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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-06-05
Ouerdoing Specialization

SO often have we been told that this age is one of spe-
ciaizati"n that we are beginning to believe it, says the
Engineering and Mining Journal. In some ways we are
sorry FOR it. There is, undoubtedly, such a thing as too
much specialization. On the other hand, one may be so
broadminded that by increasing the area too much the
thickness may be reduced to the danger point. There is a
happy medium to be sought in all things, and in nothing
more than in mining engineering. Perennially we are re-
called with the ancient admonition to skin our knuckles on
the rocks and eschew yellow leggings and tall buildings.
These advice distributors fail to take into account the fact
that the acknowledged, tallbuilding jewellers usually have
gained honor through field work, having formerly suffi-
GENTLY skinned their knuckles-and other parts of their
bodies. 1t is not really necessary to maintain a perma-
nently skinned condition to be efficient.
The European war demonstrates that it is not neces-
sary actually to point a gun by sight that the targets may
be struck. A acknowledged, %unskinned mathematician in
a tall building, many miles away, may efficiently direct the
pointing of that gun, knowing the range and the carrying
power of the explosive he is going to use. So may a min
ing engineer know many things without being on the spot
and being subject to SHINING. Skinned knuckles do not
signify the high-class mining engineer, any more than a
"cauliflower ear" denotes a fistic champion. Either NAV
be acquired without proficiency. Practice is, of course,
an essential to success; but there are other essentials to
which attention must also be given. The prospective
mining engineer should strive to acquire a diversity of &C
complishment. BY dint of persistent effort he may even
acquire the art OF writing Sranmat1Cally. We should GER
tanly advise him to do so.
The Western Miner, published at Reno, says: The
troublesome litigation that has clouded the Goldfield sit
uatiOn for several months past has been officially an
nounced as settled. This news is welcomed bv the invest
ors whether they live i'll Nevada or outside the state.
l HOUSINGS O people III ndQ invested their money III
Goldfield when the market was in full swing and high
prices prevailed would have soon become disheartened and
sold out their holdings at great losses. AS matters now
stand, everyone who holds Goldfield stocks feels safe, and
from now on this district will undoubtedly receive the at
tention that it rightly deserves from those interested in
mining. Much credit is due to the parties connected with
the litigation for the good judgment they have displayed
in coming to an amicable settlement. 1t is usual in cases
of this kind where there are millions of dollars worth of
mining property at stake, for years of costly litigation to
ensue. The 1itigants must have realized that in a long
drawn out affair both sides would not be gaining ANYTHING,
and if any kind of a fair understanding could be reached.
ment."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

yantes, Sc dicto sentencia confrmando
la de la Corte de Distrito de Humacao
de Noviembre IL, 1914.
Sc dict6 resolution ordenando Sc re-
mita copia de la solicitud para admi-
sion al ejercicio de la abogacla sin exa-
men presentada por Oscar B. Fraser, a
la Comisi6n de Reputation para su IN
forme.
Tambi6n Sc dicto sentencia en- ell ca
so 731, Ell Pueblo v. Eladia Pellot, et
al. infracci6n al artlculo 141 del C0di-
go Penal, declarando sin lugar ell re
curse confrmando la apelada de la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla de Julio
II, 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
Corte Suprenna

Enero 26-En ell case No. TO, El
Pueblo v. Julian P. Sevillano, infrecclon
Al art. 553 del Codigo Penal, Sc cele-
hr6 Ia vista con asistencla lntorme
dal iRscal sefor Mestre por ell apelado
Tambien Sc celebr6 la vista del case
nor ;o1al delito. No. I'll, Ell Pueblo ".
Garcia Garcia, con la sola aslsten-
cia del fiscal senior Mestre por el ape
lado.
Sc VIC ell caso TT, Ell Pueblo V. Juan
Ortiz, acometimiento y aggression con
agrayantes. con asistencia del fiscal Sc
nor Mestre por el apelado.
