davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Corxected Daily.)

These prices arc at wholesale and net to
 stsGSS@corn s01oo; standard good. Pearl 1he; gloSs lump GAc; nickel Eoods
 isrd-Lsaf 1OMo: compound Co; ba.,,
 Rice-Extra fancy head Nc; fancy bs.. th ole: broken Ah @6e; Japan 6h @6Ec
 sait-LiverpoOl 1l.l6: Virginia COG; Lou.
 vinegar--Psr gallon Is0ase.
 Coffes-Green common Sh @10c: prirn.
 csndiss-xxx Soda SHo: xxx Tinsor T S
 ssEdinss-Amsrican mustard s. IS: 2-o,,
 Hides-Dry Hints 1Os1sc: dry saltss sa lOe; sreen niaes si 4@5c; green salted 7c.
 Wool-.clear is e aOc; bury s01sc; wash,
 Meai-standard s2Hc; waterground sko.
 Fruit and PrOdues-Fancy lemon, ,s0. per box t4.oo; Irish potatoes per busSsI si1s; onions yellow globes sl.i5; fan- pinsapples g. IS Q 9Ss.0O. ''0fida
 Tomatoes s1 50; snap Beans stand. ,1:
 Cheeae-Full cream. daisies Iec: stn1t.. IS hc; ID. cuts square l7o.
 Grits-Per Dbl. q. so: per sack s2.45. OasS sSe; white sSc: white clipped s4HS: ss1;sS: timothy hay .0g; Johnson grass 75e; Al. Prime Cotton Seed M@aI S2s. .Os; saekea cotton seed hulls SIS ton. MolRsses-Georgta cane, bhL AOc RaIIon. eases, gallons 8 50 per case; maple syrun Log Cabin Brand. gallons Sl4; h gallons t7 80; quarts S4. 26 per do&
 ,.Sca Shickensaasns . He sS04Oe; flyers aS9sOe:
 sHsaFI,GsTaHGiatsd sHo; ?. Y. C. sMs.
 Country Buttsr-l5o per lS.: Jersey but.
 Bagging-New 1ute 50 or 30 yd pieces 2 ID; R%e; iE lb. shc; new sugar sack N lb 4&e. lb. Shc: second hand sugar sack 7z 4Shc.
 NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 New York Aug. 13.-Fiour. receipts 13- 07I; exports 4,l1s; steady with trade slew Minnesota patents s5.40975: winter Wheat. receipts ss,oOo; exports 5o.o75 Spot firm; No. 2 red S1. or h @Sl.O2M ele- vator: No. red q. o0A fob. afloat; No 1 Northern Duluth q 25h fob. afloat; No closed $ Q 1c net higher. September $l 0i% December Sl oS & May $1.06%.
 Corn: Spot firm; No 2 ssh. nominal ele- closed quarter cent lower to quarter Ac cent snt higher September seAci December 74%c; eS oats; iGns; Receipts 115.5oo; spot easy; mixed poiunds 54Q56o; clipped white s29So pounds 55 05sc.
 Hops quiet.
 Hides steaoy.
 Leather steaoys
 Cotton tto seed oil steady: prime crude nom- inaI; do. yellow ss&e
 Rice steaoy
 snsar raw steady; refining &3.5s: centrtf. uEaI 96-test sa 0s: refined quiet
 OH, CIrY CREDIT BALANCES. ,OfI City Pa, Aug. 13.--Credtt balances s1 "a: runs se,6e6; average 143.459. ship nsnts 1se, SSsi average l7isssA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Weather Conditions for the Week Finding
 Monday, August 10, 1908.
 The mean temperature was 1 degree to 2 degrees above the normal or below over Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, and was about normal below over other DOT tions of the cotton region. The greatest deficiency was degrees over northwestern Texas and middle Tennessee.
 Rain fell in nearly all portions of the cotton region during the week, tut the amounts wore unevenly distriSuIed. gbtra was more t:ieI -Four inches cf preeciI ita- ton durs7g inc week .t EarrNiiIs, | exas; Montrose, Ark; ChatancaSa. Tenn, sLd Wilmington. N. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
www oRT.FANs COTTOy.

