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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Oct z2.-Initial transac-
lions on the stock exchange Saturday were
irregular and the tendency Of prices I'M
certain. Operations were largely profess
sionai and Of an evening up charas ter;
and other leading rails followed, but
moderate buying movement rallied The list
all around. the leading railroad shares
showing y to Y gain over Fridays final
quotations. In the Industrial division.
American emelters was the active issue.
losing = 1t the outset and then later ad-
vanced IN. Steel common. Virginia Chemi-
cal ana Analgamatea copper were active.
selling on A@h at the start and Inter
participated In the general buying move
closing American shares In London were
list.
The short session was marked by spe-
cinlty operations with American Sinelters
In the forefront This stock advanced three
points over the previous closing, selling at
SIN, the highest price on the movement
and thus ma king twenty points recovery
from the low quotation OF this year. which
impressive aud pronounced OF the best
Steel common also recorded a new high
price level on the movement and was taken
by representative brokers. The market on
the whole y<is considered very sntisfac-
tory from the bull point Of view and opin-
ions prevail that Wall street is now dis,
counting the revival Of business that VIII
surely follow upon the garnerinE OF r the
dealings were at slight concessions from
the best quotations Of the day and the
undertone was decidedly strong
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GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Continued favorable
news from Argentina and Australia. lack OF
export demand and increasing stocks.
caused an easy market In the wheat pit
with prices Oh <@xc before there was
any support In sight. Liverpool was Md
lower, due to the pressure Of Australian
cargoes anoat and the Argentine and Aus
tralian crop reports. There was only mo.
mentary support and that came mostly
from shorts taking profits. after this de-
mand had been supplied selling orcers
predominnted again, with the result that
prices declined To &c below the previous
closing. II was bear session throughout
and everybody In the trade against the
market. The only hope for the holder OF
wheat at this time apparently u the pos
sibility Of a speculative oyer-sold market
In the corn pit the improved weathe.
conditions and prospects OF increased
movement caused an easy market. with
prices xMMc lower Cash and elevator
interests were heavy sellers. Buying was
scattered and mostly In the hands OF
shorts.
The market continued weak under the
avalanche Of selling orders and the closing
was heavy mt M@1hc decline for the fu-
lures.
The onts market also was easy, about
Sc lower, with the other grains.
Provisions we're steady to shade nrmer.
Trade was light and nothing OF q notc-
worthy sort TRANSFERRED.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

A curious token has been found e!
Barton. inscribed ''TuIstcad and Hap
ping, ISL. One Halfpenny. Payable
at the Corporation House" This was
the year of the wet harvest in Eng
land, the worst ever known. 1t rainei
necessarily all September. October ana
during NEST Of November. and Nov.
90 farmers were carting barley, a
sharp wind frost prevailing. Wheat
was G3 shillings coomb, and so bad
was it In quality that dough made
from the -four resembled slime. Every
Monday morning the overseers and
church wardens met Mt the parish
churches to devise means to provide
employment and relieve the starving
poor.-London Standard.
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PlTTSBUR0, Oct. :2.--Cnttle--Snpply.
light; market steady; choice. $GI51I:l0;
prime. vS.toel6I5; good. s6MM3S; tidy
hutchsvs, $4,000; fair. tt.s5N5?S: com.
mon. sS.50etA.5O; common 20 good fat bniis,
eSft5: common to good fat cows. $1,000
455; helfcrs. 4Sd5.25 fresh cows aud
tsayy and thin calves *5als; sheep and
nss%: wssSsIs ar good sea
t5.65o4: fair mixed. ss.a5di 3 90: culls and
s:s sprd" double m decks. %asSs;
active aud steady; prime heavy hogs. Ss,Ss
mediums, $50; heavy y"rkers: $3.50 light n!
{crl .,r: sS Ssiod g;rs $3.50; rouTh'' 'oG
rriinc Steers. S0.i5efi.i5: butcher grades.
ssG0sO. Cnivcs--llcceipts. so: market
: sS.s;e . asS sS K ssp'se &
fairly active and steady; choice lambs.
.els0Saoi cull TO fair. sssoQoSo; year.
!!ngs, s3tfaM: sheep. sat- Hogs
sSscs I pigs. @ sS.s; m,ssS So iSas:s:
sssssSS AZ, ssis; roushs. s7.SoG''so; stays
Hs SSl9S sSSsk s SAEps II. os :e:a7
mtxed and butchers, SslsMoao; good %.
llSht ESdh.ss; pigs. .ssi6Qs;oo; bulk.
steady Sesyes. ..7o@7.sS: cows and hsit;
~S,S; T essn:. H.sos,ssS S:' calves. s7SSS
); 1885, 1870; e s::'s'a. :s's:ss: lambs
CINCINNATI. Oct. c2.-cat,le- Receipts.
ne; market steady to strongi shippers.
So Receipts. DO: nsrxet steady
good 20 choice packers and butchers, $3.50
31OS0. eheep-Recelpts. 81; market strong
sstsc - Lambs--Market steady; extra.
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were officials OF the road. today filed
. petition for writ OF habeas corpus
before Judge Chetlain. declaring that
their liberty WAS being restrained BY
Chief OF Police Steward and Bailiff
Hunter OF the municipal court. Judge
Chetlain consented TO hear the petition
Immediately The men were surrend-
cred BY their bondsmen at the Harrt-
son street police station.
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Indianapolis. Oct. a.


