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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

THE METROPOLITAN
A. FRIEDMAN, Prop

to please who cannot find salts
factciy goods in clothing, gents
furnishings, hats, etc. a large line
of trunks, valises and travelling
bags completes mans shopping
place Of more than ordinary adj
vantages.
I'm the clothing line such reli-
able makes as the l.. Black, the
Society Brand and the Michael
Stearns makes give to the man in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
WEST VIRGINIA
MILITIA TO BE
ACTIVE IN WAR
Will BE Trained for Active Field
Should the United States De.
clare War

WASHINGTON. Nov f7.-One Of
the most important moves in recent
years to prepare the national militia
Dor use IN tim" OF war is proposed in
letters addressed by Acting Secretary
Oliver to TIA" governors Of all the
states and territories inviting their
cooperation In the war college plans
for the organization of the militia i'm
20 twelve tactical divisions The let
'ers point ont thar n the militia Is 10
b" used az field torce effectively i'm
Nar time. 10 can only be done bv this
system OF divisions. and that 20 insure
the proper working Of the plan an o.
the details should Doe worked out In
time OF peace
The war department proposes dc.
Tail Inspector Instructors 20 assist
state officials and war ma rrial for tho
militia viii bee distributed and stored
IN suitable d"potS 20 %" a' hand To-
cally when mobilization i~ ordered.
General oliver plau- 10 have the
first four of fha twelve tactical diyi-
sions composed entirely ~ regular
troops. with fhc District of Columbia
militia assigned 10 duty as regulars.
Tho seventh division would be- com
posed of tho Pennsylvania state mili
fia. with headquarters at Harrisburg
and The eighth with headquarters at
Washington would be- composed Of
Maryland New Jersey. Delaware. Nir
ginia and Wn-f virginia state troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
DEATH RIDES
WITH AUTO
ONE KILLED AND
THREE BADLY Hurt
Miss McI.inden. a Nurse. Was
Killed. While ". r. Griffith u
Dying in Hospital.

Sr". isf Di~pltrh tn tie INTEL .-eu..r
ti.AkkSBTRG. w Va. No.. IL
RsSultiLE from an automobile uCci-
dent lat" last night In West Main
street. when ". O.. Griffith mac hine
''''." .t . hi-h rate of speed crash
&c INTO a blg tree. Miss McChndcn. "a
I.t"I,. Norr- uurs" is dead. James
l'nu. q travelling man. uf Couu"lls-
VILE. FI.. has fractured skull. ~
i. Gr!uith. stat, agent for Kentucky
distillery. Is "a "a diving condition. in
"a hospital. with "a broken skull and
William Nugeut. "a travelling salesman
of Raltimorc. Nd. has % broken leg
anu internal injuries. The bright head
light ct th- street 'ar Is said tn h.tN"
confused m. GriNer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
POLICEMAN SLAIN
BY EX-C0NVICT
After Being Surrounded BY Thirty
Policemen In His Home the
" gro Makes His Escape.

ST LOUIS. No. Nov. 17.-Althoueh
surrounded early today in q railroad
yard hy @" policemen. Al whitfield. a.
negro Who fer Dee bad killed Patrol.
man Arthur y Huddi"sou and wound.
rd three other policemen. cluded his
pursur"-. chief OF Police William
Noung has offered reward 81 Si0u.
tor th" capture. dead or alive. uf
Whitfield. Who Us said to be an eN-
convict
Farrolman William y ErIly attempt.
ei 90 arrest whitfield iu an alley for
disturhlne 'he peace. The negro -eil-
ed fhe officer revolver Seeing Pa.
iro'man Iuddl,son advancing from
the other end of the alley. Whitfield
shot lim dead. then fred at Kelly.
vuuudin- him in THE ri1It hand.
Two hours later The negro was sur
rounded boo DTS home huf no again
ESCAPED With fhe AID Of fhe revolver
D." bad taken from pafrolman Kelly.
la o.capIrr. he shot Harry Klarhor-t.
private wafchmau. through fhe neck
and wounded ratro.mau Fred W.
Uu-tmau Iu the I,ff hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
PRESIDENT TAFT
SPENDS A QUIET
SUNDAY IN N. Y.
Attends Church in the Morntno, Has
Luncheon with Brother and
Then Takes Motor Ride.

