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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

Sorting and sacking ore already
broken down is going on at the Fair
view Eagle, a y the Wonder Mining
News. As soon as the dump is cleaned
up and the ore bins cleared, stopping will
be commenced upon the ore body. The
orc from the body to &c opened up, so
far as physical appearances are con-
cerned, is impossible to distinguish
from the sulphide body recently opened
en- the Nevada Hills.
Mizpah
The blower is now installed in the
main tunnel of the Mizpah, and the
work on the upraise is going on rapidly.
This raise will nave to be driven about
forty feet further before striking the
bottom of the shaft. Some rich ore has
been struck in the progress of this
work. 1t is expected that the main
ledge will be opened within a day or
two.
Mizpah Lease
Every shift shows Improvement on
the Mizpah-C handoin lease. The ore
body is widening and growing richer.
Mr.. Chandoin said that he had pros
pected his ledge carefully and had not
been able to find either foot or hanging
wall, and that the face Of the drift was
all in shipping ore. Some of the tale
is very rich. There is considerable
shipping ore on the dump already, and
it is said that regular shipping will
soon be started.
Nevada Crown
Good progress is being made in the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
RAWHIDE COALITION MINES
COMPANY DEVELOPING GROUND

and shipped five tons of 5000 ore sorted
from the hanging wall seams in the first
90 feet of the shaft.
"The Shaffer lease has a gasoline
hoist installed and shaft down go feet
and will continue sinking to the 1JO-foot
level, where prosecuting will be started.
The Smith and Selover lease has been
sold to the Rawhide Dayton and Toledo
Mining and Leasing company. They
have installed an 1s-h.p. Western gaso-
line hoist and nave started to sink to
the 150-foot level, where erosscutting
will be started to encounter the ledge
opened in the crosscut on the 50-foot
level.
son blocks No. l of the Silver King
No. / and blocks No. l of the Silver
King No. . the Rawhide King Hill
Mining company has a shaft down 100
feet and a hoist with gallows frame in
stalled, and intend sinking to the 2OO
foot level. They have cut numerous
stringers assaying from a few dollars to
$3.50 per ton while sinking the first 100
feet.
ssOnI the Burns lease on Silver King
Nos. l and 2 they have a shaft dow
liz feet and a crosseut in 30 feet. The
last night shift broke into ledge ma
terial which gave IN assay of $3.50.
This has been so recent that I have not
had time to determine its extent. but i.
is an important and very encouraging
sign to get such value at that depth,
and this is probably the same ledge
opened in the surface trenching. but 1T
is not developed enough to tell how cx-
t~ensive the values are or the size of the
ledge.
"On the Rawhide Sunbeam Mining
and Leasing company on the Sunbeam
claim they have a shaft down 100 feet
and are now installing a 25-h.p. gaso-
line hoist. The last % feet of the shaft
has been in a soft silieious rhyolite that
carries large quantities of iron sulphide,
both marketsite and pyrite. and gives
ASSAYS as high as $25 in gold and So in
silver.
"All other leases on the property are
working and the developments since my
last report are very encouraging.
"There are As different workings on
the property.
1.-TWO shafts down $50 feet or. over.
GIVE shafts down 75 feet or over.
"Twenty-six shafts down over 80 feet
but less than rs.
"Four tunnels.
ga total of 1850 feet of shafting,
795 feet of tunneling and 1900 feet OF
prosecuting and drifting.
GIVE gasoline power hoists and be-
tween $50 and 175 men working on the
property.
"The developments so far have
proved the values to be continuous, be-
ing found in shipping qualities, and
there is no reason why they should not
continue and hold out in depth, and the
veins and lodges on your property are
being thoroughly developed by the
~leasers, and l would recommend and adj
wise a continuance of the liberal policy
of the company toward the leasers in
the past, but as developments go on it
may be advisable at some future time
for the company to start sinking a large
working shaft to enable it to take up
the work where the leasers leave off at
the expiration of their leases.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
GEOLOGY AND METALLuRaY.

r,r,mrrs OF MINING GEOLOGY AND MTAILuRax.
By q. W. Miller, e. N, C.E ersnes omnend;u ,,...
i M N the Geology of Mining and Metanurgicai methods u Western
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
MINERAL LAND SURVEYING.

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

WESTERN MILL AND SHELTER METHODS OF ANALXSIS.
BY Philip H. Argan, 3. s, m. A.
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
OTHER MAPS.

