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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-04-17
REVIEW Of mining OPERATIONS IN GOLDF|ELD DISTRICT

known as the 524 drift. This drift.
which exposed the rich ore beyond
the vertical fault, has progressed
for over 125 feet in ore assaying, for
good widths, from $50 to $3.50 per
:on, with assays up to $500 across
narrower widths. From the c level
an incline raise has reached the
shale contact. exposing eight feet of
S120 Gre, and the raise above this
point, following the ore for a con-
nection with the 524 drift has aver
aged over 500 per ton. Several
carloads of ore will be shipped dur
ing the next few days, this ore hav-
ing been extracted in development,
and this will make room for ore be-
ing broken in developing the fissure
of the 1917 level.
Atlanta Mines Co.
With the completion of the air
connection, affording good ventila-
ton to all the deep workings, the
tions on a far broader scale than
those heretofore attempted. The
vertical raise from the 1750-foOt
level has been driven to connect with
a winze from the 1400-foot level of
the Grizzly Bear mine of the Gold
field Consolidated, adjoining on the
north. The Atlanta has secured a
lease on the south half of the Griz-
zly Bear claim, below the 1400-foot
Continued on Page Eight.l
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-04-17
WORK ON YELLOW TIGER

Development in the Yellow Tiger
point at a depth of $50 feet, where a
cross-cuI mas Deen extended to the
vein from a winze sunk from the
700-foot level. Quartz of good ap-
pearance is showing in the drift re-
driven to look for seams of ore
found on the level above
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-04-17

H. G. MAYER, secretary and
treasurer of the Round Mountain
Mining company, returned yester-
day from a business trip to the
company's property at Round Noun
tain.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07

gen Sadie aber iit, ooB 6ronaoiea
lib bier als 8erteibiger uno
Shiiber oes &atbol5ismus ing 3eug
leger, oieielben 5~ran8oieny Die oos
gigentum Der Stride in 5ranfreid)
ieqneitriert uno Die fatbolii6e Stride
lpabrli6 nibt nit Observation-Disclosures
ongefaBt baben; 0aiielbe entartete
Sranfreid, oos elm nG~oternnier",
RTE mir es an oieler Stele crit &c.
itern als ablbredenoes 8eiipiel Der
Gerrobllng zines gon5en 8olfs braG-
ten, NIT sroBem gergniieen auf-
limmt nno %berbreitet. Nun, penll
Die Ha6melt einmal fiibl un6 befoIl=
men Den beutigen Nolferfampf beur.
teilt, miro Sranfreid erbalten, mas
linn eebiibrt. Ser oeutibe &rieg
uno Der &atboliaismus" miro bonll
freili6 ihon lang1t b~ereeiien iein,
aber er folte eigentlib als miiroi-
aes emblem BEG beutigen Sranao-
lentums ms YrotofoG Der @eltae-
ididte eingetroeen ner0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07
Gle heutise Gage.

Die gfadribt, DOB Die 9euti9en
cen Weerbulen BON &iga I'M 8elis
baben, Iabt Die gimnabme Der Staot
lelbit in l1a9iter 3eit ertparten. Die
6uiien leiiten nod erergilden ISL
oeritono on Der Dina, aber es miro
ibnen oas niht piel niiten; ibIicb=
lid miiiien lie 0o9 5uriidmei6en.
SIN uebrigen bat iih ouf benz oItli=
den Sdauplas nibt bel peranoert,
MIR 0aB iiberan 8orp1rtsbetpee1ln.
gen Der oeutiben @eere senneloet mer<
BEN. SIN @eiten lit felt mebreren
Tagen Elm ungemein itarfes 8om=
baroement BON Seiten Der Mniierteil
i'm @ange. Muf Der Salbinlel @al-
lipoli baben Die Eurfen ale M1tgrif-
fe Der Aniierten abgeihlagen unb
onsieIbe lit bon ben Oelterreitern oil
Der itolieniihen @renae gu melben.
Die oeutifen unterieeboote baben
nGbren6 Der letten Taeg cine unge-
mein rege Tatiefeit ausgeiim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07
55rtie Yreit fit Seas: 9ienfae I. September 1915.