NEW YORK. Nov. l. President
Iatts Sunday In New York Wa
quietly spent church IN the morning
luncheon at his brothers. a motor
drive in the afternoon ana dinner
with some Yale friends in the even
ing. After brcakfasting ~ the Wal.
dorf and attending the Fifth Aysr,la
Presbyterian church where he list
ened 10 a sermon by the Rev i d
Iiowett. the President went 10 th.
Henry W. Taff home and had lunch
con with his brother and tho Pr.si-
dents son, Charles. who came down
from the Horace Taft school 40 Nat.
eriown. Conn. which Dec attends. to
spend sunday with his father.
The afternoon motor trip v.s -
Wcsthury. Long Island H.l-ry "
and young Charles accompan.i the.
President. On his return 10 IN. Wal.
dorf the executive had a~ callers VII.
liam Nelson Cromwell auI Seuor Ion
Ramon VI. valdez. tho ueU minister
OF Panama TO the United States
There were just FIVE in the dinner
party at the Waldorf boz the ovrr.ug
and all We're men Be-ides William
u. Taft. Yale. IS. the diners wore
Clarence VI. Kelsey. PRESIDENT Of .ha
Title Guarantee g. Trust Compsu..
Yale. -. otto r. Barnard. president
Of the New York Trust Comrdnv.
Yale. T6. Charles Hopkins Clark.
editor of the Hartford Comm Cour.
an. Nalc. -. and Henry vs. Taft.
Yale. 80. All bat Henry IS Taft are
members of the Yale corporation. and
with the President. viii attend the
meeting of thar corporation iu New
Haven tomorrow.
President Taft will leave the citv
AZ a. IN. tomorrow for bis brief
Connecticut trip. starting %. the re.
turn from New Haven at o'clock IN
tho afternoon. lie i- due here about
= " .r' $3.50 ..Hra rrnIuN.matcly
IN hour later for Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
TARIFF REVISION
CAUSES COM MENT
Democratic Statesmen Differ as 20
What Kind OF Revised Tariff
Bill Should Be Passed

WNStUNGTON. Noy T. The
form that fariT revision is 10 take
before ,hc special session of con
rrs-- uet spring has become mat
ter ~ strong individual opinion
among Domocra-ic senators and con.
rrc--m.n nov here. Representative
Underwood. Democratic house leader
who 9il reach Washington This week.
ha given no Indication as ysf of bis
own plans. and 30 b. expected that
Democratic leaders Vlu confer af
leue'H over The situation before ad.
visius President circt wilson of auy
tentative arrangements
Mauy mcmbcrt row favor r.H.
erai hIl covering many or au -cbcf.
u'es ~ he farr hv. f1 br fHmed
as q partial or c1mpr..c substitute
Tor fLe ratueN Nt.,b hu Tbo-'
Vho advance tH.- IHn claim ' would
hc fl" sr'aHIs.f n.t OF nHfIrr
fHrH pledges DfH.r. favor ,urbir
IH4 In H biu thOr. r.I..r,. rt-.rI
during fhn I4.f $500 tfIr.. huf trfI.f
nt f.r~sifoVf Taf trH fHn ur.nfr..
zion ~ 1fhfr ..r.'. .,HlH.Is I' fn
follow fN.a measure fr...s f.. r'Hr
fu r.. fH. .U..rr HrH He m 20
rr.F II HuH Ia IIrrf.d h.
Ietfd lfwn.r.I.. h.IUsr. fIII .r..
.nr faIIng Ut fI. .u.. ..r I.
fore April 10 TH.f d... u.. ..t I.
i aII.rf r'nrs .....r .. fU. I...f
WHO'D |" 'HUII I..flrI.H .H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
MARINES GUARD
AMERICANS NOW

