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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11
BELMONT OF TONOPAH
IS SHOWING UP fine

The first melt of cyanide preeipitates
sinea operations we're resumed IN the
Belmont mill was made this week. Ou'
as it represents less than Pan
month run, the shipment of ouihoh
will not be very large, says the ION
ooah Miner. Quite a tonnage of con-
centrates has been gathered together
which will be sent out in a day or two.
All future shipments of bullion ana
concentrates will represent the full run
If the mill and will amount to quite a
large sum in dollars. Everything .
running smoothly and good work Is oe-
ing done in all departments of che Dig
reduction plant. At present the aver
age daily tonnage treated amounts 10
a little over 200 tons, but this Will DC
increased by the installation OF coarser
battery screens until the daily average
reaches 240 tons. Things are moving
along nicely on the surface plant at
the new Belmont shaft and every day
sees good advancement made. The ex-
cavation for the foundation of the big
electric hoist has been completed and
workmen are busy ~excavating for the
foundation for the 40-drill compressor,
As soon as the water pipeline has been
completed so that water can be Cd
tanned at the shaft work upon the
foundations will be started, which viii
be within the next few days, as the
pipe has already been laid to the tanK
site. a distance of 500 feet. The rails
for the spur track to the new shaft
have been shipped, and as the road bed
has been completed it will be a small
Job to lay the rails. 1t is hoped tt
have the spur completed before the
heavy machinery and materials arrive
so that the same can be landed direct
" at the shaft, orders for all equip
ment having been placed. Everything
is being pushed ahead a. rapidly al
possible, as the underground work ha'
reached a point where operation
| through the new Belmont shaft arr
badly needed, the present working
shaft being taxed to its limit. Tn
shipments of ore to the mill continue
to average over 200 tons a day, whll'
about 80 tons daily are being forward
ed to the smelter.
Underground the conditions con
tinue to be most satisfactory, and a
every point where work is being dom
on ore the ore body shows grea
strength and good values, and IL ny
direction has the limit been found.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11
MAZUMA MINES MAKING A
HEAVY PRODUCTION NOW

the gold content which in itself Is
considerable, while the concentrates
which are shipped are as clean as IL
is possible to get them.
Mr.. Gillespie states that there is no
marked change in conditions at the
mine. The stope started in the upraise
from the 300-foot level on the silver
vein is in good ore and a considerable
part of last month s production came
from the opening up of this ore body.
A erosscut is now being run to the
gold vein from the upraise and small
values are already apparent in the race
of the cut.
Regarding the future work OF the
company Mr.. Gillespie is reticent,
preferring to await the final action OF
his company before stating what IS IN
contemplation.
The Florence lease is beyond per
adventure one of the best properties
in Seven Troughs and with work ag-
gressively pushed on the eompany's
workings, the Seven Trough INNINGS
esate. of which the Florence lease IS
part. is bound to reach the bonanza
class.-Seven Troughs Miner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11
MRS. HELEN CoTTRELL
MARRIED TO G. E. WOOD

Mrs. Helen Cottrell, the well known
mining woman of Hornsilver, was mar.
ried yesterday to C. E. Wood, chief
deputy town marshall of Coalinga. The
couple left this morning for Horn
silver where they will reside.
Mrs. Cottrell but recently received
a decree of divorce from her former
husband. She is the holder of valuable
mining property in the Hornsilver dis
triet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11

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News ofice-supply store and see if there
are not many little LABOR ana time saw
ing appliances that you are now in
need of.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11

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got it, and it can be had anywhere in
the United States, you shall have it bv
leaving your order.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-11

Typewriters cleaned, adjusted ana
repaired at the News Stationery De-
partment, News Office.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
SMUDGY JOKE IS
PLAYED ON "CUBS"
r. II. WILLIAMS, train and station

