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Ienfdaften befdGftigte T6 tiir3li6
NIT ben Grgtbnifen Der bon pottes
bin url0 @iolls an Qffsn borgsnoms
nenen Experimental, bic feIt3uitelen
Iufteu, Oh lei Sdugetisren ni6t eis
ne Smmuniiisrung gegsn bic CHOLERA
CREDIT perben tonne. Die beiben
5ori4er aaben Meertaben 8undhit
cine Dpiis fdpefeliaursu 9atrons
unb fii6rten bonn nutsr Qnpenbung
elmer Gpnbe cine aultnr bon Gbos
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ten bic Mlserlabsn an einem qeiben,
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gen nit benz arontbsitaberlauf Der
GboIera betm Menf6en I'm MefentIis
den iibereinIfimmte. 8et ben eriten
8eriuden frat regelmdbtg Der COB
oes 8erlu6stierss Elm. als nber bic
Gorfher ba5u iberginger, bic DoIis
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ben Qffsn bic Snfi8ierung. als i'm
gerlauf ldngerer 3eit regeImdbtg
gan3 tlsine DOZEN piruIentsr gbotss
ratulturen eingeFibrt tpurbeu, iibers
ftanben bic 9ETsn bic Gefobr, afIimis
Ii:rten ben ar1ntbeitaItoff unb nod
eintger 3eit 5etate Is fId, bab bie
10 bsbanbelten Qffen gegeu CHOLERA
immun ~getDo.ben iDorsr.
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tsineu 6un0 biHter'm Gfen berrors
lode 80"
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20


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qinene, Vereale, @ingham nber shaft,
3cng f6nnen fir bieie5 geiiin bennett
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Erei5 oes uluiters 10 Gents.
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1911 6erbit inb @inter SataIog, ocr
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hens mo atubcr ; Muitcrn enthalt,
ferner einen iadIlihen mfb umfaGenben
artiiel iiber a~leiDermnhen, fuelder
an bic imsaleibernnac1erin ipertppEe
Minte erteilt.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

DieIe ygufter tperben on trgenb
cine A6reHe 9egen ginienbun9 bes
BretieB geididt. Man gtbe Hnrnnter
umb 6r1Ee nnb bic boGe dDreHe Oerts
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-01

On this basis treasury of the West End
including October earnings holds S00000
the October returns would aggregate $4S7000
Recently Manager H. Brady issued orders for the
of hoist which is expected to arrive almost any time
to have been delivered sixty days This will increase the
hosting capacity and with the enlargement Of the MILL will add
almost 30 per cent TO the production Of the mine.
The dividend announcement could not have been dramatic
ally timed followed sharp decline Of the stock from $35
TO Sl2 the strength OF the foreclosure Of collateral held by
Boston bank hqmdatng the of The effect of the
dividend instantaneous locally and buying orders pour
m but the wires New York down and nothing could be
picked there although offerings made 81 20 the
opening After the wires cleared trading lively and The
last sales today at 81 49,
The West End claims that produced last year
total Of 0S tons The mill has twenty stamps capable Of treat
mg $50 tons daily Originally the West End single claim
known the West End which it tried consolidate with the
NacNamara the deal fell through The Ohio ground
qred 100000 shares The Ohio included the California Ram
bier Colorado Arizona Oregon Utah Montana Fraction West
Tonopa and the Pocpne Fraction Sasbey and Croce claims
making The and Salsberry claims
were bought in 1912 for 10000
In addition the mentioned above the West End owns
732605 shares of the Halifax Tnopah Mining company issue Of
S1000000
The West End the sixth dividend payer the list Of Tonopah
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-01
CLOSE TO COAL
IN NEW SHAFT
At COALDALE
INCLINE DOWN TO t45 FEET AND
ONLY EIGHTY MORE
TO co.

II. a. Darms, president of the
Darms Coal Mining company, came
in this morning from his property at
Coaldale for the purpose of securing
"a drill to add to his equipment in
sinking the new incline shaft. This
was started out on the flat, where
the prospects for a better grade of
coal were more encouraging than at
the old location on the hill.
The shaft was sunk on indicatins
OF borings when drill was sent
down in a prospect hole last fall, and
the new workings promise to give
the company one Of the hest shafts
ever sunk in the state, Some delay
was encountered in sinking, owing to
the moving Of the boiler from It's
former location and the preliminary
work OF getting the machinery in
place, and the formation has beer
somewhat more refractory than what
had been expected Nevertheless, the
company has splendid straight
shaft. well timbered, and one that
should give quick results after thC
vein is tapped.
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OVER 100000 LEFT in TREASURY
THE MILL CAPACITY IS INCREASING
AND The Mine IMPROVING EVERY DAY

The West End Consolidated Mining company joined
ranks of Tonopah dividend payers with declaration that
holders of record the 10Th day November receive
Sd day of December Christmas gift of $93 4243O rate
cents share the stock issued by the company This
to l788486 shares leaving 1914 shares in treasury
The action decided yesterday afternoon
directors held in the offices of the company Oakland
received Tonopah by the morning an
official telegram from Dennis Seares stating the asking
the Bonanza give publicity the official dividend advertisement
No surprised than the have been
watching the gyaons Of West End for the
them had received ntimation that dividend
temptation At the last meeting freely
the effect that dividend might declared directors
adjourned without taking action taken conclusive that
nothing would be done that line until the
year That the shewdest spectators very
ng of the directors be inferred from the fact that the
End shoed San Francisco yesterday
and the adjournment caused by death Bush
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WOMEN OF WooocRAFT
HOLD A MASouE BALI

