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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19
Telesramy krajowe.

Washington, 19 grudnla.
Kongres prawdopodobnie odro-
czy sic we srode, azeby zebrac
sic dopiero 5 stycznia. Poniewaz
niema 'dotychczas opozycyi pre-
civ programowi podanemu, pre-
to prawdopodobnie do Srody VIE
czorem kilka wazniejszych novel
budzetowych bedzie zalatwio-
nych. Dotychczas posiedzenia O.
bu izb maio budziiy zaintereso-
wanna pomiedzy publicznoscia,
i galerye dosyc byly puste. Bar
dziej zajmujace beda posiedze-
mia, gdy bedzie chodzi}o o uioze-
ME regul porzqdkowych, przy-
czem W senacie wiekszosc repu-
blikanska, w izbie posiow WIG
kszosc demokratyczna bedzie
rozstrzygaia.
Washington, 10 grudnia.
Senior Don Annibal CruX, tutej-
sly pos. rzeplitej Chill, wczoraj 0
godz. I rano doznaf ataku parali-
zu serca i kilka minut pozniej juz
ME zyI. Wrocil on byi do domu z
bankietu w naj ajlepszym humorze.
Prezydent Taft sekretarz stanu
Knox popoludniu przybyli do po-
selstwa i ofiarowali sekretarzowi
legacy, kt0ry obecnie jest repre-
zentantem chilijskim, okret wo-
jenny do przewiezienia zwiok po-
sla do Chill. Reprezentant ma
tychmiast do swego rzadu zatele-
grafowai o tel ofercie zapewne
dzisiaj otrzyma odpowiedz.Senor
Crux miai dopiero 45 lat, by1 cd
lat trzech posiem chilijskim we
Waszyngtonie, w lecie biezacego
roku brai udzial W sesyach kon-
gresu panamerykahskiego w Bu-
enos Ayres, a przed miesiacem
powrocif byl do Z Chill do Wa
szyngtonu.
Washington, 10 grudnia.- Ge-
neralny poczmistrz oznaJmif, re
dnia 3go stycznia, II. W pierw-
Sym dniu powszednim nowego
roku, zostana otwarte pocztowe
kasy oszczednoSci w miejscowo-
sciacl juz dawniej wyznaczonych.
Narazie bedzie to tylko proba W
kazdym Stanie w kazdem teryto-
ryum obrano jedna miejscowosc
do Zroblenla tego eksperymentu.
We wielu Stanach obrano miej-
scowosci, W ktorych mieszka zna-
czna liczba imigrantow wysyla-
jacych corocznie powazne sunny
zagranice 2 powodu, re ME ufaja
tutejszym bankom. Cd kilku dni
bawi we Waszyngtonie II pocz-
mistrzow Z dalekiego zachodu, a
zeby sic zapoznac z nowymi swy-
mi obowiazkami ,,bankierow".
Pomiedzy miejscowosciami W
ktorych beda otwarte take pocz-
towe kasy oszczednosci, znajduja
sic nastepujace:: Pekin, ILL.,; Prin-
ceton, Ind; Decorah, Ia; Pitts
burg, KS; Houghton, Mich; Be
midi, Mimi; Carthage, Mo-; Ne
(Dokonczenie na stronicy 6-eO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19

