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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23
ARIZONA NEWS.

William Langdon brought in the
hides of six Camp Verde wild cats,
John Noskam brought in the hides
Of fourteen Black rock district wild
cats, Felipe Sanchez brought in the
hides of two wild cats from the
same district and Henry Hicklin
brought in the hides of ten wild
cats.
Yuma Enterprise: The survey
for the new town to be located on
the Indian Reservation about two
miles west of Yuma is now going
on. Lots and streets will be laid
off, and the government will sell
them at auction for the benefit of
the Reclamation fund. There is
no doubt that the attempt to locate
a town here, backed by the govern
ment, and surrounded by valuable
agricultural lands, which will soon
be thickly populated, will be sue
cess.
Bisbee Miner: Last evening a
telegram was received from Chicago
which stated that the $3.50, $50 and
accrued interest for the Bisbee
street improvement and fire protec-
ton bonds had been placed in the
National Bank of Chicago, and
was available for use by the city of
Bisbee. There will be a meeting
of the council on the coming
Thursday night to make a final de-
cision as to the method of install
ing the fire protective system and
to take steps pertaining to the
street improvements.
Mesa Free Press: AS regards
the success of the sugar beet in
dustry in this section of the valley,
there is not the slightest doubt in
the minds of those who are at tie
head of the industry, as well as the
planters here, that Mesa and vicin-
ity will make a splendid showing
at the time of harvest. The acre
age allotted to Mesa has been sub
scribed and the seed practically all
planted. With the cultivation of
the sugar beet, there is given to
this district another industry for.
which a ready and profitable mar
ket is provided.
Globe Silver Belt: One of the
largest sales of hay direct by far
mer has just been made by w. A.
Gillespie of Solomonville to the
Southern Pacific lines in Mexico,
consisting of about one thousand
tons. This takes about one-fourth
of the crop of the valley and as
sures a market at good prices for
the hay remaining. The price was
made a little lower than the
market in order to meet Salt River
competition. J. NJ Foster, who
ships a large portion of the hay,
was in Solomonville today on bust
ness connected with the deal.
Cochise Co. Press: R. H. Grit
field, a rancher near Land station,
came to town Tuesday morning
with FIVE wild white swans, which
are very rare fowls for this section
of the country. They were spotless
white and large, one bird measur-
ing Sc inches in spread of wings
They are heavier, too, than a tur-
kew. Ed Castaneda bought them
and later sold one to an easternel
who had it prepared and shipped
to Philadelphia. Thursday two
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-12
V|ERNES SANTO
EN- BAYAMON.
Grandioso acto r eli
gioso.
La procession del Santo en-
tierro Sc veriflco con i'm
ponen tie acompaila-
m1ento.
Hace amos no Sc veia mayor
cOncurreRcia de fieleS.
Ide nuestro corresponsaD

La procession del Viernes, ha sido-
una de las mas lucidas por la concur
rencia numerosa de fieles por la So
lemnidad grandiosa del acto, y po1
el orden que RENO.
A las 5 p. m. salio del temple la
procession, en- ell orden siguiente:
Cruz alta y sirios, Ell Palio con-
ducido por varios iovenes, de nues-
ira buena sociedad. Ell Santo Sepul
Gro. La Virgen de los Dolores, Con-
gregaciones religiosas, ninos, y nifas
del colegio, y escuelas catolicas di-
rigidas por sus respetivas profesoras.
Una larga hilera de elegantes y
bellas damas ataviadas de blanco,
Infinidad de j6venes y caballeros,
banda municipal miembros de la
P. l. conservando ell orden.
Juez Secretario, Marshalls de la
Corte Municipal. Representations
del alto comercio de esta plaza.
| como mil almaS, entire Congrega-
clones y gente del pueblo.
La procession recorrio la Gale del
Sol, Ia de Betances La Palma, Gale
del comercio, entrando de nuevo por
la del Sol, al temple las 6.35.
Ofisiaron los tres sacerdotes de la
Pawoquia.
Era impossible penetrar en- la lgle-
sia, cuando la hora de procession da-
do ell immense gentio que allf Sc con-
grego. -
No habiamos presenciado mas
concurrencia en- una semana Santa,
como la que hemos visto en- esta.
Creo que en- los campos no ha que
dado quien no haya venido a con-
memorar la trag sdia del Golgota,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-12

