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The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

costs by Justice flanagan. Thursday
for being q disorderly person:
Eldridge Bunton. OF No los Avail,
on-av has returned home aite,
several days. spent with relatives al
Ypsllanti.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Catalan
Of No. "a HIghland-ave. died Tues
day.
spent wednesday with Mrs. Charles
Concly. OF Pasadena
Miss Victoria Keys. OF Detroit
gave q large surprise party. Thurs
day evening. IN honor OF Miss Mabi'
Smell. OF No. 80 Grand-ave. west a
Harry Hsgstrom. OF No.; to;'
Palmer-ave.. was arrested by Patrol,
man Drumm and fined 81 and y
costs by Justice flanagan. Thursday
for violating the traffic ordinances.
Miss Pauline Kraul: OF 81. LOUIS
Mich. 10 the guest OF MFR. and Mrs
Bert Bunton. OF No iss Avalcn-avs
ave. who shot his wife dead or
March ls. returned from the hospi
tai Wednesday and ~ now being hei'
by the Highland Park police depart
ment for homicide.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
WORTHWHILE

Superintendent OF schools o. ~.
Misenar and a number Of boys went
on q hike Wednesday afternoon.
Horace Cray. OF Detroit. was In
Miss Eunice Wartman. of Albion.
1t present the music and drawing
Instructor In the local high school.
has obtained q position in the aame
capacity In the high school n East
Grand Forks. MINI.
T. q. Richardson is having q new
farm house built on his farm on the
Ffshery-rd. and occupied by q. T.
Richardson and family.
Russell s. ANGEL formerly OF Red
ford. has purchased the William Witt
farm west OF town.
y. e. Bogart has purchased a new
automobile.
The Novi road from Thornton,
corners north 10 impossible. Thert
are also some bad stretches OF roat
on the Baseline and the Fishery-rd.
Rene Angel has been chosen q
yaledictorian of the high schoo
Rev. /. walker attended tn
banquet OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary gathering in the Arcadia
auditorium. Tuesday evening. Ars
Walker also attended and will re
main for the balance Of the sessions
The latest sdvices from the Wayn
county road commission In that tn
new cement highway on the wilse.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
YPSILANTT

Supt. d III. Roberts expects 10 at
tend q part OF the meetings or the
International kindergarten conven-
ton in session next week In cleve-
Word has been received from Mon
terey, Cal. OF the birth OF q daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar f James.
Mrs. James Is n daughter OF Erwin
si sno1 OF H NsrmsI 9,r and former
Miss Evelyn Derbyshire. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiletts Derhyshire
has signed a contract to teach next
year in the second grade In the
oscar schaibie is recovering from
his recent illness at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schaible,
IN Manchester. He expects to return
Go his work at Cleary college early
Rev. IA. Masoon, Of Ann Arbor
former pastor OF the Rawsonvilis
church. has accepted an invitation Ia
preach regularly in the Webster Con.
taking the medical course IN the
University of Michigan.
The Symphonic club carried out an
interestfns musical program Thurs
day evening in the home OF Mrs
c1 Mrs' q srsi II. Lesson. Mrs Geors.
lockwood. Mrs. II. d. Nibloek and
Mrs. o. De Pew returned today
from Detroit. where they attended
the. Detroit West District woman's
Foreign Missionary society conven.
The Jolly Country club of Superior
meeting. which was to have been
held Friday evening. has been post
p' Mrs ' jessie b. Latham. who spen,
the winter In the home OF her son
william ". Latham. OF Bunalo-st.
writes happily from New Britain
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
WYANDOTTE

