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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

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an DEM Die tpmmenbcn @eihled,ter
itct2 iid nit Sutcre'Ic crfreuen luera
Zen. Nud Die Sdriititeacr Der 3uz
funft mcrbcn in oicicm Slld,e circn
ullsgc5eidnctcn Wcalpciier fin0en,
lpenn lie bon Dem Nniuu9c ullb heIt
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&clilots eriIredte iid uuf uuc Sra9eu
lIlo ale Singc. lpcldIt nit Der Stride,
Der Mcligiou uub DER driitlid,en @clts
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nlle Die, mcldlc SpuiS &cuiupt III alien
icincu liternriid1cn @crten III iciuem
Sbun unb SGnffcn fcunen lernen
lpollen.
Iui Dem @ottc&adcr bon Mont.
parnune 81 EuriS bebeft elm 0ranits
Sarfopbag Sic iterblitc Siile Suui5
%euiQpt's. 81 elmer S%citcntnpcle Der
@%nabeuitdtte sum sol. 6cr3en Seiu auf
DEM Nontmartrc b~ciiubct lid. al Die
WuIer gclcbnt. Elm Seminal nit ser
Siiite Spuis &eyqots, mic jcue SeAfs
mdler Der Sirdeu bca M%ittelaltccS.
mclhe 6citimmt iino Dos Nubcntcn ser
fommcuOeu @cidlcdItcr an aroSe
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nod cin Scutmal IN Dem bel feioeHel
Soric bon Spuuca in ser 2uubituft
bes Srltnnn'S biniltomnen, III
tpeld,em SpuiS TcriQpt in eiucm nit
Strob gcbcdtcu bcIhcibcHen 6GlIshcu
braper Seutc baS Sidt Der &elt
crblidt bat.
Nbcr oicie Scutmdlcr linb beItimmt
an ibrem Slase 81 6Ieibeu. icbph
ieuc, pelhc GI9cu Snucrnicr. ser
%roiciior mo Sombcrr Scci9uc SouiS
Tcuilot crrihtet bobcn, iiub ihpn III
Sauienbc bon &Gu6cu 9eInn9t lus
ipcrben, pie ieue Il Nrnnit uue
Winrnlor heu 3utiiuitiacn @cIdlehteru
ou3 Nuneutcu un 9pui2 %euiaot ipadls
| boltcn.-- (@ilbclm '6rpmm Saris.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

(;SoriIebung bon Ser /. Seite.)
GonoreB p%errparf oieielbc. SemSliz
fol9e itebt Der So6iolismIs belte pbne
ic iraenoipcld)e ofonpntild)e @rnnplnae
Sa, UNI cs 1T nid)ts Inberes ais cine
fctte, lebeuoige 2ilge, lpenu er be-
bauptct, ein Sreuno De- or8anilirten
Nrbeiter 81 iein. Gugcn Scba 5. ..
bot bel @%clegcnbcit Sic @cipcrfIddften
ran unmitigateo cpil" (cin Sr3itbel)
gennrmt."
So5 eiuais @ute, has lpirflid III
Ser iusialiitiihen Ylnttiorm cntbaltcn
III, gilt oils 2odmittel. Sic So3io>
liitcn IlIden nGmlid) ancrifaniid)en
Irbeitern porsumoheu. Der So5inliS>
mIS beaiinltiac lnb befiirlportc
Minoeitlobns @cieeeebuna. Snitintipe
Neferenbmm nnb dbnlid,e iortid)ritts
lihc WaBuabmcn. SaS Iles linn
nir 2pdmittcl. Die anbere 9elitc langc
id,on. che Der Sp5iolisnl5 alifam,
beiiirpprtet bubeu. Hidtig babe elm
mai Der ab9citorbenc aGbicogo Suiln
Gocialiit" erflGrt. .Sieieni9cn. Die Do
alauben, Der SpSidli5nIs lpdrc in Der
ipsialiitiid,cn Ylatiprm entbnlteu, linn
iebr i'm Srrtbum." tSf eS poh oas
@citreben be5 SoSialismuS, ieneu
fortifrittlifeu (obeugenannten) WaBs
nabmen eincn ihled,tcn Namcn 81
acben, iic in ihled]tcu &li 81 bringeu
BEL Der Wtaiie Sener, Die nihtS NIT
Gem al tbun bnbsu ipollen. bas
ir9enSpie nit So3inliomnS 6uiame
mcnbdngt.)
Scrr Collins ihloB: ,sSirp cs
Sieicm SpsialismuS crlanbt icim II,
hen WepertihaftS = Serbanncn ieir
9Seicn su treibcu nm nieic 5m SER
it5ren? Nein NH t%auicnb Mai nein!
Su,ialiSmuS nnb SpSinlrcform bnbcr
nihts nit cinGnpcr aemeiu."
d :. +
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
l 3-S yard for No. 2, 1 Is yard
for No. 3, and l 7-8 yard for No.
4 in a medium size.

