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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-24

ing out the loaded cars of ore from
the different mill shoots to the tram
terminal. This motor runs by troll
ley and is hauling 10 to II ton-ton
cars each trip. Close to the portal
Of the tunnel In which the motor
operates are large bins into which
the ore is dumped and then fed
automatically into large ore
erusher located just below the bins.
The ore, after being crushed to a
certain fineness, drops onto a Jeffry
belt eonveyor which carries 1t to
the loading bins. Here, as the tram
buckets swing around on the over
head track, they are loaded auto
Imatieally and then run around to
the main cable. are pushed onto
the cable. the clamp closes on
the second cable and the ore is
OF on its ride of a mile and a
half to the receiving bins at the
end Of the spur Of the Nevada
Copper Belt railroad Here the
buckets dump automatically into
the ore bins, swing around and re-
turn to the mine. The train is a
two-cable Lischen and is working
perfectly. handling from 300 to 400
tons every trip without crowdina
it in the least
The tram was put in to transport
the ore from the mine to the rail
road and cost about $4,000. It i:
one Of the many substantial i'm
Iprovements and labor-saving devices
that the company has installed fol
The systematic and economical han
ding of the big Mason Valley prop
erty
There is an immense amount Of
lore blocked out in the mine mil
lions of ons-and the 300 tons
that are now being shipped to tn,
smelter daily is all being broken
mined and put on the railroad car
with a force of i2 men, Thi
speaks wonderfully well for th
manner in which the property ha
boeu developed and equipped.
shows that master hands have beei
employed all along the line. It is
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sight to gladden. the hearts Of not
only mining men, who are familiar
with such scenes, but Of all per-
sons who have an interest in the
district. to see things running so
smoothly and satisfactorily on this
big property. The little electric en-
CINE hauling out its string OF cars
every half hour or so seems like a
thing of life. and everything about
the mine works automatically, max
ing the cost of handling the ore
the minimum If there is not a
new low-record cost per pound made
in mining and handling the ore in
the Mason Valley mine the repre-
sentative of the Times will simply
have another guess coming.
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new METHOD TO
SAVE GOLD FROM
SNAKE RIVER
ANOTHER COMPANY TO TREAT
BLACK GOLD SAND OF THE
SNAKE RIVER.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Feb. ga
An industry that will open up new
fields Of enterprise is to be launched
this spring in the Snake river val
ley Hitherto placer mining has
been but bare wage proposition
at best. because there was no
known process whereby even small
percentage of the values could be
procured from the black sand. which
is as heavy Of most of the free
gold All up and down the Snake
river, especial in the canyon in
this vicinity, old machinery, tunnels
and ruins Of cabins tell the story
lof so years Of placer mining and
failures. Now, however, this indus
try is to be revolutionized and given
great impetus because of a new pro-
cess just recently invented.
This. new process will save more
out Of a ton of black sand than
any smelling process is able to do,
Ii will even amalgamate platinum.
After the free gold is taken out
from a ton Of black sand il is pos
sible, by this method. to obtain. val
ues ranging from $50 to 500,
whereas before not even all the
free gold was saved. The govern
ment claims that miners can save
only "a per cent Of the assayed
values, but after extracting SO per
cent of free gold from sample,
one-half of this sample was sent
to the Smith Emery company, who
are recognized expert assayers, to
be put through a regular smelling
process. The other half was put
through the new process and 1t was
found that the latter extracted over
go per cent more values than the
smelter test
The Calidaho Extraction company
of San Francisco has recently Sc
cured exclusive patent right to Ida
no and parts of Oregon for this
new invention-the electro-chemieal
extraction process-for extracting
gold and platinum and other ores
from black sand deposits in the
Snake river valley.
Wherever a steady enough output
Of mineral sand can be found an
extraction plant will be established
by this company. 1t expects to place
number of these plants In Idaho
and Oregon. and while here last
summer. Mr. Wheeler, the president
of the company, stated that the
first plant would be placed on thu
Twin Falls tract, probably at TwiI
Falls. These plants will have I
capacity Of from 10 to so tons o
black sand per day, the conceri
here 10 handle about 10 tons at thu
\ outset
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ECONOMY AT THE
new MASON VALLEY
Smelling PLANT
AUTOMATIC CONVEYANCE is IN
USE WHERE POSSIBLE.
800 TONS \ DAY.

