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The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Middleton are
spending the weekend in Herndon, Va.
where they are the guests of Mrs. Will
liam H. Dawson. Miss Edna Middleton
is also a guest of Mrs. Dawson and will
remain in Herndon for a time. return
Ing to Washington before going TO An
napolis for the June ball
Mrs. William II. May, Of Alexandria.
is the guest of Miss Ethel Smith. OF
Twenty-ninth street
One of the weddings OF June will be
that OF Miss Clareta Anderson. OF Ham,
mond Court. and Mr. lie Gro, OF Cali
tornia.- The ceremony will be in st. Mar
garets Church the evening of June s.
Miss Fogg. OF Nashville, Tenn, will be
the maid Of fonor. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Mary Radford and Miss Juan
meta Anderson. sister Of the bride Mr..
Frederick Bushnell. of ChattanooRa.
Tenn, a cousin Of Mr.. lie Gro. is to be
best man. The five ushers OF the occas-
ion are Mr.. George H Brown, DR.. George
NJ Rufln. Mr. Edwin Anderson. Mr..
J. Paul Taylor, and Mr.. Frederick c.
Moore.
Inc Dumbarton choir has been invited
10 sing tomorrow at Arlington. The
choir Is under the leadership Of Mr..
William 7. Glover, and is considered the
leading chorus choir OF the city. In the
absence Of Miss Bessie Birch, the So
prano soloist will be Miss Sherrier. The
tenor soloist of the choir is Mr.. william
Adreon. Other members are Mrs. John
Mitchell Waters, Miss Mabel Darcy,
Miss Louise Darcy. Miss Virginia
Houghton Miss Leila Bogley. Miss Mel
lie Sebastian, Miss Lillis Wade. Miss
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FOR her sister. Lieut.. Mayo Will have as
his best man Lieut.. Graham, Tenth Cav
airy. The ushers will include Capt.
Luhn, Lieut.. Houston. Lieut. Scott, all OF
the Tenth Cavalry. and Lieut.. Tate. Of
the Thirteenth Cavalry. The church GER
cmony will be followed by a small recep-
tion at the home Of the brides aunt.
Mrs. James l. Young
The marriage OF Miss Elaine z. Sc
bring, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sebring, to Stephen O. Ford. Of Phila-
delphia. will take place Saturday, June
il, at $50 o'clock, at Calvary Baptist
Church. The bride who will be given in
marriage by her father. will have as her
only attendant her sister, Miss Frances
Sebrlng. Risley G. Hunt VIII be best
man for Mr.. Ford and the ushers will
be Walter E. Hutton. of New York; Wal
ter r. Dorsey. Paul Freeman, and Nor
ris F. Fry.
A reception for the wedding party and
immediate families will follow the cere-
mony at the church in the home of the
brides parents. in KENYON street. After
a Northern wedding trip. Mr. Ford and
his bride will reside in Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Col. Charles F. Mason. Medical
Corps L. S. A, and Mrs. Mason an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Ethel to Lieut.. John r. d. Matheson.
Corps of Engineers. u. 5. A.
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/ Miss Ella Allen. One Of the novel fea-
| lures of the entertainment was the old
