davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

The race in question will call into
action the six leading riders at the
track. On one team will be Champion
Frank Kramer and the noted Gave
Man." Frank Cavanagh. Some team,
as those who have seen them ride.
will tell YOU Then we have another
team. composed of Walter Rutt, the
worlds champion. and Jackie Clark,
The Rocket" Some team also goes
fer that aggregation. But there is
another pair to be considered, for on
the third team are to be Alfred Goul-
let. a rare spTanter, and Alfred Grea-
da. the "Old Hoss." who Is looked
upon as one of the best 'pullers' at
the Velodrome Surely that should
be a great event. and the fan who
picks the winner will be entitled to all
the credit in the world. The riders
do not know about this race them
selves. and will not know until they
reao it in the Evening Star. What
they will say about it would be worth
while printing. and maybe we will
get few statements from the boys
on just what they think about the
team contest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

Floyd MacFarland. the general
manager of the Cycle Racing Asso-
citation, through whose efforts and in
genuity the bike fans have been able
10 witness the greatest racing in the
history of the game in this city, has
arranged a team match race for next
Wednesday night at the Velodrome
that should prove a bear" of the first
magnitude. Mae" after consider
able thought and a lot of study,
dashed off the names OF six cyclists,
coupled in pairs. and asked Poke
Freeman, the greatest press agent in
the world, what he had to say about
il Poke, who. by the way, generally
moves rather slowly. took a clipper
when MacFarland explained the race
10 him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

on the Rutt-Clark team are two
fast sprinters, and angle may come
up that will give one or the other an
advantage at a certain time. 1t IS
presumed. of course, that Rutt will do
the sprinting. but the "Weltmeister'
is such a magnanimous fellow that he
may decide to take" Clark if he
feels that that would be the best way
to win the race. But worlds
champion pulling" a titleless rider
wouldn't just look right, and few rid
ers. you can bet would do it, yet
Rntt. who always wants to win, may
humble himself for the sake of vic
tory.
GouIlet and Grenda are not to be
overlooked, by any means. "Goullie'
can win. if he gets the breaks" just
as veil as the next one. He is bet
ter battler than Kramer or Clark
and he is just as good mixer and a
trier as Rutt. He is game rider.
No one can take that away from him.
He has shown that ON numerous oc-
casions and he gave more evidence of
it in the match Wednesday night with
Clark Goullet will battle, and
good battler has a good chance to win
this team race. 1t is no place for a
faint heart
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

*. S. G-7Lesal questions are not
answered i'm this column.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

j. p. N:
Please furnish me with detailed in
formation concerning an all-troliey
route from Newark to Hartford,
Conn. ID. a.
Leave Newark via either the Plank
road or Turnpike cars and ride to the
Jersey City terminal Cross on the
Pennsylvania ferry to Courtlandt
street, New York, and walk up 10
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12


Is there premium listed on a
silver dollar dated 1904? f. Is.
According to our authority, silver
dollar dated 1904, with a good pedi-
gree, recently was sold for $4,000. l
would advise you to show the coin
to d recognized coin dealer and ask
his advice about the coin. You may
have diamond in the rough in your
coin. -...-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

co,nalIa W,iphl
The state Of Oklahoma Va sam
I.aa
rbe C,tv of Guthrie Va Charles
King
rba civ of Gntbrle va VIM hitter
bnsch
The cilv of ruthrle ys Row Kelso
rho citv or Cuthri. va Roy Erlso
rhursdav. lime 18th. to1a
The state Of 0Elsnom. vs. Jndle
fa,l,,ne
Tbo qtote ~ oklahoma Va 4se, n
p,oota
The state Of oklahoma VS. Henry
Lewis
Rosa proolee Va Atchison Toneks
4 santa ne PATHWAY compsny
Wiluam price infant VS. 81 Iohu
Grand Lodge A # q A. NJ. OKLA.
& G Alline VS. The CITY of Guthrie
Board Of Education OF city OF
Guthrie vs. Guthrie Gas, Light, Fuel
g Inn Co
The State Of oklahoma. ex rel John
Adams yg. &. il. Griswold et al.
The BOARD of County Commission
ers OF logan county V. c. II. Girls
void
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
In the World of Sport.


