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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

bic Eiirtsi fir bic geninisuns elmer
RonseFion in 3IeinaIsen an Elm ainez
ritanifhes 8pniortium su pirten.
Dieter 8eriton 3ufoIse Ioll Sia bas
ols eiHe niht oiplomatifhe 4nseleeenz
belt unb baber uls unter ieiner Diirbs
itebenb betrahtet baben. Sur BeitGtiz
euns bieier anftht piro geIaet, bab
Der ebsmdIies Sanoels Rintiter
Straus uus dbuli9en 8riinbsn Ieinen
poiteR als 8Oti6aftsr in Rpnitans
ttnopel rieoergeIeet babe. Denn es
nit oieien angaben ieins Rihttsfeit
bat. oann tdnH man bas 8erbaIten
oes PrGitbenten nur biIIigen. Die
6duptaufsabe Der 9oti9dFter lit beutE
outage, i'm SntereFe bes Sanoels in
Der geba9tsn Weiie gu tpirten. Guros
pdifhs DipIomaten bstra6tsn oos als
feIbitperitGnblib, ba lie I9on Iehr bel
auf oisIem 9ebtete, ipesieu in berSiirs
tel seIeiitet baben. Die 3eiten, ba bic
8otidafter nit pi6tigsn poIitiI6sn
@si6Gften betraut tpurben, itnb pors
iiber. Oiefe tperben jebt BON ben Mis
ntitsrn Der austpdrttssn Qneslssen6eis
ten, pbne 8srmittlung ppn 9sIonbten
bsfcrgt, Denn Sia, fpis bebauptet
ptrb, ben ibm bonn StaatsIetretGr err
tbeilten Guftrag nit bem 8smerten
abgeIebnt bat, oab er tein 8pteniungs
lei, 10 bate er i'm btpIomatifben8i
ni6ts mebr gu fuden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

gli6tsr gdIbtpelI unb g3r1fibeut
Ran bon Der Gumminspi[Ie UerbeIfse
runes sGeislIihdfi, srfhisnen ssftsrn
DOR Der paribtb0rbs unb byfiirpcrtes
ten ben antanf bss Gtifeffhen vi.
rsutbums. aus ipei4em ein 6ffeHt!is
der Spielplas ssmdht iperneH icn.
Die aOmmiF1re ipsrbsn bic Mnesles
senbeit in Grrpdsuns 3ieRn. Cine ons
btys Delegation, NIT 6trrn Gee Gnrln
on Der Spibs, ipiinift ben Antduf bes
Gisentbums am 5ernbdHt Damn. um
bcsielbs In p0rfsel6nbe umsulpans
bsln. Das betrs'f.nbs Gdnb lisst In
Sdpler parf. Der betnnHtIi@ htr
Siobt einssmsinbst iporben IN. Auh
oieisn gorItlas ipirb bic 9eh0rbs in
GrpGeuns 5ieben. Die HspObnsr bon
Camp Wafbinaton ipiinfhen fur ben
port am aanol, Der hurh nie Qonns
ihenfung BON 6errn uHn syrdu Gbas.
y. 5afi srm6elitt ipirb. sinsn auss
gang nrh Der go<roin Mpe. 0<rr
Geo. GHott bemiibs iiH. bic betrtffsns
ben 1eiiter bes Qanbes 5u bsiDtgsn.
ben parit0mmiHGrsn cine Dsrnanftigs
Gfferis 81 MAIDEN. WsHH isins alISu
bobeR Vreiis psrlangi iperbsH. miro
bic 9sborbe auf ben plan bes 6srrn
Gnott eingthen. GobonH fpurben Be-
ihliiSJs stfubt fur bic 4bi6affung bes
aonoIs innerboIb Der Gidbtgrra1en
unb llmipanbluns nssfeIben IN einen
9oulepdrb. Den 6errsn peeislntortn
fOllen bic gef6Iiife abfdriftli6 suge.
ididt iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
Die eDemotraten i'm aouareB