III. WILLIAMS, train and station
Inspector of the Southern Pacific,
is an ardent admirer of the Chi
cago baseball team of the National
league. His admiration for the Cubs
was SO well known that friends in Chi
cago recently sent him large picture
or the entire team, together with a
picture of the ball grounds in Chica go.
During the worlds series between
the Cubs and the Philadelphia Amer
leans. Williams was out on the road
on business for the railroad company
and didn't have time to even think
about championship game.
He returned to his Office yesterday
and found the picture, which hangs
Just above his desk, decorated with
bows of carbon paper as a mourning
symbol.
Beneath the picture. where the cap
tfon explains that the picture is that
of the champion Cubs. the caption has
been changed to read Champion
Dubs.' Williams does not accuse any
one directly of the insult upon his
home team, but he points the finger of
suspicion at A. C. Salter, who occupies
the same office.
c. Wachten of the telegraph depart,
ment OF the Southern Pacific of Mexico
with office at Empa1me. Mexico. is in
the city for a few days on business
trip. He reports the country in a
fiourishing condition because of the
railroads that are being constructed.
w. ID. Forster, traffic manager of the
Tonopah and Goldfeld railroad. Is In
the city. He is registered at the
Stewart.
r. S. Ruble. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Union Pacific, with
office at Omaha, is in the city on an
inspection trip. He will leave Thurs
day for the south.
J. w. Mulhern, superintendent of the
Western Pacific, with headquarters at
Sacramento. is in the city.
E. e. Calvin, vice president and gem
eral manager of the Southern Pacific.
who has been in the south for the last
week with the party of bankers headed
by Otto H. Kuhn, Of Kuhn, Loeb & Co..
returned yesterday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

corruption of "the cross Of Scotland"
The nine pips on playing cards were
formerly printed on playing cards
somewhat in the shape Of a ST. An
drew's cross, and because OF this there
is some reason for believing that this
is the origin Of the phrase.
MARKS on BARRELs-F. T. W. City.
% What iS the meaning Of marks on brewers bar
1t is a method of intimating the
original Latin names for various de-
grees of strength and quality of the
contents of the barrel so marked.
x means simplex.
NX means duplex
Xxx means triplex.
This was the method used at first,
bat in time other qualities OF beers
and ales were introduced and 1t be-
came necessary to add new distinctive
marks, such as XII, PA, AK, AK. etc
AK means that the contents OF the
barrel Is light. bitter beer: AK.
lighter still; PA, pale ale; XI. extra
strong.
SOLDIERS DIscHARGE-O. s.. City. Served
In the civil war. but my discharge papers were
desroyed To whom shall I write for a dupIi-
To the war department at wash
ington, d. c.. giving date OF enlist
ment, name OF regiment and company
letter or number.
DAINGERFIELD-N.. Oakland. When did w
?. Daingerheld become a superior Judge in San
Francisco?
He took office in 1876.
DIAfENSION-A o. T.. City. What Is meant
by the ''fourth dimension OF space?
An ina ginary extension of space
imputed by mathematicians to solids.
THE FLEET. ". NJ. City. When did the
Atlantic battleship feet reach San Francisco?
May s, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER Subscriber. City
To whom should young man who wants to be-
ment? And II he does obtain employment, what
will he have to do?
He must make application to the
master mechanic of the road selected
and present recommendation from per-
sons willing to vouch for his RESPONSE
bility. II he is successful he will be
placed in the rounIhouse and set to
work wiping the wheels. driving rods.
frames, guides, cylinders. trucks and
tanks OF the engine. II he keeps his
eyes open he will gradually learn a
great deal about the locomotive, and
in time will be promoted to fire cleaner.
and from that to the position of host
Ter, when he will be required 10 keep
the boilers full of water. see that all
the parts are thoroughly cleaned and
that each engine is duly shifted into
the stall set apart for 1t. When he
has become thoroughly familiar with
the duties of hostler, he stands a
chance of being sent out as a fireman
on an extra train or to act as sub
stitute for a regular fireman who is
sick or taking a day off. The next
time he will become a full fedged
engineer.
CURSE OF sCOTLAND-L E. H.. Los Gatos
Why is the nine Of diamonds called the curse
Of Scotland?
The origin of the phrase is uncer-
tain, but the probable explanation Is
that il refers to the detestation enter
tanned in Scotland toward John Dali
rymple, first earl of Stair. on account
of his concern in the massacre of
Glencoe and for which he had to re-
sign office in 1695. The heraldic bear
ing of this person was gold on
satire azure. nine lozenges OF the
field" These nine resemble the nine
of diamonds, hence the popular phrase,
"the curse of Scotland" Another YER
sion is that the mira Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
NaaxHe&c.