Sc .celebr6 la vista del case 1899, Gui-
llermo Hernandez v. Rafael Loubriel
Cueto sobre reivindicaci6n E indemnl-
zaci6n de danos y perjuicios, con asis-
tencia informe de los abogados Jose
b. Benedicto por ell demandante, y En-
rioue Hefebre por ell demandado.
En- ell case 1859, Jose S. Belaval V.
Roberto H. Todd, apelaci6n proceden-
te de Ia Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
Secci6n Ia, Sc dict6 resolution man
dando unir los autos los efectos pro
cedentes, los alegatos presentados por
la parte apelante.
En- ell case 1858, Ramon Torres v. 10
sc Ramirez Perez, persecution malicio-
sa. Sc dict6 resomci6n concediendo al
apelante una segunda pr6rroga de dlez
dias a contar del 25 de Enero 1915
para presentar alegato.
Enero 27.-Se celebr6 la vista del ca
so 1856 Ell Pueblo V. Jose R. Rodriguez
Dor violaci6n, con asistencia e informe
de los abogados Juan B. Huyke spor e.
apelante y fiscal Mestre por el apelado
Tambi6n Sc celebr6 la vista de los
casos 1918 1919, Miguel Martorel J
Torrents, ct al v. j. Ochoa y Hermano
ct al, sobre nuhdad reivindicaci6n
con asistencia de los abogados Jose
Tous Soto por los apelantes y Wences
lao Bosch por los apelados, quienes So
metieron Lease por medic de alegatos
En- ell case TIT, Ell Pueblo v. Juan Or
tiz, acometimiento y aggression con agra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
Ell alcoholismo
EN- .SUS RELAlCIONES CON
TUBERCULOSIS.

Este sera ell tema de la conferencia
que dara ell domingo proximo en- la Bi-
blioteca Insular, el doctor don Eliseo
Font y Guilot
Sera un acto muy concurrido por Ell
inter6s que despiertan la importancia
del tema y la competencia del confe
rencista.
Empezara & las tres de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

Gta. am. J. W. Paul descargando
Gta. am. Mande Palmer pendlente
yapor am Carolina pendlente
Vapor am. San Juan descargando
Costeros.-
Rosal1a Vleques
Carmelita pendiente
Maria Amparo Fajardo
Deseada pendiente
Carmelita Naguabo y Humacao
Perla Vieques
Esperanza pendiente
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Maria Dolores pendiente
BUQUEs ANUNC1ADOs
Vapor espanol Pic TX. Sali6 de
Canarias el 30 del pasado para esta
Consignatarios, S. Izquierdo y Co.
Vapor espanol Barcelona. El 5 del
corriente saldra del puerto de su nom
bre para esta con las escalas intermc-
dias.
Consignatarios, S. Izquierdo Co.
Vapor espafol Balmes Saldra de
Barcelona ell 20 del presente para esta
hacienda las escalas de costumbre.
Consignatarios, S. Izquierdo Y Go.
Vapor americana Zulia. Sali6 de
New York para Mayagiiez el 3 del pre-
sente.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
Vapor americana Brazos. Sali6 el
| 30 del pasado de New York y estara
hoy en- puerto.
Congs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S. Go.
| Vapor americana Maracaibo. Ell s
del corriente saldra de Mayagiez para
New York.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor frances Ab-del-kardel Sc
aguarda mahana procedente de Martl-
MICA y demas puertos de su itinerario,
aaliendo ell mismo d1a para Mayagiiez,
Ponce, Santo Domingo, puertos de Hal
Il Puerto Principe.
