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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
THREE DIED AT SEA.

San Francisco. Feb. l3.-The trans
port Thomas arrived today from tho
Philippines. bringing the Third Cav
airy. $50 casusIs and large number
OF cabin passengers. During the triT
Charles Hummell o; the Sixth Cav
airy. Edward Newman of the Third
Cavalry and Patrick tiull of the Quar-
termaster's department. died.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
NOMINATED ON is2No BALLOT.

Cambridge. Ohio. Feb. 13.-Jame,
Joyce. Of Guernsey County. was nom
mated for congress by the RepubH
cans of the Fifteenth district on the
152nd ballot today. defeating Con
gressman Beemsn G. Dawes. Of wash
ington county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION MARCH g.

Springfield. H., Feb 13.-The Re.
publican congressional convention Of
the Twenty-first district to select del
egates to the national convention viii
he held March 8. at Litchfield. The
committee passed resolutions endors
ing Speaker Cannon for president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
LAUNDRY TRUST pIssoLves.

Cincinnati. Feb. 13.-Eleven lam
dries under indictment for organizing
combine to raise prices today
pleaded guilty aud weie each fined
$50 and costs. The trust also agreed
to dissolve.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
HELPED CAPTURE BOOTH.

Chicago. Feb. i3.-CoIonel Andrew
Wendell who was member of the
band of soldiers which captured J.
Wilkes Booth. after the assassination
of President Lincoln. died here today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
BOMB FAILED TO EXPLODE.

Lisbon. Feb l3-It Is learned tina,
homh was found under the landing
stage where King Carlos lakried the
day of his assassination. II had failed
tn explode because Of defective
fnse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
ROBBED BANK MESSENGER.

Chicago. FEB. 13.-George r. vii.
lard. under Indictment in WASHINGTON.
D. e. for robbing a messenger Of the
Home Savings Bank Of sl.o52 il 1907.
was arrested in Chicago today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
TEMPERANCE WORKER DIES.

Kansas City Feb I2-Mrs clars
Hoffman, president q the Missouri W
G. T. T. Is dead. aged s.. she was
corresponding secretary ef the Ma
tionai " c. 7. T. and vas well
known as a national temperance work
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
EX-GOVERNOR DIES.

Yankton. S. D.. Feb. i3.-Newton
EdnuDds. former governor of Dakota
territory and president Of the Yankton
National Bank. is dead. aged s..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14
aliIl.rd. Of French orinin.

France is responsible for the game
Of billiards. Devigne invented II IN
1872
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14

AN ADVERTISEMENT must be
not only seascnable but II should an
ticipste the season. u should be al
ways q little ahead Of the weather
man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-14

THE MERCHANT WHOSE mind h
too often aiienatsd from pIsnnino sud
devisinp his advertising u failing INT,
business peril!
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
FOUR FEET OF $4,000 ORE
ON LITTLEF FLORENCE BLOCK

Mining company should title
first shaft the nod throwing up the contract before ore was
s far ss
fs DURING %a1ns holding
Many mishaps Florence among
extraction line which the
p'ny rs Sss o SeSs s ,e and the holders
controlling interest causing change
p. s @ @ .s s the . i ss%
the capable EN- miners % before rs0peni1g cope
Dip ledge
leaseholqs
However the Little Florence has recently secured two magnificent
lost namely by the passing the body the
while richest loies ever
has been encountered in the Little Florence that is
,s. Frank solver the lode
ss a sss M s s ~sn & y $685. The Al & ssss sy s
Asssa1 e. these re returns @ the streak wi" break in
cold the o spa il s1 sa % es s % 'ss ssa sa a % the . with n %
d. with . II and the ordinary gold .aPsiass
mum and soft tale accompany the highest vaues
%ss ssss ;ss :':s' ss
ss In % 0S s. @ % t as little 5 s s 5 M @ G As
Ss anpns fa% the
% ss s ss s .sylss nssd at @ ss aa sR %np. of April m which
sufficient Of time for the Of several hundred thousand
I Little ssisss .ss.s..l.s "a
either aa. ,as
principal sockhod in the now here giving the work his
a followed
After the little win be hoised from
Florence
uniy raise milling The capacity the plants win be
in getting high grade surface eAas
n. ss ~ 4 K ss.. e.
@ S $ as s s @ sss Ss ss Of sn n A and , s % S.a seas
to were in
secondary enchng usually grade
enriched The
=
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