New Orleans. Aug 13.-Spot cotton was easy with prices unchanged. Middling 10c. Sales were 275 bales the spot and none to arrive.
 Futures opened steady one to two points below the close of yesterday as result of favorable advioes from Liverpool. where the market was reported up several points Barring several price rallies tue market today had lost much of the strenuousnesS that characterized it yesterday
 During the late session there was a slikht advance. large number of buying orders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14


 With the exception of sprinkles to light rains in Florida, eastern South Carolina and Georgia, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, fair weather has continued in the southern states though showers have again been faIrly gen. eral from the Missouri valley eastward through the lake region and Ohio valley to New England, under the combined influ- ence of an area of low barometer moving east over the lower Lake region and a high" central over North Dakota show CTS have also occurred in portions of the plateau and rocky mountain regions and in the extreme northwest under the influence of another low central over northern Utah.
 \ Temperatures have fallen slightly from Montana east to the upper lake region, but have generally remained stationary or risen slightly elsewhere.
 Conditions now favor local showers in this section tonight or Friday, with slightly cool CT weather Friday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN
 MontGomery. Alabama. for the z4 hours andinR ct am. 1hth meridian time.
 Thursday, August Is, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
REMARKS.

Sprinkles to light showers occurred in some of the eastern northwestern and mid de districts, the dry weather continued over most of Ikhe cotton belt. There has been continued slight rise in temperature in all districts. except Ok lahoma, in which district the temperature has fallen slightly.
 FRANK .. CHATTER
 section Director. - n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

Northern Pacific ss - 1ozx
 do. Ss ... 72E Norfolk < West. con. Is " -. .... . .... ss 1son Sa,s short Line rfdg. fs .... ...... s1 & renn. ev. shs, 1915 .... .... ...... 94h Penn. con. ls 102L Reading gen. Is ,-. or 1 nepuphc or Cuba 5s .. .... ......104h St L. & | M. con. ss ,..,.... i0S st l. S. F. fg. Is .... .... .... 77x esahA "ss@ con es .... .... .... 70 Southern Pacific Is .... ....., .. a7k
 do. list. 4s M 93b Southern Ky. 5s . I0fE Texas & Pacific 1sts -, 1lO Tol. s. L. & w 4s . 75X Texas q Pacific lists .. 11O Tol, l.. & W. 4s ~ 75% ShiVn Facitic 4s .... ........lOl% " Sa., s.'s ...'.' sfN Wabash 1sts 1o9n n Western Md. 4s - 74 Wheeling & L. Erie ls 75 Wisconsin Central Ss ~ ~ s4 N. Y, & N. H. cv. ss ... .... Eco. .12S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
ruTTcAe0 LIVE STOCK.
DRY QOOD9

New York Aug l3.-The dry goodg mar ket was irregular and quiet tday Interest still centeFing in the big auction sales of cotton goods. The distribution here during the day was very wide, but prices fell o{f as compared with yesterday. All the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
KANsAs CIrY LrvE sronr
ST. LOUIS GRAN.

St. Louis. Aug. S.-CspeciaL )-rhe st Louis grain markets today ranged a fol.
 wheat: September stKA: range 9sx@x to gt Dee s5& bid: range 96A to ss&. May VI % Did range seh to 11.OO.
 siAA; range so% to si%; May SaA; range oats: Sept. A7A; range q to G7S. Mas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

On. the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was firm creameries 19 Q 22c:
 Eggs steady; at mark cases included 14 O 1sc ,; firsts Ishc prime firsts zoe. Cheese-Steady II M Q 13c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
aanMaan.6o.

