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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
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ia firrneza que da respuesta admlte oh
lecion.
-Cuando hablo dc vucsfro mardo- prosigue--pier~
igualmente la fsniIia Ia baronia Chesney-N old
los anepasados 81 patrimono nseparables de sit
Leicester Tenro arso necesidad de declroso, miladyg
Il omtnuad, caballero.
lis precise pues que no publique ell secreto sQus
sceeria )edlock al saberlo muriese de pesar
yolviese locof Como expcar e camblo que habria en-
s conduca por ejempo, lie diJese maTana quen era
la muier de que le hababa hoy9 Entonces es cuands
la historic Sc escribria las paredes pregonaria
por las GALES mady. serfais la nnca perJudcada,
que para mi haces papel alguno todo este. 81
no vuestro marido lady DeGock, vuestro mardo
NJ Tulknghorn permaneci6 algunos momentos silen-
<oso V continue sin que NADIA revelase en- voz en-
sus ademanes la menor animaci6n:
-Ademas sir Leicester anna hasta la eXtravagan-
es hasta pmeie sabendoo todo, capaz de ven
la ceguedad que tiene por evo las cosas hasa
FL extreme pero possible este caso vale mas que
10 ignore para nj para q sentdo com'n Tcdo este me
rece consideration por 20 tanto es muy diii-
ell formar plan cualqnera.
MIady eoniinda miranda las trellas que empiezan
~ fidccer cuya frfa luz parece LIBERIA petrficado
La expe-iencia hs demosrado siempre,-pr"sigue
TmIkinghorn ponendose los guantes en- el bolsiIlo-
cue IA sgyor rare de Dos hombrcs Librarian con pruden-
.;a ,~-,e-e~i~sfe sol;e-os rorqre e mairimODo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

belleZa de uno de los dos sexos. des-
figurarian al otro. III aire marcial y
los rasgoS pronlnciados que realzan
al hombre. causarian impression deSa-
gradable en Ia ma5tr. porque confnn-
dirian Ia vrUadera reaci6n Ell que
deben haliarse r speetyamente na.
delicada blandura y unos rasgos finos
desr rlacerian en i hombre, por esrar.
rcI idoS con Ia mission que lie incumhe
dcSempeilar. fodo 10 que represeI-
la fierza s.duce Daturalmente las
n.ujcres, como IS facil notar por las
cualidades eSfado ae los indivitluos
due detarmnan ordinariamente 81 elec-
ci IN. Y 10 Is DC extrafar que Ia de-
biliiad busqua IN arroyo para las ne
cesidades que Ia acompaiian, o contra
los peligros que q miedo Ia induce
.emer:.
lla beileza no solamente varia con
elari IN a los S,ss. siao iamAi II Sc
gun los individuos de IN mismo Sc
40. Los misnos atractisos eapaces de
inflamar a uuo. enftian otro. Hay
hombrcs que. deelarando que tai 9
cIal mujcr cs bella. por reanir ~ 81
iosias las caalidades que forman 81 ge-
nero de belleza mas gcneralmente adj
miiido. So deeiden 70 olstanie, por
eira nuj r e~vas faeeiones son me-
nos regulars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
mana de Febrero.

mana de fehfefo.
La primera milad de semana fue
notable por Su tempo parcialmenie nu-
biado y luvioso en casi todas las loca-
lidades, segldo por un tempo claro
y seco, con temperatures moderada-
men.e atlas por 81 dia Y noches fres-
cas-, desde 81 dia Is hasta el dia 20.
Cayeron fuertes aguaceros en- varias.
esiarioncs los dias l5 y 10 tambien en-
Caho Rojo San German. el dia ~.
III dia y Sc siriio I'm fuerte ten-
blcr 10 terra ca toda la seccion, Pc
70 sin haber resuliado danes.
En- San Juan. Ia temperature media
promedi6 10 grado bajo Ia normal =
IN precipitation semanal fue O.4f p'I-
gada sobre Ia normal, y la yelocldad
mayor del viento fue 30 millas por ho-
IA. del Sc. el dia II.
La tempemtura media en- la seceion
fu6 1913 grades el promedio de Ia
precipitation, 1.16 pugadas.
La temperature mas alta fue 9l era'
dos; la mas baja, 50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
n s. $50