Consignatarios, Behn Brothers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

visible viano deiene cuaq quiera HERNIA mas voumnosa
saltar cabalo hacer fin cauer
bajo fatiga compemente TEMPO fin de
pedios fin de alviar sumieno de
terribles de herro ell eminen
especialisa ha alberto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

Ell immense entusiasmo despertado entire los
pobres pacientes de HERNIA, los cuales. des-
pues de la aplcaci6n de este maravilloso apa-
ratio, renacen nueva vida, justifca los milla-
res de cartas que de todas parties llegaron al ce-
lebre especialista, pidendole visite todas las
grandes ciudades del Centro America
Ell Cinto ElGctrico del celebre inventor no
contiene ningi1n resorte de hierro; es todo de
tejido elastico, EECHO SODRE MEDIDA, in-
The evening world., 1915-03-20
CHAPTER xv.

DON'T know what to think."
= b growlsd. about you.
! mean you savsdxhe show
tonight. but you might
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CHAPTER XVIII.
HE remnant Of Lastluck sat
bitterly on the floor OF the
once. Their gold was stin
under them. otherwise there
HE remnant OF


ton. Anterior had crept round on
White and wiped out him and his
men: but for Hazard and the rifles
he would have finished the Job on
Rider and the Ave men left in the
bunk-house which ne had captured
Hazard stared out the window. I'VE
look In bad shape" said he irrele-
vanity, but I don't know that we're
not moro oven with Anterior than
we've ever been. We're seven to ten
now. with guns: instead Of being
eleven to fifteen without them"
Eight" said the girl fiercely.
"Yes. eight" said Hazard. He stared
hard from the window. pressed his
cheek hard. for oAs instant. against
the girls arm and stood w. He had
seen Atherton's four missing mon
como out Of the dusk. hang q moment.
and then race for tho bunkhouse In re-
sponse to something he could not see.
''Time. obi" no said crisply. and Lake
and Anderson flung after him to the
door.
"Oh." cried sophy frsnt ideally. what
are they going TO DOT" But Rider cut
her of half way to the door.
Couldn't DO anything. staying In
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could have answered him. but Sophy
was not given to questions, She un.
loaded her rides, being q woman, and
slid down with them: climbing pain.
fully up. and taking time at It There
her. So
both rines. Slide. Sophy. quick!
I've found False River. but they Raw
here, II they didn't known
Sophy launched herself into space.
Somehow she breathed the swi1t rush
Of air exultantly a. she new down
the slope. Hazard was her man, and
she was proud Of him. But there
was no pride In Hazard a. no landed
with his two rifles at the trail.
xrab ss her 'sia IN. 3: S %osl9 have awe
Sophy's house was burning like .
tar barrel. Between II and the Of
nee door half Atherton's men were
hand to hand with Rider and the
remnant of the bunk house; Ather-
ton, standing aside, was shooting with
neat precision. where It would do
Hessrd nred. and could have sworn
Atherton rocked back. but dared not
walt to see. Rider, yelling at his
men. was cutting them out Of the
fuck and into the office. to Give
Hazard . chance. whtle Athertop
stood Al II he were daxed.
run" barked .Pasard over his
shoulder to Sophy. but tho gtrl was
past him before the word was out.
overweighed with . rifle in each
hand, but running.
The man next Anterior dropped.
the rest ran. and not up tho valley.
A. they doubled round the bunk
house. Hazard caught up his two
other rifles and was making tho
clearing AZ he had never run In his
life, with but one thought in his
head. He was cut on. Atherton had
the bunk house. with its three win
COWS cnd twS doS S,. -, S.s a on ~
him. and fell over the once threshold.
as Anterior. Q moment too late. hred
through tho bunk house door.
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house." he announced calmly. and he
departed. The girl. too. vanished.
Rider. standing by the window.
started. From up the valley by the
claim came shot after shot, and he
wondered uaeasily how long White
All women are FOOLS" growled
sudden blankness. This one had taken
Hazards revolver!
She had; and she stood with II now
in tho cave that was empty Of both
boxes and Hazard. She crawled
through the archway, and knew At
least whore the man had gone. Tho
traH where hS had clawed up the
glacier slope of snow was plain, and
30 was his purpose In taking 1t.
