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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Gatips GeQulpiefnbrif. Grn 9rnm.

nlen meo6eleS ben 29oe Sftober:
llnOer 146e auguit iaar opiagoe
IrbeiOerne peo aatfoS geluIoie. og
G%apirfabrif meo 3 Waanebers Bar.
iel Den meIIem Dem og Sabrifen
9ielbenbe 2snstarif. 9ireftionen bar
ioa unoer NGgItng forelagt arbei.
herne ct Sorilag til m 2enstarif.
men bette 6orilag er life afcepteret
al arbeiberne. bporfor 6obrifen itan.
Ter ABE Ropember. Ga. 200 Ser.
Toner bIiuer oerpeo a~rbeiosleoiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Ielbt ia fpr &crelialif.

Ielbt iis for Gcrclialif. Sra
5reorifsboIo meboeIes 30te Sftbr.
Sorbenp9renbe @aarbbruger Soban
S%cborneier, SoaIsrsb / Berg, bar
meIot Jig til SoIitiet iom ifplbig /
@erelfaIIfnerier for ca. 10000 SIR.
Serof pebfommer CO. $4,000 ar.
Sfieberg Sparebanf og ca. 5000
ar. forifielise Banter / 5rebrifs'
6olo. Sobonneien er omfring 80
aor eammel, gift og bar 9srn. San
bar oIoris gipet Snotrpf at at BRUCE
mango geree, men bar lepet tilipne.
Ianenbe deficient. Wanben bill |
@ftermiSbog bltpe taget / 6crbsr og
1GosIinesfienbeIie piG blipe afiagt
oner BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Scffcns 9apcl | 9ee Ereitcgialb
tnbpieoeS forleben Dag al 8roplt
SdieIoerup / 9esiet paa 9ilfopens
gegne. asiiiteret at 8ropitiets iant.
Iige Treiter. Sremmsoet bar fort
% 8eiret ~itraalen0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
era Ddnmarf.
@unheitanhens sparefasic.

VUHutlHNutH SVuitIHNFt. VTItI
en- foretngen SpsisrelIe er Der M
tesnet en- @orantifapita! til gouoe.
iianoens Sparefasie of goot 8 Wfia.
ar. Otange Glitter err enonu life mo.
foulne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Iropit pperialSt af en- Sinbsips.

Gsor noqle 9age fibcn, meoens
gropit Sunien / @isIeO lao | lit
Stiberfommer, fom Ell ! 0peIt boz
eroe iinoSipg Sfomaaer &runn itto
til BAN. 0a Rropiten lpurgte, boao
ban pilbe. fit ban til Guar en- tnal'
oenoc Gushing. 9ropitcn bno M
grulln ont at gna, % for at torntS'e
Tia ON, at bette ife0e, IltlGte ban
Sfomaqeren no / Sanger. Wen
gruun baooe MI facet @loo paa
Sonb, oa Broniten III poonn en-
Gusiing, bpis SsI8cr Sfomo9eren
roe life IpItebe at erfnre. San 'toi
ifsIae "4pborq gpiS", i~fnno'or1t /
gfeno oe forioanot no al Goarocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
@oSe Wapue. Sentoft GoIoepin

8obe Napne. Sentoft GoIoepin
Reper Esnber argel 9enteitof -
osbtes npIig ct @uttebarn / Horo'
Iano, bois Saoer bar oct miltore
flanafuloe Iapn Beoer Slien Sfiet'
rig. s benne Sorbinoelie minoes pi
en- Ssnomsring, Tom beber G9iar
Hsaooleon gonaporte Spltepig, ifr.
"Sfotens Stoenbe".,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
0eoaaua | ltbpaubriuaen. OBJ

