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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
paa @runb at Ml6er / geaa6e

QQQ @run0 al MIOer 9tqd0e al
&rgstieneiten me6 8eniion.
5amtioig er @eneralmoior 6. 81.
Scbroll, @bef for lite jpife 8riga6e,
nonebnt til Gbef for 26en iiellan0fe
8rigaoe, Sberit al Toofolfet 8. SAL
le 8ertbelien, @bef for 3oie &egi,
nrent> u6nepnt til @enerolmojor og
Gbef for lite ipife @riga6e og Oberl1
al To0folfet 81. 8. @anie1, Gbef for
1O0e &egiment, 110nppnt til General
major og Gbef for Generalization.
SO $ enrett el c / e l,
n9r Gremti6. Otter at man en-
lang Marrnffe far bnret fri for &en=
rettelier / Gonmorf, er Ser MI pll16=
felig u0ligt til to-. gagen ct, at
man / tnbpieDe &rebie n1eb Bejtemt,
be6 mener, at &ongen fife ogter at
benaabe 8olotti og at bon be0
@eieiteret bil blipe oemt til 9poen,
er ser neppe nogen Tpipl ON. Sen on=
Det, Salsbugning, Ser er Sale ON, er
9ioolnor6eren 2ean6er.
Naar 8olotti fife fan Hippo, ioa
tan 2eon6er heller fife. @olotti bnn='
be Sen un6ifploning, at ban brp0 ms
BOG Beet ! &aieri forbi ben11e life
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&ipbeu9abn.

Sbeatermaler 6
2uno feireoe SEN 20. Mnguit lit IS
glars Subileum. San bar molet Gee
ner til iamtlige 0anlfe Bripattbeatre
og oniees for en- al Dor Si6s melt
fremragen6e Geforotprer.
6. S. e III, ser ofgif
fra &jebenbapn 5. 10. Mugult, bleu
6tlit Sarpel al Suienoer al @enne=
ifer> Ser bar mg0t / 6ribapnen for
at tage Mfife6 me0 Sc mango 9anlf=
Mm%erifanere, iom 6rog biem. @t6r=
lteparten al De amerifanlf e Cont
merglpit tier er mi bru0t op fra Cant
mari.
@e6raget fin g II c l.
pa1 for 5000 @r. @n
&ipbenbabn boen6e @mgrgrosje re1
gioroe np1ig BEN Gp6ogelie, at bans
8ogboloer og &asierer beltial bam
og ifiulte Spberierne be6 &ielp al
folif 8ogfpring. Otter at &rincipo-
len bapoe %operbeoiit Jig orn> at @e-
%oregerterne itrafte Zig ODER ct len=
gere SioSrum, anmel6te fan Gager
til Folitiet, og forle6en blep 8og=
bol0eren lat UNDER Mnbol0elle . s
oct ferlte Sorber ODER bam ti1itoo bor
at babe be0raget @rosiereren for ca.
4 q 5000 &r. / 2gbet al Sc ii6lte
balban0et Mar.
Maleren ErofeS or st.
t 9 a { e fpl6te ben 21. Mugult
70 Mar. Set er life mer en6 nogle
foa Gage iioen, at &unltnerer> efter
elten % Murs @irfi ombe0, traf Jig
tilbage fra lin Shilling iom Nrofes=
ior pes &l1nltofaoemiet. Sum 10 Mor
gommel, / 1919, fom Otto @acbe ino
paa &unltafa0emiet og Igrte ef ter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10

s Sc t1oerneis Dage efter At SCI.
Beitertbol3 bolM iii Gale for Solfe.
tingsmanoene, mootog bun benpeo
900 8rebe fra ollie ggne al 2an6et,
fra @snoeripllano, fra Nanife / Soe-
'rtge, 2onoon o. /. b. On Sgnoagen
tiamIe6es ca. 500 @pinoer fra &iigben.
bapn beo Solebapegaaro og bragte
benoe en- &pl6ing.
Dnnmarfs so tniitre.
9anmarf bar / 9iebliffet ii Miniitre.
Set bar 2anbet lite boft fgr> / alt
Salo lite ! ben it6ite Menneifealoer.
@itrups Niniitertum be1too al Z Ser
rer, ben npinoitifteoe Srafifminilter
blep Mr. 8, 2anobrugsminiiteren Scr.
8. Du S. 6. @briitenien 6unne0e iii
Wintiterilm % opertog begge Sc mi
litere Miniiterter, ianf Gnllet igien
til s, men me6 &an6elsminilterer
bleb Eallet otter 8. Mu er Ser 10
for6i neutrality-suspicious. ingen Ror.
tel eutlle bar. Sen Sag, &rigs- oe
Wartneminiltertet otter a6ifilles, fa1
Danmarf altiaa bente at faa II Mi
niitre.
Man ip6rger, ON @rep &olitei1
lom Minilter r10en &ortefeuille op
pebprer f1l0 Mimlterl6n. Set gig
fan rtbtbliomt. San far / alt Sal
lige iaa ful0t &rab 6erpaa iom 5
an6re. S England er oct 9fif, a
ielp Sc rigelte 2oroer mootager 6ere
Miniiterlen for life at ifabe ct &ra
ceoenS, Der en- sfi6nne Sag fun6
fomme til at gao uo ODER en ufo1
muen0e Man0> ser b9bes til MinI
lterb9r6igbe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10

