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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
LEASERS AT FLU0RINE
HAVE EXCELLENT SHOWING

Biddlecome, Culver and associates
have five feet of ore in a stope on the
main drift at the original Diamond
Queen lease at Fluorine, which it is
estimated will average from $500 to
5000 to the ton, says the Bullfrog Miner.
The lease is looking better now than
ever before in it's history, and it more
nearly resembles ready cash. The ore
is improving in content, and the bodies
are showing decidedly more strength.
The leasers expect to make another
carload shipment Monday, and they
think they will be able to assemble two
more, and possibly three ears, by the
first of the month.
There are some % leasers operating
on Diamond Queen and adjoining
ground. All of them are meeting with
great encouragement, and at least half
a dozen are in ore.
The "66' leasers of Rhyolite have
broken into ore in their shaft, and 1T is
stated hat they will soon be in a posi-
tion to start shipping in a short time.
Their lease is in the F1uorine group.
Lemle & Dawson are Town about 60
feet and Tuesday a very promising ore
body was encountered in the shaft.
The ore is very similar to the high grade
found in the original lease, but no as
say tests have yet been made.
j. L. Burch has a shaft down 4o feet
his Diamond Queen lease, and ore OF
excellent quality is beginning to appear.
He expects to reach the main body in a
short time.
Alex McKinnon and John Gray of
Rhyolite are working their lease for all
it is worth, and think they will reach
pay material soon.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
$4,000 Cleanup

Homer Wilson, general manager OF
the Keane Wonder, was in the first OF
the week with a $4,000 gold brick, the
result of a cleanup for seven and three
tenths mill days. The brick was de
posted with the First National Bank
of Rhyolite for transmission to the mint
at Carson City. 1t weighed 800 ounces,
which Mr.. Wilson thought would run
between SIG and ST. to the ounce. The
bullion shipments heretofore have aver
aged from SIS to ST. right along.
May Build Mill
Thomas C. Blair, superintendent of
the Aurora Bullfrog, who was in from
the property the first of the week, de-
tails a mineral condition which augurs
for the mine becoming one of the big
things in the camp.
The stock of the company is closely
held in Milwaukee and Cincinnati, and
the holders have every faith in the
property making good. According to
Mr.. Blair their faith is well founded.
The crosscut from the 1S0-foot level
penetrated ore for a distance of so feet,
and an average of this width returned
1925. The richer part of the body
clings to the hanging, and samplings
have revealed an average value of from
SIP to SIS.
Sells Group
Gil Bennett has just sold four claims
ear Indian Springs, to Philip Starr of
Los Angeles, for $4,000, part cash and
the rest stock. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Starr will start development work
Oh the property at once.
Mr.. Stcrr is the promoter of the Bull
f hog Backbone, situated near the Dia-
mondfield Bullfrog.
Mr.. Bennett says that the surface in
dications on the claims just sold are
good, and he believes there is a chance
to make a mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
Porphyry Dyke

Charles Perry, superintendent of the
Golden Chief, returned a few days ago
from Des Moines, Iowa, where he went
to attend the funeral of his father, and
resumed work on the property the first
of the week.
The main erosscut is now in 60 feet,
and-is being carried through a porphyry
dyke 300 feet wide. Several good
lodges win be tapped in cutting this
distance.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
SEARCHLIGHT PLANT Is BURNED

The ironelad building of the Duplex
cyanide plant last Saturday afternoon
was completely destroyed by fire, says
the Bulletin. Beside the ordinary APP
paratus the loss included IN assay out
fit, furnaces and some $4,000 worth of
precipitates. OF the last named product
it is expected that in time there will be
considerable recovery, but possibly not
more than one-half. The fire originated
through the accidental firing of some
gasoline.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
STANDARD WORKS BY Eminent AUTHORITIES
on
MODERN PRACTICE
Mining, Milling and Smelling

Described nv Practeal and Successful Engineers Knowledge of the Kind Tn,
Profits and Dividends When it is Applied to the Problems Encounter
by All Mine Operators.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30

ANALYSIS, DEF
METALS.
Nv 7. Ohlv. Phi, d.

