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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-11

DELAWARE BREAkwATER---ArrIve Aug S.
Stmr Californian. from Puerto Mexico
ISLAND PORTS
MAHTK0NA-Arrived Aug 2-Schr 81 c
Wright hence July 26.
HoN0LULU-Arrived Aug 1e-Stmr Manchu.
rla. from China and Japan for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 1e-Stmr Lansing from Port san
Luis: schr Helene. from Grays Harb0r.
Sailed Aug TO- m-Stmr Manchuria. for
HILO-sailed Aug Bark Annie johnson, 70,
FOREIGN PORTS
SAN BENIIo-Passed Aug T7Stmr Olson &
Mahcnys from Albion for Mazailsn fpe- stmr
Acapulco).
HAMBURG-Sailed Aug Ger stmr setos,
ANTwERP-sailedA Arg s-Fr bark Jean Bart,
for San Francisco
Castle. from Hiogo for New York
gALPARAIsO-saiied Aug Ser strnr Sc
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMoRE-Arrived Aug 1o-Stmr Neckar.
from BremerhaFen-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug I0--Stmr Hav-
erford- from Liverpool
Observation-Disclosures Aug 1o-Stmr Iusi-
D0vER-Arrived Aug io-sfmr KroOnland.
from New York fer Antwerp. and proceeded.
GIBRALTAR-ArEived Aug 1o-stmr Prin-
Genoa. and proceeded.
BRIsBANE-Arrived Aug s-Stnr Mariana.
GLASG0w-Arrived Aug e-Stmr columbia.
from New York faot previcasiyl.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug le-Stmr Buenos
Ayres. from Genoa, stmr Korea. from I.ihau.
stnr United States from Cepenhagen- etc
Arrived Aug 1e-Stnr California. from GIss-
gov: strnr Finland. from Antwerp.
B0ST0S-ArriFed Aug 1O-SfEnr BeIrrarfa
from Hamburg; sfmr LRurentian. from Glasgow
PL1M0UTE-ATrTFed Aug 10-Stmr Kronprfn-
zessin Cecilie. from New York for Cherbourg
and Bremen ARRIVED CAerbourg II a N and pro-
ceedesil.
Sailed Aug 1e--Stmr President Lincoln. for
New York via Cherbourg and HauburgN
CHERB0C RG-Sailed Aug g-Sfur Bremen.
from Bremen and Southampton for New York.
Aug s-stmr ST Louis. from Southampton for
New York.
B0EL0GNE-Sailed Aug s-Srmr Rrpdam.
from Rotterdam for New York
FITME-Sailed Aug S-S<mr Carpatbiz fn-
New York via Palermo, Naples and Gibraltar
NAPLES-Arrived Aug 6-S1mr Tenexia f-o-a
New York for Mzrse5iles- Aug 7-Stmr Tlronfa
from New York for Trieste.
S0TRABATA-ArTired Aug 9-Sfrnr rroxu
Of GaliciA. from San Francisco for Hongkong.
Memoranda
Per Arethnsa. 81 san Francisco Aug 10 from
Honolulu-HaFe board - prisoners and >
insane men; have had strong northwest wind an
the way up
SHIM0SosEKI. Arg Ser stmr Numsntia
frora Hongkons, and Br s-rnr Sureric from
HoEzkang. both damaged in collision
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
August 10, 190S
VIA SATSATTT0
VIA sAusALIrO
For sausalito, NH Valley.

IL SALAAO
For sausalfto. MIL VALLEY. San IA
ael-Daily-Every 80 minutes from
6.45 TO 9.45 a. m: hourly until 3.45
.. m: then AIS and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 p. m; 500. 1925 p n. 1913
On Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1918. HIS q m and 1915. lis
= For or Fasrfax-week days-s.45. us.
SIS, 1876. 11:l5 a. M z:45. 3.45. 4:Ia,
4.45, 5-15. 5s45 D m. Sundays-8.45,
s:15. 1915. 1O.45. 11-45 a M 1915,
! las, 2-45,. 7:45 ?. m
SIS a. m. daily except Sunday ana
2:A5 p. m daily for Lagunitas. Camp
Meeker, Monte Rio, Cazadero and way
SIS a m. Sunday only for Point
Reyes and points beyond 10 Cazadero-
5:15 p m. daily except Sundays. S:45
a. N. and 7-z5 D m Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon, Belvedere and San Ra-
fael-7:35, 500. s-1e. 11.0o a. m: $3.50
$40. $50. s.3e p. N. daily.
On Sunday additional trip at 1889
D. m. for san Rafael and intermediate
S0-. IS m. dafly-For Petaluma. santa
Rosa, Healdsburg. Cloverdale. gkiah.
Willis. Sherwood. Seoastopol and way
500 s' q. m. daily-For PetaIuma. santa
Rosa. Glen Ellen. Camp Vacation and
way stations
$40 a m Sunday only-For Glen El-
len and way stations
1900 a. m daily-For Petalurna
Santa Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 D. m daily-For Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cioverdale TTl<fa-
GuernevilIs. Sebastopol and way sta
tions.
$40 p m daily-For Petaiurna. Santa
Rosa and way stations.
$40 p. m daily-For Glen Ellen ana
way stations
Pacifc Transfer Cas- agents A..
authorized 10 cheek baggage direct
from residence.
11eket O11zcE FerTT Building
General Offices James F1ord TSnil,7i-s
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YoEI.L ESTATE PAYS CosT

