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New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CTItn name and address IF purchaser J
SEPTEMBER .
MA Nh ATTAIN

SEPTEMBER .
MANHATTAN.
CHRISTOPHER sT. IL. sly hrk. Elk irres
Henry Heidenis to Henry Heidenis; l-o part :;
q c. Aug 26 81
SAME PROPERTY. Francis Heidents TO same;
all title: q c. July IS $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Pauline Church 30 same
all title; q Z; July IS 81; address. 3is west
5Jth 81.
CHARLES ST IL sty brk, 2cx9e; Mary Z
Hammann al to James Coyie' July Il; SI1
address 40 C'arnIine ST
EDGECOMBE AVE. 227. 3 sly brk. 2oxloo;
Anthony Hahn 10 Augusta Hahn; Id part
Aug 2: 81; address. 332 West 9th 81.
EDGR-oMBE AVE. Q :, 81. 1t $ OF 137th
Ct II 6xg0: Alma II j Hupbeil 10 Flora II
Jones (IrltE sl3 1J0l all liens; April s. sir2sI ;
address. l5d Broadway.
ELDRIDGE ST. 30 ard 2l2 sty hTk- Ask
81 :. Rachel Samuels 20 Pauline Schwartz tmtg
s47 00a. June 2s 500. address, 20 tldridge st
LEXINGTON AVE. 202I. s 1870 81. 8
st,y bTs 100 IIx.s5: Charles Wynne ct al to VIII
lam Manning dmtg S5s. .o00 Aug 81; siOoi ad-
dress 423 East Slsf ST.
MANHATTAN AVE. .. sty brh 27xJs II !:
Samuel Lederer To Hermann ttIxfnaIIH tHtg
S.. OoO: sept l. 81. address, 100 " vest Iu6th 81
MADISON AVE. 1772, sly hrh. 4oxloa; John
j tB'roturN Lleus l. lstefs 'iltS sl.JUh; 4;
.-ept /. 5000. address. ~ WaH 81
RIDGE ST. - . sty brk 2oxI5z ifreE: George
Decker 70 Clara i-eFins sept = sou slIirssI a
Ridge ST.
WEzP 81. ..s4 "a e cor GARRISON Fl. sty brE
.lssa telesse ultu the B0WeFy savings Bank
to Michael Reagan Als -, S-ioU3, address
~ East 2Sth St
SAME PROPERTY Micaae! Reagan to Peter
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
BIC PLOT NEAR 18TH AVENUE IS SOLD
Frederick F. Sampson Sells Large Holding in 30th and 3st
Streets to Coach Company, Which Will Erect New Building


Frederick F. Sampson sold his large hold
ings at tho north side Of Both street. run
ming through 10 1Slst street, l25 feet east
Of Twelfth avenue yesterday. The Fifth
Avenue Coach Company Was the pur-
chaser The plot measures 15xeo9 feet. and
On tire site the company has planned to
erect = garage FOR the housing Of vehicles
Mr.. Sampson acquired much Of the land
recently. The Gross & Gross Company
were II" brobers in the transaction.
Two narc~ls in West street, both of
which have been held hy the sellers for
more than tRentv years, vere sold yes
terday.
Y A Bernin & Co sold for the estate
of Simon Sternberger 70 a client No 81
and SIS West street. on plot 42X14' feet
The purchaser is All investor.
Peter and Patrick McBreen bought the
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pany, in the new building at 124th street
and First avenue; for the National Ven
tiIating Company top loft at Nos S57 and
3Se East 18th street, to A Gru1bers, and for
AdoIph Weiss a loft at No. East 18th
street. to Kern Fur Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for a term of Years for F'rederics, the Jew
eller. the store and basement No. 1 West 3tt
street. Tho lessee is the Alaska Fur shop
which has branches In Nome, Alaska: Seat
tic, Wash, and Victoria. +. c.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has leased
for Elsie 4 Pel the four story and base
u1eut dwelling house No IL West seth
street for term Of years.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for Mrs
George p Dodge the four story private
house No. 81 Benox avenue, to Mrs. T. \
Nalopy. for a term of two years: for David
Finelite. the three story private house Nc.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
REALTY AUCTION AT NIGHT.

