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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

QrbeitsIofigtett, unb man min porbeit>
gen.
Gobalb iebt bic Geri6tsferien 3u
gnoe iinb, fpirb Berlin nm Elm neues
itattli6es Gebdube reider ietn, bas
5par i6on felt einiger 3eit Dollenoet,
erft bann in 8enuBung genommen
tpirb. 9as neue 4dmmergeri6t erbebt
fih als Elm oroBer Sanoltetnpalait
iiber bcn Wipfeln bes &leiitparfs, oes
friibersn gotdnii6en 9artens, on Der
8renae BON Berlin unb S6Dneberg.
Der 8an puroe f6on 1908 begonnen,
in biefem Sabre 5u Gnoe gefiihrt, uno
Dunn bat man nit Der ueberfii9rung
Der often unb Der 8tbliotbef aus benz
alten GebGube begonnen. Dies mar
in Der Qanbenftrabe i'm Siotpeiten
9erlins gelegen uno gait dls zines
Der 6nratteriitiidften aiten 6dnier
Don Berlin, oenn es mar fdft 200
Sabre ali, mas in 6ieier Stabt ihon
ettpas iugen min. Die 8e3et6nung
aammerseri4t 1T an ii9 f6on 4aratz
tertitif6 unb auberbalb 8erlins ni6t
reht nerftdnolih. rlrIpriingli6 pers
itanb man untsr ben 6erren pom 4am-
mergeri6t gar niht gelebrte gRt6ter
ME beute, fonoern mebr 8ernaltungs.
beanie, bic in Der turfiirftti6en r8umz
mer" arbeiteten, uno bic ii6 Der 2anz
oesberr mebrere Wale i'm Sabre our
duberoroentlihen 8eratbung tommen
lieB. Damn purbe erft elm 9elebrtes
8erIft bardus, oem man 1874 in Der
GtnoenitraBe jenes 5aus baute, aus
Dem es nun ipieber in elm neues 6eim
iibergeiisbelt lit. Der neue 8au tptrtt
etfpas plump, bas 1T ni9t 3u leugnen,
dber h0dit Ituttlih, nit elmer fSront-
Idnge pon 134 mstern, nit elmer gro
| BEN Wittel6dGe, bic 25 Mleter bod lit,
unb nit benz 80 Uleter boben 9burm,
ben man nit &upTer bef6lagen bot.
Die innere Ginrihtung lit ieBt boQ.
| itInoig; tpie man bier er3dblt, baben
40 Ut0belpa1en niht tpeniger als IA
3aqe 1ebrau6t, um ale Die often unb
8Ider aus Dem dlten Gammeraeriht
ins nsue su ihleppen. Rum t6nnen Die
BroaefIe I'm aItes unb neues Reht,
I'm MeiH uno 3ein Fpieber losgeben.
fpenH audi Bel pielen bieier Yrp8efIe
| fih Hdufts Wort bspdbren maQ: rgs
syben iih 9eieb unb Rehte tpte eine
efpiqe Rrdntbeit fort" - audi in nsuen
Utpbelrpdden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
Dies ums 0as.

- Tsr> Gaslsp gufinsb Nen's
Club peronitdlfst am gonntog, 20.
Geptembsr. 4bsnos i'm Sprissnbaus
on Der Nnbiion Roab unb Ura3,s
Strabs einen gmpfans nebft .Gniottr"
uHb SiDnr 5ur Geier Der Gtnitslluns
Der nsusn Ddmpfipribs.
- Dos srobe hreiItodige ssnsmsnte
hcus 30. Little Mulnut Etrohe
III burh lbsDbore Ulaper e Bros.
fir $1,000 an Gbonias gonnellp Ders
iuiift poro<n. 6olsbatb 6 Mebsr
bdttsn ben 0er!auf permittelt.
- Gtnotonpalt Be.imon bat fih
an 0knernlanmalt 6egdn geipanoi, i'm
0urh ibn bon Der Gtaots lltiIitdtens
aou,minion bic GrlnubniB 5u eripirs
len. gegsn bic Union Gas u. electric
Go. peseH Qihtbsuhtuns Der iidbtis
fGen Drbinon5en tlosbdr 5u mtrb<n.
Die Geiellf6nft bat bic Rom Gtnbtrntb
0ngeorbn<ttn GdsrSbren Uerl1ngers
uneen In Cslbi Rnb Wst. Mirp nid,t
serssuomm<ns neil its anatbli6 lbn&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
GHiHsHad)rid)ten.