Under a decision rendered b. Judge
Graham yesterday the costs OF the las
contest OF the will OF John A Yoell
the San Jose attorney. are to be paid
from the estate. The jury stood eigh
to four in favor Of the contestants
who are the daughters Of the SECOND
wife Of the decedsnt. and the Judge
in exercising his discretion IN faTol
Of them. did so because he considered
they had proved they had legitimate
grounds for a contest The costs o
the contest entailed nearly $4,000
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There has been 8 slight rise in pressure over
northern California and slight fan in Utah and
Nevada. Ii is cooler in the Sacramento VALLEY
and moderate temperz Vures prevail throughout
the state
There has been no rain in Cz1ifo-nia or Ne
vade. but clondy weather. with light showers.
prevails in Utah and Arizona
FORECAST
San Francisco and v5einlfy-Fair TaessaT
with fog in the morning: light southwest winds
changing TO fresh west
Santa Clara vaIley-Fair Tuesday, with fog in
the morning; light south wind changing TO
north.
Sacramento vaney-Fair Tuesday; Light south
wind
san Joaquin ralley-Fair Tuesday; light west
wind
Los Angeles and vieinity-Fair Tuesday; light
northwest winds.
The central once furnishes the following gen
ersl forecast
During tie week beginning August 10 rain
VIII be fairly well distributed throughout the
principal agricultural districts ard moderate tenn
peraIures for the season viii prevail generally in
the United States
A G. MeADIE. Forecast ofscial
r>~~~~~~~~.-~~~s~~S
Zealand al SOS. and the British tank steamer
Wsure!ssgo returns the orient with refined
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ARRESTED BY 4aRsH.I.

After search Of several DAYS Dep
uty Marshal James Nolan arrested
Henry Nillette yesterday on a warrant
charging him with bringing a young z
woman from Canada into the United
States for immoral purposes. The fed
eral authorities secured the girl last
Friday and she viii be deported. VII
lette viii be brought before the United
States district court for trial. II found
guilty he may be punished By sen
tence OF i've years in state prison
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The Overdue List

Norwegian hark Esther. cut 20 dars from
Amsterdam. for Mocassar. 65 per cent
British bark Caraedd LlewelIyn out l-4 DAYS
from C1leta B1eDa- for Falmouth. 90 per cer.t
British bark Ioxtefh. out z62 days from Port
Talbot. for Iccoaiila- - per cent
British bark Good News. out 2l5 davs rro,u
Wilmington. for T8con1a. 30 per cent.
British ship Abezf0rle. our 1eT cnys from An..
Werp. for Por1lznd. Ore. 10 per cent
British bark Inverness. ort I53 davs fro-,
Wsllaroc. for Queenstown. s per cent
German ship Elisa. out Ia days from San
Francisco for Q1aeEstown per cent
American ship Edward SewaI. out lz- aars
from H0aoiulu. fer Delaware brenkwasA ra-
cent
Norwegian bark oIsria out les davs sro-n
kAIpars. for Hull. per cent.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts.-Danv except san
dzE-LeaEe- s7-45a. 9.15a. Asp. 5-J01 Ar
hoaidays-IezFe: 7-55a, o.15a. s-Io-ooa- 10.saa,
1880 noo1- 1-45p. sop. s.15p. Arrive 7.arsa
.MIxed- s.Granada Express makes no infer1ne-
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Army Transport.