ter iein, menn England feline Neu
tralitot aufrebt erbolte. @rep ant
mortete borauf oas @egenteil lpiirGe
Der SAT- iein uno england miirbe
0ur6 feline Seilnabme oell &rieg
berflir8en. @enn @rep 5ugeitimmt
bate, 10 miiroe Die Mnnabme Der
&onferen5 8oriblaee oen Srieoell
crbalten baben. Seine Nuipitat in
militarilden .Sraeen fonnte ieinen
6ebler lei6ter eriheinen laIler.
@enn Geutldlano rubig 5useleben
GGtte, wabren6 GnBlono feline Mll-
lionen bon Soloaten geiammeIt bot
tie, 10 miiroe Geutiflano beute 10
orsieben, iDie SltpreuBen nod Dem
ginfaa Der HuiIen. Mber @reD 1elbit
las Dem 8eridt bes engIiiden Set
ihofters in ct. 8etersbure, Die rrf-
iiide Mobiliiierune miiift unmittel=
lar gu Der oeutiden Mobililierung
fiibren. @enn @rep anf oieien
bin oamals Betersburg En-
Hart bette, gnglano miiroe iid) al
Dem &rieee nidt beteiIigen, bonn
niir6e Der &rieg bermieoen moroen
fem. 4nitatt oefien perlprad ct
Die tritilhe l1nteritiitultg
itnb itIr5te 10 europa in Sen arieg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07
NnsldnSiid)e @OdearnnSidan.


gangene @obe aud @roono genom-
men. Gie Muiien baben Die Stuot
seraumt, neil lie einloben, ooB Der
@ioertanb pergebIib lei. Ser
aatnpf INN @iIna lit iest i'm @ange.
cod leiIten Die Muiien bort einen
oiemlib energiifen 8ioeritnno.
Gbenlo aud on Der Dina, no ole
Deutiden bel Srieorifitaot uno mei-
ter abtp1rts nod Niga gu 8riiden
erobert baben. Die Mniien aber if
rem lpeiteren 8ororingen ihorfen
@ioeritano e~ntgegenieeen. Sic Sui.
len meroen bort bon benz fir iebr
tiidtig geltenoen General HusofD
fommanoiert. SblieBlih merocn
iie aber ooh 3uriidmeiden uno Sligo
p~reisgeben miiifen. Mit Der @elee-
ung Niga's miro mol bas meiterc
9orbringen Der 9eutlden aufboreli.
9aB iie mirflib oie 4biidt baden
foIlterl Hetersblirg an8uereifeK lit
faum ~an5unebmen.
Na6 Ser ginnabnle bon Brett
|Gitoiusf, Dem eroBen @reignis, iiher
0as mir in nnierer lesten GunoI6an
Geridten fonnten, tpltr6e Die ger=
folgulig 6es @roBfiirIten NIT aaem
gifer fortgeiebt, gs baden sablrei-
DIE @efedte itatteefun0en, es iino
alld bieIe @efangene gemadt mor-
Ben, ober Die eroBe Mfniie oes flie-
ben6en &eeres bot MAJ biz iebt nid)t
f~eitnebnlen forne. Gin GROCER Cell
Der oentlden Truppen, onrnnter olib
riejenigen beg Brin5er1 2eoposo
BON 9apern, fino ourh ben eroBen
@nlo bon BieIotpiea ge5oeen. Mnf-
fenien lit bon greit,2itomsf brett
nod Slieil 51 borgerIdt. ct bct
aobrin befett lno itebt our 3eit. oa
Fmir oies f9reiben in Der 0abe ben
Tinaf. mo er ben Muiien ,fir5Iih eli
ne, ME .es ideint, sienllih idiuere
Nieoerloge beigebrodt bat.
@1brerlo Der Ietter @ode lit
man i'm grnit ooran gesangen, Die
Mui5en aus @nIiSien 5l freiben. &C.
neral bon Wotbmer Fat Die Mufien,
Die an Der Gtrppa Stano eenom-
men batterl, nadoem iie iid BON Der
Slnta 9ipa 5uriidge5oeen. in fdtDe-
rcn &6rnpfert qe3tDungetl, iid Bis an
ben Seretb 5uriid5uaieben, uno &C.
neral BON Boebm-grmoIi bot iie
aus Dem r0r6liden TeiI @aliaien'S
|b~ertrieben, bat fie ge8tDunsen, Bro
rD auf5ugeben uno iiber bic @ren5e
nod @olbpnien 5u eeben. Dort
ideint CUR 3eit Elm Stiaitan6 einse-
treten at iein, ebenfo tpie am Seretb.
SoffentIid iperoen fie aus Der LETT
tcren GfeIIrng ihnen bertrieben, boz
nit menigitens @nli3ien b0nie bon
ben @uiien befret If.
SIN MGgemeinen lit bic Gage auf
benz oitliden arieesidmplas einc
oauerno giinitige. DaB Die Aui;ell
on peridipoenen gunften groBerelt
~gSioeritano Ieiiten. bot iie nidt pers
ldIedtert, tpie Die eneliiden Depes
iden nns inuner gIm,ben MAIDEN
molten, uno BON Dem, mos man nns
Ionit bon groben Yldnen Der aulisn
er3Gblt bot, oiirf pelde Die @rrnn-
genidnften Der DeitIfen I'll nidte
eemndt meroen iollen, lit bisber
nidts our @usfiibriine gefOmmerl
gefommen. @iro au6 nihts 5nr
Insfiibriuig fommen. Bns 9eutid)
lono in 9oIen errlinegn bat, bdlt &c
felt uno mir alauben nidt. BOB DC
RuiIen i'm Stanoe iein Deroen, e
linen SIT entreiBen, ieIbit penn Tic
rirfIih nit neiier Wunition Derie.
ben iein un6 Gin netles Seer aufge'
bradt bnben meroen.
Ter groBe Hiid5ugSftratege Nifo'
Iaus NifoIaiefpitih fol- iibrigens nb'
- II--.-L
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07

