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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

Things are certainly humming around
the Florence mine, and it will not be
long until the additions to the mill are
and the capacity brought up
to at least 100 tons day. The addi-
ton to the mill building is about 70
feet square, and will contain four new
amalgamating plates, four card tables
and the new tube mill, besides an In
gersoll air compressor which will be
'un independent of the big compressor
In the power house. The concrete floors
nave been completed, and everything
Is now ready for installing the new
machinery as soon as the new tube mill
arrives
The addition to the mill makes a
much more imposing structure and
adds great deal to the general ap-
pearance of the plant. 1t is coverei
with galvanized corrugated iron. well
hghted, and adapted to the purposes
ior which it is to be used.
The aerial tramway from the Little
Florence shaft to the mill is completed,
ana will be able to handle all the ore
needed by the mill when the work OF
ehlarging the main shaft to three com
lartments is undertaken after the en-
iarged mill is in operation.
Down in the mine development work
Is progressing with very favorable re-
suits, and an immense amount of new
"re reserves being blocked out. The
new superintendent, William Lawrence,
IS making close study of underground
conditions and thoroughly famliiariz-
ing himself with the workings and the
ere bodies.
PRESIDENT Lockhart has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to be
able to pay an occasional visit to the
"'ne and participate in the general III
'eeiion Of affairs, although he is not
quito ready to take up any strenuous
dutisx
Same handsome specimens are being
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

Kept up to good proportions. About
oo tons week are being shipped, but
no special effort is being made toward
a heavy production. The flow of water
IS gradually decreasing, so that it +
now being handled with much less de-
nand on the pumps.
Jones and Millard, who are sub-leas-
ing in the old Detch-I,rewer ground,
are opening very promising body Of
ore IN an upraise from the l3O-foot
level They now have about ten tons
broken, which carries values of from
$40 to $50 per ton. Bunches OF ore
that show the free gold are frequently
encountered, and there are good indi.
cations that considerable production
may be made from this groun.l.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
CHEROKEE LEASE OPENS
LEDGE OF. COPPER ORE
discovery Seems Destined to Extend Producing Zone
and Bring Renewed Activity and Invest
ment to Gddfeld

struck Thuriarm the
very in g lppran o the :
in al The extent of h =
believe big strike about obe eecrded :
could for he ngofp the :
| Of beer somewhat =
gzs an ~ a erte :
to a ga tn
of aeb bkwns
b ns nb had late
rms development has o the of the of Gdhal :
tn Ah d b o the eamp II
more than h mua of apslbe doubts
Of an he en fthoans dlawin
as dht y further east 1t
o recent ~lpm sGfot teva t
down. strike
u % hcunty
the IA the fact that thaarh
~ @n' r OF two r feet and th wrk has
f Sc l Dire fee IN ndpo :
poduhve
h
wna few mdast tn ofb
0feta will
OF y will be commenced
Eastern m the tans.
udhmkme
Hn within
when eIth daneh
! !" rTsT" to the % m the before ii nra+
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

care to risk court investigation ON
other land claimed by it,
At the time of the filing Of the test
suit at Carson notices Of trespass were
sent to r. V. LeGrand and j H. Miller
ordering them to cease all operations
upon the ground in dispute and alleging
eespass. Failure to observe the de
MAIDS embodied in the notice would re-
suit IN an injunction being asked for
restraining all owners Of land and lea,
ers upon the ground clsined by the
company fNom operation pending the
decision Of tNe Endersen suit.
Reports have aanated recently frsG,.
r;.w ,h.gton heas,urters e. f..r.ea !.
1.a.an, she suit o II ,p3ssess ths.1ll,;
pres present a,',,a paSr Of Ley isoy nio5.bis
band IN the sisifggf iSgft ths sost = sideptly
hs;na , Ans with ~ asds Great
ing al impression siS g entire dis,
triet i affected BY disguised lasa
and 10 discourage she investmsnt OF
capital pendiag The ssttlen<nt Of the
suite, The.sreport il nanifestly error
eaassss the aetasl land being sued for
hy me South IN Development company
n yell out Of the rich ore pradnei-e
zofe.
The lands upon which the Southern
Development company holds the timber
snd water rights in this district are a
part of twenty thousand acre grant
which was purchased through its agents
after the passage of an act by the leg
islature of the state of Nevada accept
ing two million acres of land from the
federal government. This was subse-
quent to the act OF congress Of June
is, 1880, granting the state Of Nevads
the land and the right to select the
same. The entire grant was selected by
the state on March 3, 1878 and was ap
proved by the commissioner of the gen
eral land Office at Washington as being
non mineral land.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