had becsme the property Of the negro
A.eordne 10 Gustemalan Indian cua
tom, TIE father Of the girl was elm
mated from the matter by his uulucEg
rast ot me dice 50 zurela entered
MI, negotiations With the negro tt
Offered him thirty pesos for the gIr
Inc negro refused.
Venaeanoe on tile Girl
soon after Williams lett f9f Ids
Nafl tnree men appeared al the shan
is II Is said lhe ers 1dreils q
pean named Pedro sni 4 nsit creed
Williams had occasion Is ea to the
shanty q few Laal4 is,aa iied %
nearby tree 4as aa Indian s.li aut,l
atad Nitn knives last before 6ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

New orleans. May aS The united
Fruil COMPANY has finally secured
this facts about The race riot repoitsi
10 have occurred on one az its plan.
tauuns in Guatemala IN which IL il
reported sixty four negroes and prom
sllF one hundred Indians were k,llVi
Sm0idefins race hatred ot lie ha-
i've Indians for negroes intIanied hl
one Of The negroes winning The lndisn
girl Mazda. from her father al dice
ana his refusal 10 sell nsr hazel 10
native is reported 70 lie the cadss ol
the troubie Tne story came % NeN
Orleans pg mail
The negro. Clarence Williams 10
bean working on lie Ieuhusna farm
one Of number oi plantations Tie
United i'rdir comy am operates "a The
MOntleua river district, according L,
the story He had incurred Tie haired
ot many Of the Indians because of ui'
proNess with dice
ather Wagered Ills Daughter
III game recently IN Which Na
1ada's father participated be won ~
1.-The old poems money and thea 'Ma
ltemalnn fashion, The old man wanefe'
HIS daughter He ldsI A. / faft Ton
larry among these lndianA, III" rlfl dN
not object to her part OF ihe lrao
Iiion aud was taken 10 the shani
Tie American negro
Cnristofo 2arela i balinreed tHa
of A neighbarins farm had "aN'''
Mazda as a wife for HES son aui wa
mcenaed when he learned that ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder Sures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism, ana all irregularities OF
the Kidneys and bladder in both men
and women Regulates bladder trod-
bles in children II not sold by yodi
druggist, will he sent by mail on re
ceipt Of 81 90 one small bottle Is
two months treatment and seldom
fails to perfect a cure Send Tor tes
timoniais from his and other states
DR. f. w. Hall. 1926 olive Street, ST
Louis Mo Sold BY druggists. .--Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
DISTRICT COURT
CASES, JUNE TERM


Monday, June lst, 1919
Arrainnmehla 10 criminal cases
All motions ana dehufiefl ia ei'''
cases
Monday, June ihth. l9l''
State OF oklahoma ys iesse kemp
The CitY or chthne Jon"
Hnusehoider
The '1ty a. Guthrie W. Ad"lpi
Fehrman
Tie city uf t'uthtie Ys Ad"lpt
fehfman
The CIV of Guthrie VS. Adolpi
Fehrman
rhe state of oklahoma ys Willr
neaslev
The Ci,y of Guthrie w. Charlie,
Toliiser
ill.,. CIV of Guthrie We tloyf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
WANTS
CLASSIFIED

Proposals for lavatory building Ds.
partment Of the Interior. ONCE of lndian
Affairs Washington, u C.. MAY Y, lsl4'
Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the
outside Of ihe sealed envelope. "PropDs-
els for f.avato.y Annex to Brick Lormi-
oly, Chegonne and Arapaho Indian
school. oklahoma" and addressed 70 me
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. wash
inston, ~ C.,' Will be received q the
Indian office until 2 o'clock p nj. OF June
l2 1914 for furnishing materials and "a e.
bon for the construction Of lavatory
por Tor the construction of lava
tory annex to brick dorrnitoiy ~,
the Cheyenne and Araphho In
dian School oklahoma In Ftrcf a. p
cdrdsnce with The plans spseifiealip
aud instructions TO bidders Which may
he examined q the office of me paper
OF periodical in which this advertisement
appears tine =. S indian Warehouses AZ
Nhicssoi Ill, st. Louie Mo ana 0msts'
kebr the Builders Exchange, 81, Paul
Tinn. aud at The School, For further
nfolmstion apply tG the superintendent
II the Cheyenne and Arapahe ind,af
,ahGoi Darlington, Oklahoma. Cato
!elis Commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Games Today.