Els de mucha utilidsd, no colo para
los Ahogados, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tanientos. Corporaciones y enplesdos
1r tc,'o. los ramos, sino tAmbikn para
los comercisntes, industriaies y perso
nss 9e neeocios. el conocimiento do las
r.evo. de Puerto Rico aprobadas pof
las Camaras el Consejo Executive sn
Il nasado afio de 1907.
6. venden 4 81 30 en- In LibreIfa del
Bolstf1 Nersa1tH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Ha sido condenado a un alio de
carcel por la Corte Municipal dc esta
ciudad, Gregorio Feliclano, ac,sado de
dos delitos de hurto de ruedas yaio-
radas en- ocho dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Anoche sc suspendieron los fucgos
artifciales anunciados en- la Marina,
con motive de In continue lluvia que
cay0 todo 81 dia sobre. csta cudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

IIemos tenido 81 gusto de- saludar
4 nucstro amigo, cl licenciado don Ma
uuel Tous Soto, que 81 encuentra en-
San Juan, en- asuntos particulars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
La tlMlgra!ura en- Ia E!a

En- la Ultima scmana por 10 regular
cl tempo promedio lijeranente mas
frio considerablcment mas hume
do de 10 usual duraute la tereera Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Se encuentra en csta ciudad 81 80
nor Jose X. Aponte, fiscal de la Cor
be de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Esta manana han permanecldo tra-
baiando las ComSiones dc Hacienda y
Presupuestos de la Camara, para ac-
tivar los trabajoS legislaiivoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Ha sido condenado 4 cinco dollars
de multa, por escandaio en- la via pd-
blica, Jose Maria Condo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Han sido denunciadns por escafi--
daIo en- la via ptblca, Manuel Aybar'
Severe Aybar, Nicomedes Sanct@z y
Jose G. Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
NOTlClAS

lila fallccido en- Arecibo, el aprecia'
bic caballcro don prudencio Martinez
Navas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Por scmtencia dictada recIcntemenfe
ha quedado roto el lazo matrimonial
que unia q los esposos doha Brigda
Roman don Jose Garcia Toro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Esta maIlana sc vio en- III Corte NM
nicipal una den'incia contra Nic"'''e-
des Miranda, por vender bhie'es de
Santo Domingo.
FL ;uez J,assalle condcno al ac1lSa-
do 4 treinta dias de carcei.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

lie aqui los nombres de algunas d
las seiioras Y senoritas que en- Puerto
Rico Sc dedican al cultivo de las lie
tras:
Lola Rodriguez de Ti6. Ana Rogue
y Geigel de Duprey, FideIa Matthew dc
Rodriguez. Patra Tio y Rodriguez, rs
teia Mangual, Trina Padilla de Sans,
Carmela Eulate, Emilia Villaronga do
Armstrong. Amparo Fernandez Mater,
.Josefina Moll. .Iosefa Conte y Teresa
Il. de Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

FL fiscal Te la Cortc dc Distrito dt
Arccibo senor Acosta el marshai Sc
Ior Bithorn. investigan actualmente q
c,.imen ocurrido durante IN bale en-
Morovis. v de cuyo hecho inforIna-
NOS oportunamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

la remincfado el pnesto de alcaidt
de Anasco, don Pedro Tomas Garcia
de Qucvedo. Y propuesto por Cd coml-
* para slistiturlo ha Sido don Rafael
Arrilaga Garcia, persona de merecl-
das simpatias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Tia salido para San German ef Jefe
de poicia de octava elase senior Rose
lfo, que disfroitaba de Iiccncia tempo
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

Los delegados por el Distrito de Are
cibo. han prcsentado 4 la Camara, tres
proyectos de ley que han de traer gran
des bencficios para aquelia coinarca'
III p. de la G. IA: Para la termina-
c;6n de la carretera de Camuy "A Are.
clio y para o'ros fines.
Il. de Ia G. ~. Proyecto de le!
nara Ia construction dc una carretcrf
de Arecibo Il Lares.
=. de laC. AZ. Para hacer ei estu-
dio de las ohras del puerto de Arecibo
FL Conseio Executive. cree que I'M
nartira su aprobaci5n a csos tres pro.
ycctos, va que todoS cnvue'ven nm gran
ntcr6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

la sido pnbllcada en- los drarlos
unionistas, In renuncia de don iluls
Munoz Rivera, del cargo de- Presiden
te de turno del ParNdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

III senior Felix Matos Bernler ha
hccho declaraciones de que Il no tie
nc en- proyecto fIndar nj dirigir eu
Ponce un diario nnionsta como 81
habia informado EN- IA prcnsa de aque
lIa cilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

