davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-30
Cotton Seed Oil

New York. December 29.-Heavy liqui- dation on the break in lard carried cotton oil off r to 26 points. Crude oil was easier Outsiders showed no interest even on the decline. Sales, 34.700 barrels. The cotton seed oil market closed easier. Spot, 11.95c bid; January, 11.95111 98c; February, Il. S5a11. soc; March. 1.S1@11S2c; April, 11.S1@11.S9c; May, 11.S9@11. soc; June, Il 92a11. .96c; July, 1196@11.97c: August, Il. .97@12. .02c. Total sales, 34, 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-30
Bonds

Mercantile Paper New York, December 29-Mercantile pa = per, 4Q4A per cent. Sterling 60-day bills.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

isreno De er naaeOe irem, irDgtel
for, at De oil alorig, alorig nae
irem. af, at pi fnn0e iige til oem
nGenf, boilfen 6noer o4s bar"
90 ON De piIOe gsre ,ooenOin.
ger: Seq bar iaa Iioet barnIigC
6sleIier for Sub, for Ii0en barnliQ
3ilIio, barnlig @l9Oe, bnrnlig 9D'
Oigbeo," ni mnntte iremoeIes pare.
Senf, bniIfen GSooer on bari Tpnf.
at goa inc | 4aret iom @ltOs Barn
Soor trpgtl Din 5a6er osr life.
Din 5aoers Sierte bIioer life fol6t,
Din 5aoers Singer er life for forte
til at 0pffe Dig. ga bpilfen Ser
ligbe0, bpilfen 2pffel
esa, tanf, at goa iom @uOs Barn
inc oper @rGnien / oct M Mar,
oct er Dog, iom at gan inc ooer
@rpnien / oct foriGtteoe 9ano, tbi
set 9ono err ior CUBS 9ern. S9nf,
builfet Snobl gt nnre @ito5 8srn
er at opre @llos arpinger, arbin.
ger til 9imlen og 0ens Serligbeo.
8, tpnf paa 6iemmet, irit ira al
0enne llolpnoigbeos Sapn og Gla'
ee, foroi oct er ganife frit for
Spno; bDor SeiiS er laa n9r, ban
iont Der ofte er Iaa Iangt 6orte,
bpor Seius les, BAN JON Der iaa
oite ifiuIer iig. Gent paa Den
utaIlige Glare al @nos 9ern,
Iom ollie Ifal Dele arpen, % Dog
bIiper oen life minore ior boer,
tpertimo0 rigere, 10 ilere on oeler
ben me6.
Get 6pIOer oct, eet er iorne.
bent for Dig, at on maa o9re ct
Bnos Barn Iormeoelit 3roen |
ariitns Seius. eoO Iaa aarene
fonfme % goa. er OH ct SUBS
Barn - oil on leoe ioln ct Subs
Barn, on irpat life Tor at aaa mo
/ oct ufen0te 9ano. on gaar gen.
mem bet m gnr ill BET foriGt.
teoe 2ano. til cuia 6rpO oe Gu
Iigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