Copper was higher at 50 pounds l2s Sd for spot and 61 pounds Is Sd for futures The local market was dull and unchanged. London market Locally the market was quiet and unchanged.
 in the London market. The local market was quiet and unchanged.
 The English iron market was lower with standard foundry quoted at tss cd and CIeveIand warrants at 51e. The local market was generally unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

Receipts at the ports today 3.i95 bales. against s.41s last week and 676 last year. For the week 25,00o bales. against 21.ss3 last week and s,77i last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 422 baieA against 330~last year, at Houston 2.S10 bales. against 4s4 a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

blankets were disposed of ana th. .,,,-
 ot oomcsties, Canton fIanneIs. ete'4 ws. s''hns has cotton yarns were dull and IrTeru- '~E m price Raw silk held firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. Aug 1s.-The London tin mar ket had quite a sharp decline today with spot closing at 1s6 pounds 15s and fu- tures at 1s6 pounds is Sd The local mar ket was weak and lower in consequence at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

serving as a stimulus At the close. which was firm the active months were two to three points above the close of yester- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

NeW OTieenss Aug 4o.-Ootton beeo OIL prime 42c.
 NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah. Aug. 1s.-TurpentiEs firm a.
 Resin firm: sales sOss: receipts 4,i1s: shipments 32o; stock 143,025. Quote: ABC ss.4e@45: ? :2.55@so; ss.so9s5; r ss. .e5870; K $4: os; M aS %; Sb.Ssi wa Ss 15; wv Ss.S5.
 Charleston. Aug ts,-Turpentine steady 36kc.
 Rosin quiet. Quote: ABC s2 2o@45; D t2. 50; E g .55; P sa. s6: G s2.90; H ss. .a0 O 70: S3.55; K $4.3o; M S5 %; N S5.65G WIG S. IS; wv e6.3S.
 New Orleans, Aug 1s.--Rsceipts 51s bar rels rosin; ss barrels turpentins. Exports none..
 wilmington. Aug. 1s.-spirits turpentine steady 34hc: receipts 19 casks. Rosin quiet $2 10; receipts 16S. Tar firm $1 50; receipts 16. Crude turpentine firm S1.T5, $1.25 and 9s %: receipts 5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
'-Risinx. x-Failins.
wEArHER CONDITIONS.

RIVER FORECAST. The coosa and the Alabama will remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

'-Rscsivsd toO late to bs included ia Av- aEagoR.
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
NAVAL STORES.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans, Aug. 1s.--cotton seed oil prime 42c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANs SPOT COTsrON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Aug. Is.-ciosing; Cotton spot dull; prices easier:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
THE WEATHER

Iwindl Rain State of wsatn.r Time Temp lpr.hr.i in. q and direction n00thsl of wind.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
GOOD PRODUCTION FROM f.
ROUND MOUNTAIN LEASE

Last week the Nugget stated that the
lease on the Combination owned and
operated by Harpending ct al. has ore
from h surface.
1t now develops that sufficient ore has
been extracted during the progress of
sinking the present 20 feet to pay for
all the work done which includes the
timbering for that depth.
a two-inch stringer of high grade has
been In the shaft since Il was started a
few weeks g n practically all the
ore that has been taken out of the
shaft is milling ore.
L. CDoc) Harpending who is persona
lily experimenting the work told a Mug
get representative that the dump would
go from $50 to 800 to the ton. Several
grab samples of the dirt were PANIED on
the spot to ~substantiate the statement.
William H. Ferguson. the mining en-
gineer who represents the interests Of
Messrs. Irving K. Harrington & Co.. Of
New York and Philadelphia arrived in
camp on Tuesday from Goldheld. He
was accompanied by Walter L. O'Neil
who will remain here and superintend
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
FEW

