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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

llnIer ggcnt in SamiltOu rt
Scrr GSuarS S;rnf, 40 Siib 6Anfte
Strasc. g'ca Sci. 47G 8y Sore
3hpnc 1881 u.
= SrQu Satie Goodman Matte5,
Satin ppn Charles ,. WIdthes nfn
SIC. 2O9 Slb ,. Strube, itarb aes
tern Woroen i'm 9lIter pon ~ ssSdbrtn
an eirem Pierenlcibsn. Sic mar Ie7r
beliebt unb fturo ibrem gattcn in BEN
o-pben 8eIGGft pen Der Wfatpss'
Sobnaen gp. treu sur Seite. SIC
mar BON pcutiher gbtunit uno 1od'
ter Don Sphn q. Goodman ooer @ut'
mann uno bier acbpren. sic htnter.'
ldbt oen trausrnben Gatten uno oret
ShpeItern, Ioluie einen 5albbruFef
Chris. Guqle pm Taattn 8. sStFe
S6neitcrn Tino Die Nrauen Gorr1o
SdnarB, 2uuiie gaoer unr WiarD
Qptteri.
otoTepb 2eup Iiegt in ieintr
Ip6nuna an Der Boittopn HAno'
firaBe nabe UiipoletDpn in einem pre-
tiren 3uitanb. Sein 9luto pa,e.
rpraeitern in Miobletppn pon elmer
Gar ber Ohio elettriI6en giIcu6ofH
qetroffen uno Serr 2eap, ieiue Ga.tin
urb 0iGlium MeineI puroen herause
ctihleuoert. gtQc enttamen nit pa.
tcbeutenhsp 8erleBungeu bis aaT
Serrn 2edp, pel6er ain 8opf per!sBt
nurpe uno nod beiinnungslos pa.s
nteberlisqt
- Die 9oli5ei erpirfte oprqeItetn
0ertaftsbeTehle oe1en Treo. u. Wlucia
Ter, apuis Nepburo unb Beter 9er-
her, nelf)e es osrnahlGhiatcn. lbre
6Gfe uno @runtitiite pom llntraut aI
reiniuen. M!ueller uno ytelDburd pIrs
ben ueTtern pom Rthter Shauf I'M
Miunisipulaeriht gu ie S. unb Soitsd
oerurtbeil!.
- Der gtsfabrer Charles 9reui6,
bon Tp. 434 @aluut StraBe, fpnr0c
peaen Mtbbunblunu ieiner Tran DOH
Der qoliasi berh1ftet.
- gBm. :. 0cbr ipeld1er an be-
SehniIhen SAule gu 5ottu, sSapan
uls 2etrer t6dtia 1T, peilt BEL ieihslI
Glteru, SEQ. ; Bebr auf BeIIirt.
- Charles Rt8ondlo Germ, rs.
bon Cincinnati unb 2lnnd Cooper, rs.
BON SdmiIton. crlungtcn elnen Seis
ruihsiAeiu uno purben Uon Baltor
6. !. 20, Qupdrot Qetraut.
Die SteiounustIuee BON y. =.
Wu6more oeaen 9ilaie Wu4mor'.
uurbe neitern III 8unIteu Der Irel
cntItieoen. sic erbieIt auberOsni
$4,000 gllimentsaeIoer. neIte Der Sat
te Der irau i'm @oraus beadbIt bate.
W2ar Straus bon bier, befineet
iidl in Berlin uub tduu pesen oes
Gricoes Die Ridreiie nidt nHtreteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Seioc Scinc abariabren.

Bon einem Jra9tSus Der g., $. II.
3. gabn fpurbe gsitern gormittag
Der AZ Sabre dIts Reaer Waltsr Ser
nanbos mare SartpeIl iiberiabren
uno beioe Bsine pberbdl6 oes &nies
pum SDrper estrsnnt. SernanDos.
pelder aus Mibnletopn, g., itammt,
lpuroe ssitsrn NOrseu aus oem Or
beitsbdus sntlaiien, uno befanb lid
auf bem Fra6t3ua I'M els bItnber
9dfdaier bic Rsiis nub Ieiner 6ei=
matbsitaot an maiden. Dur9 irgeno
einen llmitanp itiir5te Der Munn bpu
Dem Daaaon unb fpuroe iiberfabrcn.
Der DsruuaIiidte tpurbs ndh benz
itGbtiidsn &rantenbaus scbra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
@inbriine umo 3tebHdbie.

