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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08

D1s vtctlm cr1oo aiSuo TOT mercy
There u no answer 70 IT. cry be
wipes his bssk. spreads his vinss
snd soars away. TO other fields
where he can commit more sisugn.
tor. be is king Of birds. the lion
king Of beasts With Two exceptions
tafss the aesh Of innocence, k0ows
no fear, Acknowledges no ruler.
masters everything hs touches az
sept man with , gun. But the
sps in squads Of two OF three hun
drsd ca make him hunt cover by
using . Grub or clubs, the elephant
knows no fssr because he il in
reality the king Of the jungle, ito
only the undsrlinRssthat are full
Of fear, there are Thousands Of
men shat never knew fear. Snd
they that have fear have learned
~ experience that there 10 danges
abroad, il 10 not the fear Of death
tina, bother men 40 much % the
love Of life, tear comes from q
sense Of feeling.
Now my deac Comrade ! have
| I think answered your argue.
pents. faithfully and with the
best OF feeling, and ain pleased
10 have your idea set forth o.
gainst mine. It gives US both a
chances to explain our positions:
| and let the world pass on the
arguments we have presented.
My religion 10 to do justice,
love. mercy and practice human
ity. as you would that others
should do TO you, do We even 80
to them. (love ye one another)
which Is the 18th, command.
ment.
Please tell me why IL Ia that
none Of the prophets have ever
prophesied that the planates
would vary from their course,
OF that the north star would shift
his position, or that the sun
would cease to shine, when
Joshua commanded the suu ard
and moon to stand stu. he hi
it all right as far as the sun was
concerned, but he missed 1t
badly on the (moonl, ! don't
think he knew that the one
travelled. and the other did not
or he would not have given the
command TO (stand) still.
I will commence another
| series Of articles in the near
future and try TO give some rea.
sons why all workers should
vote the Socialist ticket, from a
political standpoint, and will
intersperse them with various
(ideas,) there il nothing so good
for the people o. ideus, keep
them thinking, and by OK
changing ideas We all learn
something. We did not know
before, BY that rule We will leave
the world better than VIC found
lit. and if we can do that We
will have MADE a success of.
life, whether we leave q dollar Or
not. the man that makes two
blades Of grass grow where only
one grew before is said to be u
benefact0r to his race, and 80
the man that puts forth good
ideas and makes them grow will
not have lived In vain.
Please tell the readers OF the
CREssEr why the bones of an
indian are red in color, l have
seen thousands of Indian bones.
and they were all red, If it re.
CURED curse to make the
the negros skin black. it mu s.,
have req uircd Il double curse 30
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08

make the indian red clear
through, and in regard 70 the
Development Of man. Twill SAY
that I have seen q great many
Egyptians mumnies, ard there
Was Q great difference between
the skuil Of one CT these, and the
skull Of . liviag Egyptian Of
today, the law OF evolrtion u
working constantly ard always.
leaving It's mark, and the little
canoo Of forr THOUSAND years
ago. has grown TO a great ship,
capable of carrying two or three
thou sand people.
And the little bow end arrow.
has grown 70 q great cannon
capable Of throwing . Eve hun.
dred pound Ball fifteen miles.
with . force Sufficient to pene-
trate q steel plate fifteen inches
thick. the old fashioned reap
hook has grown TO an Immanse
harvester and the little old fra.i
or stick and q bali, has grown to
. machine capable of a thrashiny
three thousand bushels Ger lay,
and all this is tic worktoos of
the Law Of evolution.
And II tho brain Of man bad
not improved n the last age
there would rot have been any
improvement In these things.
, And now We see the same law
doing its work in the shape Of
government, and the time is com.
ing when the people will be as
tonished to see that the civilized
ancestors allowed themselves to
be gulled by any such systems
OF either government, or religion
as have been in force for the ..
/ last decade both of which have
proven TO tie q force and have
been used for no other purpose
thaR to exploit the workers of
the world, these are the two
clubs with which they have been
beaten into submission by the
ruling Classes Of the world.
] am not one Of the number
Of those, that having eyes See
not. Add having ears hear not
the things which 30 nearly
concerns our temporal salvation.
Or. 10 Patrick henry.
Now my dear Comrads1 think
the time Ia ripe for action, In
this matter, we haye held this
question up in every Light In
! which 1t Is capable of being held
but we cannot expect Parasites
or Pets to fall In with rs, what
We want to do now Is 10 push
the propigandi OF Socialism 70.
gardIoss Of ali opposition, Of
course the old system will die
hard, but die, she must. slate
will be all kinds of opposition to
us but she hand writing IS on the
wall. where all can Gee, It. days
are numbered; intelligence Is
getting the upp,rhani Of
ignorance and Is doing sway
with superstition and when
greed avarie and selfshuess
have been throttled by Socialism
We will have the g.andest
country on earth aud the finest
and brayest people, long live
Socialism is my prayer end
ought to be the prayer Of every
working man, and woman. on
earth.
You may find something in this
article to laugh at, but II you
do. please remember that nei'
her laughter, scorn, pity nor
contempt has any weight ar
bearing on the mind OF a con-
cieucious writer
Yours for truth.
J. B. Mcconnell.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-08
It GraIs 10. Ily, 20
1909.


