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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
BUILD MILL FOR
TUNGSTEN MINES
EQUIPMENT WILL TREAT 4
LARGE TONNAGE IN HUM
BOLDT COUNTY

"
Within the next 90 days a 10
ton tungsten mill will be erected by
the III. M. Byllesby company on
their holdings at Toulon. a staff IN
on the Southern Pacific line just
out of Lovelock. This is to be the
first unit of a mill which is to
properties of the Byllesby company
at Ragged Top, recently purchased
from |. +. Beeson and his ~assoc;a-
ties.
The contract, which was let to
the Storms Roger Manufacturing
company. of Denver, on Tuesday.
this week. calls for a modern mill
capable Of handling - tons daily.
The cost is figured at $4,000. The
Byllesby people have an agreement
which calls for the completion Of
the mill within 80 days. Work is
to be started. at once. The arrange
ments We're completed during lhe
stay in this section of Otto E. Osth-
OFF of Chicago, who is vice-presidnnt
OF the Byllesby concern.
According to A. w. Gordon, ~fho
represents the mill constructing
company, four men will arrive from
Denver. who will take charge of
getting together a crew of men, and
putting up the mill as soon as a
start is possible. He says the mill
can be completed within the time
limit and that a large force will
be employed to hat end.
Work of building the road from
the mines to the Toulon station has
already been started, at both ends.
Much of the work is to be done by
the tractors. This road will give a
haul of II miles, and will be a
method which hauls % miles from
the mines to the present loading
station az Miriam.
Well boring is still going on at
Toulon, and indications promise a
plentiful supply for mill operations,
from the three holes which are he
ing put down.
At the camp, work of putting in
exploration tunnels, and taking out
ore has been pushed with all posi-
BILE speed, and ore Is being taken
out in large quantities.
A new tractor arrived this week,
and is now at work making the
ore haul from the mines. supple
menting several teams and the
original tractors brought out by
the concern.
Camp houses have been put up,
and the original number of men m
p,cyed, 35, increased materially.
According to the officials of the
concern, the work at the mines will
be increased on a very large scale,
and the present condition is only a
start. Orders for more catterpil-
lars for hauling purposes are to be
put in soon.-Review-Miner
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
Desert May Bloom

Drilling to locate underground
water channels in the Amareosa
desert is to begin shortly near Le-
land, on the Tonopah and Tidewater
railroad. Officials of the road have
authorized the work. At Beatty,
in the upper end of the desert. there
are indications of water and at tho
other end Of the desert are SINH
lar indications. The location of the
connecting underground channel is
the goal of the engineers in charge
of the work. Should the expert
ments prove successful, the desert
may become well settled.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
DIVIDEND FOR
PRINCE CONS.

Officials of the Prince Consoli-
dated this morning announced an
other quarterly dividend of 5 cents
a share. This requires the pay
ment of $4,000. The distribution
will be made on Sept. 1 to stock Of
record Aug. "a.
This payment will bring the
Prince Con. dividends up to a to-
tai of 100000. 1t amounts to 80
cents a share on the 1000, 900
shares issued. This Phoebe mine
is shipping to the Utah smelters at
the rate of about $500 tons a week
from it's low grade iron ore bodies.
However, the new 200-tOn mill at
B%ullionville is now treating ore
from the $4,000 ton dumps, and
this, too, is expected to soon be-
gin to add materially to the profits
OF the company.-Deseret News.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
Big Rabbit Drive

The first Of a series of proposed
rabbit drives was held at the Car
ter ranch on Big creek near Aus
tin. Ranchers in that vicinity have
been getting about three loads OF
hay from a field that should pro-
duce over one and One-half tons
to the acre. The rabbits have
eaten Carter's hay and Carter is
going to counter on the rabbits.
In the first drive from 5000 to 5000
rabbits we're rounded up. A few
hundred we're killed, but the greater
part of the band stampeded and
succeeded in making good its es-
cape.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12