will of the Tonopah Godfeld railroad be
built; Tonopah, Nina, Milers, OF Godfeld?
her people after the proposition
along with shops general the
with train 250 there
abouts and monthly payroll 100000 per
Whenit is general
Goldfed railroad with little effort, it
knowledge prevailing the
with the further fact that
people advised that the shops
in Thursday
meeting trying by popular to
persuade seeking elsewhere
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

There is a splendid chance that the
Bed Top Extension lease on the Bull
bog Fraction, between the Red Top
ind Clermont, will soon be in the ship
ping list. A drift is being driven to
|he southwest on the 475-foot level with
'he expectation of catching at least a
PORTION of the Red Top-Lucky Boy ore
Ihoot, which is making a phenomina.
'hoving in the Consolidated property
md the trend of which seems to as
Me it being found in the Bull Dog
'netion. The drift is now developing
strong and good looking ledge, which
present carries small values, but
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

The work of Strengthening and tim
herring the Nancy Donaldson shaft has
been still in progress this week but the
men will be working in new ground
next week.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
RED TOP EXTENSION LEASE
is GETTING CLOSE TO ORE

there are good indications that the ore
may be encountered in the near future.
There is still 14O feet of ground to 20
through on this level before reaching
the sidelines, and the ground is fraught
with great possibilities.
A raise is being put up to connect
with some of the workings of the old
Macmillan lease, which will greatly i'm
prove the ventilation of the Red Toy
Extension lease. Superintendent Me-
Glynn, who was until recently foreman
at the Clermont shaft, is confident that
the work now being done will soon get
the ore. Three drifts are employed on
the lease.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
FLORENCE MILL READY
FOR THE NEW MACHINERY

secured for display at the Mining con
gress, and it can safely be said that
the Florence will not be behind any
other properties in the display it will
make.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

ders OF the Godfeld Consolidated COMPANY th,nch
~ % ontea states wil today receive checks dividend Ma
at 81 cents 1909 and as, a.
stmeht OF the company operations qat
ing June 80 1909 The statement H. Howe sss,
of fne
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02

The next case to be tried is that
of Lucien D'Arvella, who was indicted
with his supposed wife. on charges OF
importing French girls to this coun-
try In violation of the immigration
laws.
Marie Peuroy. nineteen years old.
was the chief witness for the gov
ernment, When fourteen years old,
she said, she was met on the streets of
Paris by Jules Dufour, who later In
troduced her to Louis Paynt, now IN
the government prison at Atlanta, Ga.
Paynt induced her to come to America.
and brought her to Chicago. where.
she said, she was taken in charge by
Lair, who had come from San Fran
cisco. Informing the immigration Of
flcers, she was rescued. This started
q campaign by the federal authori-
ties to break UP the white slave"
syndicate. Jules Dufour, who met the
girl in Paris. Is a brother OF Alphonse
Dufour. The latter and his wife for
feited heavy bonds following their
Indictment for bringing girls to Chi
cago, and fed to France. where. 1t is
said. they were convicted on similar
charges
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
ASSEMBLY MORE
TURBULENT THAN EVER

Indianapolis. Feb. 1.-The cause of
the antl-Lewis faction In the United
Mine Workers convention has been
lost John Walker of Illinois, who op-
posed President Lewis for reelection.
announced tonight that he would not
contest Lewis, The convention has
been packed against me, he said.
President Lewis majority will be
10000.
Mt Walker learned tho sentiment,
when by vote of 1,627 to 1,054 he
was refused an extension Of time to
speak against the committee report
approving the course of President
Lewis and executive board IN sus-
pending President Van Horne. and
other officials of district No. Il. In
diana. for having dlsobeyed the man,
date of the national officers. os -. +
1t viii be necessary to elect a vice
president and a secretary-treasurer
during the session, as during the cleo
tion no candidate received a majority.
indianapolis, Feb. 1.-The fortunes
of war were with the administration
party when the third week OF the con-
vention Of the United Mine Workers
OF America opened today. The assem-
bly, was more turbulent even than 1t
had been. but there was manifested
among the delegates a determination
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
FUNDS FOR CADETS
STRICKEN FROM BILL