Joplin al MsAiester
Fort smith al Miiskogee.
Oklahoma CITY at Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Games Today.

Chicago at New YORK
81. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washinelon
Gle, e.ahd at Boston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
xM@ Il " n W M n y n v n n \ n
|E FEDERAL LEAGUE. II
u u " " " ~ N w. n y Is IL SE "
Results Yesterday Y.

Baltimore, ST. Louis, ;
All other games postponed; rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
NEW CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS "a STATE.

4 District No l.-Ottawa, Craig. =
= Nowata, Washington. Usage. q
= Delaware, May or. Rogers Tulsa =
| & and fawnee.
y District No -.-Adair Sequcy- .
= ah. Wapdner, cherokee, Mnsko- 4
+ gee. Haskell, Icintoah. and 81. q
= milgee
lr District No. J lie Flnre, iaii- :
T. ner. pmabure. Atoka. Pnshma- =
- iaha. MaCa'1ain, Ch"ctaw. "
= BRYAN, Marsh I'll. carter, aud =
= Love.
IL District No. Greek. Lincoln. y
y Okfnskee. Sen.ipole. Pottawato- =
y ME, Pontotoc. Hughes. Johnston, "
4 and Coal.
" District No. 5.-Payne, logan, =
= Oklahoma. Cleveland. McClain. "
u Garyin. and Murray. y
4 District No. 6.-Blaine. King y
Z fisher Canadian. Caddo. Grsady. y
y romanche. stephens, Jefferson. =
| y and Cotton.
l'e District No. Fills. Roger >
y Mills, Dewey, Cuseer, Beckham, e
" WashIta. Kiowa, Greer, Jackson, y
v Harmon, and Tiilmsn. y
IR District No s.-Cimarron, =
X Texas. Beaver. Harper. Wood y
z ward. Major. Woods. Alfalfa. y
4 Grant, Garfield. Kay. and Noble y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

Games Today,
Pittsburgh al Baltimore.
Brooklyn al Buffalo
Only two games scheduled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
IL MM IL "a NJ " u ~ & & M II " u "A Il
" NATIONAL LEAGUE. n
u " u u VI II x ~ IS " n n n v =


Results esrerosy.
Boston, Z. ST. Ionis A.
Cincinnati, s; Philadelphia, s
New York, 3; Chicago, l.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn, rain.
Games To-day.
Philadelphia AT Pittsburgh
81. Louis at Chicago
Only two games scheduled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Ew ER ~ * u u ~ u IS u VI u n
|S AMERICAN LEAGUE. n
4N " " " II " " " q u n n n ,
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Washington, z; Detroit =.
Boston, 3 Cleveland, 1.
Philadelphia, | st Louis J called
end sixth inning rain .ses,Gsssss33sss ss:.s3s
Chicago New York rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

as Ne@ ~ ~ NJ E NJ q
= AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS =
ssN NsssH ys@xs n \ y y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

Games To-Day.
I iucoin OF Denver.
Topeka AZ 50 loseph
Wichita al bea N0ines
Omaha al Sioux CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
FARMS WANTED.
MONEY to LOAN, CITY PROPERTY

PLENTY OF money to loan on desir-
able Guthrie :ity property Ihe
Guthrie Building 4 Loan Association
~ NJ. Bronson. Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

NM IA h Ms = n o. "a Il Il Il il
Is WESTERN LEAGUE. NJ
2 n 81 gaa Il E 81 w r Il II IS n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Results Yesterday.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Milwaukee at Cleveland.
Kansas City at indianapolis
Minneapolis a. Louisville.
81. Paul at Columbus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