pawbide Royal Coachman Mining
company, 1000 900; Joseph sutcliffe. e.
Marks and Eugene Cert.
Rawhide Lode Mining company; $780,
400. L. r. Thatcher, Daniel Johansson
and william Whelan.
Nevada Spokane Mine company, $780,
moo. a. C. Park. j. c. Angbury, A. D.
King. J. H. Mallett and Emlyn Lewys.
Ravhide Northern Mining company.
1.ooO. 900; g. L. Richard. 8. D. Crump
and Henry Porch.
Dixie Gold Mining company. $1.ooo.-
900; J. H. Barrett, 8. d. Crump and ".
B. Leonard.
Nevada Ore and Copper company. ST.
600. 900; Truman d. Fraser. ]. r.
Wright, Ernest A. Wright. Mary Quinn
and J. Van v~alkenbeurg.
F. @. Altinger & Co. $1,000. 900; F. o.
Altinger. H. c.. Hamlin and F. j. Hangs.
Rawhide Lucky Jack Mining company,
1880, 900; d. w. Morgan. r. w. Thomp-
son, william Beswick and Percy STAN
ley.
Rawhide Valley Mining company, ST.
100000; J. L. Garner. F. K. Pittman and
L. 7. Kibler.
Rawhide Pioneer Leasing company,
$1,000, 900; w. M. Erb. M. c. Howard
and A. E.. Porter.
Rawhide Consolidated Extension
Mines company. $1,000, 900: e. w.
Thomas, T. W. Webb and O.. M. King.
Rawhide- Scandinavian Mining COM
pany, $1,000. 900; August Carlson, J. w.
Blakmoe, Gust Nickelsqn, J. 8. w. Mutt
son and George b. McDevitt.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
GOLDBANKS GIVES PROMISE
93 OF MAKING GOOD CAMP

Despite his success in other camps.
Frank BodiLe continues to consider
Goldfeld his home. He dropped on the
train Thursday after an extended visit
to G~oldbanks. where he owns sixteen
claims. on which considerable work has
been done.
"Goldbanks." he said to a News repre-
sentative. was discovered less thar a
year g by several prospectors from
Manhattan. who placed location notices
on the groupings and passed on. without
doing their work. but the reports which
they brought out caused other prospec-
tors to go in. and go in to stay.
I'm a direct line Goldbanks is thirty
miles south of winnemucca. situated on
the rim of Pleasant valley. The forma-
ton of the district is quartzite and por-
phyry. A remarkable feature of the dis
trict is that in some of the lodges the
values are practically all in gold. while
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
xsvADA, xoxn OF o1Po1ruMTY

Nevada, 1O1G0 or O1HO8xUN1xX
II quiet is secured in Nevada pretty
soon, we believe that the record the
state will make in the next twelve
months will be a wonderful one. There
have sprung up some more new dis
tricts, and In some Of the old mes the
promise for the year IL most attractive.
We believe 1t safe to say that Nevada
has produced more treasure than has
been produced by the same number Of
workers In any other state N we feel
sure that it's present promise IL greater
than that Of any other state. Since
the trouble Of the asst few months has
been on. the eastern press has said many
nasty things about the desert state, and
still today Nevada holds out a promise for
the coming year exceeding that Of any
eastern state with ten times the popula-
ton of Nevada. And her prohts will be
money directly from the soil, new to the
world. money, not wrested In trade. but
wrested from the rocks, a new creation.
Hers has been a romantic story from the
beginning. and special interest always
clusters around the state, for when II
makes good II Is better han any other
mining state can boast of.-Salt Lake
Telegram.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
ooxDTmID110 ar N

George Holesworth. Al F. Price ana
DR.. Drucker Of Goldield have captured
a promising leasehold in Rawhide and
two full claims. They have incorpor-
ated the Rawhide Amalgamated Gold
Mining company. The claims are stu
ated about a mile and a half southwest
of the townsite Of Rawhide and the lease
is on the Blur claim. which corners on
the Grutt fraction. where one of the big
gest strikes in the camp was recently
made. At a depth Of IL feet the bottom
Of the shaft Is panning gold freely. The
company Is incorporated under the laws
Of the state of Nevada and has 1uf-
ncient funds to sink to the b0o-foot level.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
NEWS OF BULLFROG DISTRICT

New life Is being injected into the
Bullfrog district by the successful oper-
alton of the mills already installed and
the erection of other reduction plants.
This is a milling district. pure and
simple. although IL has shipped, still Is
shipping and will continue to ship some
high grade, which will eventually be all
worked at home, to the saving Of the
expense account Of the companies.
On the Diamond Queen ore Of excel
lent grade is being sacked. It will be
sent out as soon as a carload Is ready.
The leasers have had good returns on
former shipments.
Ore from leases is being crushed in
the Sparkling mill on the National Bank.
Some ore worth a dollar a pound Is be-
ing extracted by leasers from the main
workings Of the Bullfrog Mining COM
pany. The rich streak is quite small,
but 1t is walled by considerable rock Of
fair milling grade.
An increase has been made to the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
AxD ASSOCIATES
BUY BLACK DUTxxO