gattrmeIongs GroDinsbD mellem g9eul.
tioens &aierner. Mien mart pil 0e
foriDinoe, toet 6reoerifsberg &om1-
ne bar figbt benz % ~oDertaget Dem ira
i. Mnguit. &pob Ben ptl giGre meo
ben S G6r. 8. itore @run6 er enonu
tffe belt afgiort. &imeltgpis bill
8pgningerne blipe rebne neo, og Der
bill blipe ct uMnleg" / beres Ste6
for set npe Mrbeioerfparter, iom rel
fer itg.
De Glasienife 8oliger opfgrtes nf
bet @lasienife 6%ioeicommts, Der OPP
retteoes at @eneralmaior Sob. ST..
@lasien, fe6t 1925. &an bar umaa-
6elig rig og en- mreget pirfiom Man0
- 81. a. ifpl6er Gre6erifspGrf bam
fin S%ilblibelie. @ele i'm Bormue te>
ltamentereoe ban til b%elgiprenoe og
filantropilfe Sormaal, og ct al 6isie
er De Glasienife @oliger blepet. Sen.
ligten bar at lfaffe Mrbeioerfumilie1
lunoe og billtge 8oliger> og til Ser
Gnbe bleD Ser opfgrt "a 1tore @eboel,
ieSbuie me0 375 2eiligbe6er paa 1
IL eller 3 8erelier, Strife, @ipI ol
Sobeobpgning me0 &jpbman0sban6e
0. /. b. Ser far til @ta6igbe6 1,20(
til 1900 Menneifer bapt 6erei
Stem, og MI bil iom lagt 8oligern
: forlpinoe> enoel al Seiligbeoerne e
+ allereoe r6n1meoe. Men ser bill altt
fnptte fig ct go6t Min6e til 6ett
@teo. 9e bar nemlig / @an0be6 e
filantroptif 6oretagen6e. &usleje
bar iaa billig, at @e6Iigeboloelie {
mis- efstra $4,000 @roner oorlig, 10
9i. b. foiteoe set Glasienife Si6etfom
life at tale ON, at ser ol6rig bar b
regnet Sorrentntng al M%nlegsfapitc
len, iom bar tet be6 100000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
alminbelise @fterretuinser.