IIa regrcsado de Arccibo el delegado
scIor Jose Coli y Cuchi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24

unHInIzznznEzzy -
Ha sido condenado cinco dollars
de multa, por escandaio On la via pti-
blica, Jose Maria Condo.
Sc eneuentra en- esta ciudad II Sc
nor Jose II. Aponte, fiscal de la Cor
te de Humacao.
Hemos tenido 81 gnsto de Sludar
4 nucstro amigo, el lioeneiado don Ma
mlel Tous Soto, que So encuentra en-
San Juan, en- asuntos particulars.
Anoche Sc suspenderon los fucgos
ar,iiiciales anunciados en- la Marina.
con motive de la continue lluvia que
cay0 todo el dia sobre. csta ciudad.
Esta manana han permanecido ira
baiando las ComiSiones dc Hacienda Y
Presupuestos de la Camara, para ac-
tivar los trlbajoS lcgislaiivoS.
Por smtcncia dictada reclcntemente
ha quedado roto el lazo matrimonial
que unia 4 los esposos dona BrigIda
Roman don Jose Garcia Toro.
IIa siIo admitida la renWncia pre-
santada por 81 Senor Jose NJ. Morales,
dd puesto dc alcalde de Aguas Blr-
mas.
la sido publicada en- los drarlos
unioniSas. In reullncia de don LUIS
Munoz Rivera, del cargo de* Pres'den-
| te de turno del ParNdo.
III senior Felix Matos Bernier ha
| hccho dcclaraciones de que cl no tie
| nc en- prOyecto fundar M dirigir en
| Ponce un diario unionsta como Sc
| llabia informado EN- IA prcnsa de aque-
| lIa ciiidad.
IIa reminciado el pucsto de alcaide
| de Anasco, don Pedro Tomas Garcia
de Quevedo, Y propuesto por ed cont
| tx para siistituirIo ha Sido don Rafael
Arrillaga Garcia, persona de merecl--
das simpatias.
Tia saldo para San German ei Jefe
de policia de octava elase senior Rose
llo, que disfrltaba de Iicencia tempo
ral
| La temperature en- Ia E|a
| En- la Ultima scmana por 10 regular
cl tempo promedio ljeramente mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
Sobre la belleza

Las cualidades que constitnyen la
belleza de uno de los dos sexos. des-
figurarian al otro. I'll aire marcial y
The newspaper., 1909-02-26

Ten seconds. perhaps, licked on into
eternity; seconds that were in them
selves eternities. Then: mo one
here. O'Hagan"
The door was closed, and through
its panels more family came: Faith,
and the numbering divvle must We
flew tn coop afore ye come in.sor."
The girl tried to rise. to make again
for the window; but it was as though
her limbs had turned to water; there
was no strength in her: and the black
ness swan visibly before her eyes, ra-
dating away in whirling. streaky cir
cles.
Even such resolution and strong will
as was hers corsd not prevail against
that numbing. deathly exhaustion. Her
eyes closed and her head fell back
against the wall.
1t seemed but an instant Though
it was in point of fact a full five min
utes) ere the sound of a voice again
reused her.
She looked up, dazzled by a gush
of warm light.
He stood in the doorway, holding the
lamp high above his head. his face
pale, grave, and shadowed as he
peered down at her. Af
Il have sent .O'Hagan away. he
said, gently. IF you will please to
come, now" ~"
The newspaper., 1909-02-26
tcontInue,i next week.

The Delta Independent OF its
issue of February 10Th was one OF
the finest examples of the booster
editions we have ever seen. Me-
chanically the work was a gem
and the writeup of the county
was broad and we'll handled. The
issue will be of incalculable bcnc-
fit to the county and we would
like to see every person secure
few copies and send them to the
eastern people.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

There are many reasons for building
the new shops of the Tonopah & Gold
field railroad at another point than Ton
opah-either at Goldfeld or Nina.
These two towns are the terminl of Inc
line. Tonopah is in the middle of the
system, contrary to all railroad econ
omies. When the shops were built at
Tonopah, that town was the southern
terminus of the road. The branch from
Tonopah to Goldfeld had not been
built, and naturally the shops and Of
fees were located at the southern .ai-
minus. Since the building of the GOLD
field branch, the railroad has been ep-
Grated under great and useless ex-
pcnse by reason of the location of the
shops and round aouse in the middle of
the system. For instance, the road
runs freight train from Nina to Gold
field every day. The train is pulled
to MiIlers, the Tonopah ears cut ont
and the Goldfieid freight brought on to
its destination. When the engine is re-
leased, it goes back to Millers with the
entire crew, picks up the waiting ca
and pulls them up the hill to Tonopiii.
This is very awkward, expensive ';is''.
unbusiness-like arrangement and w'i'i'
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
DEVELOPMENT
FOR VICTOR ORE BODIES