The Burnside S AZ Seattle.
The Buford sailed from Honoluiu on August
: for r5fs port
7he Crook Is in port
The KilPatriek IS at Newport News. Va
The Dix sailed July 20 from Manila for
Seattle
The Logan IS IN port
The Meade Is at New York
The Sherman Is II. port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Thomas arrived August at Manila
The Warren is at Manila
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

Portland. Aug 10.-Sfezn schooner G. W
Fenwsek IS At tie Hammond lumber conpanr' s
mill Al To1sue point loading lumber
According 70 zdvices just received from Eng
land. two more vel known wind TANNERS have
been sold They the ships Largo Bsv
and Ba-dcwie. bat beth xere bought 81 Brit
Ssh coacerns and hence VIII continue saiiiar
Under the British colo-s.
SFesnsr Eureka. Captain Black. hss arrived
az Martins dock from Eureka and way ports.
She brcaght freight snd passengers Captain
Black reports having encountered dense fog
zll slorC the coast
Steamer BreskEater. Captain MacGeun. ar
rived this evening on Der FIRST voraEe from
Co.'s bar. after having been overhauled al san
Francisco.
Astoria. Aug. lo-The four nasted schooner
Oliver olson srEaved from San Pedro sunday
steamer Alliance left su Coos bar with
freight and passengers
Steamer Rose City arrived today from San
Fra1cisco with freight and passengers.
Oil tank steamer Argyll arrived this morning
from California with cargo Of Gil for the
Unio1 oil company.
steamer Breakrater. which has been in san
Fra1cisco fo- several weeks being overhnuled Is
ing from Coos bay with freight and passengers
Motor schooner Gerald G left for kernrille
via 2 esrgo q general merchandise
stein schooner Iasco- With cargo OF bark
tro1 Fort Bragg. IS due 70 arrive this after
Steam schooner E. D. Innzn wiz arrive this
evening from San Francisco 10 load lumber.
Steamer Roanoke Is due this evening from
san Frsncisco and Eureka with freight and
During the uonth Il Julv there were y YES
EelT loaded with lumber dispatched from the
mills IN the lower Columbia river district Their
aggregate czrgoes amounted 10 1s 81 ez3 feet
II addition 70 these log raft containing ( 600 :
GO fact q logs was towed 70 san Diego
Seattle. Aug 1o.-Coddshing schooner Fer
tuna was reParfed passing II for Qnartermaster
hAri,or resterdar Afternoon.
Steam schooner Nurthlsnt which sailed this
morning for kerchskan. viii have her Official
trial "Trip On Der return 10 Seattle Tie North
land. which Was launched in the srrfnr went
firect from the ways i11n tie cargo carving
business When the vessel returns to port sae
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AUCTION SALES

r. LICENSED AUCTION SALE ~
- TN 0aklaDd) on XEDSES- -
DAY. aug. L.. at IL g. n Il entire rigs 4
suit all purposes, saddiers. ponies and traps
2 mules. 50 head OF al purpose horses. =
vehicles in baggieS and wagons, 81 sets. q
harness. 565 4th st. Oakland
J. W MEDEIROS. Auctioneer-
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rures- efc- for q building at MY corner of Post
and Gardner streets s. f65
Norris Bruce with o. A Crearser-Agf work far
= two STORY and basement frame building IN y
line II Green street. 1926 q Baker 90 br
\ 1875; $500
Union trust company ltrrstee. Samuel IAch-
11sn- deceased ~ith George Goodman artificial
stone nPang-(icncrete work for two stnry
nen street. 1875 NJ Of Fourth, Ne 20 By SE
20 So 800.
tracing and building company--AH wnrk FOR =
one story frame hullding in line of Bernard
street 6s-f " q TaFlpr. " - by %. s. S5o
Mrs. Lucr korzsel with james A. Andrews-
All work for fwD storT frame huffdlng in s
lissa - Eradsrirk street - II q Willard: 5000.
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OCEANIC s. s. CO

fSPRECkELS LISEl
HoNOLULU-S- s Alameda sails II 3. n. Aug.
10. Round trip. S110.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEASS s Nsripose sails II
4. m, Sept Il Round trip. first class. S125.
Scenic line 70 New Zealand. via Rar0tengs.
Cock Island first. S167-50 10 Auckland, sT7.59
third.
Passenger Dept. 6T3 Market St: Freight 0ffce
90 Clay St Phone Temp ISL
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Weather Report

United States Department OF Agricultrre-
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Aug 10 1908
RAINFALL DATA
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Time Ball

United States Braach Hydrographic Office. Mer-
ehs1is Exchange. San Francisco. August
10 1908
The time ball the tower of the Ferry buIld-
Ing Vas d7oqped today exactly at noon. Psci1ie
STANDARD Time fi20fh Me-idizn), or at Sh CON
cs's-. Greenwich Mean Tine.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L s N ii charge
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compagnie dsnerals Trausatlautiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sa5lings every Thursday. instead Of SATURDAY
at 10 q. n. fr6n pier a, North River, foot e
Morton St
First class 70 Havre s7T-5e and upward. see-
ond class 70 Hzyre, $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 70 S1ste st. New York J T. FEGAZI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco Tickets sold BY al 1rzilroad ticket
agents
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
BarIev fnr EnuIand
tonnage Ea=axemeutx