a representative Of the Times
paid the Mason Valley mine a short
visit last week and found many
things doing at this big property
aud everything running as smooth
u as cloekwork says the Yerington
Times The electric moter an
eight-ton Ieffry IS kept busy haul
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The Bonanza has prepared and
now has on sale. new form Of
location blanks in books, suitable
for pocket use and great convent
ence in the hills. The books are fit
ted with carbons and duplicate
sheets. Price $1.25 each. II
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sasa''lsa ~ laa' aaas 49,
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
POULTRYNEN WILL NOT
PERFECT ORGANIZATION

II is probable that the Idea of hold.
Ing u poultry show In Trinidad viii
b" Nbartioncd. unl-ss considerable
more interest II exhibited than was
noticeable lzst night. Only np" Ion.
poultry faIricr showed ur at III.
Chamber Of Comm.rr- headquarters
aud after waiting for some litilr time
til" meeting was called off. Another
meeting viii bc called at u later dat.
when III. poultry rais,rs III the sun
flower valley and other parts Of III.
county may attend
The plan |. to organize an associa-
tlOn to conduct an annual poultry.
pet stock aud dog show. u VAS sns.
Scstrd that late In the month of Feb.
rusry would he the hrS, time to hold
'h. local show. week or two after
tho Delta exhibit.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
REPORT OF ANDY POPLE'S
DEATH GREATLY
EXAGGERATED.

Some one who viewed the remains
OF an Austrian miner who died yes
tcrday at San Rafael hospital in the
morguc of the Trinidad Undertaking
parlors. remarked that the deceased
rcscmblcd Andy rople. and later in
the evening some other person made
the statement that the dead man was
Andy Popi". the we'll known local
contractor of this city. The state
mcnt was Immediately repeated and
spread around tho city RAPIDLY, caus-
Ing considerable excitement and re-
grct among Mr.. Pople's friends. The
rumor was TO the effect that Andy
foplc was Killed In an automobile
accident, and numerous inquiries
wccr made OF his parents who reside
on San Pedro street, who were limo
cent OF the rumor. causing them
great shock by tho false report. Mr..
Poplc later in the evening pu: in an
II ppcarancc and stopped the rumor.
Greatly exaggerated he said when
interviewed.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
SPECIAL WARNING
Relative to Christmas
Decorations

DO not attach Tissue paper fcstoon-
in: 10 electric hight globes or shades.
10 no, use cotton to represent snow:
usc asbestos fibre. DO not use can
dies 10 give III" Christmas ire" a
brilliant appearance. where illumin-
alton Is absolutely necessary have
miniature electric lights installed by
an experienced electrician. Watch
gas Jets: intiammabie decorations
may b" carried against them by air
currents. Read your insuranc" pol
Icy b-for" making any hasty or Ill
advised decorations and not" the
claus. Ia tn. effect that this policy
unless olherwifr provided by agree
mcnt endorsed thereon or added
thereto shall he void II the hazard
bc Increased by any means within
the control or knowl.'ls" of the In
surcL II your premises ar. damaged
by fir. you want your indemnity.
DO nothing. therefore. to impair
your contract.
II. \. DAuGliERTf,
i Chief Fire Dept.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
ROYAL ARCANUM
XMAS PROGRAM

Last night the local lodge of the
Royal Arcanum held its annual
Christmas exercises. After the pro-
gram Santa Claus distributed pres
cnts aud candy and nuts TO the chill
drcn ana parents. Over one hundred
and fiity children were present at
tn. annual festivities.
The ROYAL Arcanum Christmas en-
icrtainm.nt. which IL an annual af-
iair is looked forward to with as
much Joy in til" hearts OF the little
ones an tn. Chruch Christmas enter
ltairin"nts.
TIL" following program was given
last night:
Prayer. ", Compton.
Ialk--A + Hoiicnbcck.
Son.-Miss Helen iianawnli
Duet, r.. clifford and H. l.. Morris
Headings, T.. clifford.
Piano Solo-Fr"da Hawkins,
Selections by the ROYAL Arcanum
orchestra.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28

Sealed bids Will be received for
the construction OF III. Las Animas
County Court House. until II O'Clock
u. III. January -. 1918. by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Las AMI
mas County. Colo. at their office.
corner Main and Chestnut Streets
Trinidad. Colorado. according Ia
plans aud specifications on file with
!. II. and ". NJ. Rapp company. Ar
|chitccts. Masonic building. Trinidad
Colo.
All bids To be marked bids oil
Court House. and addressed tn the
unIr rSiSnc.i. Tho Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids,
q. =. HARLAN.
Chairman.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28

