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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-10-10
News Summary

Gov. Q. N. Haskell had on Oct. 4 re.
ceived $4,000 in response to his appeal
TO the people of Oklahoma for funds
with which to fight President Roose-
welt, William R. Hearst and others.
That President Roosevelt fully in-
tends to take the stump in favor of the
candidacy of Mr.. Taft was the inform.
alton received early this week by Mr..
Bryan from the East. 1t vas said the
advices came from persons in whom re-
lance could be placed, and were to the
effect that Mr.. Roosevelt is planning
to make at least six speeches in th'
course of a trip from the Atlantic t.
the Pacific, the concluding speech to b
delivered at San Francisco, with nu
merous short speeches en- routs. Mr.
Bryan, however, absolutely refused &
make any comment or the subject.
William Rockefeller. accompanied b.
William G. and Perry Rockefeller. hi
two sons, crossed Nevada the other da,
with the officials of the Chicago, Mi
waukee and St. Paul Railroad, and
while viewing the sights at Carlin
quenched their thirst at the Gen
saloon. This incident alone was no
regarded with much interest by the in
habitants of the little desert town. be
cause they did not know who the dis
tinguished visitors were, but the rail
road men eagerly reported the story t.
associates along the road. The Gem ID
regarded as one Of the toughest resorts
ia this State.
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I hereby certify That The above Is Q cOfrect
copy Of the record.
! X. McCHARLEs, Clerk.
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Starao Tunnel in $40 Feet

@. p. Barnum came in from Stargo
Nye County. about 60 miles south O
Eureka, Wednesday, where he has beer
making locations, and has just finished
doing the assessment work on a number
of other claims in which he is inter
ested. He says the tunnel OF the
Stargo Mining Company is now in SAC
feet, the face of which is in ore similar
to that in the mines of Goldield. The
company has 100 feet more to run to
strike the main ledge.
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DIDN'T BRING HEARST'S SACK
Austin Jackson Denies the Report Cir
culated about Him at Ely

culated about Him at Ely
Some practical jokers over in Ely cir
culated the report that Austin jackson
a former we'll known resident Of Eureka
had been selected as the financial mana
ger of the Hearst Independence League
campaign in that section. As Austin
is In the habit occasionally OF perpetrat'
ing Jokes on his friends. they have q
good one on him in this instance. The
White Pine News tells the story as
follows:
A number Of friends were gathered
at the depot Monday evening to greet
Austin jackson, the well known min
ing man, upon his return from San
Francisco, as it was reported that he
was the official bearer Of the Hearst
sack, as the Independence League
campaign fund is called. and that he
had been in conference with Independ-
ence party leaders during his stay Oh
the coast about establishment Of head.
quarters In this county.
Mr. Jackson was seized by the hand
npon descending from the train by sew.
eral persons at once. A pleased expires.
sion dawned on his face. He didn'i
know what it was about but he was
glad to see his friends nevertheless.
His happy smile changed, however,
when in a tense whisper one Of his ad.
mirers queried:
"Say Jackson. where's that sack?''
"What sack?" asked the puzzled
mining man.
"Why the Hearst fund, of course
said the inquirer with a smile of antici.
patton. jackson broke away and has
since been silently upon the track Of
the person who spread the report.
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NEW


The following Referendum" has beef
certified to me by William @. Douglass, Sec
Rotary Of State, and will be voted on ct tn
next general election to be held Tuesday
November s, 1905.
r. VEGETABLES, County Clerk.
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The narrow gauge railroad
between Nina and Candelaria is
soon t. be reopened for traffic.
The yoad has not been doing
business for some time.
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Bullfrog Miner: Elinor Glyn of England, who wrote "Three
Weeks" which should have been labeled "A Message from the
Tenderlon,' is coming back to Nevada to get color for the portrayal
of true manhood. God save the Queen, also King Ed and the rest
of u.s. Nevada has men all right, and good ones, but if Elinor puts
them in a book, it's going to be hard on the male tribe of the State.
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Beatty Miner This reform idea of allowing the people to vote
direct for United States Senator takes the ginger out of a campaign
Heretofore the Senatorial sack inspired the legislator with patriotism.
No hope of reward now, except possibly a few railroad regulation
bills. Give us back the good old days, when candidates had their
campaign money furnished by great men higher up.
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Office Of the Clerk. Eureka County, Nevada,
October 5, 1908.
/, R. Mechanics, County Clerk Of Eureka
County. State of Nevada. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a full, true and correct
list of the nominees for State, District, County
and Township Officers, with the Office and
party or principle which each represents, set
opposite their respective names, to be voted
for at the next General Election, to be held
on Tuesday, November 8, 1908, as the sam
appears by the certificates Of nomination filed
in my Office.
~ Attest my hand and the Seal Of
SEAL the said County this 9th day
wv of October, 1908.
r.. McCHARLES,
County Clerk and Ex-Oticio Clerk of the
Board Of County Commissioner in and for
Eureka County.
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MARRIED

