The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-09-11

pie nave come mere with catarrh, sv,
ma, lung trouble and rheumati.m
become entirely cured: w,a
few have had rheumatism
who did not have it ELSEWHERE w
is a disease peculiar,v
its OWL and is not governed al,o.,"
climate. As to the prospect o. :.
ting employment as bookkeeper Ana
that depends so mu.h
the individual, that it is hardly
while to advise. There is not a n..
demand here for such work at prss.,.
but, of course, many bookkeeperx =.
accountants are employed, and the n,.
on the ground, who can prove b,,n
worthy, will be in line for a No.,
when a vacancy occurs. Quite
Ter of bookkeepers, s~tenograpbe,.
other office help have left Golds.,a
the past year, because of lack ~
mand, as business has been ou;a, !,
as it has been elsewhere; but .. a
surplus of such help has drained "a .
a great extent, the chances 70,
ployment are better now than for ,on.
time. However, do not come IN "a,
field or any other place in this se.,;.,
without enough money to enable ON. !,
loaf for a while, and bear in min,
that living is higher here than al.
where. We nswer you thus fully a.
We are receiving many enquiries Of II,
kind, and this reply will be Of ma !,
others also, as the same condition /,
lists and the anne general Observable.
apply to those seeking employment, !,
other occupations different from vo.,,
J. B., Santa Rosa, Cal.-Perhaus van,
criticisms are just, but you seem n,
e only n side of the subject. War.
you here you would likely have ,
broader vision and more comprshs,.
sive knowledge of the subject. No on.
in Goldield ever charged the jury N
the suit of the Consolidated, by which
the latter got a judgment for $75,OM
as being corrupt In fact, it was ,
jury above the average and it was n
closely watched and guarded, that h
would have been impossible to hsy.
reached" any of the jurymen. vi.
published all the cardinal points mad,
by the Judge in his decision, and SUD-
pressed nothing of importance in Ii,
decision on either side. (2) We alwau
print all the news of the camp Der.
tanning to any and all properties. vel
make exception of none. We had
nothing to say of the property I'll
which you speak, for a long time, be
cause there was nothing to say. The
company was sinking night and day.
right along, but there were no sr
couraging developments for weeks Al
a time. , We di dnot feel called upl
to state unfavorable facts about the
property, for SO long as the lease wa
working there was a chance of getting
ore, and we did not wish to discourag
their operations. You may not realize
it, but a mine might be sinking shaft
for months, and outside the fact they
were still at work there would be moth
ing in the way of news worth publish
ing. But now that a change has cone
on this lease and there is some "neM'
you will find it published from time .
time in these columns. This paper has
no friends to reward or enemies to pun
ish; we simply give the news as
happens, irrespective Of person or prey
erty.
T. M. r., Phoenix, Ariz.-The doms
tic copper market continues dull, viii
prices slightly lower. A better tom
however, was shown in the past fH
days in the London market, prices az
vancing slightly. The immediate deVa
opments of the copper market, ace'is
ing to Henry r. Merton 4 Co, VIII
probably depend more upon the eVs'p
in Wall street than upon intrinsic cor
ditiOns, but the latter will ultimate!
have their influence upon the course 7
prices, and in this respect the ouslo''
for the future is rather better. AK
statistical position is likely to Deeo@
less unfavorable than it has been =
recent months; production, though 's'
large, will scarcely show any iuf'l'
material increase during the remsnaa
of this year, while consumption Will "
doubtedly grow steadily. The inaD
trial position in Europe is now sl0''
mending, and prospects in England "
Germany are brighter. The rate "
pansion in the United States, hoWs's
is becoming increasingly RAPID, '"
every appearance of a boom-iike ~
ency in the near future. This IS CON-,
ed by reports from almost every Oi''
trade, but the best evidence
by the activity in the non &
steel industries. Orders for agrieun,'
and railroad equipment have pesn
tributed in a large volume, ana r.
fications are coming in so rapio9
manufacturers find difficulty IN wy,
them. This must, OF COURSE,
reflect upon the copper in'.
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