)S2-Ideal Embroidery Outfit. This
outfit contains l pair imported
steel embroidery scissors; l pair
plain embroidery hoops; 2 pack
ages needles; l emery bag; l
bone stilettO; l bone bodkin; l
punch work needle; l book of
embroidery stitches by mime.
DuParque,' in which is shown
every stitch and method of using
the different stitches in embroi-
derry, also two sheets of transfer
patterns, each size lSx24 inches,
containing the following de-
signs: l shirt waist for punch
work embroidery; l baby dress
design for punch work embrOi-
derry; l pin cushion design for
Solid embroidery; l towel end
design for solid embroidery; l
belt design; l jabOt; 2 bow tie
designs; | centerpiece for punch
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents (~silver,
wrapped in paper, or stamps) for
each pattern, excepting embroidery
patterns, which will be sold at
prices as given with description.
Write name and address plainly
and be Sure to state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem-
Der that in these patterns allow,
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

95O2-Ladies' House or Work Dress
in Princess Style, with or with
out Pocket. Pink and white
checked dimity was chosen for
this charming model. Gray and
white striped seersucker, or
brown and white gingham in
check or plaid effects, likewise
plain G h a m, %percales or
chambreys would be effective.
Percale or lawn may also be
used. The model without the
pockets would create a pleasing
home afternoon gown. The spa
ciOus pockets will be found a
great convenience. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, 80,
40 and AZ inches bust measure.
1t requires 4 3-4 yards of 44-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
9872-Girr's Dress with Lining and
Bolero, with or without Collar.
with Long or Shorter Sleeve and
with Skirt Gathered or Plated.
Blue crepe was used for this de-
sign with bands of Lierre lace
for trimming. White dimity,
with embroidered edging is
pretty also, or all-Over embrOi-
derry, %fOuncing or embroidered
linen could be used. The style
is also fine for combining ma
t~erials. The waist of plain cash
mere or serge with skirt and bo-
lerO or checked or plaid wooden.
The sleeve may be in either
length, as preferred, and the bo-
lerO may be omitted. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 8, 10, IL
and IA years. II requires 4 yards
of 44.inch material for a 10-year
size, without the bOlerO 3-4 yard
less.
97o8-Ladies' Draped Skirt in Raised
or Normal Waistline. A Spleen
did Model. Brown p%runella was
used for this design. 1t is also
appropriate for velvet. satin,
silk, brOadclOth, serge or pana-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

The models are easy to make
and very practical. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, SO, 40,
AZ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires 6 Is yards of 36-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
9S65-A Group of Pretty Dress Ac-
~cess0ries. Composed of Fichus.
Chemisette and Sleeveless S
Guimpe. For No. silk, chif-
fOn, null, or net could be used
for the fchu portions, with lace
or net for the neck frill. No. 2
would be effective in all over net
or lace trimmed chiffon. or of
pretty shadow or chantilly lace.
The collar should be wired to
hold its shape. No. 3 is good for
linen, lawn, crepe, net or chif-
fOn. No. 4 is appropriate for all
lingerie materials, for chiffon or
net and soft crepes and silks.
The patterns are cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t re-
quires l IA yard for style No. l,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
na. The right front is draped

ma. The right front is draped
and stitched over the left side
under a deep tuck. The sides of
the front cores extend over the
back gore below two deep plaits
at the top the back is gathered.
The pattern is cut in ) sizes: %,
"a, rs, % and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 4 Ia yards
of 30-inch material for a 24-inch
size.
9S46-Ladies' Over All Apron with
or without Long or S shorter
Sleeve and Collar; and Sleeve
Protector. Bingham, denim, al
paca. cambria, lawn, or percale.
are suitable for this design. 1t
is provided with ample pockets,
and may be finished i'll low
round neck edge, or with a fiat
collar. This style covers the en-
tire dress and may be made
without sleeves. The sleeve pro-
tectOr is appropriate for the
same materials as the apron.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

