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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE
"sesfsa ~ D*fasfssty FERN Promises
~ rs ksfasfy se&sSssa=~fsesgFass
s*fsgysts Fssn Over Stats

Fh@ fafsF We @yHf&fen&es rAgeA ~
sfhs g4Ffs week MI gEaassfssg fSsfsa, &C.
e$&F. PROMISES 10 ~ Esfssfg 4fgleaAsS
sfFS ~ efsss@f Interest saak ne aeY@
e@fsffss o. Gsse Ya#F sven: Espa4fffes
ass se6Hs received ff8Es futsl clergy
sfsefty st}atatSfs. bABk6Fs, f4fnssrs s4#k,
Presidents AfFt4 others As Il fssalt
a. SFteB varied 4FseH8sRaa eRe afse8as
sf6hs as tFsaEy TO- sf3bs sast ps3fts N
tF8&sd&F 9sFass
These conferences says Ds4h A.
+. Woods. OF tt4s NfFaRss0ta tS8tlsgA N
AgfF&ffEtHFe. 4Fa big afEa tsass Utilities
&FRa sFtSyyEa exercises a F#Fgs iaf58snes
I'm ne development Of fwfal Gffs In
MlHhastgsa As thsSf Vatae Baeafaas
better known. ths9 shtsgia bffHE Ia,
sAtHsf sHHa8gjB s3I classes Of assea ard
@staaH holding positions o. leadership
IN town ard tsssHtfgs s#eR q settina
together s#aaba ts NJ ifssfifasbls
pAfHs
The program for the frst day III tbs
6t,ssfsFetts Includes s8ffgs interesting
faAtaFas. Among taase will hs aa ads
ffsss ~ whiAaHs b. Dsaa #fgass " N6
WIFI fsvis~ sne staAtfsH In use stats,
tStsna tsbts I'm tHfst education. led
~ Est, &, o. tssH4iss, ~ MeCfsflaaa
town. Fs a et9afsFents eH tbs rural
church. isa by asy H. & Hickman, Of
tsyfst, Mint discussion ~ rural
fsefsstioh bg Il f. asbHs. prlatipsI
~ The Minnesota fsttaGl Of Asflenj
tafst ard an address aa How One
Community Found ftssif." by Mr.. iss
miss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

rws6ers lassfrst fssss6us stsme ra
aaftsa fer ssstf stsa= Dlaassa,a
Bankers IssssFssess,

Minneapolis Alaassats bankers
at@ ftaah Interested IN y tiftpisf by
kihaft ~, fAftittlb. state sHpstinseR
asiss ~ banks. ihfsFa4ins Them fhat
all bttatss efsstlae ct Increasing ~
sYefafsft INSIST bsaf q aseeHt ittsfhat
tstsatse stamp far saeh 500 ef ffae.
tln. Tbs order viii eHstia bankers
to sast'tet what they aaafH \ vicious
pfaetise z@ ihat ~ asatafa wins st
tatnts, EsilHts ts attach Tbs STAMP
places the offender liable ~ flhs ~
s3GG
Aff TattIttih's titeaiat ls bsssa ap
q faIiHe by the federal commissioner
III internal tavauHs. wha holds that q
thses creating al 6fafafsfs II merely
az acknowledgment az debt. which IL
tasahis anaet tisa war fsvenae act
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