Crosscuts are still being driven north
and south on the 450-foot level of the
C. o. D.-Victor The north drive is
for the purpose of cutting the streak
of copper ore that has been proven
at various places below the 200 level,
and which dipped across the shaft a
short distance below the 100 station.
The south drive was started to tap
a new ledge that was cut in the bottom
of the shaft at ATS feet, but as the
crosscut has not yet reached it, it is
eevident that the ledge lies very fiat,
so Manager Koontz has decided TO
at once resume sinking and penetrate
through the lode with the shaft. Where
this new vein was struck by the shaft
lust before sinking was discontinued
about month ago, there was opened
the best looking ledge matter ever en-
countered in this property. and almost
identical in general character to the
Mohawk ledge. The shaft will not
be sent down through it, and further
prospecting will be done from the 500
level.
A raise is being put up on the cop
per ore from the 400 level, but the val
ues are now somewhat spotted and ir-
regular at this point.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

lie entirely disposed of if the shops,
at the southern terminus of the ROAD
-Goldfeii. But this is only one of
the various disadvantages the road
has to operate under at present and
which would be eliminated with the
shops at Goldfeld. 1t does not take /
railroad man to see the imposslbisitN
of continuing such an awkward ar
rangement and call it 'good railroad
ing
The Tonopah & Goldficid railroad
will build new shops. That matter is
definitely settled, and the proposition
has leen passed up to the pnilauelphi ;
owners to determine just where tie
shops shall be located. The insurance
companies are about to adjust and pay
the losses on the shops at Tonopah,
burned four or five weeks ago. In the
meantime not thing has leen done to
rebuilding the shops at Tonopah; the
ruins have been left exactly as they
were after the fire. save "A line of raiis
was run through the shop to remove
some of the burned engines. If the
road had intended to rebuild on the
old site some progress would have beeI
made before this, all of which, togeth.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
YERINGTON INTERESTS TO
TEST LUCKY BOY TITLES

Lucky Boy, New, July 80. Tn, long
expected war of the Yerington L. q
Mills interests through their Southern
Development company, upon the pro-
erty owners of the Lucky Boy district
has been started by the service upon
Aan }. Enderson, owner of the Hard.
sctbble group of ciams of a subpoen,,
10 appear before the uh+ed states dis
trict 4urt at Carson City .non sent
o, in hearing in which he is
defendant.
lne complainant alleges tnat Ender-
IN is ia unlawful possession OF Tat
lad comprising the Hardscrabbls
wich consists of seven claims ana fur-
tn, alleges that he is trespassel
tneion. The complainant, the Southern
Devopment company, claims he sur
face nj mineral rights of the land ~
questin and alleges that it obtained
these ghts by purchase from thss ss
of Neyla after the passage of ie act
of MARI, 1897, BY whten ~ sta"
obtaIneaa grant OF i've % isa acres
Of land -6s the unit states gos
eminent be sui Sie4 3 inst hH4-s
son IN ae maze q z test ease -
the teisis involved viii affect the
titles bf al claim owners n the dis
triet, snopg 5 hoin are such large oPer.
ators 3. H. lie Grad, senator I. L.
oadie snd lohLAte Miier.
The election of tnersen as defen,
dant .nlthe action wlieh means the ul-
4 timate ownership Of mining land worth
millions came in .hs mature Of sur
prise. because he i considered one 3f
tac weal ,t men, financially, here. II
is boldly assertedon the street here
that the southeri development com
pany chose this lad because it was
one Of the few Iteels Of land tina;
had not been oi,tised by it through
fraud and that TIL company did not
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
DAISY KEEPING UP ITS
ODOnL uVUU + NUDUA Ilx1lv

Company operations on the Daiy
continue to progress in a satisfactory
manner, and the usual output is being
maintained. In addition to the ore
from the main workings, small pro
duction is being made from an oil.
shaft that was sunk two or three years
ago by the side of the road, some
distance from the main shaft. Man
ager Wilkinson recently found very
promising streak of ore in drift from
this shaft, and is now bavino !, de.
There is nothing particularly
new to record from the main workings.
Development is beiny carried forward
N systematic manier on severa.
evels, and the ore reserves are heinz
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
GOLDEN DAISY PRODUCING FIVE TONS DAILY

it is possible that it may prove to be
the same ore shoot that has been open
ed in the Diadem lease on the Great
Bend.
The good results being attained at
the Morrison lease has had very stim
nlating effect in renewing confidence
in the Daisy section, and predictions
are being freely made that several 9TH
er important new discoveries will be
heralded from that portion of the dis
triet within comparatively short
time. The Morrison strike has demon.
strated better than anything else that
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

