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The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13

beed He decided that the proper thing to do was to
sell his broadaxe and sawimplements Of burdensome la
bor-and thereby provide the money to transport himself
to life of ease-no knows where.
Accordingly he early the morning of June 49,
910 locked the door of his house the outside and left
his little boy the back porch continue his refreshing
sleep, with the family dog chained by his side The Wis
onary father has not returned to service of the
warrant for his arrest that Society has awaiting him.
Neither has the fuctuatng mother yet directed her
footsteps where warrant can legally reach her.
Kindhearted neghbors took temporary charge of the
boy whose face and body black and bIue bruised
scratched, and dirty. This picture shows how he
looked.
The local committee of our Society at Washington
ceansed and clothed him. and this picture shows him.
He is now in Receiving Home, and seeking
the title for the child through the Court of Common Pleas
of Warren County. By the time this paper reaches
readers he will probably be ready for placement in family
home. He bright. sturdy, attractive boy. As he start
ed towards Trenton Washington clergyman said sThe
stop and think that this boy needs home and perhaps
God you and your home for purpose and His
glory. >. Il. HARTER.
II Weekly Echo
While do not claim everything for the protective
theory and while do not claim everything for any poti
cal party, believe that the stupendous wealth, the vast
diversified INDUSTRIES of country its
dition the whole and its general Advancement have
been largely due to wise policy of protection Amer
industries and American abor-Frank NJ Nye, NJ. c.
MINI.
Democratic free trade would close the factories and
other industries. throwing thousands of of
Does any really want such to happen?
Republican tariff means the mills will Demo
cratic free trade the mills will close down.
How man be patriot who believes theory,
the application of which would bring starvation thous
ands of families?
Republican tariff the rubber factories will
tinue to operate. Democratic free trade they will
close aown.
The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

herewith announce that at the Primary Ell
ection held in September l will be candi-
date for the nomination Of Freeholder on the
Republican Ticket and will appreciate your
support. Respectfully,
EDISON r. WATERS,
Lebanon Twp. Glen Gardner, n j,
The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13

The father OF George was wood-chopper by occupa
ton, walking four miles into the woods his place of
labor George accompanied him. accomplishing the walk
of eight miles daily, carrying thu tuner pail.
While this mode of life satisfied the innocent child
became monotonous for mature man. and fatherhood
The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, 1910
Little George Of Warren County.

Little george OF warren COUUty.
"He who helps child helps humanity
with .districtness, with immediateness,
which no other help given to human creatures,
IN any other stage of their human life pos
sibly give" Phillips Brooks.
The publication of the following in this little paper is
done to assist if in small way, the truly great work
of the New Jersey Childrens Home Society of Trenton
The is exceptionally pitiable-but only of
thousand coming under its The pictures speak
than words and show that the work is successful and
should receive hearty support
When the grandfather of George decided take unto
himself wife to comfort him in his declining days, he
forthwith proceeded to the County Jail at Belvdere and
selected his bride q who had been committed"
for the safety of herself and the protection of the public
She had the unad yike habit of getting drunk and in
most dsgraceful manner obstructng the ingress and
egres citizen whose conceptions of propriey did not
sanction the of his front porch q bedchamber for
public characters
Therefore, when the mothe of George decided to de-
ser her legal husband and three children and accept the
urgent invitations extended to her by letter to abide with
another at Danbury, Connecticut, the rather
picked char acer of the grandat hers home did not offer
satisfactory substitute protectorae for the little children
The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13

-LambertviIie Puffs, are ever
growing in public favor Kline Il Sons
sell them,
The Lambertville record., 1910-09-13

Three per cent. interest paid on Certificates
Of Deposit and in Savings Department.
Safe deposit boxes for rent in new yault
from three dollars up. Wills receipted for
and kept free of charge
No charges made for collecting incomes
and making investments.
CAL YIN SOLLIDA Y, President.
JOHN Q. HOLCOMBE, Vice Presfdent
FRANK A. PHILLIPS. Cashier.
W. .. HULSHIZER, Asst. Cashier
WILLIAM L. WILSON, Teller.
DIRECTORS.
Calvin S0lliday, Frank A. ph,u,,..
Samuel A. Burns, Geo. r.. .Rcm;ps'
S.orSS % ~ ss, John 2. HOlcombe,
Isaiah p. Smith. j. ". C,rScL
William Lauer.
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av., 2540 Hawthorne Villa-Rooms
with board: excellent table board: references
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD

FURNISHED rooms In a refined private family;
beautiful grounds and surroundings; board
optional; near station; references. 2222 Shat
tuck av.
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CONTEST FIVE ROOM FLAT IN TOWN
BUILT on THE OLD MISSION DESIGN:
marble vestibule entrance; interior finished in
Circassian; built in windows and seats; tavern
benches in living room, adjoining dining room,
which is paneled aud beamed; Dutch frieze
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odd buffet: art glass doors; sun In bedrooms all
day; this fat IS in a choice neighborhood, only
j. minutes ride TO the business center; S32. 30.
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tinted in olive green; clinker brick fire CRATES.
bedroom white enameled; large kitchen; Dutch
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modern in every respect; asking s475o
SACRAMENTO sT-viciuity of Mob Hin:
swell new room fats; interior finished in
hogany; $50
NEW room fats. blocks from Powell and
Market sis: large reception hall; living room
besmed and paneled; attractive stein rack; pa
pered frieze; elaborate buffet; closets In bed
rooms; gas and electric side fixtures; s35.
SELECT PART OF RICHMOND DISTRICT.
CLOSE IN; new room hats; open fire
places: spacious closets; tiled hath connecting
bedroom; best built fats in that vicinity; $50
to SO.
Vicinity TAYLOR and Pine-New 3 room apis.
$3.50 and $50 rent; snap.
NEW room apis. centrally located on cor
ner facing public square gas range and Peer
less heater in Kitchen; $3.50 and S25.
WE WILL GLADLY NAIL YOU OUR
PRINTED LISTS. NO INFORMATION BY
TELEPHONE.
WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE LIST OF
FLATS AND APIS. in the course Of coir
structiOn, in Park and Richmond district.
APPLY
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FREE IMPORTATION AND RENTING
BUREAU,
40 70 - O'FARRELL ST. NEAR MARKET.
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ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

CASTRO St. 29T cor. l6th-Two fine basement
rosmS in sunny corner house. completely fur
nished for house Keeping; sink bath. laun-
dry. free gas. adults. 81. 80.
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APARTMENTS.

HOUSES.
COTTAGES.
THE ONE BIG RECOGNIZED FREE IN
FORMATION AND RENTING BUREAU IS
Al MOORES. EVERY AGENTS LIST IN
GLIDING DIR OWN SPECIAL LIST AND
FULL. PARTICULARS REGARDING ALL
NEW FLATS. APARTMENTS AND HOUSES
n COURSE or COASTRUC rIDN Is YOURS
FOR THE MERE ASKING. NOU WILL
SAVE TINE. TROUBLE AND CAR FARE BY
COMING DIRECT To is. ABSOLUTELY
40 OBLIGATIONS FOR THIS SERVICE
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AAA-THERE ARE PLENTY OF GOOD FLATS

AT CHEAP RENTS
REMEMBER. these not old dirty alley
tenements but attractive fats IN broad streets
within 20 minutes of the center of town. Here
are few under S25. Plenty more at our office
s2O-1295 Noe nr. 25th; rooms bath: middle
SIC. JO-274A Carl Stsnyan: rooms, bath :
lower
s2O-175s Fulton Masonic; rooms, bath +;
lower
s25-lsOs McAlIister mr.. Lyon; rooms, bath !:
lower
s2O-73s 9th av. mr.. Fulton: rooms bath: lower
S25-1o23 Natoma 18th: rooms bath upper
SSH CoIlngwood St mr.. 10Th; rooms, bath /:
lower.
SO. 5oEIl31 Church mr.. oath: rooms, bath /;
middle.
S2l-ee 18th mr. Folsom; ) rooms bath: upper
BALDWIN & HOWELL
31s-24 Kearny 81.
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AUTOMOBILES