Rem Dort. II. September. 4Hs
getommen: .Smpsrator@ DON 5ams
burg.
abseg.: .gampania@ na6 2ipers
pool; Ga SaDoie" nad 9aDre; CANT
burg" Hat Reapel.
Sapre. 2lugst.: .2agouraine"
ron Rsn Yort; .Jrancs" BON Rsp
Yort.
Rotterdam. ansst.: raursf
BON Rem Yort; Uranium Don Rem
gort.
aopenba gen. 2lnget-: .g. 3.
Gieisen" BON Rem Ycrt.
SoufbdmptoH. 46gsg:: .Sees
unie" nad Rep yort.
0eapeI, IL. Sept. angef.
.Spcfnia" bon Reip 2orf.
lueensto mn. slbseg. ~Gran.
.sonia4 na6 Bolton.
=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
llnfdne.

- geim Nnitrei6en s;nss Sonnens
bdhQsftsles iiiir3te seiern bsr 81
Sabre dlts Wlaler 4lbert 4uitin bon
80. 52S Gbdnning Gtrabe Dor bem
6auie go. As on Court GtraBe Don
elmer 2siter uno fieI Ith bic S6ultss
aus. Rad gehdnolung i'm ftdotH6sn
ardntsnbous btsub ft6 auitin nad
feiner DobHuna.
8pr bern Reitdurdnt bon Crop
penbodp an Der 5. StraBe glitt Der
50idbrios 4rbisiet Motbias Wpral
aus WlilfDro. s., aus uno 5os nd
bird ben SturJ duf ous pfluiter eins
8ernunbuna um aopfe gu. Der gers
lsbte lieb fih I'm itdbtifhen Grantsn
bous einen 8erbano dnlssen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
SeIbit m orb.

2ouispiIle, ap., II. Sept. 6.
H. goaod. elm Sotelelerf BON s,ater.
national Sails, Usnn., besing am
Ritimod) Meorgen in einem Reiort I'M
SeroerIoinoiitrift SeIbitmoro, inoem
er iid, cine algel in ben aopf idloB.
Sarplb Ronaine, elm Ghaufielrr,
Der ben wennn BON 5rend Sid
Springs, Snb., bierbereebraht bate.
iagte Der Voli5ei onB gcIIod TART
ectrnnfen mHo oos 8elo nit ool'
len S1nben nusgesebeit babe.
gsie aus sSnternntional sSalls tele.
grapbirt ipur6e, mar BoIlod I'M Waar3
BON BRADFORD. 9a., ieiner Seimatb.
|nafj Wsinneiota sefommen. CIR mar
mebrere @odlen lang frant se!peien
nno bate lid, Dor 5ebn Sngea nah
5rend Gid Springs begeben
Ben einem eingeitiirate e n
gaIfon get0otet.
GIepeIano, O.. IT. Sept.
@eraoe nIs bic leste abtbeilung el.
|ner groben WtilItdrpnraoe 5u Gbren
Der Berrp gentenniaIieier porbeimnr.
|ifirte, brad) elm inlprobiiirter 9alton
|ncr einem tineiii6en Reitaurant on
Superior Apeune nabe 6. GtrnBe 5ii-
sanmen uno fieI nuf Die bnrunter
ifebenben 2eufe. Gin Weann 9samenS
1bomas 9eesbeba puroe eet0otet unS
orei dnbcre Wanner nnb Srpei fleine
Mdbd)en rpliroea ifaper ncrIest.
alait Der sroBen 8nrobe errei6tc
bier oie gentenniniieier Elm enoe.
IgIara Msihsr ipirb bepors
tirt.
Cos ties, Gal, II. Sept.
frau CLARA WeIher, bic Wisnsr W1s
fdsrin. bic 0ngtbIin Der prin3 GuIr
! saipssi Dsyanl0bts bobsn foil. ra1 ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

