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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-15

The Tonopah Belmont sent to
the mill 2115 tons during the
week, the Tonopah Mining 1000
tons, the Jim Butler 600 tons, the
tons, he Jim Butler 600 tons, the
Montana 100 tons, the North Star
SO tons. and the Midway 20 tons,
making the total production for
the week 1898 tons, the estimated
value being $17O,764. This valua-
ton is calculated on the gross mill
ing value of the ore.
AS a result of the final clean
up for June, the Tonopah Extension
Mining company shipped on Fri
day the 7th instant. 80 bars of bull
lion, weighing 1920 ounces. AT
the same time there were ship
ped 35 tons of concentrates. The
bullion has an estimated valua-
ton of $62,56O, and the con-
centrates $11,75O. making a total
estimated valuation of the ship
ment amount to s74,31O.
The main feature of this weeks
report concerning 'he operations at
the Tonopah Extension Mining
company is the probability that
by next Monday the Victor shaft
will be opened up again at full
announcement, however, the man
agement preferring to state that
it will occur some time between
the 10th and 18th of this month.
Everything is practically III
readiness for the event. only a few
tended to before the new era of
increased production at the Tono-
pah Extension will be in full
swing, and thenceforth the cap
acity of the mill will be kept at
maximum.
presents the regular satisfactory
record of progress. The Extension
like the other mines in the dis
trict. was closed down over the
fourth of July. The total foot
age accomplished at the No. 2
WI dillouhtCu ~ IoO lCCI.
The various Slopes from the $50
level down to the 1850 were work.
ed as usual and amply sufficient
extraction was made to satisfy the
requirements of the mill. With
the total 50 stamps crushing ore,
the average weekly reduction will
be maintained at 1900 tons and
over.
Development operations pro-
ceeded in the regular manner and
at all points where the working
faces were extended, good distan-
ces were made.
TOnOpah-Belmont
The Tonopah Belmont shipped
this week to the smelters, as the
result of the cleanups at it's two
plants, bullion and concentrates
which have IN estimated valua-
tion OF s153.532.so. This was
shipped as follows: From the
Tonopah plant. sc bars, weighing
1876 ounces. and SO tons Of
concentrates. From the Millers
plant. % oars of bullion, Weighing
1886 ounces, and Il tons of o n
centrates.
On all the levels. from the TOO
foot point down to the depth Of
400 feet, the workings were ex-
tended in a n entirely sat
isfactory to the management, while
the work of production went for
ward ir the customary manner,
resulting in the conveyance of the
normal tonnages to the big mill.
Last Saturday checks for the
last dividend declared by the Bel
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tor says. The gun looks like a
wheel mounted on "a base. A
quadrant is attached for fixing the
elevation of the prOjectile, and
the wheel has a locking device for
releasing a ball at any angle of
the quadrant. The original model
shot two ounce balls, but the new
gun throws three pound balls and
an explosive bomb prepared by DR..
Albertson. The power is generated
by a three horsepower electric
motor. The gun has received Gen.
woods commentator, DR.. Albeit
ON said.
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$1,000 Award i'm Slander Suit

The jury in the SANDER and
libel suit brought by Marie Bot
TIM against Alberto Prota in the
district court at Reno, returned
a verdict of $1,000 in favor of the
plaintiff, who had asked for $40,-
900. The case had been heard
for three days. This was the
second trial of the case, a former
jury having disagreed.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-15

Finding life in the wilds of north
ern Me- leo a bit monotonous while
waiting for the governments de-
cisio 80 send them forward or back,
the soldier boys in Pershing's col
umn pas much of the time. when
the weather permits, in athletic exc
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-15

In the accompanying picture may
be seen the p~owderless, ~noiseleas,
s~pringless, nonchemical gun in
vented by DR.. Albert C.. Albertson
of New York and tested recently
by United States army officers at
Governors island, headquarters OF
the department of the east. 1t
is asserted that the gun has an
effective range of $500 yards and
can fire fifteen shots in fifteen
seconds and can be reloaded IN
ten seconds. Centrifugal force is
the propulsive power, the inven-
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-15