ny dear Cnmfsd and Brother: !
have read ycur article which ap.
pessed in your CREssEr issus Of
Nay ID. 1909. 70 . Lsllsver yonr
snswss 70 the Rip Saw u Ill .. K
bat ! cannot Hnd whore b. ssked
Tor . biblical sxpianstiop and - ]
thought you sers trying to give
him real fscts. and had failed TO
do 20, that it would b in order for
some one Of the Correspondents,
10 give bic idea Of that question,
inordsr TO allow the Rip.6sw TO
rad both sides Of shis argument
and chooss that which suited him
best. All the difference between
10 is the difference between science
and thsoiogy you have done (~elD
but ! believe ! have done (bester.)
Nov when you mention the
name Of (InesTsoll) you touch .
tender chord, because I consider
him ths gfsnde man that ever
ssood on the American platform.
He speus tito best Year, Of bis
life. in frying 10 libsrats the world
from superstition, be told the
ah0!s truth, - for ~ be knew il.
He kept noInisg from the people,
that hs though. would be . benefit
20 them, he tcrs the mask OF by.
procrscy from the face Of pisty.
aud showed up oil the crimes thas
ever were committed iu the name
OF revealed religion. hs barred his
forehead " oil The gods but No.
turs. lngersoIl said # lnsturs) 10
not goo there 10 (none) but hs did
not itsmlze his evidence, he WAS
fighting oil erssds aud dogmas,
hs showed shat the ruling class
wore (Robes) while tho workers
had baIs living, and that the
c,o-s aud Che crown s,ood sogsth.
Or. and that ths sword hi: repro.
sented she cross shsTe WAS but ono
Ingsrsoll there il nOus to take
bis (plsss) Oh TIT platform, out on
tho lntileolusi sea there 10 room
for every tsail) and in the iutilec.
tual sky shsre 10 room for every
lwing) ho said (we) the (workers)
are tue tkings) and (Qussns) Of
America aud vhan he said that
he WAS teaching socialism.
Twill b. u thousand time Obliged
to you my dear brother for your
kind otter Of one Of lpgeisoll's
books, If there is one word in print
from him, that ! have not read. |
want ~ sse Il, and will be most
thankful &c. got ID.
Now to your second paragraph
l say that oil color comes from
tho Garth. alr, water, and Gun.
shine, has something TO do With il,
for Instance the seven colors OF
the rsio.bow can Nv produced by
sprlpkling clear water between Q
cisar glass and the sun and there
yon have seven coiors bus it 10 not
mat.er) and so ! cay that oil col.
orlDg matter comes from the coil
and colors will mix, where differ.
eDt kinds OF plants Of the same
spec,es are planted close together
they will NIX. and the Same thing
happens to different colored pso.
pie where they live close together.
Now brother il 10 required q
curse to make Canaan, Hams sou
the negro (black) What did it re-
Quiro 70 make the Indian (rsd) or
the Chinelnsn (yeil ow) or the Ma.
10y Drown or the Caucasian ruce
(Shit-l and what caused The CIR.
casian people u have snow white
(hair) aud pink (oyes) If IT was nee.
essary to curse this poor nigger 10
make MIN black. it wtuld be Just
~ necessary to do something to
cause the different colors of the
other races, what was done No
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Entered at the postoffice at Laurcns,
S. &. "a second class mail matter
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02
I'VE display OF NEVADA'S VARIED N MAGNIF