Sriitianta ar. unsiano, Stapanger,
gergerL &riitiansiunO og 8rono'
hem err Der / Siosrummet Sanuar
-September iaar ubpunOret S072
Gerioner, oeraf 7242 norife. S ioms
me SioSrum ifior ltopanoreOe ira
fannie Saone 20,S39 Ierionero
1912 norife. Sber be sprige
Same, for bpiIfe Spgope life er ino'
tentet for 1908, ubpaubreoe flor
200 9~erioner. Gen iamleoe llO'
ranorirm / 1907 uogioroe 24,574
Gerioner, bporof 22,t35 norife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Ten arsnlanSIfc Sanbcl.

zen 9rpHluhplIt Sahp't' ""
aisbeubapn meooelc& bert Bite Ut:
Ger aft iooor olebaonoe 8pgter pan
9srIen ON oen grenIano'fe Sonocl,
% set fortaltes, at Girefter Rnberg
cllerebe bar blepen ill9penoeret. 0e1t'
ne ftoIie @eobeIeIie bar BOG life rig
tia, ibaa eftcr bpoN GoIfetin9smalro
Sobroe iboq opIpier / "Socinloemo'
froten", hor 6onOelsmini'teren
ioaor operfor Sr. Sobroe uotalt, at
en- Guspeniion piIbe nrre Oct rime'
Iiqite. Snoenriq5miniiter gerntien
har mootaget Ell Cite ooer alage'
punfterne o. bill i6oq ooergioe Co
gen til Suititsmtriitcriet. iom Der
eftcr Iaber Den frimineQe u~noer'e'
qelie paabeepnbe peo ariminalret'
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
SmaaftDffer:

Sporoan bore Senee bsr bore. - vi
: Sumbeber. - Sporlebes afu9r9er man
bebit Seoen. - ct iieIbent S@gteItab. -
Soao er ct Barn? - Sunobecsre9ler.
- 8lobforeiftniug. - On lllptteltg. -
Henbeb. - g,aar en- Rano ital ~ | en-
&nap. - San betaIte. - Sru9 al aor'
boInanb. - 5ammerblnnbir8 al Ssoes
miSIer. - getpmrius iom aariag til iIet
SorbsieIIe. - gereue. - Susmooerens
SpiIe. - Sremmebe cegemer / Gre o8
Trie. - On p9rSifilb Sennmelisbeb. -
Snao foroGroer Napeu. - 81 aooe
@aab til Susmooeren. - 9pbe Ganoe'
bret. - On sanbbeo. - Siuao life
Z @srnene at ipiic meIem IanItibernc.
- giets 9Ieie. - ~SapareiiIte Sroiprog
- 8as paa bit Dore. - Ssrn cs
emnbs. - aineiife Srbiproq. - Sars
Iiat 8aub. - Soorfor Born blioer nets
beie. = RuIteItraft oe SunSbeo. - ut
9i9tte en- Rerions Ssbielsoag. - Sc.
giorbe life no9et. - @iutetheo. - Sau
oiloe biipe aSlpSt. - Sporlebes 8rrtStet
bIep opfunbet. - Siernearbeibe % 2ipss
IGnoSc. - 3uniten at Ieoe lGu9e. - 81
SooeSregler for ~fprnuftig &isfteubrift.
~gn Siitorie fra 2a1bSbpaben. - Sc pa
aISris fortrpbe. - 8Ilbtorn. - gpt'
grammer. - Grin. - 9iemme bos Sers
ION famine Sag iom Geniuren falot.
Sists:
Ct Saroel elSuu. - Sonmerafter.
Sill min Suitru. - @rene Inctars
itdrb o9 NieIs 3arre. - Ssititemning.
- SoaS ieg pil Sprte. - Saruepiie. -
Gfteniane. - gu finer De airfctIotfer.
- Sen ferIte Sue. - SuletpGlb. -
Saa 8~irtegaarScn. - Sra garnefams
merbtnouet a a Set iueer. - aftcns
itemuiu9. - Spibc 9foie. - airfen. -
RaaItroiten. - Hoieu OBJ Sornet. -
GarStioerne. - Gaaritemuing - 8ieres
tagen. - SnbeitGngt. - aftenItemrine.
- Ooer ct srGoenoe Barn. gug9epiie.
Sommeraften. - Sarnel. - @uesciare.
- On Somnerunt. - s Sum-. - Set
ierite Gar gurer. garneiaue. ling.
bonrstib. - Sicmmet. - timber 9ri9eu
- en- Robers Ssn. - 2ep'pring.
sinefouter, Rebuier, Sigerbiaeber, 8aa.
Der p.f.p.,
> fibte SiSe / bbert Ilimrner oiennem
G~dr9an9eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Ss~ufes. - 6usbolosrite for en- Gua
tenuao % Q 8srH paa en- 6drm. ge'
ter AnoerieH. Ialmpra, 9lsbr, Route 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Ssosfalo. Sbp. Soritmeiter Sbor'
rulo Reibea er afgaaet peo 9eoen,
81 gar gammel. S bam er Ell al Del
norIfe SfogpGiens 8runolGggere
gaaet bort.
Den itsrite @aarbbru9er / Sinn,
Selemarfen, Salpor 8. WorenSruo,
er afgaoet peo 9sben. San inotoa
en- meget fremiflbt 4labs / lin 8p9h
og bor Ser inbebabt omtrent ollie
mulige Siuiosbperb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Ii mn Nnnt err Der MI beo Wpnt.