sisiAtss, psifE@. EIfAfHsfs, sSvAfsssAss
fifA sagefk #ffH ittlfs&s @AfR sath
ftfefsed afsd sll hospitals afta t4Fatsess
tfssihAa II, RfepAfA fsf patients en-
et,fHsA#g
rms stesif4sf HastAa On TIE siae iata
HstAstfhafft ssla sHes. fsfts.tsf htsts Aea
tfAAf ffVAf craft s@sffHAa asistft H.
tifeh&tt eiifstksa sa the .fe6ks ftsftsa
openings III stfs sshai Htilf ard thfsaEh
uiase searched tHe ssstas ter p8sslsls
Victims.
SHaA M the stFieet# ~ aaB4fstaaAt
he4as ~ sha Western s4taEtfit t4etts
Parry @Afe ~ the RsSslaaa aheN /.
overturned
ors ~ asesesst nsfIas bisastAfs
the rsstlsta ilas srs hat side IN ,Rs
titaf Win alRefs stlli flsHhasfiae
sifsash hst ehss.ts latefief aaa hB,
tts@lhe hi The aeSsh sAsfeh whlia chi
tset', &tthsiisa 10 last beginning "
tealise Ire tRaI aaa skfflhla sleaiHa
estteh ~ ore VI tha efaatRst ~ faatiss
disasters
While the sfeftsv aa thousands wss
tsss thtIs aeaF bpas are @atsias
thfatteh INC tfisseaa III the SaSaaa
Regiment aftabts easlne lns8 tha
fstes III Tbs assa. hsif /. h6gas haif
HI aesrslts t}hleset eis.saas and TN
tiais have turned fhalf attention ~
Tie Investigations tsas mast hfIRs
fafth sathe ssfiaHas'aH a The essas
'taFhe saa IL ths wufs ~ pteFialas
tai1ht tHf thase laft destitute
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

Fergus Fails A vein Of coal was
discovered ou the farm OF Charles Mag
nmsan ST The tnwn ut tarkera Prairie
Parties we're engaged in drilling we'll
and The potnt ST the drill broke on
twice All investigation showed that
the aFill had struck coal and the vein
proved ta bs about two feet thick. t.
spring un tho same farm has for years
brought zip oil aud Mr.. Mugnasin has
decided to haze several holes bored
with view Of aHeertalning the aStens
1T tha coal vein, and whether there II
OIL In paying quantities.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS


Especially when preceded by 4 hot
bath with cuticura Soap, MANI nnm.
'ort'nE things these fragrant mupsr.
creamy emoliients may do for ,h.
sk,h: scalp. hair and hands and do /,
quickly. effectively and economically
Also for the toilet. bath and nurss~x
sample each free by mail with soos
ADDRESS postcard. cuticura, Dep, xY
boston, Sold evsrywhers. ADV
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

Hatshiisia Taxpayers viii vn,s Al
gust " un tba issuance 81 bonds 10
The stn9aat aF $4,000 for public In,
rsasstnsnts. The work desired II at,
extension ri The paved area end tbs
parking II part az bridge SQUARE III
The tahtef 1T the ritf II III ] bonds
paffy. siabon viii he used 10 build
stnfn sewers and rat tha eltt's apper
sianmeat VI paving feur blocks Of tho
tsta'n business s~eet aha ttsiaar
square fhs balance IT tho lssue vania
hs assa to haf Esd lnpftive for park
purposes iks cid mlll property"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
Mean riisnnsEtinn

Befors engaging rooms ia yozr
house, said the bachelor, Fl want To
Know III there are any families with
crying babies staying here"
I'm afraid there is." replied the
landlady. but we"
Well, was just going to say con.
nnHsd the other, that II there are I
want you to put me In the room nsr.
10 thsirs, / want to wake up I'm tbs
night and hear their trouble. no thu.
J can congratulate myself again thai
I'm not married"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
STEAMER ROLLS OVER At
CHICAGO DOCK 1000 DEAD
Eastaand, Gearing Z, 400 Eya3sjousts, Sinks
m Lsss Than Five Minutes Women and
Chfg1Fsn by nandreds Caught
Below Deck of Boat

tl6sao saty Ht atrsre
4
k#rfEr VIOLENT EMOTION,
fAN|s 8@s "a e stsps atoea etae*s~s tts efse
"
AT@ ss41F " sv ds 81 ~ se s. pfe4 atsa as step<
s tsd faf ~ soss ~ fsf srs@@ Nfs So
sN aohatss tssae6
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
'S.HF ~ nflo n
asats 8vrr 2SssseS 70 @f#s4 grsgs2
W.a4b- tyEt55fstsss
s5sTuer Gssesftsss - ssss;sss s*etlr IS ~,
6s7' Go Tsssfssstas-=sSs,lfssrt y't.asdrssg
ctsotas'ets Shortages ST. ,agts