g M 5 grer. &ongen bar
uonapnt f6o. 6inansminiiter CHARLES
8run lamt fbp. Srafifminilter SEN
feu-gpuoerup til &%onta11oprer al
9unnebrog, 2oen @rao.
Sc e Ell e r.
Otter iiffcrt G%orlpoenoe forbereoer
Gorlparsminilter S. s. @briite11len
Sugsaulag moo vSpuanospolten"
GA flere andre 8laoe for grope Wress
forn9rmell er.
en- 9 NJ S-& 0 IL
u.Ient. Tbp. Sperlerer peo
@tatslfoIen / @oriens Steenberg CT
oniat 1om &oni11lent for Minilteriet
for Strife og ltnoerpisningspG lenet
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % u0nepnt til
@rofesIor. Stecnberg ct 9urm1arfs
itprlte Mutboritct paa 9oglomltngs=
Omraaoet og far / mango Mar orbel=
set iberoigt for 0prettelie at Sogne=
% andre @ogiamlinger.
Danmorf ON gfSem :
bel. Den ounife Mloer0omsforlgr
gelle peffer itaoig l10lan0etS Sp=
merfiombe0. Sitter / oisie Gage bor
ser ppret to omcrifanife ltOienoinge
fra @elgiprenbeos=S ellfaber / Mmeri-
ia / @ipbenbapn for at iGtte Jig ino
Observation-Disclosures og oe1
Maaoe, pou bpilfen SEN er fert no
2ipet. De er operoroenlig tilfreole
nteo &eiultatet al 6eres Stl1oie=9e=
ieg.
Gfteraarets 6prite
peD set Oanife 9of er BE-
gp1ot. 6orleoen anfon1 gnfefejlerin=
Sc 0ugn1ar og nogle al bcnOes rusli=
tie Haorgreuoe mes &ejlerlfibet $50
Iaritiernen" til &jpbenbapn. Sore
lebig Dor bum ombor0, ienere fommer
Gronning Mlermaora, og Spitrene pil
ga flptte in0 paa u@pi0ere" for 0eres
narlige gfteroar5opbolo. &ongel1$
9atter &riniesle Sngeborg al Speri:
&c er ligele0e5 orriperet = be10eS
Mar0, Yrin5 Carl, fomr1er lenere.
en- ung &c anbt. San:
morfs mangeoarige @elan0t / ct
Betersborg, &ummerberre 2%pbegrn
treffer Jig tilbage fra lin Holt mel
nbgangem al @eptetnbcr, og bans 81
terfalger bliber 6en nuonrenoe 2ega
tio%ns1efreter / Berlin, Gan0. polit
Otto s. 9cabenius. San er fun 81
Mar gammel, men far Orb for at pe
re en- fin Diplomat. @an er Sgn a
ftp. 6olfetingsman0, &ammerberrl
Scapenius poa 8asnes, 5iello16
og bat / fulot Maal arbet 6aoerens
Snteresie for @port og @e1teab1.
s 6 e II e + n lernes g e +:
5 e II. @befen for @eneralltaben
@eneralmaj or S. 6. g. @prt5 er 1b:
n9bnt til @enerallgitnant og foma11:
beren6e @eneral / 1. &omonooDi1trift
San er altlaa General 2iitfens Otter.
fplger iom &erens Dperltfomanoe:
ren6e.
@eneralmajor s. 50. 3. Ger ten.
berg, @bef for 20en iiGllon0fe Sri
ga0e, er UNDER 216e Mugult afjfeoige1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10

rens 8niis itul itgtteg Of befeiteoee
Mnlgg iaapel fra 2ano- iom Seii0en,
til at brittle. San anfgrer ! oenre
6orbtnoelie 1otalelier al Gbrtitenien,
ION lin Sis iom Spror6ningsfomis-
%itote,ls Srofgrer bar erfl9ret, at
SCREENS 8aiis ifal foripares al BET,
lepenoe 8ern. Ser lfal lite gioes
|Iropperne forng6en DRfning / Ger
renet, men oe ifal oberlaoes til So
rens Stuno at ifaffe Jig ielp Ben npo-
penoige Gufning.
@eneralen frembeper en6pt6ere, at
Sen politiife Operensfomit at 13. Aus
quit, bpts SEN blipe opbpiet til Sob,
uotrpffelig beitemmer 2anobef9itnin-
gems NeeOleggelie. Serme6 ibanot
2iitfens @aab ON at funne u6rette
noget mere for lit Sands GoriDar.
&a1 bapoe arbeioet f%orgiebes.
&Dis Gbriltenlen lfuloe be1temme
iig til at trntfe Zig ttlbuge, iaa 2e-
oeli en al Sc mlitere Departementer
fla1oe blipe betroet en- militer Gag
fpnbig, piloe Ser iauttoig bore OPP
naaet T%orituaelie al Sen uroffelige
militere @runo ietntng, at en- 99rfe'
rer mao bape lit n0gangSpunft ltfret,
naar ban f%ierner Jig fra set.
General 8abnon 6p6
SIP. &rigsminiiter, General Sespe1
Sesprien 9abnion, ct afgaaet bel
Gpoen otter ct Bar Maane0ers 5pg:
som. General @abnions Mabn pil
bore fnpttet til @iltorien iom Sen
ser bpggeoe Sc notwithstanding
onleg. ont &iebenbapn. San bal
fp0t 1927.
Ger CT $ gltarbe 5 e
r c f. On @lo6forrelpon6en:
bar benpen6t Jig til Mrbej0sanbtS
ningsfontorerne / &isbenbabn, oe1
alle n0talte, at Sc bap0e mango fler'
soft, ems ser bar @rug for paa Sam
Set. Ser en ien0t nogle @nn6reo'
R(rbei0ere pae 2an6et I Sommer
Men cit ltor Del bender bel iagtenS
tilbage til @pen / &inter.
6rpfen SO arp IS e t en
+ 0 I 8, Ser Sen 10. Mugult bol6t ct
lille, men ifarp 6ormaningstale fol
6olfetingsmGn0ene / 6eres egen Cal
er 9atter al sem Mor6, Der bar ST
nansminiiter / set f6rite @enitremini
iteri1m al 1859. SUN tilb9rer e1
iterft polittif interesieret Slegt mel
en- opb og BARN 6aorelan6sfierlig
be6. Sum lag6e lin &lan for Gale1
t Sen 10. Gebruor, inter- bil6e fgrit al
pente Neergaar0s 6orilog. SUM to!
t af1te6 uoen at r%oaofgre' Jig me6 no
I gen og u0en 6amiliens &t6en6e. SUI
er omtrent 40 Mar gammel, er 90
t tier til @ooseieren paa Mottrnp 0!
: Sngenigren / Clam me6 Motorcpfle
forpiet. 6rpfenen Dor paa Golebab
/ Mor0iiellan0.
On 6olfetingsman0, JONI opbol6
Jig / %lni00elbar Merbe6 al Sorman
0ens Hla0s, ga 8egtpenbe6en fan6
Ste6, hur fortaIt:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10