.poblaci6n dirigieron hace po-
cos dias una carta a I'm team
de base ball que Sc dice habfa-
Sc tornado en- Juncos, con
ell prop6sito de celebrar un
match en- ese iltimo pueblo,'
no habi6ndose recibido toda-
via contestacion alguna q la
susodicha carta. Esperamos
que los j6venes de Juncos a.
cepten el reto q le envfa ell
team de este pueblo pues est
tiende & desarrolIar la cultura
ffsica en- la juventud que SO
levanta.
Els tai la animation que Sc
nota en- todos los aficionados (
a los iuegos atl6ticos, que SO
ha tornado un track team dis
puesto q luchar con cualquier
club de San Juan.
Dado case que en- este team
Sc encuentran los champions
de este sport en- la isla, Sc espe-
ra que dicho club salga airo-
so en- todos los desaffaos en-
que tome parte.
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sport" EN-
RIO P|EDRAS,
----- so
Reto enviado a un
"team'' de Juncos
y que noha sido con-
testado todavia, i.
Estan ALI dispuestos a lu.
char con cualquisr club
de San Juan.
Como cOnsjderan que ALI estan
los "champions," estan segu.
: gurOS de triuHfar.
tDe nuestro correSponsaO.

Abril 10-Esta noche Sc lie.
vara q efecto una function POI
elo ocuadro de aficionados diri-
gido por / el joven Luis
Vizcarrondo q beneficio del
.centro de instruction y Re-
creo "Juventud'' que esta por
formarse en- esta poblacion.
Ell programa es ell siguiente
l. Selection de Ia opera
Cavallerfa Rusticana.
Por la Srta. c. Vizcarrondo
(p1ano), A. Tizol (uioltn) y
Ell Sr. Maquez Ulada).
2 Sc pondra en- escena ell
chistos juguete c6mico ''De
tiros largo" de Vital Aza, por
el cuadro de aficionados.
g. "Coro de repatriados"
de la zarzuela "GlgonteS 81 Ca
bez1td0S".
A. Representation del sal
nete lfrico en- prosa titula-
do "EI gono Fr1gi;O."
s. Terminara ell especta-
culo con ell orfe6n de la '.'Mar-
cha de Cadiz." )"
A juzgar por la animation
que Sc nota el acto promote
quedar muy lucido. AL mis-
mo tempo Sc espera de un
buen resultado monetario.
-Varios j6venes de 6sta
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sumds de dinero, y el pueblo ameri-
cano envi6 miLlones de dollars q las
isla para auxiliar d las victimas.
Sobrants del Eondo de sOoorros.
Cuando Sc habia socorrido & todos
temporalmente, quedaban en- poder
del gobierno militar uno de los dos
millones., que no Sc habia gastado.
Por ley especial del Congreso este
fu6 regalado al gobierno insular para
que construyera carreteras y escue-
las. Hasta entonces y desde enton-
ees los Estados Unidos no han cogi-
do de esta isia un eentayo, permane-
ciendo como Hentas locales todos los
dereehos de Importation y una ley
especial de rentas internas. Como
recomPensa, Puerto Rico pidi6 pa
gar los gastos de IA eorte federal.
que ssciende q una eantidad apre-
ciabie.
81 exreptuamos 4 IA industria ca
fetera. Ia isia est& muy prospera.
Todas las Industries fioreoen. La ca
hamieI y el tabaeo estsn produeien-
do pingues gAnaneias y dando en-
P.eO 4 IN gran aamsrO De obresf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-12
Varlos veclnos SIN aqua,