In Eureka, Nevada. September 10, 1908, by
Justice L. w. Cromer, William A. Holder
and Miss Jessie Bradley, both of Eureka.
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Old newspapers 25 cents a hundred at
the SENTINEL cffioe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
new MILL DEPENDS
ON ORE ASSAY
If All Is Well King of Arizona
District viii Have VaIu-
able Addition,

If the several claims which A. W.
Womble sampled at Kofa last week
win average SO a ton and if the gov
eminent will permit an English syn
dictate backing him to locate an cleo
trio plant on the Colorado river he
will place a 4000-ton mill in the King
of Arizona district, says the Yuma
Examiner.
Mr.. Womble has been exporting the
Amavisca strike and having a look
at the North Star group. He was
pleased with the former and stated
that il it was for sale he would be
only too glad to undertake to place
it. He sampled several big low-grade
propositions near there and said IL
the government would grant water
power concessions ne would install a
1000-horse power plant on the river,
carry the juice by wire to Kofa, dig
from fifteen to eighteen wells near
the mines and build a mill of ire
mendous capacity.
As a mining man Mr.. Womble has
played a big part in Arizona's for
tunes. He was the original owner OF
the famous Congress mine and fif-
teen years ago he was manager of
the old Vulture. He also put through
a 100000 deal for the Trinidad
mine of Mexico. It is understood
that he will make some report on
the Kofa country to the Mining and
Scientific Press. He was accompa-
MED to and from the camp by George
Hodges, who spent yesterday here.
He says the ATlavisca strike looks
better every foot they go down.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
FINAL PAYMENT
ON MONICA MINE
Well Known Yavapai County
Property Changes Hands
For $4,000,

Final payment on the purchase price
OF the Monica group of mines has
been made by Morgan Tillfnghast of
Philadelphia, says the Prescott Jour,
nal-Miner yesterday.
MIR. Tillinghast during recent Wis
it here declared the Monica mine TO
be the equal in value of any Of the
largest gold mines in Nevada. He is
known to have visited and examined
many of the large producers of the
sage brush state. He closed the deal
for the purchase of the Monica after
making g thorough personal examina-
ton OF it. The title passed to him
under bond December 81. 1905. He
started a force of men developing tae
property the following day, and in.
creased the force later. There is now
in the mine, according to the state
ment of a conservative mining man,
larger tonnage of ore than in any
other gold mine in the territory.
The toal purchase price of the four
teen claims in the group was $3.50.
600, payable in instaIlments covering
a period OF two years. The last in
stallment was paid on time, in spite
of the recent financial stringency.
The purchase of the property by Mr..
Tillinghast, on ais own judgment,
places him at the head of the list
of successful mining men in the coun-
try as well as the owner of one of
the best prospects Tor a big gold
mine in the territory.
The Monica vein, the principal one
OF the series included in the group.
runs in an easterly and westerly di-
rection. A crosscut tunnel 1900 feet
in length taps it at a depth of LOO
feet. The ledge is opened from this
tunnel a distance of 1900 feet. the
ore body being continuous the entire
distance. Upraises connect the low.
er drifts with the old workings, tbs
deepest OF which were only 300 feet
when it passed under bond into the
possession of its present owner.
The mill is located below the level
of the mouth of the crosscut tunnel
so that the product Of the mine will
reach the mill by the gravity system.
The property is located on the north
erly slope of the Weaver mountains,
fourteen miles southeast of Kirkland,
the nearest railroad station.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