ON TOP AGAIN.
THE RELIABLE AUTO BROKERAGE, CO..
343-47 Golden Gate av-.
Largest Automobile Brokers in the West.
BY dealing direct with US you save time,
sS-WE SAVE you MONEYS
Our list of automobiles includes all makes.
from $50 to $1,000 giving you large assort-
ment.
We demonstrate sll cars to your satisfaction.
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
The following cars are few We have on hand
for Immediate service;
l cylinder runabout. newly painted. $500. $3.50
Autocar runshout top like new ----..- $50
Franklin runabout. just 0verhauled. $500
Auburn runabout, cyl, fully equipped. f. $3.50
Hupmobile, 'o9. fully equipped. ..-...... $500
Oldsmobile. fully equipped. tires. 81 $50
Packard pass, great bargain 81. 100
Mitchell 90. pass. clock, speedoneter.
top. glass front. just Ike new 81. 100
Franklin 0S, model G. fully equipped. $500
Buick touring car JOS, equipped ....-..- $3.50
Peerless roadster, 90. ...-.-.....---... 81. 100
" Reliable AUTO BROKERAGE Co.
343-47 Golden Gate
EVERY CAR II GOOD CONDITION OR NO
SALE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
Single cyl. runabout $50
Ford runabout 250
OS Mitchell runabout ..---..-.--...--.. 40
90 Auburn roadster ................---.. 900
Buick, , passenger with top ----------.-- 500
so h. p cyl. roadster ....-..-....- GOO
80 h; p; cyl. PENNSYLVANIA, passenger. 80
Mitchell passenger ................-. 800
Stevens Duryea, passenger ............. 100
Autocar. CYL. passenger ......... 500
Franklin, model D. passenger .-...-. $50
Pope-Toledo. . passenger ................ 800
THOMAS. 40 b. p. ) passenger. .-......... 500
Peerless. passenger .......--...!-...... 500
OldSmObIe. passenger ................. $50
Thomas. so h. p, passenger -......... 500
'O9 Cadillac fully equipped ...-.-.-...... L. $50
'o9 Pennsylvania. 30 h. D.. passenger. 500
Mercedes Landaulet -.-.--.-..-..... /. 100
90 Peerless roadster. fully equipped 49,. 5000
Aud Many Others
CANNING & yINTON AUTO co.
Two Stores-455 and 4sa Golden Gate av
FOR sale-Price $500 and upward; several 90
and '07 White touring cars. taken in trade for
'0S cars and thoroughly overloaded by our
mechanics from our factory.
WINT0N AUTOMOBILE BRANCH.
300 Van Ness avenue.
San Francisco.
PAC. Aluminium Brazins Works can braze your
broken alum castings. $50 Van Ness: PIX 5120
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PAC. Aluminium Brazing Works can braze your
broken alum castings. $50 Van Ness: PIX $40.
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21ST St. 2707--A nice sunny corner lower hat O
5 rooms, bath, yard aud shed.
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A small want sd in The Can Will do it quicker
than g dozen signs plastered your windows
and which spells the locks Of your home be-
sides Phone kesrny Sc for sd man 10 cali
nrn
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FACTORY SITES

FOR satisfactory site near San Francisco
buildings and machinery, and 20 acres of land:
railroad and on tide water, with wharf
and ample supply of fresh water. Address
FACTORY, 1922 Suffer ST.
252: 70 FEET spur track S. P. Il. r.; corner;
rough business factory: Berkeley: $1,000
Dc RAY SMITH 1915 Broadway. Oakland.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD
2 LARGE rooms and board; OF parlor, bath
and phone; home cooking. 1919 Grove st SN.
18th. Oakland.
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TO LEASE

WANTED-50 ROOM HOUSE.
will pay the basis of per cent net on
investment for 80 room house that an owner
will build for within the following boundar-
les: Jones and Powell, Bush and Geary SITS.
Customary security. Box 3009. Call offce
TO lease-A good rooming house: 100 rooms;
south of Market: good building. Principal,
box 40T4 Call office.
WANTED-To lease for cash shares. fruit or
general farm with privilege to buy. 1144 Yer
sailles Az. Alameda.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17
WILL SHIP ALPHA
ORES TO T0OELE
NOT MUCH TIME WILL ELAPSE
BEFORE GIROUX INTERESTS
INTERNATIONAL.

