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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-31
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crmiiolih %Qcnrbcitct, mo tonn Gin
Slcicn=GrioIg niht Ol9blcibcn, lucnn
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Gcdmmg mud)t, Gin rcd)t ottrutti.
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plobc lodcli. Tic 6oir crrciht ON
Gtcitog ibr G1oc. Sir nlorAcn lit
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Sobn $. &ig9in9 BON Hodpile; 0i-
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liclb, Senrn $. @riiiith, @iIt Blair,
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Sic SCENT 6oir.
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lid gcIegcncn GoIhcitcr-9 cnd nintmt
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clnel toloiinlcn NciudL llto o%iiritc
sic oSolheitcr Compiler, So" &c
3urngcn icin, mebrcrc Grtro.9 Cant
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llcbri1cn bot 0ic genomttc Compiler.
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Nitito0t," lueldlc am lcBtcn Conner
itag ltottion0, mllr0e bCihloiicn, Die
.Simollium. 6oir am s. nahltcn Nto.
ndtS per Spc5ioliug 5u beiuhen. 2(ui
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otSoirr@ rmoo" miro Nrof. ". $.
G'dinion's MiIitGr,anpellc con5crti.
rcit. dc arrangements iiir oicic &C,
mcinidnftIidIc Su6rtl Der &uuflcutc
t~rcilen Die $50. @0mnro !. Mecbon,
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StroBc; 6crmnn $. @cttcmiiQcr, On.
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6cbrinN, iin., 9ir. 100, ro.W op-
Strobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-31


9nItimorcr umiliiren lid gut. -
4rci5fcgcIn unO @ommera.
Cepe5idiOspefbe ocs .0cutfden gOrrcfpon
ocn!cH."D
8biIo0CIpbing 80. 9lubitit. -
Gic Qcfcaotcn oca tedntiidtil @crcina
bon Baltimore 81 SEM bier togenocn
2chnitcr- Gag oniiiiircu lid gut. sc.
itcrn muroc per &ieripdpner eiu Nus,
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ouitoltct, mo olles Scbeusmertbe in
Nugenldein getommeu mtr0c. 9tnd,
Grciltitnoiaer 6obrt muroc Cam i'm
sWtotbcim GridcisG aH6" IN @crntan,
toiun 9eipciit, nornitf elf HreiSfclcIn
fir Serren mo Iomen itottiuuo.
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lung. PIN 2lbcnO mllroc Damn cin
GommCrS 9cboltcn III Scr n<ugcu
Rdnnerdor .0oIlc," Ger Ocn 300
SbeiInebmcrn mobl nod Ionge Belt
IN angenebmcr Grimcrmng ucrblci.
Ben miro.
Plus Den &crbul0luugen, 9cridten
Ser 9eamten, Gelegotcn un0 Goni.
ten 6eS %. Gefnifer- Cages, nit
ipelfem gIcid5eitig 6oS iilbcruc Slt.
bil1tm 6e8 n0elltih Nhmerifoniihcn
Sednifer'@erclns" geieicrt miro, lit
81 entnebmen, Dab Der y0eutid.I nle.
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mes bliibenoen 3uitonbeS erireut, mo
CAB feline Mitglieoer5obt o1i 63t &c.
itiegen lit, pelde Iih in folgcnocr
@eiie ouf Sic oft 9~ofuluercinc per.
t6eilen: Baltimore Sc, 9rooflun 50,
Chicago 45, 9fetporf 56, Nc .0orf
81, philadelphia 1874, 9ittSburg t61,
8aibington 81.
Retuorf, Der ugobp. &ercin" 6cS
&crbanbeS, 1pie ibn elmer ser geitris
ger GommerS0i6ter aetolft bot.
puroe einitimmig sum nGbitcn @or..
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left INSTRUMENTATION oes nGdIt.
i1brigen Gednifer.8 Cages fniipfenO.
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ma, Delf)eS Srn. 3permonn bon
Baltimore glnlaB COB, Ietn 9eoouern
hariiber ouS5uipre6en, ooB Der Sedl.
nifertag BON 4bilubeIpbia, melder in
ieber Stniitt 10 groBartig uno CLAN
5cno nrrongift lei, in 8e3lg ailf Sc
t%beiItgung bon o~itsipQrtS 81 miinideu
iibrig loiie, Cine I%ureguna bc3iia-
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reip. GeGtraliiiruug oes 8erbanoes
0urd Sdaffung eines itGn0igcn @or-
orts, pilroe nad) eingebenoer 0cbotte
robin erleOiat, Oob man bei6loB c5
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res inbrliden @e6ielS oes 8ororts
gu beIoien. Nahoem Sr. Saul SO.
pei bon Relp. Dorf, Der Reoofteur oeS
TerbonoSsS rgons Ser .8edroIo.
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oes gegeben, erolgte 8ertoglu1g oeS
%. Sed1nifer.E cages oc8 ,Gcutid.
amerifoniihen 9ednifcr . 9erbon.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-31