- Sin ooriorali4er DEB, !pe!bsr
Der Steiqerung Der Wc6lpretie 81 let>
nen @uniten pOrbeugeu ipolIte, ents
peubete oeitern aus einem 5rahttpag'
opn Der 9. s. Is. unb Ct. z. Giienz
balm, pel6er an Der Gg9IcItpn uHo 8.
StruBe sur BeiterbefOroerung Itano,
Elm Sab WtebI.
Der 9oIt3si purbs gsuleloet,
bus un6etunnte gtnbre4er nah ge'
naitIamem SefTnen eines Sintertenz
Fers in oas &leioer9eItdft DON Wtor@
rts Q3abn, So. 415 WeIt 6. StraBe
cinaeorunaen iinb unO 2tnaiige iOpIe
Soien i'm @eIammttrerth ron $77.5o
enttpenDet boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
perfonalsT otiSes.

Serr $ enr1 6. Ries pon her
@Danspille grauerei, Der lid geidGfts
li6 in Glorioa auf6Glt, pat hieiise
Syreunbe burh bic 3uIenbung non
bi6ffen 9(nii6ispoItturten erfreut.
sic itellen bar, ME Senrp 10 gang uns
aeitrdTt unter palmen rpdnoeIt.
Serr peter R Il 6lmdnn uno
7rau, Sobn Riib!mann uno Srau uno
Gurl 9ernbarDt unb 5Srdu reiIten
aeftern 9beno na6 Utt. Glemens,
Mi6igan ab unb geOenten oalelbit
3pei Wofen gu oerbleiben.
gon Ssrrn 2ouis sand, Der
T6 nit ieiner 5amilie auf elmer guros
pareiIe befinOet. 1T 9sitern gsadridt
eingetrpFfen, baB er an II. auault
BON einem engIiihen 9afen Die Riidz
reiIe ontreten piroe. Bon pel4em
Safen unD nit rpeIdsm S6ifi ldbt bic
9epeT6e ni9t srie6en. IS 1T aua
nif,t betannt, ob iib 5ruu 6 miIir
seine, 6errn Sauds S6peitsr, IN
fsiner 9eieai6aft bsfinoet. 5rau
| Seine 6efano Iit, ben leBten bier st1s
! aetroffenen 0epeI9en 5ufolse NIT sl@
nsr 5pater in Miin6en. pdhreno Die
| anoere So6ter iid nit SRI. gaur IN
Wien aufbielt.
Serr militia Winbii6 Of Be-
ftn0et ii6 nit Satin uno atno eben'
| faQs in 9eutI6lano uNo ebenio lstne
| sdpieaermutter, 6rnu 2ouis &ruds'
meper. O6 bic SerrI9uften 8lIam'
menreiIen, III nttt betonnt. gs III
ben bieIigen QlnssbOrigen audi ni6t gss
lungen, Iia nit !9srrn Winoiit in tee
legrapbiite gerbinOung gu leBsn.
sSrau Yaitor 4noreas ne
men3 6dt Dpn i9rem @atten pergaR7
qenen 8onneritag ben erIteH uno 10
nett lesten grisf erbalten. paitor ySs-
mens tbeilte oariu Isiner 5amilie nit
bub er aliidIi6 in Der fiebenbiirgIi den
Seimdtb aHgetommen lei.
Srau DR.. $. $. Sid unO ibrc
Sohter 6rl. gllmu 5id befanoen iif
ben lebten bierber geIansten gia4ria-
ten sufolgs in England.
Trau @eorge s.. 9 brer be.
fin6et Ii9 nil ibrer ShDdasrin IN
gao aiiiinsen unb osntt nidt Oaran
neoer por ben 5ranSolsu nod Dor o.n
Rnifen bic SSluht gu ergreifen.
Die ainoer ppn paitpr Or. Sa'
Ito6 gifer ipiFn niht, ub ibr;
0epeIte pom Sumitag ben 9ater sra
rei1t bat. Gs mar bis geItern q6enr
md, feline Ru6riht einqstrofien. De-
grieF, Der geitern au5 gao Bilounler
eintruf, 1oar nod opr Der 8riegsertld
rpna abgeqan9en.
llnier alter TreuuO s o bn Soft.
mann iibt III Rpbrba6 in Der 9TaI.
fsit. Solt,n bic 6ran3Oien tommen
er ipirb lie nit ieinem SanQ rStoI
seufeIs am Rbeine" in bic 5Ildt ihla.
! gen.
Sine hotbetdQie oeutIhe Sretiiu III
am Wtontag nit 5rau 9ertr II
aonoerinq qeb. 0oottarte aus
bem 2ebcn aeIfieoen, tnnig bstroueri
BON i6ren 2ie6en uno alien, bic ibr in
2e6en na6e geitdnoen. Sie bate bas
bote Qlier ron 81 Sabren crreift uut
mar bic @ittpe pou Sbepbor Spuoet
rina. Die 9esrbigung Der greiier
gionierin finbet am 8pnnerstat
Wloroen bon Srauerbauie, 951 Gdrr
StraBe, aus itatt. ipOrsuf in Der ct
9lntonius Stride Elm feierIifes Re
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