5armen st b~erpadten IN Saficn
&c., Seras. Neihes fdtpar5es, meiit
robes Hrairie : 2ono. Gutter Hrei3
nem Tdfter be5ablt fir MufbreGen
oeg 2anoes. @ute angeitrihene uiio
tape5ierte SGnler. @iites Wnllsr,
@rennboIs. 3mei ooer orei Gnrrien
su pcrpadten. 9elitihe p~orgeogcn.
iinocn oelrti9c Nahbarn. @usfunft
erteiIen oie 8anfen in Tpler oses
meme iesigen Bddter.
Sobn 6. 8ootg, TpIer, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07

Watraten- merit Cure alien Se6ers
better niht fort. 2aBt ms 5eoersgans
trnben ans ben aften 6aden NADER,
Huftp 9sattrek g., Trabis 366a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07
9. 4. & 4. T.

$50. l. Bon Souiton. Baco uni. gorpus
@brifti 1905 nndr1.
No. Boon 5ouiton nn6 &iiitenorten.
-. $3.50 bora;.
Nn. 5-gon Doafnm un6 aiiffenorten
1.4O ndd5ln.
SO. 42--Uon &errpiue 1905 borin.
No. 44-Son aerrbiIIe, nur Conn
tags .. .6:55 dben05
SO. 146-gon @errbine. tagIi9 ausse<
Ion1men 6onntags ..6.55 nbenb5
Nbfabrt-
SO. 2-Nad 9oufton, 8aeo unb Corpus
G9It1n .9:lO born.
$50. 4-Nad 9ouiton uno aiiffenorten
........ $500. 1880 nadm.
SO. 6-Nah Doatnm unb aiiftenorter.
................... 2:10 nndn.
SO, 41-Nah aerrbiIe, rilr am Conn
tag 1910 MDrgers
SO. 43-ylad &errbil(e -. .5:O5 abencs
$40. 145-Na9 Rerrtiue, t6gIid, alisgcz
1or1rnen Sonntngs -. LOB BORN.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

