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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
IN MENORIAM.

Miss Viola Long died At st. ETA
beth ii > pi'ai On Sunday. NDveul-
bar s. 1911. aged 23 ears. ityph i'd
fever. She was lre daughts r OF hr
Peter Long. rear AorRsrr,. S.
Mary's County. Her funeral ok
place November Z at ST. 10 e1,b "a
Cen cry. Morg4 -. ia tho pre-
ssnc4 a q large cotgrrgs
u n OF sorro~irR relat VS. d
I nd 81" le.vR<--t ro ~sr.r-
Mrs Z zao & VI Grav.s. a Mr.
Ma b. h Gr.v-s o Chap 20 a d
fo r b r~'s WI NJ VI L ne.
To = X. Lorp. Irving Lug and
Arthur @ Ling II Berwyn, Nd
The funeral arrangements were In
charge OF J Z Joy and Son OF
Berwyn. assist d at the grave by
A. C. Welsh Of Chaptico.
Gone in the best OF her DAYS.
Ri GIFTED In WON AMI God bloom
Gone from the hrart- that loved her
To sleep in the STINT tomb
Often we seem 20 b. che. rfuI,
We SIN lie AID then think we arn xay
But IA We are glo"iny and .. arful
Because Of the loved one far away.
BY n Friend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Fdll end Winter Stock
AT
M. L. WILSON'S.
BARGAIN HOUSE.
LEoNARDTowN. Nd.
SPE HIiL Y CLOTHING
LEoNARDTowN. Nd.

SPEH Y CLOTHING
Me- Sni's n"diun weight 81 OF
Hsavi wei 'ht g.. - Me So,
~, 81 81 Laf--, make S,i,. ss-s
All ~""i serge o. ~ >ui, ma. ~
1rd-- r-a ~ worth $2O INV nr,ee I.
80 10 ! No. l Suit, $I2 50. is really
worth $24
MEMS OvERCOATS.
From 81. 50 MP To els Ala,sa. .txla
oSercoa'. with q presto collar regular
prica. go, my prize In only 80 25 All
wool Black coats o. rs; for the b+s,
e. -. Boy over coats a. low as
60 CENTS. and up Z" $6 so MEMS paprs
; A.. IS 95 81 10 and 81 10 ar r-ai,v
worth - kne'- pants as low IA s5c
pair. and up % G5e
Lnfi-s snita. black and !.lun ..rv.s
suits, 81 so, w"rstSd .uts Ok so fucL
suit-. $2.lO. Ladips' al w. skir,s
- 40 AID a. low a. 81 ~ adie.;
black 'ur coats. 81 -. are rally wo-,h
$l5 Ladies Sll-wOoI c.a,a 81 gO
NJ sses' coa's nj =, IRA ~ low a Al IN
and up u $975 ChiI rem coats ~
baby coats AL nrs 81 25 r.ddy
Bar Ioats 81 As. ,hildren and L.
dier sll-w"Ol sweaters, all colors. rel
white and gr y.
SHOES! SHOES,
Mems fue shoes as low as Csc. pai-,
latest stVla make 81 81 patent edit
but Ons S2'15 aud up 10 ~ pair La.
dirs fine shp.-s IA low as 5isc pair AID
as high a. 81 30 Here IL Nour haru ain
every Jay shoes. Kangaroo sho = To-
ladies' as low as $40 pair Nisses'
shoes the same Coarse shoes az low
as Ssc. pair and up 20 $3.
NOTIONS
Mems underwear, neeced. pair. rs:
piece Use. light weight. per piece. l PC
Men = tine shirts. stih blossoms, worth
81. my price, 25c. 81 shirts, nv price
As cent?; Mems working shirts 8 for
one dollar. Men ssork- Z pairs for zoe.
Misses stockings Z pairs. zoe. Mems
suspendrrs pairs. 25c. Mes linen
CELLARS, for 25c.
DRY GOODS
Cold weather coming. Double black
cts pair SIC. extra sizes. 9Sc Quilts Cor
double beds. Csc elk Quil's. $l.4S
Horse Blankets. 3Sc. extra sizes and
d. ubled. use. Buggy robes plu~h$l 81,
and - 40 for one l. really worth IS 90
Canton Flannel. yd 6H and Sc, for the
best reh damask table cloth 10 worth
Soc, my price, 1Se. cotton yard " id ,, Be.
HATS HATS
Now special for the ladies and Misses
| and girls wear prepared TO suit any
lsdv or Miss with the latest style hats
! and with the lowest price Socmn" AID
get suited before they arr packet over
Also Ms Millis"n will give a NICE pre-
sent with every hat bought from her
invite all my customers ard friends
" L MlLLISON,
Leo ardtowu, Md.
Nov 9-li
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23