Jamestown is the newest and one OF
the most promising mining camps III
Southern Nevada 1t was dlscoVereu
about three months ago, but the nrs'
strike of Importance was made over
week ago, on the day that representa-
/ tive Of The News visited the camp, con-
veyed in T. d. Murphy's automoohe'
with Mr.. Muir, expert for the Combina-
tion Fraction, as a guide and counsellor.
This strike was made by the James
boys on their claims in the heart OF tne
district The initial find was made IN
a lease. granted to a Mr.. Schulz. VINO
sunk over twenty feet without assist
ance, coming to the surface and hoistine
the improvised bucket as fast as nc
could get 1t filled.
Mr.. Schulz has a ledge Ave feet wide'
which pans anywhere, from few coiors
Ito half-inch string. The ledge Is a
porphyritic quartz in rhyolite on tne
surface, but at depth 1t is coming into
solid quartz. The estimated value OF the
ore is from $40 to $3.50. the figures be-
ing gained from weighing the rock pe-
fore horning and the gold afterwards
The values are perfectly free and there
IS very little silver.
c. 8. Hellman and George Mckeena
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
ICf1NESS OF FLORENCE GROUND BEYOND BELIEF
-pnGERS-SYNDICATE LEASE
HAS STREAKS OF $5O,OOO ORE

rh wealth exposed the Red King
,sDe s D statements
cum s. many had reached the public conflicting
in s and rns M'r, % sfn' "
make 'hs %
members Of the I co the pass the absence
through workings his win Furthermore
him told % oa the working; desired
% asp ~p 'Ss been %ass $ ass
P mOney with the Rogers Syndicate
It Il is as an ss o s.s @ SO SO ms up % s @ u as @ the
p "aps ''a"
first II hs sSR looks m aG S eafs an r @ no hs s i
% either gold ulphide and the rock covered is with
" But pick sample out the ledge selected lat random blow it,
the a eam there OF s sa sn the 5 shn Of of the M noe
LODE Certainly operate
ore raing honest and
and good Py % 5 of sa s they ,S. dds ss s
breaking of $500 to the ton outside 81, inch worth
well 5 @ ns and ass The truth
the Ss . asss its it o the & i @
the hs IS 3 fS% being s s1y One man
kept attending to the outlet from the chute while another man works
the Little Florence people however that they have lost
their vns this s ore stripped
M h Ss~s nr s an
@ @ % @ 'isa1s to hs fifth Ve showing
ns s '1aS days ago Superintendent
% & ss ON p % the The % ledge ns hiea
4 dollar ton variety, according to
country rock the cocu has again enef
the unknown AT all events the
be of the picture sort and means are at hand Tor
determining its length - .m,-
prospecting the 500 foot level but the
STOPPING and there ample assur
the termination OF the lease
before all the high grade now blocked out can be ex
-, ;,
people will not be content with the NIL
apparently have in sight M an
sinking the shaft to the ooo level
ledge In order to facilitate work
the working hours day ana
reducing the diem This procedure ns lure
OF effort they contain and WI"
: doubte a in the end
partnership and not corporation paid
dividend Of and 10
distribute an which will be done within
4 a i.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

