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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11
ToNoPkH CAPITALIST
VISITS RENO FRIENDS

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crumley Of To
nopah are in Reno, where they win
remain for some time. renewing &C
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs Crumley viii remain
here two or three days With their
friends. who are legion.
Mr.. Crumley is owner Of the Tono-
pah Sewer company. and is a cap
italist Of repute throughout the state.
He is enthusiastic over the outlook
Of Nevada and believes this state is
on the eve Of a growth that wiz as
tonish the people Rena Journal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

army Too mueh buiIet space for
comfort Portland Orsgouisn
Mexico IS q land Of promise 70
pay Baltimore American.
European Developments do not al
ter the early assumption thar the
best part q the Panama-Pacific ex-
position may Be- the trip Cleveland
Leader.
It i hard 10 tell whether there
has been the hardest fighting or the
hardest lyfng IN the Balkans within
the past few weeks-Salt Lake Her
aid.
Hueras administration may fall
and he may BE- supplanted. but he
can al least make a living in the
butcher buzinezs.-Memphis CONNER
eial Appeal
All CID G. A. r. man claims that
both sides ran at Bull Run. BY jog
ging his memory further he viii
probably recall also that bis side
Non the raee.-W Washington Post
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11
LAYINe IN A suPPLY

Of our groceries right now is about
as sure a way Of saving money as
We know. Prices are rising, espe-
cially for high grade groceries like
ours. So buy while we can still sup
ply you at our old low prices. Then
when the raise does come you can
count the increase as so much saved
By buying now.
RicHRAo MERCANTILE co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

MAKING A GOOD JOB OF 1T
is an easy matter II you do It with
our tools. We have the tools for
everybody, the practical mechanic rr
the clever amateur. Tools for the
boy, tools for the household. II you
are a judge. youn know their good
ness. If not, our reputation is a
guarantee Of quality.
RICHARDS MERCANTILE co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11
SEPTEMBER MORN" POST
CARDS ARE BARRED

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11-Orders
to bar from the mails at the New
Orleans office all postcards or other
reproductions OF Paul Chabas paint
ing, September Morn were receiv-
ed here today from the postoffice de-
partment in Washington.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11
No Criterion Of Conditions

S Yok cs snd On The Buh street exchange TOnopahs
aAn ssv Improving and enhancing
the dividend Before the September
morn q sen II is safe 10 predict weekly
IN mass The 1900 marx everybody
shorng 81 eventually Puing out
elear without loss Thi taxing desperate
that has been
that offers Hal
fax is coming
with ship
Of fifty pound taken from the stopng
ground and last seek entered
sin higher class talking
that marked by spas
solitary carloads long intervals three nonths
ago the principal stockholders
expected working shaft reaches the zone
beaded the disclosures VII surprise those VINO are mol
paying o. Merger establish
producer that and there is no use say
anything about the TonoPzh Extension ~h rs plans o ne
min capacity subsidiary Common
Friday hoped be long
1t does TOnopah vita
contributors establish the fact that PAYS e
stocks Every bear RAID engineered BY in interests
resulted failure and discontinue
ToHopah mining stock close to investing U
thing that can tel where the advance going 70 en Inc
expansion mining properties and
IKE an army throwing
half dozen properties testing the territory Tor further prospects ~
in advance Of the men With the big capital
Lovelock seeking million Uncle sam
spread banks help
penages that alfalfa
Senator Pitt knows the short to wealth
dividend payers from TOnopah
prof, distributors for this by the Chicago Mining and Engineer
and the Tonopah Mining company. 100000
hundred million bushels short this year but
juice locked in
there need not be
divorce Francisco
United His wife
baby stocking
LOveock has hard trying
$
Og editorial specialists look after the mining and alfalfa de-
veopment
The bill gambling stocks will share the
light restriction bill California will be
N lis
and Oklahoma prohibition but
dying of thirst
-~~@~---
Goldfed populated with
scorpions
people making their getaway in such numbers
Fifty houses filled with what the editor Of the Godfed
Tribune according that yesterday He should be
hospital If he has them bad that
Women be garrulous
police
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