Colonial Girls will give a dancing
party Friday evening In Oddteilows
temple.
Much favorable comment on the
choral and solo music in the Wyan-
dotte Choral society's rendition o!
the cantata. The Rose Maiden. was
heard Thursday night Mrs. J. Mitch
ell soprano. and Orville Grifnths
tenor. sharing the applause for their
solos. Other artists were Miss sara
Scheliberg. contralto: Mrs. Charles
Hawman. accompaniste. and Clarence
Gesiey. baritone. Earl Howard Klein
was director. while the chorus con
sisted OF local singers.
Funeral services for Helen, year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kraft, Finest. will be held Friday
morning, instead OF Thursday.
ST. Joseph's school pupils viii give
an entertainment May 20 in Arbeitel
hall.
Trinity Young Peoples society 4:
completing arrangements TO bring th'
Euphony Octet. college glee club
TO this town in June.
wysudotte TRANSPORTATION Co
steamer Aipena arrived here Thurs
dav night.
CONGREGATIONAL church ladies will
give coffee Thursday afternoon.
May 4, in the home Of Mrs. Arthur
W. Edwards, Van Alstyne-blvd.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
BIRMINGHAM

following officers Wednesday even
ing. for the year: Worthy matrcn
Mrs Laura Hunt worthy pstron
via Terry ccndSctress Mrs. zips
Mills associate conductress. Miss
Bessie Levinson. secretary. Mrs En-
ma Montgomery: treasurer. Mrs VIM
Peck samuel Howting and Mrs. Zins
Mr. and Mrs. r. Converse have re-
turned from winters stay In 81
Petersburg. Fa.
Monday evening IN the home OF Miss
Name Utter. on West Maple ave.
Mrs. NJ Guthrie has gone on trir
10 Virginia.
Frank Schanhite. OF Detroit, spent
Thursday in the home OF his mother
Mrs. Henry Schanhite. on the west
road
Miss Loretta A Brown and Johr
Of rsns1ar S we su mars'ea
W. Campbell. In his office.
Mrs. James Showers. OF Royal Oak
spent Thursday in the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Ray vanderford. on Mar
tin-st.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Ter
ry. OF this place. and Harold T. Hick-
lin. of Pontiac. was performed Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock. by
, KsT = Fox !. IN r ss hone M IN. Sc
Johns Episcopal church OF Detroit.
The bride and groom went on y wed
ding trip to Chatham. Ont. They will
make their home in Pontiac.
Mrs. Thomas Purse Is seriously Ill
ct her home on Wflfets-st
Mrs. Harry Vandenburg and Mrs,
Fred Fisher are spending a few days
with relatives and friends in Port
Huron.
Miss Jennie FaIrbern. Of Essex, Is
a guest OF Miss Irene Phillips. on
South Woodward-ave
The Euchre club met Thursday aft
ernoon ct the home Of Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Clark Blumberg. who has
been very M at her home on Pierce
ST., In SLOWLY recovering.
Mrs Frank German Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Walter German. In Detroit
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ray vanderford II seriously III
Mt their home on Martin-st.
Mrs. Title Rundell has gone to
Chicago to spend q few days
Miss Gladys Brooks Will give a
miscellaneous shower. Saturday aft
ernoon at her home in Southheid. for
Miss Ethel Mcbride. whose marriage
to Elmer Walker will take place
Mrs Elissbeth Buree Of Detroit.
Il . guest al her sister. Mrs. Hattie
Todd on .pierce-st
Tue 6eu EAme that was TO have
taken place this afternoon on Bar
num held. BY the. University Of the
Detroit high school and the Birming-
ham high school. has been postponed
until some future time
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
Wins SILK Hat

PORT HURON. Mich. April 2s.-
Capt A. l.. Campbell. master of the
steamer. Harmonic. Of the Northern
Navigation Co. won the silk hat Civ
en- by the Port Arthur board OF trade
TO the master OF the first boat arriv.
ing at that port for the season. The
custom has been in effect several
years. and there is considerable RI
-valry among the masters to get the
Port Arthur lid.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