At the Giroux Consolidated there
is no diminution in the amount of
work being carried on-rather an in
crease, and the time is drawing near
er when the work of cutting into the
big ore body will commence. II re-
ports are to be credited the secret
is out with regard to the treatment
of the rich ore of the Alpha. 1t is
to be hauled to the smelter of the In
ternational Smelling and Refining
company, just completed at New
Tooele; and the method of trans
portation is to be over a branch line
of the Clark San Pedro road into the
district through the Deep Greek
country.
The International Smelling and
refining company is controlled by the
Cole-Ryan syndicate which owns con-
troll in the Giroux Consolidated Mines
company; and it Is said that Messrs.
Cole and Ryan are to cooperate with
Former senator Clark in the con-
struction of the road. If a survey
for the branch road has been made,
the line of 1t has not been made pub
lie. When 1t was thought that the
Ely-Goldfield road was coming
through here the Giroux Consoli-
dated had its surveys made from the
ground of the big five compartment
shaft to connect with the road and
these surveys can be used for the
Clark branch.
1t can be only a short time now
when they will be ready to ship from
the Alpha ore body, for as soon as
the pumps are installed at the 1900
foot point the crosscut to the east
will be started with the Alpha ore
body for its objective point. This is
the body which would furnish the ore
for the smelter at New Tooele, for 1t
Is a direct smelling product; and
could not be treated by the concen-
traitor, the construction of which the
Giroux Consolidated has in view. The
work of concreting the pump station
Is going forward with all possible
speed. After this work has been COM
pleted, the installation of the pumps,
one with a capacity for handling
200 gallons a minute, and the other
with one-half that capacity, will be
installed. Then the crosscut to the
east will be started and the manage
ment has no care as to the amount of
water which will be developed. The
more water they get the better they
will like 1t. for they hope to get a
sufficient supply to run their own
concentrator.
The hum of industry is buzzing all
over the estate of the Giroux Con-
Frt. l. 81
chinery. and down from the big shaft
about 400 feet away the foundation
for the big permanent hosting plant
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17
MEASURING TONNAGE
FOR ElY.G0LDHELD
III REPORT OF ENGINEER PLATE
Is SATISFACTORY CONSTRUC-
TION WORK WILL BEGIN IN
NEAR FUTURE.

II. r. Plate, who for several years
was general manager of the Copper
mines company. arrived yesterday
afternoon by automobile from Tybo
and registered at the Steptoe hotel.
He has been spending some weeks
measuring up the ore tonnage along
the route of the proposed Ely-Gold-
field railroad and has examined the
principal mines at Kawich. Golden
Arrow, Reville and several proper
ties at Tybo that were in condition
to be gone through. Charles Kir-
chen, general manager of the Nevada
Mining and Smelling company, has
had a force of men unwatering the
famous iwo G mine for several days
and the water is now about 20 feet
above the 800 and 1t is expected this
level will be In shape for inspection
by the latter part of the week, at
which time Mr.. Plate will leave for
Tybo, In order to secure all necessary
data as soon as possible Mr.. Plates
mission is in the interest of the pro-
moters of the Ely-Goldfield railroad
and II the tonnage Is sufficient to JUS
tify the building OF the road. work
will be commenced In the near fu-
ture.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17
BIG ORE BODY
EXPECTED SOON
INDICATIONS AT ELY CENTRAL
BELIEVED TO BE FAVORABLE
FOR BREAKING INTO EXTEN-
SION OF ORE OF BIG PIT.

At the Ely Central they are in
daily. hourly expectation of breaking
into the extension of the porphyry
ore of the steam shovel pit. This
they expect to get through the south
crosscut from the Eureka shaft.
They are now In the pyritic lime
stone, the same body of limestone
which shows in the pit to the north
of the porphyry on the west side.
The crosscut Is being driven from
the 465 foot point of the Eureka, and
Is out 70 feet. 1t had its origin in
the lateral. or east drift which was
run out along the line of the fault
plane where the first discovery of car
Donate ore was made. Leaving the
lateral a cross fault was entered
where the rhyolite had been thrown
through in ten or twelve feet, and
the erosscut changed into the lime
stone. The material which is being
taken out of the working at the pres
ent time has all the appearance of the
best product of the pit, but 1t is still
limestone with every promise of CIV
Ing way to the porphyry ore without
due notice.
The Eureka shaft is being sunk to
crosscut Is to be driven to the south.
The shaft is now down $40 feet and
the stuff In the bottom is the same
character as that in the crosscut, and
both identical with the mass of lime
stone on the western side of the pit.
The pyritic limestone of the pit is ex-
posed for a width of 80 feet; next to
II is the porphyry ore from which Me-
vada consolidated is taking its vast
dividends, shipping out 5000 tons a
day. The limestone in the Eureka
is 500 feet below this. having been
carried down with the Copper Flat
fault ages ago. Experts have exam
lned both and state that there is no
doubt of the identity of the two
bodies. This being the case all that
remains in the Ely Central workings
is to get through the limestone and
find the porphyry ore In the south as
It is In the pit. If the body In the
Eureka proves the same thickness as
In the pit they have but a few feet
more to 60. The pit mass Is 80 feet
thick and the crosscut is out 70 feet
At the Clipper shaft Of the Ely
Central they have started to cross
cut for the big ledge through which
the shaft passed and In which suci
good results were obtained. Th'
station was cut at the 235 and th'
crosscut is now out ten feet. On thi
part of the estate just as interesting
developments are looked for as in tn
Eureka workings. In the Clippe
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17
ELY CONSOLIDATED
WILL MAKE SHIPMENT
ABOUT FIFTY TONS OF ORE
FROM BRILLIANT SHAFT WILL
GO TO SHELTER THE COMING
WEEK.