The Black Buttes group Of claims
have passed to control Of Joe Kalfus.
n Of the most successful Of the Gold
field operators. There are some S.
acres in the group, which are in the nea
vicinity of the famous Last Chance. As
ISOLATED with Mr.. Kalfus are J. T.. Hall,
owner Of the celebrated Florence Annex,
Tom Murphy and ". W. Harvey. 1t IL
the intention Of the purchasers to i'm
mediately block the ground out, 30 that
leases can be let on the property
Rawhide Rustler.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29

Louis schloss IL In q Francisco.
A. ID. Myers 10 up from Los Angeles.
L. Z. Bedford II q visitor from Rhyo-
lite.
Judge Langan Is visiting his family in
Virginia City.
DIT. III. E. Reid Of Reno Is here on min
ing business.
George vickers has zone east on q
business trip.
George Manning has returned from
a trip to the east.
ID. Mackenzie IL spending a few lays
in San Francisco.
7 w. Reinhart is here from Tonopah
on mining business.
T Vincent Shaw Is here from Rhyolite
on mining business.
lanes r.. Davis has returned from q
visit to San Francisco.
Harry f. Parker and j. i. Parker have
returned from Rawhide.
George wingfeld Is expected back
from the east in a few days.
Rev. Father Dermody is In Reno, the
guest of Rev. Father Tubman.
Dudley b. AGREE is here from Round
Mountain on a business mission.
7 T. waterhouse is here from Reno.
He is a guest at the Goldheld hotel.
Judge James T. Dennis was over from
Tonopah this week on legal business.
i. S. Purdy, manager Of the Gravity
Mining is in from Death val
ley.
.Puddy' Grimes Is over from Tono-
nah looking after his holdings In this
camp.
A. c. Essen visited Bullfrog this week.
He is heavily interested In the May
flower.
Walter c.. Stone and e. r. Thompson
have returned from an automobile trip
to Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Gordon will
spend the remainder Of the winter at
Honolulu.
James May. proprietor Of the Palace
hotel In Reno, spent a few days in Gold
field this week.
Zeb Kendall, the we'll known Tonopah
mining man. registered at the Goldneld
hotel this week.
Mrs. A. A. Codd and children returned
Yesterday from Stockton, where they
spent the winter.
Don Cameron Of Rhyolite spent sew
home from Rawhide.
f.. L. Rieber OF Tonopah. formerly
| editor of the Greenwater Tfmes' nao
business in Goldneld this week.
Bert Ulmer returned to Rawhide
Thursday morning. He was called TO
Goldneld by the Illness OF Mrs. Ulmer.
Sergeant Revere of the Nevada state
police arrived from Reno Friday. he
is arranging for headquarters for the
men.
Senate H. Fred D%angberg OF Douglas
county spent a portion Of the week IN
Goldheld, busted with the affairs OF the
Kewanas.
r. L. Colburn has returned from a
trip to Rawhide and Is thoroughly en-
Unused with the new camp. He has ac-
quired valuable interests there.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
NEW o TO PARIS

According to the schedule which was
made public yesterday. the big autos
which are entered in h international
22, 900 mile race will not pass through
Reno, but will start on the southern
journey to San Francisco via Goldfeld.
leaving the railroad at Lovelock and
taking the old Overland wagon road
which is Travelled to a great extent by
autos plying between Goldfeld and min
ing camps in the neighborhood Of Love-
lock.
The places at which the autos will
stop and register in over the Western
Union lines is herewith given; -Tecoma.
Nevada, Wells, Nevada, Elko. Palisade,
Battle Mountain, Winnemucca. Love-
lock, Thorne. Tonopah Junction. Gold
field, Beatty, then into California; Front.
Cal, Silver Lake, Crucero. Cramer, San
Luis Obispo. Pass Robes, San JOSE and
San Francisco.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29