A large delegation from the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce will arrive
tomorrow afternoon at lao for the pur-
pose of studying the resources of the
camp and to promote trade relations be-
tween the cities. They will leave Mon
day morning for Tonopah.
Automobiles will be used to conduct
the visitors about the city. All those
willing to donate the use Of machines
are requested to notify Henry Weber
chairman of the committee, or the secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce
Headquarters have been established al
the Hotel Goldfeld. In the evening the
Montezuma club will give a reception
to the visitors.
President Sprague has appointed the
following committed:
Reception committee at train--M. J.
Sullivan. chairman, Senator II. v. More
house, John c. Martin. Fl. A. Dunn, F.
s. Hunt. F. o. Atlinger o. w. Allen
Jacob Arm. NJ. b. Aston. A. j. Ayles-
worth. Major M. J. Bell. Thos. Barnes
George s. Blatt. J. E.. Burke. A. A. Codd
G. 4. Condit. ]. Copeland. c. E. Condor
c. c. Crowley. Major J. S. Corregan
ID. F. Cruise. J. r. Clark r. F. Coulter
Fl. II. Wheeler. c. b. burst, T. F. Dunn
Fl. Fl. Dorsey. Fl. F. Thomas, Benz
Rosenthal. Malcom III. Downer. C. +
Dun Judge J. W. Dean, DIR. c. w. Ellis
Ole Elliott. w. d. Foster, c. @. Patrick
j. Gottstein. w. III. Harvey. John Holly
w. III. Harding. w. F. Heffernan, j. II
Hilderbrandt. Claud Inman. E. Ray
Jones. Charles Jackson. F. M. Jenifer
George r. Knight. Thomas ]. Lee. A. ID
Myers. ]. Casey Mcdaniel, ID. w. Nor
gan, r. J. Thompson. Alvin Liebes
Frank Moreno, Frederick Nelson, Loui,
Pollin. J. J. Noon. c. III. Reimer, J. +
c. Rendant. j. ID. Stevens. ID. F. Sulli
van. Harry Stimler. Judge Isaac Solo
mon. ]. E. Shillington. Henry Schaffnit
T.. p. Sanimis. Robert Todd. Georg,
Vickers. s. Walktor. w. F. Weiss. So
Warren. J. F. Williams. b. F. Waldron
II. p. Winslow. w. NJ. Zimmerman.
Reception committee at hotels-J. p
LOTUS. chairman; Captain J. A. Hassell
w. II. Boyer, John s. Cook Harry Cof
fee. f. r. Collins. Milton NJ Detch.
F. Carney. J. r. Davis. Barry Hamilton
j. II. Hutchinson. Chas. l.. Hays. F. ]
Hangs. f. w. Hatch. ]. J. Jones. Georg
B. Holieran. r. l.. Hubbard. Judge w. J
Henley. Louis Kountz, David Goodfriend
Walter Lord. Thomas Lockhardt, Georg
| w. Long. Fl. w. Miles. Governor ]. +
Mitchell. z. p. McGoon. John r. Muir
ply T. ID. Murphy. ]. C. Mccormack.
Mackenzie. Deloss chappell. r.
Whittemore. Walter f. Dowling. w. I
OBrien. Frank Oliver. ]. H. Parks. W
e. Pierson. J. r. C. Williams Geo. +
Won Polenx. L. L. Patrick. r. @. Roberts
Lewis III. Rogers. w. Fl. Stevens. Charlie
Sands. s. c. Smith. W. N. Simpson.
Spilies. Walter st. Pierre. ]. f. slinkey
John N. stoddard. J. NJ. Burnell. Judg
i. 8. Thompson. Fred J. TAFT. f. r
Thompson. George p. Steele. Ruff
Thayer. J. F. vardaman. Arthur Weber
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
GOOD STRIKE ON LEASE AT
NEW CAMP OF JAMESTOWN