npe 6~orioarsminiiter S. 6. Gbriiten-
len. iom bar Aariagen. S SSnter-
biep'et erflGrer @eneralen, at SEN
beienligite @rl1nb til Bette gfriot er
Ben mellem bam og 6oriparsmtniiter
Gbrilte1rien raabenbe oag1ige l1oper=
%ensltemnelie. Genne ltoperensfem-
melie bar facet @enera[ens @oob ON,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
Sllanb.

Eoa Sen t re SeIIess
grub Sarbopre, bbor 6e 26
6tifere, Ser fon6t 9goen pna @abet
SEN 216e Nobember 1893, ligger be-
grabeoe, er Monumentet al @arbo6res
fonoen blepen lat iml1ft iltan6. Can't
tiOig ct ser reilt ct Monume11t for
Sc 26 @dbefs &elte.
g y g p I II. Boa ct /
Nprre Sne6e afbol0t M66e al Gepre=
le1tanter for @oriens BDraa6 og
&anbelsf orening, iamt for en- Gel tn
teresiere0e Gogne be0toges Set en-
1tentn1ig at arbei0e for MnlGg at en-
lormollporet Sernbane fra giitrl1p
paa Understanding 8n1en ODER
Merre 9ne6e> &lobborg, Male og
Nolt M9lle Station til &oriens. Ser
neinttes ct l10palg til at fremlpgge
Saeen iur Sc interesiere6e @omnnaI=
beitprelier og / set belle arbei0e bloc
re paa gngens Sremme.
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9erne.

0en eI6ite g r e 1T / e
b II @fomager Gbrilten S fen:
fen Mpbre al &oulsfer 9ogn, 8orn:
bolm, bar biltnf 6en elblte Hrgmie:
binoer paa 2an6suoitillingen / Mar:
bus. 9an ct 80 Mar gammel. Sal
u6ltille0e etBar eleganteO amelt6pler
lom ban ielp bab6e forarbej0et, ol
0ommerfomiteen t%ilfien6te bam Ell
Mnerfien0elle at 25 &roner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13