Minneapolis, ,&i1a 3f.,@@8s Bstt.elci,Q.
| y tlae sst4Ae a6ttr tqtad A. vi ftrrip
/ 80, state superintendent 81 tsu{te
4 a1Bsfe juttlE" st4f tff,Gsf statement Ss.
eIEtfttg tlits shortages ~ die f!tsss,s;,
ss4s1%e baaK to sn so ag,e 1T ,,k,s.slf,
n phoht3st1fi. soa'ater cashier aesistsa
County sttt6'taer ;sS,lH1 NJ sts,ss 10 ags
a,shist clssrsfs s*s8S4ase a4qn. allow
aiztf H. Jlkst4d eafse@ ant aaxjYt s,sa,A
ae1t"e' At oi4re + NJ Hts stsbfrr4srs NJ
ms tosigtt4st'usa tltsts 1'}esaBsstt Fnfpt4,l
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dSaFsip astteF 5ltts ftttHgY ss4lnrase3 asyt
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ssf4tssfssFs f5s3}ts bHaeHieai3lP seeatv t.es,
parliament ~ fl5.s Banks RseI4aess.. ia.
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bseesatsfg HeAssa Bsss rasossasstF
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sa4ss ph E8s soaAFP l4i4 AID which, kass
@Ifs sgsS steoaaag seTs sffa aigsp toy
saors flaEas$ az Rs,ef.. Attorney 9sapJ,sq
Fessae1as @isss Represents e1ses fsrHss
es.siaj.sFy s8l.s No 44efslsse VITA IA IA
essbossS
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"a pa4sccsY4ts fsaYs t#s Day he va.
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stsa pfc s&aa HE ny aasfssss 40 Aes
ga sarV7Aas Bfts sssseaea. Ffe f&alazss
fs4lFF eAaF sefss9 III sFffg a4ss5ae esss
parting wFeFF s4ss w1fs asS faW8gg e%es
RafAsF. NF$, fha4as$dR il ssal4GaR4s
es@ safsfAy a#t Ill 4slFg grows R&t4&s
10 ssaf"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
SHOULD NOT
HAVE MOVED
sfsrF 81 4 War IatE1G mas MzEs
iisg Good, s,ar Saplls1 ressx
Got s..se zss1 Of ri,rZ