realty auction sale at night will he
held in Terrace Garden next Tuesday, be
ginning q $50 o'clock Joseph ?. Day will
be the auctioneer. The property 70 be Of
fered Includes 81 lots in the Hunts Point
section Of The Bronx. Hunts Point ave
nue. and the adjoining streets, by order OF
the Hunt Point Estates The property is
in the region to be traversed by the new
tri- borough subway and also accessible by
the present subway route, in what is prob
ably the most rapidly growing part Of the
northerly borough
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03


ATTORNEY ST. =, 100 t. Of Rl.i9ston In st., ,.
sTre q Holden: s22 COO; attorney Lawyers TUE
Insurance and Trust Co 1e0 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVE. cor 1s8th Al 81 xl.oX
,r-er. sent 2, 8 yrs Joseph l. . Brien 70 Farm
ers Life Insurance ana iTdA~ - N-'''''' al
dress ~ William st
ROADWAY n 9 cor 175th st, 6I1l24x irres
SEM 2; ) VIE. 81 per cent Hannah AcDonaId 70
American Mortgage CO: $40, ooo; address, 81 Mas
sau
COLUMBUS AVE. 7s4. ) sty brh. Is. IXloo;
cent + : vrs AZ per cent; Ptncus ShraHk -
William Lowell, as trustee SZsoooi attorneys
Reeves Todd & Swain, lt5 Broadway
CHARLES ST, II. : sty brN. 22xbJ: July
ai. 3 yrs, James coyie TO Charles Hamnlann.
$3.50.
SAME PROPERTY. m; July Il; yrs; same
to Edward Hammann; $1,000
SAME PROPERTY: p m; July 81; J yrs: same
to Nary . Hammann; S3,5o0; attorney William
F Glare 135 BROADWAY
ELpRIpGE ST 30 and 212. 45xs7-6; Aug i;
= IT'S, ! per cent; pauline Schwartz 10 Rachel
SaInlIels $40 coo; address. 54s West ld5th St
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg S1Ioeof: sept
/ instalments. per cent; same 10 sam t'lcl'
sa GOO; attorneys. Marauson Bros. 21o hroadWay-
EDGECoMBE AVE. III sty bri5, -oz roo;
Aug 90; due per bond, Anthony ana August s ti
aftorney Peter. Condor, 3s Park Row.
LUDLOW ST. II. @5xs7.6; Sept 1: 8 yrs; Hy-
man sAIdmbers 10 Union Trust Co. S-''ooo, ah-
dress -U Broadway.
RIDGE ST. " ?. ia.ti II < Of Hivngron st
a6x irrrg: p IA: Sept /: due SEPT J. lol3; Car a
/ Levin 10 George Decker, s3i.t'iJ- attorneys.
Amend a. Amend. lIo Nassau At
WEST sr. :;J+. sty brs. i aur Garrison 81
O 'Brien to Michael Regan, sos o'fe address III
East 18th
WILLIAM ST les and IG7 1T sly bFi, store.
lease; Al. -. !Hstalments u per cent 1A'1s'o-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Vort1ington Whitchcuse has leased for
J &. J. Slater to Phong Fat & Co. whole
sale and retail importers or Oriental ware
for = period Of years the store. basement
and Sub aser1cnt in the Townsend Build
inc. %o 17e5 ProadHa-. fornerlv Occupied
hv the American Specially Company, and
having street frontage Of thirtE feet on
completion or extensive alterations they
NiH occupy the same.
The Lewis H MAJ Company has leased
for 3 term of Years for Z. Blum 10 nHA
square feet TO the Arlington Ribbon COM
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