bon BeBolo nit pentgen 8orten nn6
einem ber5li9en Slid auf!" ermt-
bert purbe. 9an1 begarm Die Meuiif
einen luitigen Mari9 un6 5og Der ibr
~folgen6en &11tf9e boral1s 6ur6 Die
5palier biloenben Gadeltrdger, 6ie
glei9 binter ibnen @tebenoen rt4t
miibe tpl1r6en nit freu6igen 3uru<
fen.
Dem Sngenieur tparen 6erartige
Spationer ni9ts Scenes, er batte tie
i6on otter uausgeltanoen," fie riibr-
ten ibn ni@t mebr. &eute aber tparet1
file linn gero6e 3utptoer. Dte @5ene
NIT 2isI, Tires @aters 500 bei iet-
mem @in5uge, 6a5mii@en audi Ser
mdrdenbafte @ilberitouen, 6ieie &C.
oanten beidaftigen i'm, mabpeno ct
Sen linn 8urufen6en f@einbar %erfreut
amnidte.
Sim 8oitbouie angelangt, berab<
i6ieoete ct ii9 bon 6em Doftor mn6
bot ibn 1to9mols, benz %bertpun6eten
Md6den o1f feline @ednn1ng ale 111t
er6enfIi@e Sorgfalt angeoetben gu
|~.loiie1t, tpas bieier audi obne 6ie leb<
tere @eriiderung fir feline bei1ige
NfIitbt erfIGrte. @onr begab ct it@
a1,f iein 3imrner.
0ortiebnng folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
@ebt 6eigem,e>r1p
bem bartleibiget1 3inbe.
8pr5hsIides n6rndt-2azattp" Tam ben
tuetden fletnen MfaBer, Seller uber
Gtngetuetber tttdt f9aben.

gef9aut oie 8unge. geutterl &enn
beIegt, bn1rn ge~brouden Der Muge11, Qe>
Der urb @ingetpeibe Gurer @lei,en iofnr>
tige @einigung. 8enn eigenfinnig, mi.
6%erfpeniig, ungeborfam, penn e5 nt1t
i9ldft, tbt poer natiirlid barbelt, pher
menn es fieberii@ 1T, lauren Nagen.
i4le4ten Ntbem bot; ipenn fet1 Gals
tpe5 1T, eS an 9iorrb6e leioet, poq ru3
@rfdltnmg If, gibt inn einen Sbeel5ff<
fe1 poo, California ~Seigen Spr,lp,. NIB
beritopffe 8eug, Sic u~nperbaute Rab.
rurg :unb fa11re Cole langfam befeitiat
aus ben fIetnen Ragen ofne ametfem,
,u1b SIR babt ipieoer Elm gefunbes. ters
griigte6 8irb. Jrugt grre11 9ottm fn
cine b0<gert 6laf@e .galifornta emaw'
Of Eigs," tDelde bone Antpetfuuetn Is
Babies. atnber fegliden alters Ht Ne
grtpadfene entbdM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
3 d. :

TIM prnftif4. - u@S 1T
aIIo anes 5pii9er unS alts?"
Plus nn6 borbei! @iini9en Sie
SIRE 8riefe 5ltriiid, ,1ein &err?"
rsS@9 m0dte b0flt9ft barum gebe-
ten babe11, mein Gr6,1let11. ~. bel
lei9t fant id 6ie @riefe on6erpeitig
b%ertper6en.."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

Ser foIgfame &nobe. -
Sd femme metnen Sobn.... Dorum
nabm i@ ibn mir i@on INN elf ubr
Dor, u&0r' mal, SSunge," fprob id,
lieut. mittng fommt 9nfel @i1tbal6.
Snfel bat frur11ne 8eitte. Sc tpdire
unididlt@ un6 er tpiir6e es iebr libel
nebmen, tpenn 61t ettpa ladteft."
uSh Hapa! @as 6enfit ou oenn
n1tr?"
MlS aber 9nfeI9en tpirfIi@ 50 tpor,
f6rttt Grib in meitem &reiie nm i'm
berum uno fpro@: ~l1n6 men1 eetto
jar feene Scene bat - id Ia9e midi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
bunerlltil0es.