r,p;.. - ooktno ,nn,.ra tho, nor-v
which should
of plowed field.
itself immediate effect
wrinkles At
until
oil a
of
Vnconsciousness of it.
yourself
to
o etching them this
that half patients getting for them
to the and
to
forehead it is smooth
with time
you wrinkle forehead.
firmly the hands the forehead
t9Ath- Ceo~o.seo,,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

/ he more ne Tics % cIIIOI l'l1I.
me, the more, DDS fishhooks, does
he pain me, and add to my
distress. His pictures always
make me restive; when they're
not fiat they are suggestive OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
RSONS IN THE NEWS

JAMES +. FARGO, vice president OF the Ameri
can express company. and Howard X. Brooks
financial manager of the same corporation,
with headquarters at Chicago, are guests al
the Palace.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN C. LEWIS came from
Portland yesterday and are guests at the
Palace.
GEORGE G. CARSON, merchant Of Grass Vel
ley. is at the St. Francis with Mrs. Carson.
W. GoLDBA, a mining OF Arizona, Is
among the recent arrivals at the Stanford
W. H. GARRISON, hardware merchant OF
Modesto, is registered at the Argonaut.
DR.. II. MACAULEY and Mrs Macauley OF Port
land are guests at the st. Francis.
GEORGE r. SHELDON. banker of New York,
has apartments at the ST. Francis
ELLIS VEIL, merchant Of Pomona, is among
the recent arrivals at the Msnx-
A. C. McLAIN. mining man of Clipper Gap,
Cal, is staying at the Stewart.
EZRA BOWEN. lumberpan Of Santa Cruz, Il
registered at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

hardening acquired and he
His with yield of Indiana began with the
that the will end before ready for the crib
him from participating in the final act of huskng
Bevdge in his campaign for reelection going into
village hamlet He half dozen
speeches The crossroads reound with
campaign in which the
mobile and the telephone play their parts The rural
telephone everywhere and the coming of the political auto
known all along the line Indiana grdroned with sreaks of
the loud urah and escapes must be because he
has taken the woods Bryan there shouting for the democrats
and Roosevelt replies for the republicans, Indiana the big noise
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Why Democrats
Are Deserving
Theodore Bell

Oud be quite unable withstand the of influences to
which he owed his election he successful They do not desire
the government the sinister alliance OF William
r Hearst and Patrick Calhoun, who are the vocerous and
abusive supporters of Mr.. Bell
As for Mr. Jolnsons character. Mr. Eckhof writes:
Separating of the
gubernaoal do
without aty the democracy of California
OF the ratio
know Hiram Johnson conscientious and capable
beginning of the
was TO max He has
brilliant He example.
forward / think
ilavet
This testimony given personal knowledge by honest
permit by partisan feeling
where real issue presented 1t welcome based
impartial the field knowledge of the
character of The republican candidate and recognition of the fact
THAT he owes<ls following dubious influences
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

How sad distraught and melancholy must be the
man whose wouldbe jolly engravings jar the press
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
| Comparing
California
| With Japan

that offers the precedent Tor applying similar restrictions
to its subjects when they emigrate to these shores
Tokyo correspondent writes that the British residents
Japan have filed with their home which
they specify their grievances, of which the right land
Japan is The correspondent goes say:
The right municipal elections, participation subsidized
will prohibit
published
the memoriaists
subjects the realm should complain of such restrictions but that
very much matter between the Japanese
British ally The point seek enforce
which insists such restrictions home should be found
raising international disturbance because people
subjected to restrictions regard the
public schools of San Francisco Regulations
purely domestic legislation against which foreigner be heard
protest aliens not permitted to land in Japan why
should they have that privilege in California?
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Fun With
"the Wall
Paper Twins"