fir @ciitcsidlpafc, %utriotismus fiir
~Sools"." Wtit eiuem NppeQ an Die
Nrbcitcrihoft, getrclte %llnionlcute unb
gctrelle nmcritduiidc Silr9er 6u ieiu
uIb 81 blciben. itIloB 6crr Collins
ieinc Hcbe, Der Elm ipuntancr Seifallsa
iturm folgte.
linn hnru giu0 sic Subuaucr Nrbciz
tcrIdait i'll aler Hubc nnf &allic, pie
cs lid fir dnitduoi9: iutelligentc
Silrgcr gcSicmt.-(G. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

alliiparteu. abcr er babe ieinc @clcgc
chen nicbt bel Id, ~,pcaluegcn CT pom
Der @erinrmlJ~ " 9rilnblif ulls9eInht
ipurhe. Gum SdlnNt id]o6 er beun
nod Die groBc Summbtii ob, aIle Die
io3ialiItiidJeu @r0Ben aus Screu
@erfen Gplliu2 10 cntii1 unb 10 ciiri9
anacfiibrt babe, icien Gllerpiu9s
Sp5ialiitcn, abcr cbelIlplpcnig ip5ius
.liitiidle Iutpritdten ais CT (Serr Nc
Srilis). umb allt CT lei feline ~lp5inlis
itilde Nutoritdt; iene Suotntipueu
ieien nid)ta fpciter ais Nniidtcn icucr
Sp5inliiIen, feline 0lmibensiGpc. Nicr
biu5u fiigte CT nod, buB, ipcnu lpirtlidl
Der Eapir lid Gcaeu hcn So5inliSmllS
crtldrt babe, Sic Sp6iaIiiteu lid ricIcS
griinblid mcrfen milrpen.
Serr Collins crflGrIc bieraui, nod
nic in iciucm 9cbeu babe CT ciucnl
@tenid)eu bcgegnet, Der iid in ieincr
colonalen llueriubrenbeii unb In
inIorniertbeit 10 unpcridGmt iiber iehc
Nutoritdt b%inpcGgelcet unb bielelbc
9rapesWegS ab9cleIgnet babe. Sanll
Quotiertc CT notnlnl3 bes 2dugercn
aus sem ipSialiitiifeu Mtanifcito. be-
lpies, Dab lnut Sdreiben beo pGpita
Iid)en Collegiate 5u &aibiuatpu. ;.
e.. Seinc Gmincn3, @iigr. i. Nonz
6alIo. ollG bier3ulunbe sic fat6oliihc
Stride it'd beitimmt Is8cn heu So5inz
liSml3 ertlGrG babe. lmo fiibrtc Slrnl
Shlullc sic @rtldrungcn oe5 i%piialia
itiiden SerGcr i6eu @latte5
%(@tilmuufcc, @is.( nE. NO e$ beiBt,
nidlt allcin ole MeItgiou. ipnperu
audi Der Yatrioti3mu 5 lei cine
Nrt @lopiinu. Sic NntIr Ne3 So5ida
liSnulS lit Der DEM Eotriotialnilo cuts
NeAen9eiesIc &crrutb. SeSbulb sic
rotbe Slaggc nit Der b~ejcidnetcu Sus
ihriit: oNrile &orterS Of the &orlb,
10 o,pb, 10 Mdlrer," go bat Gill
6antppoo nitt nlsiu erflGrt, Gin
So5iuliir i6uuc t,iu @eipcrtlhniter
'ieih ionbern olrN, 0%ottesalaube lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

and front cores. The pattern as
here shown was developed in
blue galatea. with plaid bingham
in blue and tan tones. 1t is
equally good for chambrey. per-
Gale. %ratine, or epOnge lawn, lin
en-, linene, or cashmere. 1t is
cut in 4 sizes: 8, 10, Y and IA
years. Ii requires ) yards of 40
inch material for a 14-year size.
O92-CenterPiece. This rose design
embroidered in satin stitch with
buttonhOle edge makes a hand
some centerpiece.
Stamped on l3x1S inch pure
white l!nen...............35 c
Perforated pattern. including
all necessary stamping ma
terlalS zoe
9S07-Ladies' Costume with Chemi.
settle and with or without Tunic.
A Stylish Up-to-Date Costume.
This model has several new and
attractive style features. The
gathered tunic, the long shoul-
der and waist shaping are all
distinctive and pleasing. The de-
sign is good for a combination
of materials, or may be made Of
one material if preferred. As
here shown gray charmeuse was
used with blue serge. Satin, silk,
velvet or cloth, linen and other
wash materials are all suitable.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81,
"a, Sc. 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 7 yards of
44-inch material for a 36-inch
size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