Gberbourg. aboeg.: 30
minion" itnb gbilaoelpbia.
80 ton. slngef.: oArabic" bon
Giperpool.
Dioutreal. glngef.: ,Bretos
rinn" BON Glasgow; o5ouiau" Don
2on0on.
Guebec. glngef.: ygictoriau
bon Siperpopi.
8altfor, q. G. 2tugef.: gGaat.
poneao" bon 8otteroom.
8bilaoeIpbia. 2lngefommen
> Stampalia" bon 8enua.
Baltimore. 9lugef.: oaoni0
Albert" pon Bremen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
Mmslduoiibe SsabriAten.

Der OoppeL aoIer. Die
8e8eldnuHg lit sigentli9 ni4t 8utrsfz
feno. Wtan miBts iagen: 3peit0pfi.
ger Qbler. Ra9 re6ts uno Iints
idduen Die betosn a0pfe nit ben
orobeHo berausgeItettsn 3unssn. sic
gemQbneH an Sauus, Den 8tfrous,
an ben ooppeigeii6tigeR aItbeibnii5en
Gott Der RDmer. Die Mebnlihteit
Qebt iogqr nod peiter lie eritredt Ii6
duf bic Gepalt iber Grieg unb 5rie.
ben; oeun Der rgeIprsiSte" 3tpeit0pfige
tontslt6e 9ogel trug in Der gang IsBz
ten 3eit in IeineR 6dngsu bic Diirfel,
bic iI6er Rrieg uno Jrieoen auf benz
8dItdn entfheioen inioferH er
HdmIih bic beraloiihe 9ert0rperung
Der beioeu oItIi6eu Gaiieritaaten nit
lbren tpioeritreitenoen: Suterefen
bartlett. Qber pesbdlb bat er stpei
aopfe2 4noere Wappentbiere, J. ..
Der R0niqIia prsuBiide Qar, Der
brdune 4oer Der Yereiniaten Stdd.
ten bon 2lmsrita, besniigen fi6 bod
nit einem Gopf. llno Is qebt aud!
uripriingiih bate Der 2loler oes 6eis
| ltQeu Romiiben Reihes beuti6er Ra.
ton. BON oem ibn oas 0iterreihiihe
aaiierthum alei4i1m qeerbt 6dt, audi
nur einen &opf. cSu biefer 8eftalt
! ioll i'm aarI Der 8roBe angenommen
| taben, nudoem ibm popft SEQ III,
an %. 3sssuber 800 in Der ge.
terstirhe in Rom tpdhrenb Der Beip.
nahtgmefe uneripartet Die goloene
Grone bss Saiiers Der Romer uufs
6uupt aeisbt bate. Q6er &arl ftreb.
te Die gsreinigung oes frdntiIb.
lombarniihen Reites NIT osm bn.
santiniI9eu an, bic poIle grneueruna
oes ungetbeilien r0miihen Rsi6es
9ds Wappen. uno Sissel8eihen Dea
bn3antifhen Soiier nun mar Der bop.
peltopfge QbIer. SisIer erThien I'm
0eutiheu Reid 5usrit auf elmer
Reihsmiin3e aus Dem Sabre 1925
Ipdbrenb bds SiegeI Der GoIoeaer
guIle 9arIs ~, l(1356) tpisber Der
eintopfigsn 2loisr aufneiit. Garls
Nv. dlteiter Sobn uno Sbronfolgel
DsnssI fpdhlte BEL ietrem Regterungs
antritt (137S) rpieoer ben sipeit6pTigef
Aoler I'm maieftdtsfieseI, uno ieir
Gruber Sig smunb, dIs er ben oeu.
iben Gatiertbron beitleg, oesslei6sn
| Seit 1433 biieb Der ,Goppeldoler" oai
| 3eiten oes alten Ieutihsr aaiier
reihs Bis al oeFen QufI0furg, un
odnn an ben Isbtsu Snhaber oer
Raiierfpiiroe, oen SaiIsr SSrdns III
aus Dem 6auTe 2otbrinaen Sobs
burQ, iibersusehen. Der atbeniine 8p
saHtiniit Qambrps bebduptet, bal
Der Tpppelabler oas Wahr3eihsn De
bubnlonifhen Stabt Shipurld mar
Bon bort iei er als 5elo3ei6en oei
pielfah in Der 8ibel erpdbnteu ipri
| ihen goltes Der 5et6iter nah Rproei
9eflogen, um IhlieBlih i'm Wappn De
bp3antiniihen Gaiier fia Hieoer8ulaI
fen. Der Neg oahin mar nett UNI
umitdHolih. Qdmbros iuft ben gu
| iummeubans aIIo oar3uitellen: De
qriedifde aoifer 5beobpr 2astdri
(12O4- 4-1222). Der 9riinoer oes Rei
DIES BON Nieda, babe ben 9oppeIab
Ter aus geitpoemien, oas cine Qropin
Rines Reihes mar unb betbitiIh
Stdtten. ). 9. 8rsbos aDi. ent
belt, aboptirt. 2uf einem 8ilbe- Il
| biefer aaiier bargeitellt, ipie er iein
SiiBe anf ein aiiien ftiiBt, ous in Sti
dsrei bic aquilu bieeps. ben 5tpeitG
Llsfiaea War aufneijt. 60 rurs
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Sn idlimmsm 3nitanS.