ben ein: 2egislatur, 9lidter, Ser.
lpoltumg imo aongreB, ndnii6: elm
9lppearidter, Common Yleasri6ter,
aongrebabgeorbnete, .Dlanootare Titr
Senat uno Observation-Disclosures,
Gountpclcrf, e6eriff gluoitor, Orei
@ountp.&omntiiiGre, S6aslnellter,
9iecoroer, Surpepor, Staatsanpalt,
Coroner, iowie je elm Mit9lieb oes
Staates lnto oes GountD.Gentrol-
Somnuittees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
3ofiti(@es.
staatslueite Trimarluablen f!nben
naditen 9ienitas 5nm eriten
Wal itatt.

Die beoauernswert6en Stimmgeber
bobcn aus 5000 aanoioaten 81
n1blen. - Wominationen iino fir
Gtaats. uno GountDamter gu ma'
den. - 9ie 9fepublifaner baben
Die meiiten aonteite. - Die aarlbi-
oaten fir @ounerneur uno Iur
gunoesienat. = aabe- uno Naus'
ipicl smiiden SOgan uno 2ens. -
.9im MO bit 0u?" = Die ber'
poritedcroiten Gigeni6aften oes
@oupernellrs.aanOiOaten Der Bro'
9reiiipen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

bdnpluna unb ipesen 9rnnffndt cine
Gkibungsfiase gestn gbus. q. pep'
per, ben iie am A. Tai 1907 bsiratbete.
anaettfenat. sic fiibrt II. ". an, odb
tr fid, trobosm sr elm suies einfnms
men hattie, getpeigert BABE, einen Ar3l
3u beiorgen, als iie unb ibre bier Sin.
Der erfranft tparen, ipesbalb iie frembe
6ilfs In aniprud nebmer mubtsn.
pboebe Spengler, geb.
anse, bic ii4 am 25. Ds5ember 1909
nit Waltsr 3. Spensler perbeirathste,
psrlanst cine Sdeibuns unb bic Sbe
but iiber ibre beiOen ainbsr, neil
Spsnslsr iie am 20. Suli 1912 in
sisburp Bart, n. g.. no fie oamals
ipobuten, i'm Std seIafI.n BAT.
@alina Rouft, seb. 2sDis.
Derlanst cine Sdsibung bon 2eonaro
goufe, neil bsrIelbe iie fortpGbrsnO
brutal bebanbelt bat unb fis ni4t ldns
ger nit ibm sufammen lsben fam. am
z. Wdr5 mibbanoelte sr fie berdrt,
bab bic poli5ei eini6reiten unb ibn
perbafien mubts. Sas paar, oas felt
iener 3eit sstreHnt Iebt, beirattete am
6. Wai 1912.
@irsinia =. Stad, geb.
Moriman, nil Don benz Gppfer 1bos.
8. Siad. ben lie am 18. Musuit 1906
beiratbets, pegsn glihtpsrforgung
brutalsr gebanblung unb 1runtIudt
sei4iebsn isin.
Ifies $. Wutb, 9odter bss
5errn 4ueuit &. Wutb, 524 Gale
aDsnue. mar Don ibrem eriten @dttsn
Ramens Rapp sei6isben. ais fis ii4
am 26. Sitpber 1912 nit Dem ebsns
fats i4On ssidieben setpeien.H 5a'
britantsn Sobn 8. SEATING perheirGs
tbete. g.itern erlanste bic drau Die