T.. o NorErcn OF S.sundo Is In
the city on u days business trip IN
the interest OF the Colorado Supply
company.
Miss Rafneiiia Vigil LETT this aft
'crnoon Tor Vigil to resume her school
duties as teacher. after spending the
holidays In Trinidad.
Donald Forkcr of Denver was In
til. city yesterday FOR a short visi,
with friends. cnrout. 10 California
where he Will max. his permnncn,
home.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
CALLED A STRIKKE.BREAKER:
SEEKS $4,000 DAMAGES

Salt Lake city. Utah. Dec. rs
For publishing his name among u list
OF strike breakers. Austin Gibbons.
n iurnac. man at the Garfield smell
ter today filed sui; in the district
court against the lntermountain
Worker Publishing company for
10000 damages. The ease Is uni
que in Utah courts and the decision
considered important In the fight be-
tween labor unions and non-union
employers
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
DR.. JArfA RECOVERING

In. Perry Jaiia who wSr oicrn'"d
on In Denver about "" months aI"
has aimont rckainci his perfect
health and he IN ma longer roniin"i
10 his room at y. Josrph's hospital.
lie Ii taking advantage Of his stay
In the capital city and Is doing some
post graduate work In surgery under
pT. Leonard Freeman. III" eminent
Sturgeon Of that city. Or. Jaffa cN-
poets To return to Trinidad IN Jan
uary and will resume his practice.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
NEW ISIS FEATURE

Miss Ina His,.!!. lady baritone
spot light" solIsts. j. the ncw.s,
Isis feature. The accomplished sing
ar appears at each show and the
feature Is proving faNorItc with the
patrons. Miss Kisscli came here
from Denver where she has been ap.
p.aiing Tor several months. |
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
&c A DANCE AT MADDENS
beginning Next SATURDAY. th'c. -
JANSEN BOYS LEcrURED

Fur Jansen bows We're brOuEht
into the county court this morning
Tor Z Ehtins. The boys have been In
the habi; OF fighting among them
selves md have never been noticed.
y day or so ago tho grandmother Of
one Of ,ics mailer bays mad. COM
plain, because her boy happened To
he on the losing side.
The BOYS were given . severe lee
;urc by Judge Ross and sent home.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
COUNTY CLERK BETTER

Reports today are that County
Clerk sam Garc:a's condition is
slightly improved. Mr.. Garcia has
been confined to his bed for two
weeks with pneumonia. For over a
week he has been in IA preca rious
condition and his chances for rccov-
cry were slight. His friends are
pleased to know he Is improving. =
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
CARD OF THANKS

W. desire 1" express our thanks To
til" many friends, for their symps-
'hciic eour,csI"s during the rcccn,
Illness OF our beloved wifi. and
daughter. Lizzie Mitchell. and for
the many beautiful floral tributes.
James Mitchell. Wm. East. l.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
DEATH AT HOSPITAL

Frank Nlmmich. an Austrian coal
miner. died yesterday ut the hos
piial. The deceased was stricken
with appendicitis on Christmas day
while stayin. a, she Model room In &
house. from which place he was rc-
moved late Thursday. He was -
years OF age and unmarried.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. GRIFFITH

Funeral services over the remains
oi Mrs. Sarah Cl.mcniinc Griffith.
who died yesterday afternoon at her
home Gl9 West Kansas avenue. will
u. held from the South Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

Electric current will De shut OFF
lighting and railway .ii-uits on
Sunday morning from 900 to .:3O TO
make some repairs. The Trinidad
Electric Transmission. Railway and
Gas Co. l
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

it..ular meeting OF Mincola Coun'
ell .. %. OF r. Dec. 30. All member
requested to he present. Installation
n. y. SHERIFF.. Pocahontas. ". u
Warren. X. OF X.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
z. O. Hustled

Ostcopath and Chiropractor. for
acute ana chronic diseases. No drugs
Examination free. Rooms :ls-is An
d-rson block.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28

Chronicle. News soc u month.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28

Quality printing - anything -
everything - at tho Chroniclc-Ncws
office. Work deiivarcJ when prom.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28

Sc A DANCE AT kADDENS
beginning Next Saturday. Dee. /.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28
NOTICE

Pub. Dec. .. l,I.-Ian. II. 1919.
The evening world., 1912-05-30
TAFT AIMS BLOW
ATROOSEVELT| IN
MEMORIAL ADDRESS
He SAYS Lives Of Thousands
in Civil War Were Given to
Maintain Constitution.