GOmeop Sour" mo cine Serie le-
bcll0er 9ilocr gcitclt Don if0nen
jungen 9omer. Ger &oruuri zines
icocn Ser ein5elncu @ilocr miro BON
elmer Game ocnau. crfldrt.
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Sht aSoai0ouitr. C6cottr" ~gelon8t
in Oieier ISOLDE cin M~eIopromo sur
@~ufiiIDrunq, Oo3 clue 9iooit0t iiir
Baltimore bcccutct, u6ey in mcbrcrclt
onncran l@robitGOten pes &onOea be-
rcits in ie6r crioI0rcider @ciic icine
6cucrprobe %beitonOen bot. oSbc
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iein 8itel. 81 Ter SdouploB Der
SanShntg lit nod Dem goIOcncn @c
itcn 'berIe9t in hCn pittorcSfen &odp
Mountoit- 0iitrift BON Colorado. Snt
&oroergrunOc Nca GramoS Itcbt 90
ro @oplan0, Nie (itclbclDin mcld)e
Der I2itcnoc @eiit elmer Rdltbcrbonoc
lit, Der i6r &otcr ais Nnfitbrer Dor.
&C.,
itebt. Ger Sebterc lit cin I'M @runOc
lr'llc2 Nef5eN@ otooVt, eolct @'V''lu,
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Die Nttroftion, nit lucld)er III Nieier
@ohc Nos o9}cuc MonumentoI- Ebco-
ter" oicicr bcionocr@ Del Ser 9oltimo.
rcr @crrcnmclt 10 bcIicbte @tuientcm.
pei leincn 3oDNoicn 6rcn1oen unO
@6nnern ouflportct. Cine mlliifoIi.
Ifc &onloOic nit Dem Gitel D&n
Wtcrtfo" 1clol19t sur GorItellinN EN-
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ter" mar qcItcrn Suiionbcainn. 8oll.
Oepiac4N fte, oQereritcr Sluiie lrno ori.
oincQe b~clueolide 9il0er QelonqcH
sur 8urfiibrma. sir 0ie @r6if-
llltng5sgSodc bet Die Gtrcttion Gin
Y~to9rolllil Snlolllleil6ltlIellell ner-
lIaIloeH; ouS oHr0 Neld)ooll'9telt H.
Auot'lol lelnet 2orolelll'l9el l'o't'
ta'Ut' Nll Ger SplPe o%e0eloell ''eDerl
Slopo ul!o ~Np'lepoule III ,e'llet LIZ
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ptl" pe'ppr5pprpeIt' ~ro9 lil'o Sg'i['
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you, JIG onll'i'lp'Ae @el ol'0S,So'l'
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g'ollo0 l'ho Sonller!lo9 lll''ef Gil
gNp(Qlpl Ill 0Cllt UQrtptpHNr00rQllnl
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Wcrdants C Winers Srausport. So,