the development work on the Red Top
property in which the Harrington COM
pany recently acquired the controlling
interest.
The Wine which Superintendent Jesse
Harris has sunk to q depth of so feet
from the main level has gone far to
prove the permanency Of the Fairview
mine at depth.
Assays made at the start of this work
gave return of SO cents in gold. Assays
were made during the entire progress of
sinking and every one showed a gain in
value until a return of 1851 was OBJ
tanned from the rock in the bottom.
This is pure gold and shows no silver.
sulphides are apparent and the roc is
very heavily charged with iron.
Owing to the Inconvenience of dispos-
ing of the rock taken out of this winze
work has been suspended at this point
for the present.
It is now proposed to sink a vertical
shaft at once for depth. The mouth Of
the shaft will be a short distance above
the gallows frame Of the Crescent lease.
A gallows frame and gasoline engine
will be installed to carry on the work.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29

working force in the Gold Bar mine.
The property is daily looking better and
the mill IL doing splendid work. The
ore extracted in the ordinary course of
development work IL being run through
the mill and is depositing SIS IN the
plates.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mill vas
closed down for q few days this week
in order to introduce 3 number Of i'm
p~rovements.
Machine drills have been added to the
equipment Of the Homestake.
The hoist recently ordered for the
Transvaal-Nevada IL now being IN
stalled.
On the 600-foot level Of the Tramps
the drift has been advanced so feet and
the face is in ore of excellent grade.
The drift on the 200-foot level will cut
the ledge in about $50 feet more.
The Tecopa Mines company, Nevada's
greatest lead producer. has decided to
install a concentrating plant.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
DISQUALIFICATION Oou1T
\ COUNT Of Esmsralda, State OF
NevadA
Plaintiff.

'ohh l. Defendant.
The state Of Nevada sends Greeting to
JOHN Y. McKANE. Defendant.
in a anu action brought against you by, the
aboye-named Plaintiff In. the Justlces
Court of Goldfeld Township. Esmeraida
Gco omnis,n Ns sleS therein asG Within Vi sns ave days sys
(exciusive Of the day Of service) after
the service on you OF this Summons, II
served on you within this wns or
in the County. within ten days. and
twenty DAYS Ii served elsewhere. Tor a
cause of action as follows. to-wit:
~ $4,000. together with interest on
said sum from the first day OF august,
1905, at the rate of per cent per an
num-. and costs OF suit: sara amounS
tn on account Of your special promise
to pay said plaintiff said amount on or
before said first day of August. 1902.
t mia by You in the GoIdneid Telephone
& Telegraph Co.. which. amount plain
tiff agreed to apply and did apply 10
ward Paying ss,d the c~ =oqpeaaaain,n: that said
agreement to pay and the payment was
to be made in the township OF Goidneio'
County of Esmeralda, state or Nevada
as more fully appears by the Complaint
on file in my said ONCE to which your are
referred. or else the Plaintiff will a
Judgment against you for the said
amount of $3.50 and interest togetner
with costs Of this suit. II you fail to
appear n answer. 800. a..
Of February. A. d. 1908.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
(Endorsed.)
Morehouse & Thompson.
Attorneys for Plaintih.
Rooms 16, II, IS & 19. Nye & Ormsby
Co. Bank Building. Goldneld. Nevada
E0o-6t
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-29
RAWHIDE DAISY MAKES A HIT

Mesrs. Davis & Wheeler. after a long
drawn and spirited contest between rival
and eager bidders. have secured another
plum n 1t is a big one. They "
acquired an acreage in the center of the
big strike section" Of Rawhide district
md. what is more. they have already
demonstrated their land. 1t has a prov
en- ledge that pans like a house a-fre."
A corporation has already been
formed, known as the Rawhide Daisy
Mining company. with 400. 900 shares In
the treasury. Yesterday a local Offering
Of so. 900 shares Of this stock was made
at 1sh cents a share and It was over
subscribed in less than two hours.
It IL understood that Davis q Wheeler
anticipate offering an additional block
of 100, 900 shares at Is cents q share