comes from the several leases on
the Midway and Montana mines.
At the mine. in West End terri
tory proper, the usual production
and development work was carried
forward in the same satisfactory
manner that has characterized the
operations in the whole property.
The work of extracting the ore
continued on the 3rd and 9Th levels,
no operations being undertaken on
the 4th level during the week.
On the Bird level, the ore was
produced from $50 and $50 terri
tory. which furnished normal ton
nages of milling grade rock. A
stope has also been started from
3O4 raise during the past week.
At the Jim Butler the usual salts
factory progress was made in ad-
vancing the headings at both the
Desert Queen and the Wandering
Boy shafts where operations have
been in progress for some weeks
past, while several new pieces of
work have been started and a re-
sumption of operations ordered in
other places.
While development work pro-
ceeded in a n entirely salts
facto~y to the management of tn.
North Star mine. the usual output
was made. This consisted of the
shipment during the week of a car
load of ore, weighing about SO IONS.
which was sent to the West End
mill for treatment.
Drifting is still in progress on the
S5O-foot level. the 2-foot wialh be-
'ro consistently shown in tbs face
of the drift. This vein makes a
pretty fair grade of milling ore.
Satisfactory progress continues to
be made in advancing the WORKINGS
on the bottom level of the Cash Boy
Consolidated mine. The south cross
cut from the west drift is still ad-
vancing in the West End rhyolite,
no material change having been en-
.countered as yet in this crosscut.
The ground through which this
lateral is advancing is still heavily
observation-disclosures Miner.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
ELKOITE HITS 1T RICH

Victor Parus returned last night
from a mining prospect, IS miles
north of lko, where he made what
he believes is a rich strike. He
brought samples of silver and lead
ore that will probably assay $1,000
to $500 the ton. He will install
a small mill to test the value of the
discovery. The ore will be run
through a concentrator.-Eiko In
dependent.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
ElkO Hotel Man Arrested

A. Puccinelli, proprietor of the
Elko hotel, has been arrested, charg-
ed with receiving stolen property.
1t is alleged that a man named
White stole a barrel of bottled
beer from a delivery wagon. When
the deliveryman reported the loss
to the officers, they found wheel
barrow tracks from where the wa
gon had stood to an alley in the
rear of the hotel and the barrel
was found in the hotel cellar. White
stated that he had sold the beer to
Puccinelli.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
Sugar Beet Men Disappointed

Thomas r. Cutler, vice-president
and manager of the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company, and Salt Lake men
interested in the company. are on
their way to Fallon. 1t is under
stood they are disappointed with
the poor beet acreage promised for
next year in the Fallon vicinity and
their visit may determine the flu
ture of the sugar factory at that
place.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
Three Strikes and Out

When a Piute doctor loses his
third case he must die. 1t is Piute
law. A Piute doctor was recently
found dead near Wellington. His
head had been beaten off with a
rock. In the course of an inquiry
into the matter, an Indian volun-
teered, "He kill 'um three; maybe
some Injun kill i'm" The dead
Indian was a graduate of the Car
Isle Indian school.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
Tom Kelaher Dies i'm Reno

Tom Kelaher, known throughout
Nye county. is dead in Reno. He
has been in poor health for SON,
tine but his condition was no-
thought TO be serious. Several years
ago he held the office of justice
Of the peace at Rhyolite and later
moved to Manhattan. where he en-
gagged in mining. He was a resi-
d7rt of Manhattan for q number nf
years.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
NINE MODELS BEING
SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON

The employees at the capitol were
yesterday busy packing up and ship
ping the mine models and other
Evidence used in the West End
Jim Butler case to Washington, d.
c., where they will be used in
presenting the case to the supreme
court of the United States.-Carso1
News.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12
To Guard Verdi Property

A night Waterman for Verdi, dur
ing the rebuilding stage has been
authorized on request of the con-
stable of the lumber town. He
states that there is much property
at Verdi that is in need of pro-
lection from tramps.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-08-12