cons rANTlNOrIE. Sow The
lnited states station trp S.oru.on
has sent s detachment oi marin t1
'ho American embassy The amhs-sa.
dor says that fhi. Is mot because H.
fears au outbreak huf Be- .n th. va. of
common action with OH" other .m.
hd sizes
The scorpion UHs moved up fHa
Hosphorus and ha- taken up position
opposite Nrnlutkeu. fp protect fra
Girls school
Tho United States ta fIa DrIt .fs.t
nation without 0ru.... .r b.f.f.. hir.
her" Tho scorpion carried eighty
marines
certain HmbH .t'Ir. .ftr H....r..i
fhff there D.. un danger uIIf.t.f LOO
tur-taufiuople 800 fI. ,.HH-......
however. arc under ltrI lf..lf.
huf unoNIcs re.IIrrf. OBJ. fur...a.r-
Irr without protection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
PANAMA
CANAL
WILL BE FORMALLY
OPENED NEXT ST MINER
Colonel George V. GOethals and
Staff of American Engineers
Will BE First Through.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lT.-Sometime
next summer or fall. no exact date be-
ing specified. vessel will pass from
the Atlantic 10 tho Pacific aCros.
what is now the lsthmus OF Panama,
hich consequently must disappear
from the world S geography and by
the same human agency. the western
licmis sphere VIII be divided into two
continents The vessel will not be-
th" Oregon nor any other famous ship
but VIII be- one of the many small
water CrdIt Ia daily use by the canal
builders. and probably the only pas
srug'rs viii be- col. George " GOcth-
ais, and the star of American Engi-
n"ers. w no for .hc past eight years
have been carrying on the greatest
engineering work the world has ever
S"cu. n viii Do later than that. any
~ hero from siX months 20 year.
perhaps. before the formal opening OF
the waterway viii take place and
naval ice- headed lbs the famous old
Oregon. will pass through into the
Western ocean. and the canal may be
fairly said to be open to trade
These facts are not Of official record
as Yet. the date of January I. 1915.
~fil stands for the opening predicted
h} Colonel Goetuals Hur that the
opening viii BE- anticipated 20 a great
extent has been promised by the
ana now comes % clear intimatiou of
their purpose 20 advance the opening
date. in rho annual report of the canal
commission iu-f published II is dis
closed that while rho completion al
the great locks hy January 7. next.
VIII not b" possible. owing TO contract
delays within six months thereafter
the channel VIII be- finished. while 10
insure The safe passage 0f the locks.
fh" contractor has been called upon
% finish fhe gates IN one flight first.
~p that Or the ro-f of the work D. in
condition passage OF ships can be- Der.
WIffrd without waiting for the com
p'''iOu OF the other aiRhts Thi.
statement viii loo understood when if
I- known that fh" great locks are be-.
Irr built BOO duplicate. side hy side.
no' only fo add to 'hc capacity OF the
canal bur tp insure ifs continuance in
operation Iu case ~ n serious accident
fp d ship iu one 0f Tho lock.
Progress and Rapidly.
tn" report shows 70 most sntisIac.
tory state OF progress ~ the whole
great work thouEh in Wow of the fact
th"f o. is dated september %. last.
tCortinusd on Page rightl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
RAINY WEATHER
Is PREDICTED
Weather Bureau Predicts Rains Dur
ing Last OF the Week-CoId
Wave ls Not Due.

NASHINGTo\. Nov. I5.-Indi,a-
r'rS are thIt thc prevailing fair
weather will 'untinu.. duriu.; IN, week
over m" ''u.ri!. southern and "Ntr. m.
western portions 10 the country. with
80 t'td'r,. toward somewhat higher
temperature by TUESDAY. ac,ordlu-
q" fn" weather hur"au's weekly bull
iefiu
psIr- OPP snow Will s"t 90 carly
over DO" north Pacific states and the
far northwest. continued during much
ut the W"t.. th. bulletin predicts
And extending eastward over tho
northern portion Of the country.
reaching th" upp.r lake region about
the middle uf the w.-k. and th. north
eastern districts toward th' end Il
fr- week. Thor ar. up present pros
p',ts Of unusually cold weather. over
amy portion "f tho luuuirv.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
WATSON AFTER
AMBASSADOR JOB
Defeated United States Senator From,
Virginia Wants TO Co 20
Mexico.
WAsmINGTON. D. Il - Il