y le = III II lNl HpWgLeB
treffen 4uitaltsn, Inn cine qriinbIihe
llnteriu6ung in alien RsgisrunsSsDes
pdrtements por3unebmen. 9os 1T
nidt bios ibr gutss 8s6t, ionbern
AUDI tbre pfIt6t. Cine Der 5dupt>
aufgabeu Der 9ottspsrtrstuna 1T, bic
sretutipen 9spartemsuts genau i'm
Iugs gu bebalteu unb bdrauf an Ies
ben, baB iis bic pertpiuisten GsIber
ebrlia pertpdlten uno Is 1T elm Idfpe=
Ter 9Orpurf ssgen ben amsritdntihen
&pHgrcb, bab er bigIang bisfs 9fli1t
in isbr unseniigsnOsm Wdbs srfilt,
ia fosar prdftoentsn tpis RooIspeIt
unb Saft, bic cine sbrIi6e uno
IeiitungsfGbige 9srpaItune gu er3piRs
gen Oeriu6ten, S6pteristsitsn in ben
Beg geIegt bat, Ddbrenb mir bic
Qbii6t Der Demotratsn eutfbieben
btlligen, 10 miifIeu mir bob dnbersrs
Istts oagssen protsitirsn, bab iie iib
oteier aufgdbe lebtgIid gu ppIttif6en
3Deden untsr3ie6en, neil BEL FOLDER
abfidt Die llntsriu6une niat sbrtid
sefiibrt tperoen tDHnts. Der 3ped Ell
nsr iolben tit nt6t. bic krrIhenbe
partet gu oistreoitiren, foubern Jsbs
Ter in Der 8ertpaltuns aufSuosdsn unb
5u perbefsrn. 9iefe 9emsrtuna ItiiBt
ii6 uuf friibere Grfa4runesn. Die
llnterIu6unesu ipurbsn in fold often
turbig purteiii6em 9siits gsfiibrt unb
tIeinIihe 9inge 10 uugsbiibrIih aufs
esbaufGt, odB bas Bolt ben GntbiIs
lungen teins 8eu6tung i6sntte. Dor
aaen 9tussn isoo6 iin6 bic Dsmotras
ten Dor Der 4nndbme Su parnsn, bdB
iie NIT oieisr aufsabs ibrer Qflibt ass
gen bas Bolt @eniigs tbun. Sie mill
fen ntht psrssHsn. baB iis ni6t bios
eretuttDs, fonbern poripiseenb Ieaislas
tip. Grbstt su Ieiftsu bdben, bic Ips3i.1
ben Sarif betrtfft unb penn lie in
l.Bttrem puntts nitt bus Grtpartste
leiiten, 10 tpiro bic Qufpuhlung bes
gretutiD Departements ibnsn tstR
orobss 4nie6en beim 9oIte perInaffsn.
Sm llebrigen gIauben mir niht, bab
bic 8emotraten piel ftnoen tperben.
RooieneIt unb 9aft buben 1th rsblih
Wik g.gebeu. ibr Sous fauber gu ball
ten. aber bas brauht bic 9smotras
ten niht obsubalten, nahsuiGub.rn.
Wir m0hten ibneu fOsur ,tnigs Qns
oeutunsen ssben. Dir slauben nitt,
oob i'm 8unbssbienite oeFto6Isn tpirb,
tpeHigitens ni6t nit WtFeu Der 9ors
seissten, aber mir iinb Der Qn1iht.
baB bic Departments nit pieIem uns
terperthisen Waterial ongsfiiIt iinp,
nit 2suteH, bic oas Saldr, tp.Ibes iis
srbulteH, ni6t psroiensn. Oos bat ios
aar Der Shasamts S.trstdr bisfer
laee ielbit gefagt. Gr bat bariibsr ess
tlast, oaB bic Departments stns aanse
Qrmss bon Snpalioen uufpeHsn, bic
mon ri9t auf bic Strabe isssn min,
neil feline 8ortebrungsn getroffen
porbsn iino, iie 81 psufionirsn. Dsnn
bic 9emotratsn bdrin Wdnbel ftafs
fen, tnbsm fis Elm psnIionsssies fir
gunbesbeamte .infiibr.n, tperben r..
ii6 elm sroB.s 8erbienft I'm pas Bolt
ertperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