ZachoWanle sic Mahmuta, Jako
tez rosnaca ciagle jego popular
nose wSrod miodych szczegol-
niej oficerow, sprawiiy, re komi-
tet miodoturecki, z obawy o swo-
ia dyktature, wystapii przeciw
Mahmutowi i bardzo zrecznie "a
pelujac do jego patryotyzmu,
zmusi} go do ustapienia wiel-
kiego wezyratu ma nizsze stano-
wisko ministra wojny.
Ale i ma tenn stanowisku cicha,
lecz zacieta walka miedzy Nah
mutem komitetem ME ustala.
Ia wpiywem komitetu miodotu-
reckiego wiekszoSc parlamentar-
ma zaczela wproSt Szykanowac
Mahmuta, odrzucajac jego wnio-
ski odmawiajac mu zadanych
kredytow. w odpowiedzi zas ma
to Mahmut zaciai sic odmowil
ministrowi finansow Dzawid-be-
yowi prawa kontroli wydatkow
ministerstwa wojny.
Walka doprowadziia do O.
twartego rozlamu w gabinecie.
Utworzyiy sic w MIN dwie gru-
py: konserwatywna, z}ozona ze
starych praktykow czasow Alb
dull Hamida, mianowicie wielkie-
go wezyra Hakki paszy, mini
stra spraw zagranicznych Rifaa-
ia paszy, tudziez Mahmeta
Szefketa paszy. Druga grupa,
mlodoturecka, stane}a pod pre- .
wodnictwem ministra skarbu
Dzawida-beya.
Antagonizm obu tych grup
podczas toczacych sic rokowah
W sprawie ostatniej pozyczki "a
granicznej starano sic wpraw-
die utait, ale zdaje sic, musi on
doprowadzic do rekonstrukcyi
gabinetu. Jezeli vienna gore ra-
dykalne zywioiy mlodotureckie,
Hakki pasza ustqpi wezyratu i
zostanie po Rifaacie sadrazamen
II. ministrem spraw zewnetrz-
nych. podczas gdy Rifaat pojdzie
ma wygnanie, jake posel do Te-
heranu, sam zas Mahmet Szefket
wycofac sic ma zupelnie Z urze-
du; wielkim wezyrem zostal dzi-
siejszy minister sprawiedliwosci
Medzmeddin- Molad-bey. w ra-
zie zwyciestwa grupy konserwa-
tywnej Hakki pasza pozoSta}by
nadal wezyrem, a Gale przesile-
ME gabinetowe ograniczy}oby
sic do ustapienia ministrow Dza-
wild beja i Talaata paszy.
Me jest jednak wykluczonem
take, re W razie zwyciestwa ra-
dykaIow energiczny madry
Mahmet Szefket pasza ME pogo
dzi sic ze swoim losem /, opiera-
jac sic ma bagnetach ubostwiajq-
cego go wojska, zechce si}a zla-
mac wszechmoc komitetu mlodo-
tureckiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago 10 grudnia
Move przesilenia W Turcyi).

Niedawno pojawiiy sic W pra-
sic wiadomoSci oczekiwanem,
rychiem przesileniu gabineto-
wem W Konstantynopolu. Move
to wStrzaSnienie, podobnie jak
wszystkie dotychczasowe, ktore
tax szybko po sobie mad Bosfo-
rem naStepuja, ma "a glowna
przyczyne walke dwoch Obozow
miodotureckich, ma ktore partya
ia rozpada sig coraz wyrazniej.
Mlodoturcy, doszediszy tax
szybko / szczeSliwie do wladzy i
osiagnawszy giowny eel sw6j,
ktorym byio obalenie krwawej
dyspotyi Abdul Hamida, ulegli
losowi kazdej partyi, przechodza-
cej nagle bezwzglednej, wprost
rewolucyjnej opozycyi, do VIA
dzy. Dziedzictwo tel wladzy wy
woiaio wSrod czionkow zwycie-
skiej partyi naturalne zroznicz-
kowanie sic. Umiarkowansze jej
zywioiy, zmuszone liczyc sic z
realnymi warunkami zycia z O.
bowiazkiem pozytywnej piracy
panstwowej, zaczely redukowac
swoj dawny program rewolucyj-
ny, odsuwaJac najpiekniejSze, ale
najmniej realne jego postulaty
ma dalsza lepsza przyszioSc / sta
raiac sic tworzyc terazniejszosc
tego materyaiu, ,ktory rzeczywi-
Scie istnieje, a ktory wystarcza
zaledwie ma skromny domek
panstwowy, ME zaS ma wymarzo-
ny przez idealiStow i romanty-
kow mlodotureckoSci wspaniaiy
gmach panStwowoSci ,,ottoman-
skiej." Ma gruncie tego stosunku
do poszczegolnych punkt6w pro-
gramu partyi zaczai tedy wy
twarzac sic W niej rozlam, ktory
predict czy pozniej musial do
prowadzic do jawnych stare
przesilen. Antagonizm ten mic
dzy oportunistami a ortodoksa-
mi miodotureckimi zaostrzyi sic
ieszcze wskutek tego, re w mia
re powodzenia partyi zaczely ma
plywac do niej zywioly zasadni-
czo iej obce, zarowno W spoSobie
myslenia, jak i w celach swych
dazen, ktore tylko Gzieki chwilo-
wei konjunkturze politycznej,
dzieki zbiegowi przypadkowych
okolicznoSci lub wreszcie W pc
wnych osobistych celach i "a
miarach, staneiy pod sztandarem
partyi, rokujacej najwiecej.
Naplywowe tie juz natury
swojej oportunistyczne zywioiy,
kt6re do ideologii partyi nigdy
zadnego znaczenia ME przywia-
zywaiy, iaczac sic owen opor-
tunistycznem skrzydiem partyi
mIodotureckiej, przyczyniaiy sic
ieszcze bardziej do wzmozenia W
niei wewnetrznego antagonlzmu
Wszystkie przesilenia tureckie.
kt6re w ciagu dwoch lat ostat-
mich powtarzaja sic regularnie CO
kilka miesiecy, So wynikiem tego
antagonizmu. Szereg wybitnych
MEOW stanu generaiow turec-
kich, wychowanyeh " dawnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19