On Has sgai,, 1918 cg.ss So, staas Ta-ns
srs rga,asctt ssngassssf vsry atrsss-
sasaug s.nsgasas NJ slis experiences ~ d
man rom Staples, afsstg. Raassafssg
stas ia WA NOE naaastg aeiesi aasad<
Way aas setfstsst 50 isass ~ y aons$
sssad Id Catadaa, WlS1I $3.50 as sad
HIS Wis gsois ~ a acsnssfsat assas
Caigitrx. Ssssaat eiissav,, ksesr sscsfszes
nag afs experiences - ssw gsaess a1
whsca they ssd aasdsT1ostss aarfsasys
sftffti wes.s Essaig tfs se esIaesf6sssstA.
vsga a sgaala a1aaisss u eaasGaa, 10
ssaSigutss tsse ssewF by sssaissg sasEs
ia sIss tall after d lar SWIMMERS wsrk
81 aSs 100 ssHss er8sysfs lie cleaned
- ssaF'g All ala ssisrss aasfax Sow
.slr gosa hcrses. a eosa9fsss ssg ~
ssra machinery aass5ssd445asg tvs wsxsns
ALT a ''ssssg'" so3 Buggy aas stsssn
head - aa8Gts, Ffs ccss55alss. "sss~~
sssrs wss ass satisfied I aa8 saesT
reading - eass s5lszsasd aarssas&asfs
thai 1sas to- 80 lad ts Msssaax.
Naeas Nas s9ssaS sa3 : essaggas ~
wsaa6 get cheaper 10 Began 90 glagsx
glssss demonstrating ss u sssaevssaxs1g
3rssessssca vas ssfssr sisaa sarmsaG
saa6 sss stop So consider that wasas
wss sar sas ss1y thing ~ q saxsssg
o. ssss ] had sos1 pork ssv IA essts o
SQUAD Eggs Ard sasssss sz1 Esss 10
As groceries aaG sarss ~ had asw
sasg ssslea es'nss sws asstsss sansaag To-
Esd sasvs growing -. We Aa4 Il eysaa
separator and ssass saxs. us had .
sssrssv sseston Of Iaa1 saas eoa4
raise 30 ssaaaaanes 81 szaags Trasa.
rsces $40 grass sar feed, bot coa1A
Noe ses al saxSs I had sss tasors.E
fever a@9 @seasss to SET
! set tas ssses aa tbs Azaa .. 1850
easav eafsI9 sst sd anyoas pfsA
ssass aasefs ssSasY, ksasvss, 80 eazs
ssswE satsa saaEIy sod for si,4ss.
We ssS 40 s@etioa aEa sold ssss rev.
seasE property. On TIE sags re xoe
isss asost sTGaga cash 10 pay sss 1850
tsaas@vs sAs rsss ras aEE Eotss.
Tks horses sroszks asaas swssaEY.s
what tksY msrs WORTH. Tks f-sgs
tbsats so9s for hardly oas.shlr1 a
~sat sasy had COST. It's eastss
brought good price,
1sst 1sks knsshsr star
VS. s0w havs o homestead IN Msr~
tsaa, kst Nc aa6 that after ragvsar
Esrs and gststnx ss9tisa, what rsonsy
ne had eid not 90 far We bars Tires
horses. about al sas implements 10
sssd, and Httis better hsGi4Eags
shas We had on osr forasr place, We
saSs 80 cattle. though ne had 10 hassd
raeh fence 10 keep ranch stock oss
o. oar selas. We havs about $3.50
worth 81 honest dsbts.
TfUs, We have a half section fs
sia&s ~ quarter. bnt that IL 90 rood
to ns, 80 long 40 - have not shs
capital with which to work IL.
In summarizing IT. all up SEE shsrs
i Hsass tny mistake IL viii take fully
Eve PEARS 10 get into AZ good circrn.
stances 80 80 we're before ne nsats
tbs ehangs. 1t 10 five years lost.
NY advice 10 aaYoas contsnpsat.
Ing change Of location Ia 10 think
twice bsfors you act, and II your pres
snf circumstances are not too baa.
stay by your bush TIL you pfcx \
clean "--Advsrtissment
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
4ssal lealss. fstsssl.. fs~n

hs t'as, issWst ttasi iuit as sle
pitts sslf reached hsfp taii If fa
tth@ea aetlFstles ~ ssdal iaalan raid
afs vic #sse said la ha.s taifatisatl
tbs toNa ~ SSH iass as tiHat,aas u
ait onslaught ditiaa #hfeh Ia th'hsst
aHa tvs ste$leans wsta hllisa A tie
'ahtinaitt II sia&lean tFaens was seli
tias fstste tiaaeiias M hussaEt II It's
taiaats.
Ms apprehension, II fish FsF ihs
ssfss u A.aHsstssis seash III thp fa
anl FLYER:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
MINNESOTA FARMS
IElDhEN WEALTH
sSs#ssFS %t,stsss 'rgs4 psGtgE -
tsssts seE, PRODUCE -
GAf1l $4,000
STATE News o. MINNESOTA
interesting sstai 4stsstsrs'stst %t5.epss4stssss
81 f4fa sss4 ssa gssYs se3,seIs.s
s4fs sFFaetstss So fsfts Ge>sprat.
ssstses 81 stt8f *ssSess8-