"Guns," said the girl slowly. "cf
course! And II he doesn't get them
he'll want his own" She unlocked It
slipped It In her pocket and began to
climb.
Hazard, at that moment, was md
ing his way to the wolf-man's hut. He
pulled up suddenly behind rock, but
with satisfaction. The dogs were what
had really worried him most and he
wvs aware Of them yelping steadily;
not ct him. but Imprisonment
somewhere" he muttered. "He isn't
going to take any chances about get
ting out Of this without dogs" And
With Q long jump Hazard dropped INTO
the hrst path Of many winding ones
that showed footprints to confuse his.
There was dead silence round the wolf
mans except for the wailing OF dogs
behind . log wall
There was no Sign Of sentry any.
where, but neither was there glass in
tho hut window to look through, and
It might or might not be empty. Has-
ard regarded the tracked snow, the va
cant bushes and mattsr-oS- factly
The heat, the smell Of boiling coffee,
struck him like blow, even bc1ore tho
eight Of half dozen SACKED rides and
the sncTe OF q man. who sat alone,
numpe3 over the fire. But for him
me nut was tenantless. Hazard closed
r .ns ooor on the cold and stepped to the
Something had reused thu .l..D.r.
no turned. swore and sprans. Hassrd
nad time to see the incredulous pas-
sion IN nv eyes and the gun In his
nano before he remembered there
must DO no noise. He caught him
on the wrist. and the mans rovolver
dropped. He fought without n. IKE
wolf. but not for long. A stab
whose reach had been too short
throbbsd undeA Hazards arm, but
even 20 II was better than doing for
. sleeping man.
Hazard picked up the rifles, wiped
his hands fastidiously before he
crammed his pockets with cartridges.
ana stoppec out with tho rifles bend
Ing bis back. He had not liked the
Job. but II was done.
y wis q fool" thought Haxar,i.
III I'd put him somewhere they might
have thought he'd gone out and taken
the guns! wonder@ And he
stopped dead In the spruces at the
top Of the slide. and mechanically got
his back against q rock. Between
him and Lastluck Sophie climbed.
painting. through the crunching snow.
Sophy looked at him without sur
prise. you got Them" she said.
coolly. Give me one" and very
suddenly she laughed. II came 70
help you. but you don't seem to need
me. You're very-reliable. PAUL"
Think SOP said Hazard. tren-
chantiy. ~ believe I've made fool
OF myself. Take the guns, one by
one: can your I've got to 60 back aud
see"
Hs was out Of sight before she
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teriy. Anterior had had his NIL Of
rushing them: he was going to clear
them out ono by one. with precision
and no fuss. nor any one left to tell
ugly tales Of Lastluck claim.
And ~ he stood q bullet came past
his ear. with the sound Of . breaking
banjo string. From the south, some
whore, Atherton was commanding
Lastiuck camp and all there were II
II. TAore were no tslltale tracks OF
the retreat from Olsen's body 10 say
where; IL always showed . little every
night at Lastluck. there was never Q
ysstsrday's footprint left any morn
fng. " Hesard had never noticed u
Rider Game OBVIOUSLY from the
bunkhouse, rushed the bare clearing.
and Joined Hazard, q bloody bandaEe
covering one eye and the half Of his
mouth that he was not using for pro-
family.
"Keiiys gone" he said. biuntiy. "a
wharf-rat like himl Look" he held
out . chip with painstaking marks
on It. I've had to put White up on
the claim: there wasn't any Of Kelly
this mornins but this: ~ CESS I hxv
2: nstoh sense - olsen. ifLsf"ths
HE can't DO i.l- said Hazard.