uebsr bic Rsftgnotion beg Bot.
faafters SiQ ntro 10 pisl gBibers
fpre6enbes ssi6risben, bdb es anaes
braht mare, penn bas Staots De-
partement ooer Der prdiioent 5ieriiber
bsfinittoe 4uftlGruns srtbeiIte. Die
goifii4e 3eitung bebauptet, 5iQ babe
reitgntrsR miFeH, neil bic beutite
Regierung anitob an ieiner bebarrz
Ii4en 8ertretuns Der SntereHen bes
amsritanif6en RalisSDnbitats nabm.
Das tdnn i6perlih 3utreffenb feta.
lnm0slt6 fam cine Resisruna Be-
f6perbs bariib er er6eben, baB Elm
8otfhafter fi9 Der Sutsrefsn fsin.s
2anbes annimmt. Gtpas pabrfteins
lt6er tltRst bic 4nsabe sines Wafbs
instoner aorreIponbeuten. bab Sin
perf6iebene Der tbm pom Staatsbspars
tement sugstpisfens AuftrGse als nit
feiner WIros unpereinbar eraGtets
uno uud WQfbington tam, I'm betm
Staats Setretdr Oasegsn gu pros
t.ftireH anb s!ei6s.ttis Elm RsTignn=
tionsfhreiben einrethte, in Der @rs
fudrtune, ouB Der grGftbent ibm Redt
eeben unb Is nt6t annebmen ipurDs,
aber geesn 6ias Gripartuns bic 6ebins
suHssDetft erbetsns GntIaFuns iofprt
betDilists. Der 4uftras, Der 6i1 D.re
nrDfeH bdben ion, gins babin, er ToI.
bic bsuti6e Rssierauo Deranioifsn. auf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

Die bemDtratifh DE Muiori'
tat oes ScussaOmmittees fir MtttsI
nnb 8sss fiibrt in ibrem 8eri4t gu
GuniteR Der Bin, psI6e unsefdbr bum
hert Waaren auf bic Sreiliite iteut,
perihisosne QeuB.runesn oss PrGioen.
ten 5aft on, oabtnesbsnb. oab Die
3bus gu bod feisr. 8isis anitht bes
BrGTosRtsn III ri6tig, absr es III nit}t
eriibtIih, ipis bisie 3ttuts ben Demo
trdisu aIs 8speismitteI oienen t0unen,
"a ite bod 5reibuuoel befiirportsH,
i,dbreno DER Yrdiibent nur pom au 10.
ZEN 30lIsn rsost. 5reitdnoeI unb nc.
Fi9e 361e Iaufen bod ntdt auf oas
9lsibe binuus. Gbenfo perieblt 1T DE
8erufung auf ben bonn prdiiosntsu ab.
9ef6lofsnea Sdnbelspertrag nit Ga
nabd. Sn bieism Gule befiirportet
her Brdioent niht Sreibunosl nit ser
eansen WeIt, fpnoern nur nit Gana6u
unb oas nur fir sine bsIfrdrtte 2tns
sabl bon Waaren. Wir ipiirosn es
iebr bsbduern, rpsnn Die DemotrutsH
ftctt mdbigsr 3DlIe fir 5reihanosl tin.
t,etsn iolten, benn bamit piirOsu tie
Die Sp65Ouner pisoer in ben SGt!eI
bebeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
Sas Gleuo auf ellis SslanS.