1ecelpes Saturday. 1900 hogs, SO cattle
cad l00 sheep, showing . loss In al Mnss
compared with . week ago and year
ago.
ln fact. hardly enough to Interest even
local packers, and with good demand
from outside sources. the trading was
quito active % strong 10 higher prices,
gVme sales indicating gain Of lOc over
Friday. rhs top was ea.l0 and the bulk
q the hogs sold at ss.S5g9. with few
Cattle.
only sbout 20 cattle and calves In the
secetpls were available for sale. which, OF
soyss. ~ a small supply even Tor sat;
urduy, aud the trading was quiet. but all
agreed that prices were steady compared
with Friday. Bulls aud calves also held
steady.
sheep.
There were not enough sheep aud lambs
90 establish an extreme range In prices for
oil kinds BY actual sales. but u was evi;
ucnt such As wee here sold steady and
that . full line could have been placed
oA the same basis 90 compared witt Fri.
Gay. when lambs sold from $G.75 down aud
obeep from $40 3own.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
BISHOP LOSES HOP
Aero Club President Fears fo
the Safety of Two Miss
ing Balloons.
AERoPLANE MEET NOW OF
(American News service)

New York. Oct 22.-CortlanG
Field Bishop. President of the Aer.
Club of America, has practically giveI
up hope for the safety of the Amer.
can balloon IL, and the German baloof
Dusseldorf II, the two missing en-
trants in the International race. \
loon today the balloons which left ST
Louis Monday had been in the al
,ore than III hours. Mr. RisoE
said today:
Il now greatly fear thB the occ'
pants of the two missing balloons hav
persisted in the great lakes, otherwis
We should have heard from them"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

On Sunday. october 18th, there win
be change OF schedule Of the G. &
@. Passenger trains. All train num-
bers will be changed and reversed.
The even numbers 80 East. and Odd
numbers West Train No. will leave
Richmond for Cincinnati. and the
south at 1880 q. m. Train No. ct
4:4O .. m. West bound train No. s
will leave Richmond for Muncie. Mar
ion, Peru and Chicago at 1888 A r..
No. Z at TOO p. M. and No. 8 1t 11:47
r. M. All Passenger trains to arrive
and depart from the Fourth Street
Station, Cincinnati, after this date. In
stead OF Sth and Mclean Ave.
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"Every hos In the country 10 putting
aud Will continue to do % as long ne the
1ue weather lasts" said President Norris
Vision ars SoaiuFP rS
60 their hogs. hut Il means Q big pile Of
product for the packers 20 handle later on
They are forcing the negro help to eat nj.
ucst everything else. Meanwhile the pack
ers here are putting everything into lard
Spocpsasivs prizes II looks to me as
tkouRh there mus. ssoner or later be q
very radical readjus,ment Of prices to y
4. VeP hn0An~
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ARREST AN OFFICE