W NASill\GTON. u. g.. Nov T.. -
Friends of United STATE. senator
'iar'nc" \. Watson. of West Virginia.
VINO was defeated IN his hop. for re-
election. ar" now advancing him for
ih" post Of ambassador To Mexico. IL
was learned her" tonight that the
Wet \lreinian Viii take the place II 10
ie offered him by President Wilson
S"n.-or Watson will retire from th.
nit'd Stat"- Senate March 8. nnNf.
The appointment OF the ambassador 10
Mexico viii doubtless be- made some
time iu the spring Tho senator has
ample means to maintain the position
oi ambassador
During The past two or three dat.
The senator friends have been active
in Washington pushing him forward
fer tA" NtNicau job
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
ANARCHY is
EXISTING IN
NINE ZONE
MINERS Ref 81 TO
RECOGNIZE ANY LAWS
Strikers Prevent Anoter {. x o..
Passenger Train From Carry
ing Strike Breakers.
Will BE Sent TO the Mining :;;s-
trict Under Militia Guard Tc-
day-TroOper Killed.

CilARL ESTON. ". Va. Nov. IL
That condition bordering upon al
archy exists IL the kanaWha strike
zone and that several hundred strik-
ing miners there are willing to roc
'sniz" no law except thar OF force.
vas the substance of various reports
brought 20 Governor Glasscock to-
night While no serious outbreaks oc-
furred today. the entire strike zone is
threatening ana additional militia
VIII be rushed TO the scene TO assist
the battalion now on duty there
Though intimidation the strikers
we're able 10 prevent special train
n transportation men from being TAX
IN Up Cabin Creek today No train
ere wwas found willing 10 take the
train. which Was brought 70 the ci'v
'Or the night. Tomorrow II will eo TO
iis destination under military guard.
Fiv" persons. three of them women.
today STOLE a handcar ~ Eskdale and
proceeded TO n point outside the mil
itarv district. from which they open
cl fires toward Eskdale All were ar
~"sted by the militia and will be- sent
before III" military court which will
convene tomorrow.
Already information has been oh
tanned which Is expected TO lead to
the arrest tomorrow of more than "a
score OF yiolatOrs They will be- hur-
rcd before the military court and
given a speedy trial
Stewart lludnall. Of Charlestown. a
r"cruit OF Company G. Second Infan-
try. who was sent 10 Paint Greek yes-
terday for duty. was run down by a
train and killed a. llandlcy last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

tONST ANTINOpLE. so, r- Tn,
great h1fflr b.uA,.u Oh. I.,ic.-,,,,.
aud Turks is on all aiour tr.. I'm. 80
~" IcrafflIF Qualifications N,zim
F"sh'. th' Turkish .ommander iu
'hi"i. sends th- following dispatch 10.
rights
Tho baitl" which commenced this
morning win au attack by the Bulca
I.'" infantry lasted until one hour ar.
'i sunset tn" enemy. vho advanced
c"l'hy facing our right wing and our
center. Was r'puis"d hy our infantry
ana artillery tr". Three Bulgarian
batteries were destroyed
All through the day the sound a,
'h" heavy guns. booming disiantI-.
Was heard in ConstantInople. II
ceased only with darkness The fl
ing along the rntir" line was evident.
~ preparatory 10 au infantry attack
The Turkish batteries replied vicor
ousiN. tn" Turkish ships In fha Sea
of Marmura sh.lled the Bulcsrian DO
siiious undoubtedly the fleet I'm the
Back Sea also took part I'm the en-
E9ecmcut. though details from that
point are lacking
In the afternoon tho wind shifted.
and 10 seemed for time as though
the battle had ended but again the
booming was heard and the movement
OF troops could be- observed not far
from the very gates 10 "a" capital.
detachment OF several thousands
from the Tchdtaiia lines was re-
placed hy fresh troops who had been
held in reserve near the city
The refugee behind the lines be.
Eau breaking camp early in the day.
lCnntinn,h IN pnna r.anh.A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
favor ONE TERM