Conn. that she is pleasantly estab-
lished in her home with a daughter.
who underwent but has fully recov-
cred from. a serious operation.
Word has been received from Stony
Creek of the birth OF daughter
April IS, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Null.
Mrs Null will be remembered as
Miss Edith Sauderson.
The piano pupils OF Miss Mildred
MURRAY will give a recital May 81.
Mrs. E. +. weinman is on the sick
list
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
|3lnD PARK
||1lcnES JOIN
aliea for Religious
II ~ Civic Work
+ village

ooling was held in the High
- Baptist church. Thursday
D& IN which ell the churches
sllIaos Of Highland Park were
% oafed, the object being the
0otjca Of It's six churches for
u Utpoee Of orsauising lines Of
l1 gllcal. social and civic work
nnekitution was adopted and Of
III were elected % toalows: T.
S locEldowny. president; Roy
I'M. vice.president; H. H Simp-
oeretary. A committee OF six
Sn ffom the different denomina-
y was also appointed This is
I ~ - . bic movement aud y
W - bring about many reforms
M improvements In Highland
M y second meeting to arrange
y opits program will be held next
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
Little Pal

or Seven Mile road will reach the
Worthwhile village limits this fall
Work. however. will not commence
at Grand River-ave., hut only about
five miles from the village limits or
near the Bradley cheese factory at
Gilt Edge and laid towards town.
This action will enable the farmers
who are now almost totally hem
their farms,
A state inspector Of weights and
measures visited the local stores
Tuesday.
II is expected that Rev. and Mrs
Ralph NJ. Pierce and son. OF Hancock.
will spend their vacation here soor.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

The two small nieces OF Mrs. Shaw.
of Poplar Park. are visiting their
aunt for short time.
The sister OF Dir. Browne from
New York Is visiting the family on
Elm Park.
Miss Bett Duncan has recovered
from slight illness.
The high school students gave
their play The Banner" last even
ing, to raise funds for their pro-
posed new piano.
There will be a rehearsal O. 81
Johns choir. tomorrow night. IN the
home of Mrs. Parr, No. 200 Troy-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
TRENTON

Trenton lodge. o. z. s.. Installed
Its newly-elected officers Thursday
evening.
Through the efforts OF School Su.
perIntendent J. $. Anderson the sub
county rural eighth grade examira-
ton will be held here for the v.cin-
ity south and west of Trenton.
Mary Downing Rebekah lodge will
hold a class initiation Friday even
ing.
III health has caused the resigna-
ton OF the Rev. DR.. William III.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
BY Leo.

Thomas. rector Of st. Thomas Epis-
copal church here. il has been learn
ed Mr.. Thomas will retire from his
ministerial work. contrary TO rumors
that he would take charge OF the
Crosse lie church.
Sibley school will be the baseball
opponents for the local high school.
Friday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
lsHLAND PARK

i. Messenger. OF No. IS
-evs-. = visiting her brother
y }5OlnoS, Iowa.
Il ,sDs. Of No. eos Highland
q % a his home.
1870 G, smith. OF Windemere-
vilttipg friends and relatives
SSrTs =. williams and
Sk Ms Winlfred. OF No. ~
W east, have left for a short
x ~ 4Flends 1t kerwood. and
iSFfin. Of No. $50 Grand
nne recCvered from an I'LL
SsSEeS s g "a. u w,naem.r.-
Nh. Leo Lo6AsstesA o.
tJiIlsn PAUL, q oshhws.
1oSnsoa. q Ne. ~ Buena
~ ,asseAs,l, NJ a
1S ill With the 63u1e1. Z.
06Ay. u, 81 NJ A 1uepa
oaot, who g04fWo0t An
80 sppsndietl11 AZ esn6e ttns
UUvU400UU1s -. ~ ~ - p "a
1o&of1a Kimbl0r 1oktnARly u
.e. ' 3 n III NJ ~ !.
nrswa. q No. III ttiaktsnA-
)oos illness OF oovefgi weeks.
smith. Of No ~ Helen
6o orVatGned In 1dstice lana
y. ~ HkuFndav for .s0nedfuG
I3 Who Vas arrested by Pa
~ Creek for violating the traf-
n0ooo Waa fined SO and IS
\ - Justice flanagan. Thursday.
- Ycrks. Of No. los
I've. = confined 10 her home
BSrscn, Of Grand ave. east
Pyefsd from an illness oi
ia 81 No. iSs Church
& 800 arrssted on suspicion
Bumnsr. ST.. OF No. zoo
I've. has recovered from .
y 5osn speri,ns spent wednes.
CT Dlr1Hln0ham.
NJ =. uenisen. OF No. 40 Man,
I1esoye-s Was f1ned - and y
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
HIT TRAIL
FAR IN TRENTON
REVIVAL MEET