Die SeieBeeber Der 8ereiniaten
Staatsu. ipsI6s bic ginpanoerungsges
iese aef6affsn unb BON 3eit 3u 3eit
ourd ausrlei 3uiGs, ber.i1ert 1dben,
batt.n ipobl iein. abnung bapon. nit
tp.l6er 5Gris bas Dort, bsm tie gss
f.Bestraft psrIi,bsn, osrsinit ipiiroe
bur6ssfiibrt tperbtn, ionii bdtien ne
Is iin risIIsihi bod iibsrlsgt, bisfen
geiessn bic Tebnbdrisit 3u eebtn, bic
ibnen inne tpobnt. 9eTuher Der ginz
rponbtrunsstnI.l Gais 5sIanb, Die
binlberiommeR, .um giHiponberung
gu itubiren~. lobsn s.pObnIiH bic
Saubsttsit, bi. in ben Gtbduben
berrfht; DisIeiht Gbsr piirbsn Tie elm
amber Qien oHftimmen, fptnn iie sintn
tisfertu ginbIid in bds @etriebe gez
tpGnnsn, fp.Hn 4. sinen Bid binter Die
RuliFen hiefer gotemtiu "ihen D0rfer,
bic GiniponberungsfommiFGr Winidm
Williams aufssitelIt BAT, tbun t6nnten.
4ber bGs eebt nift. I'm bic aar3sr
Der s5nisl III cine hinsiifhe Wauer
pesogen, unb MiEioms bat ben 3bors
i6tiiFd in Der 1oihe. Die armen
ginnnnbsrer cbtr, fof.rn lie an Saus
bsrtsit ssppant finb. fifhIen iiH iisf
unsIiidlif. fobdlb fie binser bisfen
Wsduern perf1ninber, um nit 6uns
b.rten pilefrsmb,n Ws,nf4sn ioses.
oft ipohtnIans tinsspfsr6t su fein.
Rein Munbsr, bab Fe bort srtronfen;
.tin Bunoer, bab 10 mdnhes Rino
nismoIs busu tommi, NIT isineH Angss
b6risen bns 3anb Der 5reibsit su be-
tr.ten. tpenn ss bi.fen tnbIid1 geIingt.
iih aus ben Resen Der Miuidms' ihen
5diher su befreisH.
9tasn bic aneeFelIten ouf Der -ssns
I,t bes eIsnbs@ ldbi itd niht piel ias
gen. GrfiiIIen lie bod nur ibre iogss
nannie pfliht, aIB ssfiibls unb sn.s
pfinbungslois N0fninen, su bsn.n he
purh bic eifsrne DissipIin bes aoms
miHdrs berobgsbriidt iporotn finb.
4bsr Der Deiit. Der auf Oils Jsiann
herfdt unb bic bort gebr1uhli6en
Meiboben iino fiirhisriin fir ieoen an
Souberteit unn MnIidnb geippbnisn
Gtnlpanoerer. GsinGb Der bon Mils
liams singefiihrtenWaetbohe tsnnt man
auf Gllis Sslanb itineH lint.ri6isb.
unb Gerisnise, ben i,in S6idiol hins
ter bic aar3srmousrn ponellis Jslanb
ihleuberi, III fir unbeiiimmts 3eit
Elm Gsfdnaener In elmer erb1rmIi6tn
llmetbune.
Don ben Rdumen. BON ben Rorribcs
rsn fhldgt sinem cine Molie iibelrie'
denben 1unitss sntptssn. Die WtHs
tildtion fd,<int nbiolui ungsniieeno 3u
iein. Der attem unb bic Nuscinfiune
BON 400 bis 800 Wenihen, nelhe In
siHem Gaai suiommenstpftrhf iinb,
rsrpsitsn Die Gufi. Die ainbsr srs
itidtn iaft In Folhen Rdumen. Wsnn
man bsbsnii. bnb iin an mund,sR Ia
gsn in ben observation-disclosures Don Glr
lie SsIcnb 1900 BIB 1000 Msnitea
befinrn, 10 tam man iih ungsfdbr
Dorfieaen, mas bic armsH NeHfhen.
bic an before llMgebuns seiDobnt iiHb,
5u srbu!beu baben.
llnb bann erft bic Rddts! Die 9sts
ten beitehen aus tintm an 3spei Giiens
itangsH bsfsftistsn Gtiid GsgsItufl.
Ge6s ioIn< Hstten finb paoriptifs
iibsrsinannsr eetbiirint. Dn fenn spobt
bon HsqusmIid)ttit fnum bit Mebe istn.
Der Ginipdnbetsr. Der Mnbtrss gss
LipDbnt n, idsut ii9. tn ben unssrtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