ae,d { and Gould Hoyt. $4,000; attorneys.
Waakes Bros. 40 William St
earts ST. 40 West, sty bri. 20 sxso .
ipr-. Sprrt - vigourcux exrs: $4,000; attorneys.
CouI3ert Bros. IL Broadway-
45TH ST. $, lao II " OF Sd ave 2ox oc;i6 loo2 ,
Etorast Tiffanv. 1000; attorneys. De Forest
Bros 20 Broad 81
54Tu ST IG9 Eas, sly d-s, brs - +s'TsSE nsria
Sreru: $4,000; attorney, otto HorNitz- "fo
ta:n ST. 1is TO -. East. : sly hrk. 5ox
ire Tnsuraucn Co Of New York sl5eoi sd-
dress. - Cedar ~
eAMF PROPERTY. Dune - 1908 same -
game; 81 600; attorney, same
SAME PROPERTY Nav =, 1908 same 70
Iame. 81 600. attorney, same
sAuF PROPERTY. same % same IS zoo, sd-
dress. 30 cedar st
15sTTY ST. Ii : @so q ot Riverside pZtys =
90 tixItao: Feb IL. 1909, lansing % 70 T@itls @
t5,israntee ara Trust Go. S=a,SI-, address. l''
Brosdzay.
90 iJytoo. Csthlsen Tternsy 20 Newell Martin:
sI5 s25: ATTORNEY, LAWYERS Tits INSURANCE 4uN
Trust Co. 1so Broadwa,-.
gs PARCELS being all property. riants rights
and privileges in ntge deed Of trustee; Marsh :
1868 Anleriea9 IsS sop IS ,., 70 .idress A. Wa ST.
THE BRONX
BROOK AVE i5o 5, e5xloo; Aug % 1907
John II pierks and TO George Beilsr and ane'
GRANT AVE- " s, IS II CT i62d At Is *
81 sxII3 2x50: April 20, 1895; Waveriy Con
qtrurtiop co 10 Lena Kern; S4,Cpp; attorney.
Michael C Gross. Ell broadway
LOT elg map 1I31o. Harrington estate on
Fort SCHUYLER rd, westchester: Aug -, l.poi
Peter Brennan Percy Dudley; Ssuo; attoF-
new Title Insurance Co, I35 Broadway
lot "a map property James L Parshan. be-
gin. az point c19 Il OF 1d6th ~ x2o % " ;
Forest ave K " SICK COX W SIG. July Il
fattI- Eugene J BGsker and ano 20 Harriet |
Ntxon 81 0Oe: attorney, Smith Williamson I"i
Alexander ave.
LOT $50 10 =6t. map - elton c. Fyse es-
tate: march Is. t3Ia. the and : Realty 80
80 commercial Finance Co. S6.0eOi attorney.
" . Arnold. Westehester, y Y.
pE~FIEI.D AVE. 5. IS Il OF suburban
pI T3p IL A. i1xI30 1x2s: sept 4. 1905 Henry
~ -har1t and TO Ronald \ Brown. EXT
Samuel II Kenyon. decd. $4,000; address 10
Broadway
t441'H ST s. IT, II II OF College ave-
a. II x.,0 tuN ~ i0x20 !: Aug !. 1908; William T
4 Hurz to Minnie Wollner $4,000; attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60, iou
Btoadv'sS
fs:D ST 6s6 East. 5. i6xtoo; July l. 1910
f.n,na NJ Mellsrt to Arthur L flaming. trAs-
lee: S5.eol. attorney, William IL Wtli@ts. D
Eroa dWsS
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

uAS1, RRO4DWNY -: sam S1lberrus'.
,,.rer- t-,arles Brown contractor: 50
at-rH ST 5 40 = OF Pauldlug ave. SOY
fOs,- Edward < Meyer aSt savoy lhpFNVehie"-
Co owner and contractor $50
1.aD ST fjsi West. Dleknzan 4 co aSt
sss,r.h "A Lawrence, oNuer. y FhesnlX InsrA
ham contractor So
,st1r ST : whole front between Hughes
a. -su belmont ave. John tsaTet ast CheecnlnS a
C-srti,ei owner and contractor 5000
,et,.SJ sT- ~ west. George Wallace set
flames a. Thomas. owner aIc oiitF@tct1i " t'',-
6I.TIF ST II5 and III "-os. Joseph heS.e<
az. Nladsleins LesRe. owner, Ei7zaoeSh ~ I'D
5sT, ST ~ Esst Pitt Balance Door - Az
<...-. -, .t-xsash nara
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're recorded
yesterday AZ the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroonl, Nos. Il and Ii Vesey street;
Pv Joseph T. Da,.
NAMES AVE. 2115. c. g about 1870 e II Of
1Snth St 25S145: sly dvlg; sold to the pla in
Tiff for S3.j0o.
b. DaTid C1reeRwald.
STH AVE. $50 and T52, n 4fth st. 20. TX
125E 'rreE, sly Office and store bldg; sheriff 8
sale OF ali right, title etc. which Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty 90 had on December
II. 1909, since J J Forster, attorney; ad-
inl1rnea 20 Sent l..
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23S West 121st street, to Mrs. A. F. stan
ford, for a term Of two years.
Leon S Altmayer has leased for d client
TO Mr.. Michaelis a store and basement and
first floor at No. 293 First avenue for a
term OF wears
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
THE BRONX.