X. f. GRETSCHEL and wife
CT Scotia, Cal. are registered at
the Goldfield.
j. III. KlRCHNER and A. l.
Ochs of Reno are at the Goldfield
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PRINCE con. OUTPUT

Production of ore at the Prince
Consolidated at Phoebe the past
week, all of which was shipped to
the smelters of Utah, amounted to
300 tons, or more than 500 tons
a day. The heaviest day was $50
tons and the lightest $50 tons. -
Phoebe Record.
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DIDN'T LIKE THE
MOUNTAIN LIONS

Pueblo Chieftain-
Joe Devan. negro miner, has re-
turned from Parkdaie vnere he has
been working for several weeks
Timidity in facing hungry mountain
lions is the aIibi Joe has for return
ing to Pueblo. With couple of other
miners Joe was housed in a cabin on
a lonely hillside above tie camp
Everything about the cozy little
cabin was o. X, with the exception
that every few nights a visit would
be paid the place by mountain lion
who was vociferous in his demands
for entrance. Believing in the old
adage that there is strength in num-
bers. Joe was. unafraid until a few
nights ago when the Others vent
away.
The lion paid him a nightly visit
and according to ice was bit more
anxious to enter tie house than ever
before. The lion scratched TIE door
tried to break in thru the window
and did everything that he could to
enter the house. Joe was unarmed
but put up game fight Finally
the lion grew tired of the apparent
useless battle and departed.
Joe did likewise.
Daylight found him with his other
collar packed and ready to make a
run for the depot He says lie viii
remain in Pueblo.
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
(Mrs. e. E. Lambuth)

(Mrs. e. e. lamoutnl
Mrs Wytner spent last "Wednesday
as the guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Keith
The ST. Cecilia Guild met this week
with Mrs. John Graham, 2602 Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer z Lambuth
and children. Earl and Clara Louise,
motored to Westcliffe. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wray of North
Raynolds are spending a few days in
town as the guest of their daughter.
Mrs. John Meredith.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer McWilliams of North Reynolds
avenue. who has been sick for the
past week. is reported to be getting
along nicely.
Mrs. O. l. Morris returned home on
Thursday after spending six weeks
in the Salida hospital. IL will be
gratifying to her friends to know
that she is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Catillia of Colo
RADIO Springs were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Tomlinson OF
Greydene avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. McCreight OF
the city were visitors in the East
Canon district the latter part of last
week.
VIII Mckenzie and Jim Tomlinson
returned to East Canon after spend
ing a week on the Mckenzie ranch
near Tallahassee.
Mrs. Guy Foster and little daugh-
ter. Jane. of Wilson Greek. spent a
few days last week visiting Mrs.
Fosters father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rogers of East Main street
Mrs. Geo. +. Turner. who has been
at Excelsior Springs, Mo-. for some
time. trying the baths for the benefit
of her health. writes that she Is very
much improved and will be home the
last part of this week
Mr.. David Ringle and daughter,
Miss Bessie have returned home from
Deaver where they have been visit
ing relatives and attending the Grand
Lodge of the I. o. o. F.. which was
held there last week.
The writer received card from
Mrs. Gail SteRall. who left East Can
on a few weeks ago enroute to Iowa.
in which she stated that they were
nicely located at Holdrege. Nebraska.
where they expect to spend the win
ter. Mr.. Stegall has accepted a posi-
tion in a grocery store at Holdredge.
Mrs. Stegall asked to be remembered
TO her friends in East canon and ex-
pressed gratitude for being able to
read the East Canon news in the
Record.
Mrs. w. II. Tremayne returned
home from Denver Monday, where
she has been with her son. Hubert.
who underwent an operation for
go'ter last week. The operation was
successful and the patient is getting
along fine.
Last "Wednesday evening about
thirty-hve friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Earl gathered AT
their home on Reynolds avenue to
spend the evening before the family
left for Paonia. where they will make
their home. The guests invited Mr..
and Mrs. Earl and son, Max. and
daughter. Mrs. Holmes, TO Join in the
merriment which lasted until late
hour. Appetizing refreshments con.
sisting of sandwiches and coffee were
served. Mr.. Earl recently traded his
ranch in East Canon for the property
OF Mr.. Sparks of Paonia. II Is under.
stood that Mr.. Sparks will take poss.
esslon In the spring.
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SOUTH CANON