Sc ha presentado en- 6sta re.
dacci6n el vecino Tomas Flo.
res, del barrio de la Marina
que habita la casa nGmerc
% de la calle de Isabel II, '
nos manifesto que esta ma
mana lie fu6 clausurada la plu-
ma que para el servicio de a.
quellos vecinos posee dicha
propiedad. SegGn nosmanifi-
fiesta dicho senior Flores, en-
igual forma Sc ha procedido
con otras casas de aquel ba-
rrio con perjuicio de los in
quilinos Y de la hygiene.
Yea ESQ quien deba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-12
ALB0ROTO EN-
RIO P|EDRAS,
'e Sigae Ia pista d IN profugo.
(Ds nuestro eoresponsaJA

! Abri1 10-Anoche hubo I'm
fuerte estandalo frente al es-
tablecimiento de Perez Her.
manos, donde hubo las con-
slguientes bofetadas y garro-
tazos que nunca faltan en- in-
cldentes de esa fndole.
Los polfcias Martinez y Ora
clani Sc iapersonaron eseguida
en- el lugar del suceso, tenien-
do que haceruso del rotten pa
"a lmponer 6rden.
Los promovedores del de-
s6rden resultaron ser los in
divlduos Antero Delgado (a)
aguila y Aquilino Marin; 4
este dltimo Sc lie ocup6 un re-
v6lver. Dichos individuos
fueron arrestados y puestos
a la disposition del juez.
Ell escandalo' hubiera toma-
Ccntnda en- la pdgma 3s.
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dos en- una reunion celebrada po

dos en- una reunion celebrada por
ell colegio de abogados.
Derrotados en- esfuerzos pequehos
por desacreditarsla corte federal, los
jefes unionistas demostraron SUI ver-
dadero fin en- la legislature de este
,, invierno. Sc negaron q votar ell pre-
supyesto para cubrir los gastos ad-
ministrativos, 81 ell conseio executive
no votaba una ley duplicando el nG-
nero de jueces municipales, cuyos
deberes y poderes correspondent a
los de los magistrates y jueces civil
les de la ciudad de New York. Al 60
bernador Post Sc atribuye que patro
cinaba esta exigencia de los unio-
nistas, pero su conSeio eiecutiuO no
quiso obIjgarse d 10 que Su gobernGdor,
Y a pesar de haber desistido de to-
das las demas exigencias los unio-
nistas, como premio porque votaran
la ley de presupuesto, el conseio eie-
cutivo Sc neg6 a votar la ley de iue-
ces municipales.
Mufoz Rivera, que ha lido a Wash
ington como iefe de la comisl6na
unionista, es leader Y dictador del
partido unionista. Exi gia q.se crea-
ran sesenta y seis plazas de jueces
municipales. Solo hay en- la isla Sc
tenta y una poblaciones, muchas de
elias muy pequenas.
Los natiroS Sc oponen d las corteS
lederdles. La sintesis de todo ell I'M
brogljo es ell dese0 del ciemento ndtiuo
de guitar pd1te de los poderes de Ia cor
te federal y coLOcartOs en- nGnOS de las
corteS muRicipdLes. En- ell estado ac-
tual de cosas, con un sentimiento de
dntidmericdnismo frutificando donde
quiera, los americanos tienen que
perder Green que Sc verian seria-
mente cohibidos 81 no materialmente
imposibilitados para proseguir sus
negocios, con cualquier cambio de
jurisdiction q los tribunales de JUS
ticia nativos. La politica penetra en-
todos los 6rdenes de la vida de esta
isla, los negocios Ia sOciedad y Ia ia
milis.
Los americanos de aqui no Green
que jamas ganarian ningdn asunto
en- semejantes tribunales como los
que sc proponen estabiecer. Green
por 10 tanto los americanos de 6sta,
que 81 10 eomisi6n que ha lido d los
Estados Unidos pide una reduction
en- los poderes de Ia corte federal de
Puerto Rico, que IS llegadO el mo-
mento de hacer pTecisamente 10 con-
trario. ven vez de disminuir. aumen-
tar Ia jurisdiction en- Jos asuntos
ciyiles. Y, 81 fuere necesario. conoe- /
der apelaei6n en- todos los caSos 1 Ia I
corte federal. No hay tenor de que
se ataque 4 las personas De los ame-
ricanos. Este no es el earacter de
asta gente. La historic de Ia isia pO-
dria arTojar mas luz sobre 10 situa-
ci6n actual. Los smerican0s toma- /
ron Ia isis en- ls9S. Y en- 1899 un hu-
racin barri6 4 Puerto Rico, des;ro-
zando todo ei pais : aeosionandO ds-
ios espeCia,mente Al cafe. una de
as industsias principles. Temporal
nente, esto aeab6 con los Begocios
ie a isla. FL Congress u0s6 graS5as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-12
ACONTEC|M|ENTO
ART|ST|CO.
Gonzalo Nunez en- Ia
escena de su patria,
FL gran compositor que
Nueva York. Londres,
Paris y Madrid, nos ARE.
bataron, ofrecera a San
Juan sus selectas armo-
Mas.
Ell jueves los compatriOtas del
maestro. llenaran el, teatro.