| family album. Miss Eleauore Lewis in
a most clever way took the audience back
10 her younger days. supposed 10 be a
/ half century past, and as she talked
showed the pictures taken al that time.
Miss Lewis as a bride was represented
/ by Miss Artz. Her young husband was
/ Mr.. George Kirkley Mr. Major Robb
was the parson. and the twins were Mrs.
| Heiston and Miss Florence Frisby.
1 Others in the album were Miss Kate Gil
/ liam and Miss Copp. Little Miss Francis
: Hurley represented "OId Dutch Cleanser
I'm pantomime. Scenes from The Court
ship Of Miles Standish" were given by
Miss Marion Dyer and Mr.. Heiston A
| tableau-'Entreat me not TO leave
thee'-was by Miss Molly Wade Miss
Nora Schottroff. and Miss Georgia Avery
Another tableau, a camp scene at night
the soldiers grouped about the fire, was
most effective. An elaborate flag drill
under the direction OF Miss Florence
Elizabeth Frisby and Miss Heiston. was
given by Miss Martina Charles. Miss
Grace Warner. Miss Louise Waters. Miss
Helen Waters. Miss Hazel Crist. Miss
Jennie Shoemaker. Miss Molue Wade. Miss
Ruth Ferrin. Miss Bessie Haney. Miss
Ella Darcy. Miss Ruth Irwin. and Miss
Mildred CornweU other musical num-
bers were furnished by the Misses Dyer.
the Misses Wade and Mr.. Charles Wade.
and Mrs Gerke. After the entertainment
refreshments were ee--,-a1
The ?. G. V. 6. A. Club gave a fish
ing party along the river shore below
Alexandra. Among the members present
were Miss Annie Brown. the Misses Ruth.
Jean. and Margaret Roberts. Miss Dor
othy Walton, Miss Hazel Thompson. Miss
Theresa Thompson, Mr.. Kent Ashford.
Mr. Edward Gibbs, Mr.. Miles Thompson,
Mr. Kirk Wilkinson. Mr.. Lyle Mason, Mr..
Philip Mason. and Mr.. Egbert Thompson.
Mr.. Wilson A. Burrows, who recently
returned to his home in New York after
a stay in Washington. has been elected
president OF the Choral Society, Of Yonk-
ers, n. Y.
Or. and Mrs. Petty returned to Wash
ington last week. After June Is they VIII
be at home to their friends.
The Home for Incurables was visited
Wednesday evening by Rev. Mr.. Howden.
Of ST. Johns Church, and a number Of
his parishioners.
The first annual banquet Of the Junior
Choir Club Of Durbarton Church was
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Mollie Ward. Miss Lillian Gosage. Miss
Maude Allen. Miss Marian Dyer. Mrs.
Lewis Jackson. Miss Ella Allen, Miss
Laura Wade. Miss Clara Dyer. Mr.. Isaac
Birch. Mr.. Robert Beckham. Mr.. ]. A.
Houghton, Mr. William Schwcrldfeger.
Mr.. J. \. oliver. Mr. Thayer DIr. Will
lam Hudson. Mr.. c. Wade, and Mr..
Stevens. Mrs. Isaac Birch. the organist
Of the church. viii accompany the choir
tomorrow.
Mrs. David Greenlees Is in Washington
for a stay Of a week or more with her
father, Mr.. Charles Craigen.
Much TO the regret OF their many
friends. DR.. Wright. assistant of st.
Johns. and his wife leave this week for
Maryland. the old home OF Or. Wright.
where he has accepted a call TO King
and Queen parish. near Leonardtown.
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Continued from Page Two.