Gin 8erIiner Sunge. =
MIs i6 6as lektemal in 8erlin tpar,
iebe i9 unnter ben 2inoen," pte Elm
gr0Berer Sl1nge einen fleineren gatt5
i6mmerli6 berbaut. S@ pen6e mid
an ben gr0Beren un6 iage:
u@enn i@ iebt @etn &ater tpare,
ib tniiroe Dir ober cine gang fraftige
Yortion berabfolgen."
0aranf fommt prompt Ste Mnt=
MORT:
Set @ergniigen f0nn' sc baben;
incline Sne is @itttpe!"
nngeeigneter- B1ab. -
Eo9ter Unit einem @erebrer bon Ser
@Qrtenbanf o1fipringeno): n@apa,
lieber @apa, mir baben unS gefun-
6en!"
@ater (reiigniert fetnen SUIT Be-
I6o11en6, ser amf Ser @anf lag):
vMeine1 @egen, &in6er; - aber
mnBte es gerooe ouf meinem SUIT
fein!"
Mms ser @9u1e.- r9ebrer::
u@er fam Mir fagen, nas uMono=
pol" be6entet?"
@@ilerin: Das flemmen fi6 6ie
9eutttants ins @uge."
mnbeforgt.- Cine Ser Ebetl<
nebmerinrert an ser @egelfabrt be-
merffte, 6aB Der &apttan re6t ber-
orieBIi9 6reini6altte.
Isl SIT irgen6 etnas nt@t in Sr6-
nrnq, SEER @upitGn?"
vMner6ings = Sos Stel1errsl16er iit
gebro9en."
uDos ma6t ni9ts... bas miro
gemib nieman6 benterfen, eS lit ia
obnebin imrter unter @alier."
Go1gfam.- Cine M11tter gibt
ibrem Sobnlein quite 2ebren. Inter
anoerem iagt iie ibm, er io1le ME auf
morgen berf@ieben, mas' er be11te tbnr
- 81, Momo," rtef Der neine
aus, rbanr laB' urs bod ben
iibrig %gebIiebene11 Mpfelfu9en nod
bente oben6 efien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

!, Sic famen ibr befonnt
b o r. = Sci einem Beiu9 I'M Bfarr-
bol1ie drBerte ft@ cine Game, als fie
sic @farrersgatttn bel Ser @rbeit
trof: n@as fir biibfde &nopfe, Sie
90 an sic @elte SSbres lieben Man-
mes 16beni sic fomrren mir formli9
befant Dor. @iiien @te audi, 6aB
mein Mann einmal gang abnlide
&n0pfe an ietner @eite getragen
bot?"
SOS farm i9on iein," meinte Die
@farrersgattin. n@ir baben ale 6iefe
&nopfe I'M &lingelbelttel gefun6en!"
Gin tm6tiger Munn. -
Gin engliider @iifar iudte iIngft
6ur6 cine Mn5eige in Ben 3eitungett
einen S%rganiiten. Inter Ben Mnttpor.
ten, 6ie er erbielt, tpar audi sic fol-
gen6e: rSebr geebrter @err! Sd leie,
6aB Sic einen Soften fir einen Or
ganiiten nn6 Mhniiflebrer baben,
gleidbiel, Oh Game o6er &err. so
i6 bei6es Idngere 8eit gepeien BIN,
m06te i@ MIDI lint 6ieien Soften Be-
mer0en. ..."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19


Set. Ser Eaufe. - Sn elmer
Dorffir6e in England eri9ien Elm
@bepaar NIT einem @n6e CUR Saufe.
Ser @eiitli6e nabm 6as &in6 auf
oie Mrn1e un6 iagte: ~2iebe 6reun6e,
mir 1in6 bier gu ernltem 3bun ber-
eirigt. Mon meiB ME, mas aus einem
S&inbe aqes per6en fam. 8ieIei4t
miro CT Elm beribmter Mann mie
Metpton, ober Elm GROCER Stoatsmam
mte @laoftone; bielleidt miro al19 er
einmal Bremterminiiter. Muf >pelde
@amet ion id 6ns &in6 taufen?"
~MarD Mnn," antportete 6ie Mmt,
ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Ser fIeine @ifenfrefie1

Ser fIeine @iienfreier.
- u&omm, Sre66ie, mir tpolen NIT
einan6er boren!"
,rg5ee, @iGie, id trau MIDI nidt!
@enn's meine Mutter erfdbrt, frieg'
id efli9 @are."
uMber mie 1on's 9eine Mutter
6enn erfabren?"
vSebr einfa9: mer11 1ie Sen Doftor
aus el1rem @auie fommen iiebt."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
CLOSE MINE PENDING
RATE ADJUSTMENT
Rico-Wellington Wants Low
er Ore Rate to Salt Lake
Smelters.

