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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
Mrs. Downard Entertains.

\ jolly crowd of young people
spent the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs j. 5. Downard last evening and
enjoyed a few games of whist \
dainty luncheon was served Misses
Segar, Nallie Sutherland. Lillian Nc.
and Mrs. Cecile Jones: Messrs. Ho-
mer Hinkie. Irvine. Cassidy. Don
Russell and Downing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful 1t is caused
by rheumatism of the muscles.
Quick relief is afforded by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by
Ardmore Drug Co.. Rufus Post and
all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
BIG STEAMSHIP FIGHT.
Rival Company at Work-lmproved
Service viii Result.

New York. Dec. l5.-With the sail
ing today of the royal mail packet
Orotava. formerly in the England
Australia service, on her maiden yoy.
age to bermuda, there was inaugu.
rated what promises to become the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Try can of fish chowdcr. Seal
shipt oysters with thee tang Of the
sea Fresh fish Phone 359. city
Fish Market. li-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
Negroes Arrested.

Charles Young and Van Moore, COZ.
ored, had difficulty in a joint on
East Main street this morning and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

make it and that means IL will be
well worth your patronage
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Several couples spent the evening
with Mr and Mrs. Joe ). Berkshire
on Saturday and enjoyed f"w
games Of whist. Mr. Berkshire was
home on weeks end visit from
Texas.
Several ur the Ardmore EIts a.d
their young lady fricpds wii attend
the New Year ball OF The Games.
vile Elks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

Ierr and Thcre.

Tomorrow afternoon the Bridge
Whist club plays with Mrs. r. b.
Williams
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

Extensive Operations in Improved Part Of District in
Progress With View to Proving Up New Area viii
be Of lnestimable Value to Camp Confidence
Being Restored AMONG Investors

of Of
Noonya the edmin Of
Of
in
o se
be
edandea ease IN term o
thee
low grade Ample finances have been arranged by the ea
extensive a is O.
develops the vctor adin the
To the O sets o on
in
of the is
andma
the Atantaan the D. etat
be increased
now be The nama ndsues quence :
On estate s
On is
with
sand to
from
in
depends
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
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sion of w. +. Gray, who will be the
general superintendent for the leasers.
Other Goldfeld associates will be B. =.
Thomas, as millman, and H. B. Ruhl,
secretary.
Five Years Lease.
This development on the Gold Bar
is of especial Importance to the camp,
as the lease is for the unusually long
time Of FIVE years, giving the leasers
opportunity to pay their own way for
deep development, which is their main
object all along They figure that they
can make the low grade ore on the
upper levela pay all the expenses of
operation, and something over this, and
that operations below the 5O0-foot level
will in all likelihood give them bonanza
returns.
On that part of the Consolidated
company estate that lies still to the
south of the Gold Bar no deep mining
has been done, and the now leasing
company, backed with ample funds,
proposes to prove up the southerly ex-
tension of the known great ore bodies
further to the north. If their theories
work out successfully, the known ore
area of the camp will be increased BY
one-third, and development Of present
dead" properties encouraged and
brought into being.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
ALL GROUND OF DAISY IS
REING WORKED BYLEASERS

of ore could not be worked at profit,
and after great deal of prospecting
had been done, the property was allow.
ed to lie idle, save for few spasmodic
leasing operations. Now, however, the
silicious ore from the property is in
such demand by the smelters that the
local ore purchasing companies are
quoting the producers SO per ton COM
bined treatment and shipping charge.
1t costs $3.50 per ton to haul the orc
to sampler, SO the ore is handled for
s1O.50 per ton. On $40 ore this leaves
a nice profit for the leasers, after de-
ducting mining expenses The Daisy
is pursuing liberal policy with leas-
ers as to royalties and mining restric
tiOnS
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