NSIIINGION. 10 G.. Nov l7-
President TIits declaration BOO favor
or constitutional amendment tp
imf tlr presidential tenure of office
tu sinaI" '.riu uf -Iy fear-. with ir.
eligibility fp either % succeeding or
non consecutive term. aud Pre-. .IDnf.
elect WILSON, endorsement OF tho
democratic platform 'ator.rE such a
limitation arn believed here fp flr'.
shadow strong pressure for legislation
Hnu. This lu' early in fhr COMING
tlurree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
GIRL SUICIDES BY
JUMPING IN RIVER

NEW YORK nov. 1-.-Afrr a
quarrel with her raucc. Charlott. O..
N'stland. a young - iduw. committed
Easf River from the Manhattan bridge
'.fI. today
~ omas DE- Jaskcfup. who WAS held
as 90 witne--. said his companion vas
o. country Gifi who iHd often declared
sha was oppressed and fri-ht,u,d hs
thr 1asfurss o. the city and tired Of
htIrr .r if Tt" unIirc found up trace
~ lsr body today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
FATAL DUEL
In KENTUCKY

CLAY CITY. Ky. Nov. 17.-Former
Sheriff William Bowen was shot and
killed and Henry Skidmorc was shot
and fatally wounded in street duel
NJ Filson. Powell county. to-day
Skidmore Is said TO have fired the
bullet that killed Bowen and Rees
Bower. brother of the former sheriff
was charged with shooting Skidmore
The cause Of the shooting is not
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Men Were Shot.

Special lisratsh to tie Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. IL
Definite information Was received
hero 'o-dsy that Ionn Stehl and John
Nister. whom Mother" Jones IL al
legged To have accompanied TO Wash
ington Friday night for the purpose
of filing complaint of peouage
against coal operators and labor
a~ruts In connection with the impor-
tation Of strike breakers into the Ka-
naWha field. were both suffering from
Euushot wounds and are believed Co
Lave been taken East for treatment.
local physicians records show
that upon order of ah official of the
United Mine Workers Lc treated two
men giving the above names Tor such
wounds ON the day following the bat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
THE WEATHER

western rcnnsylraria and Ohio-rair
~ rfnv. Tuesday fair. warmer. urodsr-
ate vraf fo south Winds
West virginia Pair Mouday. Tuss
aaV fair and WARNER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
TURKEY NOW
MAKING ITS
LAST STAND
RkISH COMMANDER SAYS
THE BULGARS WERE BEATEN
Cholera Victims Refused Water.
Food and Medical Attcn-
ton for II Hours.
Boomlng of Cannons Along the
Tchatalia Lines Heard With
in the Turkish Capital.

LONDON. Nov. IA Daily Mall
dispatch from Constant,ropl. timed
$50 p m. says
unofficial reports say the Turks
nave gained great success Tn
oatt'e opened at . o'clock In the
mornin9. The TURKS succeeded. after
some hours q violent fighting. in DC
tea''nq the right Bulgarian wing and
IN REFUSING the left wing. They cap
tUreo twel"e guns and 5000 prison
ets- Inc Turkish warships con.
tr'buted largely to this success"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

-...H. f..f .t." f. f.s I"f..r. -ar-rr
-TEt BENNllfE so. f1 Rosa
Ionatt0. aEed 5 wears was fatally
burned today and died BOZ % few holra
H"r dro- r.nrHf fire when she Light
ei paper fo -fHr. bonfire 'u Tho yard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
STAGE DRIVER MAKES
A RICH GOLD STRIKE
Hachita Mines Active and
Are Shipping Rich Ore
to Smelters.