- P8ttA-- A. SfSlfa ~ e4aa1sf4t, Aaf4-
tttsftA glss ts4'f44 ~ N5fgssAt4t4 ftssy afssy,
wa 5ssSsss6s ia A,ssH naa4s4t $500 3ssss ,
atVs Wa$3ts tt3pa ftsfa NAH flaa e6fld
|aaefs a AssAassta4lfg Rssf. N4as.sta,ss
a7>tssaastfs NV 8lts seeasese >,,ttts sid
DtoaterIsg III A4ss5 a%sr alsowR.
siFtis8f ssA4>st8spa7aa Progress in Gas
taEsHstsS ~ Eaetl4s aAd Kt,4s.. flts Ata~G4,tss
aissttt - yts4fe aHSdss.sGs BlAts ffeitsieas
~ at't}yfy as4aH a44d efst grain tFtssy IL
stsg ft"Ga ~ 6as Betp RsAoNh av5arfs
gft sitat4f lffAas
+ |'oss Wostss ssi3s4.ssss.
R4i4asAs NasEeagy 3#sssdts44r 81 fks4
E,I'4ta afoeifyatsa8 All s.ssp4lA ~ @poq
tsFsH Mis- sssgae84s4a., ssflF4ssae flssaf tslss
ifs* 1919 ksYss ps4Ased AZ stgS 900 900
WITT Ssfss4s IT. fats gFsaaest aarE ~
es+sae &e,assts fftta N8sssAdstaa
fAs asaFss fsfsf se@sFi 81, eiaY4 sss
ssassd ~ ass aet9Aaets 81 }, $50 6tg assgs
Easf ysssf n fssoaG aax a.as.e VIA
F.So8.9sg NJ NaglSKss 6xssas .4tsss
eltae ~ 8ls4A sfse s8x asssafsss ~ fAss y;ssss
y ss4t ~ fdNots hexs Ass Bssyss sags6,s
Az HfBs Fffs@ issF ssaf fl4s sselFsssss.s
tsts For sf9aeb 8ssss ~ n gain ~ sas,.
es6.S',s, 81 alhs9sf d0sRsfys ia exseefAs
A saisF ~ vi 900 400 nv esetle ssd tslpss
fs estimated
Eseeos esrsssesT psssS ETss
fh@Fs ss@s4ss FissIS SSis5t f9 saa
Fts4sssss ~ Prot. T.. f.. fs4gf@ "a che sg,ss.s
ghpfPsFs5Sys 6A6Fxe If fsrFfse, e4sser
fsesa M s8s Merchants NsaEsssb sasr,
aaftA Ssgsfs eAAs sf9A &FssfA,s8 @hsssa
ese4sg e6Yfl4 So $50 900. win s.s raised
6asfs sse sfafAH s8 fks saf4e ss b4se
gA*Fs wits sssepasg, rvs 4FA4 Hay st4 ht,s
expected ~ SHOW ssy astFaase ff4a
Increased aEYe4f afH@ARe fs s4s sYsE&f
fssscH ft,F SaEer crops s@fA9 ksR4
COWS 0@fa& f4 @se @sag4Ar A rs
pef test Etss t3f9 s0ra IA bsskSs f8s iii
MgFshessaAg the kess VIII ss4 49yNss4
U.s. 5Bts yyat fttHF last year
Estimates sSsassss,
stsfH$ Fb@3s IA Sire #st4fa6y ~ fkR
Estimates Ia ss@a ~ sfgAs E9ssB NV
Ffaf r. H. FfA@aaAF ~ fFtA $9aes f4Fsa
sHhas9 Prot. tfs@skef f,sss6 hfs fk4s4s
as4 the fstt tAat nv RfAhesdsa t9@fs
sFs 1s4ssS03 h4fEt44 COWS fJWFfse e4s
Ssss yeaf Mr. ftfsfa4Se ~ "a 1864 NfBkbg
ets~s @as ffa$4R, Rbsbeasa shAfa @fBg
pa n g*fse Increases I'M 4aiFg srtSsatfs
sif& ssFf8s @fG HFtee ~ ffgsv aFssgE
vi lsttps tsbt dff 4hNt12tfaf NJ R9paf BttfAs
shSs PesF. 'fhe tR@t tRss WlaRssa##
@ffi Dt6f8t& s7s5ab, 400 in asffg staa
aets be9t fFFis ststa III tha front fsas.s
Professors A. o sHffh ssa n ~,
EhsfRtsH A. thA state faffa seHaal
plses thA higs t6fst ~ sS7s sSa4 6fys tn
sha stsuIttg atsH aeRs ef ms st8th.
Theses seasas ss9s beesf complied @it4
crest tafs #hd after H4tttfi wafk wv
tfse ssteHsists asgsfsAtest u ths ami.
vafsitys
X. W. RiBs N e. & k5fasfset a to
sefAas Win tlfs stsfe sra Fieaatst gov
htHfasfs officials fi9at fise 6Ettlask is,f
Il big STEP III ttlbefs IN HlaResata il
ststsl,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