committee Mr.. Dix his speech accepting the nomination.
denounced the robber tariff in these words:
l to do the high Of living
from which all the people OF the greatly
have an honest and downward revision
afa which, while the
increased the duties all the e
of living for the of the people higher
history of the commonwealth and higher other
of the world
This might be great campaign stuff
that Hppuch before the means committee of the
house to ask Tor increase of the duty paper
and Dix manufacture But the demand
andpat committee and let the Dngley stand Dix would
be pleased to the duties down on everything but
wall paper z
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

under that flag. They, in common with other
foreigners resident in Japan, are subjected to
certain forms of discrimination of which they
complain. This country is not greatly con-
cerned about these disabilities the point is
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
COMIC
PICTURES

things good men dsdan; in shady things ne likes
to wallow and those who would his footsteps follow
run chances of stain. Without respect Tor man
or woman, he's fond of monsters superhuman, DIS
torted things and base he mocks the list OF human
tribe ills, and draws his grim and ghasty ibels upon
the mortal face Oh l can sit upon casket, and
into basket, and find more fun in that than
viewing the comic" pictures which are stewing Il
and fiat. Bring forth some artists clean and clev'
minded chaps who never humor in the vile! "
trate the capers of normal people in the papers, and
us smile! copyt.h.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

c AN FRANCISCO made good investment when the peop
voted five million dollar bond issue for the installation
auEdiary high
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

W. H. swANToN a mining operator Of Ohio,
is guest at the Stanford.
C. W. sEFEENs. lumberman OF Fortuna is
registered at the Aryonaut-
JOHN DAVIES. insnranceman Of Liverpool.
is registered at the Palace
H. BARRON, an attorney of Philadelphia, Is
registered at the Colonial.
G. c. CoNovER, businessman OF Sacramento.
is staying at the Turpin.
MR.. and Mrs. E. P PrrMAN OF Stockton are
guests at the Fairmont.
R. F. JOHNSON. former mayor Of Monterey is
staying at the Palace.
PAUL G. DE BACK. a merchant of Isletou. is a
guest at the Turpin.
W. GREY. iumberman Of Los Angeles. is stay
ing at the Colonial.
GEORGE J. ANDERSON of Richmond Va. is
at the Fairnont.
@. W. BROWN Of Kansas City is registered at
the Stewart.
DIR. c. W. NUTTING of Etna is guest Al
bne faIacas ----------------------
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
| An Honest
| Census in
San Francisco

long had 1t been
much zeal behalf of of neighbo created
atmosphere OF suspicion that made apply the whole region
This unfortunate because the figures for the cities
quite good enough satisfy reasonable ambition The
overabous Tacomans who ndutrousy stuffed their
have their black that will stick for long
plague them Any information the of publicity promo
on from Tacoma will be regarded with suspicion Census ufng
may smart the but good business
positive fraud other political divisions of
the legislative and appoonments based
the
The census of San Francisco this peculiar and
interest The lost than half its population in the
nonhs following the great fire 1t appears have all
at and added something while the Oakland and
he other that took large part population
1890 have not lost what they gained that time Indeed
be egmay claimed that the recovery of San Francisco
pit laid in presents the remarkable
1he nationalDcensus
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

TUIT1SOIf U
Such men, knowing the character and per-
sonnel of politics in this commonwealth.
distrust the influences that are behind Bell
They understand that matter what may
be the personal character of Mr.. Bell, he
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

ton, but queer political phenomenon of tn,
moment. The twins are Dix, the democrats
candidate for governor, and his partner in tn,
manufacture of wall paper, one Huppuch, who
has been made chairman of the canlnaip1
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

IAPANS attitude regard foreign residents in that kingdom
is internationally although it does
please subjects domiciled doing business
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

The investment will easily pay for itself il
the consequent reduction of rates for fire
insurance.
According to the statement made b,
Assistant City Engineer Connick to the Com
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