1UeTON. Mich, April 2S.-
M leS ..trail hitters.' to date. the
14ee cvanGelistic campaign Is
E1o)ed To close Sunday.
y next step to be taken by the
- churches viii be to divide
Goayerts into their respective
nlnA1ions, the first meeting
M M object being scheduled for
INV morning In the Methods:
Other churches will fol.
r6oe and Snake Bites" viii be
G01Sect Of the Rev. Viewers
~ Afternoon sermon. expected
3 ne most sforcefs,l and fact
- The campaign.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
LARGE Gold Nuggets Found.

GRANTS PASS, Ore. April IS
One of the largest gold nuggets ever
found in the southern Oregon placer
fields was brought to Grants Pass
recently by Ben 8. Watts, OF vii.
iiams, says the Portland Oregonian.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
Or. McMiehae, III

Or. Albert McMichael. president
of the board of education. Is Sc
riously III In Grace hospital from
blood poisoning. He is believed 10
have become infected while treating
a patient for diphtheria- Grave fears
are entertained for the outcome In
his condition. DR.. McMichael was
stricken in his home. No. l57 Brain
ard-st., Tuesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
Chepeyaan Flsn,ns Light

CHEBOYGAN. Mich. April Is
Fishing operations are very light as
compared with last season. when as
early as April II. large quantities OF
fish were being shipped from this
port. Fishermen. however. look for
a good seasons run.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
FORD

Miss Edith Hinsman. Eighth-st.. II
Ill.
Mrs. Peter Labadie, rs, is seriously
III in the home OF her son. Eli Bid
dle-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
MANS HEAD IS
TANNED BETWEEN
TRUCK AND WAGON

Bert Won Buelow was painfully
hurt. Thursday afternoon. while
working in the back Of an automo-
bile truck. owned by Louis Barlum.
A wagon skidded into the side OF
the machine.
Won Buelow stuck his head out
from the canvas curtains OF the
truck and shouted to the driver TO
back up. Instead he went ahead.
pinning Won Buelow's skull between
the two rigs. He received lacerat.
cd forehead and badly bruised eye.
and was treated at the city hospital.
He Is % years old. and lives at No.
652 wabash-ave. The accident hap
rened al Cadillac-sq. and Bates-st.,
in front OF Thomas Barlum & Sons
market. where Won Buelow is en-
ployed.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
American.

Detroit at ST. Louis. clear.
Boston at New York. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Washington
cloudy.
Chicago at Cleveland, cloudy.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
National.

New York at Boston. showing.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, clear
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, cloudy.
ST. Louis at Chicago, clear
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28
COMMISSION
WILL PROBE
SCHOOL BOARD

Investigation OF the school board
by the new civic research commits
sion was invited at the meeting OF
the board. Thursday night. In q mo-
tion made by Alexander II. Rein
hold, inspector from the Third ward.
This means that the frst work OF
'he civic research committee will
be a disinterested consideration OF
the problems Of the school board. L.
W. Upson IA secretary OF the COM
mission.
The action Of certain bank.
which Is said to have sent public
school teachers letters suggesting
that the secretary hold out part OF
the teachers pay and deposit II In
that bank. was baked with q mo-
tion by Inspector George Condor.
calling for an inquiry.
Circulars have also been sent 10
teachers by alleged loan sharks"
suggesting salary loans. Supt. Chad
sey will warn the teachers against
such transactions.
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The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

To Cure Q Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINfNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sig.
nature Is on each box. 26c.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

.. rssss@Tines job DeSt@Msi. Ss7e
The Detroit times., 1916-04-28

Telephone wires insulated with
enamel arc now used In some tropi-
cal countries.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
SPECULATION AS TO
JOHNSoN'S SUCCESSOR

