davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
Tennis in CaroIinas.

Greenville, S. c. June 14.-Contes-
tants are arriving here today to conn
pete in the second annual open tennis
tournament for the championship of
the Carolinas, which will be decided
this week on the courts of the Sans
Souci Country Club.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Miss Hollie Kinsinger left Sunday
morning for Wichita, Kan, to attend
the alumni meeting Of the Mount Car
mel Academy, Of which she is an alum
nus. From there she will go to Kan
sas City to visit Miss Carlyn Shaver,
formerly of this city, and will be gone
a greater part of the summer.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

The Record is frequently in receipt
of pamphlets boosting this or that en-
terprise in the valley. Many of them
are at once consigned to the waste
basket, being printed away from the
valley. People who spend heir mon
ey for printing away from Roswell
need expect no complimentary motto
es from the Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Artesia is evidently growing some.
The school superintendent reported
the percentage of school attendance to
be ia, and che figures were correct.
This peculiar condition of affairs
arose from the fact that the percent
age Of attendance, which is calculated
at the end of the year is based upon
the school census taken in the spring
and thus the Artesia report shows a
large growth.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
Opera House Man Leaves,

Charles V. Fades, who has been
here on h new opera house propos1-
ton, explained in the Record Satur-
day, left Sunday morning for Sapulpa,
OKLA, to close a contract for a new
theatre at that place. He expects to
return to Roswell in about two weeks.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

The Pecos Valley has not only the
largest artesian wells in the world,
but also has the most fertile land to
go with them.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Sam G.. Adams, OF wool buying firm
of Brown & Adams, of Boston, left
Sunday morning for Trinidad. He will
return after a few days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

During the past Cwentyfour years
the naval establishment of the United
States has cost the enormous sum Of
Two and a quarter billions of dollars.
Just think of the Panama canals this
would build; what magnificent public
buildings could be erected with this
vast sum or the thousands of miles of
roads tha could be constructed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
Oppose to Child Labor.

Red Wing, June 14.-More stringent
laws regulating child labor will be de
manded by the union workmen of Min
nesota during the session opened here
J today by the State Federation of La
, Dor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

In all likelihood the prohibition
question will o up in Santa Fe in
the spring elections next year. 1t is
understood that the temperance peo-
pie are planning a campaign to elect
a majority of the council pledged to
oust che saloons. Something of the
kind might be well done in Ros we'll
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
instruction Camp.

Concord. N. H. June IA camp
of instruction for the National Guard
of the state was opened on the state
reservation today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
Grand Army Ladies'.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 1O.-Mrs. Lane
national president. will address the
seventeenth annual meeting of the
Minnesota Ladies of the Grand Army
convened here this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Harmony in New Mexico has result
ed in fastening h gang collar on the
people tighter than ever.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14
Western Enojneers,

San Francisco, June 14.-Paciic
coast members Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Stationery Engineers con-
vened here today in sixth annral ses
sion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Mrs. Russell Sage is a good spender
just as her husband was a good accu-
mulator, but it is to be hoped there
will be considerable difference in the
methods employed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

e. H. Luff went 60 Amarillo Sunday
morning to spend a day or two look
ing after business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

Today is the 132nd anniversary of
the adoption of the American Flag,
and is being celebrated as Flag Day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

f. B. Renfro, wife and children, who
have been here since last December,
left Sunday morning for their old
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

home at Horse Branch. KY Mr.. Rren
fro las been a clerk for James For
stad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-14

of Albuquerque assistant in the de-
partment of engineering and physics.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

MORAG. Ucleszna h,storyjka z
myssami zdarzy{a sig " pewnej
miejscc wo6ei t~utejszego powiatu
Pc: ~ostatnich ~wakacyach zebra&a
sic iywa dziatwa szk6lna znowu "
kiasie. Nauczyclel pyta sig uczni,
:cSy>w czasie wakacyi uie zaniedba-
Ii nauki j czy byli tez pilnymi.
Hurmem ozwa}y sig glossy potaku@
iace, . co jeden to wiecej SIG nau.,
:oc1yi. Ma wezwanie nauczyciela:
,,Ksiazki na st6t's, rozleg{ sic pre-.
fiasliwy lkrsYk mlas@ego Pawfa. S.
it6ry oodop,ero opowiada} 0 sweJ
pilnodc.. Gdy n%auczyciel, ciekawy
powodu tego przeratepia ch&apca,
bierse jego torbe szk6lna j zaglada
w,nia, osobliwy przedstawii SIC
ocsom jego widok. Para myszy;
wygodne sobie tam urzaiz}a gniaz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