GRANT AVE. $50. oOx92 .: . m prior mtg
$4,000; nstalments, per cent; Sept =; Maria
Harto to William F. DIer; SO 600 attorneys.
FettretclI, Sflkruan & Seyel, Al Park Row.
HONEYWELL. AVE. : . s. 100 = " Of
Samuel ST, 25x9S. 10; Aug 81; due March =. 1911;
Norbert Liebel TO William w Lyon; 81. 600;
attorney F NJ Thompson White Plains y Y
KINGSBRIDGF TERRACE, s Q 8 1g4 n . "
of Kiugsbridge I'd, 25.6x166x irreg (pror mtg
81 000b: Sept -. instalmcnts. per cent: George
" Royal to Sarah W & Christopher; Sc coo;
! aIdrass. IL MaGSMnrth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

Enoek Bell 70 American Mortgage Co =
axvtst: stt,0si OF.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER

,--itb name end address Of lender attcfNeH
Interest : per cent unless other" iss Stat@'.
MANH ATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

Continued on eleventh psE~
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
BROOKLYN MENTS

Ar.7r 1Iss. Der @ rcGsAs. besg locations town
frola $3.50 ic Il 600 per yeag Z. = PELLE-
TeEA- = &C. IS5 PsTCseH 81. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

MACOMB'S DAM RD. Y cor Of iJ3d
So TX 1Ga TX irreE tprior mtg s74 900: Aug =: dt
mand e Per cent: TeichInan Engineering AZ
Construction Co TO Candee, Smith & H0wlar
co; 81. coo, attorney, A Hager. % William s
OAK TREE PT. 6I1 cJx95. m tprior mt
So 0Oo': sept [: due, etc, per bond; Anton
Gismoudi 10 Emil CToduick; So 500; address, s.
oak Tree pl-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
NORCROSS, c. ].
TALBOT J.
DESERT GUIDING SIGNS
ARE BADLY NEEDED

Recent tragedies of the desert have
resulted in George W. Parsons, chair
man of the mining committee of the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce,
making an appeal to the chamber 70
urge the state engineer to immediate
ly complete the work Of placing signs
along the roads and trails that ira
verse that desolate region.
About half of the $4,000 appropriated
by the legislature for the purpose mas
been expended already and many OF tne
roads have sign boards. However
there is still much territory to cover
Mr.. Parsons probably has had mo''
to do with ~impressing the Importance
of this matter on the state authorizes
than any other man. He is anxious
that the work shall not cease un'n
all the roads, trails and places wae''
water may be secured have oeea
marked. Within a few days sever"
persons have narrowly escaped dea'A
in the desert by missing roacs
trails, or failing to find water. olsn'
would minimize the danger, says :"
Parsons.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
HON KEY PTTTMAN FOR
UNITED STATES SENATOR