white was carried out TO the minutest
detail. and included dainty hand-painted
place cards from the brush OF Miss
Greenwood. a speech. illustrated with
clever sketches. by G. X. Bergman,
original songs by Miss Alys Bentley. and
an appreciative resume Of the work ac-
ocmplished by the special schools in the
District by Mrs. Ellen s. Mussey. OF the
Washington board Of education. are
few Of the gems from the programme
planned by the 'tireless and inspiring
teachers Misses Sullivan and Green
wood Mr.. Patterson, supervising prin-
cipal of the special schools. acted as
POSTMASTER.
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WEDDINGS--ENGAGEMENTS

Interest viii center this week in the
marriage Of Miss Grace Bell daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Bell. and
Mr. Granville R. Fortesque which takes
place Saturday at Twin Oaks" Wood
ley lane, the home Of the brides parents.
Miss Bell, who is one Of the most charm
ing and accomplished young women in
Washington resident society. Will be- at
tended by the following bridesmaids.
Miss Julia Goldsborough. Miss Jean on
yer, Miss Laura Merriam. Miss Marian
Wise. Miss Mary Chew, and Miss Gladvs
Hinckley
Mr.. Kenyon Fortesque, OF New Yorl,
viii serve his brother as best man. The
ushers will be Capt. Archibald Butt mil
itary aid TO the President: Mr.. John Rar-
rett' Director Of the International Bureau
OF American Republics; Mr.. Preston Glib
son, Mr.. Gardner Hubbard, cousin Of the
bride; Mr.. Julian Ripley. her brother-in-
law; Mr.. Gerald Morgan, Mr.. William
Hit. and Mr.. Newton Gulick.
On Saturday, in New York. Miss
Fanny Lockett, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
J. w, Lockett. Of this city. will be mar
ried to Mr.. J. Won Papin. Miss I,ockett
mas made her home for some time with
Ter aunt - J. Clifford Richardson in
New York, at wGSse home the wedding
Will take place.
The bridal party which VIII attend
Miss Florelle Edison. daughter ~ 1Tr
and Mrs. Joseph Edison. and Lieut.. Jobn
w. McRie, L. S. ~. at their wedding
June ! in St Thomas Church VIII in
clude Miss Marjorie Kendall Edison. sis
ter Of the bride as maid Of honor and
the Misses Gertrude Wagner and Marie
Mcmillan Brown as bridesmaids Lieut.
Edmund T. Weisel. Of Fort Scriven Ca
will be best man. and the usbers win no
Lieut. Henry Conger Pratt. Lieut.. n
Emerson, Lieut.. c. II. Goodyear. Of Fort
Hancock, ~ J.. and Capt. John NJ Dunn.
Of Fort Washington. The best man and
ushers We're classmates of the bride
groom at West Point.
At the marriage at St Margaret's
Church at 4:SO on June / Of Miss Laura
AnnesIey Stotsenburg, daughter of Mrs.
J. NJ. Stotsenburg.- and Lieut. Charles
Russell Mayo. Tenth Cavalry. U. S. A.
Mrs. KRONER viii be matron of honor
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Its Advantage.

From HarTcr's Bazar
knicker-Why 90 you want an airshipr
Bocker-Because II is impossible TO
crawl under 1t when It shops.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
Knox Shape Hats, 69c and 89c

da nmw when best Ia to
H will be en needed tcnu
e 81 awenasa randy ribbon bands
un Vus at 69an8 for
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
Were $3.50 to $1,000.

To-morrow's halliday sale brings YOU Summer Girl
Picture Hats only So Styles for big girls as well as
adults Not only large but medium and small pictures
are here of chip Milan, and hair, trimmed with flowers,
wings quls, feathers aine silk net ore and velvet NIB
bons and ornaments You know the usual $500 Hats-fac-
tory made and will rejoice at this opportunity to find
something different and vastly superior On Second Floor
with the Knox shape Hats at 69c and SOC.
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the
of
$298 Dresses! Off plain tailored
genvo
solid color lovely shades of light blue and grounds
checks Womens 40 and A girls and2O
ony fol choice
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

Judge Theron Stevens yesterday ue
cided the case of j. K. Elgan against
the Francls Mohawk Mining ana Leas'
ing Company and the heane "oh'''
Mining Company, involving the 'it'e
to 100000 shares of the stock Oh 'ns
latter company. The court founa n"'
prior to December %, 1907, the pam,
tiff and Homer Wilson were interes'ed
in the promoting of the heane W."
der Mining company, and that on 'ha'
date the Keane Wonder Company ae-
livered TO the Safe Bank and Trust
Co. four promissory notes amounting
to the sum of s140,27s.92. These NOTES
were secured by the assignment 'i
$4,000 shares of the capital STOCK u
the mining company. Some time a''s'
this transaction the bank sofa tne
notes to the Francis Mohawk Mining
and Leasing Company. A deco o'
trust was afterwards executed py 'hs
Keane Wonder Mining Company am
the notes. with the collateral security
were returned TO the company. a d's
pute arising as to the title to the ioo'
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