~WAGROWIEC.. w .Tarnowie
pod Wagr6wcem l4e mcrgowe go
spodarstwo Niemca Kr6hnkego ma
byll "a ~, $40 mr.. bracia Jan l.J6
lief Wodzihacy Szubjanek pod Go.
.. ..-r ~
4ahcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

Prusacy i Rosyanie; ocala},
tylkseo kilkkaaz klasztor6w Y
Galley, gdzie obecnie istnie-
je jeszcze okolo 80 klaszto-
row francisz kanskjch.
W j. K] g |. !l' tym upol,
skim .RI3.zz5y y many pred
staWicieh Wszystkich niemal
ga}ei zakonu franciszkan-
skiego a mianoWicie cztery
klasztory :meskie.
Ma Slasku, :kt6ry jako Q.
|derwany Cd pa6stwa pol
Fskiego ME wchodzi " powyz-
SEE liczby, take szybko po-
wstawa1y -.coraz to move kla-
sztory franciszkahskie.
w pierwszyeh. stu latach
Standardization franciszka6
skiego za1ozono ma Slasku.
ME mniei jak 20 klasztor6w
franciszkahskich: (Minory!
tow: t o ]est:17 meskich a 3
[+zehskiee.: :, So ;.: !.
Pierwszy klasztor i ko~
6ci6} ga Slasku mieli Fran
ciszkanie (czyli Minoryci,
|jak ich w6wczas stale navy
wano) wSwidnicy ma srodko-
wynn .Slasku; biskup wroc}a-t
ski Wawrzyn p~oswieci} tam.
kosci61 we .wrzeSniu 1920 no
ku i ]wprowadzi} Franciszka-
now. -:
Poczatkowo aaleza}y te
klasztory @niemal. W szystkie
do %prowincyj polskiej, ale luz
pod koniec XIII :wieku wiele
klasztor6w przy}aczy}o sic do
prowineyi saskiej, a vice
niemieckiej:
w r. 1885 :~kapitu}a bisku-
pia czytj katedralna we Who
c1awiu: Wysy1a zazalenie do
zebranej W Medyolanie kapi
tu1y generatnaej Min oryt6w,
re klasztorY ,minoryckie we
Wroc}awiu; Nasie, Brzegu,
=Swidnicy. Ztotej Gore,
Lw6wku Zegganiuzs i Many
:slowie ME chca sidchac pew
nego~ z = ;t@tas e blskupa
~wroc]aWskiego; skarzysie ka:
.pitu}a wroclali!N!i1ska, ze gdyby
tie kJasztorY ME bylv sic cd
.1aczy}y odzprrolW,'lncy polekiej
i przlaczy!Y o. saskiei, to ME
bylyby. sic :p0o1Wazyfy bye tax
niepos}uszne biskupowi.
Byty to vuz spory narodo-
wosciowe i Polityczne, kt6re z
czasem nawst=w, Ionic samych
Francjszkan6w ma Slasku
dawa1y sic miejscami we
znaki. Przez dfugie tez easy
jedne klasztory ma Slasku
naleza4y::dD .%Hrowincyi pol
skiej, inpe do %prowincyi
czeskiej, asjeszcze inne do
.%prowincyi niemieckie;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

Niskie raty exkursyine IA
narodowa wystawe ku.
kurydzy " Omaha, Nebr.
Koleia North : Western.
Bilety sprzedawane beda Z, 8, 9,
IA i 1890 grudnia; z okresem czasu
do powrotu do 20go grudaia: Pc
.kompletne informacye zgfosiG SIG
do kt6regokolwiek agenta ,kolei
Chicago North-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
S%iedemsetny Jubile-
u~szzakonu Fran
Ciszkan6W.