gf nh Npnt er Der MI peb Wpnt'
i~noretningen paa 8ongSberg pr9gei
400, 1000 ar. / 2.&roneitpfter og ca.
2OO, 900 SIR. / 1.aroner iant Ell
Wenobe 9roncempnt, iom torment
Tia mart bill fomme / Girfulatton.
Gtemplerne til De sorige Sslompn'
ter: So, 25. og t0.2rer er fer
Sige, og oisie Wpnter bill iufceSIipt
fomme UNDER 9rpgnine nGite Gar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

1nifes itrar. - Gu aorusIia raft
- % itaotg Out, gOot rant I'll Tarmer'
arteior, fan iaa itaoig GIaos paa 5arm.
8tl bctale en gpe Miano ira $4,000 III
$4,000 pr. aar. inmt aoit og gpgis. Refes
renee ON safes. Sans 5obHipn, GpE 81,
Eclt, MfpHt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Sbtrptu. - etrpee btfirRbisissss for SlGst
% ss'isnete, al min tirrs eHitru aist' ste 5sesH
I aOdtf sr. RiHH., siisr en- OPERATION ben 15oe
Cttpbsr 1875. 81 vas saHmti. afossc sftrFiaesE
10 Naae % ire 8srH. iom b~esrrocr Tabct al IN
trotatt eahrH % fir,Iis R0ser. BesrausIitH
ianst 5ite ben is6s Cfi0ber Hn0sr ter 1eltassl's
ira Aie,ses eism mso si'Etiriie paa 1epiIs eais
Gra5ylaes. 8sliiaHst orre hsuees gliHse.
ausrsp 5ssrstR % 5sra.
1epiIs eatr. Tee Rso. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

senS "Sersrab Soften" til Sleot %
Esuner | samls. 2anset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

ssns "rtrsrab. Soften" til eIRst Os Ssnnr'
I bet edYrle 9nuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Gancfart Sarpctryf
= Ueree. =
StSrrciIc: 45x29 CONNER.