Miners Exchange hall was crowded
to capacity last night on the occasion
Of the Halloween ball. The costum,
ing was original and pretty, more at
tention being paid to the better class
Of dressing.
The judges were Ray Piercy, H. P.
Elston, Harold Kind Mrs. George
Lutz and Mrs. J. J. Owens, who
awarded prizes as follows:
Best couple Mrs. Schwartz, Bus
ter Brown" Mrs. George Jenkins
Mary Jane"
Best dressed lady Mrs. r. A
Welch, in a fancy dress Of yellow
silk.
Best dressed man Tom Pierce, a.
cavalier.
Best sustained character Oady)
Mrs. Frank Meyers, Spanish lady
Best sustained character (man)-
Walter Ross, a tramp,
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WILL DRILL FOR
POTASH TO A
DEPTH OF
1900
RAILROAD VALLEY COMPANY TO
MAKE FINAL TEST OF NUM-
Der SIX WELL.

r. r. Walker superintendent Of
the Railroad Valley company, has re.
turned to the site Of the former drill
ing operations with instructions from
the stockholders to resume sinking to
depth that will satisfy them that
there is no potash or that the situa.
ton may be improved by sending
down another test hole. No s well,
which went to a depth Of 955 feet
without going through the gaylusite,
will be sunk to 1850 feet, and then
another well will be started six miles
south.
This action was resolved upon at a
meeting of the directors held In San
Francisco early in the week, at which
the enthusiasm of the men who are
advancing the money for the enter
prise showed no abatement. They are
SO confident of eventually winning
out that they are willing to risk {
good deal more than they have pu
in. Most Of the stockholders Of tn,
Railroad Valley company are resi-
dents Of Tonopah and the fact tha
they continue to invest is one Of III,
best votes Of confidence in the man
agement.
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ground new problem that calls for
changes in the old street lines, as
many of the streets we're laid out
across mining claims without any for
NAL authority The season of deep
mining, inaugurated over a year ago,
Is responsible for the alteration of
typographical conditions. Thousands
Of tons Of waste rock have been
hauled from depths of 500 to 1000
feet and room has to be made on top
for the disposition of this rock. The
West End during the last three
months has bought nearly a block Of
ground and cleared away the homes
encumbering the surface. The great.
est job was moving the Greystone, a
three-story hotel that was taken two
blocks without strainlng Joint or
even removing the half dozen safety
chimneys that decorated the roof
This job occupied ten days and the
old mansion stands over on Oddie
avenue, where it viii be safe from
disturbance for years to come Five
small houses on West End ground
were also removed without any diff
Guilty. as the big motor truck JUS
hitched on and pulled them arount
like so many cords of wood
On the MacNamara the dump hai
been steadily advancing until tn,
management had to dispose of 1
long frame residence which occupied
forty feet of valuable space. Thii
was accomplished by Contractor Kel
liher with the aid Of traction en-
gine, which carried the entire struc
ture half mile away. The house
the property Of Mrs. Floyd, VIII
bought the o. A. Turner residenc
above the Comstock and is addin
the new acquisition to her purchas,
on the Wandering Boy shaft of tn
Jim Butler there is not much rooT
for expansion, as the dump is su
rounded with streets dedicated {
! public use, so that company owe
came the problem by raising the ga
lows frame to height that woul
D permit dumping on top of the oil
, waste.
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GETTING BACK AT
THE TAX COLLECTOR

Several taxpayers of Hopewell bor-
ough, in Pennsylvania, the smallest
borough in the state, paid 12,3OO pen
nies to Samuel Russell, borough tax
collector because he refused to ac-
cept checks 1t is said that thousands
more pennies will follow. Russell
was chosen recently as collector. He
read the law and found that the tax
must be paid in currency When
several checks were sent he refused
to accept them Several persons sent
for pennies and took them to Rus
sells home James Bunting Jr was
the first to arrive He carried r.
pound flour sack, Soon afterward
Granville Coates brought his in a
bran bag; Ralph Conoly followed
with a milk pail partly filled with
pennies, and James Sloan carried his
in coal scuttle.
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CLIMATE
ON EARTH IS
BOAST OF
TONOPAH
ALMOST PERFECT WEATHER
THAT CANNOT BE ExcELLED
ANYWHERE.

Twenty-three days Of perpetual sun
shine out Of a possible total OF thirty
one is the record made by Tonopah
during October, when 100 per cent
vas registered at the United States
weather station. This is an average
Of SS per cent for the month, or next
d the greatest record Of the station,
vhich has a showing Of 81 per cent
for the same month in 1906. In con.
tast with this, October, 1912, was
nqu to the lowest reading 66 per
cent against Sc per cent in 1907, the
year when the desert country suf-
iered more from inclement weather
than any other section
This splendid record would have
been excelled had II not been for the
first two days OF the month, whcT
the sunshine dropped to 7e and a.
These two days we're cloudy, but ON
the Sd, 4th and eth OF the month
when the lowest temperature was OK
perienced. the sky was clear and the
sunshine registered 100 per cent. The
maximum Thermometer readings foi
the four days were October 3, 73;
October 4. go. October S, AZ october
6, 81. Even on the 9TH with thu
mercury down to a maximum Of q
and the day partly cloudy, the sun
shine was 100 per cent The loves
temperature at night was felt on thu
5th, when "a was reached The nor
NAL for the month, covering sever
years, is 4s.4. but this year the nor
nal was 52
Total precipitation for the montl
was .07 OF per cent and there wa
not even a trace Of snow The ligh
precipitation that occurred was r.
ported on the sth. Normal rainfall
for the month Is SO. The total pre-
cipitation since September !, 1917
was 0.69, when the normal calls 70
1873 inches The wind movement wa
very light and there was only on
cloudy day.