Bier Rsprdientanten aus Shto,
brei Demotraten unb Elm RspubIttansr,
iperbeu ssgen ben tunaoi'hen Wertrao
Ftimmen. sic rs9tFerttsen ods oamtt,
baB fie ibrsn 9onitttusnten, DeIhe
sum srObten Sbeile 5armsr limb, bas
peripro6eu babeu. Rah uniereraniiht
b6tten fs stn ioI6ss 9eripreden ntat
eebsn biirfsn. Gin 8ongreb sWtitglish
tit ni6t Elm @ertreter ieines Otitrttts,
fonbern Der eeIammten 8er. Staten,
airhtburms ssntereFeu sssen oas
rationale 8obI aus5uIpteIen, 8eust
nidt BON patriOtii6em 8eiits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

Ssnator Stone bat in elmer
8eoe Dor Dem Ssnat befiirporret, odB
rem prdIibenten 9olIma6t ertbeilt
peroe, bic Sruppsn in Werito sinmare
fCttrsu gu Iafsn, iobalo pieDsr stRm1l
GugeIu iber bic 9rsnSs fIiegen. Der
Prdiioent bat um oieIe golma6t aift
asbeten uuo oeutIich 81 peritsbsH asss.
ben, BOP ct bopon teineH Gebrau6
MAIDEN piiros, faas iie i'm srtb:ilt
rerosn iOLlte. Das 1T Der ribtise
Stanopuntt. 5ruppen in Elm frsmoss
2anb einriidsn au lafsn, ift stus fsiHb'
Iihe 5anolung, Die ii6 nur rs6tfsr'
tigsu ldbt, penn oas betreffeuos 2ano
fsIbft iih elmer feinbliten SanbIuRg
i1uIbig sern6t bat. Diefe rpirb man
jebO6 unm0sIif in Der Sbatio6e err
blidsn tonnen, oab GeihoFe in eirsm
Griess an Der 9rsnse iiber bieie binz
iiberfIisssn. Die nlsrituniihe Regie.
runa mag gu S6nrersrias rsrpfli5tst
fein, dber iiderli6 litgt feline gere6@
tteung DOR, ibr BEN artss 3u .rtIdrsr.
Der pirtIib fdulbise SbstI fnb bi.
synIurssntsn. 0isi. grsiisn atiittIi9
bit msritanti6en StGote bon Der Roro.
fstte an. 10 Dos pie 9titOFs Der nsyi.
taniIhsn 5ruppeu auf amerituniThss
Gsbist biniibsrgsIangsu muFsn. 81.
feHbar 1T ibrt 4bif6t, cine Gntriiitung
i'm amsrttauiihsn 9oIte 3u erreatn
unb bur6 oiefes auf unIers Regieruug
5u pirten, oaB f. ben Sniurgentsn gu
!9iIfe tommt. Bel allsr Spmpatbis,
bic mir aeBtsrsu enteegsnbrinssn uno
BEL aller anerteunung, oaB lie fir cine
eers6te Sahe tdmpfsu, rpdre es uns
perdntportli9 Don unfsrer Reaisruna
eebdnoeIt, penu lie Iit in ben Streit
eInmiI6te unb IS iit .rfrsuli6, su be-
cba1tsn. oaB Der prdfbent oisie On.
fiht tbsiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

ron biefer portsi btff6tistn ts fslbF,
nab oiefe 9uffRuna nuF 0as @r1bitt
setdnift rpcrben iIt. 9iat folder or.
fabruns tunn bas Bolt iido lpeoer De-
mofratsn, nod Republitanern. nod ir.
stno elmer anber.n gartsi aHper'
trauen. Gs mub Die Resierung feIbit
in Die 5ono nebmsn. Menn "a gsits
mdnoem truut, tam es aud BON Ries
mano betrDgen iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
femvsrufnr.