ed and sunk Austrian submarine
U-11 in Adriatic. This is second time
in naval history submarine has been
sunk by aeroplane. German war Of
lice announced few days ago Ger
man aeroplane sank Russian subma-
rine.
Amsterdam.-Geman Zeppelin ex-
ploded while leaving shed in Brussels
Wednesday; totally destroyed. Num-
Der of casualties unknown.
London.-German U boats during
night made biggest haul since tor
pedoing of Lusitania. Sent to bot
tom British steamer Caucasian and
liner InglemoOr, whose combined ton
mage exceeded that of Leyland liner
Armenian. British steamer Wells
bury and schooner L. G. Tower other
submarine victims.
Copenhagen. - Large number of
ships, including many Swedish YES
sells sunk during bOmbardment of
Russian port of Windau by German
squadron.
q. Paris.-Gemans are counter at.
lacking desperately along whole
front from Arras north to Ypres.
Thousands of heavy explosive shells
hurled against the English trenches
in last "a hours.
ConstantinopIe, June 80, via Berlin. |
Despite all efforts of allies to create
impression that desperate situation
exists here Constantinople is leading
an absolutely normal life.
While allied fleet and land forces |
pound away at Dardanalles and Rus
sian fleet occasionally shells Bos-
phorus forts, 20 miles away, goodIy
part of population of Constantinople !
gathers every afternoon in municipal !
gardens of Les Petite Champs or Cafe
a la Turque, takes tea and listens to !
the magnificent orchestra, exactly as |
in times of peace.
Athens.-AIIies opened fierce as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

forts with greatest crash Of metal
since attack upon Fort Kilid Bahr
more than months ago. Uncon-
firmed reports that Krithia had
fallen.
Mytilene dispatches reported loss
es on both sides in last week Of fight
ing at Dardanelles to be heaviest of
GallipOh campaign. Allied expedi-
tionary forces are reported to have
lost at least 10000 in killed, wounded
and missing. Turkish casualties be-
ieved to have been much heavier.
All dispatches received here agreed
that struggle being waged around
Krithia is greatest land battle waged
at DardaneIles since eXpeditionary
forces were put ashore. Gen. Ham
ilton has concentrated his armies
north of Sedd-U1-Bahr and is sweep
ing Turks back along peninsula by
successive, short rUshes.
Each charge is preceded by terrific
bombardment of Turkish trenches by
Anglo-French battleships standing
inside strait and along shore of gulf
of Saros. Trench fighting is of most
desperate character.
Rome.-ItaIy has informed triple
entente powers that she looks with
disfavor on occupation of Albanian
territory by Montenegro forces.
Learned today that Italian govern
ment lodged protest with powers
against occupation of Albanian me-
tropois of Scutari by Montenegro
troops.
In reply the triple entente assured
Italian foreign office that question of
Scutari and Albania would be def
nitely solved at end of war.
Serbian forces invaded Aus
tria, capturing village of Michars-
kaada, 40 miles west of Belgrade. 1876
prisoners.
-O-O
Cincinnati.-It took 3 minutes to
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

campaign is proceeding according to
their plans. The quadruple entente
allies are perfecting their prepara-
lions to assist the Serbians and ev-
cry day additional troops are landed
at Saloniki, where the French gen.
eral, Sarrail, has arrived to take
command of the allied forces. What
steps Russia and Italy have taken to
assist have not yet developed
The political situation remains
unchanged, Greece having formally
announced she would not intervene
in behalf of Serbia Eat present" and
Rumania, although she is being urg-
ed by Germany to define her posi-
ton, not having made any move.
Along the western front there has
been heavy fighting in the Artois,
Champagne and Vosges regions. At
lacks were made by both sides, but
the gains and losses are described
as being of little Importance.
In the east the Russians have
turned to the offensive in the region
of Dvinsk and, although the Ger
mans claim they have repulsed most
of the Muscovite attacks, they admit
the Russians penetrated their line
at one point.
Outside the Balkan campaign,
England is watching with the most
interest the operations of her sub
marines in the Baltic. Here, after
having driven the German merch-
anthem from the sea, they have sunk
two German torpedo craft which,
with other warships, had come out
to convoy ore laden steamers. Ac-
tivity of the British navy also is
shown in the North sea. The record
shows that thirty-four German
trawlers have been captured in the
past month.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
BULGARIA At:
TACK|NC THE
RAILROAD
British Underwater Boat Sends
Down Two Teuton Vessels in
Battle, Then Escapes.
MORE TROOPS TO sALON11.
French General Sarrail Arrives to
Take Charge Of Entente Forces
in Balkans.