camps and who are almost as well characters
some of the builders of the new camps themselves.
BY day. every who wants to work works BY night,
there is glare of huge gasoline gas wesback burners
through the town. there is the tnke of the piano. and the
words of the tinke of glasses and the brrr of the
little marble which rolls within the revolving roulette
wheel. On side of crowd making merry with
wine, in the swirl of dancers; grouped in the
talking of future mining operations and hopes
another side of crowd tempting Dame Fortune
by card wheel. From of of the crowds
staggering who is at under financial stress and
alcoholic inequilibrum He dives headlong under the
roulette wheepoverty below gold above-and lays there
in blissful sleep. " All right old man. smngy remarks
the croupier. 'sThat's all rght-but if you snore our
you go.''
slight change scenery and place of activity
there is little dierence between night and day. Every
all consuming hurry If he talks business he does
it in which is devoid of frills which time
When he CANDLES, he puts all he afford the game
possible time He rushes through his meals
his drinks he pours down.
Formation of District
Trampng all the ground, noting the formation, and
then from the top high peak obtaining view of the
whole what to be perfect volcanic erat
perfect save a small stretch the eastern edge
the have eroded the volcanic rim down to the
level of the The formation breccated rhyote
ntrudng through porphyry while prevailing contact
phyry rhyolte, and places basa and rhyote
The crater does hold its original form, complete
erosion of centuries but enough of its contour
remains o give any of discerning eye the key.
To the northeast of Pioneer mountain which is the
northerlv crater, there fault and ofshoot
of eruptve rim which extends due north for
two miles, Here again. precisely the formations
The ore which being taken out of the Pioneer lease
brought the camp out of the low grade class
porphyry which is highly slicfed containing altered
hemaes of iron in quantity this iron having stained
rne porphvrv Deep red with small veins of siiciied
matter and spots of almost jet black hematite
This identical rock which being taken out of the
shallow cuts all dsrict which is exposed by
sion where has through 1t has long been known
that wherever red porphyry oucroppngs were to
Continued Page Five.)
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13

AS timd passes and the Florence
Goldfied mill gets more thoroughly
settled into the swing of its duties,
there is growing feeling of satisfac-
tion with it's results ON the part of the
management, although it has been thor
oughly proving it's efficiency ever since
it was put into commission three weeks
ago.
"The mill is certainly working fine,
is the way Chas. A. Gehrmann, mine
superintendent, expresses his view OF
conditions. cit could hardly be better,
and considering the fact that we are still
running dump stuff, the results are most
gratifying.
Preparations are being made for
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13
BETTER FEELING in EAST
TOWARD NEVADA MINING

Hopeful views regarding mining outlook for the
have l. Patrick who
has just returned from extended principal centers
81 met and talked with
Mr. Patrick, find
excellent The banks full of
the
rapidly as might be enterprises This
changed the
throughout the
directed business
operations and the employment OF MOI men,.
Business is dull in New York. in other
gradually
impossible do anything
be had
its development look Improvement throughout the until
a a dtion.
Regarding
successful and will have
Goldfeld in a
81 found that Nevada in
thought of the Chicago a
meat of interest and Friendships Chicago
big things
for time but mining enterprises
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13

200 level. The streak maintains COOL
strength and regularity and good
production can be counted on from this
ore shoot
Manager Koontz is planning to sink
the Victor shaft an additional 100 fecI,
SO as to get greater depth on these ore
bodies, and also prospect the big ledge
thoroughly at this depth.
There is no room to doubt the value
and Importance of the discoveries that
have recently been made in this prop
cfty. The ore shoots are strong and
well defined, the values are there, and
they prove concnsivcly that the big
dykes of this outside section carry the
ore in splendid paying quantities. In
telligent development is all that IS
needed to open many more big Eiines
throughout this portion of the Goldfcld
district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13
NO STATEMENT
ON DIVIDEND

Z While the public is guessing as =
= to whether or not the Florence y
= Goldfeld company will pay divi- +
. dend in March, and unauthorized =
= rumors are in circulation both =
. ways, officers of the company =
= maintain absolute silence on the =
= question, and decline to make any =
Z statement whatever. =
. "We are not saying word one y
= way or the other on the dividend =
= question: said Edwin S. Van =
. Dyck, counsel and one of the =
= directors yesterday. "Any state =
= ment purporting to come from me, =
+ or from Mr.. Loekhart, is absolute =
= ly without foundation in fact, and ,
= is all built up on imagination. We =
= have some money in the treasury =
= and the mill is doing good work, :
= but no official declaration has =
= been made up to this time as to 7
= the payment of the next divi- =
. dend.
= "Mr. Loekhart has been in I
= California this week, and there =
. fore has made no statement here. =
. The public will be advised Of any :
. action in due time.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13
DIADEM LEASE STRIKES
DACITE, CRADLE OF ORE

management of the lease and to Messrs.
Lotus and Davis, who control the
Great Bend property. Values are hold
ing up well, and the product of the
mine is being consigned to the ore bins
for shipment in the near future.
Interest in the strike continues un-
abated, and it is probable that during
the coming week a number of prominent
mining men who have been deferred
from going out by the bad weather Of
the past week will make the trip to
examine the property. The discovery
Of dacite in the lease is of as much in
terest to them as is the ore, and they
wish to make a thorough study of the
formation.
Manager Lockhart is well pleased
v .th the present showing of the lease,
and is confident that he and his as
soeiates have struck the right spot for
The making of mine. The property is
well equipped, and development can
proceed rapidly.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13
DAISY FLORENCE LOSES ORE
AND LEASE CLOSES DOWN