Nratbt anb 9afcgisre.
Tndl Bottom sub beHs Citeu.
Sorntnl. Sienitua uno 5reitda, 8 ubr ghenos.
= Radi grpuiheuee nno DEM Often.
Sonniaa, Mittiro6 uHo Srcitae, 9 llbr abeuoS.
: Rad Heppurt GeipS.
TdgIth, nIseenorImeft Sonneritdg II. EamItaa,
6 1ihr gbenoS. 7
= Sra1. nnecuommeu tielid biz 8 llbr SAD m.
tlr b~enfeIbeH Iag inbrenbe Hanpter.
Gafl sapaunab nno Sadienyias,.
MoHtne, Mitttuo6 uno Sreiiag, = ll9r Nhenbs.
.. 81. Mcyiein, Gaent. Bier 8. sSub 9 .sSab,S Ctr.
Saupt.9Ireau; Gernlans uno 1igbtsStr. !
(ff3. 1&Gr) "a Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-31

reif 5liin tSebranb in Der Gdtsbeu' uno wd.
Neierbi.nnt bon Mdum in shIafs ooer Bar.
IorsgSaeeons, gpetIeraten etc. tue-een l9Meh
b~efuret Der 5eIepbon tn allen fuIeeiloen stust
g.. al. BduI 1924, ooer Wao. gcirtInnb 1901:
GSf. WohaIsSiaticn !. & g. ut. gerncI 912S;
Gamoer.s tn'ton SnfoI uiafioiissghreau, @. q g.,
ct. NauI SAC, cher DID,. @ourflanb 2726, unS
Rr. 1895, 6lh,8roabuan.
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lEA1LIrIEI]ggg&QInU
A-W !.
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SAphSb0uHt nJtut Sihtus Hhf pN GtuHpN ouH
Der @lmoelt,S tniion nab Naihiustpu an
Bo6eniaeen zoo gSorm. Biz 500 gbefhS.
Grfibere Abt1brt bon Der Wlt. Disqualification.
Sirefte gerbineanp in Der neueu tiaiuns
Station Sa saiaiuatpa NIT aueH iasiiA sehes<
ben 2tuteu,
.e.05, "s.f5' 47.tS. .9.ttS5. 1856, $3.50, fIo.so..
t11.63, S1t,55 Sornt.. 3t2.t6, tt2.5S, tt.R5,
t2.48, 1850, t4.16. T4.5b. t6.55 so6m., 5000.
Berlnfen gainoers G%tation: 1900, '6.15, .t8.2O,
100, t7.20, 800, 1920. 1900. 1000, t1t.0l
gerln, 1900 ti2,o2 *t220 f1.00. s1;0h.
stanll,. 1890, *6.f8, 1920. 100, 1900, 1910
(4initeb). 1000, +10.a5. *I1.05, *1t.32 dbbs.
5reeerid. Gnmoen'Siation, t7;S5 nnb ss.16
Borm., f1.25, 1850. ino 1920 ,ssa6nt.
pnstys.opn, Wlt. 8opaIsStatipt, t7.45 Born,
1880 Gn6m. gortner.S tattcn, f7.86. 1904
Boru., 1850. 400 gadtI.
giuhal 8lne 2inr
Hads pbilabtpb ia nnb Netvsgpvt.
Rener terminus on let 9teilirbatnnf5tgfeu
strase; Setp'0prt, beGuert mad 6oteIS uns
Ihe1teru- aLi 2
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9otionolsB anfen.