upon which is a shaft where some val
ues have been found. It is believed
that this shaft has cut continuation
of the ore body that hos been opened IN
the 36O-foot level of the Morrison lease.
Some ore has been shipped by MIR.
Morrison, and shipments will continue
TO some extent on ore taken out in de-
velopment work.
The Durgan lease, which is on the
block of ground penetrated by the old
Daisy shaft, is working two shifts of
men in the lower levels, and it is stat
ed that ore will soon be shipped here.
John Kennear, who is looking after
the interests of the Daisy company, has
taken q lease on the old Graham work
inps, and is steadily shipping some ore,
that runs from $40 to $50 per ton.
G. L. Millard, B. X. Jones and W.
n Ball are making lease on the
block of ground known as the Detch-
Brewer lease block, and are installing
an 18Th. D. hoist over the 3OO-foot shaft
on their property. The block OF ground
adjoins the old Daisy company WORK
ings, and the Morrison lease. A cross
cut is being driven from lateral vein
that has been opened on the l3O-foot
level to catch the vein opened in the
Morrison lease, and then both VEINS
w;,l be drifted ON until their junction
!. reached. With the Millard lease now
n active operation, every foot OF
.ronnd ON the Daisy estate is being
worked by leasers, and as soon as all
the leasers get in full swing, the old
Diamondfeld Daisy will be heavy
nrodueer. In the old days OF the camp
= vas known that there were great
ouantities Of $40 to $40 ore in this
property, but in those days TINS graoe
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

Pursuant to an application made by
the Florence Goldfield Mining company,
supported by an affidavit made by its
president and general manager, Thomas
G. Lockhart, Judge Stevens has cited
the management of the Goldfeld-F Flor
ence Extension Mining company, and
Nick Kosich, T. Kosich, Nick Lepetic,
Bert Idlof, Thomas Clark and II. l..
Griswald, the latter being lessees OF the
property Of the last named mining com
pany,to show cause why an order OF
survey of those premises should not is
sue on said application. December II
at 2 O'Clock has been fixed as the date
for the hearing.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

Gold6eld Daisy group is about the
busiest in the Goldfield district these
days, as every foot of the ground mas
been taken by leasers, and all the
leases are working with zest ana
vim accentuated by the fact that ship
ping ore is piling up all over the prop
erty. From five to ten big wagon ioads
Of ore are going off of Daisy hill every
day, and at this time it may be gwen
as very conservative estimate, tna1
something better than 25 tons OF $so
ore is being shipped from the hill per
day. And at that, operations on the
hill have not reached their stride.
Morrison Lease.
The Morrison lease, ON the westerly
block Of the Daisy, on the 56O-foot ievei
has recovered the rich sulphide VEN
that had been drifted on for some aus
tsnce, and was then lost by the In
trusion Of a fault plane. The big VEN
has been picked up 80 feet from where
it was lost. The vein will be proved
up on the $50 level, and then the op
orators will 60 down 100 feet fur'ne'
and crosscut to the ledge, thus ge'tlhs
long stopping back and being enaDlsO
to extract the ore at q good prom
Until the vein has been more 'noi
oughly prospected Mr.. Morrison ve.y
rightly refuses to give out figures = =
ita size, although visitors are we'coms
tc inspect for themselves. From 'n.e.
to i've feet Of 40 ore, is however ~na
it would seom that the Morrison 'ess'
has opened ON this level. Future ~, -
velopment work alone will gave go
knowledge Of the size Of the s'''As
The olRcers Of the Morrison iease -
-egotiating for . lease ON = O'oe, =
ground adjoining their leasing O'
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
CONS. MILL is
SHUT DOWN FOR PRESENT

The Mayhower Pioneer has closed down. Accord
ing to A. Eisen president up the present has
working up the full capacity OF its l5amp mill on
grade but the underground development work
has backward in the present condition
supply the mill with
President Eisen says large amount of money has been
spent of the mill and installation OF other
equipment and payments for these have all been personally
guaranteed by him.
The meeting Of the will be held on the
18th of this month and thought advisable close at this
time call attention of stockholders to the condtlon
of company and the necessity OF making provisions ior
future development work
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