~, Ciaaa sia9ssuet Hammond IL
~ aelivst tins af The principal address
es ri the staafns County fsif 10 be
held 81 saak Isnssf. Great pFapats
siasss are being made fer The stock ais
ptas, a .ssw barn 10 accommodate upfs
thaa q hundred head teeaatlf having
beet euiaristad an the grounds.
The fass management has arranged
fas \ series ~ anlemahlte trips Ia tha
nsafbs towns - advertise The coming
s*sht. and One af The flfst viii hs
tpaaa ~ ~ cloud
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

In the Kansas City court Of apncals
"A decision vas recently handed down
that crook In the tall Of a mule is
An unsuunaness. and farmer whe
bad bought a pair OF mules as snnnS
retov the cost price from ths
seller
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29
No Use.

They're using an awful 10, f., .u
tomoeiies In the European war" 70
marked the auto enthusiast.
Know" said the diugrun,lsa N.
w. But what good does II do,
me manufacturers keep turning IA.
blamed things out faster thar ,hn..
tealo~s over there can bust EN- 40"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

That vpunE widow does not In,
10 speak - her sate husband IA.
saYs he died Of sach a tsrrji,s,
shock
$40 he dsa~~la the electric ebsi.'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

SAT- Francisco iits 20 @~ asEas
fhhtnRsaa ~ thlbasa sod HE tsffleiai
rafts hste isfs hers ett \ sraelal train
taf thibsee
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

ssfnalfls ~ approximately Atsa gf tff9
ttffaf III sfts RAfssfFa ttt fassfa Al fhA
slrfs N ti9e catastrophe, ttl4a itssEaaihe
Nse etse taf fs. hssA HeaA seBaftea ssiA
Uf shA sss sistss fstfsipitts tthstt s,4sstAa
itt II IN aelieSAH ftl9 4fh stu AiF8e
sra hass falieA t3 febtstt sta ttist 100
sa.aias stiti as HI ifsA tfEef
ssiasass ~ essrsfssFsa.
Fsrtt " Ire mstss KIND stfGtsk stss
passengers @btH ne tt4st l,eesH tt'
ttifs tfvhfs hest stt8tttgss III MI
,seasss ssla stfe ssAsss4st ft}ifea sisshs
w twtsAg fllkH tHtaAH farther, ata
shat taHafsas ~ sefsstaiass stt4es
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-03-06
ST|PULAT|0NS
IN LITIGATION
JUMBO EN-, TO BE PERMITTED
TO OPERATE DURING PEN
DENCY OF ACTION