are in from the camp. They have Sc
cured lease on the block adjoining the
strike and are arranging to do extensive
work on the property. They will sink a
vertical shaft fifty feet. before cross
cutting for the ledge. The dirt on the
surface of their block pans, but the
ledge does not crop. Nearly all the
gravel runs as high as $50 to the ton.
The lodges of the district are assures
in rhyolite and are true quartz carrying
considerable iron. In fact, the forma-
tion resembles that at Gold Crater, only
It is more highly mineralized.
There is quite a rush into the camp
nearly one hundred people now being
there. Two ladies arrived few days
ago and opened a boarding house
townsite, named jamestown, was piatteo
Monday, and within two hours all the
lots on Main street for three blocks were
taken The corner lots sold for $50 and
the inside lots for SIS.
The townsite company will shortly pe-
gin digging a well, but at present water
"a hauled from Antelope springs Ter
miles away. Water can also De op'
tanned at Martins Gold Crater well.
The best way to go to the new ois-
ooverv from Goldfeld is by the way ol
Martins we'll and then turn to the eas'
as soon as the inside Of the malapal wal
;s reached. There is only one road aho
no possibility of getting lost II this roao
is taken. A.
Tbe entire country surrounding the
strike is capped with malapai. which Is
on,v a few feet thick and beneath 1t is
the lode porphyry. which is sridirone'
with lodges. - ., .hx
Mr. Hellman has. in addition 10 tne
lease above mentioned. a numoer -
claims within short distance oi ".
camp. which he has held since 1904, Ii
his opinion the camp is bound 10 DC
,,ormanent one. 1t has as good a sur
face showing as he has ever seen =
Nyaroda and he has been to nearly all ths
strikes in the state. .,.r. &c
The ore is free milling ana .here :
,,tt,e doubt that water for reduction pur.
rosas can be developed at depth 0, ies.
than 100 feet The nearest supply -
vood is about fifteen miles In the o'o"e
wall mountains
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
DRIVING THE
GOLDEN SPIKE

. The golden spike" was driven .
. Thursday at the terminus of the .
= Goldheld Consolidated railroad. .
. George Wingfield, vice president of .
. the company handled the sledge Z
= and he struck the nail on the head q
. every time. q
. In addition to the import of the .
= event. the Intrinsic value of the .
. spike is wen worthy of considera- .
. tion. 1t Is Of the regulation size .
. and is made of the purest of Con- Z
. solidated gold. Weighing thirteen Z
= ounces. The spike was of local Z
= manufacture. 1t is inscribed with =
. the name of the company and the .
{. date. .
. Mr.. Wingfield. at the conclusion =
. OF the ceremony of spike driving .
. presented the spike to Thomas ID. Z
. Jones of Chicago. whose name is .
. rarely mentioned in connection Z
. with the affairs of the Goldfield .
q Consolidated Mines company. but Z
. who is the largest holder of stock Z
= in this company after Senator =
. Nixon and Mr.. wingfieid. Mr.. Jones Z
. is the guest of Mr., wingfield and is Z
. making most thorough inspection Z
. OF the various properties. Z
= The Goldfield Consolidated rail- Z
= road company 10 an equipment of Z
. the merger company. 1t was built
. to connect the various producing =
= properties of the company. with the
z big mill now under construction.
. t$ttttttttttt$t . . . . tt$
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

TAKES A SPUR1

~ Shares in the Goldfield Con- 4
soiidated Mines company are Z
strengthening. Five dollars and a I
nalf was bid yesterday by intend 4
mg purchasers. but little stock was I
forthcoming.
As matter of fact. in far-away I
france the stock Is in eager de-
mand at $6 a share. w. e. Dowlen. 4
manager Of the Nevada-Goldfield .
Neouction works, who went to Z
raris few days ago. on Wednes- 1
oay Is reported to have consum-
mated sale Of 100000 shares at
~ even and the buyers are eager
take that amount again at the
same price. 4
me Consolidated Is not slough
"s its treasury and Messrs. Wing
a and Nixon are not selling
.neir holdings. The stock bartered I
portion OF that owned by I
arney Baruch. He made a slight I
s'ont on the bargain. despite the I
' That some local pessimists
esased that the keen New York I
a,puiator had burnt his fingers I
me Goldfield Consolidated Is
vs. entering its best period. The 4
go, OF preparation will find I
rr, on this summer and fall The 4
A.. viii be completed before the I
sno ~ The year and by that time.
,rssh ore viii be tx scked out to 1
= t,os continuous bullion produc-
nsr,os ana dividends for an indefinite
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
STILL ANOTHER COMPANY
GETTING vEBY BUSY