The Commission appointed bv the
Supreme Court OF the Uuiitd Sta,es
In 1907 10 set'le The long drawn-out
controversy over III boundary he
tween Maryland aud w. 81 Vr in a
has ompe,rd its work AID sub
United its rrport TO tba, tribunal for
nnsl action. The rsport OF the
Commission 10 said to- favor W. 81
Virgins On n' arly every point. and
should che Supreme Court approve
OF 10, many people who have beer
voting and paving taxes in Mary.
land will become citizens of West
Virginia The controversy has b zen
wARed for more than 20O years a. d
Involves about 30 square miles OF
land end sbs ci,iseoship OF 81 veral
thousand people. The ques on,
What are the head waters O: the
Fo'cmac Riverf" is NJ the lotion
OF she trouble -FxchanRe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23

AZ On early period wsfu d
Escess'ry 70 evo W. fr m h. m
OF ethical 'e,chiug. fw p ne a
1ules for living. called The Ten
commandments" by which a man
could DO moral wi,hout going
Shrough Q cnurse In theology. Just
%. 10 order 20 instruct ths average
farmer how 70 successfully conduct
his farm operations so as to secure
@gfeaser net gain from the farm. II
10 necessary 10 nrst deduce from
tAs mass Of agricultural teachings n
rev general rules of procedure
SAey are called The Ten Com.
nsndments OF Agriculture" by the
practice Of which Q man NAV h. \
good farmer In any State wi,hou,
being Q graduate from q college Of
agriculture.
Prepare deep and thorourblv
puIverised seed bed. well drained:
break 10 the fell TO the depth of 8
10 or u inches. accor ding 70 the
soil. With implements that will no,
bring TOO much of the So hsoil TO he
surface; ('hs foregoing depths should
b reached gradually.
. Use seed OF the brst variety
in'eil'gently selected and carefully
stored.
y 10 cultivated crops. give The
rows a. d she plants Ia tie rows r
space suited to the plant, ,he soil
and the climate.
. Use intensive tillage during
sAe growing period OF sbe crops.
. Secure high cor tent of humus
in the soil By the use Of legumes
barnyard manure. farm refuse. and |
commercial fertilizers.
. Carry outssystemstic crop rosa.
don wish . winter cover crop on
southern farms.
Y Accomplish more work In q d,v
~ usiDg more horse power and
better implements.
. Increase the farm sock % ths
extent OF usilisinR eli the waste pro-
ducts end idle Lar d =. ~ the fArm
. Pr dnc~ al Vi 70 d uoulr.d
ftr the MN aid auImaIs on the
farm.
10 Keep "a account O. each firm
pr duct, Ia order 10 know from
which the gain or loss artists.
8. A KEAPP.
Special ARsns 10 Charge. |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
NihaN che election Returns. %
1911 On Ohio Show.

In addition 20 the Democratic vic
tories In .hs three great cities OF
Ohio, Cleveland. Cincinnati and Col
unbus-iust freshly recorded by he
electors, another significant index
Of the public pulse in Onfo Is be
results Of ibe election just bad for
delegates 70 Ohio's Constitutional
Convex tiou
These members we're elected from
precisely the same districts a. we're
che members Of The Lower House Of
Obio's Ger srsl Assent In 1910.
By virtue OF the tremendous ma
jority that Gov. Harmon receive d
last fell. TO vii. 10O.O 900, the Demo
Gratis for the 6rst time in 81 years
carried the Hous e OF representatives.
The respective party strength be-
fmms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Estray.