"a Treatise O N the Occurrences and Distribution of the Rare Metals and
Earths the Methods of Determination and Their Commercial Value in
the Arts and Industries, with a Historical and Statistical Review IF
each. Third Edition, 10Y ready, has been thoroughly revised and
brought upto date, as well as enlarged. About 300 pages. Cloth
bound) So
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
Preparing Another Shipment

Superintendent Garden of the Tramp
Consolidated continues to sack high
grade in the drift between the Tramp
and Eclipse shafts. Several tons have
accumulated since the last shipment was
made, and Mr.. Garden says he is con
fdent the average will fall between
$3.50 and $3.50 per ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
ORIGIN OF ORE DEPOSITS.
BY Etienne A. Ritter, M. E.

CThis is an exceedingly useful and interesting book. 1t fills a need
seriously felt by mining me and it will have. its place in the vest
pocket of every mining operator. Many a mine superintendent has
been puzzled at times by the behavior of the ore body he wa mining
and has felt that a better knowledge of orr deposition would be of i'm
mense value to him. But he is a busy man, and does not have time to
sit down for long hours and peruse some large and cumbersome text
book. What he wants is a book like 'The Origin of Ore Deposits
with a flexible linen cover, which he can put in his coat pocket and
carry everywhere. The book is divided into the following nine chap
tiers: ]. Formation of Igneous Rocks 2 Chemistry and Metanurgy
of Igneous Rocks. 5. Relation of Eruptive Rocks to Ore Deposits
a Fissures and Thier Filling; Veins and Shoots. 5. Origin Of the
Solutions That Deposit the Ore. G. Formation of Ore Bodies by
Aqueous Solutions Z. Role of Metasomatismi in the Deposition of Ore.
s. Superficial Alteration. 9. Secondary Enrichment. Index and
GloccarUA Al
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30

Peterson & Bratton shipped l3 tons
of ore from their Original Bullfrog
lease Wednesday to the Nevada Reduc-
tion company at Goldfeld. The ore, it
is estimated will average between $50
and $100. Some of it is very high
grade, similar to that of the first dis
eovery on the original.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30


more than one-half. The fire originated
through the accidental firing of some
gasoline.
Deeping Eldorado
Under date of May 9 the Deeping Ell
dorado Gold Mining company was or
ganized to take over and operate the
E. & o. property at Eldorado Canyon.
This property, comprising seventeen
claims and located three-quarters of a
mile northeast Of the Wall Street, has
been sunk on to a depth of 10 feet and
in all has some 600 feet of development.
To Force Bankruptcy
A number of creditors of the Blossom
Mining company yesterday took steps
to have the company, as well as the
owners thereof, forced into involuntary
bankruptcy. Acting under the advice
of attorneys a representative was sent
from Los Angeles the fore part of the
week to Carson City to file the petition
in person with the federal court.
New Years Gift
1t is a remarkable ore body that has
just been cut on the New Years Gift
claim of the Duplex mine at a depth of
400 feet. 1t is IL feet in width, all of
good milling grade, and includes two
feet of a shipping grade. This latest
cutting was done in a 3OO-foot crosscut
from the Fraction shaft, next up the
hill, and it marks the uniform progress
from the surface of a assure vein
marked by both walls.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30