pfer GiessrSHitr, antssrrnier, SssStrereuitr, sisshtOsr, andre gnsr.
Sranshtstr, s~tpasaaiuHtr, IiHatItsfdisus, SampTfbsanIobsfthn, ai.
hr, Ganot, srtrt, yurifhut,r, Observation-Disclosures o. 9truBdHu, 3eabautr
uusr SrsHus, Ssstbpdt, BE- stshsa. GDe ns 6itSu,t 1. t. D., Grrsr.
pEaeit, Rupns paa Stnhoaerne peo aGs Jernbancrne % aftGHocn mtGcu beer
Citation, aftanbsabel utrptt aepsmfFt gei meaem SreHoasm 90 en- 3I
ansbSlrbsr bet uorehst gorss, Gfnanbcu msarm SpSsfattoHsr. forfeit.
He Sn@rs Srhe optr SaUet Meter FONT isscube srnitftrtbe tier uHoer
spsHias pSrtnst ssrubaHtr:
8ausu. ira stiprsatn til eHaairodHatt, Beraensbaasr fra StHasl til
Ssuttcs, RurSbaueH, 8ausu ira fttsfpra til GstrfahS, SansSers til GiSss
los, ueO SiSetnis til Ssim,hraas % gtliHsfOs liant Bmsn ira gasHes til
GIprum.
9B btptsebt Sas prcistereos sansr, Im life Fues pa npsst ansst
6at, Der irlass berttuauos:
8asrsbanen fra Gina Citation paa Rorsbau.r tit 5assrHGs Rprore
aurSuL Homspalsbautn ira Cta gusbrarsSsasH ppcr gcbtungsnss til
GoGcTunb. Spprtbartu fra 9orre gusbraHeseakH til Stscu / 8ubaleu.
Snusalsbantn - gpls Smeaten - fsber til Epsresautn Spsal. Sgnas
banru - SrpnShrm-E rfebaGssren -Ert,Salsn % iorsuer fla nso 9unrs'
Oauen. sursusasbaHtH iorbtnosr SurrnouIssrtn meb CrtabdHsn.
3ete aart sr usmartt eot o. iHut o. pf pare en- Rrgo etbSert
Sicm, paa iannt. Iio ION bet pu bare en- utffomrtu SiGlp for d., ium bar
Srug for ct saalhergt 3prseStart. StsrreHen er 43 7ommer bTt Og 20
CONNER brrot. 7ette Gprsssiart oil ot paa bet bsbts aHbeiak. Tst r ma
turiaptS life blot til at brrge paa Sessen for StGs, men bet e befemt til
OF bruses. aof bsr base bet ns pe SaauoeH. fa at be FAM i efnr, raar be
taller ON gorss % aierne of fnbe fOrFi,Gtss snosnauus Ga bet u 10 no.
gd, irm uorfe 9ni,re iaa ps oil sBrs. Surtet II III tgt pa ct SIdb, 90
life to Dele, Tom ben iSigte uheaps.
Ser, Pr6ntie:
Seeeras. y often % @ts aruen ct ar mS Gprses,art cfsrt
Raptrb frnst os Opruurt paa pottrsht StOte msb Sting til at bGuse ca,
SIZES. aartet iases life osHabrt pa 2GrrsS.
asresis;
y. 4nnndsen. DEBORAH. SOva.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Al gIstts rad u~gaprseoe qvarTe
ySffm sFtHariotd o. Ia'oiarrEe. !: Il
% Iowa Land Credit Company,
Mason titY, Iowa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Eurtrlinaer:

Eos nesemftaaense SuSboissaae.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
MAMMA CONSOLIDATED
CUTS VEIN ON 200 LEVEL

SEVEN TROuGHS, Nov. 21.-The
main vein was cut on the 200-foot
level on the Mazuma Consolidated
lease Tuesday and drifts are being
run both ways on the ledge for ore
shoots. At the substantial depth,
from the enormous size and strength
and character of the vein sensational
disclosures are looked for in both
north and south drifts before long.
The vein contains low values at
the point where it is crosscut There
is also a small inflow of water, just
enough to supply the miners for
drill purposes.
The MiZuma Consolidated vein is
the north extension of the famouns
Reagan vein. which at the Reagan
lease has made a record of produc-
ton equal to The best records of the
district.
The shaft is only few hundred
feet north of the Reagan shaft.
From the fct that the owners of the
northern most block found rich
lunches of ore in the vein near the
surface. it is almost certain that they
will get another shoot by drifting
north
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
wEBBER PRAISES pIoCHE CAMP.
Manager of Nevada Hills Mines Sees
Millions i'm Prince Consolidated.
tSalt Lake Herald. }