WAS WHOLLY
FOR TRADERS
Nothing More Than Profit TAX
ing Carried Over From the
Day Before-Shattuck and
Warren Are Firm.
(By Frank ]. Graft

Today's market was pure and sim,
pie a traders market and where
there was nothing more than profit
taking carried over from yesterday.
Superior & Pittsburg was sold to a
great extent by eastern profit takers,
and soon put the stock down to $12.75
but at this price there were too many
buyers and soon forced the stock up
10 1890. Greene Cananea was also
sold heavy, and at the close was Of
fered at $S.75. Denn-Arizona was
about the strongest stock on the list
nothing under IS coming out. Just
what caused the demand for DEM is
hard to tell, any more than it is cheap
at the present prices. Shattuck-Ari-
iona was well supported the entire
day. sales being made at $20.75. War
rem continues to be as scarce as ever,
and none apparently seems to be on
the market and as soon as there is
some 1t is very quickly taken. The
New York market Tell off considera-
bly, and closed at about the low point
of the day. The demand for margin
stock is getting better every day and
the public has taken kindly to it. due
TO the fact that stocks are low ana
the chances are very much in favor of
the buyer.
Closing 0unfafiouc-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

II I CSCCll- 1Oul 4Ati- hiuEI-t
Better times prevail in the Cherry
Creek district, since the recent stock
and financial furry in the east, than
in any section know of In tae west,
said L. N. Wombacher, general man
ager of the Square Deal Mining COM
pany, TO a JournaEMiner man yester-
day.
Miners are getting along very
nicely there, without the aid of the
outside capital he said. 1.-THE dis.
trict has long been known as among
the richest gold producers of the
west. A number of companions have
forces engaged in opening promising
properties and prospectors are doing
well chloriding on their properties
and having their products treated in
the mills where custom work is done.
| know of several leasers who made
small fortunes last year on claims
that were thought to have no merit.
Here is the result of a test mill
run of three tons made in the Suare
Deal mill on ore from the bottom of
the company's 200-foot shaft con-
tinued Mr.. Wombacher, as he exhib-
tied a gold bar bearing the assayer's
stamp OF 5.34 ounces. This shaft is
sunk on the hanging wall of large
porphyry dyke. The dyke has never
been crosscut from the shaft, but it
has been proven to contain several
veins of gold ore by a number of
shallow surface openings. The claim
is known as the Sure Shot and pres
ent indications are that it was wen
named.
"one of the best ore showings in
the district is in the properties of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
Mining, Shelters s Stock Quotations
TINES
IN CHERRY CREEK

tie Climax Mining company, where /
recently made test mill run. There
is an enormous tonnage OF ore in
sight, and the principal drawback to
the development of the mines is the
lack Of larger milling plant to rreat
the product
"The Majestic Mining company has
force employed unwatering the
Lion shaft. The company is also de-
yeloping other claims of the group by
running tunnels. Good ore is being
mined from two of the tunnels, and
the management expects to start
sinking the Lion snaft when it is
unwatered and the necessary repairs
are made.
"A crosscut tunnel is being run to
tap the Gold Ring ledge, from
which thousands of dollars was
mined in the early days of mining in
the camp. A very promising lead,
never before known to exist, was en-
countered in the tunnel short time
ago. Drifts are being run on it ano
the tunnel Is now being pushed ahead
in the direction of the Gold Ring
ledge"
This is Mr.. Wombacher's first visit
to the city since last April. In addi-
ton to mis- duties as general manager
OF the Square Deal company he has
charge OF perations of the Climax
company in the capacity of superin-
tendent in the absence of j. H Trip
by, general manager, now visiting
relatives in the east. He came In to
secure a new casting for the jaw of
the rock crusher of the Square Deal
mill, recently broken He will re-
turn to camp today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
SEES DANGER Of
MORE SPECULATION
Boston Mining Man Says That
Banks win Soon Have
Great Sums to Loan