atpeite S9eibuns uHo 5par iaste ile
Dor Rittsr aiiosrs, Der an SteQe beg
abpsisnbsn Ridters Warner ben Jall
CUR gsrbanoluns aufnabm, bab asa'
ting iie brutal bsbanoelte unb and
ni6t in Der seb5rissn Weiie fit iIs
ssjorst babe, bis er iie gang unb aar
i'm Stide lieB. Muf fdhrte iie an.
bag sr DOR Ieinem WessebeK $3.50 DON
ibr aepumpt babe, Die er bis iest le4
noe, ni6t ipisSsr 5uriidbeaablt bate
0adlab Sahen.
Gli5abetb Slider III Ra4labpsrtpa!'
term BON Malier 3. Slider; psrloHa'
fen $1,000.
2lnna 6. Dirtb iit 9eitamsntspol' 1
ffr.derin Don Warsaretbe Wirtbi
Grunbeisentbum $1,000.
| 5bereis Batter iit 3eiiamsntsDol'
itredsrin bon George Batter; 9runo'
eisentbum $500.
elisabstb Wsrns 1T 5eitamenispoa'
| itr.dsrin pon Ioa RidoIioH; periona
lien $4,000.
| Winni. Solopap IN Ra&Iabber
paltsrin bon Sas. 8. TapIOr; periO
nalien $500.
Warp grimm III Teitamentspon
| firederin unb Ilniperfalerbiu oonSobl
Grimm; psrionalisu $1,000, Grunb
sisentbum $4,000.
1 @. 8. arsemann in 1sfam.ntspoll
Itreder DON Wm. Gdepers; periona
fen $4,000, @runoeiseHtbum $4,000.
Gnselbert grufe, Carthage. g.. Der
madt ieinDsrm0seu ieiner Satin Vi
na Catherine Gruie.
Catherine Wauiarb permddt ib
@ern,Dssn i6rer aboptipto4ter Win
ME Sol5.
syrunces 2obmaR psrma9t ibr Der
m5sen ibrem Scbn. Wartiu 2obmar
grf9iebenes.
Sampion M.ae bat cine Gorberun
i,ber $3.50 gessH 4bs 8. Diuiams Elm
settast.
5. 6. pierIon erlansie Elm urthi
iiber $163.51 sssen bic Goop.ratip
Smprobtmsnt 60.
So6n 9,feif.r. 1eitamen!spollft llftr.del
bdt eine Joro.runs iib<r $1,000 sese
@m. Dppsr uno bic WetropoIitd
! Sniuranee 60. sinsstlast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
ltnfane.

gine 8srleBuug an Der Siifts
400 fi9 Der &uti6er Soitpb VtiIler.
BON go. 8 Oit 6. StraBe gu, uIs fein
Qfero burhgino uno er BON Dem Was
sen aeiporfen purDe. Wtiller mubte
na6 Dem itGbtii4m SoipitaI aebra3t
iperpeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

Trancis 9intart, oon SO. 1906
So6n StraBe, peI4er nit ieinen 76
Sabren auBerIt qebre4Ii4 it, itir5te
an ber s5p6n uno 2ibertp StraBe nher
cine gorbT6melle uno 5og lid eine
id3pere 8erleunq ain Quge iolpte Nb@
Ihiirfunqen am &0rper gu, neldpe Or.
GtItein Derbdnn, Doruuf Der 9rets
burn bic Qotiaei nah Ieiner gBpbs
nung oebraat purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