". II. Weber general manager of
the Nevada Hills company's mines:
John T. Hodson and John A. Kirby,
directors in the same company, re-
turned from their trip to Phoebe yes
terday morning. While at camp they
closed up the deal for the Abe Lin
coin group of claims, adjoining the
Prince Consolidated company's boz
nanza mines. and ineidently made an
inspection of the Prince mines, the
Ohio-Kentucky and the Menhah COM
pany's properties.
Every man in the party returns
enthusiastic concerning the future of
the camp of Phoebe and each is loud
in his praise of the magnitude and
great worth of the Prince CONSOLIDATE
ed Mr.. Weber declares that the
Prince is one of the big mines of the
western country right now, though
it is only partially developed down TO
the 400-foot level. With only a
small fraction of its domain
opened up to the depth mentioned.
Mr.. Webber declares ii means some
thing to see ores blocked out that
engineers cold blooded reports des-
ignate as being worth S7.000,000 or
more. With additional development
along the strike of the great ledge in
this territory and with the mine
opened up to a depth of 900 or l.
800 feet Mr.. Weber states it would
require figures almost unbelievable
TO illustrate the values stored away
in natures ore bins of that one mine
The party was also greatly inn
pressed with the showing that has
been made in the Ohio-Kentucky and
for the amount of development work
done. they were also pleased with
what they saw at the Mendah and
other properties in the camp.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
SHARP DECLINE NOTED
IN THE STOCK MARKET

iohnd ana also a considerable streak
OF nigh grade ore. There is every
promise that this same vein will
Yield splendid results when onened
up by the crescent on the 100-foot
level. II the milling body shows np
well here the Eclipse will be in a
position to furnish considerable ore
10 The local custom plants.
In the meantime the shaft is GO
ing down at the rapid rate of three
ieet day and having already passed
the $50 foot point is due to soon
reach the S00-foot level which has
been selected as the base of con-
siderable exploration work on the
several veins that lie east and west
OF the shaft. 1t Is believed that 900
leet gives ample depth for the
several veins here that carry values
10 The surface to develop profitable
ore bodies. The shaft is between
The vein formerly worked by The
company and the vein on the
kraantz and Irving lease. Both of
these bodies carry picture rock 10
surface as do three other veins thar
lie near 10y and a little farther TO
the east 1t is believed that these
are merely feeders of a great and
deep lying body that the shaft will
tap
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
LEasERs START CYANIDE PLANT
Miller aud Stevens Install Six-Ton
Tank on Diamond Queen.

BGLLFROG. Nov. PA cyanid-
ing plant has been installed on the
Miller Stevens lease ON the Diamond
&Queen on the east side of Lnpd
Mountain. II was started lase Mon
day. when a 6-ton tank filled with
ore taken from the dump, which
there are about 200 tons. which it is
believed can be profitably treated by
the cyanide process.
While the plant is experimental.
the lessees are confident that the re-
suit Will Justify them in largely in
ereasing its capacity as quickly as
the material can be had and a water
supply procured
shaft 0S feet in depth has been
sunk in the lease and a north drift
mas been run 80 feet. Southwardly
one drift has been run / ) feet and
another 1 ? feet.
Much of the material taken out
thus far is tale. which ASSAYS up to
S42 a ton While some of the ore
runs much higher than that figure:
the run of the mine is eonservatively
put at $40 a ton.
The breast of the drift on the 40
foot level shows eight feet of ore on
the south end. On the north end ore
with four inches of hematite. On
tie further end of the south drift ON
The 70 level there is a body of rich
red hematite tale 30 inches in width.
The hematite shows mp beautifully
In panning
The high grade ore not treated by
The cyanide process will be shipped.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
FIND RICH ORE On HART JUMBO