ridsStraBe.
9otionol. Banfen.
,,sbe Oh sp,un N%g'utipnul sant,," Sob nno
SsTrs 3 t'I 5Reoue, Ss% sSsSi1reT.
,8neite a%atfOnaf. 8ani," 432 shb'8roabDdp.
U: =. Ma9ner. @aitrer. n..,cu,o,.e,
,YPcfter1 Hati1nal Sdut," ID goro'ShlaIpfSIt
warmers alS Wisrbauts sntiOual SanI."
Soutb' uno 2ombarosStraBe
StaatS.8 anfen.
,Ssutide gani upH Baltimore" Baltimore
uno SouiodpsS trdbe. Iugult Beber, Bralt'
bent; Z. s. Si9t, Shaemettier.
5pac-9nnfcn.
,9sutiMe eparbanf BON galtimure,~ gutatu'
uno Baltimore, Strabe.
ct. SaneS Sparbauf," Baltimore SfraBe uno
guitom Souie'Aoenue,
Srult-G
rWlnrnlnnb 5rut Co.," Noropedsgde GaIeett'
uno 8ermansStr1be. g.. Q. Zimmerman,
CRATE SadItISseHtij oS S / s NAN SsRt ss$$Ssmsi ItsT:
san Sfiuner, SiiItssStiretdr.
baltimore Sruit & Guarantee Co.," eauitable
8uiloiHg. ~
40oofoten.
QarG n. M. Sdbuls, 1870 Cato guileite.
8ultaouS aDrb, 26f-269 gaIbert 8uilbine.
2anonirtbifaftli6e @er6ibe unb
SGmereier.
Griffith G. Turner Co., 205 9toros8Gen'Sirabe.
Warmor. ltuo @rantt.Werfe
g. 9itadrtuer & ebbne, 714-7tS ageTt'gdItt'
m~oresStraBe. T
Blumbina, Furnaces, Hunaes rn0
Sefcn, Sa66cden 1t1to Simmer.
Bennett Bros, 523 Gorb'Sreuiont.spcmue.
4upferf6micSe ltlto Blumbers.
SobH Shbert, 17t4 9bamesss trabe. 8. q ..
1eIepbon: gSoIte 1909.
5elter.G eriiherlmgen.
"Nusal Sninrnues So, of 9iuerpuul," Senrp
M. 8arfieIo. Reiibent.W lanager, 1Ot-102
Chamber OF Commerce Nniloing.
,,9ernnnia 5euer 0crifcruugs . @eienfhnFt,r
Baltimore nno NortbsStrabe.
@igentbums 4gcnten uno SAMPLER.
gierrs 6. SasnH & saephep, 10 Off,aerinatOns
Strnbe.
Sufifmie6. 3ubebor.
G.. etutt guaue 60, 362-864 NprbsSab'etr.
9oblen mo Sol3.
peurp O. Bon retns, $50 goIumbIasaosnue.
Bfanoleib. @eidGfte.
veonioltbatsb suau Co.," 1 gtoro'S ab'Strabe.
8ianos tno Sr9eln.
Ghas. M. etteff, 9 Norb.9ibertbsS traBe.
Wni. anabe & 81, 8arf.gloc. uH6 Sabet.es@tr
Tapier mo Eopier.G Often.
smith, 5itun 60, 105-1C7 Sanopcr.Strasc.
g~lcdplotten Wetal, etc.
2hpu, GpntIin & So. 0ncorportrtJ, 1919
8GIocritons9trabe.
9eteftio. Glgentur.
Rational E.tsetipe eeruice. 8. M. Pafb, @e.
f1dftsfibrer, III 632, 3ap,9btISiue, BcIiis
more, no Ibonc Ct. Banl 5000,
yanttriun Ssteetiee asenen." Charles ao3I'
baltimore. Wio. 8bore: 6. e. q. 81. Raul
2027; g8ubnure: 6. & Y. Noife 123O-E.
Geunbdner d Ghmiot, g1hfoIeer bon Smith,
sSeft g. 2hons. SOB 9nIocrt guiIotng.
2eihenbeItntter.
saaeer & ebbne, 17eG-t710 ganton-stbenue
9ni. 9ppf, gtprtbs uuo sNbe.ue.
Srie0boie. +
renubun gart Gemetsrs," @ireau: 81 @eit.
Sarntoaa'Strnbe.
Wcrdants C Miners Srausport. So.
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Gei9dftss&
Bidder, Gonoitor. ltn6 Sotel.
8cOariS.I rtifeI.
The Wpers & Stds Co.. 1o4 Siio'Sorparo'St'

3eitungcn, 3eitid)riiten, etc.
she gnltfmure scms Co." 9ao'0 abercroH'
bic, 8ei6dtisflbrer, 31s Selt'1e uHan'Sir.
8au WaterialiGn, Sburen Senlter'
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
sames q. Gutter d 60, 115-117 GlosGreOe'
ridsStrabe.
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GGciapcafc stcamI6ip Gpmpanu.