ed last night from Oatman, AriZ.,
and will remain here.
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HuGicncc On bel Slei Al Slottct
Ellen ltilci til @joiteruc3 Rdaoilbeo.
otter At have iuotagct Eltudleou
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bpcr. ioroi lutct @ano uiIOe ui0e AZ
bent er enoeIlg tommet til No. iOe.
bcrs iicite ior0iitc Vt0niuer er
6rogt tjlbpile paa Gem isoiife @rlo-
pla>s paa Staten &SIano. San ogoc
yaa e Sonarorium / @reeusiarm3.
Connecticut. / Sreoals.
Gohen uNr isot i Ero0micn Qur.
Iono. san u~SuanSrc0e iom mll
Nano til 9roiiIien. buorico ban.
eiter at h0De iparet fg inunnen ilere
n;itu Dollars, for IRE liar iloeu SroJ
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iorIo0 Ram. Sans ll.pffer uirteoe
iao ueoiIaacn0e paa ham n ban
mI'teOe 6ortanoen ) C%perenaitem
melie mes $necGu0riugslouen beor-
oreoe3 Bar oeyorteret.
san bleu Isrit ienot iii &io Sa-
retro. men grGitIien nGgteoe N la
D. ham tonme iIuno. Sfibet tog
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gort. men 1eler life Der ri han
latte 6o0en pau Sau0. SORT eiter
q. hare slort Here Cure trent %
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uor oper. Grben rcobeoe bam intiS-
lcrtlo ira Senlse Sti95ue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
SDiflano crflrrer Eortnanl Grio.

Berlin 90e A.ltarts. 5niflano
ertlGrebe igaor Gitermiooag Gortu-
gal arig og 9au ben berpprenOe
portugiiiife Ylluiiter bans Reiiepo5.
Zen tpite &egicring erflprer, at
bette Sfriot er blet n~eopen0iot.
ioroi Iortugul ielp bapoe frpnfet
lin Nsitralitet paa BET groueite pes
at beiIaglGgge ale tpife Iampere
lom laa ~interneret / portugiiiife
Same. SpifIon0 blep oerior ns0t
Ill at opgiue Den operbprenoe &olo-
ming. Iom oet bibtil bar ia9ta9et
oberIor Torhiqal poa 8runo al Ne.
pllbIifen5 uanifelise Stiling iom Ell
SIa9s engelif &aialitat" --
Deb Hortugol er ben DOE Na-
tion fommet mco inc / 9eroensfri-
gems Spirpel.
Nogen itsrre Setponing Tor ari.
gems Sang oil neppe bette laa - az
Den llnlple 0runlo Of Tortugal Zig.
ger uoenior SplfIanbs &pffepio0e.
% Oct fan Den lille HepubIif neoe
/ guropas iD0peitIisite Sierne u9re
tafnemmelig ior. 6or Den bar life
tort al fare meo - maaIt nleo uore
Soaes Inaleitot. Zen fan bog
ifrobe iammen Ell arme paa mel.
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1noebrrnote Soloater

Tairbuuf9. 9llaifa. 90c Wiart9
Gre Soloater omtom % 10 olore bleJ
oluorliB i%orbrUnOte / en- &loebruuO,
irm l8aor ioaoe 0Ope0borattcrue %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / sort @ibboH
/ Nlte.
0c omfomle, Ser ale tilGertc
aontpani .. Al &c 6orene0e Stotcr5
llbe Snianterire1imcnt por Ser.
mon Sluto, Nenrp Miner % Curtis
=. Wiuis. &c %tilit00efomuc uar
Scrgeunt Nntbonp aiuinuf o. Nic.
Mig @rpi9 acllep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
\ Sit Tor Mcuie iorisate Snifcrnc