He art of politics and making campaign has probably reach
higher stage of development Indiana than any 9th
business of which expansive
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

HOSE of the New York newspapers are not occupied
abusing Roosevelt having fun with the Paper TWINS
which are not the might imply vaudeville attrac
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Reducing the
Fire Risk in
San Francisco

1noneah club, the total reduction when the full
will be IS of
pes are laid the underwriters apply Is
1.-THE territory covered len will be added this
s soon as the l peaks reservoir completed and further
per cent Will be added to the when the pumping
installed There justice the claim respect San
VIII shortly become the best protected
In another the city be regarded
relation for the that other eproof con-
sucon been extensively employed This lesson was learned
from the great conhagaon and is the the business
far that of any other city respect San
francisco 1t stands today the modern
ces and her people safely builders have
prohed by the lessons of the past What auxiliary water
system and the extensive of reproof ought
TO be and permanent reduction annual fire loss
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

although by no means neglected, is after all
only minor feature. For example, dispatch
from Indianapolis describes the methods ot
one mans campaign:
John l. Moorman, republican candidate for
. congress IN the thirteenth district Started last
to the crowd campaign. When he started out this
we're breaking up their fields preparatory to corn
ing at farm he would invite the footsore tiller of
while he followed the plow and swung it around
corners When time came to cultivate the corn he
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

IFELONG democrats like Henry EckHof the eminent lawyer
this city realize that the political hopes OF California rest
of Hiram Johnson be governor OF the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

T satisfactory know that San
honestly Here there OF the stuing fra
that made other cities sorry and ashamed That
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
The Morning Chit-Chat
JAJ make the young girls of today wrinkle up
NV their foreheads so?

~ Is it twentieth century germ?
If you haven't noticed how prevalent that trick IS
among young their twenties and younger
girls just take especial notice of the girls meet for
the day the young lady who looks
out of your mirror at you, and think you will.
Wrinkles" says the epigram maker. "are the fret
the disposition That usually pretty true, but
wrinkles, which such
astonishing number of the generation acquir
ing are an exception they be result
of nervous trick OF lifting the eyebrows when talking
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

census of the city was a complete enumera
ton can not be believed, because, from th
nature of the case, an exact count of tn
people resident in large city is impossible
Undoubtedly the figures for San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

pile mems bones
IAN find in daily
n rubbish coarse
er, some healthy
h, let them illus
then just watch
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03

T fNTs.N n I'D T NAM r
Browne made the mistake of my
life when ! gave my wife a so gold
piece on the first anniversary Of our
marriage.
Towne-HOw' that
Browne-Tve had TO give her $50 a
week ever since TO keep her from spend
ing it.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-03

hree hundred miles-who are not
esidents of Arizona. can come over
he state line and participate in
.hese elections? Was not that real.
~ one of the purposes of the pass
age of this act!
Mr. Smith. have no doubt in
The world that the legislature of Ari-
iona. when 1t passed that act. had
no otheg purpose in view than to
absolutely prevent the importation
Of people from another country into
our country for the purpose of vot-
ing.
Let me show you how easy and
simple it will be if you have money
enough We have a great register.
and man only has to tell the
register that he is a citizen Of the
United States and swear to it. Civ
! ing his name and residence. He gets
on the great register. OF course.
there is a penalty against false reg
Istration. but that is the last time
that fellow will ever be seen in Ari-
iona. and within six or eight months
of registration you have thousands
of names OF men imported there
from another country. working on
the railroad These men pack up
and go home whenever they please.
They do not belong to our country
at all. The man who has the money
and the inclination and the want
Of conscience can be very success
full by the use OF this device.
The Arizona legislature tried tC
avoid that They do not want tc
cut out a single Mexican whose
residence is in Arizona. They dc
not want TO do that They get as
many Of those votes as the Republi
cans do. They cut out this particu
lar class Of foreigners for the pur
pose Of keeping our elections a:
pure as they can keep them.
imagine that IS what prompted IN,
legislature. I was not there.