(American news ScrNicoI
Jersey City, Oct. c2.-United State
commissioner Linsicy Rowe was al
,estcd today in his office on I'll
charge of Incorporating $500 ba
money entrusted to h,m in his ofiici;
capacity.
Rowe has been in ONCE thirty years
He is sixty years old.
When Deputy Urited States Ma
hal Louis G. Beexman served III
-arrant on him the old commissions
ainted. When he recovered he tel
phoned for friends to come to his
and 60 on his bond, but they did n.
answer his call and he was taken t.
the Hudson county Jail
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
INTERNATIONAL MEET.

International Aviation Field, Be
mont Park. n. Y, Oct 22.-the secon
International aviation tournament wa
ificialiy opened this afternoon at Ia
'clcck. Flights We're started in
sht rain. The first number of tn
cgram was hourly flights for alt
,ae ard distance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
Velocity of tho Earth.

The velocity Of the earth on tn own
axis exceeds. It II estimated. 1000
miles an hour. The velocity Of the
earth around the sun Is calculated to
be 68OO0 miles nm hour. and the We
locity Of the moon IL calculated to b
2,273 miles an hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE FESTIVAL FUND

The following people have respond
ed to the appeal OF the Fall Festival
Association for financial relief 70
meet deficit incurred by unfasorable
weather. Put your name on the list
by sending contributions to Secretary
Keller or Treasurer Coe:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Harvard. IL: Brown. 0.
Yale. q, Vanderbilt. 0.
Army, IS: Lehigh, Q.

AASA 80 NJ - OAOWAA Ne
Yale. q: Vanderbilt. o.
Army. IS: Lehigh, Q.
Princeton. S. Carlisle. o.
Williams. 0. Dartmouth. 50.
Amherst, O: Bowden. s.
Lafayette, 81: Gettysburg. o.
Syracuse, IL: Hobart. s.
Navy. s: v. P. O.. o.
PENNSYLVANIA. 10: Pennsylvania State
College, O.
University OF Chicago. 10. Northwest
ern, O.
Michigan. s.: Ohio, s.
Indiana. IL; Wisconsin. 3.
Kansas, s. Drake, 0.
Iowa. IL: Purdue. 0.
Nebraska. 81: Denver, Q.
Michigan Aggiss. 81: Lake Forest. O.
Case. 10: Wooster. o,
Knox, 6. Illinois Wesleyan. o.
Notre Dame. 81: Buchtel, 0.
sincennes University. o: Linton. s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

Poole In the Chicago Examiner said Sat.
urday; Pork In being manufactured all
over the corn belt at a rate never before
nhipmenta Of April and May farrowed pigs
have reached thicase this week that ex.
vsIpsraiso. Ind. ali scored ID" at Els lbs iSs
which y phenonseneL These weights can
be easily interpreted aud they do not con.
ssltute q bull argument by any means.
Packers are 1ustined In expecting a liberal
movement o. fat farrows right after
ChSistmas. They are making steady prog.
reas with their bear campaign. the de-
preciatlou siuce Tuesday being about fifty
sents per cwt. Yard traders are register
ina no protest. M a lower market will suit
everybody. aud the bear campaign Ia en-
countering feeble resistance from the sell.
fnR aide
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
INDIANAPOLIS.