brick, 20 per cent lime, 80 per cent
silica made by Sand Lime Brock Co.
of Indiana. Owner, w. III. Murray.
13-Travertine (calcareous tufa). I'm.
mense deposit. Owner, ii. b. Van
Etten.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
s-Various paints. No. l venetian rel,
No. . brown, No. 3 light brown, No
4 drab, No. 5 olive green, No. @
slate, No. Z graphite dry, No. s
white. Owner, Nevada Mineral
Paint Co., Carson City, Nevada.
9-Glass sand, 80 2-10 per cent pure
silica. in nature state, as taken from
ground. Large deposit, Owner, C..
Dorsey.
EAGLE VALLEY MINING DISTRICT
1-3-Pyritic ore, carrying gold, silver
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

and pyrite. ophir mine. Owner, Con
"A. Ahern.-R.
1911 Compressed wood. Originally
12x12 inches common pine. Consoll
dated Virginia mine. Owner, Con A.
Ahern.-R
ls-23-High grade silver ore. Argen-
tite ~(silver g~lance), stephanite (brit-
tie silver) and pyrite. Ophir mine.
Owner, Ophir Mining Cor.
24-3o-Shipping grade silver-goId ore.
Silver glance (argentite) brittle sill
yer (s~tephanite), free gold, chalcopy-
rite and pyrite. ophir mine. Owner,
Ophir Mining Cor.
31-3s- Shipping grade silver-gold ore.
Silver glance %(argentite) brittle sill
yer (stephanite), free gold and chal-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

and concentrates. No. l and 2 con
centrates from Nevada Consolidated
and Cumberland Ely. No. 3 McDou-
gal Calcines. No. 4 reverberatory
matte. No. 5 graduated Stag. No.
& Nevada Consolidated carbonate
ore used for converter lining. No.
reverberatory Stag. No. s blue
metal and moss copper. No. 9 bar
of converter copper showing method
of sampling.
DUCK CREEK MINING DISTRICT.
l-3-Argentiferous and auriferous ga
lena. Assays $1.20 gold, 2s or. ST.
yer, rs per cent lead. Owner, Ely
Homestakc Mining Go.
NORTH CREEK MINING DISTRICT
1-2-Galena (~sulphide of lead). High
grade lead ore. Owners, Gallagher
Bros.
CHERRY CREEK DISTRICT.
Lead silver ore. Shipping grade.
Owner, Glasgow Western Mining Co..
WARD MINING DISTRICT.
14-Low grade copper ore. Some high
ly oxidized. Owner, Nevada United
Mining Co.
Sand carbonate. Assays high in
lead. Owner, Nevada United Min
ing Co.
6-S-Chaleocite and malachite, high
grade copper ore. Owner, Carbonate
Ely Copper Co.
NOTE-Too late to be classified.
mining district, one speci-
men.
Piermont mining district, one specimen.
Osceola mining district, eight speci-
mems.
The above are various ores of lead,
gold and silver and tungsten, and were
sent in by Mr.. James H. Marriott.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02
CALIFORNIA; co.
LEE MINING sTRIc