stosunkach palStwoWych W
tradycyach starotureckich, zna-
lazlszy sic po stronie nowego
konstytucyjnego rzadu, repre-
zentuje W MIN zywioi konserwa-
tywny, czynnik organicznej cia-
gloSci, ktory przeciwstawia sic
radykalnym zywioiom partly
mfodotureckiej tenn energiczniej,
i'm bardziej krahcowemi So jej "a
patrywania dqzenia.
Obecnie sfery rzadzace w Tur-
cyl sa take widownia tel zacie-
tel walki dwoch zywiolow: kon-
serwatywnego i radykalnego.
Walka ia przeniosia sic koml-
tetu partyi miodotureckiej do
pochodzacego jej Iona gabine-
tn ministeryalnego. Stqd tez owe
wiadomoSci o rychlem, nowem
.przesileniu W tym gabinecie.
Teraz promotorem owego O.
czekiwanego przesilenia jest DO :
fater narodowy, zdobywca Kon-
stantynopola, przed lat dwoch,
general Mahmut-Szefket-pasza,
obecny minister wojny. Jest on
typowym przedstawicielem tego
zywioiu naplywowego w partyi
mlodotureckiej, ktory laczy} sic
MIA w miare jej powodzenia,
ME podzielajac bynajmniej jej
zasad ideowych. Mahmut- -Szef-
ket-pasza, wychowany W starym
regimie i w tradycyach starotu-
reckich, przyiaczyl sic do Miodo-
turkow dlatego tylko, re niena-
widzii osobe Abdul Hamida, a
ME reprezentowany przez niego
staroturecki system jako TAXI
To tez stanai ma czele wojsk
konstytucyjnych, zdobyi Kon-
stantynopol, byl jednym tych
ktorzy najenergiczniej domagali
sic detronizacyi Abdul Hamida
ale kiedy eel swoj osiagna}, wr6-
Gil ma dawne swoje stanowiskc
tureckiego meza stanu, ktory ME
chce ME moze nawet pogodzit
sic z pojeciami zachodnio-euro-
pejskiemi o sposobie rzadzenia, c
stosunku do panujacego itp.
Gieboki antagonizm, ktory roz,
winal sic ma tenn tie miedzy po-
pularnym zwyciezca Abdul Ha-
mida a znaczna czescia komitetu
jednosci i postepu, uJawnll sic
pred kilku miesiacami przy b}a-
hej zreszta sposobnosci. Oto Kill
ku ministrow, nalezacych do le-
wicy komitetu mlodotureckiego,
odmowiIo udzialu w ceremonii
caiowania reki suitanskiej. Rady-
kalni ci Miodoturcy wzieli te
sprawe tax tragicznie, ze Podnie-
sli ia w swoich organach, pietnu-
| jac ostro ten przezytek dawnego
niewolniczego stosunku TurkoW
do suitana, tax bardzo ME licuja-
cy istniejaca konstytucya
Przeciw temu nowatorstwu wy
stapil komendant pierwszegc
korpusu Zekki pasza, ktory wy
dai odezwe do oficerow calej ar,
mil tureckiej, Z wezwaniem, aby
swiecie przestrzegali obyczajow
i tradycyi starotureckich. Zekki
pasza znalazl W tel swojej akcyi
energiczna pomoc re strony Nah
muta-Szefket-paszy, ktory stojac
wowczas ma czele rzadu, korzy,
stall z kazdej sposobnosci, aby
wzmacniac W wojsku idee monar
chiczna imperyalistyczna. Tc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19
NIEzWYKkY KATAKL|zM /!
Gala wyspa znikneia: 100 ludzi zgineio.
Walk w Meksyku,
z ANGLu.
Represyjne ukazy carskie i konfiskaty.
Straszny gf6d W Chinach.
POWstanie Beduin6W WZmaga sic.
Katastrofa ma Oceanic
0 przySiege przeCiWko modernizmoWi
Straszny gf6d W Chinach.
Katastrofa ma Oceanic.
0 przysiege przeCiWko modernizmoWL
SHADY KATASTROFY.