ore. There will be no attempt to ex-
tract ore until the ore bodies have been
cut ON the 4O0-foot level, which will
give long stoping backs, and should the
two big veins exposed on the 800 con
tinue to the 400 at the same size, ex-
traction will be most economical.
TO Erect MIL.
The 50-ton milling plant to be erect
ed by the leasers will be at the Gold
Bar shaft, SO arranged that Eore will
be dumped directly from the cage into
the mill bins, thence by gravity feed
into the crusher, thence into the Den.
yer mill. and by gravity feed through
sinner, amalgamation yats and concen-
trating tables. The equipment of the
mill will be an Sx12 inch Denver
crusher, one five and half foot Den
yer mill, which is practically the lat
est model of grinding mill on the
Chilean order; one automatic ore feed
er, one Pierce amalgamator, three
Whitley tables and one Horn sinner.
The mill will be driven by electricity.
The capacity Of the mill is guaranteed
by the houses with whom machinery
contracts have been made to handle so
tons of ore per day, with the mill
crushing to so mesh.
Mill construction will begin shortly
after the first of the year, construction
to be by contract under the supervi-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
cREAsEY MAKES CHANGE.

Arthur Creasey, who has been master
mechanic for the Pittsburg Silver Peak
company, has resigned his position sna
will depart for C6ram, CAL, in few
days, to take good billet with the
Balayala mine. Mr.. Creasey is one of
the very best all-around machinists ir
the west, and his pleasant disposition
has won him many friends here who
regret his departure. Blair Press.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

The old c. O. D. company shaft on
the Gold Bar will be used as working
shaft by the leasers, and 30-h. p.
electric hoist will be put in operation
at once. There is three-drill COM
pressor in the engine house at present,
but this will be replaced with a six.
drill machine. The shaft is now 300
feet in depth, and will be at once
sunk to 500 feet. From the 400-foot
level crosscut will be run to tap the
two parallel mineralized ledges that
have been exposed and developed be
tween the 100 and 3OO-foot levels, and
after development worls 10 prove the
lodges at the 400, crosscuts will be
sent in the same direction to catch the
veins on the 500 level. Work in this
direction will be started on the 10Th
of December.
Ore on 800 Level.
On the 3OO-foot level Of the main
workings on the Gold Bar there is close
to 1000 feet of lateral workings, ex-
posing two lodges of sulphide and
exide ore, one ledge breaking ten feet
of So to $14 ore, and the other ledge
breaking 20 feet of ore that runs close
to So. In both Of these veins are
stringers that carry as high as 800
values, but they cannot be worked in
dependently, and merely serve As
q sweeteners for the whole break Of
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
HEAVY CAPITAL lists TO
WORK GOLD BAR CLAIM
Take Five Years Lease and Will Work Property on
Large Scale Will Build Mill and
Commence at Once

in
that of
OF O
a
the OF mll
in sight in this wells
operations All negotiations have been completed and the money laying readiness
for tn aions that to b cnmen OF 0
The heleseth has he
Careful of oreb
don the give of 0
the the will
Mountain is by Grey Is
fee
oo
noh rthan$ erton
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
IMMENSELY RICH ORE HIT
BY NATIONAL LEASERS

Sunday greatest strike the history OF National or
perhaps in the history world Radiator hill Ma
tiona group recently leased from L. Workman by
D. Dwyer and OConne accord
ing @ the Silver State.
Immediately upon securing commenced
Sunday Of 20 feet fouroot vein Of quartz was
the with twoinch streak OF
high grade that will go $4,000 the ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
EX. LEASE SAID TO
BE STEALING ORE

In the Lockhart affidavit it is avered
that the defendant lessees in posses
sion Of the Rustler No. 2 Lode Mining
company, the property Of the defend
ant corporation, have been and are, by
means of a drift or lateral workings
extending generally in northwesterly
direction from shaft ON the Rustler
No. 2, into the Red King Lode Mining
claim, the property of plaintiff, extract
ing and carrying away quantities of
mineral bearing ore Of great value from
the latter property,
Watson and Van Dyck are attorneys
for the petitioning company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
SILVER PEAK PAYS UP
AND ESCAPES SUIT