South Canon was suddenly awak-
ened to life al o'clock Sunday NOR
ming by the fire which destroyed the
home of Luther Kellogg on W. New
York avenue. The place was occu-
pied by Mrs. Colmeyer during the
absence of Mr.. Kellogg. II is not
known how the confiagration started.
but Mrs. Colmeyer was awakened
from her sleep by the sitting smoke
and fought her way thru the flames
to the open air. The entire place
was destroyed, despite the efforts of
the firemen who fought the flames
till daylight. The furniture. together
with the personal property of both
Mr.. Kellogg and Mrs. Colmeyer. as
well as a large number of valuable
paintings belonging to Mr.. Kellogg.
were almost a total loss as the in
surance does not begin to cover the
value of il all.
Mrs. Louisa Hicks. who has been
spending the past three months with
her sister, Mrs. Nathan Ward of
New York avenue. has gone to Wood
lawn. oklahoma, to make her home
with her daughter at that place.
Mrs. Edward Palleric of DcaTo-.
who has been quite i'll at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen. is
very much improved.
Mrs. A. Vaughn of South Sixth St,
is spending the week as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Sumner Pressey. in
Pueblo.
l. F. Davis is spending the week in
Denver on pleasure and business.
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ROckDdLe

League. Miss Myrtle Chapman will
be leader.
Board of Education Meets.
TIE Board of Education met at the
home of Edward Agard. secretary. to
to transact business of Importance
Down to Visit Parents.
Miss Orion Easton who is attend
ing High School in Canon City was
down visiting with her parents Sat
urday, and returned Monday morning.
Candidates Visiting RockvaIe.
The political atmosphere is quite
dense in our town, with many can
didates coming here.
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Mrs. Scott Manley AID boys. also
Mrs. Harve Gardner and children and
Miss Evelyn Gilbert were picnicking
Sunday over in the city park at Can
on City where they partook of fine
luncheon and afterward drove to
Brewster and visited friends.
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Mayor-Byron Richards.
Trustees-Tom EVERY, Ed Price,
VIM. Adams, Robert Angel, Charles
Nash and Tom Easton.
Mine Superintendent-H Johns.
Pit Boss-charIie Grant.
Hoist Engineer-Edwin Price.
Catholic Priest-Father Edmund OF
Florence.
Methodist Minister-Rev. Logsten OF
Florence.
Services every Sunday.
School Board-A. p. Easton, Ed
Agard and J. p. Lloyd.
Teachers-F. A. Grader. principal;
the Misses Lucy Martin, Sarah Lloyd,
Florence Mckenzie, Mary Vezzetti,
Rita johnson, Blanche Williams, Eta
Starbuck and Mrs. J. w. Griffith.
Three school buildings.
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FIVE PAPERS FOR s1.5O

We viii send you all OF these
papers full year for only s1.50.
The Canon City Weekly Record.
Today's Magazine with pattern).
Woman's World.
Home Life.
Better Farming.
You get all for only $3.50. by pay.
ing in advance. II you are in arrears
pay up to Oct. LIST. 1g16-Add $3.50
and all Ave publications Will come
to you to Oct. l. 1917.
Can you beat that?
Send all orders to
THE RECORD, Canon City. Cole.
Record Want Ads are sure to bring
results.
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HIGHER PRICES

Will prevail when the present stocks
are repienished. as prices have gone
sky~ard. we will not raise prices
until we have to, and now is the time
to buy your winter supply of shoes at
prices prevailing six months ago.
Heed our advice and buy at DAVIS
Shoe Store, sos Main.-adV.
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WAS KICKED BY MULE MONDAY
NIGHT

John Kile of Rockvale received
painful, but it is not believed very
serious injuries, Monday night in con-
sequence of being kicked by a mule
Mr.. Kile entered the animals stall at
the barn after dark to feed it and
was kicked several times. One Of
his arms was badly bruised, but, ac-
cortling to reports, no bones were
broken.
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INTEREST GROWS
IN MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
NATIONAL LEAD AMERICANS