Another shipment will go forward
from the Ely Consolidated during the
week, loading of the car to COM
mence tomorrow or Tuesday, ship
ment to be made to the American
Smelling and Refining company at
Salt Lake. The ore is from the Bril-
liant shaft, and will average $40 or
s45 ton. the entire lot being about
fifty tons. The Brilliant shaft con-
tinues to keep up its good showing.
both In copper and the precious met
ais.
In No. 2 West Drift from where
the present shipment is being made
they have a vein two and one-half
feet in width of sulphides which as
says from three and one-half to four
per cent copper and carries a little
gold and silver. In the bottom of
this same drift they have a vein ten
inches in width which assays IA per
cent in lead. In addition they have
still some very nice ore in the raise
and winze which goes pretty well in
gold and silver. They get $40 in
gold and have got returns as high as
$72 In gold. with a number of assays
between $50 and $50 a ton.
James Quinn arrived this week
from Gold Circle to take charge of
the mine, and he is very well pleased
with the showings in all three shafts,
the American. Brilliant and Zack.
The plan of campaign for Ely Con-
solidated for the fall has not been
outlined as yet, but 1t will undoubt-
edly include the installation of big
pumping plant for all three shafts
They connot go much deeper in the
Brilliant without reckoning with the
water. and they have a mine in the
Zack. which needs only a pumping
plant to permit them to work 1t. The
showings are fine in all three shafts
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17

they are In the limestone, the same
body of ore which extends into the
Alpha shaft of the Giroux Consoli-
dated, and which has proven SO
rich.
Leaving the ledge the Clipper shaft
passed into marbleized lime, and the
idea of the management at first was
to carry the shaft down to the 800
foot point. there install big station
pump and start the crosseut to the
west. The rock proved very hard
drilling and then it was determined
to go after the ledge again and thor
oughly explore 1t by means of cross
cuts, drifts and wines. The pump. a
Knowles Duplex. 12x6x12, is on the
ground ready for installation, and all
the necessary fittings are at hand.
But 1t may not be necessary to in
stall 1t at this point for the reason
that the flow of water has abated
considerably, and the two Cameron
sinkers can take care of the thrush
without trouble.
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SUSPEND TEMPORARILY.
Boston Ely Awaits Arrival of Con.
sulting Engineer to Outline Plans.

The Boston Ely has been closed
down temporarily pending the arriv-
al of Consulting Engineer Chase,
who will determine the next steps to
be taken and outline the plan of de-
velopment. Mr.. Chase will find a
very interesting condition of affairs
In the Boston Ely with a nice geo.
logical problem to solve, the sort OF
problems which are always gratifying
to an engineer. The result of his
visit will doubtless prove highly sat
isfactory to the stockholders of Bos-
ton Ely. and will have an important
bearing on the future of the prop
erty.
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ALLIED INTERESTS.

Pope Yeatman. consulting engi-
neer for all the Guggenheim inter-
ests, and w. IL. T. wilkins, who also
stands high in the mining world, ar
rived Thursday evening from the
east. During their stay. accompanied
by General Manager c. B. Lakenan
and Edwin S. Berry, they made a
thorough inspection of the big plant
at McGill and spent considerable time
looking over the operations at the pit.
They left last evening on a special
train to make connection with No. 6
on the Southern Pacific.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-17
LOOKS LIKE ROAD TO WARD.
Preliminary Survey Being Checked
and Ore Tonnage Measured.

Indications point more strongly
each day to the building of the rail-
road to Ward, as number of engi-
neers have been checking up the pre-
liminary survey and it is known that
Edwin s. Derry, assistant to Pope
Yeatman, has spent much time at the
Nevada United property measuring
up the ore tonnage. The new line
will be built by the Nevada Northern
and it Is understood the ore will be
treated at the big plant at McGill.
where the erection of lead stock Is
being seriously considered. Nothing
definite as to the building of the road
will be known until after the ar
rival here of Silas w. Eccles, presi-
dent of the Nevada Northern and
vice president of the Steptoe Smelt-
ing and Mining Co., who Is expected
the latter part of the month.