A store that adyertises must be a
store NJ values-of "gargains"o the
advertising would not pay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Alaska refrigerat0rs. the Dest in
he land, 81. sizes az less than fac
tory cost Ton0pah Hardware Co
m17;t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

For quick results Try the want ad
columns Of the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival Of mail and leave Manhattan
al $50 p. u.
". c. HARDING. Agent
Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

The bill in congress stop gambling in stocks viii
same fate the red light restriction bill in California
found referendum future conside
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Three dividend Tonopah mentioned in the Ia
profit quarter Mining and Engi
They A75o; Belmont 1915
nj he Tonopah Mining company. 100000
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Read the BONANZA Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

reported million bushels short this
enough juice locked
the
any cutlery against calamity
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Goldeld reyerng the desert since popua
Godfeld Tribune This
people making their getaway in such numbers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

A divorce in Francisco tn
position the United States His
baby
empty.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma in the prohibition cl
citizens thought would pass that they
freight from dying of
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

The Lovelock Review Miner has hard time trying choos
the few papers the tina
brag specialists the mining aa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-11

Fifty houses filled with scorpions is what the editor Of the
Tribune according paper yesterday. He
a hospital If has them bad that
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

@eisfsbl ais SarmsrOOuft.

@eibto9l Cabbage 1T Elm, Der
an fueittH,n O.rbr.itet.u unO am
meiFen ssjos.n.n Surt.npfldussn
nn6 nirb In p.ridi.b.n,n 9.il.n Der
m~.r.iniattn Stoat.n in ousa,b.hu'
tenn Wab. als JnrmprOoutt anee'
bdut. Rad BEN lebt.n 3.nius tpd'
rem i'm Stuat. R.p Dort iiber
$4,000 acr.s, in ptnniplbunitn
1000, in @irsirid ,tpu 10000 aes
req Qonb nit D,ibtobt b.pflanSt.
geionb.rs in ben iiibIid.n Staoten
Bat E& bi. M,ibtobl' 5noufrie 3l
elmer iiberaus reg.n uno .rtrosr.ihen
entpideIt. BORT pirb Der Sdme
m.if,nt.ils f6on i'm S.pt.mbtr gee
fat, unb bi. pflana,n i'm DECEMBER
ums.pflon3t, ON btIt,n an Der eessn
b.n Winb sd4ist.n Git. zines
Siis.ls.
Die m.iH.n D.istp6l.arten finb
irGftis unb dusbuu.rno s.nus, nm
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ben Wintsr gu iibsrIteben uno pd1s
teno bisfer 3.it tidtig @urS.l gu
idldg.n. Der fir oi,ie @emiTeart
siinIti9ite 8obtn 1T Der I%ogsnannt.
uquickssoil", btite6srb aug Gano
nit sinem tIeiusn qrp3,ntiab 2ebm.
auf ben eroben D,ibtrauts carmen
an Der utIantiiGtn aiiite III Der Boz
ben m.it.ns Der f~ogenannte 9orz
folt'S ooer RorfoIt Ianbb loan.
Der Elm rnides Mo9stum unb cine
rdi4e Gntpidlung Der gfIan5en f6rz
cert. I'm Dortsilboft.R.n fir cine
quite Grnte III Elm llnt.rpfIigen eli
ntr 9riinfruGt pbsr bon rei9lid:m
Sta1buns.r Dor BEN @uspftan3.n.
Wirb our pflar55tit tunftIider
Uineer d~ng.punbt, 10 font. oerieIb.
normole Mergen BON pbpspborz
sdure unb pptdide, ab.r nur tp.nia
Stidfoff enthalten. gu piel bon
benz lebter.n madt Die iunsen pflons
sen gu iippig unb gu CART, nm oas
itrenge Wintertp.tt.r iibtr6auern gu
t0nn.n. Grit fpGter, tp.nn bic
pflan3en gr0Ber uno itGrter Fnb, 1T
reidIiGere @tiditOffs0 inguns ON
plase.
Bel feinsr GemiI.art, Die fir
ben Martt eesOs.n miro, tommt .s
mehr auf Elm. fOrefdltiaere auspdbl
o.s Samens an, dig BEL benz WeiBz
tohl, 6a .s fir ben Jarmer bon ne
tentli9em 8orteil 1T, ipenn Die
Tru9t frtb unb gleidmabig reift,
fobab lie in bOditens 3ip.i Sanitten
.insebeimit p.rb.r tam, uno oaB bic
Ropfe in 6orm unb @rOB. ip,nig
berf4ieoen finb, Gs pir6 iih odz
Der ftets b.3atlen, nur ben dIerz