ARLINGTON NATIONAL GENIE
TERRY. va, May 3-President Tart IN
his Memorial pay address here TINS
afternoon aimed blow. by inference
AT Col. Theodore Roosevelt. ana pleade"
for continuance of religious regard Tor
,,a ,r,,cip,e OF liberty regulated by
law" The chief Executive spoke AZ
the Memorial Day exercises. ana h''er
paving glowing eulogy 20 the dead OF
the civil war. launched Into solemn
warning and n plea for CONSERVATION OF
pr,nclp,es handed down through the
ages.
at IL the solemn contemplated or
what the civil war and ,ts consequences
really meant In the history o. our coun-
| try that mat.ps this days celebration
! most valuable" said the President. ~
1 IL religious regard for the pillars of
popular government. for the principle
| Of liberty regulated by law. for the
preservation of popular representative
institutions. which this days ccremo'
ries should consecrate and strengthen
ON this day a. II the hign duty or al
the people to revitalize their love o.
th.ir country and renew their devotion
to the limitations Of Its Constitution
which have made IL permanent and use
ful to the people. and to reject. wdt'
stern and nintlike front. all light rug
gestlons Of change IN those principle
which II has cost centuries NJ s;I-uggl
and hecatomhs OF lives to secure an
maintain"
, TAFT traced the growth OF the powe
Of the people from the early AnglA
The evening world., 1912-05-30

personality has given rise TO the two
most losthsome adjectives In the ENGLISH
Language. you nobby. breezy person,
please hnd your fate In some one nobbler
and breezier than yourself. and live
happily ever after.
I may as we'll say that Or. Salceby.
father of Eugenlcs. does not hold this
View that identity OF ideals means unity
OF interest. Perhaps you would like to
hear what he has to say on this phase
NJ the subject In Woman and Woman
hood
Thus II IL a matter Of common ex-
perience that whilst one woman meets
one part OF mans needs, another
meets another. and this. OF course. with
grave prejudice to monogamy. Some of
the modern writer's to whom allusion
has been made suggest that these differ-
ent needs want sorting out: that one
woman IS to DO the inteiiec tusi COM
panion OF man. and another the
mother OF his children hut though
men and women are multiple and COM
pick, they are In the last resort unities.
These absolute distinctions between one
need and another do not work out In
practice. Anything which tends toward
splitting up the human personality must
he a disservice to IL.
The evening world., 1912-05-30

should marry the artist, the snob take
unto himself snobbess. For then
there will be but one sense OF direction
in the family. Husband and wife will
worship the same God and no one will
have to bow down and adore craven
images in which his partner believes
In order to keep peace In the family.
My dear young lady, II 1t Is your LIES
ambition to be able to see your name
"among those present at n fashionable
event don't marry a scholar or . plain
business man whose life's ambition is
to commute from Jersey The world Is
full OF masculine fuffs who could make
you happy. And you, young man. whose
The evening world., 1912-05-30
IT is ESSENTIAL THAT THEY
HAVE SAME GOAL.

To be happily married it is essential
that husband and wife have the same
goal II young man OF quiet. stud!ous
tastes, whose ambition Is to spend the
later years of life in n place OF his own
in tie country. mairies noisy. super
ncial girl. whose ideal il embodied in a
picture Of herself a!ighurg from her
own motor at the Metropolitan Opera
House, unhappiness and strife will
surely arise from their differences Of
taste and habit. One ideal will certainly
have to be sacrificed to the other And
the average marriage Is unhappy be-
cause the two persons concerned do
not really travel In double harness at
The evening world., 1912-05-30
Saxon times down to the war Of indie

pendence.
rs It not the fact" he summed up,
that'all that effort and all that cost
which We celebrate on the Fourth OF
july increases In our minds the import
ance OF the principles OF the Declaration
OF independence and the Constitution
which followed Il?
Are not the limitations of the con.
stitution. It's declarations. Its divisions
INTO separate branches Of popular gov
eminent. all Of them made sacred and
lnviolatc bv tho revolutionary VAR, AMI
are they not sealed In the sacred blood
of It's heroes?
And then when We come TO the Rrcs =
est catscysm to which our nation has
ever been subjected--indeed, the great :
est To which any nation has ever been
subl"cted-when We think how the whole
nation led by Abraham Lincoln went
down the Valley OF the shadow OF
i'eath. the hundreds and thousands of
ives and the thousands OF millions of
treasure. can we forget the cause that
thereoy was maintained. the principles
that thereby were vlndicatsd, and the
government structure thereby reared
ana made more solid and more VEN
Grated;
we fought To preserve the Union. "a
maintain the Constitution. We conse.
Grated again representative government,
by the people. We Consecrated again
the rights OF the Individual citizen. AMI
We nave given them sanctity and sta.
billy"
The evening world., 1912-05-30