mer treiben. bepies er.) Go 3eigte
Collins, lpic Die Sp3ialiiten Hibals
Unions 9e9rilnbet bahen. 81 DEM cinz
sigeu 3ped. Die c%unierpatipen ameri=
faniihen Unions (Neperfihaften)
auisnbrehen. go beiorgten 3. y. sic
So3ialiitcu Nelp 9ort'S bel eiuem
iin9iten Sisarrenmnder : Streit Die
Streitbrefer, mno Ser .Nelp 9ort
Gall. nu5 leitenoe 8eltblatt Der
SpSialiiten. seitanb Sieies often 81.
iil9te Io9ar bel, baB Elm groBer
Srp5entiae ieincr 2eier ans yScubS"
~beitdnbe. rnb baB piel bon Dem 5llr
3eit eriitierenben &laicnboB Der SbG>
ti9feit oes SpSialismls Su3lIdlreiber
lei (pelcber ipcber on cine 5uiricbenc
Nrbcitertlallc, nod an frieblid,c Ibs
mahungeu 3tpiid)en &apital mn
Grbeit. nod on SfiebS9eriftc. Goms
pronriiie. Cooperation ltiip. CLAUDE. J
.Sebs, Der Io5ialiltiifc %rdiibents
lhafts zGonbihat. 1T iencr Wurn,
luclhcr io5ialiitii6e Streitbrehers@ cz
nerfihnften 9eariinbet bat, nm Die
beitebenbeu (legitimen) 8elperfz
lhaftssT erbonoc alli3lbrcdcu. Sebe
unb Sepmour prsaniiieyteu Die vSuz
ouitrial &orfers Of the @prlo", oit
SoSiaIiiten Ser Chat. SeitenS bcr
S~pSialiltcu miro Die nImcricnn Seq
Grafton Of 2a6or" Gin Sobu olf sic
Irbeiterbeiuegung gennunt. McGrillia
babe ertldrt, Die -. VI. W. s9eutc
ieicn or9aniiiert pprbcu, nm ungez
ihultc Irbeitcr 81 idiiserl. @ieocr
cine nudte Sp5is SiiBc. Sie ~. w
&." %retrutiereu iih aus uu5lfriercs
men ip5ialiitiidcu llnionlcutcu NM
ihrc Scbenanufaabc pGrc Die, Ole
regelredtcn Unions aufGlbrchcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

SSicber mnNtc iiN McGriQiS bnrnl.
gtpaS ST. ia8eu, nbcr iibcr Saaemeius
beiteu, pie tic bcrcitS ubcu uui9c6Gbli
murben, lam CT niht hinnltS. 3wej
Mtnl bcmertte CT, er innntc fiir bicic
ppcr icuc @ebauptmg nit Selegcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Sic @ntpprt oeS Srr. Wc9riais
biernuf ipar lpeui9cr ais nihtS. Gr
cpnltdtierte, Collins babe ein flinfes
Wulbipcrt bat or nud), So6ialisz
mus lei nitt gegen aapital, Der
aapitnliit olS Snbinioulm lei e6enio
gut lpie Der Nrbeiter, aber ais 8laile
elm 9emeinidabeu, Sp5ialisnus
ipiirbe niht alaiienbab uedeu. piirpe
niht baS Sripateigeutbum ablhaffen,
uuo pergleidsu llnlinn mebr. gr
gibt nlld, 5i. buB Sehs bel Der Grim
Dung Der ~Suouitrial @orters Of the
@prlh" cine Snnb I'M SpieIe gebabt
babe, aber bicier @eluerfidlafts Ser
banb lei aesriinbet lporben. I'M
Nrbeitsloien Nrbeitsgele8enbeit 81
pcridoifcu. baS lei rod im Sienitc
Der Nrbeiter 9elpeieu. Auf irieps
lifem @ege iperbe Der S%oSialismis
iih bus "6nnbruerfs3er9" Der Irbcitcr
sl bcridaifcn iud)eu, menI Die 3cit
paiiir aefommeu lei. Saiiir flare Der
SpSialiSmis Die Irbeiter auf. DnS tic
nit &eritGnbuiB uno Sriebfcrtigfeit
.bie eroBc Iuf9nbe" loIcn iuerpen.
8enn aber Die Anpitaliiren. D. +. Ole
9eIiBenpcu bennod ~Urdcn" iuilrhcn.
fDnntc or. Sr. NicGriQis. Grs@ oupers
nelrs zGanoibnt Der So6i llnb Srganis
Iator fir Soma, nidt gurdntieren, oh
nan niht am Gnbc bod nit @elualt
Die Seute sur Iaiion 6%minsen pilrpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