wheat-weak. On track. No. 2 red,
a2isc; extra red. o0c: No. red. SIC !;
October. o2Iac; November. Csc: December.
~ Ec.
Corn-weak. Through billing. No; :
white. 40c; No. 5 white. 40c: No. white.
47c No. g white mixed. 4sc: No. 3 white
mixed. 4Sc: No. 4 white mixed. 46c: No. 2
yellow, 4Sc; No yellow. 4Sc: No. 4 yell
l7isc; No: 4 mixed. l6c ear, 49c. 20 lbs !.
Oats--Weak. Through billing. No.
white. SIC; standard. Nac; No. white.
exc: No. 4 white. zoe: No. 2 mixed. 29isc
No. . mixed. 20lsc: No. mixed. 2silc.
,hs. $40, 80. t,,sothy, sis5o; 10. 2 si%o-
kye-No. rye, through billing. 7ec.
Inspections: Wheat-In: No. red. ]
cnr; No. red. car; sample, = cars; to-
tai. cars. Ont: No. 3 red, car; sample
3 cars; total, 4 cars.
Corn--ln No. 8 white, IL cars; No. 1
white. Is cars; No. yellow, 9 cars; No
yellow. oar: No. mixed, car; No. Z
mixed, I car; sample. 2 cars; total, 30 cars
out: No. white, Z cars; No. 2 yellow. I
car; No. 5 yellow, 2 cars: total, cars.
Onts-In: No. 3 white. 3 cars; No. 4
white, car; No. 4 mixed. 2 cars: sample
0 cars; total, IL cars. Out: No. 8 mixed
5 cars: total. cars.
Hay--No. I timothy, 2 cars; No. I heavy
clover mixed. 4 cars; total, 6 cars.
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IS FILED

american News Service)
Chicago. Oct. 22-Frank B. Harri-
man, John NJ. Taylor and Charles L.
Ewing, charged with participating in
Illinois Central car repair frauds
amounting to $500, 900, while they
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. n. T.. Oct c2.-sprinr
Wheat-No. I northern. .Si161. Winter
Corn-No. 2 yellow. SsAc; No. yellowi
sc; No. B. Silsc. Oats-No. 2 white,
34Ac: No: white. 34lac; standard. 345.c!
7Sc y
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. ??.-wheat-Cash!
Cash and E.cember, Sane; May. 5OA {.
Onts-Cash. 2s%c: December. sane; May,
3GAc. Rye--No. .. &c: No. 5, 72c. Clover ]
scea-Cash. October. December and March
$S.05. Alsike-Priine and October, SO; De,
cember, $40. Tirothy-Prime and Octo,
Der, $l.35.
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CHICAGO CASH.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Cash wheat-No.
red. 04h 105hc; No. red. 92994c; No.
hard winter, WiaQ91c; No. 3 hard winter,
92el0lc; No. / northern spring, xl.07@l. 0S
northern spring. $i.OOal .o5: No: 2 spring,
white. SAC: no. 2 yellow. ss14s,ac; No.
3. 47H@4INc; No. 8 white, 47N D4Sc; No.
yellow. an G4sc; No. 4, 47c: Nc; white,
B. 3Oiac; No. white. 3ON oslo; No.
white. 30IsGlSlc: standard. 311s@32c.
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LlyERPooL.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2c-The wheat mar
ket opened quiet with values u pence
lower. being influenced by the lower Ameri.
can cables and the pressure Of Australian
carRoes anoat. Following the opening the,
market was dull but toward the close
prices reacted. steadying slightly with
offerings lighter. support at this time was
due to some covering of shorts on the
smaller American shipments as indicated
by Bradstreets. Advices from Argentine
and Australia continue favorable but these
were Offset by some weekend covering
Market closed dull and steady. "a lower
Corn. easy and unchanged to g pence
lower on spot trade and local stocks are In
creasing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

uoNUY AND o98nLIN0 HxcuANOB.
MIN YORK. ocG 3a-HotAing said In
49, 49,: osssl,ss exchange. sss,&
mS{lR Mn oee1ol 6US1uooo IN baukee1
ia e 2c6G1S1S Tor tenaad AID
8R016oX ~ sa1sJ-Aay bulA
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Not Always.