Work has been suspended on the
Daisy Florence lease and the tools ami
other equipment pulled from the hole.
This move was decided upon last Satur-
day by Mitchell & Fairfield after an un-
successful effort to locate an ore shoot
of extent and richness. At various times
the lease has given promise OF doing
something big, and considerable ship
ments have been made, but the ore
proved to be bunchy and refused to as
sumo bonanza proportions. As the lease
would expire about May ], the man
agement did not feel justified in con-
tinuing dead work, with the chance OF
having only few days to take out ore
even if they did strike something new.
The Florence Annex No. has also
closed down for lack of ore, the life Of
the lease being nearly terminated.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13
GOLD BAR is LOOKING FINE
AT THE 3OO-FOOT LEVEL

The strike made week ago on the
300-foot level of the Gold Bar-Victor
continues to opensin good shape with
development, and Manager Koontz is
pushing the work to prove up the full
width of the ore streak. Drifts have
been started both ways on the vein and
IS soon as enough ground is opened,
stopping will begin.
A comprehensive plan of prospecting
is being carried out on this level, by
crosscutting and drifting on other
veins, and the indications are favorable
for opening ore shoots in two of these
headings within a short time. The
ground that is being broken now is wei
mineralized, and there is a good chancs
for it to turn into ore at almost anv
shot
Stopping is now in progress above tae
drift driven from the winze below the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13

From where write looking out the main street os
the camp, endless chain of automobiles
wagons and CARTS bringing supplies of all kinds into
the camp Now and then is solitary wayfarer lug
gng in on his back his blanket roll and shelter tent Tie
streets with bargaining for and min
ing claims leases buildings lots Street graders
at work filing the hoows and leveing off streets; big
gangs of preparing foundations for buildings
every few minutes salute of shudderng explosions
tells of where graders wrestling with
boulder the oughnes of protrudng ledge the spot
where declared there shall be Office building,
saloon or dooryard. Dull crashes echong through the
hills tell of where the easer is starting the shaft which
shall him the rch red iron stained and gold bear
ing pophry of the district and from which he shall re-
a flow of yellow gold Surveying parties in sight
on half hills and then dart out of sight down into
the shallow canyons to reappear another hill all the
while making strange gestures with hand and and in
dugng strange cries. Some of these parties verify
ing mining claim lines prior to devng into the rock and
soil by Two of the parties of the transit and the
chain engineering of rival railways; third
party laying route for electric power line and
heels is another party setting poles and still
another strngng wires Another party bringing in THAI
now necessity, telephone and telegraph line making
loop through Pioneer from the of Rhyoite and to
the new railway terminus Springdale.
lights telephones telegraph facilities and
saloons and dance halls; brokerage Offices; automobile
garage and the lawyer and the DOCTOR all III mining
camp which is as yet but babe of month!
Living Reasonable at Pioneer
Thanks the nearby railway, you live almost as
cheaply in Godfeid, Tonopah Reno-can get into
or cut almost readily The ride from Springdae
to Pioneer is not whit worse but little expensive
ride from the depot at Godfed to OF the
uptown hotels it better ride, for there is
scenery back yards and garbage piles route Again.
thanks the railway of the first residents OF
the new camp women-not the kind which have been
and written story with the early days of
mining camps but women gentle and pure mind
body with husband brother and father to make
their paths easy, their home sweet and whole
some course, of the other kind here too
the of them those who have followed
the fortunes vcissitues of half dozen of the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-13

Dacite. the cradle of ore in the Gold
field district, has been opened In the
Disdem lease on the Great Bend at
Diamondfeld, at depth of 400 feet.
This is considered of greater moment IN
estimating the future of the property
than was the body of ore that was
struek early last week, although ore -
of course good thing to have, even
without the dacite.
AT no place in Goldfeld, with per-
haps the exception of the Sandstorm,
have any extensive bodies of ore been
developed unassociated with the daclte,
and that is acknowledged TO be the
true ore bearing formation of this DIS
trict. Its discovery on the Great Bend
at depth of 400 feet is looked upon
by mining men as one of the most fav-
orable developments in that section,
from geological standpoint.
Development is being energetieally
carried along on the new ore shoot with
entirely satisfactory results to the