Ferye swsteczne KOngesu Naga smerc posa chilkiego
OzczednoSci AresztOwanie Greka okrece
NeszczeSwa rOdzina mgrantow. Obfta ,,gwiaZdka" =
Podejrzany posei Tawney kandydatem guber
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-19

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy e-ej).
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
PINE Mines
Are SHIPPING ZINC

LAS VEGAS, March 15.-Hon.
Frank Williams, VINO was up from
G~oodsprings Monday to attend the Ma
sonic banquet, brings news of continued
progress in the Yellow Pine mining dis
trict. Among other things he states
that the smelling companies who have
been handling the Yellow Pine ores are
beginning to realize the Importance of
saving the silver and lead values and
that some shippers have already re-
ceived returns from these b~y-products
of the rich zinc ore.
J. F. Kent, manager of the Yellow
Pine Mining company, is now shipping
about Is tons per day to the Empire
Zinc company, Kansas. In addition to
the contract price, this company has
received some returns on silver and lead
contained in the ore. A meeting of the
stockholders of this company was held
in Los Angeles a few days ago, at which
some important matters relative to the
future development of the mine were
taken up. Sam Yount of Goodsprings
was among those in attendance.
Fursich & Munzburg have shipped a
carload of ore from their claims near
the Columbia and expect to make an
other shipment in a few days.
A. E. Thomas has bonded the Sultan
property to Judge Houtz of Provo.
About 10 men are now employed and
teams will begin hauling ore next week.
The Sultan is about eight miles south
west of Goodsprings and gives promise
of developing into one of the best
mines in the district.
The Prairie Flower has suspended
operations temporarily awaiting the ar
rival of a hoist from Goldfeld.
At Roach the railroad company has
put in platforms to facilitate the load
ing of ore. Messrs. knight, johnson
and one or two others now ship from
this station.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
LITTLE OPERATION in THE
CHAFEY DISTRICT JUST NOW

gravels of this gulch in the early
sixties.
Little prospecting or mining is be
ing done in the district at the present
time, this owing to the unusual severe
weather and snowfall during the past
two months. The Black Hole mine
near the town of Chafey has prac-
tically suspended operations. in a
great measure this is due to the in
ability of the present mill to save the
sulphide values contained in the ores.
This company is now contemplating
the erection of a modern mill and
teaching process. At the present time
the Black Hole mine is working only
a few men blocking out ore and sack
ing the higher grade ore.
1t is not the higher grade ore, how
ever, in the opinion of Mr.. Jessup, that
will eventually carry fame to this dis
trict, but the larger bodies of lower
grade milling ores. In his opinion
this district will, when developed,
rank with the best in the history of
Nevada's gold mining industry.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
CRITTENDEN Mine IS
SHIPPING HIGH GRADE

A As ton car of ore shipped Tuesday
and a second car of the same size
scheduled to leave tomorrow is the
strongest kind of evidence that the
Crittenden Development company has
struck it's gait.
The last carload sampled-well, 1t
sampled SO high that the management
is skeptical and inclined strongly to the
belief that it must have been ''salted' =
somewhere along the line, says Search
light Bulletin of March IL.
What is claimed for the ore is an
average of better than $50. Figuring
at the present rate of production this
means a monthly output OF aroun Sl0,'
600, a pretty nifty sum for half a
dozen men to be producing.
What's more, unless present signs fail
utterly, the best part, the most prolific
| period of production, is yet to come
| Clearly the famous shoot is more than
holding it's own. Likewise, it is appar-
emit that it is pitching to the westward,
and that the workings are but little
more than on the edge.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
NEEDLES SHELTER IS
NOW Being ENLARGED