of Igneous Rocks. g.. Relation of Erup1ve Rocks to Ore Deposits.
a Fismres and Thier Filling; Veins and Shoots. 5. Origin Of the
Solutions solution s THAT Deposit ts. Ore Dr. 8: .sd To,matG on +S of p Ore Bodies les D. by
s. Superficial Alteration. 9 Secondary Enrichment. Index and
CT SThi s. is q practical Il M LsSoGato or i Han d d X for gvs the Ass1 AYE "a and w Chem.
Mills, smeltes and Custom Assay Offices. Cloth Bound. 125 Page)- 81
MINERAL LAND SURVEYING.
G Ca thorough so treatise o. ON the sss SURVEY usy.s Of Tdn lands s;,a The book gives
patent surveys of all varieties of mining claims, calculations OF all
kinds kind with spae,me ene field notes sas b brought hsi uRtoaste- The work ,ase
eml Surveyor in various states This is the only work covering the
the advance sheets ,2o pages. 40 figures. 8 plates. Flexible
NEW HYDRAULICS.
BY Marvin E. Sullivan, B. Phi, L. L. B.
g sFh variation TsEs ss on dasn Sw Hya Es%s F roE ;as1ns.d and y.' the na, ns4s Ia.
tive to Flow and Resistance to Flow of all Glasses of Rivers Canals
Mains Mains N %ase R led p,, ETC., together with Tables and Cost Data Of
OTHER MAPS.
Map Of San Juan District, Colorado 10 10
Map of Boulder County, Colorado 10
Map Of Leadyils Mining Dstrlet--o~~ L
Map of Cripple Creek Mining District 10
THE DAILY MINING RECORDS HANDBOOK FOR INVESTORS.
ya an .ms handbook nna nh1 rs preserved eaass; in a form for ready refernee all the
Daily Mining Record. Other departments of the book give information
added with each issue until It is s ma@s' a eomp e e ens,pIes Sn f for
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Slonly the uniformed arc yer trapped by the pitfalls of mining
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
ELEMENTS OF MINING GEOLOGY N M~ETALLuRaY.

r 1rnrNrs OF MINING GEOLOGY AND METALLURaY.
By q. W. Miller E. M, {. E.
- "a practical Field n Office Manual and reference compendium treat
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America. Designed for students of mining and metalurgy, engineers
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practical insight into these subjects $35
THE MINE EXAMINER AND PROJECTORS COMPANION.
By G. W. Miller, E. M, C.E
Third Edition. 400 Pages Illustrated by 60 Drawings.
"A reliable euide in locating, developing and determining the value of
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800 Pages. Illustrated by 35 Drawings.
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30
MINING LAW IN PRACTICE.
By G.. w. Miller, e. M, @. E.
am pa peS-
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
DOWN TOWN SNAP

OF three S-room modern houses. with
corner lot. 50X15l IT,. ten blocks west OF
our office; monthly rental SS5. 5000
f. ID. Wead, Wead Block. 18th and Farnam.
Qgl-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

SEVEN ROOMS, SS34 SPAUIDlNG bI.s
81. zoo only 500 cash for this large, mod
front lot, three blocks from Dodge street
car line, the balance you can pay at 80
per month at six per cent @1t, interest; s soo
This beautiful brand new, unusually large
cottage, dimensions 26xt0 feet, south front
lot, less than a block from car line, mod
tiful lighting fixtures. fine floors, tasty
windows, cement block foundation easy
terms,
FIVE ROOMS. $50 N. asr ST. s2.4OO
are being built all around, we offer thus
beautiful new cottage, built on modern
lines, completely finished, large floored
Sr FIVE S'is Rooms q Ru@Sn ass e. iaf aTH SIT sOo
This house will be open for inspection bee
tween the hours of two and four today,
east front lot, paved street, on car line,
everything modern and complete, large
rooms, n cozy home
FIVE ROOMS, 4O2O SEWARD ST., s2.7O0
A handsome modern house, In good local
permanent walks, BEAUTIFUL yard south
front, new and modern.
SEVEN ROOMS, 4Ol9 SEWARD ST,
$3.50 This fine home, built and oocu-
b0x130 feet, paved street, paving paid ce-
ment walks electric lights and gas, fun
basement oemented, fine furnace, water
meter. storm windows and screens 3 nice
rooms and reception hall on first floor,
three good bedrooms, sewing room and
bath on I'd floor If you are interested in
this kind of a house, don't fail to see II.
Owner might consider one or more good
lots in trade.
SIX ROOMS 4o11 N. BOTH ST., s2750
This fine, new completely modern house,
on paved street, one block from car with
three rooms and a bed room downstairs
and two bedrooms and bath upstairs This
can be bought on easy terms, and will
make someone fine home.
L
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
KouNTzlE PLACE LOTS