-
Free milling gold ore. Milling
grade. Owner, Lee Whale Gold Min
ing Co.
2-5 Free milling gold ore. Milling
q de. Owner, Inyo Gold Mining Co.
90 Highly oxidized gold ore. Mill
ing grade. Owner, Ducks Lee.
l0-l3-Free milling ore. Milling grade.
Owners, Bradshaw and Paymell.
l4-l7-Free milling gold ore. Milling
grade. Owners, Leonard and Far
rell.
is-2O-Free milling gold ore. Milling
grade. Owner, Inyo Gold Mining Co.
2l-22-Highly oxidized free milling
gold ore. Owners, Bradshaw and
Paymell.
2325-Free milling gold ore. Owner.
Echo Lee Mining Co.
1923 Galena, sulphide of lead. Owner.
w. J. Cleary.
So-3S-Free milling gold ore. Owners.
Bradshaw and Paymell.
S4-36-Free milling gold ore. Owner.
Skibo Mining Co.
''-fo-Hematite, carrying gold. Ship
ping grade. Owner, Gold Grotto
Mining Co.
milling gold ore. Milling
grade. Owner, Gilt Edge Mining Co.
4o-ao-free milling gold ore. Millins
grade. Lee Bonanza Gold Mining
Company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

silver values. Average shipping
grade. Assays SIS gold, 112 or. sil-
yer, As per cent lead, "a per cent
iron, IL per cent silica. Owner, The
Success Mines.
6-Cuprite Cred oxide of copper and
malachite (gIeen carbonate of cop
PERI carrying gold and silver values.
Assays $500 gold, 10 or. silver, 80
per cent copper. Owner, Ely Hidden
Treasure Consolidated Mining Co.
1-9-Argentiferous and auriferous ga
lena. Assays 1920 gold, 90 oz. silver,
6S per cent lead. Owner, Ely Glib
raltar Mining Co.
10-11-Manganese oxide, probably
p~yrolusite. Assays $1.65 gold, s OF.
silver, 81 per cent manganese, Ill
per cent iron. Owner not given.
L2-15-Copper sulphide chalcocite. High
grade copper ore. Minnesota lode.
Owner, Copper Mines Co.
l6-17-Chaleocite and pyrite. Assays
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

s~tephanite brittle ~silver), pyrite and
chalcopyrite. Owner, Hale and Nor
cross Mining Co.
.l1-12-High grade silver gold ore. Val
ues are in sivler glance (argentite),
brittle silver (stephanite), free gold
and pyrite. Beleher mine. Owner
Con A. Ahern.-R.
l3-14-High grade silver-gold ore. Val
ues are in silver glance ~(argentite),
brittle silver ~(stephanite), free gold,
chaleopyrite and pyrite. CONSOLIDATE
ed Virginia mine. Owner, Con A.
Ahern.-R.
l5-High grade silver gold ore. Silver
glance ~(argentite), brittle silver
(s~tephanite), free gold, chalcopyritc
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

copyrite. Consolidated Virginia mine
Owner, Consolidated Virginia Mining
Cor.
RAMSEY MINING DISTRICT.
1-2-Gold and silver ore. Shipping
grade. Wire Gold Mining Co. Owner,
d. J. Kennedy, president.
34-Gold and silver ore. Shipping
grade. Broken Hills Mining Co.
Owner, j. C. MacCormack, president.
5-6-Gold and silver ore. Milling grade.
Owner, Mrs. Minnia Mighels.
7-S-Siiicifed andesite, carrying gold
and silver. Assays 5000 per ton.
Owner, Ramsey Comstock Mining Co.
9-10-Gold and silver ore. Assays 500
per ton. Owners, Thos. and Bladen
Ramsey.
11-12-Altered andesite, carrying gold
and silver. Assays 5000 per ton. Own
err, Walkover Mining Co.
l3-14-Siliciied andesite, carrying gold.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02
SPECIAL MENTION