Hay mucha animaci6r
para ell concerto que Sc pro.
pone llevar q efecto ell iueves
Is de los corrientes en- Ell tea
tro de la ciudad, nuestro com
patricia el eminente compost
tor y pianista Sr. Gonzalo Nu-
nez.
El programa es como sigue
Pr1merG parte. No. |.
Cuarteto de cuerda compues-
to por Gonzalo Nunez.
Allegro. Tema con varia-
clones. Minuetto. Final.
Ejecutado por los senores
don Julian Andino, Ter, vio-
lin. .-Srta. Maria Luisa Lecomp
te, 20. violin. Monsieur F.
Rooms, violoncello. Don Ma
nuel Jordan, viola.
No. 2. Sonata Asppassio-
natta, Beethoven.
No. 3. Rapsodia hdngara
No. XII, F, Liszt.
No. 4. Mariposa, Loreley,
Allegro de concierto-Gonza-
10 Nunez.
No. 5, Una noche en- Puer-
to Rico, Gonzalo N1nez. ,
Segundu parte. No. 1.
Doux Sopge por Gonzalo Nu-
hez. Para piano violin y vio-
loncello, eiecutado por Mr..
T. Rooms, Julian Andino y
ell senior Nunez.
No. 2. Collection de b dan
zas cubanas. q DANA en-
sol bemol. b Danza en- sol
bemol. c DANA en-. 81 bemol
d Danza en- 81 natural mayor.
e FL arrullo de las palomas.
T Danza en- Re mayor. Con
zalo NuneS.
No. 3. q Nocturno en- Re
bemol, Chopin. b Vals en-
mi menor. Chopin.
No. 4. Adagio para piano
y violin por Gonzalo Ndnez.
Eiecutado por ell Sr. D. Julian
Andino y ell Sr. Nunez.
Y No. 5. Ell sueno de una
noche de verano, por F. Liszt.
Nunez.
Al teatr0 IRA Ell Dan Juan
Quito. Los amantes de la bue-
ma mtisica, y los que saben a
preciar el merito de los puer-
torriquenos SuperioreS, acu-
1iran a envolver en- justos a.
olausos a nueStr0 maestro COM
La capacidad de nuestro
pueblo negada por imb6ciles
Y aventureros, debe ser pro-
oada en- cada dia y en- cada ho-
"a. Nunca mejor OCCASION que
5sta, para presentar ante nues
tros mfseros detractores, el ia
.ento y ell valer insigne que
andan por el mundo dando
'ecciOneS.
GOnzalo Nunez es una glo- |
ia puertorriquena y ell entu-
'iasmo y carino de nuestros
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NGdie sGbe que su casa es-
td desaLqudada. Made 10 sd-
be, pOrgue usted no 10 dHuncia.
81 desea aLquiJGr su casa que
dhOrd no Le produce NADIA dHiH-
cieJa en- ia Correspondent
ca" Para esia cldsc de dnliH-
CLOS hay en- este di1Tio PreciOs
espeeiqle, muy kmltGdOs.
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corazones deben ell jueves rem
dirle ell merecido tribute de
admiration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30
Wanted.