She-Joy coraeth in the morning. He
Not If you've been making night
Of it.-Salem Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

Have you trounee Ct any Ss0fs ARISING froA
disor3oxed st0mach7 Go TO yoay dTuGIi1t
md get . sc or g BOTTLE Of DR.. CaldWeRs
syrup Rspsin. which Il positively guaranteed %
uxU yoz ana keeo yuu VEL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23
PRODUCE MARKETS
(C0rroctsd DaIly.D
NEW YORK.

unchanged. Pork-Firm: mess. SeO.5OoTai
Lard-Dull; middle west. spot. $l2 45s,'
lass. Sugar-Raw. quiet: centrifugals, ~;
nned-Suiet: cut loaf. 5.dSc; crushed, 5.5Sc !:
powdered. %.eOG sa5c: graduated. 4.SO9
4.SSc. CoGee-Rio. No. :. on the spot. lO's
1&c; country. 7A1shc. Hay-Quiet:
Prime Sl.l2'sGl.l5, 40. 5, S5G90c: clover,
iSsi9Oc. Dressed poultry-Steady: turk,
lSc: ducks, sGl2Oc. Live poultry-Demansl
moderate: geese. l5c; ducks. l5d7lsc
owls. I3is6 lie: turkeys. 12efl5c: roosters.
IL, Cheese-Qu!et: state milk common Ia
specials. loAMlG%c; skins. common Ia
specials. +tsHl2kc: full skins. :QSIc.
Butter--Stcsiy: receipts. $3.50; cren,perx
''''tatiou creamery drsts. Ao25c. Egcs-
.,,.i: receipts. 800; nearby white. fare
l2efA5c: nearby nixed. fancy. Sl0:3c
frcsa nss:s, :AlS0c.
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NEW YORK CURn
SEW YORK BANK srArrwr~~

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK Oct 2e-The statement a,
hhe associated banks was given as foiiowx.
Average statement cash reserve, Is. q per
iccnr.
/! Reserve. increase s3.sse.175; les United
States increase s. 3So.S25
Loans decrease $21. 002 600.
Specie, decrease $2.9S4.S00-
Legal tenders. decrease 49, 200.
Deposits. decrease sos. 100.
Circulation. increase $500.
Actual statement cash reserve. 800 per
cent
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OTHER 0nAlN MARKETS.

NINNEA rOl.IS. Oct. 2.-wheat- No.
eeMber. Sl.i:@9i.o.sS: May. N.07h @
IuHuTH. os, ..swheo,-pecsmDer.
WiNNIfE0, oct. 1a.--Shes,i = Deccmber.
''xiiisnsss' cci4f. oct, e. wls4,-pe
NV Y6KE. Be-. 1-wheat-Dsrrm-
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SHORT TERM NOTES.
Interest
ia - NJ
NEW YORK BONDS.

A. A. T. Conv. .1o4s.IN. J: c. 5s. i26
Atch 4s.... 993slNo. Pac. lists. ~ 1OO9s
Atch Conv. As. .lO6 N. Y. c. 31.s.. SPA
b. X. T. ST.. S3ss Heading As. S9Ss
d. r. c. As 03l. st. L. S.w.1st As S01s
C.. X. /. Ref As. OA iSt.L.S.W. 2nds $50
c., II. !. Col A.. 16A So. Ry. IS. lUa n
C.. & o. 4hc.. .1O2 8. Pac. Cow. Is. ~
c. 4 NV. Cons.112 Tex. Pac. 5s: ~
Erie Genl. 49,. 20 u. Z. Cow. Is lU51 rs
Gen Elec 5s. l4AhiU. p LIST As. 1O1
Iron Mt IS 1Ols slW Shore LIST Is 1O1 N
L. & n I'm, 4s rs Wab Ref. IS. GO
NJ. X. r. Is. S31aI Wsthse Con. IS. 92H
M K. T. 49,. 0S lU. s. 6. IS. .104
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

Ut Oh COIIIIiIuHICdCIO
Post Office Employees
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Co.
New Long Dis. Tel. Co.
Central Union Tel. Co,
Home Telephone Co.
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LONDON BAR sHvER
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CHICAGO.

arsta, 2se; dairy extras. 27e: 6rsts' -
Eggsepr1n1e drsts. - arsIs. 24c Chees1
Twins. lt013tsc: Jung Americas, $50
aaS nsS: ,1WSsxc: ~ SaS,,.a sh0isea
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CHICAGO.