The mineral collection belonging 70
Mrs. Helen NJ. Schneider of Eureka,
Nevada, consists of between 3Ooo ana
1000 different specimens. 1t took some
thing over 20 years to collect TINS eN
hibit and the minerals shown in 1t were
taken from all parts of the world. IL
is undoubtedly one of the handsomes'
private collections in the United ota'es
and has taken prizes at those exPos'
tions where it has been exhibited, l'
instance, at st. Louis and Paris. Hs
such a complete illustration OF nature
mineral marvels that one can spenu
hours in looking it over. Mineral eS
perts are unanimous in saying that te
collection as a whole is a marvei F"
completeness and beauty.
Mrs. Helen Stewart, of Las vegas
Nevada, has on exhibit quite a NUN
Der of specimens from her private cor
lection, some of which are very hand'
some.
The private collection of Mr.. onas
f. Kapp, of Coldfeld, Nevada =
worthy of mention also, as some OF ~
specimens of high grade gold, sn'
and copper ores are very rare.
Mr.. Kinsey Lanius has in his PIT
vate collection over fifty different spe''
mems of gold, silver, copper ana N'
ores and country rocks from all owe
the world.
The two mountain sheep heads IN "
main exhibit room were killed AZ -
head waters of the Sun river, Lewis
Clark forest reserve, Montana, oy ~
present owner. Mr.. Dell Wells, of CON-
field, Nevada.
The collection of 50 placer g",
crystals is valued at about s3ooo' a"'
considered to he one of the fines'
dividual collections in the world
took a placer miner by the na"e
Kleinschmidt over 20 years to eo"
these crystals. Mr.. Chas. ".
them from him, and pfes'
ed same to the Montana State Seho"
Mines at Butte, Montana. 1t is aus
Mr.. Barry Hamilton of Goldfsia'
institution consented to then
for exhibition purposes.
The exhibit of the Maekay Scho"
Mines consists principally OF
rocks which compose the rock "
of the principal mining dis
Of the state of Nevada. and VIII .
reedingly interesting to one VINO
in geology and their maps
charts will be pleasing to all
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

81 per cent copper. Veteran mine.
Owner, Cumberland-E Ely Copper Co.
1919 Chalcoeite and pyrite. Assays
. per cent copper. Veteran mine.
Owner, Cumberland Ely Copper Co.
20-23- Chaleocite and pyrite. Assays
2A to Az per cent copper. Veteran
mine. Cumberland Ely Copper Co.
24-3l- Chalcocite in porphyry. Typi.
cal sample of the now famous Dor.
phyry copper. Owner, Nevada Con.
solidated Copper Co.
32-36-Carbonate and sulphides of ron.
per. owner, Boston Ely Mining Co.
s7'ss-N Native copper in porphyry. Very
high grade copper ore. Owner.
Giroux Consolidated Copper Co.
Stopper ore, highly oxidized. Smelt.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02
MINERAL EXHIBIT OF NEVADA'S CAMPS

Highly oxidized free miIi,.
Owner, Burro Mining Co. VIZ
5o-Free milling gold ore. Gala
lode. Owners. Hughes and rhou'p
81 Highly oxidized free mill;na
ore. Milling grade. Owners sOa
& Parkhurst. s
52-Highly oxidized milling ore
err, Inyo Mining Co.
53-Free milling gold ore. sh;.-,
grade. Owner, Inyo Gold Mipinns
54-55-Free milling gold ore.
Hayseed Mining Co.
Lead-silver ore from Deep sprin, y,
ley. Owner, Thos. Chalmers
Silver-lead ore from Cotton Wool n
yon mining district. Owners NJ
tin and Oliver.
Copper and gold ore from Enrol. =,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

ing ore. Owner, Giroux Consolidated
Copper Co.
i0-Chalcoeite and pyrite. Coneen'
trating ore. Assays 21a per cent
copper. Owner, Giroux Consolidated
Copper Co.
41-44-Chalcocite and malachite. Cop
per bearing porphyry. Owner, Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Co.
45-50-Carbonate and sulphide of cop
per and some lead. Assays IL per
cent copper, and runs as high as 20
per cent in iron. Owner, The Ely
Calumet copper Co.
51-53-Sulphide ore. Low grade cop
per. Owner not given.
STEPTOE VALLEY SMELTER.
1-9-various copper smelling products
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