Farms aud Mineral Lands. / have calls
for Jefferson and Berkeley county farms.
email aud large.
3. SHIRLEY SMITH.
Special Agent for fhe American Reality Co
Washington. ID. c.
Charles Town Aug. II, 90.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30

y
saeo the amour duet htrpop
Aoy DIT G u Wyxa a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30
Store Rooms For Rent

The two rooms now vacant in the Market
House Building are i1r rent Parties wish
ing 10 rent boia rooms together or either
room r. paraieiy vii please hand in their
proposals 10 the Market iouse Committse at
onee. Plans for the new front nd other
improvement 30 the corner r, ON. which
have BEEN contracted for, can be seen on APP
plleaiio9 Tie right is reserved to r, ject
any and I'll offers.
.. NJ. PHILLIP,
q. r. WILEY
CLAYTON l.. HAISES,
arket House Commit &C.
Town papers copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30
For Sale.

stres sss e Ior sale the house and LOT or III
49, .nsries Tom owned by 49, on Mats
Bowel. vupiea BY John N.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30
Jefferson County
Telephone CO.
H. C. GETZENDANNER,
Aug 25-tf. Manager
Notice to TakeDepositions

In the Circuit Coprt OF Jefferson County.
State Of West Virginia
". E. LEEDY. I'D. ............. Plaintiff
vs..
TIE OLD DOMINION TOBACCO CO., d
Corporation Tie American Tobacco Com
pany, u corr GRAFTON; perciyal 5 Hill ct al.
..-..... Observation-Disclosures. Defendants
To The Old Dominion Tobacco Company. a
Corporation; the American T0paec0 Compa-
ny Corporation; Percival 5. Hill and Sol
KO@emer.
TAKE NOTICE that the dispositions OF W.
f. Leedv and other witnesses will be taken
al the Law Offices OF Beck with Il Bushorg
No l1e v George street. 10 Charles Town
81 tie county 81 Jefferson aud STATE of West
Virginia. on the l4th day of December 1909
between the hours Of 9 a m. and p. m. Ia
be Rad ia evidence. on the herring of the
above cause, 10 behalf of the said w Il. Lee
dy, thu pla ntif.
II from any esuse the taking of the same
shall net be commenced, or being com
meme q. shall not e completes on that day
the TAX NJ Of the came wi be adjourned
from time to time, until they are completed.
Yours respectfully,
w. h. LEEDY.
By BeekWith Il Rushong. ounsel
Nov 81
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Name of Person Charged With
Taxes.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23

Work is progressing very favorao'y
an the Portland Florence. A vein "i
sne looking ore of a milling grade was
oneountered on the 400-foot level few
aavs ago, and while it does not carry
sb;pping values, the indications are
favorable that it may turn into "pay
almost any day. This vein has an east
and west course, the dip Of the shoot
being south and west.
These east and west veins have IN al
mos, every instance in the Florence and
Mohawk ground produced pay ore
,xhsre they intersect the main ore
.hornels running north and south. A
.areful survey has been made OF the
workings, and a drift is being run frori
tho 200 foot level to where the two
,,o;ns which show so strongly on the
level below should intersect. The
work is being watched with interest,
as IT is at that point the management
expects to open deposit of high grade
On the 2OO-foot level force Of men,
in day and night shifts, are driving
.rosscuts to intersect the Combination
Fraction and Wheeler ore channels
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23
GOLDFIELD'S GREAT FUTURE

Walton E. Dowlen, general manager for the Nevada
Goldfeld Reduction company, since his return from
France, is one of the most optimistic among Gold
fields operators and investors
From reports / had received from Goldfeld, = sad
Mr. Dowlen Il prepared to find mining IN Goidne"
in bad way, especially for my business. Inc Con.
sodated and the Florence mills had been completed amt
were prepared handle all the ores from these estaes
which furnished about all the OF the DISTRICT ana
had supposed that / would have to shut down ana
move INV plant to another district. But having care
fully examined the camp my own hook during the
past two weeks, have to the emphatic conciu
sion to stay right here Evidences are very strong
that Goidfeld is soon have some new mines New
territory coming in and of the firm conviction
that there will be other mines in Goldfeld great as
the Consolidated and Florence We already getting
new ore and before long the mill, which had eN'
pected to close down, will be running full up
.sOf course the town itself will gradually simmer
down with the disappearance of the hurrah element
That is the history of all mining towns but the popua
tion remaining will be of substantial character
and all business will be on a better hass
n n
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23