btften eomsn ansuf9affer. 1nb
bier lei .s sI.i6 s.fost, bab in b.n
lebten Sdbren bon @eiten Der gurs
oesresierung in p.rf6ieben.n 8.rz
iuHsffdtionsn llrttriuduns.n 6orie
Der dnseit.at iDorben finb, tusIfe bon
ben soblr.ia.n Grten unb abdrten,
fte i'm 2onf. Der 3eit bur9 areuz
;ungen berborg.bradt tporoen iinb,
IN oief.m 2dn6e am belt.n s.beib.n
uno am ertrusfdbieiten finb. Gs bat
ft9 babei berduseeftetlt, boB bi. uns
ter benz Tdm.n .Botefi.Ib" b.tdnns
te art, bic etnd i'm Sabre 1850 BON
einem bdr,dls in ZEN S.ries tpobz
rerben 5drmer ndm.ns Srancis
grilI aug England einscfiibrf prr=
be, Die fir unitr. tlimatil4.n unb
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Gin aopf bes Mbeab edrIp (glrpee)'
Wdt.f.lbsG dituns ssbOren6e Deib'
toblsG orten, Die fi4 uber AUDI bier
gut b.pdbrt bdben. Gs IinO Dies
81. .Gflbeab Garlp" Wurbee)s unO bi.
COPENHAGEN Mnrt.t" (9urpee)sS or'
t., Bel o.n.n Die Sorms@ eri9ieoenb.it
BON Der WdtefislosS orte Oeutlif
berooriritt. WeibtobIfum.H fir ben
Aonbsl pirb MIR in %peniger. befons
bers begiinftigten GegsnOen g.3oe.n
uno Die omeritanifden SdmenbGnos
Ter bsaisben ibren @orrat beuts
hauptIG9Ii9 aug brei QusIIen: l.
aus europa, pornebmli9 9Gnemdrt
uno Jrantreid; 2. Gong SslunO, y.
g., uno 3. Der puget SunbsG es.nb
i'm @tdate wufbinston. Sc mag g.a
fast i.in, bdb Der nit ge60rieer
Sorsfalt in Mm.rita gesosene Sus
men Dem europdiI6en on Site poIls
tommen glsi6ftebt.
Denn Weibtobl alb 5drmpro6utt
as3os.n miro, 10 tpirb oas Sdatbe.t
an sinem eefdiBten gIab i'm Sr.ien
onaelegt. Guf Dem grsitsngrab bss
nittl.ren Settles bes Stdutes Hsp
Yort miro Der Somen onfangs mai
esfdt. Die iung.n pflansen tp.roen
frei BON l1ntrdut eebdlten unb Iol>
ten Biz Mttte Suni gum llmpfluns
gen tausIi9 fein. Bel Der 4nIas.
ots Sddtbeetes folte man fDI9e
gldBe meioen, duf benz in friiberen
SdRren 4obl aepflar3t ipurbe, tpenn
man niat GeFdbr laufen min, oab
bic qflan5en BON Der 8urseIfGuI.
poer dbnIi9en S~rdntbeiten befau.n
pero.n. Sn munden @egenoen 1T
.s g.brdu6Ii6, Die pfIanssn in iia
rs6tnintItg treu3enb. Rei6en nit i.
80 3on 3pifdenraum gu pffans.n,
fobab ous Selb mad bsi6en Ri6s
tung.n bin tultibi,rt p.rben fam.
in unber.n 9egeno.n D.r6en Il.
in MIR mad elmer Ri6tuna bin Iaus
fen6.n R.i9en duss.Test, nit IS Bis
"a 3oa 3pifHenrdum. Bel BEN gr0s
Rertr, fpdteren Sorten 1T ie6p6 Elm
3pif8enrdum BON 80 3o1 nift gu
biel. Dds 1usieben Tam .nttpeber
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nit Der 5anb seldebtn ober mittels
elmer bon pferoen ge5ogentn nm@
pflan3s Mdldine. Sobalo Die pflan'
sen ausgefebt iinb, muB nit Dem
Rultibi.ren b%egpnnen ptrbsn, ods
fortsefebt pirb, Bis bic gIdtter f4
70 nett a~useebteitet bdben, bob Der
aulttbator nidt rrebr our9 Die 5urs
den s.apsen tperben fam, phne Die
pfIfnssn gu befdabigsn. Bon Die
Ter 3tit an muB man burauf b.s
hadt f.in, bic gflaua.n BON Sniets
ten, mi. Robltpirmsr uno aGufe,
frei gu bolten. Oils 9ertiigunss>
mitsl eseen ben erfsenannten
Ghaoling miro Barrier Grim i'm
9srhdltnis bon l pfunb auf so
Gntlpnen Waher, pber dritnfanres
8lei i'm 8erhdItnis bon 4 pfuno duf
so @dIon.n Dafer befpriibt tperben,
beDor fid bic 9Opfe prbentIid ent.
hptdelt bub.n. Gin sutes Wittel GEE
gen oi. 2duf. 1T cine aerof.nesGD,
lung ober Wolfif9trans Seift.
Bel Der Grnte tperben in Der Rss
gel sipei Geiben duf einmcI nit
i4arfsm Mefer e.idnitten unS 81.
8obltDpfe, nd9bem iie bon ben los
fen 8Idttern befrsit Iinb, forsfGItis
ouf .in.n, dufs JeIb sefabrenen, eins
ipGnnis.n, speirdberigen Barren g.s
luben. qud beim nmIao.n in 81.
GtisnbdbnsW ageons pber in oas
2agerbdus follte oieieIbe 0orfdt qsz
iibt p.rben, pie beim Ginfammeln
rom 5sloe. 2uaerbduIer io[ten 10
gebaut iein, baB feline Seu9tiqteit
bonn Dade ober Der Oede ot,f Die
aopfe bsrabtrdufelt, uno bic Dem
tildtion unb 3emperdtur i~nnerbaIb
tiefer Sdnier foflte 10 befdaff.n
iein, odB ii4 fein. 6.u6tisteit auf
Zen aobltOpfsn fonoeniiert.
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ltnfrnnt aaf @nrtenneaex.