Foot wall ore. Owner, Nevada Doug
las Copper Co.
17-1S-Gossan i~mpregnated with native
copper and cuprite. High grade cop
per ore. Owner, Nevada Douglas
Copper Co.
19-Native copper and cuprite. High
grade copper ore. Owner, Nevada
Douglas Copper Co.
20-21-Chalcocite and native copper.
High grade copper ore. Ludwig
per Co.
22-Carbonate Of copper, malachite.
Shows a replacement of lime by cop
per. Owner, Nevada Douglas Cop
per Co.
23-24-No. 20, chalcanthite (bluestone)
and chalcopyrite. Owner, Nevada
Douglas Copper Co.
25-Cuprite and malachite. These
specimens show limestone replace
ment. Owner, Nevada Douglas Cop
per Co.
26-Silicate of copper, chrysocoila,
(CuSiO3-2H2O). This ore vein when
polished makes beautiful jewelry'
Ludwig mine. Owner, Nevada Doug
las Copper Co.
27-3O-Sulphide and carbonate OF cop
per. Assays 6 to 25 per cent cop
per. Owner, Nevada Douglas Copper
Company.
3l-Native copper and cuprite. Fine
specimen of high grade copper ore
Owner, Nevada Douglas Copper Co.
32-Chalcopyrite. Assays 10 per cent
copper. Owner, Nevada Douglas Cop
per Co.
33-Chalcopyrite. Assays 2to 20 pei
cent copper. Bluestone mine. Own
er, Bluestone Mining Co.
UNKNOWN MINING DISTRICT.
1-Argentiferous and auriferous ga
lena. Assays 40 per cent lead, 81 OF
silver, $s gold. Owner, Warren Fal
Ion.
"copper", lead ore. Values are Il
azurite and cerussite. Some Gypsum
is present. Owners; Ira Fallon ct al
3-Azurite, carbonate Of copper. Assay
5 per cent copper. Owner, Warre'
Fallon.
YERINGTON MINING DISTRICT
1-6-Copper and iron pyrites (CuFeS2
and (FeS2). Assays "a per cent cop
per, 4 OF. silver, $3.50 gold. Owner
Wabuska Copper Mines Co.
7-9-Copper glance, ehalcocite (cu2s)
Assays so per cent copper, IL and 2
or. silver, 81 gold. Owner, Yerine
ton Copper Co.
lo-l2-Chalcopyrite. Assays IA pc
cent copper, 10 OF. silver, $l.so goi'
Owner, Yerington Copper Co.
13-l5-Sulphide and carbonate OF COZ
per. Owner, Northern Light Mimi
Company.
16-Argentiferous galena. ShipPin
ore. Owners, Averich and McTaggar'
l7-l9-Gold bearing pyrites. Miliin
grade. Mountain View mine. Owl
or, Wilson Gold Mines Co.
2O-2l-Quartz carrying sulphur an
gold. Milling Gv61e. Porous. Noun
tain View mine. Owner, Wilson Col
Mines Co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02
MASON MINING DISTRICT.

O40x0xOT.
l-2-Silicate, carbonate and sulphide OF
copper. Assays IA per cent copper
Owner, Yerington Central Copper Co.
3-5-Gypsum, hydrous calcium sulphate
(CaSO4-2H2O). Owner, Nevada
Douglas Copper Co.
Cooper carbonate, m~alachite (2CuO-
Co2-H2O). Assays 30 per cent cop
per. Owner, Nevada Douglas Cop
per Co.
7-l2-Chalcopyrite in ~garnetite. Own
er, Nevada Douglas Copper Co.
13-15-Chalcocite and chalcopyrite. As
says Is and so per cent copper. Own
er, Nevada Douglas Copper Co.
16-Carbonate of copper, malachite.