Charles j. Moore, of the best known mining
men the west, and consulting engineer for various
important properties has returned to Goldeld and re-
opened his Office after completing assignments IN vari
GUS districts in this country and Mexico
ssAfter several months Absence" said Mr.. Moore,
81 6,d Goldfeld in a better mining condition than
ever before The discovery of at great depths the
comphtion of mills and the resumption of output on
greater scale than that Goldfeld is hound
to attract the attention of the largest mining interests
of the country The substantial conditions now pre-
vaiiw indicates that the wildcat days are thing OF
the past and that the injury done by the frenzied
fnanders will be than offset by the substantial
results of the serious mining that is now being DONE
| ool for the year in the camps history SO far,
during the year 1902 and predict nothing short Of
boom
Asked as to other camps, Mr.. Moore said; 81 be-
lieve that Rawhide has the next call. am commits
stoned by important interests to make an examination
of the camp which shows that attention is being at
tracted in that direction There is growing belief
in the permanenee the district and expect to see
big money enter the camp before the year is ended
, 4 = 4 4 Z = = 4 = = = = Z = = = = $$S$ -
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23

ore is near the footwall, and it is al
most impossible, as well as imprac-
ticable, to keep it from getting mixed
with the lower grade. As the general
average is high, it would simply be "a
waste of time to attempt to make two
classes.
In other portions of the lease, coz
tiguous to this rich deposit, large bodies
of splendid milling ore have been de-
veloped, but they are not regarded as
an asset in the possibilities of future
production for the leasing company.
Superintendent Lawry is getting out
% large a production as is consistent
with working conditions and states that
the expense OF mining, tramming, hoist
ing, hauling, ETC., do not exceed % per
ton.
This is one of the finest orc bodies
opened in the camp for many day,
and is practically important as proving
the enrichment of this piece of terri
Tory at the northern limits of the Gold
field Consolidated estate, and up to the
Ease of Columbia mountain. On its dip
70 the east the vein has been proven
up on the Hazel Goldfield at depth OF
720 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23
BIG ORE IN THE SLOPES
OF CONSOLIDATED RED TOP

Upwards of 100000 per month is
being taken out of the Consolidated
Red Top lease, and there is still a
world of ore in sight which promises
to add abundantly 20 the already heavy
production for some time to come.
The ore is coming from a stope be-
tween the 225 and 3OO-foot levels, and
practically everything that is taken
from between the walls, ranging from
eight to eleven feet apart, goes into
the ore bins for shipment without sort
ing. The vein lies very fiat, ore is be-
ing worked downward from the 225-
foot level, and then dropped to the 800,
from where it is sent up to surface in
cars on the cage. Ten-inch square tim
bers are used to brace the hanging wall,
and it looks like forest underground
while going through the big stope,
which is now more than 100 feet long
and about 30 deep along the dip of the
vein.
An average of 800 ton or better
is being maintained by the entire out
put, but there are high grade strcaks
scattered through the lower grade that
if shipped alone would show values
well up into the hundreds. The best
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-23

Considerable COOL shipping ore i
steadily being taken from the strike re-
Gently made ON the Velvet Bonanza
lease formerly known as the Ricker)
on the Sunnowcr claim of the Velvet
company. The ore was found in an old
shaft at depth of about 20 feet, AMI
is being followed on its dip, which Is
very fiat.
The ledge is daeite quartz, highly
oxidized, and has been jumbled into =
cone,omorate mass near the surface.
1t is becoming more regular as depth IS
gained, and the values are improving
Assays show as high as s7s5 per ton'
and the ore ships at from $l0o to $loo'
The ore shoot apparently pitches 70
the southeast and Manager Moss pro