@lnACrmirfenoe opera.
tion. Sin @ciangeuer i'm StoatS.
3udtbauS IN Canon Gitp IN GpIora-
90, Seff See, mar tobiiid1tia, iii nber
lett ourd, eina Speration noIlftdnoig
aeiitia aeiltno nenoroeu Die gIerjte
fonocn ndmIitn, Sob Gin ariodber-
IpIitter ouf ieiu @ebfrn oriidtc. sIls
bieIer entfernt mar, erbtelt Der MaER
isine aeifigs @slHEaRsik AsIiiG,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

rsridt Der 0roBsd&worsnen. -@ers
lanai gllimente. S4abeneriab.
ilassn. gxiHeibunssfdae.
oseeeiber fit Elm asidknbeftattunss>
eeT&dft. - Hadlabia9en. - 9ers
f4iebeHes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Oafe'Sau.
Gefrise RieberIase b.r
sReos' in philadelphia.

~
Sn benz sritsn SpisIe elmer piertdgie
gen Ssris snii5en unirsn .Rsbs"
uno ben sQndisrs" in Der Gtabt Der
9ruberliebe beoienien seitsrn Sdlsus
bsrsr ginsIing uuo Sanger glarte bas
GeidiiB fir Gineinnat; ssssn 7ineup
refp. Burns fir bic Gegner. Sm s.
9anse nurbs giuslius bur4 TousIab
abseI0it, ipGbrsno Der pbilaoelpbiusr
G4lsubsrsr bis gum gnbs oes Gpisls
auf ieinem goiten uerblieb. Gs mar
Elm beiber &f. in Incident bsios
&lubs NIT gHersie uno pisl 9ei4id
funttiOnirtsn unb ipuroe bsrIelbe erit
i'm II. 9anse oitrd einen sliidli6sH
5eimIaufs s9rsffer bes rQuGiers- gras
BATH CUR gnti6eiouns sebra6t. I'm
Ter bspGbrter S6DGrmer Woran, Der
i'm Wpntagsipiele perItbi ipurbe, mar
abpeisnb uno ipurbs bur9 ben Qps-
bslfer WilIer sriebt. lluiere Sunsens
ma6tsn 5 srsffsr unb / Jebler. s.geH
10 bssp. 2. Sduptlins Ser5ps uno
Hisboff mabten is 2 9reffer unb Sers
sog iln6 Daniels itablsn is cine gais.
Yinsling ianbte 2 2uftfd9ler 5ur
8ant, sesen 8 bes 9ineup unb per-
i6entte nur 2 GrsipGife, ssseH 5 oes
G.sner. Gaion unb auislep, Die llns
sliidsraben Der Rsbs, lparen Die
g&iebsridter unb psrbannt.n Wlillsr
ipessn isinsr 3unssnfsrtistsit aug
bsm Gpiels.
Die stfrigsn Spiele:
gincinndti .00020001000- 3
pbilaosIpbia 0o020000101- 4
gbirasp .100o000o0- L
Rsp yort .00000220*--4
ct. aouis :. .ooo0oO0o0- 0
groOiIpn .000o000o1- /
ptttsburg .Ooo00000o- o
Bottom !. .01000000*- I
Seuis glahmittas siusites GpisI ber
Serie spiiden .Rsbs" uno sQud'
lssrs' tn pbiIabslpHia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05

5euts Rattmittus Sipsites Spisl Der
Serie spii4tn ~Rsbs" uno sQuds
|ssrs' tn pbilabslphia.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
FLORENCE MINE
STILL SHOWING
UP SPLEND|DLy
Net Profits of Production During
March Will Approximate Twen-
ty-five Thousand.
SUCH IS THE OPINION OF
SUPERINTENDENT CLAPP
Rich Orebody Recently Opened Up
Above 15O-Level Exposed mt
New Point.