5iir bisiss HIast lpurbsn sslisrH ssa
ben Optilsrn q. aIein & Bro.
no. 435 Rore Gtrabs. foleenbe 1ems
peratur llnitri6ie6e rtsiitrirt:
BORN. Grab HaHm. Grab
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22

man had his fill. Then came the
second excitement, that Of the sale
of claims, and 1t brought forth the
men with money who could buy and
afford to work the ground for the
contained treasures. With the adj
vent of the many people, the sounds
of Joy and hilarity were heard In the
land and everyone was happy, for
money was free and no one cared for
the morrow. One man sold his claim
for a mere plttance and the buyer
made a strike, and then things boom
ed again and the worthless claims of
today became valuable ones of tomor-
row and many a poor prospector be-
came rich over night. 1t mattered lit
tie whether the yellow or white metal
happened to be in sight, IL the claim
only happened to be near the site of
the big strike. Everything went, and
everyone either was, or felt rich.
Wine flowed like water and the
Sports" both male and female,
fiourished as never before. The click
of the dice and the roulette marble
were heard, and the piano of the
red light" made the night livelier
than the day, and no n went to bed
for fear of missing something. After
the selling period came that of or
g~anization and development, and IL
the camp had any live ones the
stock boom began without delay and
gambling in securities took the place,
in a measure. of faro, stud poker,
craps and roulette, and fortunes were
made at the move of the finger, and
the excitement waxed greater and
greater. Strikes raised prices from
pennies to dollars, ana thousands
were made In an hour or a day. Men,
women and children went actually
crazy and played the market without
rhyme or reason, and everyone made
money in spite of himself.
All this was brought about through
the efforts of one man, who had the
backbone to spend so many weary,
lonesome months in the hills on a
diet of bacon and beans. but it was
excitement. the like of which no one
ever sees who has not been in a west
ern mining camp.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22
A REAL EXCITEMENT.

George Lee, writing in the Back
bone Monthly. thus describes the dis
covery. growth and interesting scenes
of a mining camp In process of de-
velopment:
Yesterday this was a forlorn place
on the desert, at the foothills of the
Sierras, today 1t is a thriving, boom
ing little city. For many long and
weary months a lone man and his bur-
ros have been the sole population, he
living on beans and bacon and the
Jack on sagebrush. The man has
crawled on his knees all over the
country. looking for the signs OF gold
or silver. and at last has found 1t.
That find vas made months & and
the man carefully covered up all
traces OF his strike until he had time
to locate as much ground as he cared
for. Then he told a friend, who mys-
teriously disappeared for his custom
airy haunts and came here and made
more locations. After getting all he
wanted he told another. and thus did
the excitement grow, until yesterday
hundreds and thousands we're milling
back and forth through the camp
and the hills were virtually black
moving men, all intent On n
purpose, the location of claims. The
excitement of today followed into the
and the morrow thereafter,
and for days upon days until every
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22
Ten Little Resolutions.

Ten little resolutions standing in a
line.
One tumbled of the cart and then
there were nine.
Nine little resolutions strictly up to
date.
One smoked a cigarette then there
we're eight.
Eight little resolutions out till 'leven.
One met a hobble skirt. then there
were even.
Seven little resolutions all as straight
as sticks,
One took an airship fight. then there
were six.
Six little resolutions very much alive,
One rocked a rowboat and then there
were five.
Five little resolutions watching the
stage door.
One copied a chorus girl, then there
ere four.
Four little resolutions solemn al
could be,
One got of at Reno, then there were
three.
Three little resolutions wondering
what to do,
One smiled a cork a bit, then there
were two.
Two little resolutions out for any
fun,
One went with the boys. then there
was one.
One little resolution standing all
alone.
He took a joy-ride, and then there
was none.
Los Angeles Express.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22
DIGGING DIVIDENDS OUT
OF OLD MEXICO MINES
MANY WELL KNOWN NAMES
AMONG DIRECTORATE OF
MINES COMPANY OF AMERICA
OPERATING ACROSS THE LINE.