u close watch on the north end Com
stocks and many investors, believing
present prices to be at bedrock, are
purchasing literally. This is notablf
the case with Con. Virginia. Another
element of strength in this stock is the
fact that it is now entirely free Of
water and active work is in progress
on the lowest levels. In the Ophir
they have foot ledge of rich ore
averaging 800 to the ton. This ledge
is gradually increasing in width, 50
that when it is encountered in the
Con. Virginia it may be developed into
a good sized ore body, This is, OF
course, problematical, but the indica
tions at present are all that way. Mex
lean is we'll sustained in price, with
holders very slow to offer to sell
Great expectations are still centered
ON the $500 level of this mine, and f
the expected ore body developes sen
sational advance in the price of shares
seems to be assured.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
Big BORAX PLANT TO
DEVELOP SALT MARSH

The Nevada Salt & a5orax Co. of
Fallon has been organized with capital
stock placed at $1,000,000, to develop
the salt marshes in Carson sink. A
railroad will be built from the sink TO
Fallon, a distance of thirty miles.
1t is a close corporation and already
has borax plant at Jersey City, n. j.,
and one at Santa Barbara, Cal.
George Otis Draper of New York,
connected with the brokerage firm of
Hansen, Draper &Co., New York; A.
C. Dodge, also New York broker; r.
w. Wiley, an Alaska mining man, ana
c. w. Kinney of Fallon are the inter
ested parties.
The surveys for the railroad viii
commence in about thirty days.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
(Searchlight Bullion.)

The first of the week the knight
custom mill fnished the latest run If
Smith and Fessler, Duplex leasers. 1T
proved to be one of the richest bunch
es of ore that have been produced IN
this camp for some time. There are "a
tons that plated at The rate of $o3 to
the ton, or value exceeding $2,10O.
These leasers now bid fair to have
other equally good runs in the near
future and to enjoy well-merited re-
ward. In the early stages there were
the usual difficulties, calling for hard
and persistent work and the exercise
of good Judgment.
This last extraction was working up
from the 100 to the 100 level. There
;s n continuation of the good ore III
sight in the bottom of the shaft In
fact the lowest working showed grad
nal Improvement, and the new deVei-
onment. now under way, consists OF
sinking with the 200 level for the oo-
iective point and also as anotnsf pase
for stopping operations.
This lease marks the highest ground
Of the Duplex property, being on sne
r;c;nalI |. X. L. claim. The shaft ls
- tho east slope and not far from
where there has been talk, from time
- ,;me of sinking new vertical shafi
| aa,Lh 10 serve the entire proper'V'
r.a;.a,ious are multiplying that Al
40. noint is the leading and parent
vein, OF the group.
The knight mill this week Is run
ming on ore that its owner has IN part
with Hamill and George Col
l,on from the old !. X. L. lease recent
Ian over by these gentlemen. fhs
~ nal,. with somc- Ill Iona q,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
(Wonder Mining News.)


The surface indications are that
from now on progress in the direction
Of putting the new mill of the Nevada
Wonder company into commission VIII
be more rapid than has been the case
heretofore.
Wednesday evening the company $
automobile came in from Fallon, BRING
ing James S. Austin. M. b. Cutfcr ana
c. A. Dauiel of Philadelphia, who
are interested in the property.
They put in the greater part 81
Thursday up on the mountain SIDE, I'D
specting the mill site and mine, and
from remarks dropped here and there
during their visit it is inferred that
they were not pleased with the snow
ing thus far made, and that they
stirred up the animals little.
1t is said that work on tic mine is
to be resumed about the first OF Ne
vember, and that the shaft, when y
now 500 feet in depth, will he CON
tinued to depth of 800 feet. \ A new
electric hoist and other machinery
have arrived at Fallon, and by the
time the power line reaches here VIII
doubtless be in place and ready &c
connect up with the wires and 30 te
hosting rock.
One cause of the slow progress 'hu'
far seems to be lack of facilities iol
Transporting materials and mae'hher.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