The White Sox are still ahead, but
the Dodgers are "A close second. Capt.
Clelland reports that he is going to
make the White Sox look like last
years birds nest in tomorrow's re-
port.
The Nationals jumped ahead of the
Americans today. The score is still
climbing.
Detailed report tomorrow.
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ROOSEVELT ON LAST
LAP OF SCHEDULE
(Ry UNITED PREss)

Denver. Oct. 25.-Col. Roosevelt
started on the last lap of his Hughes
campaign tour to-day with one more
scheduled speech on his program. An
address that he has labeled his One
Hundred Percent Americanism" Is
his next message. The Colonel turn
ed TO Chicago today to denounce in
the mid-western metropolis fifty
fifty" allegiance TO the stars and
stripes.
O'Clock over the Union Pacific with
autos honking, and Denver hastily
quieted down. II was a second
Teddy day, the enthusiasm being Pc
culiarly Rooseveltian.
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ProQran

Julia Kapytek. Katie Sudo. Joseph
inc Morello Molly Struble.
Dialogue
Helen Cerutti. Annie Ratkovich,
Mary Goodall, Katie Colonga,
Frances Sudo. Eta Watkins. EN-
ma Picco. Marion Angel and Geo.
Rezich
Mr. Howard Agard, President.
Miss Ruth Grant, Secretary.
In Pueblo.
Mrs. S. S Temple who has been
visiting in Pueblo returned home on
Monday.
Autoed to Colorado Springs.
Geo. Sudo. Wicker Smith, Cob
Smilovitch and Teddy Sudo were
Colorado Springs visitors last Sun
day.
NJ. E. Sunday School,
There were 100 present at the NJ. E.
Sunday School last Sabbath.
In Canon Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Grant and daughter.
Ruth. We're Canon visitors last Mon
day.
In Florence.
Mrs. John Husband was a Flor
ence visitor last Monday.
VIII Speak Here.
Hon. Edward Keating. Hon. Robert
Higgins Hon. w. E. Sweet. will be
here Saturday evening.
Demonstrating in Rockvale.
Ridenour Baker Mere. Co. of Pue-
bio. has Miss Henderson taking or
Gsrs and demonstrating their F. F. O.
G. line at A. p. Easton's at Rockvale.
Miss Henderson being Virginia
lady and domestic science teacher.
handles the line with art and will
leave the line here for all patrons TO
try,
LADIES' AID MEETS.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. Z. church
met at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Nash
Wednesday afternoon.
Florence Visitors.
Misses Hazel Powell and Florence
Murray were visiting in Florence last
Wednesday.
Are Fixing Up Sheds.
The verdun Gold and Developing
company have arranged to ship a
load of lumber TO fix up shelter for
Supplies Going Up.
Robert Easton. has returned from
southern Colorado. where he was sell
ing stock to help develop and improve
said property.
Tom Easton In Florence Wednesda,
/ Thos. T.. Easton WAS business
visitor In Florence Wednesday.
Epworth League.
Friday evening will be Epwortf
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The Chandler "kiddies" got out
with their tubs and tin cans Wednes-
day night to welcome Patsy Hogan
and bride. but Pat" says he isn't
married so the kids are going to wait
until they move into their house and
then Pat" look out.
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ing with his Ford truck. While crank
ing the car he broke the crank shaft
and had to be pulled in with the Can
on buss.
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TIMELY REMNANTS.

Get n Hughes or Wilson pennant
The popular thing Just now. The real
dope for campaign timas. They're
mighty pretty and sell at Is cts each
]. u. Templeman and Son. 8, 10, 15,
25 and so CT. Store.--adv.
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APPEAL FOR TEMPERANCE
AMONG CHURCH FOLKS
tnY UNITED PREssl

ST Louis. Oct. 25.-The house of
deputies of the Protestant Episcopal
church adopted resolution today
asking members of the church to re-
frain from the use of alcoholic and
intoxicating liquors at banduets and
public gatherings. II is believed the
house of bishops will concur in the
resolution this afternoon. TIE reso-
luton did not ask for an abstinance
in the home and made IL plain that
il was not prohibition, but an appeal
for temperance amons the church
folks.
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Chandler woke up Thursday morn
ing and found about two inches of
snow. 1t was certainly very well
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LADIES' UNION PRAYER CIRCLE