Map Of Goldfeld, $780,
Map of San Juan District, Colorado
Map of Boulder County, Colorado
Map of Clear Creek District, Colorado.
Map of Leadvine Mining District
Map of Cripple Creek Mining District
Man m Navado
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

Good progress is being made in the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

The official quarterly report of Super
j. s. Flynn of the Rawhide
Mines company has been made
Excerpts from it follow:
81 hereby submit a report on the de-
property of your company
the preliminary report vas made
three months ago. The development
work has been carried on on all the
blocks of the claims. At the pres
ent time there are 80 shafts being sunk,
FIVE tunnels being driven, FIVE gasoline
hoists in operation and three in process
of installation, one whip and n whim.
All other shafts being sunk and all
other work is being carried on with
windlass and bucket.
"The most active leases on the Hool
igan claim of the Coalition are the
Rawhide Montana, the Truett and the
Miller.
"On the Rawhide Montana the shaft
is down so feet and they have two
crosscuts, one east and one west and
about Is feet each. The shaft was sunk
on several seams and stringers which
gave very high assay values all the way
down.
"On the Truett lease they have one
shaft down 90 feet known as No
shaft. No. 3 shaft is down 30 feet. No
. shaft is sunk on a ledge and the ore
taken in the process of sinking is from
SIS to $35 in value. A trial run was
made on Is tons of this material at
saltwater Bill Gates mill and a saw
ing of $34.65 made on the plates which
was an extraction of about 90 per cent
The Hooligan Hill Leases
"On the Miller lease there have been
no further developments in the work
ings from the incline shaft since my
last report, but the vertical shaft Is
down 14O feet and prosecuting for the
ledge opened in the incline is now going
on. There is a 25-h.p. Western gasoline
hoist installed on this property and they
are working with all possible haste n
developing their block of ground,
"On the Happy Day claim the Victor
lease has a two-compartment shaft TIM
bered throughout 12O feet deep and are
now prosecuting for the ledge. On the
Roy Ellis lease they have a shaft down
go feet. They have also started cross
cutting. The Proskey lease has started
a vertical shaft, and that is now down
feet and shows several high grade
stringers in the shaft.
"On the Wild West claim the Grutt
Hill Mining and Leasing company has
a shaft down IT'S feet. At the 10O-foot
level they are prosecuting both east
and west. In the west crosscut a ledge
from s to 10 feet wide was encountered
assaying from IS to $50, with some
picked assays running several hundred
dollars a ton. They are now sinking to
the 2OO-foot level, where a station VIII
be cut and a crosscut driven to encoun'
ter the ledge at this depth.
Leases or Grutt Hill
"The Grutt Hill Coalition Mining
and Leasing company on block : OF the
Wild West, has a shaft down 100 feet,
but has been sinking in the footwall
country for the last 40 feet. They arc
installing a hoist and will start cross
cutting at the 100-foot level to en-
counter the ledge. They have sacked
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
Standard Works by Eminent Authorities.
MODERN PRACTICE
MINING. MILLING AND SMELLING

n...,;,aa INV Practical and Successful Engineers nowleIge p n Kind That
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by All Mine Operators.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

With the acquisition OF Bush. the
indianapolis fieet-foot, 1t is now posi-
Bile for Hughie Jennings to put In the
field the fastest team OF baseball play
ers ever gathered under one team
management in the majorleague
arena.
From now on. accidents expected.
Bush will be regular at short stop
with Schaefer the accepted third-sacE-
err This announcement was made by
Hughie Jennings Saturday morning
For the present. Hughie says, Bush
will bat In Killifer's place, just below
the catcher. After the little manager
has had chance TO size him up, the
teams order OF succession at the plate
may be changed
The regular team as It stacks up
at present includes but two men not
possessed of more than average speed,
these being Rossman and Downs.
Should Jennings desire 10 use the linn
1t OF his material In the hot-foot line
he could bench Claud. put Crawford
on first and send Davy Jones to cen
ter field. He would then have Jones
to lead off and Davy as a run-getter
is almost In q class by himself In the
American league. jennings could then
follow with a swell sacrifice hitter in
Bush, batsman OF the same type and
almost as fast as Jones who Is prob
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

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The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
TIE IHROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
NOW FOR NEW YORK'S PAIR
OF PEE-WEE PHENOMENONS!