uON -AhhUllu Ildn
! ciszkan6W.
Ma poczatkuu. zesz|ego s'i'
siacaa obchodzn zakon Fran
ciszkan6W s~iedemsetny jubl..
leusz swego za}ozenia przez
6wietego Franciszka z Asy-
fzu.
|swiety ten, syn bogatego
kupca z Asyzu, W srodko-
wych W4oszech, zyf Cd r.
1882 do 1920; zy1 jua Cd
mlodego wieku iako poku-
tniki glosil pokute, a zyska-.
wszy kilku zwolennik6w,
jskre6li} ola mich >regu}e, ably:
wlasnym przyk}adem zache-:
cali ludzi do pelnienia wolf
{Bozej i czynienia pokuty.
Papieze Inocenty III i
Honoraryusz III zatwierdzili
Eregu1e, a papiez Grzeg6rz TX
Ew roku 1929. zaliczy1 Fran
ciszka z Asyzu W poczet
{Swietych.: !
Regu}a sw. Franciszka ma
kazywa}a 'poszczeg6lnym
cz}onkom jak / ca}emu zgro-
madzenil ub6stwo, g%foszenie
s1owemi czynem zasad Chry-
|%stusowych, praktykowanie
|cn6t chrzescija6skich, o:az
Ipokore i miios6,
Ola pokory tez nazywali
Isle cz}onkowie tego zakonu
Bracmi mniejszymi czyli z
|}aci1ska Minorytami.
4 biegielll czasu zakon.
Franciszka6ski rozr6s} sic ma:
|trzy oddzielne l. niezalezne
- jedna cd dragiei - 70
|dziny, istniejace do czas6w
|dzisiejszych, a i: ~miapowicie
|powstali: y Bernar'yni i
|Reformaci, p Konwentuali-'
|sci, zwani dis powszechnie
Franciszkanami i 81 Kapu-
cYni. - Powsta} tez nieba-
wen r6wnolegly zakon ze6ski
Do Polski przybyli Fran
ciszkanie dose wczesnie, lecz
ME wprost z W}oszech, tylko
z Pragi czeskiej, sk1ad: ich
zaprosi1: kr6l Boles}aw Wsty-
dliwy W r.. 1887 do Krakowa,
ten byl szczeg6lniejszym do
brodziejem togo zakonu.
Wkr6tce Franciszkanie
rozszerzyli sic pc ca}ym oh.
szarze ziem polskich.
W owych ~pierwszych CA
sach tel try ksiezne polskie
z domu kr6lewskiego VISTA
PLY do Frarciszkanek, zwa-
nych takze Klaryskami: BY
}y to Salomea, Linga i Jolan-
ia, zalaczone p6zniej W pc.
czet b~logoslawionych.
Zakon Franciszkan6w w
Polsce byf tax liczny, ze two-
rzv1 3 %prowincye: polska,
litswska i rusihska. Ma re-
braliach wchodz acych W
sk}ad pahstwa p~olskiego, ma
liczono og6}em 81 klasztor6w
franciszka6skich Nv tenn
kilka ze6skich) dalei by}o 81
klasztor6w bernardy0skich.
ostatecznie kapucynj, kt6-
r.ych spro wadzl} z W1och kr6l
Jan III Sobieski, liczyli 8
klasztor6w i9 osad. q
Pc rozbiorze PolsKi wszy-
stkie to klasztorY skasowali=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

wet ~czu}ej skdry niemow}at. Apte-
karze trsYmajej e na sksadzie. 25
centdv "a kawalek. Prdbke u ma
des}aniem dwucento xego snaczka
~pocztowego wysle firma W. r.
|Seevera Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia. sz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

RAD Pan Gutkowsk'
sprsedaie iva wlaen 'st, .obejmujaoq
oko4o 80 m6rg, Niemcowi. MEDIA
VINO cleszyli6my sig, re p. G. wy
kupi} Niemca, ,sdsis juz zn6w Mem:
Gown sprzeda} lub sprzedsje: Moze
jesscze ME zsp6zno Nv psnu. g.
samienie eie obudzi j ME !dopuAoi
sic takiego hanbiacego czynu. Pa
inI G. chodzi W tym wypadku o MIC
s;innego jak ~tylko o zysk, wynoszae'
~ kilka :tysiecy marek. Judaszo
wtslkif grosz bh"gos}awlenstwa niko-
mu ME p%rzyniesie. Me tax dawno
sprxeda{ p: Kubacki karcsme Mem
GOVT, a dzil znowu sprze1aje Gut
kowski Nlemeowi role. Oj smutno
" naszej wiosce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
POZNANSKIEGO.