Sbclapcafc StcNmIbip Company.
Shelapcate.2tuie:
0ir. Rprfpl, SIo HUiut Comfort It. BEN ehbeu
ldglld, nusgeII. Sotntug, UNI $50 Nben6s.
Wurf Ntner 2inie:
BAD BORT Giuer.2anbnnaen, @eF.puint uth
Nidltnpnb
SteHitng, Sonneritag unh Samftaa mn
3 ttbr Iben0S.
YiletsSiirenur:
119, 127 nno 217 Eft.Yaltimure 9trnbe,
uto BOG Huros Charles. strabc.
pallptnilrc1nL Gigbt' mo QecsStr., Baltimore.
CSlIi1 .t3)
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SambnrgsNmertt

9UppclidJrau6cn.
GEprcR' nnO EaHasicr SicnI.
Sambur9 : Imcrifa : 2inic,
41-45 Sruabiuag, &ciu-Yort.
Irtbnr ". Gobiua,
ant altru 3latc,
127 SftsSaltimprc.S Str.
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Sdluf Scs %, Scdnifcr-S Cages.

Ncporf oils ndditer 9orort olrScr-
ieben. - Nr. 3mcrmum BON Dol.
timore bcoouCrt 0ie aeringe pc.
tbciligltng uolI auSmdrta. - Die
9nItimorcr umiiiiren lid gut. -
@rGiSfcgcln mo Gommera.
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8ianos tno Or9eIn.
Ghos. M. etteff, 9 91orbs9ibertbsStrabe
I'm 3nabe & Co., 9arfs9loc. uno Sdbet.es@t
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9lcdplotten, WfetalI, etc.
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-03
N EVADA EAGLES BEGINS TO
SINK A 5OO-FOOT SHAFT

Especially is this the case where the
ore has leeched leaving the iron con.
tent. The vein is big and strong ano
full of quartz.
The Nevada Eagles is thoroughly
equipped for deep exploratory work
There is all the machinery necessary
for a 500-foot lift, including hoist, com
pressor and air drills, with all the con
veniences in the way of buildings, etc.,
comprising a complete mining plant. Mr..
Houlahan is regarded as one of the
most competent mine operators in the
district and it is one of the encouraging
phases of the present situation that he
is about to make a mine in the western
end of the district, which has lately
been somewhat neglected by mine max
ers whose attention has been centered
on the heavy producing section. the
western part of the district has long
been well regarded by the best mining
men, but they have found it easier to
raise money on inside property, hence
their efforts have been diverted from
this promising section.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-03

Encouraged by the excellent results
obtained from extensively prospecting
the ground of the Nevada Eagles, west
of Goldfeld, the general manager CT
the company, }. ii. Houlahan has com
menced to put down a deep working
shaft, with the full confidence that 4
mine is awaiting the expenditure. The
shaft will be put down to the 500-foot
point without interruption in time or
effort.
For several years Manager Houlahan
aas peer industriously prospecting the
Nevada Eagles ground. He has a
shaft 250 feet deep with a Wine 80
feet deeper. Levels were run from the
$50, $50 and 300-foot points. The pros
pect shaft was not sunk on the ledge
and the ledge had to be reached by
crosscut. There is ore in every part of
the mine, running in gold and silver
and in places very rich punches occur.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-03
DEVELOPMENT INCREASES
CHAMPION STOPE" VALUES