Our 9%srtrsibuns bes untrautes
auf 9artentpesea ptrD empfobIsn: 6
Pfunb Roit unb l pfuub Sdp.fcI,
piIper in sinsm eifernen @eFGBs mil
10 gunonen Wofer au foten, gut
st mif9en unb bann nit BEN ooppel,
ten Quanium DoFer 81 perbiinnen.
mtt Der 10 erholtenen Sliiitateit Be,
siebt man bic NIT llntrout 81 IDLE,
men @ese, pornuf Der 9flonsenpuHs
ouf benfelben oufhort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
Sn 8orotaur truf

Sn 8orbeaur traf.n
tiiralid 3pei Soloutsn zines f~ran3Oii
i6en aolpnial : Snfanteris : Resi
m.nts Elm uno itiessn in ein.m fl,i
men Sotel ub. Mm Qb.no borts man
RAID bintereinanoer apsi SdiFe uno
fdrb oann Die bei6en 2eute NIT Rus
seln in 8opf unb 8ruit tot auf ibr.n
8etten Iiegen. gle batten .inen 9rie'
binterlaFen, norm iie 81. gfbfidt, il
rem 2eben Tin Gnoe gu bereitsn
tunbsaben, bod obns ansabe irs.no.
nelder @riinne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

bdt dls bi. Ssrl,b wditfitIO. Dele
b.ibsH qri.n finb In benz trii.n Bill
be bdrs.ifefIt, ipGbr,nO oi, 5ptit. ab'
biIbune cine Defenders friibr,it,no,
abari, bic .Gdrlp S,ri,b Dui,fi,Ib',
p.ranT6ouIidt. 9t. btib.n fols,rs
ben abbilounstn s,is,u JiD.i nidt sur
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Gtmas iiber Gntcnsudlt.