NOR nt Il. woods s's either NOV tho wy
'T'den't know; no picked up deaf;
kind Of carelsss-like." but Rider
swore agssn over II. Though
guess Il don't matter; anyway he
wen they're sure . set him. It's one
lsas to feed. anyhow. We haven't
one damn thing to eat Mr.. Hazard.
after to-day"
-Athsrton doesn't own the earth
yet. nor Lastluck, either"
Hazards eye was out the window;
the detection Of Kelly might b with
the best intentions. but II took OF the
best shot he had: even supposing {
raw hand like Kelly ever got TO Mac
Iced. II was time to do something. u
he did not want TO be shot like q rat
In = hole. There were moose back In
toms: both had TO be got. He won
dered sharply whore he could put
Sophy while he was gone, and what
line Anterior meant to take about
her; and suddenly had On answer ia
the last thing. Something stirred Ia
the frost glitter between him and the
sun, slipped behind the bunk house
slid out into full view. and took cover
by the once In . hsadlons run; but
not unnoticed.
"eophyl" cried Hazard; no fred
into the southern glitter where II
seemed suddenly little thicker than
the air, before he heard the shot;
0red again. to cover Rider a. he
hauled the girl In. what on earth do
you mean by going out3'' he demand
Cd hercely. where were your"
sophy laughed breathlessly. She
was rals and red-eyed; she had cried
a little. not much, over Olsen, but the
tear made Hazard see sud-
denly how worn she looked. She held
mp the ragged skirt Of her coat and
her hand was steady.
They missed" she said calmly
too low! That's where come In with
Atherton. Paul; it's ~ well to know
Look here. there's some Of our stun
In the cave. II was the wolf MAJ
stole II, and he put some Of II back
but the rests In the cave. I remsm.
bered sitting on . boz there. and
went TO look; Ms there. didn't watt
"If Il ID. he knows It." said Hssard
hardly. II wonder he hasn't led hi
friends down that way already. Wee
better got what there u bsfors b
does.
'TTl take q couple Of men and
hoof these provislons into the bunk
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here" said he. mot room enough h
one window for shooting, and ] guess
no one but . fool would Try TO rush
the bunkhouss with all the windows
they've got. HasArd'n get EN- out.
and behind ems where We come In.
You get In the corner till say"
Outside. between the bunkhouss and
the smbers Of sophy's shack. II Wa
light a. day; between the nre ana the
impenetrabiy dark In contrast. Ths
darkness took Hazard and his men
and blotted them out. Inch by inch
they gained the anglo Of the river. and
q clear sweep OF the clubhouse front
with all Athert0n's men inside II. and
no one to cut them on from behind.
For one moment Hazard thought Of
Kelly, who was dead somewhere Just
when he was wanted; then his hand
touched the big boulder. twice the
height OF . man. that cut the view OF
Come ont" he shouted.
He stepped out Of the DARK In the
full glow Of the fire and raced past the
rock In full view. He knew Just how
II would look from the bunk house. ~
II they were clearing out up the river
instead Of doubling round the boulder.
Twice round would look ~ u all but
one man and sophy had cleared cut
: But for 4 moment II seemed a. II no
one had seen. The nsxt HsSsrd
laughed. -
A chip few from the boulder. . howl
Of .derislon from the bunk house. Ath.
ertou's men piled out neck aud crop
and ran for the office, broke under
the fire thst took them on two sidee.
took cover where cover was. and
fought Hike ievils-from behind the
bunk house. the office. and oven from
the shelter Of the very cliff Hazard
stood under; TIL no doubled back the
way he had come.
Breaking for one second into the
bare clearing. Hazard saw Sophy plain
In the office window: saw Atherton's
rife lift full on her. He drove him
bunk house had him. to all intent;
and his cartridge missed fire. But
Atherton did not shoot. With bis
/ffn~ers on the tris~er he wheeled and
looked behind him. like . man who
hears q dead mans voice.