Mining operations were resumed to
day, Oct. 26, by the Grizzly Bear COM
pany in it's lease on the Grizzly Bear
claim of the Goldfeld Consolidated es-
tate, to the south of the Clermont
workings of the Consolidated. Opera
tions are under the direction and su-
pervision of Wallace McGregor of the
Nevada Goldfield Reduction company.
For more than week past the conf
pany has been de-watering the proper
ty, and now actual mining operations
are in progress at depth of 1900
feet.
AS the lease has. but four months to
run according to common knowledge,
and no extension of the life of the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

lease has been made public, there is
considerable conjecture as to the meail-
ing of the renewed operations. It IL
generally understood however. that
the bonanza ore shoot recently opened
at 1000 feet depth in the Clermont
workings of the Consolidated lay in the
crcsscut to the south that was being
run from the Clermont to connect with
the Grizzly Bear workings
It is reported that the other day
$250,000 worth of ore from this new
ore body was hoisted in IL hours
through the Clermont shaft-which is
certainly going some. Resumption of
work in the Grizzly Bear when, 1t has
but such a short tenure Of life means
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
NEVADA MINES TO CROSS THE
$4O,OOO,OOO MARK IN 1910
State Bullion Tax and License Collector Submits His Report
Second Quarter of Year and Makes Estimate of $4OOOOOO
Nevada's Mineral Output for the Present Year

has th his report rfn second dquao o the
= la have the m , o. tdu omaeh their or +
nSed M beef henn needeci
pnan of
show or d quarter the e ~ something from
> tax a e Of NOR year Mr. Cdne states th the mtpm
m the andes teprduchn Is +
wh MI a tax agent by Governor Dleron the annual =
+ I l they t the OF too hard
o Of a
Silver ak OF his nc h aha thnr gh
suit the sn mp by bypaingup a hat owed
and the o SO h turned o
n hesprtof fey md dait shown by convince the mining mpa
lion Office t as in compel al and sh h zee since
Mr. pd # a
= t. opermtth % more cover n
an nexing is
eipha a teopa aat dare now coming n It at Of t
Mr. Cnadh report Es m n "a
for the SECOND dt
kmrd $7T6 mex with
Esmealh ranked f n ore o o
onwHhan
@757 The is nevedon the ne wpr pli
h qmtra apri h Of
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
OFFICIALS OF NEVADA
WONDER COMPANY MAKE
VISIT TO THE PROPERTY

to the mill site The traction engines,
on whom the job of putting IN The
heavy stuff rests, have not been leav-
ing any long trails behind them Lately,
having, after laying up at Fallon sew
eral weeks, started out a week ago
with load, and, owing to the muddy
condition of the roads, caused by the
rain of last week, been struggling
against strong odds all the week. 1t
is now nearly month since their
cheerful snort has been heard in Won
der.
Some additions to the force of men
engaged in laying the water pipe have
been made during the week, and the
work seems to be proceeding nicely.
Since leaving Horse creek canyoa,
where much of the excavating was IN
hard rock, plow has been used to
good advantage in making the trench.
At the mlllsite also additions have
been made to the working force, and
it is looking like business. A team
has been engaged in hauling sand fos
use in building the concrete piers, ana
when the necessary lumber arrives d
good deal of movement is looked TOR
nm the side of the hill. 1t has been
determined, in view of the heavy cost
of hauling, to use ore from the dump
of the mine for the coarser materlh
in the piers, in place of haullng rock
from a distant point.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
DECIDES SUIT FOR STOCK
OF THE KEANE WONDER 90.

of the suit which was decided yester-
day. The question which determinsd
the suit was the right of Homer VII
SON. the president of he keane Wonder
Company, to use the stock belonging
to Elgan, the plaintiff in the action, TO
secure the company and Wilson's per-
sonal liability. The court held that
Elgan is entitled to the stock, and the
Keane Wonder Mining Company IS
ordered to deliver immediate posses
sion to him. The plaintiff was repre-
sented in the action by Pyne, Douglas
and Tilden, while the Keane Wonder
Company was defended by James +
peck and +. !. Solinski. No appear
ance was made by the Francis Mo
hawk Mining Company, as II was bu'
nominal party to the action and
had no interest in it's outcome.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
BLACK BUTTE LEASERS TO
SOON BEGIN ORE SHIPMENT