Five tons of ore per day is being pro-
duced from the Morrison or Golden
Daisy lease on the Daisy, and this
amount will be gradually increased as
the ground is opened up for larger stop,
ing operations. The grade of the ore
continues at from $3.50 to 5000 ton.
The ore shoot is being opened at great
er length, maintaining its strength in
good shape toward the west, aud 1t
will apparently continue into the ad-
Joining block Of ground on which Mr.
Morrison recently secured a lease, ami
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
ATLANIA GROUND SCENE OF PROMISING STRIKE
CLERMONT SHAFT STRIKE
HOLDS WIThOEvELt6PMEN

Public interest has been intense u II
7. further developments - ~ -, ,,,,.s
ororerv since the announ made " -, -
inc Of the Macmillan ore on III -,
usrs haveb to he thai u.
encountered ." tue % anu isSei5 Secretary
= makes
adds Of the Consos,..aa s~ ;s;.
these levels L.. .
aresed point they h., ~. ~ I'll, !.
found aasi aas as j.
Regarding developments 1897 ,svo, ~ .h fn...
= smart M Na' 'e we ~ ou 'suemeat making =
discovery avLaaa ~, , . s,o 49, :.
on.D Development of this body kn,;nn.. e.,, :.
. $ndwe % reason to ehange he -, .... !.
the Ofootle WI -o.., ~
fully to in the due Of tine
- .ha 49, ,auo,u -
Plo'a'y =" par VII" o ha "e'e 'ulaed o
that the Hampton has al ant Roth f thsu ar
premature
The Consolidated property through. al .. oh;nos ! -
than he
' 'e ~ '- Nv development all
o
production - III. = =. a..
hood of 10000 estimated va,,o of bon. ooo
: and giving profit of approximate saoo ooo 8
winding 0 .ha s.,.;d;.x,
' Tue ooei' eF1'any will
;. us' ~ anu @ Ne' iopumbo Goldfeld
.nas sta Lno,n -
o' " @ esi"s = LUG lard directors
= e in New ,ronosi.n oa,;a :. ~
outstanding subsid,a,,
lated and presented the directors of tho roai
companies June 80 in Godfsd ectors accented
this proposition July and de the stock and hd
ngs OF the respective comnies filed July .
final dividend then be ratified -
meeting OF tue stockhoers 90 At the of
spon the consolidated the en-
ue ISSUED STOCK Oh the rhawk; 99666
9l per cent OF the Jfb o9276
per cent of the GoldfeleM company ~
= = 4.S >
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
TONOPAH AND GOLDFlELD
MAY MOVE SHOPS HERE

er with expressions from officials of
the road goes to confirm what is here
said that the shops will not be rebuilt
at Tonopah, but at either Nina or Cold
field, and probably at the latter point.
When the shops are rebuilt The News
is given to understand it will be upou
much Larger scale than the old ones
-at least hall as large again and at a
cost of not less than $l50,000. This
would in itself he nice little pick ~
for Goldfeld, and addea to the payroll
of $4,000 per month aid an add tion
or $50 people to Godfelds population,
the prospect of Goldield S getting ;ht
new Tonopah & Gol,feld shops ana
general offices, is most pleasant to con
template.
The Chamber of Commece has taken
the proposition in hand.
Orders have been issued by S,ner-
intendent II. r. Hanlin, of the Tono,ab
& Goldfield railroad, to the agents u.
the company in Goldfeld and To,opahl
to obtain from the contractors in 10Th
cities an estimate of the cost of nay-
ing the completed but unused shops OF
the road, now located at Millcrs, frm
that place to either Goldfield or Tot
opah. ii. X. Grier, general agent Q
the road, already has seen a number o
local contractors and after viewing th'
buildings at Millers, estimates of tn
cost will be sumbitted to the head 0
the road in Tonopah.
Contrary to the general opinion Q
most of the Goldfeld public, who fis
ure that the Tonopah 4 Goidfield raj
road will use its shops in Mill,rs, with
sut going to any further expense,
seems that the desire of the compani
is to rebuild in one or the other o
the two cities. with the sentiment o
most of the railroad men in favor 0
Gnlifeld.
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intelligently directed work wiii bring
the ore and it has also extended the
producing zone, and opened new posi-.
bilities throughout that section.
1t is planned TO soon begin drifting
east on the middle vein from the cross
cut tunnel to prospect this lode In the
region of the fault plane which was en-
countered on the south vein where the
ore was first struck. Mr.. Morrison
believes that this fault plane will infiu-
enee the making of ore on the middle
vein as il has ON the south vein, and
proposes 10 determine the point by de-
velopment