Paris, Oct. 16.-The Bulgarian
army has attacked the railroad lead
ing to Saloniki in the hope Of pre-
venting the allies sending troops to
help Serbia. If they succeed in cap
turing or destroying it it will be a
hard blow to Serbia. The big Aus
trio-German drive through Servia
continues with considerable success,
but the Serbians are resisting every
foot.
The French have not yet determ-
ined to abandon the Gallipoli cam
paign to go to the relief of Serbia,
but they may have to do that. There
is now fierce battle going on in the
western front between the French
and Germans and both sides are
claiming successes.
Washington, Oct. 16.-Secretary
Lansing was notified today of Eng
lands declaration of war against
Bulgaria and the United States was
asked to take over the British inter-
ests in the Balkins. 1t is expected
that the rest of the allies will soon
declare war on Bulgaria.
Copenhagen, Oct. 1.-two Ger
man destroyers were torpedoed and
sunk yesterday in the Sound, a mar
row strait between Denmark and
Sweden. The submarine, believed
the E-19, sank one destroyer yester'
day morning after battle with two
destroyers and a cruiser. Later II
the day the Germans returned to the
attack and lost another destroyer
the British submarine escaping.
London, Oct. 16.-From all the
battle fronts come news of continued
fighting, but from none of them ha
been received any indication of vic
tories or reverses which would MAKE
marked change in the general stu
alton.
The Austrians, Germans and Bull
garians are proceeding methodicall!
with their invasion of Serbia, which
according to neutral reports, is cost
ing them a very heavy price in sol
diers, as the hardened veterans o
Serbia are taking every advantage o
the difficult country to inf1ict tn
greatest possible loss on the invad
ers.
The Germans, however, have beel
able to occupy Pozarevac, southeas
Of Semendria, and claim that thei
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
Notice of Appointment of Admins
TRAITOR.

traitor.
In the district court Of the State
of Iowa, in and for Hamilton coun-
ty, in probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
Arnold Claflin, deceased.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has been appointed and has quail
flied as Administrator of the estate
of Arnold Claf1in, late of Hamilton
county, Iowa, deceased. All persons
in any manner indebted to said de-
ceased or his estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned; and those
having claims against said deceased
or his estate will present them In
amer and form as by law required,
for allowance and payment.
Dated this 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1915.
E. E. Claflin,
Administrator of said estate.
27F3 o. J. Henderson, Attorney.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
Would End Mine Strike.

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. ia confer
ence committee of five striking cop
per miners, escorted by Sheriff J. G.
Cash and Adjutant General Harris,
was expected to start last night from
the Clifton district of Arizona for
Ell Paso to talk peace terms with the
mine management. The managers
said they would defray the travelling
expenses Of the delegates.
Dispatches from Clifton stated ev-
erything there was quiet.
Cheapest place to buy oil meal.
shorts. middlings and chick feed. A.
J. ironing, I. C. elevator. t-f-tt
Dr. T. B. Larrabee. Osteopath.d-tS
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

Town of sanhope repairs Keplar D 22s15 22s15
@ iss ON cnver S S s
4.46
Ware constable justice court .Io ~
Wright, witness justice court
1000 1000
Waterloo Chemical Works 1000
Star Laundry aE o LAUNDRY 1 ho ous 1ss 1ss
Weards hauline on county
g to fence. 500
W. c. Clay Pro- Co., county 1901 deferred
road dragging 1907 130o
% %sss Tr F. ROAD ROAD s:ssses 5
Williams John labor with tractor No. 1SS fSS
%G'ss 81 ,ss
s::!:':s Sss$'; nom; @
Williams Town board of review April 1913 ooo
IT. orason draeeing roads ...............
adjourned afternoon OF this date at
AFTERNOON SESSION.
members Bawdn
schools
of sheriff quarter ending September
30th 1915, is approved
following resolution motion adopted:
of furnish
should be
Therefore be
current to Hamilton county said city
Hamilton
following resolution motion adopted:
Of Willow Webster
the county home owned by Hamilton county the consdea
said
the submitted by city Webster
city Of Webster City
made October and approved
o. J.
Chairman S.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUPERVISORS.

