOL"
AND PROMISES TO REPAY

After declaring that he had been
made tool Of by other persons. ara
denying that he had got one cent Of
the S1.212.2O which he was accused of
having embezzled from the city whilS
city auditor. Benjamin l.. Spence. in
General Sessions Coure this morning.
pleaded guilty TO the charge and was
septenced to one years Imprisonment.
Spence. who is one of the best known
men in the city. was not affected by
the sentence. He was represented by
J. Frank Ball.
The case came before the court after
many continuances. Spence having
been arrested early this year after DIR.
c. S. Rice, present city auditor, had
discovered a shortage IN Spence's ac-
counts. At the time Spence declared
that he had not taken the money, and
explained the shortage as due to cleri-
cal errors. he not havin= had previous
experience as an accountant. and FOR
some time insisted that he would make
the shortage good. He had not donJ
so. however. and when he was called
LOT tiidl lills morning IL was tAltAttu
tha the would re-enter his former plea
of not guilty. That he did not do 50
caused much surprise among those OF
Spence's friends who were in the court
room.
Spence addressed the court in his
own defense. He admitted the existence
of a shortage in his accounts. but de.
clared that neither he. nor any member
of his family. mad prohied by il. 81
have been made a tool of by other per
sons in this matter. but I hope TO re-
turn to the city the money. ! am ac'
cused of embezzling and viii see thai
my bondsmen do not lose by this trans.
action" Then Mr. Ball established
Spence's previous good reputation by
Daniel Ross. State Senator Thomas NJ
Monaghan. Councilman Homer c. Sim.
mons and w. Harold Smith.
In passing sentence Chief Justice
Lore spoke of the responsibilities O
public servants and added that sent
ence of one years Imprisonment seem
ed to the court 10 be just.
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
SHRINERS TO
HAVE AN OUTING

Members Of the Shriners' Club, a
local organization composed of mem
bers of Lulu Temple Of Mystic Shrin-
.ers of Philadelphia. will trek it for
oasis among the desert sands near Bin
stead tomorrow and enjoy the day at
the Idle Hour club grounds where
there will be something doing all the
time. The ship of the desert upon
which the faithful will travel will be
a trolley car.
Though there had been some talk
of securing a herd of camels for the
occasion the members protested that
they were not so familiar with the
habits Of camels as they were with
trolley cars.
There VIII be plenty of fun though
when once the oasis is reached. There
may be ball game between the lean
and fat members though as yet this
Is not decided upon. There will be
others sports and a good time is prom
ised all those who attend.
Evening journal., 1908-09-25
HUNDREDS OF REPUBLICANS
GREET PARTYS CANDIDATES
Reception by the Young Mems Republican Club
Last Night the Most Successful of Any
Ever Given by the Organization

Republicans from all parts of Della
ware last night united I'm "a reception
TO the candidates on the Congressional
state and county tickets at the Young
Mems Republican Club. lt was the
greatest reception ever rendered by
that organization. and certainly no set
OF Republican candidates In Delaware
ever received a more cordial welcome
or heard more cheerful predictions of
"a sweeping Republican victory than
did the men who stood up for moro
than two hours I'm the parlor OF IN
Young Mems Republican Club las
night and graspcd the hands OF hun
dreds and hundreds OF peopie-thous
ands would not be cXaggeratlng the
number who called.
The Young Mems Republican Club
many years ago started the custom cl
giving "a reception to the Republican
nominees. SO chat Republicans in par
ticular and the public In general OF
Wilmington could have an opportunity
W meet the men who were TO carry the
Republican standards, and get acquain-
ted with the party candidates In the
past these receptions have been highly
successful and have been numerousiy
attended, but the enormous crowd and
the pervading enthusiasm last night
made every reception In the past lool,
like a district caucus In comparison.
The clubhouse. No. $40 King street
was gaily bedocked for the occasion
From the top OF the building cleaned
for the official Taft emblem formed OF
incandosccnt lights. Beneath it were
the letters "Y. NJ. r. c." also of clec-
tries. and there were flags and bunting
i'm profusion. In the parlor a canopy
effect Of bunting had been formed
flags formed a portlere. and pottod
plants. smaller flags and bunting add
ed to the effect Pictures Of Tart and
Sherman also were displayed In va
rious places about the building.
Gave Band Concert.
out IN front of the clubhouse a
bandstand. draped with the nationa
colors, had been erected. and from q
the First Infantry Band gave de.
lightful concert of popular airs during
the evening The reception was an.
nounced 20 begin az o'clock but Ions
before that hour King street Ia tn