: Elt Tor NcHle forle9te Spltcrnc
10 beitige Nnhcb paa oe ironifc 70.
bclruuc / %elt ior %~dnoabuen Son.
alnlont, men mootoaea Al Ell ilil
Hegn ira De ~frnnltc Nfitralloler, at
DC pua Inlet Tlatt uaocoe ircm Ill
De irunitc @inier.
>Tnger ipbpao, / Nrrheoeu al
St. Nfibiel, fdlte0e Spiferne ilpOcn-
Be Miner no / GIpcn Nicltie, men
6ranlfmrnoene iiiteoc Dem op. ier Sc
iii nllrcttet no9en Sfaoe.
6reoag inoremleoe oen tpifc Of
l~lcielle Happort, at ~oct otter par
Iptfeoea 6ronifmrnoene at ioa. iait
0ooirite / ielue %anieriortet Gorr"
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ocre lanune Sag erflUreoc alorig
bnD0e pnret / Sniternea &Unoer.
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De OoI0lonlnle &nnnpc ON 9eliooel-
len az Sort Taur iortioatter. IN.
lterne bar liot ON Tenn fiunpct liz
rem I'll Sfraanlngcn ioran Sortet,
men De bar enonu life nuaet li1-
trdao9lUroet ioran 6Gltningct. Il.
gelaa bar Def lptfeoea Suiferne at
lloa rrem I'll ~ll0fnuten al S%dnosbp.
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dlc De aanlpe, lonn bar roict Der.
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meforpS 100000 Wtano) life poa
noget Eitlft %formaaet at luuffe oe
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lite gIGttes, elrten De oil gisre ct
mt 6oriog, lloor De iaor %illnlnlet lig
hot, eller ON Salllpen bill ltilne al
til oen panlige "Sfoniefrio", men
%franIfe mllitpre JagfoIf or tilbeieliq
til at fro, at BET iioite bill bli Gil
fpIoet.
Gn anlerifonlt &orreipn0cnt tcle.
graferer ira &iebenbuun oen 9oe
MartS:
Seq bar ira Spitlouo mooto9et
Ell pripat Me0Oelelie ON. at oen m
tie Sprleoelie paa Geitironten bar
opgipet Tlaneu ON at brpoc i9ien-
llenl De i%ronitc Sinier % to9e &cr-
Dun loln ugjemtemisrlig.
Seoenbe tuife militGre % poIiti-
lie 2reOle lortlarer MI, al oct alori0
par Splterne@ Nenii0t at iorio0e at
ta8e Teroum neo Stornl, men finn
at %"forbeOre i'm egen Sront poa oct
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gioroe Ell @ue mo / tuit Serritori-
Inn, ion par iarlig ior Spifcrne.
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Tor ell aigierenoe iranit Siicniip
Der til &aoren, mar oe 9laiereoe
piloe iao lunlIet nof aanoner %
ammunition. 1erior bIeu ser ale.
reOe poa oeitc Ciosplntt giort 6or-
ieg paa at presie De ironife @inier
tllboge lloen Neltipn til, bpao Oct
piIoe foite. Gctte bar Spiferne MI
opnaoet % bar enoog puret iitano
i'll at iGtte Jig iait i DC lpngit trent
lfllote iranite %lnier. SaaIcbea bar
Spiferne auereoe lott lin GpQauc her.
Iortpller min gteobeler, iom tiliai-
er, at Ser life er 8rlnO iii at ueltte
Here itore Npbe0er ira oenne aant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Ivif Spion ocmt.

@inoior, Ontario. zoe Niorta
Zen tpite Spion Gurl Geipa bley
i1aJ al en- &llru crtlrret itplOiQ
q. have iprGu1t fonaojite Gnguiu.
ger / Sllrten mc0 Gpnomit o. Ger.
e'ter oSmt til Strdiarbej0e pao
%iostiO. 9lanot Sc 9pquinger, ban
operisrte3 at b1pe iprGnQt i %l',eu.
par Fcobo0p C0erall 6abrif / Ma.
terrible. Nau fon0te5 olion lfuloig
/ iammcu meo hilbert adloin;l0t
Ictroit Mid. at bare giort et TJr.
ia pau al iprunge NiiIItrrOepottt
/ Nlu0i0r / &llitcn.
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Snea Sulfet.

Gnoni merfeligere er mnnife oe
opbepareoe &epni;lger al Stco Sol
fcts Civilization / Hcrlls &eiIano.
Sncaerne bar, bI. a., iortrinlige Tei-
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aaraktcrifiRr GrGk af oct latnke An,rrikas fiGoric, S0l=
fnnos= o9 fnlkeliu oo okonomikr EorDol0.
Sn0ianerne, berrs 0prinoelfe, Rultur 90 Sober.
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Civilization / 9ucatan ioa bel ionl
S%epninger al @per % Sentpler man
bar funoet i Soouros % andre Ste
Der Wfpupm. l[fnprifn
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-10-12
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the

ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
spaces opposite alleys as follows: None
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSING AS FOLLOWS:
West side intersection of 3rd street
and Chestnut avenue.
West side intersection of End street
and Chestnut avenue.
West side intersection of LIST street
and Chestnut avence.
East side intersection of 4th street
and Chestnut avenue.
East side intersection of Bird street
and Chestnut avenue.
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
spaces opposite alleys as follows:
East side west " block 20, west
side, Chestnut avenue.
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSINGS. AS FOLLOWS:
West side intersection A street and
Maple avenue.
West side intersection B street and
Maple avenue.
East side intersection 5th street and
Maple avenue.
East side intersection 4th street and
Maple avenue.
East side intersection Ord street and
Maple avenue.
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
spaces opposite alleys as follows:
East side block 33, west side of
Maple avenue.
East side block SO west side of
Maple venue.
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSINGS, AS FOLLOWS:
Snntb csl, t-..a--.-
enue and 9TH street.
North side intersection Pine avenue
and 9TH street.
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
spaces opposite alleys as follows:
North side block 81, south side of
9TH street.
South side block 5, north side of
7th street.
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSINGS. AS FOLLOWS:
South side intersection POPLAR av-
enue and 9th street.
South side intersection Pine nv
enue and 9th street.
North side intersection Chestnut ay-
enue and 9th street.
North side intersection Poplar ay-
and 9th street.
North side intersection Pine ay-
and 9Th street.
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
space opposite alleys, as follows:
North side block So south side of
street.
North side block 8, south side of
9Th street.
South side Wa block 9, north side
9Th street.
South side block S, north side of
9Th street.
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSINGS AS Follows:
South side of intersection of Mamie
avenue and 5th street.
South side Of intersection Chestnut
avenue and 9Th street.
South side of intersection Of Poplar
avenue and 9th street.
South side OF intersection OF Fine
venue and 9Th street.
North side of intersection Of Maple
and 9th street.
North side Of intersection Chestnut
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-10-12
and.

anu,
Beginning at the northeast corner
east " block IL Riverside addition.
and proceeding west along south side
Thlrd street to the northeast corner
westh block II Riverside addition. and
Beginning at the northeast corner
block l6 Riverside addition n pro-
ceeding west along south side Bird
street TO northeast corner block Is,
Riverside addition, and
Beginning at the southeast corner
block 10 Riverside addition and pro-
ceedlng west along north side Bird
street to southwest corner of east n
block 20, Riverside addition, and,
Beginning at the southeast corner
OF west II block 20 Riverside addi-
tlon and proceeding west along north
side of 3rd street to southwest corner
west Y block 20 Riverside addition.
SECOND STREET-Beginning at
northwest corner block 3 Zines adj
dition, and proceeding west on south
side Second street to northeast cor
ner block 10 Riverside addition. and
Beginning at northeast corner west
y block 20 Riverside addition and
proceeding west on south side 2nd
street To northwest corner west 10
block 20 Riverside addition. and.
Beginning at the southeast corner
block 70 Riverside addition and pro-
ceedlng west on the north side End
street to southeast corner west -
block 20 Riverside addition.
FIRST STREET-Beginning at the
northeast corner block /, Union ad-
dition) and proceeding west along the
south side of First street to north
east corner Eh block 20 Riverside
addition. and,
Beginning at southeast corner OF
block q Riverside addition, and pro-
ceeding west along north side of First
street to southeast corner Eh block
2S Riverside addition.
All in Riverside, lines and Union
additions, village of American Falls.
Idaho.
And for the construction of cement
cross walks in the spaces formed by
the intersection of streets and alley
crossings (namely spaces opposite al
leys) in said village, to-wit:
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
CROSSINGS AS FOLLOWS:
"NSt Siuc iutcIStNllOu VI itu ana
Pine venue
West side intersection Of 9Th and
Pine avenue.
West side intersection OF 9th and
Pine avenue.
West side intersection of 4th and
Pine avenue
ALLEY CROSSINGS, namely the
spaces opposite alleys as follows:
East side block 3, on west side of
Pine emu
East side block 6 on west side of
Pine emu
East side block Z. on west side of
Pine aneynue.
East side block IA. on west side Of
Pine avenue.
East side block Is. on west side of
Pine avenue.
CROSS WALKS OR STREET
AS FOLLOWS:
West side intersection OF 9TH street
and Poplar avenue.
West side intersection of 4th street
md Poplar Avenue.