MObl teir 3peig Der seiomten @es
fliiselsudt 1T 10 eintrdslid pie Die
gntenaudt. ipenn Die 8sbanbluna cine
rihtis. If. Srpb aIleosm sOrt man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

Sans ;n uerfaufen-Gin Bohnbaus
nit 8 3immern, Seibpaiierbei.
sung, Cos uito elsftriides 9idt,
mo6erne Giuridltuug, biaig 81 Der.
fouien beim @igentbiimer, 1916
Martha StraBe, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

3n O%crfanfen tue1en aronfbeit Elm
Heiialrnnt uno aonfeftionarp-
900 Gominion StroBe, Eniil Semi,
9eiiser.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

3u Oerfauieni Gin MIR sincn @in.
Ter aebraud)ter SnrtfobIenoien
biaia 81 perfoufcu. 90 giIt mic
Reu, GROCER garaalL AadJniragcH
In go. 1904 Sprina Strabc. Icle-
ahone Meh 1866
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
E(aJGtbirte a1eigen!

@eindt-ein iuuaer @eiGafsmoun
iudt aoit nno 2ogis in Elmer
scbiIoetan Oeutiden 5amilic. SO.
Itenplmft fir elm giites Scim III
bel i6m Gebcniade. goreiie aecipis"
Omaha 3ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

1as prcisiuirOisite Giien bel 9ete-
Stump. Geutide Slide, 1908
Dodge StraBe, 2. Stof. MabI-
;citen IS Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

oils
9ripaticfrctdrin fir 8%iano6auS.
@ute Stsuograpbiitin mo Griab.
rlutg in Sdlreibmaidinc, 9ud)bal.
tlmg uuo Safe: Oiierteu: Blanc
Gaus", Sfmoaer & Mlileaer.-At4
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Gtutide Aaleauer lrel ue, ~.......
& Con. Druagiiten, t402 iiioIife
i6. StraBe. Eel. douglas $3.50.
9eIepbon Douglas $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11

lille SOrteu @urit peroen t1gIid
in uniarem @eiddft gemaft.
6riide uno' tonierpirte 6leii6iorten
icmie eusldnoiife uno beimiide
0elifateiien, aud frisde @esniiie
Ie6er3eit porr6tbig.-S6narber s
6offman, 40S noroI. 16. Gtrase.
Ebone Douglas 1920.
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Seiratbsgeind: Sunaoeic

Sciratbsseind: - Sunggeiclle 36
Sabre alt, miiniht 9efannti6aft
nit aniebnItfem MGoden 5tpqds
Seirot6; bic 2uit bate 8t flcinem
GeifGtt. 8ittme nit einem Sinh
tti6t allsgeiAloIieu. Nur ebrlid
9enfenOe braltdlet iid all melbeu.
g(oreIie: 500 omaha Gribirte, 0nia.
la, Hebrosfa.
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SiIaro GO6p, gateHte, 1880 Giis
Rntional ganf Building. Eel.
Lnler 1889: Sno. g.1S64.
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440 @der fnltipiertcs 5armlano

5iqig 81 oerfaufen o0er gu perpaf.
ten, nit guten @ebdu0en, 1856 gder
fuItipirt, 90 ader Seulaub, ales
chen, 100 4fer 8eioelano, allies
einge3altnt, beites flieBenoes unO
grinnentpaiier. Dies lit cine Der
prooufttpIten uno bi1igIten 6armen
i'm norooitliden 9~tebrasfa. Sic
Iebtidbrige Rente brodte ii6er 5000
8uihel &orn. $4,000 8aar5abIung,
oas l1ebrige lie nod @unid. Sn
etliden Sabren babt Sbr Die Sarm
aus ben @rtrdgen be3oblt uno a,.
beroem miro oos 2ano Biz oabin
zen ooppeltcn @ertb beIisen mic
heute. SD mltB pegsn aranfbeit
berfaufen uito tper1 i6 nidt io9leid)
rerfaufen fam, 10 berrente ib an
eiuen gutcn Monn. GerIon9e alid)
aitet gltten aneht. lin peitere
auSfunft idreibe man on 6. 8ett.
Iorfer, Hpllte /, S'Nein, 9eeb.
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euben nno Sffiee-Ginridtnnsen-
8ir faufen, nerfaufen, fabri5iren
&a6en uno Office : ginriftungen.
Gmaba Sirture & SuppIp 60, 12.
utO Sotparo. 8ougI. 2734 Mt
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1000 faufen 100 gfer ieines
6nrmlanb in 2incoIn gountp,
colorado. @ertb $1,000. geoin.
Ilingen: Gie S1Ifte baar, uro ben
teit 5it 6 gro8eut 3inien auf LANCE
3eit. s. @. {. o. Smaba Tribiine,
0mabd, Neb. II.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-10-11
Government Issues
Bulletin For Miners