Washington, Feb. 1.-Unless the
senate comes to their rescue the West
Point cadets will not be able to attend
tine Inauguration on the fourth OF
March at the expense of the govern
plent BY a point of order, an itom
providing funds Tor the cadets trip
to Washington was stricken from the
military appropriation bill.
Another item was the appropriation
for the construction OF an asylum for
refugees in time of war, and another
for store house on Corregidor island
in Manila bay.
Under suspension. the house passed
the Payne bill prohibiting the impor-
tation of opium, but refused to pass
the senate bill 70 pension federal
judges. The Bennett bill for the ex-
portation of aliens convicted OF fel-
ony, WAS denied passage.
A limitation was placed upon the
scope OF the Olmstead special COM
mittee to investigate appropriations
for and the work OF the secret service
of the various departments.
The house adjourned at 5:2S p. m.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
HAS RICH 7 7 0
D|SP AY
NAME
Against Cigarette
Manufacturer Dissolved
by U. S. Court

San Francisco, Feb. Holding that
a manufacturer has the right to dis
play his own name upon the articles
he produces without being compelled
to qualify the use of the name in any
way, even should 1t be similar to that
OF some other manufacturer OF the
same class of articles the United
States circuit court of appeals dis
solved today the injunction granted
by Federal Judge Van Fleet restrain
ing NJ. Anargyros an Oakland cigar
otte manufacturer. from using his
name on box labels unless followed by
words showing that the enclosed cigar
ettes were not manufactured by the
American Tobacco company.
The injunction was granted on the
petition of the American Tobacco COM
pany some time ago, 1t being stated
in the petition that Anargyros. by
placing his name on his cigarettes.
made it appear that they were a we'll
known brand put out by the company
The company's cigarettes were manu-
fuctured originally by S. Anargyros,
no relation of the Oakland dealer. who
Sblu pul " lHC pi5 loOdtSO SOutcln IL
In rendering It's decision the court
said that If misrepresentation were
actually being made in the case It
was by the American Tobacco COM
pany which, by continuing the use of
S. Anargyros' name on the boxes. gave
the impression that he was still man
ufacturing them, whereas they were
actually product of the corporation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
to proceed to business without further

to proceed to business without further
personal controversy
John Lawson and Peter Patterson,
of Canada, international boiard mem
bers, presented a resolution to Presi-
dent Van Horn of Indiana, either to
retract his Characterization of the in
ternational board as wooden" or with
draw from the convention.
Mr. Van Horn poured oil on the
troubled waters by explaining he had
meant the board was helpless within
the organizations constitution and
that he had not charged It's members
with lack Of intelligence or integrity.
On the question Of accepting the re-
port Of the committee approving the
action the president, and the interna-
tlonal board in suspending Van Horn
and his associates. 1t was obvious that
the yeas had 1t, but the anti-Lewis
faction demanded roll call and sue
ceeded In mastering theh so delegates
whose votes were necessary to make
the demand legal.
There was a storm OF disapproyal
and the charge was freely made that
there was an organized effort to I'M
pede the progress of the convention
John Walker of Illinois, attempted
to resume. where he had left of on
Saturday, his denunciation of the ac-
tion of President Lewis and the In
ternational executive board In sus-
pending the officers OF district No. IL.
Indiana, for having dlsobeyed their
mandates. A motion to extend the
time of debate in favor of Mr., Walker.
was lost amid cheers, and he had to
take his seat.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
MRS. STERLING MAKES
EMPHATIC DENIALS

Edinburg, Feb. Interest In the
Sterling cross suits for divorce Was
revived today when Mrs. Sterling be-
gan her defense against her husbands
charges that she had misconducted
herself with Lord Northland.
Mrs. Sterling was Clara Elizabeth
Taylor. an American show girl, before
her marriage to John Alexander Ster-
ling. The accused wife several times
was overcome with tears, and her de-
malls Of the charges against her were
most emphatic She characterized
many OF the assertions of the hus-
bands lawyers as villainous lies, and
she replied to the allegation that she
had been seen kissing Lord Northland
on the stairs, b. saying that she was
not a housmaid She admitted that
she had been indiscreet and silly. but
she ayerred that there had been abb
solutely no improper relations between
herself and Lord Northland.
She accused Mrs. Atherton of in
trigue to throw her In company with
Lord Northland so she could monopo-
lie Mr.. Sterling to herself
Mrs. Sterling said. among other
things, that at the time Of her we'd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
HOUSE REPORTS
FAVORABLY ON BILL