When settlement is obtained from
the Western Ore Purchasing compa-
ny in the next few days for shipments
of ore made, the month of March
will be shown to have been the best
period in the operation of the Flor
ence mine during the last three
years. 1t will be surprising if the
net profits of the company for it's
February operations do not approx
mate the sum of $4,000.
The above predictions are based
upon statements made yesterday by
General superintendent Harry b.
Ciapp of the Florence Goldfield Min
ing company. Mr.. Clapp is highly
pleased with the showing made by
the mine during last month and is
equally confident that it will main
tain itself in like manner during the
that in view of the improvement in
the general average value of the ore
extracted no attempt was made dur
ing March to hold the output up
to the record of February when ap-
prCximately /, 900 tons were shipped.
However, the shipments during last
month were normal in volume.
The most satisfactory results con-
tinue to attend the exploration of the
rich orebody revealed several weeks
ago in branch raise off the main
raise from the main north drift on
the 150-foot level to the 100-foot lev
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04

Although General Manager n. NJ.
Simpson has not for a week lssueu
a statement upon the conditions pre-
yailing, great interest continues TO pe
evinced not only by the local puDilc
but mining investors generally IN 'he
discovery of ore on the 1750-foot lever
of the property of the Atlanta Mines
company in the long cross-cut from
the main or St. Ives smart OF the
Goldfield Merger Mines company. un-
official reports are to the erect INA.
the exploration of the strike IS stlli
being attended by the most gratify-
ing results, fully substantiating the
observation of Manager Simpson
made in his statement of a week ago.
that 1.-The development in the Atlanta
is fraught with large importance not
on,v tn the Atlanta but to the entire
district
In view of particular state
ment of Manager Simpson and the
nersistency of rumOrs that the strlKe
is splendidly maintaining ltsell,
significance attaches to the annual
meeting in Goldfield next Tuesday OF
the stockholders of the Atlanta COM
pany. At that time he will submit a
full report upon present conditions IN
the property. The document is ex-
pected to contain much to interest
not only the stockholders OF that
company but all persons with local
Investments and the mining fraternity
generally.
Goldfield Consolidated
While developments during the
last week have been of a routine
character, the properties of the Gold
field Consolidated Mines company
have splendidly maintained them
selves. sending their usual quota OF
ere to the mill. 1t is expected that
the preliminary estimate of earnings
for the month of March, which VIII
be issued within the next week or ten
days. will show continuance of the
gratifying conditions that have al
ways attended the operations OF the
company.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
STOCKHOLDERS ARE
PAYING PROMPTLY
LITTLE STOCK OF DIAMOND
FIELD COMPANY WILL GO
DELINQUENT.

Capital stock of the Diamondfield
Black Butte ReOrganized Mining
company upon which the recently
levied initial assessment of one-half
cent a share remains unpaid, will
be come delinquent next Friday,
April 10. Secretary-treasurer Harry
B. Ruhl states that only compar-
ative few of the stockholders of the
company have thus far neglected to
nav the assessment and he predicts
that none of the stock will be sold
for the assessment. The work of
prospecting the various workings OF
the property, located in the Diamond
field section of the Goldfield district,
to determine the most advantageous
point at which to prosecute future de-
velopment, is still in progress and
o. erations upon an extensive scale
will be inaugurated in the near fu-
ture.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
STRIKE IS MADE
IN COD. GROUND
THREE FEET OF GOOD ORE RE-
VEALED ON INTERMEDIATES
LEVEL.

Three feet of ore, which, Judging
from it's appearance, will easily run
$40 a ton, was revealed this morning
by south crOsscut recently started
from the east drift on the 26O-foOt
intermediate level of the Victor shaft
on the property of the C. o. ID. Con-
solidated Mining company, which is
being operated under long time
lease by the Nevada Cooperative
| Mining company. Assays of samples
from the new strike are now being
made.
Manager J. K Turner is highly
pleased with the development and
believes it will prove discovery Of
Importance. The find Is the down
ward extension of an orebOdy opened
up some time ago on the 2O0-fOOt
level of the property.
According to Manager Turner the
property will in few days again be,
come a shipper. as a direct result of
the operations of the leasing COM
pany. 1t is calculated that the prop
erty will ship fifty-ton carload OF
ore every other day. Manager Tur-
ner estimated that there is at present
in sight in the workings. ready to be-
broken down and shipped, 5000 tons
of ore.
The ore will be treated at the Bon
ME Clare mill of the Jumbo Exten-
sion Reduction company, arrange
ments having been completed for the
use of the battery OF five stamps OF
the twenty-stamp mill that was for
merly given over to the treatment OF
Florence mine ore. The treatment OF
the C. o. d. ore will in no way intei-
fere with the handling by the mill or
ore from the Jumbo Extension mine
to which ten stamps are devoted
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
EXCELLENT RESULTS ATTENDING
MANHATTAN District OPERATIONS