The United States Bureau of Mines
has issued a bulletin devoted ex-
clusively to a review and abstracts
of decisions based on the laws gov
erning the rights and duties of mine
owners, operators, miners and per-
sons trafficing in all kinds of min
ing properties. 1t includes abstracts
of current decisions of all the Federal
and State courts of last resort on
questions relating to the mining in
dustries. The Bureau proposes to is
sue similar bulletins with sufficient
frequency to keep the reports of the
courts mentioned reasonably current,
There is no present medium known
to the Bureau by which the informa.
ton is conveyed Immediately to min.
ers, mine owners or other persons in.
terested in mining and mining in.
dustries. The interest manifested
in this bulletin by the persons for
whom it is intended will be taken as
a basis for determining whether the
subsequent publication of similar
bulletins is warranted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-10-11

fellow Greek, at Midvale, Utah, last
Wednesday night, following aquarrel
over the payment of a bill for SIS
alleged to have been owed by Chin
girls.
Several Southern Pacific officials
are expected in Elko shortly to ar
range for the moving of the freight
depot from its present site. This
matter was preached to the officials
about a month ago during the visit
of President Sproule to Elko and wa:
favorably received.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-10-11
describes PROGRESS
At BUCKHORN MINE
Machinery Being Installed and
Development Going Forward
At a Rapid Rate

The property of the Buckhorn
Mines Company is situated in Eureka
County, Nevada, and is controlled
largely by those interested in the
coIdfeld Consolidated Mines Co. At
tho Ruckhorn mine both north and
south branches of the haulage adit
are being driven, and raises from
this adit to the levels above named
have been started.
The Buckhorn mine produces an
IRE of a talcy nature containing about
40 per cent silica. The scheme of
treatment in the 300-ton mill under
construction is as follows: Ore is
dumped into a steel storage tank of
55O-ton capacity, from which it
passes over a shaking r with
Inch apertures, the oversize being
crushed by a 10 by 20-inch Blake
crusher. The crushed product and
screen undersize go to a revolving
trommel IL by Sc inches, oversize
going to Is by 40-inch rolls, choke fed.
Undersize from the trommel with
the roll product, is fed to a 6-foot
Hardinge conical ball-mill with spiral
feed. Two bucket elevators, one
being a standby, with loft. centres
and a Pinch belt, lift the pulp to
two 45-inch Atkins classiiers. These
work in closed circuit with two 5xl8-
inch tube-mills. The final overflow
from the classifers goes direct to
the Dorr agitators. These are filled
by a distributor, agitation being
through the center column and dis
tributor, the arms raking pulp tothe
center.
Agitation is done in three watts in
series. From these the slime goes
to three Dorr thickeners from which
the thickened pulp is run TO a e c
ond battery of three, here meeting
with solution from revolving filters
and other barren solution. The
overflow from the second three flows
into the first three, and the overflow
from the first three is precipitated
by zinc dust. Slime is treated on
four Oliver filters, and the residue
is agitated by four vortex mixers
and discharged.
The mill buildings will soon be
covered, and machinery is now being
installed. About % men are en-
gagged on construction of the power
plant at Beowawe, and the 30-mile
transmission line to Buckhorn is
practically completed. S. j. Kidder
is general manager of the property.
Mining and Scientific Press.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-10-11
information Wanted

Carson Appeal: Governor Oddie
has received a letter from Salt Lake
City requesting information as to
the whereabouts of NJ. Proctor, who
was engaged in mining at Mineral
Hill, Eureka County, last February.
Mr.. Proctor's wife has been using
every means in her power to locate
her husband but has been unable to
do so. Governor Oddie will appre-
ciate any information concerning
Mr.. Proctor.