The French bark Rene wzs cleared far ms
Each England. YESTERDAY. with g.. 75f centals az
bzrseT. valEed ar sl01. .7a3 AMI fn.1n0 feet ~
lumber as duunage. valued ST $500
Tonnage Ea=aEemenfx
The harkenfine Hoko Head. on the colunhts
river, IS chartered for lumber thence "a New
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Z. S. Branch Hrdrogranhic ofTice

A branch Of the United States Hvlrozrsrtie
Office. located At the Merchants Exchange IS
maintained IN San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard to nationality and free
q expense SaTigzfors cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are Kept sf
hand for con7arison and Inference and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights dangers TO navigation and matters
OF interest 70 ocean commerce
]. c. BURNETT
Lseufeaa1f L s. N IN charge
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Zealand al SOS. and the British tank steamer
Igznrebsgo returns 10 the orient with refined
1ii. Both we're chartered prior 70 arrival.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

NsFsas ooHs -.-----.--.---------.---le-oo : :
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18

ent points of view. The soldiers in
Goldfeld are needed in no other place;
the soldiers turned back from the front
to go to the rescue of New York city
were sorely needen on the line. where
the very life of the nation was at stake.
Right at hand were half a million men
to whom the governor of New York
could have appealed; while Governor
Sparks has only a few unprotected men
in some isolated camps to make his call
upon.
However, New York need not worry.
IF necessary Nevada will take care of
herself. Governor Sparks wanted to
make violence impossible, but If that is
offensive to President Roosevelt and the
press of New York city, the men of Ne
yada will see to it that the right thing
is done and If the extreme test comes
hey will demonstrate that the frontier
can be made safe without any federal
help and in spite of the sneers OF some
learned idiots who write wisely on sub
iects which they know no more about
than does a Fiji Islander of the Sermon
on the Mount. Governor sparks mas
called the legislature in special session
We hope tina when it meets 1t Will au-
thorize him to call for all the volunteers
he may deem necessary, and to use them
as he thinks best, and then adjourn
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18
SEVEN TROUGHS MINE HAS
INDICATIONS OF COPPER

Therefore. the new development in the
Seven Troughs mine adds greatly to the
merit of the property. The copper stains
w appeared in the ore that is being
knocked down in the raise tina is being
made from the 800 to the 250 level.
Except during the labor difficulty of
last summer, which lasted for about a
month, there has been no cessation in
the operations in the Seven Troughs
mine since it was purchased from the
original locators by L. A. Friedman and
associates over a year ago. The devel-
opment has bean pushed ahead as rapid-
ly as is consistent with scientific and
economical mining. The showing has
grown better with every round of shots.
and the working force has been enlarged
as fast as more men could be used.
At present The force employed at the
mine numbers about 35 men, on tvo
shifts. These men are at wo.k on five
of the sevea ievels Of .is property.
namely. tha loo. 230, 300, 400 and 500.
The stations at all levels. with the ex-
ception of thu 500-foot, and all avail
able space in the drifts on he varir,s
levels are 1llsi with Sake ri1-ur, ore.
AS a matter of fact, the congestion is so
r. eat that 1t IS necessa.y to frequently
move the sacks of ore in order that the
miners win not be impeded in their
work.-Seven Troughs Miner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18

There seems to be no end to the I'M
movement in the conditions preVaiihis
~ the Seven Troughs mine. the property
of the Seven Troughs Mining company
located lust north of the town OF YER
non With the end of each shirt OF
work the enormity of the size OF the ore
bodies. high, shipping and milling graue
is more clearly revealed, and IL Is
,,i,e annarent that when the property
begins it will attract even
greater attention to the mining Industry
~ Nevada tina did the richness anu
marvellous output of the famous MO-
hawk of Goldheld. The Seven Troushs
e. undoubtedly the greatest mine In Ne
vada. and this fact will be aosoiuteiy
demonstrated when shipping and reduc-
t,on of the ore get well under way.
The latest development in the prop
artv-one which will command the at
,ention of mining engineers-is the APP
nearance of copper stains In the ore
Thus far no assays have been mace 10
aatermine the exact percentage or req
~,ata, that the rock carries. The STAINS
however. are very pronounced and II is
more than likely that an assay VIII give
: conner return Of several per cent.
AS IS well known. the appearance u
conner in a gold and silver ore is re-
90 rded by mining engineers as an un-
questionable indication OF permanently
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18
ROUND MOUNTAIN DAISY
LEASE PROVING A MARVEL