with the score hopelessly against the
Tiges and proceeded TO secure a base
on balls and neat little hit out OF
his only two times at bat-a perform
ance stamping him at once hard
boy 10 pitch 10 and mighty fast lit
tie child on the bases.
Also, IL might be mentioned, that II
was performance which today en-
titles him TO lead the league at the
bat with the terrific percentage OF
1000, which Is even better than the
freak average OF Mr.. Criss, the IA
nous St.SLouis slapstick.
In the field Bush accepted his
only chance with considerable
eclat, and IL ls the general belief
OF the fans that, with Bush at
short and schaefer at third, the
proper lnfieId combination has at
last been attained.
Willett, who pitched the ninth In.
ming yesterday after Davy Jones had
batted for Winter, Is the probable
pitching selection for today and
should make fine contrast TO the
diminuuvs Warhop In the matter OF
stature.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
olympic CHAMPS MUST DEFEND
TITLES IN BIG CANES TODAY

and j. c. Garrels. OF the Chicago Ath-
letic association.
The 220-yard run should be a Cruel
ling race. with such performers as
Hun. Garrels, Hamilton and Taylor,
quartet OF the VESTS greatest
sprinters; Seitz and Wagner, OF the
New York Athletic club. and six mem.
bers OF the Irish-American athletic
club. including Robertson, Heating
and Northridge.
For the 440-yard run a truly power
full field or Quarter-milers will appear
on the mark. Melvin w. Sheppard,
the Olympic games hero. will have as
opponents j. b. Taylor, the colored
runner. formerly OF the University of
Pennsylvania; Harry Hillman, II. A.
Sedley and Paul Pilgrim, of the New
York Athletic club.
Sheppard. Carpenter and Pilgrim
are also entered for the half-mile run,
along with Jim Bromilow, F. r.
Sheehan. Of che South Boston Athletic
association, and w. Mckay, OF the
Montreal A. A. A.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
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The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

ably the limit In sheer speed. when
the American league is sized up.
There are few faster right-hand
batsmen than Schaefer and the Ger
man is always terror on the sacks.
Crawford, Cobb and Mcintyre, slug
ging batsmen all. could follow and
not one of them loses any time on
the paths. Killifer is the fastest Of
the available second-sackers and
would probably replace Downs. should
the team be organized on IA speed
basis. With Schmidt or Payne be
hind the bat-there aren't so very
many faster catchers than Charlie In
spite OF his game ankle--and either
Donovan or Winter pitching. neither
one OF whom comedies anything 10 the
regular sprinters. the lot of the OPP
posing infielders and catchers would
surely he an anxious enc.
And that team would love very little
In batting prowess and absolutely
nothing In fielding over the aggrega-
ton that has borne the Tiger banner
right along,
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

In the one-mNe run the New York
Athletic club. Irish-American Athletic
club and Montreal A. A. A. make up
the nine entries. headed by Champion
J. p. Sullivan. of the Irish-American
Athletic club: w. Ray, of the Mon
treal Athletic club. and Joe Brom-
ilov. Fl. l.. Trube and W. J. OConnell,
OF the New York Athletic club.
The fve-mile run promises to be a
heart-breaking race. with Champion
]. J. DAILY, NJ. F. Driscoll, who won
the senior three-mile Metropolitan.
and winner yesterday; George Bonhag
and John Joyce, of the Irish-Amer'
teams; Eddie Carr, OF the Xaviers, and
Fred Bellars, Eisele, Trube and
Bailey, OF the New York A. c., as
starters
The struggle for hurdle honors
SHOULD be impressive, as Shaw, of
Dartmouth. who has made the world 3
record II Is seconds, will meet John
j. Ellis, Bacon, Games and HORROR.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

New York punched hits with
DetroIt's errors IN the fourth In
ming and won out by virtue OF
Chesbro's grand pitching.
Rhoades did not allow Boston
hit and Cleveland COPIED, 2 TO
I, Boston's one run being the re-
suit Of bad error by LajoIe.
Powell and Dineen trimmed
FIater and Plank and the Browns
took two games from the -Ath.
letios, stones batting being an
effective feature.
Johnson allowed the Sox but
his mettle and Chicago won to
o contest.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

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The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
MOTORS TO pop
At FAIR GROUNDS

With Ave five-mile races, 25-mile
handicap and a serieefof record trials
by Stanley T. Kellogg. the worlds
champion motorcyclist, the first big
race meet OF the Detroit Motorcycle
club will get under way at the State
Fair grounds Sunday afternoon, the
first event being called at 2 o'clock
The leading racers of the country
are here for the competition and the
different events are drawn up In
classes for the various powered ma
chimes.
Large fields will prevail, especially
In the fivemile race for club members
only, In which 1t Is predicted at least
is machines win start.
The referee will be President H. G.
Smith OF the local club, while the
handicapping Is in charge OF Charles
Drude. who will also officiate as clerk
III the course.
A meeting OF the Detroit Motorcycle
club win be held Saturday evening al
Metxger's store, at which the final de
tails Of the affair will be arranged.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-With all
the famous athletes in the country.
Including many Of the men who placed
America as the foremost athletic ma
ton In the world at the Olympic
games In London in July; with an
entry list Of 157 seniors In Is events,
the National Amateur Athletic Union
OF the United States will be held at
Travers island today and promises to
be the most interesting and success
full ever held by the governing or
ganization.
In the senior division Is entries
have been made for the 100-yard run,
including ]. A. Rector. Dan Kelly.
Capt. Lawson Robertson, OF the Irish
American Athletic club; IL. ]. Hun
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
81 WANT TO PLAY TIGERS"
SAYS MCGRAW OF GIANTS