Mr.. II. A. Blackstone, of Boston,
a mining expert who visited the Par
adise district recently, said to a Rec
ord man: The gentlemen whom I
represent have just as much money
for mining purposes now as ever. II
they ara pleased with mining prop
erty and are able to secure reason
able terms, the panic wouldn't pre-
vent them from making purchase"
Evidently Boston wasn't so hard
hit by the panic as New York and
soma other cities that might be men
toned. In other words, Boston, the
real home of copper, had been so con-
servatively engaged in business mat
the panic did not catch it mapping
to close it's doors.
Continuing, Mr. Blackstone made
some remarkable statements that
constitute a warning which we all
might better heed: "Soon this panic
will be thing of the past. And
when we are safely over it, there
will be madden speculation than ever.
The banks will then have more
money on deposit than ever, for IN
addition to all returned that had been
WfInuraWn curing the panic tuSy
will have the gold imported from
Europe and the extra circulation ef.
fected by the sale of government
Panama bonds and debt certificates.
AS a consequence, the banks, having
a much larger surplus tban the hauk-
ing laws require, VIII lower tn. in
terest rate, and the e will be m re
money borrowed COR purposes of spec-
uiafion than ever Times will then
b. good for a while, buc there VII be
darger. sooner " later of bigger
'over-speculation' PANE tian that OF
1907"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
e. 9. GAGE HAS GONE
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
(Cochias County Press.l

E. B. Gage, the head of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mining company,
was driven over in his auto yester-
day in an hour and three-quarters, ar
irving here 3:15. He was on his way
to San Francisco, and had to catcl
the overland No. 3, which arrives
here at Abs D. m.
Speaking Of the company's inten-
tons regarding the Lucky Cuss,
whose shaft was burned down some
weeks ago, Mr.. Gage said that. before
the fire they had struck good body
of copper ore at the water level A
derrick is to be moved over onto
the property and large pump, which
has already been ordered, Tat dou-
Bile the capacity of any pump the
Consolidated now has, viii be in
stalled. Mr. Gage said they would
then pump the water out and go after
the copper ore strike made lsome
time ago, and maybe they would de-
velop real copper mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
JESSIE MINES
WILL HAVE A
5O-TON PLANT
Directors Meet At Prescott and
Decide Upon important Step
In Connection With Opera
ton of Mines.

PRESCOTT, Jan 21.---After a two
days session the annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Jessie Mines
company adjourned yesterday. The
last business transacted at the di-
rectors meeting, which was held
after the adjournment Of the stock
holders, vas the election of officers.
The directors elected were Rev. Al
fred Quetu. E. J. F. Horn, Harry Bris-
ley, Prescott; Jesse T. Jones, John S.
Jones, Chaparal; ]. j. Shaw, erome;
L. W. Smith, Cleveland; Smiley Cald-
Well Columbus, and Nelson Ores
bach, Kingston. Ohio.
At the directors meeting. John S.
Jones was elected president and gen
eral manager; Harry Brisley vice
president; Allen Hill, secretary, and
Z. J. F. Horne, treasurer.
Among other important matters set
tied was the adjustment of stocks TO
be issued to the various subscribers
in Ohio, and the transfer of tae COM
panys funds TO the treasurer. Money
that had been collected by a Denver
concern for the company was paid
into the treasury. A resolution was
passed that no more treasury stock
should be sold for less than par.
The matter of the installation of
plant of 100 tons daily capacity was
up for consideration, but it was
agreed to erect a fifty-ton plant in
stead. The new plant will comprise
stamps. concentrators and cyanide
plant It win be erected a short dis
lance from the main working shaft
and the ore viii reach it from the
shaft by the gravity system.
Among the Ohio stockholders pres
ent. were L. w Smith, Smiley Cald-
well. Nelson Dresbaeh, Davis Brown,
Robert Pate, Jacob Sebastion and +.
l. Ridenour. All left for their homes
yesterday afternoon. They expressed
themselves as being charmed with
Arizonas climate and well pleased
with the many courtesies extended
them by the citizens here generally.
during their short stay
The Jessie mine, one of the pripci-
PAL holdings OF the company, has a
record in gold production Of M IRE
than three-uarters of a million dol
lars 1t is opened Nv a shaft s57 rect
in depth from which the vein is de-
veloped by a series OF laterals and
crosscuts. It has a large tonnage of
ore in sight ready to be stopped and
treated as soon as the new mill is
ready for operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Rooms
8 and AntIer's Building.