The properties now operated by the
Mines Company of America of New
York, consistisg of the Creston- Colo
RADIO. Deloros, Ell Rayo and La Dura,
have been producers for many years.
The Creston-Colorad at Minas Phiet-
as, Sonora, Mexico was acquired by
the Mines Company of America in
1902, and since that date has made a
gross production to September 30,
1910 of 1929, 900. and has paid in
dividends to date $685. 900.
The Dolores property, in the south
western part of Chihuahua, Mexico,
and on which work was started in
1904 and operations begun in 1905,
has made a gross production of s4.-
10000 TO October 81, 1910 and paid
dividends of 81, 900.
At the Ell Rayo property, located in
Santa Barbara. Chihuahua, systema-
tic development did not begin until
1906, and production did not COM
until October 1907. Since that
date this company has produced
gross approxiD ately $1,725,000. and
has distributed TO date in dividends
sS5,385, besides the construction of
a mill and development of the mine.
La Dura mine in Sonora was work.
ed as far back as 1900 and is said to
have paid in dividends more than
$4,000, 900. These properties to-
gether have paid approximately ST.
900. 900 in dividends. The Mines
Company of America has recently de-
clared a dividend of 2A per cent
quarterly, or at the rate of 80 cents
per share per mum.
The directors of the Mines Com
pany of America have appointed an
executive committee composed of Col.
John Lambert of Chicago, VIM. E.
Refs. of the firm of Raymond. Pyn-
chon & Co., New York, II. s..
Black, president of the United States
Realty Co., New York. VIM. B.
Thompson, of Thompson. Towle &
Co, New York, and w. Hinkle Smith
of Philadelphia. George A. Schroter
is managing engineer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22
MINING IN THE
PO RPHYR|ES
SPECULATION INDUCED IN AS
TO PROBABLE AMOUNT OF
DEVELOPED ORE THAT CAN
BE SAVED.

Local mining circles are indulging
in considerable speculation in regard
to the future mining operations in
the new porphyry properties, and
many are trying to figure out the
probable efficiency of the methods to
be employed, says the Salt Lake
Tribune. The porphyries have GER
tainly opened the eyes of the world
when 1t comes to developing ore de-
posts, bringing in close to 2,000,-
900 tons per month on the average,
and at an average cost of one-half
cent per ton. But what Advances, 1t
is asked, are likely in mining?
To break down 5000 to 5000 tons
of ore daily by the underground
method necessary in the majority OF
the properties, for not all are blessed
by being steam shovel propositions,
on as economical a scale as demand
ed by the low grade character of the
ore will, without question, require
innovations, and there is room here
for an inventive genius. just as there
was in the development and the re-
duction of the tonnages.
1t is taken for granted that there
will be a loss of tonnage in this
wholesale underground mining, the
for prestige being based ON
which company, taking all conditions
into consideration, can save and ex-
tract tho larpacf' amount NJ tho ora
developed. The caving system con-
the drifting in under the
zone of copper ore, zones ranging
from 100 to 200 feet in thickness.
On top of these pay zones is a layer
of overburden ranging anywhere
from seventy-five feet to three hun
dred feet in thickness.
The enormous weight of over
burden will be supported by pillars
of ore left untouched, for timberine
will be impossible on account of the
cost, and these pillars must be re-
covered to a considerable degree I'M
less a large percentage of the ton
is lost. The caving and settling
oyerburden doubtless will destroy
many pillars. covering them to such
an extent that it will be Improbable
or unsafe to attempt the recovery OF
ore Some of the ore therefore,
will be lost in mining. just as some of
the copper content of the ore Is lost
concentration. How much will be
lost is the question over which there
Is considerable discussion through
out the western mining camps.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Serial No. O19S0.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Of the Interior. United
States Land Office at Carson City,
Nevada, December IA. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Ralph r.
Ives, of East Ely, Nevada, who on
July is, 1905. made Homestead Entry
No. 1851, Serial No. 019s0. for SEA NEA
E u SEA Sec. IL and NEA NE Y. Sec.
IA. Township 16 North. Range SO East
Mount Diablo Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Final commuta-
ton Proof. to establish claim to the
and o described, before the County
Clerk of White Pine County, at Ely,
Nevada. on the 3rd day of February.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James c. Wheeler, Richard II. Frank,
Frederick c. Caples and Jerome r.
~Rumbaugh, all of East Ely, Nevada.
LOUIS J. COHN,
Register.
(First Publication Dec. IS. 1900
Iast Publication Jan. Is, 1911