8ie 33idbrigs 5rau emma Stieiel.
non SO. 211 2ubIon 4penus, bic iif
infolgs zines ars6sleioeus In sinsm
boifnungsloiem 3uftanoe befinbst,
tpurbe geft.rn biird patrol Ro. 3 nah
bem it6etii6tn SofpitaI sebrabt. Die
iyrau bebauptst, bab ihr Gatte ihr
Dor eiHiser 3sit einen beftis
gen Shlas in bic Waseugeseno perfesi
unb bobur9 ibr 2sihen psrfftimmeri
babe. Die poIi3si bot isbon in Der
angslsgenbeit isinsrlei S4ritte ergrifs
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

9erTebentlih nabm esitern bic 19
Sabre alte 5breie Gitligon. ppn go.
1927 aoHutb Strabe, afitatt Elm
WitteI gsesH aopffhmerSsn, einsGueds
fiber : SubIimatl0Iuns .in. Das
WGb6en bemertte Iofort ben Srrthum
unb besab fi9 na1 oem itdbtifhen
Soipital. Die aortigen 2tsrSte bdsis
tigten jeoe Qebensgefobr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
8an'GrlanbniRidtine.

.. 8. grobdm, 2Aft0dises 8aditeins
taus. anrona, nabe Hortbsrn ape.
yeepepmb & gletsrs. 2aftDdigss
5ous, Sbilob, nebs RiDoIston aDs.,
$500.
aeEnebn Bros, 1Itodiges 2dbenge'
bdube. 5igblanb unb GaruibifD 4Ds.
$1,000.
8. 9. pa6ou6, 3tpsi 2itGdige Granl'
Gebduoe, gDabuib apenue, jeoei
$500.
Dm. glippinser, 3tpti 2ft0fige Tra'
mesGebduos. Miiler, nabe Sobn Str.
ieoes $4,000.
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Ser GebuIbtqG

Sin iunger W}ann fano on elmer
StraBenete uno ma9te siuem mGb>
den faufte 8orpiirfe tpegen ibres 3us
fpdtfommens. .4ber Sobr, i9 bin
bod nur nm 3pau3tg Mtuuten 8u
ipdt," aRtrpprtete lie. - 80 iu," fdgte
er milbe. rDu BAIT DID i'm Gage gee
irrt, i'd parts iaOn felt geftsEn
Mbsnn."
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Herisasl. IN stiaea.