Bisbee, Jan. 81, 1905
There was a noticeable weakness
In the listed issues right from the
opening today and most of the stocks
sold off until near the close when
they seemed to be slight rally and
prices strengthened a little, probably
due to stronger metal market The
curbs have been in good demand all
day. especially Dem, Warren anu
Wolverine & Arizona The market is
practically bare of offerings of these
stocks.
Superior & Pittsburg weakened to
1890, but strengthened, closing at
1925 to $3.50. The market gener-
ally presents stronger undertone at
the closing hour and we look for high
er figures tomorrow. These are the
breaks that should be taken advan-
tage of In buying stocks.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
CHRISTMAS is DEAD
CAMP AT PRESENT
Globe Belt.)

Globe Belt-)
w. o. Kellner. county superintend-
ent of schols. has returned from
Christmas. where he went to inspect
the school of that place. Mr.. Kellner
reports that the mining industry in
that section is at stand still, as the
Saddle Mountain company is doing
nothing. Christmas itself has but a
small part of the population it had
last year. Six months ago there were
1O7 pupils in the school there and
now there are but twenty-five.
Mr.. Kellner states that the general
impression among the residents of
the camp is tnat the company win
never resume smelter operations
there, as it is believed the smelter
will be moved down to the river,
where operations can be conducted
with much less expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire ID T.. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Jan. 21.-The reaction
continued today and the traders are
all getting bearish again and the short
Interest is increasing The market IS
beipg handled beautifully and chs set
back will make the situation more
clear Buy stocks right here Tor a
good profit. The reaction will prob
ably continue tomorrow but stocks
should be bought Have confidence
in the prosperity of the country and
take advantage of the present pan
icky prices
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
WALKER BROS LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. j. Ogerlock.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The market
was quite active and weak. Shelters
afteS having a sharp break, advanced
and held fairly steady. In the after
noon the traders made a raid on the
market and there was sharp reac-
ton. All the active list dropped sew.
eral points and there seemed TO be no
support. The close was weak ."
about the lowest OF the day. At the
close 1t looked af if good deal OF
the selling was by shorts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

Ry permission o. me Beard OF Re
gents. the Engineering Department.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA an
nounces that they viii undertake a
limited amount Of consulting work.
C. F. TOLMAN. JR.--Mine Examin-
atoms.
q. NJ BhAKB---sinfng and Electric
Machinery.
w. w. HENLEf-fower Plants
+. A. wATERBURY-Civil Engin-
eering-
R. r. GooDRIcH--MstzIlurU.
-
- at.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe insurance Company.

Bisbee, Jan. 81, 1908.
The market today was somewhat
weaker than yesterday, profit taking
and liquidation going hand in hand.
Denn-Arizona showed great activity,
Superior G Pittsburg sold OF and is
again to be had at inviting figures.
The same may be said of Greene Can
anea. Wolverine & Arizona is stu
at price that will be sure OF good
profits in the very near future.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

By bringing your job work TO Ii
Review you get the best service.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

For Review job once call phone
No 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

For Review lob and business off
call phone 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.

}. C. PRTrcHAaD.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-22

los ANGELES ADvERrlsgMENrs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-17
The Modest Third,

Early IN the Congressional career of
Mr. Blaine, says n writer In the New
York Tribune, when Thaddeus Stevens
died, who for ten years had dominated
Congress, Mr.. Blaine, who entered the
House the same year rs the late Sen.
ator Allison, remarked to friend In
the rotunda Of the Capitol. THE death
Of Stevens is an emancipation for the
Republican party. He kept it under
his heel"
"Whom have you got left for lead.
ersr" queried the friend.
There are three young men coming
forward" was Mr.. Blaine's reply.
There is young man to be heard
from, pointing to Allison, who was
passing. James 4. Garfield is an.
other
There was pause, and the friend
asked, "Well, who is the third?"
MI Blaine gazed up in the dome and
said quietly, II don't see the third"