The Goldfeld Mining and Ore Reduc-
tion company is working three shifts
and is down to the 290-foot level. They
are operating on block l and block of
the Wonder lode, which is a property of
the Goldfeld Consolidated Mines COM
pany.
An air blower and pipe were received
this week and the shaft is going down
RAPIDLY. crosscut will be started west
at the 800 point next week and another
level sunk Immediately and lateral
work started. Very fair assays are now
being received by the company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
FLoREMCE IE
MINING IN EARNE9x

The Florence Mining and
Leasing company started work on its
lease the middle of last month, and is
drifting on the 200-foot level, employing
two shifts. The lease holding consists
of the block of ground formerly oper-
ated by the Florence Ledge company on
the freight claim of the Florence.
The company has also taken a lease
on the Bluff claim at Rawhide, between
the Last Chance and Grutt Hill, and r.
G. Virtue left for Rawhide early in the
week to start operations.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

For the past two years tne 49,
10. been dubbed "The Goidneid wy -
tsrv" II lies where values shouir s.sn
FOUND and strikes have frequently s,,.p,r@ psoS
.spu on what was believed to be reliable ,,ae
',sot,,v .nem u but invariably the mine failed
TO show up as Represented. ..,on work
70 Now Vow most thorough exploration .,spvs ~ps.
no" vndertaken and the mystery
y sc,sd 70 - TO really make good.
A diamond arm Nv, w,'' % - the property.
ON the 4so-foot lever or ,,n st-horse
The mine is equipped WIN ,,ovs frame.
power hoist and high sa"v .rs in nne
T.. Underground workings A
shape.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

The 'Diamondneld Red Mountain MINI,
ing company has been working steadily
in sinking it's incline shaft east Of
Diamondfield and last week Manager
codd paid visit to the property and
measured up the shaft and found that
the men had reached the 300-foot level
At the 290-foot level water was ems
countered. which is sinking about 500
gallons per day.
A station is now being cut at the 300
foot level, where a drift will be run on
the ledge both north and south and
the ore bodies thoroughly opened up.
Manager Codd stated today that gem
eral assay. taken from the entire width
of the vein at the 300-foot. gives returns
of $44.60. i
The ore that is being taken out is
being stored until the company can
make satisfactory arrangements for
treating it's ore. They have already
blocked out quite a body of good mill
ing ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
RUMo1ED STRIKE on ATLANTA
SENDS STOCK P1ICEs 0OA2IM

One of the features of stock trading
this week was the rapid advance in the
price of Atlanta Thursday. report
was current that a strike had been made
on this property, and the owners refused
to sell at any price. sending the stock
up six points on regular call.
There are thirteen leasers operating
on Atlanta and all are developing their
blocks as rapidly as their finances win
permit. The Atlanta is. belie'sed to con-
tain the Jumbo ore shoot. but at greater
depth than yet reached by any of the
leaseholders.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
WATERWAY LEASE xC
NOW on 0N1PYING LIST

A hoist is to be installed at once on
the Waterman sub-lease from Webb
Parkison on the Sandstorm. The ore
body is now larger than ever and is
panning into nigh values.
The first shipment from the lease was
made this week to the Western Ore
Purchaing company. 1t is now being
run through the sampler A portion of
the shipment is of bonanza grade
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

w. C. Clark spent few days in Gold
field this week. getting supplies for
lease he is operating in Rawhide dis
trict The block is the Baby Balloon,
situated on Balloon Hill between the
Murray and Bull Pup. both of which are
producing ore. The Hines lease, also
adjoining the Baby Balloon. is getting
sensational values. Mr. Clark is getting
his shaft down rapidly and considers the
indications favorable for the develop
ment Of shipping ore in few feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
GOLD BAR HAS sTAKTED
WoRK ON COMPANY ACCOUNT