One Pied Black and White Cow Calf.
4 months old eft "Nillard Farm in
"rd Election District. about 8 weeks ago.
Reward for Information leading to lts
return.
THOS. CUSIC.
Nov 16-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23

william n. Andersen. Supe-in.
Sspde o. the o. lisa { q League avs
Shss b. Dem. cratic u r.. o~.s t.
defsa. 20 he promi . nf fr
n hor ths sitv 70 .. ~h" ~ it,
parry orSs. 'sation 20 q ta the 10
sal op,ion bill in the last ,~o lsgis
lAsuros.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Saturd aY, Move mhe
r MONEY COULD BUY EYE
SCAT.

If MONEY CT UID BUY EYE
S'34T.
Unfortuna'e@ who J. ave for yeas ne
g'ect@d 30 consult = Comueteut Optome-
trisf W uli gladly gay any rrice but
there are 80 mapv asses in whrh the
Optnmstrist CaurOt give the vi-i n he
won d like 10 with leu.e- hrau-e the eyes
have been instantly strait 81 and con
iinuAllV cyl ctei ny wearing none or
wrong glasses am ia position TO
belp you and il ~ = rn--rhie -ff.c, a
perfect cure Ny 10 va .xIe- ,erre
and reputation in Ia iimure assure Won
Of the b~sr Of --rvir,.
Do you -uff with headaches flow OF
tears excessive v.r,k'..r sore eycs uus
Gle trnubl-. s-tIET. Rti-m? " 80 same
nav he RENE ird : all 90 glaaaez
Examination and Consultation
EIrv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Saint HargA
COUNTY
LOcalVise and
wild Geese are ny

aha Hon. Henry w
| Judge Camalier
Cslysrs co&nty Fr.d
md left on Sunday I
b. La Plata.
The Forty II 'urs
/, St. AloS sius' chi
kown. Tuesday last.
kionsily we'll at'end(
The Trustees OF
Female Seminary vi
hay, December 4.
krdtowp at II 'tsl L
Mr.. John v. Car
ington, d. O. Is y
And friends In Leon
bid friends here
see him.
The frss autcmo
cured 10 Leonard
when Max L N
killed by % Wachi
she town.
The moving pict
In the basemento Ut
Ell. Medley's N eck
100. p NJ. will 90
the Chapel buildid
The mail Wagon
squall ON the Sla
Geo. w. Combs I'd
Mr.. Waters repo
numerous fakes ID
The extension
ST. Aloysius' Chu
Is nearly nnishe
beautifully done
credits on the wor
ly artistic job
A special farms
d the Pope's Or
: - Tuesday
we Iii be inter
i've talks on farl|
Mr.. L. J. S,terl
lar sxcavated for
dwelling (ths old
We are inform
Gorge u. ii ri
Career are to- dn
William II An
dent II the An;
Maryland. write
loon Leagues d
is practically "
reflection on Oh
que. but 10 IN y
ma ~ a slip 'Iw
Iip.
In this issue
S'atemert of c.
er Of tue Board
siop. r. Of ST
shows tina, our
have been we'll
the Buarj 10 d
have good reA
neir work.
Those " no Al,
AZ the Town
as week we're
IL q pupu ar 4
The votes
the door and q
1" the last nigh
Addie Lynch d
rumber OF vote
silver service.
Miss Winni
Cedar Point. s
married. Mond
SAINT, 10 Mr.. q
By, OF Eastvi
Nupday perl,
Tho bride is &
l. n. Ed ward
Cedar Po,ut 4
10 young cou
md happiness
Monday, VI
ESQ. lels for
will defend
Hotel 81. Mar
C unsy 10 the
Toe suit gres
bauIirg lum
atryg " itus
c'se; among
Duke. Georg
i'oiz. Harry
b RI Abel.
Our magis
day last Nor
Tomas. Cd
Taoms.s. was
assauIt aud |
seq, tolored
ssd sentence
ID the cases
nnts. grow
az battery
trals were
oar A. NJ
Cd Glow
PSluxent d
ina nnr.s
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For Rent.

f'u'r y IeorsrrftVn rcsy-ly or-
euri'd b, br 1hcr.ar I,rch I9sss.-
s' g!'eI al once Apply 10
q MORGAN,
Aug. 1I--tf.
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See Advertisements
Wanted.