There is considerable speculation
going the rounds as to who will sue
ceed the late Jake Johnson as dep
uty sheriff and jailor at Pioche-
1t is likely that Sheriff Ronnow will
not announce an appointment until
the meeting of county commission
eIs here next week.
AS G. P. Christensen of Caliente is
Mr.. Ronnow's deputy at Caliente
the impression prevails that he will
be given the Picche appointment as
it carries $25 per month more salary
than he is now getting as deputy in
the railroad town and in point of
service is entitled to it, 1t is said
%, that Mr.. Christensen would like
10 be advanced to the chief deputy
ship. He arrived in town Wednes-
day morning and, at the request OF
Sheriff Ronnow. has been performing
those duties which formerly devolv-
ed upon Mr. Johnson.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
Jake Johnson Called
To The Other Side

with him since that time as an offic-
er of the court. during all of which
period he had found Mr.. Johnson
characterized by marked abili7
and fidelity in his particular line of
duty by which he had secured and
held the respect and gratitude of
his fellow citizens. If he had an
enemy, it was himself; but, in the
words of the court, Il have yet to
meet the man who is perfect-that
man | cannot expect to meet, un-
less it should lie in the life here
after"
The court then called upon the
members of the bar present, to ex-
press their sympathy. and District
Attorney VIM. E. Orr and A. l.. Scott
responded. At the conclusion CT
their remarks, court was declared
adjourned out of respect to the mem
Dry Of its departed officer, Jake John
son, until after his funeral
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
COLONEL n. 3. MAxSON
RUN DOWN BY TAXICAB

Eeveral men at the windows of the
Union League club Thirty-Ninth
street, and Fifth avenue, yesterday
saw an aged man knocked down by
a taxicab. A pileceman aided mih
20 his feet and asked him his name,
III. B. Maxson, of Reno, Nevada,
said the injured man, "and believe
ME | knew that this would have to
come"
He was taken into the Union
League club and one of the first
members he saw was Ormsby Nc.
Harg. Mr.. McHarg thereafter took
charge of Colonel Maxson who is a
Republican national committeeman
from Nevada.
| Colonel Maxson declared that he
did not wish to have the driver of
the automobile arrested as he though
it was an accident. Soon after hQ
was taken to his room in the Wal
4 drof Astoria, where he was attended
by DR.. Adams. Mr.. Maxson's elbow
was badly fractured. =
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
BRISTOL MINES ARE NOW
SHIPPING BIG TONNAGE

H. E. Freudenthal came in from
Bristol Thursday afternoon and from
MIN the Record learned that the
Con. California Nevada company is
pdw shipping ore at the rate OF
1900 tons per month. Since Decem-
Der 18th the Phoebe Pacific train has
been running every other day. bring
iog in 100 tons of ore per trip.
! The storm during the past few
days has interfered somewhat with
the transportation of ore over the
tramway; however. not seriously
lhe company has at least 1000 tons
If Gre broken in the Gypsy mine and
several available places in the mine
is filled with ore for shipment. The
Tempest is producing about 25 tons
of Gre, per day. The company is
working a force of about so men al
the present tine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
COURT PAYS RESPECT
TO JAKE JOHNSON

When the district court was call
ed Tuesday afternoon, after Henry
Lee had been duly appoindte admin
istrator of the estate of James
Mathews, deceased. and Father Dan
iel Slattery had been authorized to
solemnize marriages in this county,
Jua;e Horsey took occasion to me-
tion the fact that no more would he
be able to hear the voice of thu
faithful under-sheriff. Jake Johnson,
as he pronounced the words Hear
ye, hear ye." Jake had been call
ed to the Great Beyond. and the
Judge believed that it would be only
a small token of the high esteem II
which the departed officer of the
court had been held, to make few
remarks in connection with his
loyalty, fearlessness, honesty ant
integrity.
The Judge then delivered a par
ticularly eloquent eulogy in thu
course of which he dwelt upon Mr.
Johnson's onerous duties while
deputy sheriff and later on al
sheriff, when Lincoln and Clark cour
ties were one; when the pay wa
rediculously small, but the demand
OF the offiae grea-. He spoke o
MS association and cooperation wit
+ Mr. johnson when he himself wa
district attorney, and his association
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
ARCANE COMPANY g. Il
TO BEGIN OPERATION