Operations have been resumed in the
Gold Bar mine on the 260-foot level The
company, which is managed by Louis K.
Koontz, intends to sink as rapidly as
possible to the 500-foot level.
When this point is reached crosscut
will be run to the ledge. 1t is at least
100 feet in width and in places carries
shipping values The ore contains
large percentage of copper in the form
of tetrahedrite. The property is equipped
with one of the best plants in the dis
trict
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
ExTEMsIoM GRANTED

three-months' extension has been
granted to the Goldfield Rosebud Mining
and Leasing company. which is operating
on the 0. X fraction of the Goldfield
Consolidated Mines company. The terms
of the extension are that the company
must sink to the 600-foot level. Work
is now being vigorously prosecuted by
the owners, the Goldfeld Syndicate
owners of a large interest in the Rogers
Syndicate which adjoins on Florence
ground.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
NEW HOSTING lGACHIME1Y
ON CoMBINAT1oM ExTEMsI0M

Under the superintendency of Tim
Connolly the Frances Mohawk Mining
company, which has secured lease on
six hundred feet square of the Combina-
ton Extension, has installed a sixty
horse power gasoline hoist to take the
place of the fifty-horse power electric
motor which was previously In use, Mr..
Connolly claiming that he can thereby
gain an increase of power at two-thirds
the cost.
The compressor is being put in place
and will be ready for operations Monday,
when a number of miners will be put to
work.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
WHAT'S DOING IN THE HILLS


st. IVES LEASE AT 0oLDTIELD
rs WORKING TWO SHIFTS
The ''Codd" lease on the st. Ives
claim, which is owned by the st. Ives
Leasing company. started work on Mon
day, March 16.
Manager Codd has let a contract to
Murphy & Marthaler to sink the shaft
down to the 500 level They have al
ready reached the 400-foot mark. and the
work is progressing very rapidly. The
formation in the shaft has been chang
ing during the last three or four days,
and the character of rock which they
are now going through is identical to
that which exists around the Mohawk
and other producing properties before
they encounter the ore.
Manager Codd is confident that he will
encounter the rich ore bodies on the 500
level that he had on the 100-foot level.
The contractors are working two shifts
OF men.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04

Manager Jones and General Superin-
tendent Rannells of the Florence Leas-
ing and Mining company are greatly
pleased with the Developments this week
in the property. Work Is belng carrieu
on on both the 400 and 500 levers oh
the upper of the two crosscuts an upraise
is being run through very promising
material
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
z .,PLoRIMa wIDGE LEDGE
OF Low GRADE O1B

Three shifts are employed by the
Keelyn Leasing company on it's block on
the C. O. d. The shaft is down 335 feet
and will be sunk to the 500-foot mark
with the least delay possible.
In developing the upper levels ledge
nineteen feet in width was encountered.
1t carries low values throughout The
management expects to get shipping
Values at depth in this formation.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
WEEKS PRODUCTION, $l36, ,2N
s22,o50.0o
S4,917.80
29,252.50
$40 tons; total value :.


In
d
8 min
wrdru
comMnah
a Western Ore Ph II
Little and
is eaboe M 4
to
, pnmum2
;JuubNo
; Aunm
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
SLIPPING ORE n LOWED
LEVELS or o. o. D. MIME

There is a fine showing on the 200
foot level of the C. o. d. mine in the i'm
mediate southeastern section of the
Goldfield district. In places values of
$3.50 in gold and SIS in copper are OBJ
tanned. Free gold may be panned from
any portion Of the ledge. which is evil
IDENTIFY the trend of the Gold Bar dyke.
l.. X Koontz is manager of both prop
critics.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
xrAsrxoxD on TWO BLOCKS.

Mitchell & Fairfield a week ago sur
rendered their lease on block of Com
bination No. and few days later Sc
cured the lease again with block IL in
addition. According to the terms of
their lease they must sink 500-foot
shaft. The lease runs for Is months.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-04
LOS ANGELES VISITORS
WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW

Charles Wilks, r. @. withers. Albert
Watson. j. f. Wilson. Charles Wise.
George Wingfeld. Clarence Ward. p.
Weber. J. II. Warren J. II. Walter.