will show that the ore plated $40 a
ION, in addition to tailings valued at
$50 a ton. The lessees have large
tonnage of ore blocked out in their
workings and it is their intention to
extract and mill it as fast as pos
sible
Mushett and Wittenberg. operators
of a quartz lease on the southern por-
tion of the Union Nine claim of the
Manhattan Dexter property, and
Thomas Willett, a placer mine oper-
ator, have entered into an agreement
for the development of the placer de-
posits on the surface of the ground.
The lessees will supply the necessary
water from their 600-foot shaft, from
which they are at present pumping
about 100000 gallons daily.
Excellent progress is being made
in the exploration of the rich strike
made recently on the Reid-Wann
lease on the April Fool claim of the
property of the Seyler-Humphrey
Mining company. Good ore is ex-
posed in the west drift on the vein
on the tunnel level
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
ATLANTA ANNUAL
MEETING TUESDAY
MANAGER SIMPSON WILL MAKE
COMPLETE REPORT UPON
STRIKE.

In consequence of the big strike
made on the l750-foOt level of its
property in the long southwest cross.
cut from the main of st. Ives shaft
of the property of the Goldfield Mer
ger Mines company, great interest at
taches to the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Atlanta Mines
company which will be held in Gold
field next Tuesday afternoon.
General Manager Simpson will sub
nit at the meeting a full report on
the strike made in the property, 1t is
learned, giving a complete descrip-
tion of the orebody revealed and
other data, which will unquestion-
ably prove interesting to all the
stockholders and the general mining
public.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04

Advices from Manhattan are to the
effect that the district is showing up
exceedingly we'll under the develop
mert work in progress on the various
properties. At the property Of the
Manhattan Consolidated, the west
drift on the 200-fOOt level is expos
ing about two feet of ore that yields
assays of SIG ton. The face of the
south drift on another vein on the
same level shows two feet of ore that
samples $40 a ton. There has been
a slight increase of water recently,
due largely to the melting of snow on
the surface of the ground. BY pump
ing two hours each day, the operat-
ors are successfully handling the
flow, which measures about 1900
gallons.
Whitman and Millsap, lessees on
the Manhattan Early property, re-
Gently made their initial cleanup
from 10 tons of their ore run at the
Rogers mill The bullion has been
shipped and the lessees expect to OBJ
tain returns upon it in the next few
Gays. They estimate that the returns
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-04
CONDITIONS At
ORC IMPROVING
LATE DEVELOPMENTS IN KEEP
ING WITH ACCEPTED
THEORY.

Notwithstanding the fact that op-
erations have been considerably him
dered by the breakage of several sets
of timbers in the shaft, lue to NOV
ing ground, developments at the
property of the Goldfield Orc Mining
company during the last two or three
days have been of an exceedingly
pleasing character, tending to sub
stantiate the general belief among
local mining men conversant with
conditions that a discovery of impor-
tance will be made there in the near
future.
After passing through a body of
quartz, fifteen feet in thickness, and
entering again the andesite forma-
ton, the shaft at a depth of 755 feet.
has exposed another body of quartz
material which, in importance of ap-
pearance surpasses any geological
condition previously revealed in the
operation of the property. The lat
est development is further proof of
the accuracy of the accepted theory
that the Orc shaft would, as have
others along the Columbia Mountain
fault plane, expose several bodies OF
quartz like the two already revealed
before disclosing ore of commercial
value.