face dirt, which in various places went
s3.2O. $3.50 and 1920 to the yard.
This ground is about three miles to
and the possibilities which the discovery
opens up is impossible of estimation.
That it will renew the activity in the
search for placer ground it is needless
to say. How much more auriferous
ground there is in the immediate neigh
borhood of Round Mountain only pros
pecting and the future can determine.
Steady and consistent work has been
in progress in the Silver Point vicinity
and it has had it's ample reward.
Six separate and distinct lodges have
been uncovered on the group of four
claims owned by the Gold Hill CONSOLE
dated Mining company. Two assay re-
turns from the office of William Berg
which were seen by the Nugget repre-
sentative gave the following results:
Gold, ST. 20; silver 61O ounces Total,
s419.90.
Gold, $3.50; silver, 200 ounces. Total,
s135.S0.
There are a number of shafts and tun-
nels which were abandoned many years
ago and these Mr.. Cordray, who is presi-
dent of the company has had men at
work on opening up with the result pre-
viously mentioned.
In the breast of one tunnel, at about
thirty feet a -four foot ledge was broken
into while a three foot ledge was cut In
the bottom of a thirty-five foot shaft. 1t
is from these two places that the assays
given above were obtained.
OF great Importance to the camp is the
news of the gold strike on the Great
Western company's ground last week.
The strike was made IN the lease
owned and operated by William Mattley
and George Maui. In a crosscut which
is being run at a depth of about 80 feet
a ledge running rich in gold values was
cut. This carries rich stringers which
yield handsome specimens of free gold.
1t is believed that the ore body which
has been encountered belongs to the rich
ledge system which has made and is
making the Sunnyside mine famous
Round Mountain Nugget.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18

The wonderfully rich ore that is be-
ing sacked from the Solid Gold lease on
the property of the Round Mountain
Daisy Mining company continues with
out abatement.
A visit to the min will convince the
most skeptical that in this property, the
owners have a veritable bonanza BY
passing a candle along the walls of the
various crosscuts and drifts which are
being worked at the present time, par
ticles of wire gold may be seen adhering
on all sides. Pockets of wire gold are
encountered every day which are ex-
tracted by hand with the aid of the or
binary prospector's pick.
The news of Importance for the past
week comes from the famous my
mine. Superintendent Mcdonald report
that at the 325-foot level, in the con-
tinuation of the main incline which has
been in progress of sinking for some
time past, the main ~Sunnyside ledge has
been again cut, thus proving it from the
250-foot level where a winze mas peeh
started and where the lead has been de-
termined to be % feet wide and averages
better than $40 to the ton.
Thus the ledge has been proven an ao-
ditional rs feet in depth which prac-
tically doubles the amount OF ore IN
sight as far as the work has progressed.
The ledge will now be followed down ana
by spring, Superintendent Mcdonald ex-
pects to be down five or six hundred feet.
AS usual the ledge is scanned with rich
streaks and ~stringers, and when in town
during the week, Mr.. Mcdonald eN-
hibited a specimen taken from the ledge
at the 325-foot level which is larger nan
a $40 gold piece and practically pure
gold. This was only one of many which
have been gathered in. Secretary Harry
Maver. e. r. Thompson, a mining man.
Engineer Harold Baxter and b.. f. Dates
man arrived last evening from Goidnelo
by auto.
The discovery of placer ground IN the
vicinity of Silver Point is the latest news
of importance which has to do with TINS
district. .
On the acreage of the Royal Hawaiian
Extension Mining company vice rre
dent James M. Cordray has found sur
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-18
IMARLvIEw AT THoRNE
IS LooKIaa GOOD

The new district of Marlview. but SIX
miles distant from Thorne and the rail-
road. is rapidly forging to the front IN
a most creditable manner. and ills the
prediction of those who are interested
there that it will be one of the banner
camns of the state at no distant date
saws the Nina Miner.
The original locations were mace IN
the district at the time the indian reser-
walton was opened. but most OF the
ground. or considerable of 1t. was re-
located last it appearing mat
many of the original loeators ola no.
value their holdings to the extent Una.
hey would do their annual assessmen.
work. The developments OF the pas.
few months have shown hat they erreu
in judgment. ...uv In
Among those who are most heaVny
terested in the district are Messrs' wa'-
son & Van Dyck. of Goldheid' VINO nav
several valuable claims there. The worN
which has already been done by them
has given most encouraging results 50
much so that they have purchased au.
Joining property to that which they nrS
acquired.