Activities have begun upon Mpther
Phoebe property-the old CaiHornfa
PiocIe, or what is now known as
the Arcane Mining company Qlti-
mately it is the intention of the&com-
pany to sink the shaft to TIM 500,
foot level; but the work outlin$da for
the present will consist of crQSscut-
ting and drifting ON the ore @AAts
ON the 300-foot level, which iskthe
recommendation of the company zen
gineer Mr.. B. G.. Lott, formerlF.aof
the Andes Exploration company aQf
Chill, who is now in camp ande2 2Hxs
poets to remain here indefinitelyns
The equipment at the mine isspe-
( ing put in order and it will befs q
matter of only a short time until the
wofk planned for the future will be
/ under way. al u
Mr.. Lott arrived here a few days
ago accompanied by H. w. Rand,
president of the company, who has
: recently established headquarters at
! Salt Lake.
Early in the week. Messrs, Rand
and Lott visited the Atlas property
company with Ed. +. Prudential!
Mr.. Rand says there is a nice show
ing of ore exposed in this property
and that as soon as weather con
ditions settle it is planned to begin
shipments from there. 1t is estimat
ed that 5000 tons of ore are exposed
on one bed in this property ant
which, Mr.. Rand says, assay from
30 to- 80 per cent lead and from
to 80 ounces in silver
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
POLITICAL GOSSIP

Word comes seom Caliente that c. p
Christensen. at present deputy sher-
iff at that point, will ha-a Gapdidate
for election to the office of sheriff
of Lincoln county next fall. 1t is
also reported from reliable authority
that Joe Hollinger of Eagle Valley
will be candidate; while friends
1f Ed Deck are urging him to try
for the Democratic nomination. Deck
was a candidate for the nomination
Tin 1914 and was defeated in tho
primaries by nine votes by Dan Ron
now. This makes four men mention
ed for sheriff, r. R. Orr being the
first in the field for the Republican
nomination.
date. w. A. Denton. son of former
Senator J. A. Denton, has announc-
ed that he will go before the county
, convention as candidate for coun-
ty clerk on the Democratic ticket.
There seems to be demand anon
Democrats for Dan Ronnow to ac-
| cept the Democratic nomination for
assessor. He has made good rec
oril they say, and that it would be.
A mistake to displace him. IT. is be-
lieyed Dan will make the run.
Tom Osborne is spoken of as the
probable nominee of the Republi-
cans for district attorney.
lGua Bladd of Caliente has many
friends who want him to run for
county recorder He was a candidate
last year against G. W. Garrison, but
was defeated. The argument is put
forth that he is better known in the
county now, which would be big
factor in his behalf.
Judge P. A. McCarran when ask
ed if he was going to resign as
Supreme Judge, as intimated in the
Reno Gazette, he replied he could
not find that word in the Democratic
text book.-Carson Appeal.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-01-01
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
Work Being Pushed
On NGVada-!jtdh Mill

Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather this week, work has
been going on with the excavations
for the new Consolidated Nevada
Utah mill and it is expected that
the working force at the site of the
plant will be materially increased to-
day.
Practically all of the equipment
and material for the plant has been
ordered. The company has arrang-
ed for the 100-horse power gasoline
engine formerly in use at the propl
critics of the Providence Mines &
Commercial company. At the present
time this engine is in use at the
| Prince mine but is to be moved tO
this side and placed in the mill The
mill plant is to be arranged into
| three separate buildings on account
OIL the railroad tracks; whilea s a.
secondary consideration this arrange
meEt will require less excavating
than otherwise would be the case.
AS stated in last weeks issue of
the Record, the mill plant is to be-
| lighted by electricity and this SER
vice will be extended to include the
| surface workings of the mine. In
regard to supplying the town with
light and power Sup't Van Wagenen
states that such at hing is possible
] il. he says, the company can obtain
a sufficient guarantee from citizens
the management would be inclined
to give this much needed service.
Steam engines will be ased to gen
crate power to make electricity