1910 - Ladies' Waist. A Popular
Model. This design is easy to de-
velop, and will look well in any
of this seasons dress materials.
The right front laps over the
left in lapel or revers style. Deep
Gibson tucks give breadth to the
figure. The short sleeve is fin
ished with a neat and pretty
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

8ieber fam 6r. Collins an bic
8eibc. 8ie iriepfertia Der So3ialiss
mllS lei. bepeiic Die Shatiohe, oaB
ieine Nubdu9er bei iebem repolutios
ndreu Stt ibrc &dnbe I'M Spiel bdtten.
bic lln5ufrienenbeit inter ben
Nrbeitern 81 mcfen unb 81 ihiircn.
(Sr. Collins bate natiirlid lpeocr
c%ntIduloi9t nod perntint - penu Inn
bo6u 3cit 9ebliebeu mGre - rag unics
rem bcuti9en tapitoliitiiH : libernlen
&irtbidluitS : SDltem gro6e Wdngel
nnb WiGbrdildle onbnftcn. SaB Die
SpSiaIiiten co aber nrd) plel iblim@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

O65-PiIlOw Top. Here is one of the
now so popular Oblong pillows
i'm the so much-loved american
Beauty Rose" design, making a
handsome pillow embroidered in
satin stitch.
Tinted and stamped on tan
art ticking. .35c
Fringe for both ends. Csc
Art cloth back. lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

work embroidery; 2 dolly de-
signs for punch work and solid
embroidery; sprays; l butterfly
design; and others too numerous
to mention. Price, 80 cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Der SsinH Scr 2lrbeiter mnH
Scr Religion.

GSortIetuna bon Ser /. Seite.)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02

vein revealed some time ago on the
1,750-fOot level in the long south
west crosscut from the main or st.
Ives shaft of the Goldfield Merger
Mines company.
Jumbo Extension.
The management of the Jumbo Ex-
tension Mining company during the
week exercised it's sixty-day option
of purchase on the Velvet claim from
the Goldfield Merger Mines company
by the payment of the second Install
ment, amounting to $4,000, on the
purchase price of $S5, 900 in cash and
171,OOO shares of stock. An initial
payment of $4,000 was made at the
time the option was obtained on
March 20, under the terms of which
the Jumbo Extension was compelled
to confine the work of exploring the
Velvet claim to drifting, prosecuting
and raising. The fact that the Jum-
bo Extension company paid the sec
ond installment on the purchase price
of the claim nearly month before 1T
fell due is ample proof that the man,
agement is eminently satisfied with
the results that have attended the ex-
ploratory work. Now that the Sec
ond payment has been made, the
management of the Jumbo Extension
company can inaugurate stopping op-
erations on the oreodies revealed in
the two drifts into the Velvet claim
from the Poleverda claim workings.
1t is calculated by J. K. Turner,
consulting engineer of the Jumbo Ex
tension company, that thus far avail
able ore of the gross value of $116,-
900 has been opened up in the Velvet
claim between the northeast drift
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02
ON 3OO-FOOT
LEVEL TALLMAGE PROPERTY

Good headway is being made in
the work of crosscutting east on the
500 foot level of the property of the
Tallmage Mines company on Vindi-
Gator mountain. Although the work
was started only week ago, the
crosscut now measures forty feet in
length and Manager c. w. Hayes ex-
poets it to reveal any day the big vein
which outcrops on the surface but
which has thus far not been explored
at depth.
Drifting northeast and southwest
on the Robertson vein continues on
the 20O-foot level. The drifts are
advancing upon full faces of ore that
assays $12. The exact width of the
vein is not known, only one wall hav-
ing thus far been revealed.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02

The twenty-stamp War Eagle mill
of the Commercial Mines and Milling
company in the Manhattan district
has resumed the treatment OF ore
from the glory hole on the Reilly
Fraction. The hole is ten feet deep,
13O feet long and 70 feet wide. 1t
is estimated that it has in sight at
present 1000 tons of ore. The ore
is being transported to the mill, "a
distance of slightly more than a half
mile, by two five-ton auto trucks
which have just been placed into COM
mission. The results of the expert
ments with the trucks are being
anxiously awaited by the operators OF
the camp. If favorable, the new
method of transportation will mean
considerable reduction in cost OF op-
erations throughout the district.
Harry Thompson and associates are
effectually proving the extent and
values of the orebodies on the Cornu-
copia and Blaker properties, upon
which they recently obtained a lease
and bond. On the COrnucop1a
claim, two wines are being sunk, IN
addition to considerable surface
trenching. From the bottom OF the
sixty foot shaft on the Blaker ground,
drifts are being advanced both ways
on the vein. A force of fifteen min
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-02
EXPLORING BIG
SILVER PICK vein
HEADWAY BEING
MADE IN DEVELOPMENT
WORK.