CHICA0O.
(By A. w. Thomson Col
Closing
Giles. Open. High. Low. Oct. y. Oct. Il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-23

The decision in the governments suit
against the Central Of New Jersey. Lehigh
Valley. LackawaBna, Erie, Susquehanna.
Pennsylvania, Ontario Western and
Delaware s. Hudson roads Is expected
within ten Days. The governments case
was presented on the charge that the hard
coal bushes. is In control OF combina-
ton which includes the defendant roaa5
and that 1t Is operating in restraint OF
trade.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30

Messrs. Dyer and Carlson of this city,
who started work on the Bailey prop
ert, near Cactus Springs, under lease,
some three weeks ago, are sacklng ore
for shipment from a small but rleh
ledge that they have uncovered, and
have several tons of ore ready to
20 out that will run about 800 per ton.
They will make a shipment next week,
according to calculations.
On the Davenport group, adjoining,
another set of leasers is sacking ore
that is running SO per ton, from sack
samples. The Sites Boys, formerly of
Tonopah, are the operators; and have
taken over the Davenport under bon
and lease, the lease for two years, at
the expiration of which payment OF
~ 5000 is required to give them posses
sion of the property. Both the proper
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30
PREPARING ORE SHIPMENTS
IN CACTUS SPRINGS MINES

ties mentioned are producing a gold
silver ore found in ~rhyolite quartz seams
in the dacite.
The properties are near Camp Rookie
Teller, where the Lincoln company,
backed by Chicago people, have two
shifts of men at work developing their
property somewhat extensively; and
two or three other sets of operators are
developing ground. Several of the OPP
orators have promising looking low
grade lodges in sight, after little more
than surface work has been done, and
now the word is to develop these lodges
at depth. The Cactus country is stead
lily looking better, and some of the local
mining men who have been out looking
over the district say that it bids fair
TO be making quite a production before
fall.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30

s. l.. Mcclellan and associates are de-
veloping a likely looking prospect IN
the Pioneer district, the work in a part
of the camp 20 which little attention
has been paid by the operators of that
section. The Mcclellan property is on
Pixies Peak, one and one-fourth miles
to the east of Pioneer, and with a l40-
foot tunnel through a rhyolite n
lime contact zone, a strong VEN OF
porphyritic quartz has been opened at
about so feet below the surface, that is
giving most gratifying showings. The
vein is more than 20 feet wide, and at
the surface shows low values in free
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30
GUSHER SPOUTS MORE
Than half MILLION
In THIRTY DAYS

Regarding the famous Lakeview
Gusher, in the Coalinga oil district,
within 100 feet of which Tom Robinson.
formerly of Goldfeld. and associates
are putting down a web, the Los An
geles Express Of Thursday says:
If there has been any change in the
daily production of the Lakeview oil
gusher it is a slight increase, accord
ng to information received today Mt
the office of the Union Oil company.
Efforts to keep the oil from shooting
high into the air have succeeded again.
and it now goes only about half as
high as the derrick. This makes it i'm.
possible to see the column of oil at
any great distance from the well. as
formerly, and out of this grew incoy-
rect reports that the well had ceased
to flow in any great quantity.
The restraining of the flow was ac-
eomplished by providing an immense
reservoir of OIL around the top Of the
well into which the oil from tile well
is shot. This prevents the oil from
scattering in the shape of fine spray,
on account of which much oil has
been lost and operations on adjoining
properties hindered because of danger
from fire. Efforts to control the OIL
were in progress a number of days.
The well has produced about l,4S0,-
600 barrels of oil since it began to iow
10. Of this amount. approx
mately l,25O,0oO barrels. worth about
S623,ooo AZ the well, has been saved.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30
DEVEI OPING A FINE NEW
PROSPECT NEAR PIONEER

gold clear across. At so feet IN depth
there has been an increase in values to
the point where the entire face OF the
winze now being sent down, shows bet
ter than $40. The Wine is now down
about eight feet. On the footwall side
there is a stringer of much richer ore
that seems to. be increasing in size and
values.
The fact that the ore is held IN such
a strong, defined and favorable con
tact zone is most encouraging, and the
showings that are being made have
cansed a number of the Pioneer miners
to stake out claims all around the
mountain.