6err Qpuis 5nud, Der NIT fsis
aser Gdmiiie ben CONNER in 9eutihs
lamb perbroht bat. lit ssiteru nobl
nnb munter 5uriidsefebri. Qud Serr
q barIes Winbifd psili nit
fsiner Gamilie mad sinsr angsnsbmen
Neaif f9lunbreift ipieber oabeini.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

3uitimmuns bsr utiIitdtsn aomHiis
lion ooou ni6t geSipungen tperoen
lam. 6err gsttinon mill baraits cine
1eitfldge MAIDEN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
EXPORTS OF COPPER
HOLDING OUT WELL
Considerable Increase Is Seen
at Present Over the
Past Year.

Notwithstanding the rapidly decreasing
stocks of European visible copper the
exports continue to show n steady IN
crease indicating that the metal which Is
disappearing IS going into consuInptiVe
channels. According to the reports re-
ceived on Saturday. the exports OF copper
for tho week ending October ~; nleas
ured 677e tons. an increase OF S4so IONS
the exports were 10, 5,321 tons. an increase
of 1880 tons over the same period OF last
year, and from the first Of the presen1
year TO October 16. the exports totaie1
SOB, 486 tons, which shows an Increase OF
About tho only cloud on the horizon az
the present time Is the fear entertained
among the worlds consumers that there
iB to be world wide restriction or 1ndus-
trial ACTIVITY. although this mas oeSn esa
past two years as to be almost moss
vered today. Despite the bleak predlc-
tions made off and on since tne lvpl
panic. this old world has managed pretty
well. and II has witnessed such an IN
to make tho new production OF the por-
phyrles appear almost insignificant
The Rio Tinto strike is eNpccted 70 pc
long drawn-out affair, and the Michigan
mines will be several months yet gettns
back to normal Even with as many
tho production and efficiency seneraily
must be brought to normal gradually, tor
many are entirely new men wholly unla-
miliar with the conditions OF the mine III
which they are employed. ProduclloIi
during the winter viii show little II any
ncreas SO, and II looks as II the only draw
ba elk to sustained copper prices VIII De
due TO mental process only,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
T|NT|C STANDARD IS
IN FINE POSITION
Company Working in Ore at
Four Places ON or Near
the Tenth Level.

Within the very near future another
producer will be added to tho long list at
Tinuc whom tho Tintic Standard manage
ment sends It's initial car to the Salt
AXE smelters from the work on the 1000
foot level. The management is working
In ore in four different places on OF near
tho 1000 level. and q car Is being prepared
for shipment. An official Of the company
stated on Saturday that the vein has
been opened for ESQ feet along tho trend
on the 1000 level, and tho ore OF chip
ping grade makee anywhere from three to
four inches In width up to twelve or If
teen inches.
Samples OF this ore arc to be seen at
the local offices of tho company In the
Judge building. and 1t Is about as pretty
A line OF lead orc as anyone would find
anywhere. The orc carries very high per-
centages of lead. as high as 70 Dor cont,
silver runs to as high as 160 ounces TO the
ton. the gold value ranges from So to s6
per ton, while there Is some copper con-
tained also. No estimate of the first car
10 bo shipped IS made by the company.
but II Is sure to run to a satisfactory
height,
The company continues to raise and
sink on the ore. and the character of the
ground Is such that n substantial body
should be found AT anv round OF holes.
There arc few more faithful developing
propositions In the state than the Tintic
Standard, and when success is achieved
In proportion to the merits Of the PROPOSE
ton II will be one Of the largest OF the
Tintic shippers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
LOWER MAMMOTH is
SELLING DELINQUENT