is already lie
Il claiming
thai
than
I
pull
of Hughey Jennings
him his
league
andth areg
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

he Is very, very little, just the same
He Is southpaw and comes from the
Connecticut league. where he has been
Warhopping IL for two seasons. Last
year Matty Mcintyre looked him over
and pronounced him too little. but
otherwise o. X. He was accordingly
passed up. He has pitched one Amer
lean league game. in which he shut
out Boston and won by one run. He
Is the selection for tomorrow.
The Detroit club is accordingly rae
ing two singers who have been for
mally rejected by the local manage
ment after mature deliberationa
This business Of getting beaten
by our disoards will be awful u
IL continues. for yesterday il was
none other than chuppy little
Cree who started the rally that
ended In a New York win. II was
his hit that opened the fatal
fourth inning. and II was his
speedy base running which Pre-
vented Wade klilIfer from max
ing a play st third base and then
caused him to fire low to first
base-the play which put the
Tiees Tn 90 Far that they couldn't
get out before the visitors had
scored four runs.
With Chssbro pitching, the rest
was easy. for Happy Jack was
never In bstter form.
The ball obstinately refusing to
take refuge under the New York
bench, the Tiges struggled vainly for
the remainder OF the combat, sue
ceeding In amassing one run. material
ly assisted by New York's only error.
II there was one feature OF the com
bat which could be termed encourag-
ing Il was the exhibition OF Ownie
Bush, the new shortstop, who went IN
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
The Days Racing
On the Short Ship
2:1s TRoT; PURSE $500.

2:1s TRoT, PURSE $500.
Robin Hood. b. e., by Cas-
sidy tCares) ....
interurban. b. IN. (Hen
ueTcoHb ..--..........
Inshallah. and Princess clay also
started.
Time-2:20h; 2:17h; 2.22; 2:l7H
2:19.
2:24 PACE: PURSE $500
Teddy Hope. by Temple Hope
AhAiAl ssss...s
Robert l.. b. IA. Henderson, 2 .
Rcd. SUbie Sphinx. and Burr =. also
started.
Time-2:l6A; 2:1s; 2:16L.
Running race. furlongs-Left Guard
(Burns), won. Silver Tail galloway.
second; Oppelia Martin (Brensbergl,
third, time 1902. Malvlna Cleo, Benore
and Grace Colling also ran.
seven -furlong dash--I.eo Paul (Gar-
helu). won: Moscow Belle (WestfaID
second; Pentagon tBrownl, third; time
l:26h. May Jean and Benore also ran
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
They Take the Kinks Out.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
OF stomach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction" says N. II. Brown. Of
Pittsheld, Va. Guaranteed satisfac.
tory at r. G. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.
Gray & worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Huss Will Drive Brush.

The Brush Runabout Co. has en-
tered car In the Endurance Run
starting at Kansas City, Mo-, and run,
ming TO Oklahoma City. Oklahoma and
returning TO Kansas City fhis grueii
Ing contest starts Monday, Sept 81
and will be followed with interest b.
manufacturers and prospective pur
chasers. ID. e. Huss the trans-contin
entail driver pilots the Brush.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Excursion Fares Cincinnati and Re
turn via Michloan Central

Account National League OF Repuh-
lican clubs meeting. Tickets at 1I2
fare foF4the round trip will be sold
from All stations in Michigan Sept. 81.
%: limited for return Sept. %. Con
suit agents for full particulars.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

forfeiture of the series at the Lake
Erie town.
The Michigan LCenfruis with kliiian
pitchins. beat the Cass at ID A &.
yesterday, S to- 3. Busch. Quincy and
Lerchen failed to stem the railroad
ers batting fest.
Behr and Trnvers remain In the finals
OF the amateur golf championship
the latter having defeated Travis In
the game which was conceded TO be
the most important OF the tourna-
ment
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
WsddeII Browns saIvatIor.

I'm game enough to admit" re-
marks AeAleer, "Ahat II | had not
picked mp Waddell would have fallen
out of the running long ago"