wils Damondheld
Bute extensive work, three
probably work the The Ger ,
holdings of the old Campbell
block has the =
$50 where that lease
shipments from the old tunnel has Z
bep made being constructed =
and will started Quite =
sight by the steady develop
Gerity lease for the =
mast mi the that Z
$50 sa5 Ion in value =
being considered the .
company probable Of them least
viii active de =
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
GRIZZLY BEAR LEASE
IS AGAIN OPERATING
Mining Operations Have Commenced at 1900 Feet Depth and 1t
Is Believed That Adjacent Developments Have Proved the
Existence of Clermont Ore Shoot Close to Leasing Shaft

something, and it is currently believed
in Goldfield that developments In the
Clermcnt workings Of the Consolidat-
ed have practically shown the Grizzly
Bear people where the ore is, and THAI
the shoot that has been developed
close to the Grizzly Bear block is sc
rich that the leasing company believes
it can recoup its expenditures and put
itself Ito the good' in the brief space
of four months. At least the good
wishes of the entire camp are with the
leasers, for they have spent large
amount of money in most faithful de-
velopment work. Their shaft is .he
deepest in the Goldfeld district, and
the equipment is splendid.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
STRONG LEASING COMPANY
TO OPERATE ALAMO MINE
easers Get Entire Property Alamo Company at Lucky Boy
and Will Operate Property for One Year--W Sink to 1000
Feet Depth at OnCe==New York Men Financing Deal

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y f lucky by the Aa o o il
potat ha has pre il he mining % n Nh for h al meal niue
h camp o
lease h LAM p is g f
hasth samea have also taen the o. Silver Moo property hh adp
! Amnand l b. wkl hghh d e # e aA proper l
Sl o.
The hrg of Mountain
Queen vn m thgt py he sal amount
the Alamo godg ging then thereby a
II is ne If e % o
Of tme
: tie eqpmets is nsan h i'll npbb b u the r o December it $ h the
; empanyto al once o 90 d h a tive Moo ppety will be h
h ppad
Tn details f h gmz o h ca p n Il y pd
TIA is financing e none is
OF J
; wheh nowt over by newly ORGANIZED will manage the poret
Th Alamo compyg ground Ia produced N h past two yes o
making fortunes f h a n fl the Dur he t th
OF three cens share o hh W bee
III e0nan h il o The
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

The ore of Crowley and Dulaney,
leasers on Quartette ground on Fourth
of July Mountain, has for the past few
days been strictly of the jewelry class.
The, ore that is being taken out IS
said to be only about two inches IN
width, but it is up in the hundreds IN
value. The lease of Hoine and asso-
ciates in the same neighborhood is OPP
Grating ON the usual scale, and is said
to be with average results. The Cyrus
Noble mill continues to work steadily
and to put in all its time on this ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
SEARCHLIGHT LEASERS ARE
SENDING OUT GOLD BULLION

known to be Of at least good milling
grade, and there are strong indications
that there will be sufficient ore for
months to come to fill in all the spare
time that will be available outside of
the requirements of custom work. As
heretofore stated, there was both lue6
and Judgment brought into play in the
matter of this ore supply. The pre-
vious leaser had cut through it in a
tunnel without appreciating Ms value.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29
Big THINGS Are in
line AT THE MEXICAN

The San Francisco Chronicle com
ments on Comstock affairs in the mar
ket as follows: ''Buyers are keeping
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

c. Kirby has started work on his
group. the Kalamazoo, situated west of
the searchlight NJ. & M. Co. Sinking
will be resumed from the bottom OF a
so foot shaft. and the intention is to
90 at least to water level, probably an
additional 200 feet. A power hoist has
been installed. and this week small
air compressor was received, which
will be used for ventilation purposes.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

o. A. Erdman, formerly of Cold
field, but now located in Denver, Is
visiting the camp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-10-29

T.. s. woodward, ore purchasing
agent for the International Smelling
and Refining Company, is in town.