"KORONOWO. Bank Zlsmski 2
Koronowa. sprzeda} gospodarstwo
kupione W Wlelkim S4awsku cd p.
Spychalskiego p. Wojciechowi Po~
sadzemu z B1awat6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

KARTUZY. iona muzyka Brau'
:da W Pregnow1e przecie}a sobie no.
lem gardfo.r Samob6jstwo Tony
wzial ssbie Braud tax wielce do SER
ca, 4e poszed} ma gore i r6wnie5
przecis* sobie gard}o oraz ucia} lie"
va reke. Poniewaz jednak dawa]
iolznaki zycia, odwieziono go DO do
!. mu chorych. .Gdahsku. Przyczy-
ne strasznego czyru ma bye to. ze
Braudowie przegrali process. oj, tt
procesowanie sic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
WIEsCIZ OJCZYZNY
z PRuS POLSRICn.

SZTUM.. W Barle wicach ma 40
dzieci przypada 4e katolick,ch a
tylko : ewangielickie. Mimo to
ustanowiono PREY szko'e ludowej
/. uaueEyciela ultra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
Z PoWIATU SWlECKIEGO.

Z PoWIATU SWlECK1EGO.
Komisya koloaizacyjna naby7a "
powieoie naszym jul przesz}o 5000
m6rg. Tylko diva majatki So wy
dsiersawione, co do dw6ch ieszcse
ME zapad}a decyzYa, podczss kledy
we wszystkich innych juz osicd}ono
kolonist5w. W powiecie swieckim
jest obecnie 10 nowych wsl koloni-
zaoyjnych.
r GDANSK. S}uzaca Marta See
;sikowska spad}a re schoddw tax
niebezpieczu,e sig pokaleczy}a re
smar}a kr6tko potem " domu cbo~
rych. .
- ~. = #-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
do q pied miodych myszek clekawie
s~poglada}o NJ nauozyciela. Kslaaz Is
i zeszyty podartez by1y ma strsepY..
TAX zadokumentowan4 zosta}a pill
no6d ma}ego=Pawfa.

r o..&&l.E@H." e. sr=@u.
"POZNANSKIEGO
KORONOWO. Bank Zlemski z
Koronowa sprzeda} gospodarstwo
kupione W Wlelkim S{awsku cd p.
Spychalskiego p. Wojciechowi Po-
sadzemu z B{awat6w.~-
..w-x..-.-4az.- - .
.>MOSINA. RobotnikaD xorcz,ka
napadnieto " drodze do d mu W POI
blizu la ,ku. Trzech drab6w z po .
czernionemi warrant obstaplli
go, grozili zasztyleto waniem, jesli.
ME wYda zegarka i: portmonetk'.
Skradzlono mu gwaftem zegarek
rortmonetk ezawierajaca IA marek.
Policya, powiadomlona Q napadzie,
wytropi}a podobnc opryszk6w.
KOSCIAN. Straszne nieszczeccie
~zdarzy}o sig powolu zderzenia
sig same, hodu z pociagiem. w ME-
dziele, dnia 70 T.. m. wyjeohali So i
mochodem do Cossa W Saksonii ma
polowanie adw6kat dr.. -Barkuski z
Kosciana, wla6ciciel d6br Lorenz z
Nielegowa w}asc. dobr Fortmann
re Szczepowic. GdY W czwartek
wracali do Koscians, samoch6d z
powodu uszkodzenia hamulca naje-
cha} ma pociag kolejowy ma torze
z Cylichowy do Kargowy. Zdarze>
ME by}o tax ~straszpe, re Pr. Barku-
ski, Lorenz i kierown:k samochodu
(szofer) re Szczepowic poniesIj
6mierc ma miejscu, a p. Forstmann
odnl6sf tax clszkie ~okaleczenis, ze
~jeszcze W nocy zmarl W domu cho !:
E'son': r.: = =
e.. :@$ ~: ~@::#
0 WIEC.. w Tarnowie
pod Wagr6wcem l46 mcrgowe CO.
spodarstwo Niemca Kr6hnkego ma
byll "a ~, 500 mi. bracia Jan l.J6
lief Wodzinscy z Szubjanek pod Co.
&ahcza.
WSCHOWA. Do .,Posener Ia
geblattu" pisza z Wschowy z ,,po-
wazne .strony", lie polszozyzna
~zmaga SIG " tamtejszym powie>
Gle coraz wiecej. W ostatn1ch
dw6ch m;eslacach al cstery gospo-
darstwa przesz}y z rak ~niemieck'ch
" polskie. correspondent ubolewa,
IL W Debowe;}aoe (Geyersdorff),
i~eszcze n,edawno ma wskro6 ME-
m'eckici, okupi}o sig JUL caterech
Polak6w.
GRUDZISK. Robotnika Poznan-
skiego, kt6ty ma 6mier6 zakatowa}
w%ymiernice Staszek, poczem podpa-
lii spichr1 kilka stogdww, aresstowa-
no i u~mieszczono " wiezleniu "
MiedzYrzeo.u.
re SLAsKA.
GLIWICL. - W n~ajblizszejj
przysztoscl rozpoczete .beda praoe
!..! -. < .S.&A. - :" - "@ahi ~ ~
,u !, = n,o. = LoIo9no-o<. vr;o;eLionO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