Although no change in values has
been noted, splendid headway con-
tinues to be made IL :ne work Of
exploring on the 5OO-toot level Of
the Silver Pick Mines company prop
erty the big quartz vein first re-
vealed at the 396-foot point in the
shaft. The newly installed air COM
pressor and two 2A Inch piston ma
chine drills are giving perfect satis-
faction, according to General Super
intendent Walter S. Norris.
Although the east crosscut is now
out more than 100 feet from the
shaft it has not yet revealed the
hanging wall of the big vein. Drift
ing south from the east crosscut, at
a point As feet from the shaft, con
tinues, twenty feet being gained dur
ing the last week, which gives the
drift total length at present of
more than forty feet. The drift is
following a full face of ore that is
averaging around 81 ton. The
drift north along the footwall of the
vein, which was revealed seventy feet
west of the shaft, is now about 100
feet in length.
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TO INSTALL
LARGER ELECTRIC HOIST

At the Excelsior property of the
New Jersey Mines company, close
corporation, in the eastern section OF
the Goldfield district. Manager Harry
Ernest is devOting considerable at
tention to making preparations for
the supplanting of the present eight
cen horsepower gasoline hoist with a
forty horsepower electric equipment.
preliminary to the resumption of
sinking operations in the shaft below
the 40O-foot or bottom level with
depth of 900 feet as the objective
point. 1t is expected that the new
equipment will be installed and in
operation within the next thirty days.
Meanwhile, drifting west continues in
the big vein recently disclosed on the
400-foot level.
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BY far the most important event
of the past week in the Goldfield dis
trict was the distribution by the
Goldfield Consolidated Mines compa-
nv to it's stockholders of record March
81 of the sum of $1,O67,744.4O,
representing the dividend (No. 2O)
of thirty cents per share declared by
the board of directors at meeting
on March Is. The disbursement
brings the dividends paid by the
company up to total of $27,39S,225
or s7.7O share on the outstanding
stock.
Assistant General Manager j. w.
Hutchinson made public several days
ago his final report of the operations
and earnings of the company for the
month of March. 1t shows that the
mill treated total of 30,349 tons OF
ore that yielded net profits of $751;
2S6.27. The report sets forth that
mining and milling costs during
March were reduced Al cents a ton
over those of February, when they
were abnormal in consequence OF ex-
ira administration expense and the
smaller tonnage handled during the
short month of the year. Conditions
in the various mines of the compa-
ny, according to the report continue
normal. Operations of lessees on
Jumbo No. 2 claims netted the COM
pany royalties of a total of $927.85
during the month.
Atlanta Mines.
Highly gratifying results are still
being obtained by the Atlanta Mines
company in the exploration of the big
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from the 921-foot level workings of
the Poleverda claim and the east
drift from the top of 5O-foot raise
above the same level. These two
drifts are 104 feet apart on the dip
of the vein and are more than 200
and S5 feet, respectively, into the
Velvet claim 1t is calculated that
between them there is an average OF
four feet of ore that will run $25
a ton.
Florence Mine.
The Florence mine splend1dly
maintained itself during the month OF
April, in consequence of the contin-
uance of it's improved condition. APP
proximately $50 tons of ore were
despatched from the mine during
last month. Eighteen carloads were
extracted from the mine and one
carload was taken from an old dump.
According to General superintendent
Harry B. Clapp, the various orebodies
in the mine show no signs of dimin-
ishing in size or value and he is we'll
pleased with the outlook Of the prop
erty.
SandstOrm-K Kendall.
The recent advance in the price
of the stock of the Sandstorm-Ken-
dali Consolidated Mining company re-
fleets the pleasing conditions prevail
ing in the mine. Although General
Manager Simpson has given out no
official statement, it is unofficially
learned that conditions in the proper
ty at present are more promising
than at any time since the boom days
of the camp.
GOldfield Orc.
The Goldfield Orc Mining company
will soon inaugurate lateral develop