i. RENO Nv. July I-T the people of TIL state of Nevada; L hereby f@P~ 900 - .
!. mThu AZ he nu election to be held in the state of Nwwda on the 9th day or s*emoeI STU" 10" :.
hm Of limited states ~nr on ne Dm@aMct ticket Hou be~e nat my 1or y
= nation is to the best interests of the party and make me yr CANDIDATE VIII e"u" So" fs .
= a.. dm, and fearless mmainm every county sd precinct in the state N"" !" u" ""
4 mv mmr for VERY Office on the Democratic e5 whether it be In precinct county ." s"" = '
. nr Won that nv personal interests shall be ubsrwnth the interests :" n~ ""~ -" :.
= t. and that will not permit myself to be dwn into personal controversies" h may ru con :.
. s" 10 70 tho welfare of all of the people of our state If you believe ht1 am :
T. amM and WORTHY of rrr~nu1gh this great state in tho namnh legislature anu e' a" IN" "V anu F..
= nd tt of Unite States snnr pledge myself TO honestly cn~enuoN eBge""p ana rear :.
. ty represent at all times solely the welfare of all he people I" ~" "" :.
= my ability and with such gifts as God has given : ,,, ..a .
-" rr-a g. aum.Hn Of the tariff wherein it 50 mab end heavily bear. upon the resi- y
= des1 our tate: To hn rand vote for such amendments 70 the sherman antitrust lava !" """ cry .
= ujrmv will absolutely deter the promoters managers directors anio h9s OF lena" trusts "" "po I.
= lies fm treating our kw with contempt and violating them with mpmyj +" hr ana Vt IN" .
= enactment avs looking to the adoption of fnanidw system based upon u" CONSTITUTION" :" !.
g States and independent the credit of any bs private Institutions" m"N"i a S" -"
-. ar wtvf 4awcnem b adurpotnmtea amount of our business mn cedt A yHem, =
d insofar as possible that is free from the mnpuhtnns of predatory whh ans the m"""o :" P"
+ cnntonsT To hm and vote for laws. that wn permit ar absolute ana practical ~" - y .
the railroad bill prohibiting the drgng of higher rate for short lu tina for long nat"
To labor and vote fer an amendment to the Sherman antitrust law expressly one " r.
ton Of such law unions and umhhnsd hbro organized ne purpose of Increasing m" shorten =.
inc the hour of work and bhMig the condition of labor when the acts of such am" not" !.
r themselves nshne crimes
70 rr and ve for amendment to our irrigation laws emmtnst eu unnecessary expenses ana re- :
snhtnrm and making its provisions more adaptable to the conditions existing IN OF" state
To font umeindya and whmtc Compromised the bribery, corruption and intimidation @ Is ~FG
dragging us dn to mopwdd Darhy and threatening tea Suppression Of those Pnp~ ~" - :" .
unm our form of government no s.
10 stan" an" V9 " . Pc H.. mo of a,ams +
Democratic party amt g" Insurgents KEY PIrTMA +
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
new PUMPS FOR The
WOODRUFF GOLDfIELD

Two miles westward across the fiat
near the edge of the malpais is located
the plant and workings of tho Wood
ruff Goldfeld Mining company, a cor
poration composed mainly of Chicago
and eastern investors.
The property consists of seven claims,
comprising 140 acres, and a complete
hosting and pumping plant. Steam
power is used, made from crude oil rs
fuel. AS a flow of about 10000 gallons
of water has to be commended with
daily and seems to be increasing, pumps
have had to be added to the bailing
facilities. These have just got started
and everything is in good operating
condition.
The shaft is now down GAS feet, is
well timhered and equipped through
ont. This has been sunk mainly through
sedimentary deposit. At 5S5 feet deep
4 layer of basalt was encountered. The
shaft was continued through it for As
feet and into s~edimentary deposit
again.
Mr.. G. A. Woodruff, anage of the
property, seems very confident of reach
ing profitable ore. According to his
theory the shaft is about to enter
porphyritic strata, in which ore will be
and he thinks that values will
be uncovered within a month.
E. J. Murdoch of Chicago, a director
OF the company returned home yester-
day after several days spent in looking
matters over. He too was impressed
with the probability of u~neovering ore
II the shaft was continued to sufficient
Should Mr.. Woodruff prove his the.
Dry correct the extensive fat west of
will be quickly covered with
hosting rigs and much new ground will
be prospected.
More than SAC. 900 have already been
on this ground. Two shifts
siH continue the sinking, which was
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
NEVADA'S FUTURE ASSURED
Carson News).