Continued development OF tine immense ore body in the Hampton
= stope in the Combination No. 1 claim If the Consolidated estate gives I
= additional proof that the estimate Of s2ooooOoo between surface and Z
. the $50 levei, as given by The News last week. is well within the cor
= rect figures The mits o. the ore have lot yet been reached, and Z
= there is plenty or for additional surprises tefore its full extent I
. has been determined. 4
= No effort is being made o crowd production from this great bonan- 4
= "a, because such a policy would soo have the Consolidated and Com Z
= bnaton mills buried with ore that they were unable to handle. These
, mills IRE both nw being u practically 10 their fullest capacity, but Z
, thu stope aone could, with crowding, almost supply the big mill Z
. with all the pre- it a handle. 4
= The high grade oxidzed streak through the enter of the big ore Z
' body holds up to its best, varying from four to seven feetin width, I
= and the values keeping up to better than 10 ouncesg gold per ton, OIL Z
> the entire production o. thu streak. A great deal of it goes % so Z
, ounces and better, and there are quantities OF extremely high grade, Z
: running 10 to ~ ounces gold per tor that is stored in the high grade =
= day and night. Z
= Even after a second inspection of this great treasure IN the Z
= Hampton stope, with a week to think it vel in after the first visit, a =
. person is still dumbfounded by its immensely. The mammoth oom on Z
, tn fourth fifth levels where the ore body has been opened to the I
y greatest extent, have rot diminished in their impresaveness, and are Z
= in fact, being extended in sMe. From forty to fifty feet square, there =
= is every evidence that the ore body is widening as it goes down, so Z
' that when it is fully opened o N the sixth level, 100 feet below the Z
= fifth, it may be found o greatly exceed what is already known IN the Z
= levels above. Z
= The average of $3.50 a tn for the entire production of this ore Z
, shoot up o a week ago is being fully maintained or exceeded, at the =
+ present time, so that there is no reason to anticipate any sudden fall Z
= ing of lin the net return Z
= Outside of the production of the Combination No. /, the Mohawk, =
= the Red Top, etc., there are indications that the Clermont shaft will Z
= so be IN important point Of production, for at the present time ore =
= bins of large capacity are being erected at the big galows frame, a =
= fact which a only mean N thng-that the Clermont shaft is to be Z
= put into the producing list within a short time. With the Boob. p =
= compressed air driven hoist tin operation, the shaft is 10 win good shape =
= to become a prominent source of output. Z
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-03
The X. X. Claim Of
TObin Brothers

Forming a shoulder on the south side
of Pioneer, or Tobin mountain, and be-
ing on the backbone which extends
between Pioneer mountain and the hill
covered by the Starlight claims OF the
Mayfiower Consolidated estate, is a
Jagged upheaval of brecciated rhyolite
which is covered by the X. Il. claim,
which is owned by VIM j. and Richard
Tobin of Pioneer. This property lies
south and west of the workings of the
Pioneer lease, only the width OF the
Gold Hills claim between the X. x. and
Bl-Metallic No. 3 claim, the X. X. be-
ing on part of the southwesterly slope
of the mountain. There are two parallel
ledge systems on this property, run
ming north and south, and in addition
they have a big east and west vein
which is in line with the east and west,
or cross, vein which is being worked IN
the Pioneer lease. Although they have
~NN VASASN bAS piiCC " ~ '
the owners have refused to sell, for they
recognize its possibilities.
Tex Richard of Goldfeld and his as
sociates have a lease in operation on
this claim, and are rushing develop
ment. A power hoist is already on the
ground, and the shaft down 40 feet,
all in low grade ore. just at present
the Tobins will do no work on TINS
claim themselves, but in the fall they
plan to start development on company
account. As low grade milling ore OK
lists In no less than five places on TINS
claim, at the surface, and it is traversea
not only by the main vein system, but
by a cross vein system, development
here offers fattering inducements. Inc
claim has been cut into leasing blocks
and all have been taken. Work on 81
the leases will be in progress within :
few days and the X. K. become one
of the busiest places in the camp.