# In the Esmeralda county district
court this afternoon a compromise was
reached in the Silver Peak Mining
company bullion tax case, and the
criminal and civil indictments against
the company dismissed, after the Off
cials of the defendant company had
paid $500 and costs into the county
treasury.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
ROUND MOUNTAIN HAS
BIG MONTHLY OUTPUT

been
of
the bullion $l3 making
mill Mountain
Of Novmb
the greaH
il
Oton o added bkedou the
of
directors
aockho o December 10Th
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

lo0-fo level. They have quite 'ot
of ore in sight that will little more
than pay expenses, and with the re-
turns from this ore they propose to oper
ate at greater depth, in an effort to pick
ND some Of the rich but irregular ore
bodies that were "lost" during the
early operations on the st. Ives.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
FoRD-M'KAY LEASE
ON ST. IVES SHIPS

The Ford Mckay lease on the St.
Ives il preparing another shipment,
that will be sent to one Of the local
reduction companies in few days. The
leasers are operating from the old St.
Ives shaft, taking out their ore on the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15
THE CRESSET
NORWOOD Nc
Lsv. L. y. Bnrvstt, Editor.

PuBLIsHEk's
NC. Garrett and N. ". Bower
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15
PAGE Or INQUIRY
o. ESTION FOR MINISTER'S
Question No de

Christ com mand,d hls disc.p.os
to bapt ~ III tn, name Of the F.
ther and Of the Son aud 81 the
Holy Ghosl. Matt. os-l0 An
after the disciples r,ciev"d the
Holy Ghost Peter said unto them
repent and be bap,ized in the
name Of Jesus Christ for the re-
misslon II sIIs. Acta 2-3S Aian in
h;ts 49, They were baptiz d
10 tho lam" of the Lord Jesus and
rot III The nam" OF the Father and
OF the Son and ut tn" Holy Ghost.
Why did th"y dl-obey this CON
mand and teach mon. So cone
Oh with your aussnr- Preachers
IS. q Merritt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15
t!l ESTlON. no. .
March o3rd 1909
Emhr"e Mo

T.TTTIIT"' NO,
Dear Editor, If YOU wi. allow
me spac" IN your good Old paper.
md also cXru.n mo. | viii ask
the readers Of ibs CKISSrT ;ur
some oneto tell me, Who ~ ,hl.
Queen that ia gong - i.r mp IL
the judgement with this g"uoIa.
ton and shall con BENIN ~
May cd help every CRnssET
Reader to ask and arsw r ques
tlons in harmony with each Other
10 the cdifying o: our sous.
John :; Barr.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15

ct ES1lD!S No. ,.

OF ES1lD!S No. ;.
Pierce cas- No.
March lith 1909
VIII some Hlhr r-,dcr answer
through III" 'nEssrr ,hcsu Qnrstinn~,
Was there another tdCu nt pcupi,
hcslcg A,iaiM'> rare? II not " hu
was Cam. wife lhnl J." found IN tn
Land ~ Nod on the East Of Eden
Genesis Sc,
~Nj, Muliir Massey
r'tr Cry. No.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15
WE WANT LIGHT.
The Editor of the Rlp-Saw

and 100 asned for hight, real
light Now there is no doubt
ia our minds but ehat many,
many preachers wi! make light
of this request of the Ed, and
say that he is a fool. But we
say that the preacher who reads
the Article and does not make
an effort TO answer. inorder TO
fuihl the requirements of Gods
Eternal Truths. where he says.
Always oc ready 10 give an
answer of the reasonable hope
that dweIleth within you" will
find himself the biggest fIol of
the two, and the preachers will
ind it so, when they are brought
into Judgement.
Now Bro. Ed, we think that
yOd have ask wise and reaSona.
Die question: therefore. we shall
endeavcr To give you light, more
light, just what you have asked.
, FOR,
Then the first we Shall say
is. that your reasOninGS on the
five different nations or people
are good! For reason must
teach every one that those five
different races could not all have
cone from enc common pare mite.
The next then for Us is, to SHOW
you that there was more than
one race Of people. and that there
w." $50 ' '''
,ha man Adam who was placed
- Nv ~ = ~ ~ ''''
1 i
w.
~, ,o,,-,,,.,o,,.
sor.l.,s.,.,, man !, Nj, ou, ir,,,,,
~ ,nr i.na.c Of God c-e.,ch he him
na,. uni female ~, a,ed he ,hsn.
And God h!r.>.l hem ard God said
unto hem. B.. fru,rflI an! mr!.irly.
and ,..i,ni.h the .nr and .oh,nc II;
aud hnyr ,louu,on ,v,r II" f,,h Of III,
sea aud over the fowl Of The air, ant
over every living thing that move,f
upon III" 'sr'h.
Add God n 4, Behold nnvr siY'i
Won every herb bearing seed. which
i upon the face # Ill the Garth, aud
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15
l(nnstln0 no, ~