SZCZYTNO. Straszna 6mlercia
:
.mar} 2ofetni synek ko}odzieja
Kretschmanna stad. Ch}opczyk
wywr6oi{ dzbanek z warren, stojacy
ma stole, kt6ry spadajac oblal
ohtopca. Nieszcze6liwy odni6sl
przytem tax oiaikie poparzenia, il
zmar} W przeciagu "a godzin.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02

one-half feet of good grade milling
ore. Above the fifty-foot level of
the winze the Slopes are producing
some high grade ore that is found in
punches and stringers In the east
drift of this level, which is called the
1856 east drift. they are now out a
distance of 147 feet. The vein re-
Gently faulted here and they are now
prospecting for it. Some drag
quartz with small values has been
found. Work was recently suspend
ed in this drift and a raise started
twenty feet from the face which is
now up about nine feet and shows
two feet of low grade matter.
On the 100 level raise No. | from
the east drift is up ninety-four feet
with an advance of twenty-four feet.
The raise has been in ore ever since
1t was started and they are now
working in about eight feet of good
milling ore. Work has been suspend
ed in raise No. 2, which showed
about five feet of low grade quartz.
A No. raise has been started 100
feet east of No. 1 and is now up ten
feet and has about five feet of high
grade ore. About eight feet of low
grade ore is shown in the face of the
east drift, which is now out seventy
two feet. About ten feet advance
ment has been made in west drift No.
/, which is out twenty-seven feet.
The face shows a porphyry forma-
tion and work will be continued for
distance as the indications point
toward the picking up of an ore body
and when this is encountered raising
will be started.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
TONOPAH EXTENSION.

The south crosscut on the west end
of the 400 level has advanced
twenty-siX feet during the past week
and is now out distance of $50 feet.
The indications in the face of the
crosscut are very favorable toward
the encountering of a good body of
ore. The drift west on the south
vein on the east side of the Slope
has advanced twenty-five feet and
has exposed a large body of quartz
of milling grade
On the TO level the north crosscut
west of the fault is now in seventy
five feet. The formation encounter
ed is what might be termed the earl
Ter andesite or lode porphyry.
The drift west on the thirty-five
foot level has been completed and it
now extends the full length of the
dump. Raises will be started at
various intervals to tap the dump as
soon as satisfactory milling arrange.
ments have been made
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
NYE COUNTY
Mines LEAD
IN PRODUCTION

]. F. Haley, the state bullion and
tax collector, has compiled a prelim-
mary report as to the bullion output
of the mining districts of the state
for the past year, which shows that
Nye county stands first in the produc-
ton of precious metals, with Esmer-
aida county close second. The
figures are not complete, as the out
put for the last quarter has not been
fully figured up as yet, but it has
been worked out very closely from
the figures now in Haley's hands,
and will be but little out of the way.
And difference will be on the credit
side of the total. Here are the fig
ures, showing the output for the
year, by counties:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
MCNAMARA.