The assessment of ] cent q share on
the stock Of the Lower Mammoth COM
pany is now delinquent, and the sale day
Ia scheduled for November Z. According
to Secretary A. Reeves. this assessment
has been met generously by shareholders
especially by those who have pioneered as
stockholders OF the company from the
days Of first development on through the
dividend paying era, and the more recent
assessment campaign which the officials
have been compelled to wage In order to
keep development under way.
While the case of the Lower Mammoth
Is typical, In that the old shareholders In
their intimate knowledge OF conditions
are the most faithful and positive In their
company confidence and service. those
knowing the mine best have abundant
ground for their faith In the ability Of
the proposition to ultimately make good.
Tho Lower Mammoth has paid upward Of
$50, 900 in dividends, and the gross pro-
ductlon has measured $500. 900 easily. and
the mine has sent out some ores that cur
ried high values. especially in silver
upper levels. and since the dividend
fronted with the task Of finding the ex-
tension OF the ore bodies with depth
This work Is being prosecuted with ell
possible vigor in the realization that one
average Lower Mammoth ore body will
more than compensate for the assess
ments which have been levied. There IS
abundant reason In the case of the Lower
Mammoth. as is the case with all Tintic
properties with virgin ground awaiting
development, TO believe that the palmy
days of yore will be restored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
HIGH AVERAGES OF
THE LUDWIG ORES
Over Six and One-half Per
Cent Copper Rock Is
Being Shipped.

From the Boston headquarters OF the
Nevnda Douglas company are obtained
some very interesting figures upon ore
production during the period from Sep
tenaber 0 to 10 inclusive. being lots Nos,
11s1 to 1895. Tho dry weight WAS ex-
actly 1.esS.eo pounds OF ore, the aver
age copper content of which was 8. "a per
cent, and the number Of pounds OF cop
per contained, 9.15S The lowest grade
ore in these shipments was 4.1S per cent
copper, while the highest lot averaged
1915 per cent copper, The company fig
ures the total gross value of this pro-
duction. with copper at 182 cents per
pound, at S1S.2S3,99.
In letter from the western office tho
east is informed that the man In charge
OF tho experimental mill at Denver is
Is the small mill which will be used to
demonstrate the teaching process the com
pany will install In large mill at I.ud-
wig, New. The location OF the mill Is
now being selected by Director Berry
hill and General Superintendent Archie
orem, and the Casting Copper workings
is believed TO be the best site.
While the plans for tho large Teaching
plant arc we'll progressed In many par
ticulars, there will doubtless be factors
until the experimental plant
Mt Denver has demonstrated the exact
process and the equipment to be used.
Tho management IS proceeding with due
caution in this matter. although no un-
necessary delays are being endured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
MIDWAY HAS THE.
BIG MERGER VEIN

One OF the most important develop
ments Of recent months at Tonopah is
the finding of the Merger vein on the
1100-foot level of the Tonopah Midway
property. The Bonanza states that the
vein was found, as the management had
anticipated. at the station ITSELF and 1t
was while cutting out the station that
the vein was found with three feet Of
quartz. which looks like flrst-rate milling
ore. The 100 level OF the Midway cor
responds with the 1070-foot level OF the
Tonopah merger
This development comes at q most op-
perfume time for the whole Tonopah dis
trict. for the camp IN many ways. and
especially marketwise, has been in the
dumps for two weeks or more on account
OF the North Star flasco. This calls at
tention anew to the district and brings
the Midway to the fore. On account Of
the location of the Midway IT has been
highly regarded all along, and the fact
that the management was able TO drop
the shaft SO nearly into the vein gives
evidence that there is far more regu-
larity to the Tonopah veins and forma-
tions than some not thoroughly familiar
with the district have been inclined to
believe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Two Wingfeld Strikes.