Washington. Feb. by a vote of s
to z, the house committee on public
lands today decided TO report favora-
ably the resolution which grants to
the city and county of San Francisco.
the right to use theh Hetch Hetchy
and Lake valleys in the Yosemite Ma
tional Park for reservoir purposes.
Representative Mendell of Wyoming.
chairman of the committee, voted
against favorable report on the meas
ure. unless amended in various ways.
The others who opposed the resolution
In Its present form were Representa-
tiveS Volstead. Minnesota, Gronna. In
diana: Parsons. New York; Hamilton,
Iowa, Ferris, Oklahoma, and Craig,
Alabama. Those who voted for the
resolution We're Representatives
French. Idaho; Smith, California; Nc
Guire. Oklahoma; Pray, Montana;
Rowland. Nebraska Gaines, Tennes-
see; Robinson. Arkansas, and Ham
mond Minnesota.
Representatives Mondell and Par
sons will prepare minority reports op-
posing the adoption OF the resolution,
and the fight against the granting of
the water rights OF the two valley Will
be carried to the floor of the house.
1.-The resolution as 1t stands" said
Mr. Mondell after the vote had been
taken in the committee would enact
into statute a very loosely drawn
agreement between the municipal and
county authorities OF San Francisco,
and the secretary OF the interior. It
proposes to grant certain water rights
to the state OF California and divided
the water Of the Hetch Hetchy river,
as 1t provides that certain amount
must be left for Irrigation and water
supplies for certain other sections of
the state. II we enact such law, the
reclamation service will be asking us
to do the same thing for irrigation
purposes In other states, | don't see
how any representative from a state
having arid lands, could vote for the
resolution"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
RESOLU ton
AGAINST !.
'...:..: :. :. = .,JAPS. : =. !. 8. !.
introduced in Nevada Legis-
lature, Copy Will Be For
warded to Congress.

timidate legislation In California on
this subject, and, whereas, we view
with alarm this attempted cncroach-
ment OF the government on states
rights. therefore, be 1t
Resolved, that we, the people OF
the state OF Nevada. represented in
senate and assembly, do hereby rec
Commend TO the state OF California to
pay no attention whatever TO the ad-
monishing of the president in this par
ucular. but go ahead and enact such
stringent measures as will absolutely
stop forthwith the encroachment OF
Carson New. Feb. IA resolution
VAS introduced In the legislature here
today which it is believed Will be
passed 1t IS anti-Japanese in every
particular. After acknowledging the
fact that Japanese are acquiring lands
and properties In this and other states,
the resolution says:
"The president has seen fit to take
advantage of his high office to the ex-
tent of attempting 10 coerce and In
the Japanese and the further acQuir-
Ing OF foothold In this nation; and,
Whereas, we believe there Is no
danger OF war with the Japanese. as
advanced by those who oppose our
views. but we believe that, IL we must
have war with the Japanese empire
sooner or later, now Is a better time
to lay down terms to that empire and
teach those arrogant people that the
american rights can not be encroached
upon and they can not now, never Will,
be allowed or given an opportunity
To acquire foothold 10 this country,
" assimilate with our race, and We
further censure Theodore Roosevelt,
the president OF the United States.
for his uncalled for interference in
attempting to deprive the citizens OF
the great commonwealth of California.
by threats and coercion, from exer-
cising their lawful rights OF protect
ing themselves from the Japanese
hordes, and, be 1t further
Resolved, that copy Of this res
olution be forwarded to our represen-
tatives in congress. urging them to
use their influence In ,enacting an ex-
clusion act against the Japanese and
Chinese, which will perpetually ex-
clude them from coming into this
country"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
CONFE.RENCE {
OPENS IN
SOUTH
Governor of Alabama Be.
lieves South Will Be Pro-
hibitiOn Territory.