At a special meeting OF the Rico ell
ington board OF directors, held yesterday
il was decided to close the mine at RICO
Colo, until some concessions can be Sc
cured In the rates on ore from the minis
TO the smelters in this valley, The situa-
tlon Is set forth in detail In tho followinl
statement issued by the management o.
the company:
w. Lester Mangum, secretary of the
Rico Wellington Mining company
states that few weeks ago, under
invitation from tho management; j.
NJ. Bidwell, manager OF the American
Smelling 6 Refining company. and
Mr. Wilson, engineer for the same IN
terests, mnde a trip of inspection OF
our properties at Rico, Colo, FOR the
purpose OF determining II there was
a sufficient tonnage of ores available
TO Justify cooperation on their part
toward securing freight and freat-
ment rates that would justify the
Rico wellington Mining company IN
moving the blocked out tonnage OF
copper ores.
Under present market conditions we
feel that we are only receiving ap-
proXimately 90 per cent In net re-
turns on our ores Of the amount we
are entitled to. Under these condi-
tions 1t was decided by the board; In
special session yesterday. that the
property be closed down until SUCH
time as readiustmcnt OF rates just-
ies resuming operations. We have
every reason to believe that snelter
and railroad officials VIII cooperate
with us in securing the necessary ad-
iustments. as IL is To their interests,
as well US ours, TO keep this tonnage
moving.
]. c. Jensen. general manager OF
the company, states that We have a
nice tonnage OF low-STade copper ores
blocked. and that while we could con-
tinue 10 ship product that We would
he justified in handling. the extra ex-
pense incurred IN mining and handling
the commercial ore separa To- from the
low grade necessarily mined al the
same time, make the costs attaching
TO the commercial orc too excessive,
and through the small tonnage thus
shipped IL necessarily makes over
head expenses disproportionate. IF wo
could mine and ship ore rs enCoun-
tered. which would he entirely fc9si-
ble under proper adjustment of rates.
the mine could earn a nice profit
regularly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
GET GOOD ORE FROM
MILL. CANYON LEASE

Ben Goodhue and Walter Armstrong
are working lease on the Silver Clond
mine, about mile and half above Mill
canyon, says the Eureka, New, Sentinel
They are getting good results and have
OUT about ten tons of ore that will 90
IN the vicinity of slo5 per ton. 81
The Sutherland-T -Tadlocl lease on the
Maid Queen mine is taking out about a
quarter of ton daily of ore that viii
go well up to 5000 per ton. This en-.
terprising finn of lcasers is making
good money: They have been WORKING
on the Maid Queen since last July and
are well pleased with the results from
shipments so far, but this next shipment
promises to be record breaker.
captain j. b. Menardi, president Of
the Cortez Mining 6 Reduction com.
Pany, is in Beowawe, superintending the
loading Of another tbirty-ton car of con.
centrates. The company has a number
of cars made and stored at Mill canyon,
which to haul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

The company's mining property was
leased to the Quntn Mining company
until May %, 1913. when the lessee dis
continued work and legally forfeited the
lease. Since that time tho company has
employed a watchman a portion OF the
time and has had some other expenses
at the mine. including doing assessment
work on It's unpatented claims and Keep
ing the shat: unwa tered. Toward the
close OF the year a small amount OF
prospecting was done on company ac-
count. Tie only other work done dur
ing the year was by lessees- These made
some ore shipments from which the
company derived royalties aggreSatins
s578.S6. Operat tons during the year
were in charge OF l. A. Friedman, gen.
eral manager.
During the autumn the board OF di-
reotors decided that before undertaking
q. new campaign OF development work a
careful geological eXamluation Of the
mine should be made by some competent
engineer, and C. w. Poole was em-
ployed for this purpose. His report was
In due time submitted to the board OF
directors.
The company has let several blocks Of
ground 10 leSsees, who are now working
Uhe same. 4 small amount OF prospect
Ing is being done on company account
Opera tions a the mine are now in charge
OF c. W. Poole, who has been elected
general manager. Vice l.. 4. Friedman,
resigned.
The coppany's present salary list con-
sisJs OF $50 per month TO the secretary
and 5000 per month TO the general man
ager. Respectfully submitted.
G. ii. DERN, Secretary,