Official announcement is md
of good grade has been found
ings of the Blue Bell and ths s
Kendall properties. both OF 4
controlled by George Wlngleld.
of the Consolidated company
find OF possible importance IS q
Star Consolidated, which ls ocz
friends and associates OF Mr.
and pay ore IN small quantity
been found near the Hurfz0
Crackerjack.
On the Blue Bull the main
sunk some time ago to . der
feet and development was STAR
700-foot level. where q cro4
driven southwesterly TO cut
Victor ledge. This ledge was
recently and drifts have been
explore the vein. In the M
other station was cut at "
level. where the shaft had pas:
q strong vein carrying Bfna!l
ore. In prospecting this ledlI
was found In seams varying n
fourteen inches wide and aS2
SIS to S45 per ton. Secreta5
nounces that the Blue Bull @
reduced It's Indebtedness iron
$4,000 and now has approIinal3
in its treasury and Is well
operating.
In developing on the boo-loe
the Sand storm-Kendall tha
penetrated a new vein, which ~
" feet wide and which show
OF quartz sssaying from ~ y
On the footwall of this VEN
seam OF ore assaying S5t PEI
in gold. but with soma silYG
Work has been resumed on
level and this vein VIII Pc
explored on both levels. Ia
has been sempling the old
and surface workings to Gs1
feasibility Of operating min "
cana CITY on the ground
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
COMPROMISE BASIS
OF IDAHO LAWSUIT
Caledonia and Bunker Hill
Companies Reach Agree
ment on Differences.

William A, Nichols, president Of the
Spokane stock exchange. announced this
week tho principal Issues considered in
the plan to compromise tho litigation be-
tween the Caledonia and Bunker Hill G.
Occur d'Alenes. Mr. Nichols. who IS a
heavy stockholder in the Caledonia, says;
Tho agreement reached between
representatives Of the interested cor
porations provides for increasing tho
capital stock Of the Caledonia to g.
100000 shares, twice tho present
naIs oItsta nding ,ai' capitalization. IN, half OF
ker FILL & Sullivan company. In
addition the Caledonia Is to be con-
solidated with O number OF sur
,Istdn pounding ,,I1 propertieS 7,,, owned by the
oil possibility Of future litigation
over boundaries and apex rights. and
an incline upraise is to be run from
the lower Bunker Hill tunnel into the
the latter's ore bodies not less than
900 feet below the present lower work
ings.
This will permit extraction OF all
ker Hill main working tunnel, where
an electric haulage system already
is installed, and provision has been
made to set aside one unit OF the
BUNKER Hill mill Tor treatment or the
product This means a big reduc-
ton In mining and milling cost for
the Caledonia, besides obvlating the
necessity of constructing a new mill,
at an expense OF not less than 5000,
600, which would have been neces-
sary even had the Caledonia COM
pany won out In the suit with the
Bunker Hill now pending in the fed
eral courts. Tho negotiations will
be advanced sufficiently in the next
few days 20 permit resuming opera
tons ct the Caledonia. unless unfore-
seen obstacles intervene
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Lone Star and FlOrenc'

A new vein has been cut by
east crosscuts of the Lons
solldated on the S2O-foot lsi
being developed by drifts ~
ings on the eastern part OF ".
some excellent assays have ~
of late from O. face or oIe
feet wide In the DRIFT tfoin
pect shaft, sunk on the aip n
The company has another s,
deep and In good condluvn
leased ground from which ~
bly, start development; :, "a
The Florence Goldiield T
shipping fifty tons dally 70
Bonnie Clare and the pITyc pc
ported TO be in better conci,s ,a,
several years past, WIN q y oa
OF commercial orc in s'ghs
shipped from the JUMBO Eo NJ
to the Bonnie Clare mill al ~
forty -four-ton carload daiiy S
the main shaft have been ro ~
crosscut on the 960-foot assTS
driven south as fast as pyS ;Ss
meet with the raise from .1Sis MI
after which It will be posi- n
development on the deepest
Silver Pick Shaft is nsS sso'|
and sinking Will be resuIneu.
II Is expected that interim M
meuts VIII be anouncea. aS,5v /.
Just penetrated a quartz 0o ana
parcntlv an extension oil v ,ns
Cnnsoltdafe5 veins when tns
flooded. There Is now gu -SInn
ing OF pay ore in the wo.nVs, ,1a Vs,
O. d. Consolidated and tne AZ
has shipped another car an
and Is preparing TO cut lne ,sous M
or level Leasing opera.i.0,s,ss
swing on the Black h'
in the district