HART Nov. PA strike of
more than ordinary Importance oc-
Cured on the 200-foot level of the
Jumbo early in the week. and up 10
Thursday night II was reported upon
good authority that over 10 feet of
ore had been cut At that time a
slip was encountered. cutting off the
shoot in a southwesterly and north
easterly direction. The crosscut is
being continued through the slip
which may be one of the enclosing
walls. but as yet developments have
not Exactly disclosed its nature.
The strike was made in the north
erosseut at a distance of about 80
feet out from the shaft. and approx
imately under the old Sion shaft.
which has a depth of 50 feet. For
the past q days or more punches of
ore have been encountered. These
have been presistently followed and
close watch has been kept on
practically every bucket that has
been hoisted.
The efforts of the management
We're ar. last rewarded on Monday.
when the entire face of the working
commenced throwing colors that
looked like the real stuff. paintings
from which went as high as $50 10
the ton As the ore body was pen
trated the same general average was
maintained while number of
narrow seams threw eolors into the
hundreds. Those In position 10
know claim that the whole 10 feet
Will average around SIS to the ton.
while others place the value con-
siderably more than the above
figures Al any rate II is known
that the Jumbo has at last come into
its own. and the long looked for ore
body has been found.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
Mineral Application M. O1030.
Office OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Mineral survey No. 354c.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEW. OCT. 23,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEW, OCT. 2S, 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
CHAIRMAN CONSOLIDATED COPPER
and existing under and by virtue
of the laws Of the state of Main,
by its agent and attorney-in- fact,
Thomas J. Mitchell whose residence
Nevada has made application for
United states patent for the
Great Western, Joanna No. 2 and Joanna
Gore lode claims situated In
Robinson Mining District, White Pine
County. Nevada. being Mineral survey
No. 3546. and described in the held
notes and plat of the official survey
now on file in this Office with magnetic
variation at u deg. go min. East as
beginning AT Cor. No. being the
:. Z. Cor. of the Great Western loea-
tor. this survey whence section cor
in Tn. 6 North of Range 63 EN-. D.M
bears n SO deg. % min. 80 sec. y
273117 feet distant thence, nrst
course, :. So deg. % min. w. go Ieei
course, :. "a deg. s. min. w. 1924 feet
to Corner No. 4 Joana Gore tbeing
identical with Cor. Ne. Joanna NO. %
thence, third course. n. &C deg. 10 min.
West 1900 feet 10 Cornor No. 3
Joana No Q: thence. fourth course. y.
% deg. 80 min. Z. 500 It. to Cor. No. !
Joana No. .; thence. fifth course, ). Do
deg. 10 min. Z. I07396 feet TO wester-
" side limo OF Great western; thence,
sixth course, y. 80 deg. "a min. w.
1olG12 feet to Cor. No. of Great
Western; thence. seventh course, n. 80
deg. l6 min T. coo It. TO Corner No.
Great western; thence. eighth course,
S so deg "A min Il. 1900 TT. to Corner
No ! of Great Western, the place OF
beginning; excepting and excluding
from said application ID Those por-
lions of said Great Western location In
conflict with Ia Blackstone lode claim
L. :. Lot No. 45 and OBJ with Union
Lode claim u. 5. Lot No. 50. The net area
of said lode claim after excluding the
above conflicting areas is 39.3O6 acres,
all of which is claimed and applied for.
The original and amended certificates
of the several locations are. OF record
In Office the Of County Recorded of said
White Pine County in records of Min
Ing Locations as follows; Great West
ern, oringinal, page zoe. Book ];
amende& p page ai as f Book IS
Joanna No. ., original, page 545, Book |,
amended pages 1886, Book Is.
Joanna Gore, original, pages 525-526,
are the Blackstone. Y. $; Lot No. 40;
Union, u. 5. Lot 54 Cloud. and Justice,
Survey No. 3126; Joanna. u. 5. Lot No:
&C. Chairman, Chairman Gore, and
placer and Magnuson. survey No. 1851:
and Tiger placer, survey No. 2S02.
said lode claims are situated in the
s ". u or Section and the N. w. Il
of Section is, all in Township 16 N.
r. 81 j..
| direct that this notice be published
in the Daily White Pine News, at Ely,
Nevada, the newspaper published
nearest the said lode mining claims,
for period Of sixty days.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
(First Publication October 27, 1909
Cast Publication December so. 1909
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22