Hachita. n. NJ. April ED Corbett
stage driver and mail carrier. has ar
rived from sylvanite, the gold camp in
the Hachita or Little Ratchet noun
tains, about u miles southwest Of here.
He brought some dark cOlored quartz
bristling with gold. which. from ap-
pearances. would assay thousands Of
dollars per ton. -.-.,-.
This ore is from ricn sLike IN
claim called the RidgeWay, WnIch Is m
the southern part OF the IahSe, ABOUT
a mile east of the postoLIlCe AT Syl-
vanite, in Gold Hill. Inc discovery was
made in a crosscut tunnei now Delns
driven into the hill by I'd cara; under
contract The streak OF TINS Ilch ore
is from six to eight incheS Woe. Inc
discovery has created considerable en-
thusiAsm In Sylvanite.
The Ridgeway mine DelohSs 20 &
Fl. Morris OF Monrovia, CallI-, president
of the Ridgeway Mining company
Gold Hill Ships Good ore
In the same locality work IS IN pro-
gress on the Gold Hill mine, which is
leased by shorty" Priedmcre and as
sociates. Recently these leases shipped
four sacks OF high grade ore 70 Denver,
colo, which netted them sleO. In
other words the ore ran over $llOO gold
per ton. Another lot Of only seven tons
shipped by the leasers gave returns OF
S47S gold.
Immediately north OF Gold Hill is
group of rich gold claims owned by
Charles Zeiger. Of Ell Paso. In one OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

and scrapers. and some blasting rocks
This road runs along the western sICSe
OF the range. by gradual ascent III y
reaches the saddle near the mouth "a
the CANYON The saddle is several nun
dred feet above the bottom OF the peu
Of the. canyon, and the ore is being c8E-
rfed uD there on pack mules, 20 De loau-
en- on wagons and then hauled down
the wagon road To the mill
At the saddle we saw men olastlne
rock in q cut where new discovery OF
gold had Just been made II was IN d
zone near the contact between lisnl
colored and dark colored rnNollte-
Crossing the saddle. we entered on the
right hand size Of the canyon several
hundred feet high scattered Lous
the base Of the opposite OF Mes,slA
wall OF the canyon, Tar below US. We
saw gangs of miners at work. ana hls u
I'D the steep wall above them " ere a
Few men at work looking IKE ans
Eampling the face OF the clLLs- -
scending the zigzag tran ana le'1u-l-5
our mules. we reached the DOLtOm a--0
crossed the little stream or Apache
creek which rushes along toWa-u lne
narrow outlet at the mouth OF lLs 5'o u
I'm north Of US were WaterIalLs, anu al
round was q Jungle Of luKurlanI NeBe-
Teton almost tropical. and the air was
FRAGRANT with the odOr or pines eSua-S
g1S wild flowers. We had dropped IRON
sTn1ost the snow line TO the tropics ahu
were in park, an ideal place ~
EGuaIs Grand Canyon
Nofhing except the Grand Cany on OF
the Colorado Ccn equal II IOI DsaUl-
80 e~sndeur and scenic loneliness
me outlet is almost choked Dy nus
rfyolite boulders, some on ll-9-n e.
large as the Mills bulloln@- a-il -lis----
~ Tbern as large as the Hotel olele9n-
These rocks fell ages ago from tAS
~ cliffs above, and some u@1 -
,crushed and miued for the solugL-
content they may contain; Tor many o.
f5aee 5oulders show gold TO the naAed
eye -- 7-,-sre rF
4ne mine In ordinary mines one --sS
40 descend by cages, buckets OF lau-
- --a~e-a1lv let down By cables from
hofsrinc works into the damn. $500.
deDrhs Of vertical shafts. oimlE llL Dg
candles or artificial lights heie
~o5e down 10 the lower levels on mule
bacIy on the side Of q natural smart ~
~ the RAYS Of the sun, when IS 4yyt
feet long, from 500 TO 4oO rec W,
and nearly 1000 feet high al us COZ
lar. Its tunnel or aQlP Is We .--. 10 ~
mouth OF the canyon. beIWeen t--V
cholyinc boulders are drained lhe We
tors OF the mine. On the western Ha-1
IS the nay streak. composed OF LII go
Zones Of undetermined width or Inlch-
ness extending from top 10 ootlOIA "a
the canyon wall
Tunnels Into Pay Ore.
Into this wall have been msue W.
biz open cuts and tunnels ABOUT 81
feet long. crOsscuttiEg the ore Doeles-
one Of these tunnels is at the bottom
81 the cliff and the other IS north anu
795 feet higher up. All Of these open
fngs show pay ore, ore rnaU In-ls run
IS 10 $40 gold and silver per ION
without sorting, and much OF WhleP Is