But II voice there was. Il did not
reach Hazard. What did was the
nicker of q Colts automatic cominh
from somewhere behind Atherton, like
q miniature machine- sun; then the
sight Of q men running, plain between
the cave and the bunk house. He had
miscounted Atherton's men. A. he
shifted his rifle TO put the. count
straight 2 whirlwind came ON him
from behind.
Don't shoot!" screamed sophy.
"Iook!" o.
Atherton had fired straight at the
man. missed. nung up his arms, and
dropped under whir of bullets that
drove his men into the clubhouse.
After them raced .. tall man In .
blanket coat. who took deliberate
cover In the doorway. and method
icaily cleared out the refugees.
"Who In hell?" gasped Hazard; for
this was no reinforcement Of Ather-
tons.
TITS me-" shrieksd sophy. ITS the
wolf-man! I know him the second
saw him. ! never thouRht you'd
killed him; II vas Just one Of Athsr-
tons men In his things that you and
Olsen got"
shs broke away. and Hazard
grabbed her back. Just A. the strange
man held up his hand TO stop her.
He bestowed no attention on Athsr-
tons men running south from the
back door of the bunkhouse. He
marched straight to Atherton. lying
stretched on the snow.
IT guess got Donkin all right that
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Kelly. crouching behind the
northern rim Of the claim In
the bitter sunset, suddenly fired
Though the thrown-up snow wall he
had ioophoisd In the -honored
msihod Of small boys making forts.
aAt smiled ~ hs lowered his gun.
Ho,Was pretty cold. but at least he
kn(w whore Atherton's men were.
aa4-whsfe one of thsm was no
Kidsr. taking orders from Hasard
m ,k6S once. put up bis held Il the
siR86 shot. Seems likA Kelly got
onI, hs exclaimed. THAT leaves
thirteen, counting Athsrtonis =.
Hazard froWnGd. TITS not numbefs
th&$S Hptng TO al u.s." he remarked
drxly. ms plain no guns. = And
VEN no cartridges but what had.
and that's no Wholesale. lot. There's
wh5ee I'm not trying to rush Athsr-
ayvondsr he hasn't rushed w." re-
turned Rider succinctly.
no 6lhsr way. that n, knows Of; any
doSSnt want the ciaim."s,1 ~. =.
W6er raped. what thAnf% l.t +:
sHs wants whAt we've GOT out, al
roaAY.s compoeedly. "Thet vas Why
50 Hrod the sheds In the first place:
Dc tSought we'd all 20 of rebuiJding
then. and giys him ana bis lmSa 2
ch9ikes 10 load up our GOLD and EAt on,
Ne knew he'd ,slippsd ~. aon that
pretfy soon. for Olsen told him - 70
S9l Hdnap me. Otherwise he'd have
jaiS ipw enough ON his claim Jumpers
n e was ready to rush u. He
never liked trouble: he tried every
fool way TO got round me fest. take
It. ,eornehow. that he's In q hurry 70
ret away from HERE; he's not going to
stay and light ~ for the claim unless
hen driven to II. II he ID. there's q
SIMPLER way than fi~hting. II he thinks
Of H. Our only chance u that no
'V sis = ,dd.d I..s.nt,nsly. IF h.
out 1lnd record ahead Of us7 Thstd
! dish. 10 all right" 800
SbnIess we send out first, and sec
he . SS:sn.t Ct e. =; any stakes In In the
Ridsr looked round the office. a. II
he .f69arded the grim horizon and the
unbrokep trail,
IAN I don't sees who's to Co." he
returned succinctly you can't. for
there's the Girl to leave"
'SOlsen's Going. simply. He and
dgurtd Il out this morning. He's got
e we the lake 1T first: then II he
Gtrikes across into Dead River
country. and down u TO Bear Lake he
sayU he can make Macleod II nothing
happens to him"
NNaclsodf He'll never do III"
Hazard shrugged HID Shoulders
They haven't opened recording
once ct Tabeek. 70 my knowledge;
ifssao soes his going that way. Il