birmingham, Ala. Feb. 1.-The
Southern AntiSaloon league confer
ence opened here tonight. The ad-
dress OF welcome was deliverd by
Govrnor B. B. Conner, who said:
Il hasten TO give credit to the man
who did more than any other for the
cause in the south, the lamented, the
NOBLE, the true, the brave E. w. Car
mack. They killed him to get rid OF
him. but they forgot that out of mar
tyrs Is the seed of the church.
THE whole south Will be prohlbi-
ton territory within five years. and
the entire union within twenty-five
years. 1t will not be many years
when we would as soon think of re-
turning to slavery as to the open sa-
loon"
Former Governor Cunningham said
prohibition is the greatest issue in
Tie nation today-greater than tariffs,
trusts, railroad regulations. or any
Of the other questions confronting the
people for solution.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02

ding, Mr.. Sterling gave her 5000,
Nut at the end Of 1907, her husband
as In financial difficulties and she
lnded him the entire amount back.
she now had nothing.
This case throughout has been not
able, even among divorce cases, for Its
extreme outspokenness. but the wom-
en- from the audience have sat through
the hearings without wincing. Today.
however, the questions were so In
timately delicate that counsel would
not proceed until every woman had
been cleared out of court.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
ST. LOUIS REACHES
PORT DISABLED.

81 New York Feb. l.-With the lower
part of her rudder broken off by heavy
seas which she encountered In mid
ocean, the liner ST Louis reached port
today, having been steered by her
twin screw since the accident. The
two lower sections of the rudder were
carried away by q heavy sea during
a southwesterly gale ON Thursday at
p. 10. The speed was reduced to
thirteen knots an hour during the re-
mainder Of the gale mad until the
rough sea subsidized. Then 1t was
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
WAR CLOUD Is DISPUTED
IN SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 1.-The Toxic
Bulgarian deadlock over the amount
of money TO be paid Turkey by Bull
garia because Of the Bulgarian dec
laration OF independence Is practically
broken. and the war cloud in south
eastern Europe has been dissipated
by the acceptance of plan proposed
by Russia which reconciles, in a novel
manner, the Turkish claim OF $4,000
600 and the Bulgarian offer OF $751;
100. 600.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
Be All I IF Ill
GIRL LURED
TO j. 5.
Henry Lair Sentenced to
Serve Two Years and
Pay Fine.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-The story of a
beautiful girl lured to the United
States from Paris resulted in the con-
viction of Henry Lair charged by the
government with being promoter OF
the so-called white slave" traffic in
this country.
Lair was sentenced by Judge Lands
to serve two years In the government
prtson at Leavenworth Kan. and TO
pay a fine Of $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02

Colds contracted at this season of
the year are quickly relieved with
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It's lax
ative quality rids the system of the
cold. Pleasant to take. Best for chill
dren for coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough. Sold at Geo. F. Caves
and Depot Drug Stores. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
REFUSED TO ADVANCE DOCKET

Washington, Feb. 1.-The supreme
court today again refused to advance
on the docket the case involving the
validity of the Oklahoma bank guar
snty law The case can not be
reached In order for more than year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
5000 MEN WILL BE
PUT TO WORK SOON.

Pittsurg, Feb. 1.-Employment l. or
5000 idle men will be provided within
the next two weeks by the Pressed
Steel Car company at its works near
Pittsburg and by the Standard Steel
Car company at It's works at Butler.
Pa, near here. Both plants have been
practically idle a year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02

found that the remaining portion OF
the rudder could be used In smooth
water. The St. Louis came up t.
harbor under her own steam about
o'clock p. M. towing two tugs which
tcted as ruddcrS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-02
BOY ADMITS
Gull T IN
NOTE :. 8
Pinned to Dress of Girl
Whom lie Believed lie
Had Killed.

st. Louis, Feb. 1.-Bertha Ludwig.
eighteen years old. was found uncon-
scjcus in the street near her home
tcoight and taken to hospital, whore
she was revived On her dress was
pinned note which read;
Dear SirA have killed your
daughter. l am the boy who drugged
hor in your hcme, You VIII find me
at the foot e Cherokee street
CAL NJ
Miss Ludwig said she was seized
by boy whom she had seen at par.
TICS but she did not know his name
The youth. she said, put a handker-
clief to hor face and soon she lost
consciousness
The Mississippi river Is at the foot
Of Cherokee street.