KOJTNTzE PLACE LOTS
PRICES $3.50 TO St,i50 EACH
Sales In this addition surpass those Of
any other part of Omaha 20 lots sold in
the last ten days. We can prove to your
satisfaction that there are no other lots
in Omaha, as good as these for the money.
Pinkney street, $3.50 to $3.50.
Emmett street, $500 to $3.50.
Lothrop street, $3.50 to $3.50.
Spencer street $3.50 to 1880
Terms one-fourth cash, balance one, two
and three years, six per cent interest.
Office open Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
McCague Investment Co.
Douglas ,kos ,,ooo
Telephone Douglas 4i5.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
Beautiful lot at 32d and Wright sts., close
to Hascom park, west side, 5Oxl25, on
newly paved street Low price OF $3.50
Fine lot. 50Xl24, at 2lst and Ames Ave.
Price $500.
Dandy 7-room modern house at 26th and
Emmet. Priced for two weeks at 81 800
Good broom house at 22d and Manderson.
Only 81, 500.
A brand new broom cottage at 9th, near
Spaulding, at S2,O0O. BE quick.
Think OF this; 7-rOOm house with 100 feet
of ground at 25th and Emmet SITS. for
$3.50. Room TO build two houses. Get
busy
Brand new Groom residence at 26th and
Spencer; modern except furnace; built Of
best material. Ask TO see this Price,
s., 600
At SOth and Ames Ave eight rooms; new
Price. $500.
Phone Web. 1853 or Web s7os.
o. M. UNDERHILL & CO.,
$500 n. oath st.
Qs)-7g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
CContlnued.)
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
LIST OF SMALL HOUSES
WE ADVERTISE NOTHING BUT BARGAINS

FOUR ROOMS, t1s N. Seth ST. n.5Oo
one block south OF Ames avenue car line
I9il lot, good neighborhood. $3.50 cash. bal
adjoining this property, plowed up and
ready for garden that we win let the
buyer Of this house use for garden pur-
poses.
FIVE ROOMS, nsO OHIO ST, A.75O
good cottage, good location, sewer, water
gas and electric lights.
FIVE ROOMS. 1916 NJ s4TH ST., S2,lOO
THIS pretty cottage, in good location, one
block block from Harvey car line, east front lot
around, nice yard, nearly new.
FIVE ROOMS, TEMPLEroN AVE,
tl,SoO This is the biggest bargain offered
in 6-room house, rooms nicely papered,
on a nice lot, on one Of the prettiest street
1880 TO build this house today. Come in
tomorrow morning and we will show you
this house.
NINE ROOMS, 44s FARNAM ST., s2sO
GO out today and look at this big house,
arranged for two families. entirely modern
ana complete In every respect, full base
ment, good furnace, 4 rooms and bath on
first floor, rooms on End floor, full south
front lot, in a locality that is getting
better every day. Nonresident owner,
must SELL
SEVEN ROOMS. SsO7 N. 24TH ST. s2,4OO.
Here is a seven room house, modern, ex-
cept heat, on beautiful lot, in Kountze
Place, the locality Is the best, street Is
paved and paving paid in full. If you
see this you will buy It.
SEVEN ROOMS, SOUTH SIDE, 50, 800,
at 1894 south 18th street, we offer one
OF the best houses for sale in the south
part of Omaha, at price that will surely
move Il, large east front lot, beautiful
nice reception hall and two rooms upstairs.
full brcked up basement good furnace,
electric lights and gas, everything COM
plete, VERY CHEAP
DTv Nr-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.)