Considerable activity is in evidence
the Needles smelter lately. Inc
office has been overhauled and increased
considerably in size. Carload after car
load of lumber and building material Is
being unloaded. While actual construc-
ton work has not been started, the
company's engineers are on the GROUND
laying off the plant. According TO the
present plans, as given out, the smell
ter will be increased 1900 tons a day
capacity, the present one having a ca
pacity of 200 tons. This will make a
most complete reduction plant IN TINS
part of the country, and will increase
the mining activity in the local DIS
trict, as there are a large number OF
small properties that can be worked tc
a good profit when such an exceiien'
market is at hand for their ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
NEW INSPECTOR TO
LIVE IN TONOPAH

Tn, Tonopah Bonanza says: Milan
Dayidovieh, the Tonopah boy, who was
recently appointed assistant to stare
mining inspector Ed Ryan, arrived yes
terday from Yerington, and will make
his home here in the future. MI.
Davidovich, since he departed from
Tonopah about a year ago, has engageu
in mining in the ~Yerington district. he
has relinquished his charge there and
in the future will maintain head4uar'
ters in this city, although he will pos
s;bIv he absent a greater part OF the
time. Mr.. Davidovich is thoroughly
familiar with the mines of this city anc
in the entire district as well, which
vii nrove a great aid in fulfilling tho
duties of the Office.
Mrs. DavidOvich, who is visiting
in California with her relatives
u;u arrive in about a week.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
NON-PAYMENT Of
Wages A FELONY

The Rawhide branch of the Western
Federation of Miners has issued a let
that they unite in the formation and
passage of a law before the next SEES
sion of the Nevada legislature, max
ing it a felony for an employer to beat
mis- laborers out of wages. The claim
is made that in many parts of the state,
especially in mining camps, men who
own prospects nave a practice OF en-
ploying miners to develop their prop
critics. If all is well and something of
value is opened up the men get their
money. But on the other hand, in many
cases, if the prospect proves to be
worthless the men are stood off for
their pay for a "couple of days. and
in the meantime the employer departs
for other fields and the men are the
loser.
Such a law as is asked has been
adopted in many parts of the country
and proved of great benefit to the
~workingman. The proposed law is be-
ing submitted to the unions of the state
in a circular letter with the request
that some action be taken at an early
day in order that work on the measure
may be started as soon as possible.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
ANOTHER LONG=TERM LEASE
ON THE G. O. D. TERRITORY

we'll equipped with 50-h. p. electric
hoist, etc. A compressor will be install
ed and work done with power drills
from the outset. The shaft will be
driven to 500 feet, at least, before
much lateral work is done, and will
probably be sent much deeper than this
before sinking is stopped. The, ground
that has been taken owe by Messrs.
Ewing and Ross is just to the west of
and adjoining the Copper Gold Mines
company lease on the Gold Bar, which
is now shipping weekly carloads of good
ore. Aside from it's long term of life,
five years, the new lease is most liberal
ly worded as to royalties, etc., it being
the policy of the c. o. ID. company to
allow leasers to make a fair return for
the money they expend in development
work.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

LOVELOCK, March 15.-H. s. Jes-
SUP has returned from the Chafey dis
trict. where he has been during the
past week inspecting some of the prop
critics in the East range of mountains
north of Chafey. Mr.. Jessup is favor
ably impressed with and believes the
future outlook of hat district is ex
eeptionally good. He says that the
great mineral bearing formations, por-
phyrys, quantities., schists, etc., are
found associated with gold values
throughout the entire district. This
condition is more evident in that por-
ton of the district ranging north from
Natchez Pass to the old Lang Syne
mine. In this portion of the district,
which is about three miles in length
and one mile wide, the structure of the
mineral formations are massive and
more pronounced.
Placer gold may be found in any OF
the gulches leading from the mountains
above. In Barber canyon can be seen
hundreds of placer excavations and the
ruins of a Chinese colony who mined the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
GOOD RETURNS FOR
ORE FROM TRAMPS

RHYOLITE, March 15.-According
to the report received this week tho
carload of ore shipped by leasers on
the Denver claim of the Tramp prop
erty has yielded very we'll. The ore
sent by the Beatty ~leasers resulted in
the first class yielding about $500 to
the ton, and the second grade gave $3.50
per ton. The Dreyer & Phillips ore
yielded about $40 per ton while that OF
Vucovich & Gingles ran about $50. This
shipment was sent to the Mountain
Copper company's smelling plant IN
Shasta county, California.
Kalaher, O'Connell & Ellis rave
struck some very good grade ore IN
a new place on the Hobo ground, but
do not know to what extent 1T VIII
open up. They expect to make a snip
ment soon. This ore will probably go
to the Needles smelter.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
NEVADA CONS. BREAKS
ALL old RECORDS