The market had the appearance of
nrofit taking today The Hartman
stocks had a big slump and caused
the whole market To be weak. Prices
since election have advanced too rap
idly and of course a reaction was
sure 10 come. 1t was perfectly nat
nral for people 10 take little profit
Al these prices.
Now Is the time TO load on at
these low prices. General conditions
are growing better every day. Our
advice is buy on recession.
Nevada Consolidated was weak to-
DAY. Cumberland Ely, Ely Central
and Giroux Consolidated held firm,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
GOOD SHOWING On
ECLIPSE PROPERTY
Cro~scutting on 100-Eoot Level and
shaft Down 80 Feet

SEVEN TRorGns. Nov. FL
The Seven Tronghs Eclipse Mining
company Is energeticslly following
out its extensive program Of deep
mining on its domain a mile north of
the Mazuma Hills mine and on the
same mineral belt Work is proceed
ing on two faces with all possible
speed On the 1o0-foot level a cross
cut Is being run III the west for the
contact vein opened mp In the old
mine workings farther north. Al the
latter place much milling ore Was
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
NEM ROAD TO OPEN
RICH MINING CAMPS
Great Wealth I'm Minerals and Timber
Now Dormant i'm Idaho.
{ Salt Lake Republican. J

A'RfA i-t'hN
\ country rich in mineral and tim
Der resources-the extent of the rich
es being little appreciated by the
general public-will be opened by the
proposed line of railroad to be built
from Butte. Mont. to Boise, Idaho,
by the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul Co, according to Z. l.. Ram
melmeyer. mining engineer, who has
just returned to his home in this city
after four months occupied in exam
ing mining properties in central Ida
no. Surveys for the new line have
been completed, Mr. Rammelmeyer
says. and he has no doubt that the
work Of constructing the road will
soon be under way.
In the counties of Custer, Lem
hi and Boise. said Mr.. Rammelmey-
er. are "A dozen or more mining
camps in which mines of real merit
already have been opened. but which
are effectually tied up on account of
the absence of transportation facili-
ties. There are copper mines, lead
mines and gold mines which could
produce large quantities of ores
worth from $40 10 $50 ton With
access to furnaces al reasonable
charges for transportation such ores.
as every one knows. would be most
profitable to handle. but witr from
10 10 $50 miles of mountain roads
intervening between mines and rail
road the wealth must lie dormant
On account of the great wealth.
both in mineral and in timber. known
To exist in that region, there is no
doubt about the proposed new rail
road being built. Work would have
been begun during the present year
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
All, ELYS TAKE \ TUMBLE As
RESULT OF MARKET REAC-
TION, BUT GAINS NEXT WEEK
ARE LOOKED FOR.

A sharp decline of all Elys char
aeterizeI the stock market yesterday
The fall in price of stocks was gen
eral as anticipated by manipulators
several days ago. Ii Is the ineyita-
ble reaction from rapid gains follow
ing on the heels of the election. cou-
n1ed with the usual week end de-
preston.
II Is probable that all stocks will
take a brace after Monday, when Ne
yada Consolidated is expected 10
soafn mass the so mark
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but for the financial stringeney. II
will be an expensive road to build,
the estimated cost being $4,000. 600
for something over 200 miles. but the
outlay will be we'll invested"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22

Picture cards are being used in
Europe for all kinds of announce
ments. Newly married couples pose
IN wedding costumes for card pict-
ures, which are sent TO friends;
proprietors of inns and restaurants
use them for advertising purposes;
the new baby is introduced to dis
tant friends and relatives by means
of the card. and engaged couples
make use of the same medium to
show their smiling faces to inter-
ested persons at a distance. The
latest thing in that line is card
from Germany with the picture of a
wreath and flower covered coffin, I'M
der which a member of the bereaved
family wrote: Soruhte unser
Seliger'' rested our sainted
one
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-22
TIE METALS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Lead dull.
s4.30n4.35; copper. AZ m141kei
silver. 1870