At conferences held on Tuesday
afternoon and evening, the attor-
neys and officials of the Reorgan.
lied Booth Mining company of Gold
field and the Jumbo Extension Min
ing company agreed upon stipula-
tions which will permit of the oper-
alton of the mine of the Jumbo Elk.
company during the pendency of the
apex litigation recently instituted by
the Booth. AS soon as the United
States court at Carson City ap-
proves the stipulations, operations on
a normal scale will be resumed in the
Jumbo Extension. The stipulations
agreed upon follow:
That the hearing of the motion
for temporary injunction pendente
lite, set for March 5, may be dis
pensed with and preliminary in
junction order made without furth-
er showing and in pursuance OF the
following arrangements for the ex-
penditure of certain funds and the
operation of the property:
The Jumbo Extension Mining COM
pany to be permitted to withdraw
from the funds now on deposit the
sum of $2,57S.27 in payment for
timber which had been purchased
prior to the issuance of the restrain
ing order; $4,627.22 in payment OF
bills for a carload of machinery;
5000 for payment of operating ex-
penses, including supplies, powder,
ETC., or so much thereof as shall be
Continued on Page Three)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-03-06
WILL OPERATE
At CANOElAR|A
NEW COMPANY TO DEVELOP 81
METALLIC PROPERTY
THERE

The Goldfield- -Candelaria Cooper
ative Mining company, the articles
of incorporation of which were to-
day filed with the secretary of state
at Carson City, gives promise of be-
coming an important factor in the
future activity in the old Candelaria
mining district in Mineral county.
20 miles south of Sodaville. Backed
by GOldfield and Denver, Colo, min
ing men, the new company is capi-
talized for 100000, divided into g.
100000 assessable shares of the par
value of ten cents. The officers are:
President, e. S. Van Dyck; vice pres
ident, DR.. j. l.. Mccarthy; secretary
and treasurer, Charles G. Patrick,
all of Goldfield; directors, the above
named with l.. B. Curtis of Denver,
Colo, and one other yet to be cho-
sen.
In addition to owning the Lucille
group of six claims, adjoining the
Nevada Pittsburgh and Albemarle
properties in the Goldfield district,
the new company holds long time
lease and bond upon the Bi-Metallic
property of three fractional claims,
comprising 40 acres, in the heart of
the old Candelaria district. 1t is the
intention of the management of the
new company to confine it's endeav-
Ors for the present, at least, to the
exploration of its Candelaria hold
irgs. The property adjoins on the
north the Northern Belle or Holmes
mine, which has a production record
of $4S, S,000,OOO on the east and
south the Mount Diablo property.
which produced $10,000,000, and on
the south and west the Secretary or
Columbus mine. which yielded $2,-
500 900 in the early DAYS of the camp.
All the three adjoining properties
named have been idle since 1893
when labor trouble caused a gener-
al suspension of operations.
The lease and bond upon the BIZ
Metallic was taken over recently by
the organizers of the new company
from Mark Bradshaw and associates,
who resumed its development in
1912, since which time they have
shipped ore to the value of $35 900.
The mines of the Candelaria district
are apparently located along an I'M
mense contact traceable for more
than 5000 fee. and averaging 800
feet in width The ore bodies occur
along this contact in shoots which
have been found, in some instances.
to have been ninety feet wide. sew
eral hundred feet long and have been
proven to a vertical depth of LOO
feet. The value of the ore, accord
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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The apex litigation recently insti-
tuted by the Reorganized Booth Min
ing company of Goldfield against
the Jumbo Extension Mining COM
pany and the Goldfield Merger Mines
company is the all-absorbing topic Of
discussion among the members of
the local mining fraternity. 1t has
caused the controversy between the
majority and minority directors of
the Merger company, growing out
of the sale of the Velvet claim to the
Jumbo Extension, to fade into insig-
nificance in point of interest. There
is naturally much conjecture as to
the probable outcome of all existing
litigation and all sorts of arguments
and predictions are heard. Although
no official information is obtainable
there is preponderance of sentiment
that the Merger internal dispute will
soon be adjusted and the apex liti-
CATION settled out of court through
the consolidation of the various prop
critics involved. However, everything
is, figuratively speaking, "up in the
air" and one prediction as to the