A Middle aged colore1 woman To cook
and do general house work Family of
three-good wages Address or apply,
AKs. Mc;AKTHT.
1920 G ST n W.
Nov. 23-1mp. Washington, ID. c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23

RATIPICAT on NOTICE.
John r. Harris, admir-. b. q. Harris, ct nj.
Eleanor A. Harr.s ct al
In the Circuit Court for ast. Mary's County,
In Equity.
No sac, ". K.
10 10 hereby ordered this 2Ist day Of Nuvem.
Der 1911, that uditor's Re poTt''P', dle1 In the
above entitled cause, be ratlned and confirm
Cd unicas cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 3rd Monday, OF Decen her 1911,
provided copy OF this order be Inserted
In he IT. MaFy's BEAC' once . week for
tk rec successive weeks prior to the sald srd
Monday of Dece Der 1915.
ENOCH u. ABELL, Clerk,
True cODy-TDBt
ESbCH b. ABELLu Clerk.
Nov. Zs-td.
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Backward

hsvluE r-f-r -fr" gs.,.kst. r. rANo
We II .-- 4. is.s toI.
ify the public that AT uliy pTeIsrtd TO
furrlsh nrtcks oar Ers e - the following
esa prices e. e. ard :. p-FN.
i. p. GRtE<N III l..
~ .-a.t : sOS4-, ~.
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t. tNInT
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
7TO StYtltb Stlttt t.IttVeS,
BETWEEN c. sa4A
M hih1T0t, D. c.
Hss~a "a IN
~&A - ~

Everybody Ia, ONE friend
whom t ey wish ~ make
happy. 1t may be another
or father, sister or brother. It
may be a wife. OF it may be a
sWeetheart-a' often them.
selves.
Our stock Of Jewslry and
Bric-a- Brac is a complete.
Each piece has been carefully
selected and we feel satisfied
that a visit from you viii
bear US out that we have as
fine selection as can be
found anywhere. Why not
give Us call.
Any article that you may
select Will be laid aside and
delivered when wanted. Ex-
PerIenced clerks. Polite at
tention.
WATCHES,' DIAMONDS. EN-
BLENS, RINGS. SILVERWARE
CLOCKS and BRONzEs, PRAYER
md MEDALS.
72o TN Street, y. ". Washing.
ton D. C., is fbe place and the man
to deal with is e vOTGr
Everyone who deals With Vtis, is
pleased
Nov. Ply.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Abel 4 Long Auetioneers.
Pub ic Auction
OF
PersoDul Property.

Ry order nj the Orphans Court the
undersigned admi"istrato1s OF J. Leo
kalsy dec a-@d will SRI at public /. ne
tim At th lewis Harrison farm, DO.
tw-en C.m 1too aud Clements on
friday. NsvsmSe, 20, 1911,
the p~r- nal rrup--t "a the AID ce-ea.-
Ell cpaSI~tIn inpI'
2 Good Hnr-es.
Yoke OF No. 1 Oxen,
] Heller, Or Cart. Buggy. Double
Wagon aud fne lot Of Farm I'm.
pl-ments.
Small lot 81 Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Corn. Provinder. etc
sale viii bsgin At 10 An
TEENS OF SALE All sums OF $40 and
under Can over that amount u credit
Of 1 month with approved security
W + RALEY
WM. g. MATTINGLY,
Administrators.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23

This shows that Ohio Democracy,
With Gov Harmon as their lead
has mode e-sn Q better shown z in
1911 than the un victory
Of 1910.
Can there be any longer any doubt
Ing Tbomsses O. TO the ability Il
Sow. Harmon 70 carry Ohio in 1919?
Ohio 10 needed 81 make victory pOs.
BIbl0.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Selling Out at
Cost.

Owing TO the fact that have 90 M We
from Great Wills am Offering nv en-
tire STOCK OF GENERAL MERL HAN
Disc at Cost. Come 81 once ani
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-23
Saul L,evinson,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELEE..
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
Leonaydtown. Nd.

Watches In Gold and Silver. alpo
Cl.cI- AM "a ui.-In. date assortment at
Jevrttrv. Sunb brid Wedding Rings.
Spscrrl ttten on t. Watches Z i,rks md
Jsw-t-r. l-iHs-AN jP-1O DATE
LlNEDF SiEi IA LIS and tan suit
yuurE and ola Al! work guHran- ted.
UrGi-r- hy mai VII receive prom Ut at
teutlua
B-snch Store S2i. + Baltic 81.
Frb lit BALTIMORE Mn.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15
ELY MAN Is
Richard Edlund and Miss Ger
trude Randell Married i'm
Hutchinson. Kansas.