Ely. New. March 14.-Ore is now
being loaded and shipped from the
steam-shoyel pit of the Nevada Con
solidated company, at the rate OF LOW
tons a day, according to the figures COM
piled, which surpasses all records. M
company has ordered three more steam
shovels, which will be put to work I'M
mediately upon their arrival, at the
task of stripping the o~ver-burden from
the new pit ON the western end OF the
property. Completion of the new b
line route from the pit to the Star
Pointer dump enables much larger over
burden removal per day. The new line
went into commission last week, and
its presence has already greatly faclli-
|sated matters.
With the completion of this line, the
steam-shovel employed on this work ha
been released and returned to stripping
giving three machines on that work
| With the coming of the new shovels ana
in view of the increased activity III
stripping the pit of its over-burden' the
pit should 0 be in a position 10 pro
duce far in excess of any previous
record for any extended period.
Ely Centennial continues to loom up
more promising every day. The tunnei
is in about $50 feet, and in it the men
have, during the past week, encount
cred a black lime formation, an ex-
trcmely good Indication, according t'
Foreman Snyder, that one of the hve
,adce. which the tunnel il expected to
cut is not far distant.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

LOVELOCK, March 15.-"With the
d~awning of spring and good weather
assured, mining in the Seven Troughs
district is taking on new life said a
well known operator who is just back
from the district. "This famous camp
which has been affected by the financial
depression is fast emerging from its
lethargic state and from all indications
1t has a very bright future for the com
ing season."
In speaking of the operations the
informant stated that the Coalition
company was working big forces both
In the kindergarten and Wihuja
shafts. The shaft on the Wlhuja is be-
ing sunk another 100 feet, which will
give a total depth of nearly 500 feet.
1t is intended to drive a crosscut from
the bottom of the shaft to tap the
shoot which is believed to extend
downward. If the shoot is found, and
there is every reason TO believe it will
be, it will give the company another
valuable asset and will certainly place
1t on the regular producing list.
Nearly IT'S tons of milling ore has
been mined in the kindergarten and
"ihnja workings. The big bins are
1ull to overlooking while many of the
orlfts and slopes in the underground
workings are badly congested with ore
The severe cold weather has played
havoc with the water pipes leading t.
the company mill, and as a result
many OF them were bursted. Thu
damage will be repaired at nce an,
IL is expected the mill will be starte,
up some time during the latter par
Oh TINS month, and if nothing unfor
seen happens it will be kept going o.
the production from the company
mine.
Elaborate plans are being made {
equip the Fairview with new ms
chinery. A steam plant and other uece
sary paraphernalia will be Unstable
early this spring and when complete
II VIII be one of the best equippe
properties in the state. The manag
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
HIGH GRADE STRIKE
IN KEANE WONDER MINE

The uncovering of a new body IS re-
ported as having been effected this
week at the Keane Wonder mine. 1t is
reported as being $50 ore, which is the
greatest average for a considerable
body that has been known in that prop
erty. While statements from the man
agement are not o~btainable, it is sup
posed that this new ore body has been
found in the lower tunnel, and If SO
il is all the more important for the
mine, as it proves that the richest ore
is the deepest down. The find is likely
20 double the value of the property
Rhyolite Herald.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

! f. Ewing and o. T. Ross of this
eity have just secured a five years
base on blocks l, 2, 3, Z and OF the
Golden Eagle claim of the c.. 0. L. Con
oolidated estate, the lease embracing
the blocks formerly worked by the Kan
sas City Goldfeld Leasing company and
nv the C. o. D. Consolidated Leasing
company.
Mr.. Ewing is a well known man, who
some time past has been with the Con
solidated Mines company, and MI.
Ross had had wide experience IN min
inc in Colorado and Nevada. MI.
Ewing leaves for the East Wednesday
morning. and will be back about the
first of April, at which time active OPP
Grafton will be started on the property.
The lease will be worked from the
Kansas City shaft, now 800 feet deep,