The most important thing for
young man or woman to discover
before committing life ana happi-
ness 70 another human being 10
whether or not that person pos
sesses that rarest, subtlsst, most
elusive and most satisfying Of hui
man qualities, plain ordinary ssnss.. &.
Sense is not a common attribute. We
all think we possess It, out no home 10
unhappy where even one OF the part
ners has II. For the word sense In
cludes many things-a sense Of humor.
for instance. which Is really nothing but
a sense OF proportion; for another a
sense of direction IN life. the faculty
which enables man or woman ia
move forward systematically TO q
give. purpose or goal.
The evening world., 1912-05-30
lINcoLN's IDEALS AND HoMELY
COMMON SENSE.

success which comes as the result
Of service rendered to the community
with exceptional ability should itself
NEE; with exceptional reward. Our pro-
test must be merely against utter Inc
quality Of reward. against reward that
comes TO privilege instead of service.
and. Of course, especially against all re-
ward that comes to any man because OF
conduct that amounts TO wrongdoing
that Is in violation OF the eternal laws
that eunder right from wrong.
sllorsovsr, Ne In civil life must
practically supply the great lesson Of
comradsship taught NJ By the veterans.
the lesson that all OF NJ must in good
faith think not only each Of his own
rights but each OF his own duties and
the rights OF others. And. above Gil,
there at Gettysburg, made immortal
NOT only By the blood Of the SCORES Of
thousands OF gallant msn who fought
here, but By the words OF never dying
wisdom prouounosd here by Abraham
xanooln, W should anew consscrsts
ourselves toward trying practically to
spply 30 the issues Of to-day the spirit
Of lofty idsalsu ana homsly common
sense In which Abraham Lincoln
worked.
.Tf we refuse to face the fact that
there are great existing evils. and We
must work with all our heart and soul
and mind to solve them, then We shall
prepare disaster to ourselves In the fu-
turo and We shall no less prepare dis.
aster for ourselves II We fail TO work
with IIincolns broad kindliness Of spirit
toward all our fellow citizens. with
malice toward none, with charity to all.
Arriving absolutely to accomplish our
ends but frow ming on all vindiotiveness
The evening world., 1912-05-30
COAL ADVANCE ALREADY ON.
OmciaIIy, rs Cents . Ton Raise IL
Effective June 1.

The advance In coal prices OF twenty.
Ave cents a ton II already In effect II
was Yesterday stated. although officially
the advance IL to be effective June /.
The discount OF thirty cents ton will
10 effective in June only on coal deliv-
.rad in June. The discount FOR July
coal will be % cents a ton.
A number OF large coal dealers stated
ma. no discount having been allowed
IN Apr,l and May. the April discount Will
no effective In June and they blamed
the dealers for being compelled to pay
evenly cents ton more than they
would have had to pay had there been
n discount In April
The evening world., 1912-05-30

all. but as a tandem. one partner far
ahead OF the other. whose opposing
sense OF direction nevertheless causes
MIN or her ID try to turn around and
30 the other way.
naonial team, In thin country at
any rats, 10 more often q woman
than q man. the woman doing the
leading and the high stepping, the
man practically dragging all the
weight.
Now. the real purpose Of double har-
ness Is that OF pulling side by side ia
the same goal. AND to achieve this these
three qualities OF sense are essential:
sense Of humor. sense OF balance, sense
Of direction, and however weak the
appeal Of intellectual qualities may be.
according TO Herbert Spencers theory
the woman who has these three varie.
ties OF sense need not fear competition
with all the sirens Of the world. DR.. Gu
pid Is distinctly a homeopathic. When
he applies the fundamental principle OF
like cures like" he has found the pana.
cea OF passion. the simple formula which
will enable him to keep all his patients
In perfect health and charge them foi
1t, as Chinese physicians do.
LIKE MATES WITH LIKE Is SIM
PIE FORMULA.
Now the homeopathic principle OF
courtship makes all things easy and
plain. Under II, the man OF millions
should marry more millions. the arts,
The evening world., 1912-05-30
Rostron and CRrpnthiH's Omcers In
BON Party at Winter Garden.

with several of his officers, Capt
Rostron commander OF the Carpathl1.
the rescue ship OF the Titanic disaster.
will attend the performance at tho
Winter Garden tonight a box which
has been handsomely decorated having
been reserved 10 rthe heroic skipper
and his party.
The evening world., 1912-05-30

and coldy scientific eugencs
Doubtless saucy
the piquan tilt
bright philosophers
win husband
by the breadth shoulders
admire landscape