Richard Edlund of Ely was mar
ried on December 81 to Miss Ger
trude Rodell at Hutchinson, Kan.
and the Gazette of that place has the
following aceount of the ceremony
which will be of interest to the many
friends of the happy groom in the
district.
at was a pretty wedding that was
celebrated last evening at the home
of Mrs. r. Rodell. 521 East Fourth
avenue, when Miss Gertrude Rodell
and Mr.. Richard Edlund of Ely. New.
were married. The parlor, where
the ceremony was performed. vas
beautifully decorated with greenery
and Christmas bells. The bridal
couple took their places under an
arch of smilax and flowers, while the
Mendlessohn wedding march was
played by Miss Hildah Edlund, a
sister of the groom. The Rev. o. L..
Cook of the First Christian church
read the ring ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Nellie Edlund.
a sister of the groom. and Mr.. Albert
Lijestrom was the best man. The
bride looked lovely in a gown of
crepe ut tullt ONtI mtSodliHt SdllIs
of pure white. She wore a veil of
baby Irish lace and chiffon that
reached to the hem of her gown.
After the hour of congratulation. a
delicious bridal supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edlund will go TO
Wichita Saturday for a few days yisle
The guests from a distance We're
Mrs. Mary Gustafson, Mr.. August
johnson of Clearwater; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Libbey. Wichita; Mr.. Ed Fur
man. st. John; Miss Edith Fallen,
Mr.. Arthur Fallen. Mrs. A. Fallen.
Mrs. Albert Brandt. Mr.. Clarence
Brandt. Miss Fressie Poison, Miss
Anna Y. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Stem
Lauder, Lindsborg, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Fallen, Gypsum City; MIR. and
Mrs. andre Fallen, Zenith: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Hagner, Sylvia: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Hatson and family. Kan
sas City, Mo-; Miss Myrtle Wagner.
Mr.. Clarence Wagner. Matoon, ILL.,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Orberg, Miss
Esther Orberg, Mr.. Oscar Orberg and
Mr.. Russell Oreberger Chicago, Ill.
s.r. Oscar Fallen. Conway Springs,
Mo; Mrs. II. Shaw. Miss Lulu Shaw,
Spauling, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. John
~Samuelson, Mr.. Roy Samuelson and
Mr.. Elmer Samelson, Kansas City,
Mo.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15

the dances and great credit devolves
upon the various committeeman for
the manner in which they took care
of the particular functions assigned
them. There was not a hitch in any
part of the program, and the home
members saw to it that the visitors
were taken care of in every dance
before they themselves took the floor
in the wake of Terpsichore. The
hours sped away all too soon. and
when the strains of Home, Sweet,
Home resounded there was a gen.
eral expression of disappointment
that the time of departure had ar
rived. The special left at 1:30 in
the morning amid a shower of COM
pliments from the visitors upon the
home talent of the Eagles.
The newly elected officers of the
Steptoe Aerie are: Worthy President,
w. V. Hogan; Worthy Vice Presi-
dent. Floyd Z. Walk; Chaplin. c. F..
Bird: Secretary, J. F. O'Neill; Urea
surer. w. Nj. Heating; Trustees, Roy
~Fryburger, f. E. Walk, j. f. O'Neill;
Inside Guard. w. j. Neil; Outside
Guard, G. NJ. Peaeocke; Conductor,
Ed. Brewer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15
EAGLES GIVE BALL.
Large Crowd, Good Music and n Fine
Time for Everybody.

Large Crowd, Good Music and n Fine
Time for Everybody.
The second annual ball of the
Steptoe Aerie 1876. F. o. f. was
held at the McGill school house last
night and was a most thoroughly en-
joyable and enjoyed affair. The
dance had been postponed on account
of the quarantine some weeks ago,
and the fact that the quarantine had
been lifted on Monday last lent an
additional zest to the evenings en-
tertainment.
The Eagles Special left Ely at
$40 last night arriving shortly be-
fore nine, with a large contingent of
Eagles and their friends and the fes-
twivities started in good earnest. Mrs.
Woods orchestra furnished music
for the occasion and to the delightful
strains of their melody flying feet
and bobbing heads kept time. The
hall was prettily decorated and the
handsome costumes of the ladies lent
eclat to the occasion.
Fruit punch was served between
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15