D. V. SHOLES co.
sS Main PFsSs soT Pds Ts'Rn.: g. RnGeS:ndsn R RsSs R
Nothing But Snaps Advertised
This Week.
Have No Time to Fool
With Any Dad Ones.
s1,9oO-Two cottages, renting for g4 per
month, Two full lots. Near ID and
Dcrcas. Easy terms.
s1.5OO-2s1O Ohio St. nice broom cottage,
with fun lot, sewer. water and gas.
Rent, SIS per month
81 ,9O0-S-room house mod. except furnace;
high and slightly; good condition
throughout; No. 1881 Parker ST
Owner very anxious to sell this week
and this price will sure do t-like
S2,600-7-room cottage. modern except fur
mace, and a beautiful lot, at No. 1922
So 9th ST. Just look at It.
tS,5OO-1515 So 2Sth st., nearly new, all mod,
Groom house. Just as nice and neat
as a new pin: Terms, sl,oOO cash and
sI,5OO-Near corner Sth Ave. and Wool
worth. new 7-room, strictly mod.
house. South-front lot, 50 It. wide,
on the boulevard.
VACANT
s 4OO-6O-ft. west front on 3Sd between
center and HICKORY, bS IT. ueep'
sewer in street. This Is a snap for
a man wanting to build little home
in a choice location.
) SOO-5Oxll5 #. east front on 9th. 254 e.
north of Shirley. Another one 150 It.
south Of this for 5000
81, ,S50-Two lots 50x125 IT. each, at the N.
w. corner S6th and Marcy Sts., one
block to car; sewer, water and gas.
Brought to grade and desirable in
every way. A bargain.
S2,250-6lxl40 IT,, east front on 28th, just
south of Jackson. Paving all paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
VACANT LOTS

SOO-Nice lot on 27th and Camden Ave
I tO0-Choice lot on Hamilton east OF 3sth.
81, ,S50-East front corner 9th and Dodge
81, ,600-Fine lot on 34th, bet Farnam and
Dodge. Permanent sidewalk and
pavement
S2,500-5O II. on 3Sth Ave, near Dodge.
See me about these and other bargains
and list your property with me for sale
JOHN w. ROBBINS, 1909 Farnam st.
-Q9)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19


Recommended rorssal renectXd n os "
Willis In silence, ard no last she snidt
IN could got him persuaded thAt$tl
was III plan 3of hill own he might M
IL ready enough. No iovs or likin' hA
has for other peoples I dvice. n Az
Teresa's eIideavors ware dofs Wiz
discretion and crowrfAd It'll succesl4
Her father WIS sktlfully led to iil1aGlt1&
himself tic author OF a scheme for cong
yyeying the contents OF the pond ~
secret sl,iire from his neishbot's isn4
TO Ills own; and one fine August SnigtitS
saw the enterprises satisfactorily cars
rled out. From the Dockrelfss side gok
tho bank came never q. sign that they
had at NIL perceived the abrupt stlriylk-s
Ing away9of their pool, and the stmul-s
taneous appearance OF another CLEAN.
Ing hard by IN the Washes grass SIT
through many y following yeay MUIR.
"a gl1 Walsh found II source 81 espd-S
5rtal pride and pleasure Though HIS
relations with Fergus Dockroll soon
|; became once more quito atiicabie. Ne
was still wont torepeat with undiriIln-
iisled coInplncency as he surveyed itH
placid mirror, AYE. loednd, and nor
tthanksHto them" frame or mind tn
which his daughter Teresa now Mrs.
Sylvester Dockrell. took care that he
should continue lindtstt1rbed Is T. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19


a word would be let On about II, III any
case, good Or bad. Frettt,s' he is this
willis back poor man, over tie notion
OF Murtagii Walsh bein, annoyed Wild
him, and the Walsiies and The Dock
relts very frindly evor In the ould
times Moreover, the fact of the mat
ter Is, !" Sylvester said. that the pond
would be nothiri' to him 1ntendir, to
put steep In the field, he was. and this
place is too DOGGY and dangerous for
them entirely. Drowndfn' Themselves
In dozens they'd be, IL We offered 10
go wash TIL EN- I'll 1T, not to spake os this
ugly divil OF n mud-houle. that's a
terror TO man and mortal. All we can
do wild IL is to fence II Off 80 fc. thu,
way II wont be tiie DEATH or anybody
ieisa z,
"Muslia good gracious, Teresa it's
very near loain' me life, only FOR you,
i was that time. Takin' q couple or
steps backwards I svass To get a clear
view OF the hollow, 1nd fast 1T had me
before l knew aught Rael tlireacher.
ons II IT, We might try slingln some
cartloads OF stone down 1t, to I'LL II
up II there's c'erta botthor, to5it4 at Mi;
but question ia there. Ne own opin-
Ion Is that there's spring under IL
and be raison Of that II niver goes dry.
upon the prospect thus elouuent1y