Rcv, l. y. Garrett, can you
prove by the word that there i. II
living sou'? And 'hc living soul
different from the sopl?
Emil Oliver,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-15

negro to evtu eat at your tables,
and would not only have q cloth.
line full Of fits, if he wanted to !
associate with your daugbt r,
but would kill him deader than
he'll If he should ask you for her
hand in marriage. the first man
and woman that you met would
be Uncle Adam and Aunt Eve
and they would happen to be as
black as tar and you would have
to acknowledge them rs your
original daddy" and man MY;
wouldn't you feel darned sneak.
ing Now, brothers AID sis.
ters. remem Der that it's LIGHT
tna. We want upon this subject,
as wc'er not foolin so | trust
that some body will "riz" right
straight up IN "meetin'" and OK,
plain.
What would you think Of a fam
/ lis who would move into your
nci%hborhool or next door TO
rou with five children, and one
Of the lids" would be an of
/ spring from the RED Or IN.
DIAN RACE and another an
offspring from the BROWN OR
MALAiAN RACE and anotb.
or an offspring rom the mon.
/ GOLIAN OR YELLOW RACE,
ami another from the "CAUCA.
SIAN OF, WHITE. RACE" and
the nth an offspring of The
"ETHlOplAN OR NEGRO
, RACE; and the mother # these
Eve kids" would toil YOU t,lat
one father was :he father Of all
five Of them: What would you
thn,! o! her vir'ur, and what
would YOU think Of her husband
who !ivru with her ard claimed
/ 10 ," the daddy" Of t1",o brin.
.dIecUlprel kid, \ w, it,
LIGHT that we're after. aS wore
tired OF being called an old fool.
and We want to GIT 'wiSr": but
We must SLY tina. If Miss Eve
gay" D'rth u i.vr din 'rrnt COLO.
ed XII Is tnat we're darue d glad
that Jncn Adam was he: has
band and not us, as we would
have Dcrn looking for her t. give
birth to Il mcn!gcgic next.
I NuN.if .a"re are i've rqccs Of
m"n and all of them different
co!o:ed, and If they are all hu-
man, and if they are ali the son,
aad daughters If Adam and five.
then we would like 10 know how
II roLlrs ,hat wiIat happened t,
Adam and Eve hasn't happened
toany other parents SINCE that
tune. rs it could easier hnppcn
to-day 'lian il could in tn, Gar
den 81 Eden. wien there wasn't
Il man on earth but ''uclc .Adau.
Say, | am all balltd ~, and
want light badly upon iai>
question, a, feet "worny" up.
on tn" subject.
Now, We are not saying that
there are moi five races Of amin
aIe that "alk on two l"ES and
chaw t'rplckcr," bat what we
are wanting TO know is how it
cn"ld possibly come to pass that
Mss Eve could give birth to five
different cOlorrd Kids and have
no more experience than ether
mothers have had since that
I'imn. Now, re not saving
that she didn't, but what we
woa!d like to know is which one
ot til" "o'nrs was her PEI. is we
AZ" ArNIous to know whether We
/ belong To the pet" race OF not.
Now, | lop". brethren and
slSt"rn.' that You VIII try to
jcNp'ain this problem 10 ne. but
, for heaven sakr> don't give me
that old gag" about the Gil. |
MATTE changing the color of
incn. a> that ; one Of the biggest
Hes that wis ever worked OF on
an ignorant public; and every.
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