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OCTOBER z, 1915.

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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

Dr.. T. B. Larrabee. Osteopath. d-ts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07
In the Oil Fields
OKLAHOMA'S BIG
1914 PRODUCTION
Cutum OF state l. Estimated 10 he
1D2. 500. S25 fgutc~
hy Districts.

Estimates relating Co Obluhoma's 5
yield Of petroleum u the year 1914
widely differ. owing principally 70 the
n,,d OF OH brought Go the surface I'm
the Cushing pool and the various
means utilized in it's delivery A fairly
accurate check has been kept On the
quantity Of Gushing oil handled each
month by the various pipe lines, but
these figures cannot be considered en-
tucly correct owing TO the fact that
the smaller pipe lines make no report
and there is usually a wide variation
In their daily runs oil I'm large guam
titles was shipped from the Gushing
pool hy Ial and these shipments of
course. must be roughly estimated,
says H. n. whitney IN the OH x Gas
Journal ana oil city Derrick.
IN estimating the production for
thc wear at lU2.Ng6,N27 barrels. the
Derrick adopted a conservative policy
in utilizing the ngurCs of the Gushing
output That prolific pool Is shown TO
have produced 47222,250 barrels, or
an average for the - months OF
l,628.@9g barrels These figures give
cushing the remarkably high produc-
+ tiun OF l2g.376 barrels for each Of the
2C5 days.
( Although the Cushing pool first
came into prominence In DeCemb Der
1913, when the first Bartlesville sand
well was completed; there was not a
noticeable increase I'M the runs of the
/ pipe line companies until March, when
sCmc gushcr wells were completed IN
! the old pool. and the runs for that
month increased over one million bar
res From that time until August !
/ there was a steady Increase, when the
4 three large pipe lines announced that
| they would only take so per cent OF
/ the oil In the future. As result The
amount Of oil produced in September
was approx nately two million bar.
rels less than during the previous
month The neXt three months showed
! an increase IN the output of the state
and during December the larges
amount OF oil produced during tn,
wear was registered. February wa
the smallest month in point Of pro
duCtion In December there were 10,
IiS5,7aJ barrels produced and In Feb
rUary 5.63T616 barrels, showing th'
large increase that took place in tn,
nine months, due to the wonderful
Gushing pool There was noticeable
decrease I'm most Of the old pools dur
ing the year.
It will be interesting 10 note tina
during 1914 there were 1913, ,b23,69J
barrels produced in California, whicl
has been conceded the largest produc
ing state in .hc country and whicl
has generally held a good lead owe
the Oklahoma h2id. The past yea
showed but difference Of 726.S6O
barrels in the production Of the tw
states. a remarkable gain for Okla
hCma.
Following will be found the quantit
f oil produced In the various district
Iof oklahoma by months:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07
City News In Brief

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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to Ancil w Lorton.
"a. and Moore Mora, 21, of Musko-
gee. Frank Mopes, 2s. and Beulah
McCoreston. 29. Of Owasso. John l..
Hawkins. 26. and Amy NJ. Richtman.
"a. Of Tulsa. Harley 4. Mertz, 20. and
Alma V. Sprung. 22. of Tulsa.
A MEETING of FItzhugh Lee
Camp. United Spanish War Veterans
and Ida Mckinley Auxiliary for the
purpose OF completing arrangements
for the state encampment in May will
be held at the courthouse at o'clock
tomorrow (Monday, night. Prospec-
tive members OF both camp and aux
Hilary are invited to attend IL Is ur-
gent every member of both organiza-
tions be on hand.
o
THE INSTRUMENTATION
Holiness convention being held at the
First Methodist church, corner OF
Boulder avenue and Fifth street, is
doing a great work in awakening the
people. Plain Bible trsths are being
presented as taught by John Wesley