NV a " Aht BdnA AtdA a SlON II
steady and marked improvement.
We now have in operation across our
state three great transcontinental
railroads. one of which is new and
practically only beginning operation.
There is no question. however. bun
that a portion of our prosperity Is
due to its operation in the state and
the developments oecasioned thereby.
The conditions of the banks of Ne
yada shows marked improvement.
In thirty banks in this state, from
which reports of condition have been
available. there is an increase of res
erve during the past year of approxi-
mately 1890 900. an increase in de-
posts of $1.S46. 600, and an increase
in loans approximately $40S. 900.
Aside from the increase in bank de-
posts and reserves, which show the
health of business conditions there
is a marked improvement in banking
methods over those which were in
vogue during boom" times.
The banks of Nevada have deposits
of more than $4,000. 900, an in
crease of about $4,000, 600 during
the past year. and they have res
pended to development needs of the
state by loans of over Sill 1000, 900,
an increase of about 100000 dur
ing the same period. The bank
clearings in Reno, the commercial
center, show an increase of about 10
per cent.
! The present banking law of the
state of Nevada is a great improve
ment over anything previously in
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15
CAMPS IN NEVADA.
ARE NOW PRODUCING WEALTH.
Past Year Was One of Great Prosperity For All
Portions of Nevada and Future Contains Great
er things for Her People.

The veal just ended has been one
of great material prosperity for the
state of Nevada, despite the fact that
the mining boom, with its prodigal-
ity of expenditure of money on
worthless prospects, has been sue
ceeded by legitimate mining. with its
attendant economies and strict ad-
herenee to business principles. Every
camp in the state has developed
producers that are prospecting. The
mines are being worked for the gold
hat is in them and mills are being
constructed 10 give shareholders the
benefit of the tonnage charges, says a
writer in the Salt Lake Tribune.
There are now eighteen producing
camps in Nevada. beginning with
Goldfeld, the home of the Consol-
idated, with a production of a mil
lion dollars a month. Second on the
list is Tonopah, with five producers
and the biggest payroll in the state.
Then m Ely, possessing the most
economically operated copper mines
in the world and a reduction plant
that, when all the units are installed,
will be the largest in the world.
hll6ihi 1iAf Ohtt IL 6itoi'0A
silver camp in existence. Is emerging
from the gloom of the past couple of
decades and is making an excellent
production. Activities are on the in
crease in the Seven Troughs district.
A mill is being installed at Kimberly
TO treat ores that have hitherto been
shipped. Old Liberty. near Tonopah,
is again on the shipping list. Man
hattan's plaeers are proving so
profitable that they will be worked
all winter, while the mills are stamp
ing out rich ore from the leases.
In Various Camps.
There has been an awakening at
Olinghouse in Washoe county and
the mills are busy. while high grade
is being sacked. Arrangements are
about completed for the reopening
the Wedekind mine near Reno.
which was a remarkable producer
before the workings became flooded.
Rawhide has not been a very
heavy producer during the year.
largely because of the inability of the
mills 10 effect a high saving. but
there are plans for lettering the
plants and To consolidate certain
properties for more economical
working.
In the vicinity of Austin prepare
lions are being made To resume ex-
traction of ore from long abandoned
properties. Eureka will also send
out a large tonnage as soon as the
railroad is rebuilt TO thai point.
A smelter to cost nearly one mil
lion dollars is being erected near
Wabuska for the treatment of Ma
son Valley ores. The properties
there are showing a tremendous
tonnage and a railroad is being built
10 transport ore TO the smelter.
Little heard of Ramsey is quite a
center of attraction. The Ramsey
comstoek mill has been in steady OPP
GRAFTON all year and has effected a
splendid saving from medium grade
ore. George Wingfield and associa-
ties have opened the Buskskin dis
trict and the principal property viii
soon be equipped with a mill.
AS soon as the electric power is
transmitted to Wonder district.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-15

900 head of sheep were shipped to
market, bringing top notch prices
The state furnished wool from 7,000,-
900 sheep the past year. Conditions
on the ranges are much better than
last winter. the season being far be-
hind that of a year ago and promis-
ing much milder conditions. Stock
is in fine shape, with an abundance
of feed"