This property has sent five cars of
ore to the Montana mill during the
past week. The work underground
is being forced and the output for
the next week will probably exceed
the present week by several cars.
On the 275 level the ledge in the
crosscut is gradually widening out
and the values are increasing. De-
velopment work is being done on the
200, 275 and 800 levels and consid-
erable virgin territory will be ex-
plored. The work of raising on the
five-foot vein of ore which was start.
ed last week in the Apex raise No. 1
and at a point fifty feet south of the
shaft and twenty feet above the level
is progressing and the ledge is look
ing somewhat better.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
PER SONAL
MENTION

A. T. Johnson, of the Jim Butler
Mining company, has returned from
a trip to Los Angeles, where he spent
Christmas.
District Attorney P. A. McCarran
has returned from business trip to
the south end of the county.
T. A. Long left yesterday for Man
haitian, where he will remain several
days.
Cal Shaw returned yesterday aft
ernoon from business trip to Cold
field.
Mrs. James Morris and daughter,
Lonetta, leave tomorrow morning for
San Francisco, where Miss Morris
will continue her studies in one of
the private schools in that city.
]. ]. Mullen returned last evening
from Los Angeles, where he spent
Christmas with Mrs. Mullen and
baby, who are spending the winter
there.
w. j. Moran returned last evening
from the southern end of the county
Jack Barrier, who has spent the
past three days in Manhattan look
ing after mining property, returned
last evening.
Malcolm Macdonald, Lewis Park.
hurst, George Thatcher and Irving
Macdonald returned last evening in
the Simplex machine from 'Goldfield
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
WEST END.

The slopes on the $50 foot level of
the West End still continue still con-
tinue to produce their regular
amount of shipping ore from a pay
seam of about four to six feet wide.
There is no material change in the
ore body, the ledge remaining the
same size with the same good values.
On the 200 level the drift has ad-
vanced six feet during the week and
the face is all in quartz. The ledge
has been increasing Ia value as the
work has progressed and now all
this ore is being sent to the mill.
On the third level the west drift
has advanced ten feet during the
week and. Is now In 1855 feet from
the shaft. The face Is In quarts and
shows good lunches Of pay ore. The
slopes east anu west OF the shaft are
producing good shipping ore from
the veins that are from four TO I've
feet wide. The asst drift has ad.
vanced eleven feet and the face Is all
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
BELMONT.

The Belmont during the past week
has advanced it's workings distance
of 152 feet.
The work on the Occidental vein
on the 900 level has advanced if
teen feet and is now out a distance
of 279 feet There is a ten-inch
seam of high grade in the face. No
particular change has taken place in
the slopes on the Nevada vein and
they are yielding their usual amount
of good grade ore. The Slopes from
the west drift on the south vein are
up about fifty feet and show an aver
age width of three feet of good mill
ing ore for a distance of about $50
feet.
The south vein in the west drift
on the 1000 level has been traversed
distance of thirteen feet and the
drift is now in fifty-two feet. The
face shows about four feet of low
grade ore. The vein is much strong
er at this point than on the 900
level and after going seventy-five feet
further they expect to cut into the
pay shoot. The west drift on the Oc-
cidental vein is out eighty-four feet
with an advance of nine feet during
the week. The vein shows about two
feet Of low grade ore and is full OF
stringers of high grade. The cross
cut from "A" vein is out BAL feet
and advance of thirty-nine feet
Small stringers are cut daily. but the
face OF the drift shows no change
When this crosscut reaches the old
Belmont workings they will be at a
point 400 feet beneath the shaft and
raise will be started to connect.
The winze on the 1856 level from
the 1909 west drift Is now down lac
feet on the dip below the 1000 level
II has advanced Ave feet during th'
week and shows porphyry aud string
ers Of quartz In the bottom. Easi
drift No. from this wlnze. which Il
t25 feet below the l000 level. Il
out forty-one feet and has advanced
eight feet during the week. The face
OF the drift shows two feet Of ZOO,
milling ore. The Slopes In the bacl
of this drift show about three ans
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02
PALACE HOTEL.
WILSON MADE
TOO MUCH noise

The officers arrested Tom Wilson
last evening on the charge of disturb
ing the peace. Wilson was in the
lower part of town and standing in
the middle of the street shouting at
the top of his voice when placed I'M
der arrest. He is supposed to be
slightly demented. He appeared in
Judge Brissell's court some time ago
ON drunkenness charge, but was dis
missed. At that time he stated that
he came here from Utah. His case
will be called in the justice court
this morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-02

drifting is being done both to the
east and west. They are now at a
point about forty feet from the Ex-
tension workings where they will
connect with that mine for the pur-
pose of securing better air. Consid-
cradle prosecuting is being done
where it is apparently needed and
the waste is used to fill up the Slopes
in order to make the ground solid
and safer for the miners.