The winning of the criminal rate fight by the people of the state
of Nevada and the merchants of Reno especially, means much for the
future of the state, and means that Reno will be doubled in population
within the next few years. By the cutting out of the life-sapping back
haul clause, wholesale houses will be enabled to start business in Reno
and compete with the coast houses. Factories may be started and
their output distributed over the state in a manner that will allow Of
a profit to both the manufacturer and the consumer.
The fight has been a long one, and one which was ably handled,
aud is the ultimate outcome of justice and right. The manner in
which the question studied and prepared by the expert, Frank
MeCune, hired by the railroad commission for the purpose, furnished
a foundation upon which the attorneys, representing the commission
and the merchants of Reno, We're able to build nm unanswerabe argu-
ment
We can now look forward to a greater n Of development and
advancement Of the state, and Nevada can step forward to her proper
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CONGRESS

, To the Democratic Voters of Nevada:
. hereby announce my candidacy for member of congress
= for Nevada, and as shall ask support of Democrats at the
= primaries, it is proper that | outline, so far as a few words
= will permit, the principles l maintain.
> / stand squarely upon the platform of the Democratic
. party al cnunciated at Denver in 1908.
. Mindful of the needs of government, favor a tariff that
= vii. produce "A reasonable revenue and oppose the present
= system OF protection, = which fosters trusts and monopoiies,
= unjustly taxes the consumer and does not insure a correspond
= ing wage to the producer.
: flavor lower duties on the necessaries of life and no duties
= whatever on trust. protected products The principle of
: reciprocity is sound and section 2 of the Aldrich act that forces
. retaliations and tarif-wars, should be repealed.
. l favor the exemption of labor unions from the provisions
= of The Sherman antitrust law.
= favor an enlarged use of silver in our monetary system;
: The election of United States senator's by direct vote of the
: people;
= The restoration of popular government in the lower house
: of congress;
= A national conservation policy tina has due regard for
. the rights Of states:
: Preserving and charging the power and efficacy of the
. Interstate Commerce law;
Old time Democratic economy in public expenditures.
= Should | be nominated and elected, my vote would be cast
= for every one of these and other reforms which eventually will
. be forced through congress, but only through the efforts of the
= Democratic members supplemented by the progressive and
. courageous Republicans known as insurgents ard no Demo
. crat would have reason to question my vote on any progressive
. legislation, especially that intended to curb and destroy the
: rule of the money power and restore the government of the
= people.
Respectfully.
= CHARLES S. SPRAGUE.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
STALL BROTHERS ARE
BADLY INJURED

Drs. King and Mangan have return
ed from National, where they had been
to attend to the injuries received by
Frank and George Stall in the cavern
on the Stall lease. The physicians re-
ported that they left their patients rest
ing easily and had hopes of their rapid
recovery, SAYS the Silver States.
During the dressing of their wounds
both brothers gave an exhibition of
equalled. Neither one was given an
enaesthetic, and during the trying
hours the surgeons were operating not
a groan or a complaint escaped their
lips. In the case of Frank Stall,
whose left leg was so badly shattered
that the bones were protruding in sew
eral places, the surgeons took up the
shattered bones, then took a knife and
removed the flesh from around the
holes and swabbed the wounds with
e~austic. During the ordeal Frank lay
there, evidently an interested spectator,
giving no more indication of pain
than a wooden Indian.
Owing to the long distance and the
rough roads between National and
Winnemueea, it has been deemed in
expedient to attempt the removal of
the injured men for the present.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-16
JONES AGAIN
IN MINING GAME

Johnny Jones, better known AS
January Jones, is in Goldfeld after
y long absence, in attendance on court
as a witness in a mining suit. Jones
is operating in Caliente, where he has
a h~igh-grade silver property. He says
one white man and two Indians are tax
ing out 80 tons per month of $3.50 ore.
Mr.. Jones reports that just before he
left Bakersfield, Sam Warfnbath, for
merly of Goldfeld, brought in a 1000
barrel oil well in the Maricopa DIS