The Ladies' Union Prayer meeting
OF Lincoln Park. has decided to
change their day of appointment to
Tuesday OF each week for the winter.
The first meeting will take place at
the home OF Mrs. Minnie Wilson on
Locust street next Tuesday ut 3 p. IN.
promptly. Leader. Mrs. John Cook.
All are cordially invited.
COMMITTEE.
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Chandler

- .Mayor-Mozart Lewis.
Trustees-Wm. Lloyd, A. G. Price,
ItheI Williams. Al Hankins, Or. G. M.
Noonan.
Town Marshal-Dave Houston.
Mine Superintendent-M. II. Somer-
! willie.
Pitt eoss-M. Lewis.
ENGINEERS Ithel Williams. Jim
Doyle, Jack Thomas.
Master Mechanical Hankins.
School Board-Mozart Lewis, presi-
dent; A. G. Price, treasurer; G. M.
Noonan, secretary.
Teaehers-Mrs. Mary Nevins, prin-
cipal; Miss Jane Lloyd.
Mrs. Clyde Smith entertained a
friend from Denver the past week.
Q Mrs. Clyde Smith was called to
Florence Friday night.
Clyde Smith and wife were visit
ors in Florence Wednesday.
DR.. Noonan made flying business
trip to Canon City Wednesday.
A. G. Price motored to Florence on
Wednesday on business trip.
! Mr.. Roberts has moved his family
TO Bear Gulch where he has employ
ment.
y
Eddie Lewis has taken Howard
Densmore's place in the company
store.
-. uwtr
was visiting with her sister Mrs. Bo-
gardis. Wednesday.
The school children are planning
/. son an entertainment and dance the
night OF Halloween.
Mrs. James Graham OF Brewster
was the guest of Harve Gardner and
family Monday night.
Charles Bowers and wife and Geo.
Miller and wife. also Mrs. George
Maze were Canon City visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Ray Bogardis, from Cripple
Creek. Is down for months visit
with friends both in Canon and Chan
dler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson were among
the Chandler people to attend the
Delduea funeral Monday at Canon
Fciy.
John Scovitch has given up HIN
bachelor quarters and has moved in
with George Monditch and vile for
the winter.
Mrs. Howard Densmore departed
Thursday morning for her new home
eat Gray Greek Ehere her husband has
employment
There will be a dance in Chandler
on Friday night, October 27th with
4 good music and a good time assured.
Miss Elsie Gilbert. who Is staying
in Canon and attending High school,
was visiting with her mother. Mrs.
@. Gilbert Saturday and Sunday.
Scott ManIey. Harve Gardner and
< Moe James have returned from their
Kshree dAys hunting trip. They secur-
I'd 50 cotton-tails and one bob cat.
eG, n.,.,1o-o .o,,xorxn,, for
the company store at Chandler has
nbeen transferred to Gray Greek
where he will take charge of the CON-
pany store there.
The mine was idle two days last
week on account of the death OF Tony
Delduca last Saturday.
Mr.. J. c. Strickland. from Canon.
had some bad luck Thursday morn
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DISH PANS AT BIG BARGAIN

A II Quart Blue and White Dish
pan. A regular so ct value for 90
cts. on sale Saturday from p. m.
TO 10 p. NJ. J. Z. Templeman & Son.
5, 10, Is, IS and SO ct. Store,-adv.
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Clyde Smith and wife were visit
ors in Florence Wednesday.
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Friendship and Enmity.
He viii r,ever have true friends who
Is afraid of making Enemies Hazlitt.
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DR.. Noonan made flying business
trip to Canon City Wednesday.
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A. C. Price motored to Florence on
Wednesday on a business trip.
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Mrs. Clyde Smith was called to
Florence Friday night.
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Record Want Ads Gro sure to bring
rssultA
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Mrs. James Graham OF Brewster
was the guest of Harve Gardner and
family Monday night.
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The school children are planning
/. ,on an entertainment and dance the
night of Halloween.
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) Mr. Roberts has moved his family
10 Bear Gulch where he has employ
ment