blioer Der life Gale ON nogen Cts
port.
Dc pitrigife golaffer ifal biem.
s Sioen ira 10. Nopember til 10.
December uOlsber aontrofterne inr
De polite 4rbei6ere, Ser / CONNER
bar pGret / Danmarf.
Otter bbao .&onS. q. @p." err
farer, amer man oct / in~teresiereoe
.Rreoie for ianoipnligt, at 6lertallet
al oem refer tilbage til 6eres Silent
itaon. De .eItrigife WpnOigbeOer,
Ser biemme bar goo 9rue ior ben.
ne a~rbei6sfraft, snifer it9rft, at De
ifol oenoe bient, og antagelig bill
Ser / @ar / 9iebeo meo / 8ior gem
mem set eItrigife @eionotifab BIZ
be truffen I9rlioe Observation-Disclosures
til at beforore oeres SiemienOelie.
st @rabinnb. gaa 5aiter Sir
feeaarb er man / 8slee u&inef.
Y. GaebI." peo @ropning al en- m
@ran itsot paa en- in~teresiatt gam
mel 9eeraoelIe, boor @raprlimmei
eIler n4iiten" beltoo al 4pnoerlten
tilbueseoe / iamme 5orm, iom mar
finoer Dem / De samle STRUCTURE
Den gomle @rap, Der IonOipnligpis
TANNER ira oct IL. eller 10. Iar'
bunbreoe, ipnes life at bape oprei
f~orItprret fsr, og ben benliggei
enonn for bet meIte uforItprret, oo
oct fun bar oens penitre @noe, man
iteote poa.
1~tbfprslen af 3alueifinb. Suitits'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Froi. i. Is. Saeobiens 25-Aars
SnbilGum iom teolosiif grofesior
Den IA. 9tou. BAR Ell 5eitoag for
l%lniueriitetet, Ser ga I 20 Mar
bauoe np0t goot al 8roi. :. s.
SaeobienS iortienitiulOe Arbejoe, og
ior Br~oiesioren, Der tit at isle,
bpor itattet ban bar JON giOen.
ftabsmano.
On 6ormiooagen inoianot Jig
Dos Broiesioren Deputationer ira
De teologiite Stioenter 90 ira Sti.
oenter paa Bnlfen0orfis &ollegium,
boor Broi. s. er @ior, meO Sp.
oersgnoen ira Shioenterne % ira
bet teoloBiife 5afnltet meo Prof.
Bang iom Oroisrer, JON uonppnte
Yrof. 5. til Doftor / S~eolo9ien.
Nen oginn oeo 5oreIGsningen
paa lln~ioeriitetet par Der iorbereot
EFT feitIia Rootagelie, ioet Broies.
loren mo0tog Ell Buffet imuffe,
rsoe 1oier og bIeu bilit meo en- bier.
te1ig 8arme al Ihio. tbeol. Neienoam,
iom uotrpfte De tnlrige S~tuoenters
3afnemIigbeo o%uerior ben afbolote
9roiesior.
On aitenen ofbolot Np teoIo.
eif Sorening Ell | ale Moaoer bel.
Ipffet Set / anleoning Of Subj
lret. 9roi. 8ubl talte for jim jul
biIerenoe @ollega og fenoetegneoc
6enne iom en- oarmt islenoe og
.ergiif Meteorological, iOm / lin
'a.nifnbeIige Serb bar BrGget a
en- intelleftueI- Heoeliabeo, Der iffl
Loo fla paapirfe al Tinaene nOeira
men fun lasoe 8pet paa aenos'
gerningerne, bna0 enten De bebaeeoC
elIer Ell.
Fnitor, Or. tbeoI. Grarlp tnItt
ON groiesioren Iom en- gerionIig.
beo, / bnem Senipnet til Bi6enifa.
ben og til Wenigbeoen bar for.
eneoe, Brof. Bang ON Prof. Sa'
cobiens 5ortieneiter iom 4oIlega oe
Ben, bporpnn Decent Wosbeh pao
Np teoIogiff screenings 8eene no.
nppnte BAN til geresmeolem.
Eroi. Sacobien taffeoe og min
oeoes Dem, Der bap6e p9ret bans
orrcre, bporpnn man enonu lpngc
fortiatte Den ieitlige aften meo Ia.
Ter og mintre Sange. Ser. Dgbl."
.
Spbife HebningsmGnb. 6n Re'
fpimfion, gFSoreningen for nerreipo'
re HeoninasmGuo" bolot esroaa
eftermiooog Den #. Wop. %efitraoroi'
or @encralforiamling paa S6oiS
Sotel | Struer. Otter en- 5orbano'
Tina ON Meolemmernes 2snfrar
beotoaes isIgenSe Reiolution:
Is anlconins at De al Marine
mtniiier Mund fremiatte uotalel'
fer I 5olfetinset UNDER 5%inanslop'
besantIinaen ON Heoningsm9noe'
nes Scar bar 5%oreningen al nsrre'
jp6Tfe Reon:ngsmGno paa en- efltra'
or6inpr @eneralforinmling | Striiei
ben fl. Topember, bpor 33 al be
.Jorpeien inbmefote 40 @eoninss'
: i~totioner bar reprnienteret, enlteri
migt peotaoet at faitboIoe be 8ras
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

minilteriet bar Den Is. Nop. be.
ltemt, at l~lofsrieI al 3aIpeIf.nS fun
ltlaa foresaa ira @sbenbapn, Ooen.
le aarbus o9 Ialbore, og at lilo.
1priel fun oil funne finoe Steb,
llaar Sftnoene eiter fagfpnoia Sc.
llgtiaelie bar biit fig at foreIiaae
| iloterlelsberettiget Stan6. Gam.
tioi9 inoiferpes 8eitenmeIien onl
at enboer 0eoifGring al aalueIfin6,
Dooroeo oisie bringes neo UNDER
ben faltiatte gGgtsrenIe af s Seq.
L Snltp9gt og A Seq. | tsrret I'll.
ltnno, er %forbuot. Dette fsorbuo
omfatter life afiferins Of SOoeo,
9ren og Sale.
Oct tpife Seite-Opfsb. Hanoers,
II. Nonember. I'll Seite.O pfebet
Der / Dag bar Der iremitillet ct
meget tort Mntal Seite, 6porai
mango DOG bar al iaa ringe 3pa.
litet, at De itrafs bIeo noffuot. Nj
300 fremitilleoe Seite fpbte Som.
misiionen t46, oeraf bar SO Sop.
per.
st Barn CLIENT | Soget. Sta
tionsbeitprerinoen paa goitrup eta.
tion blep / 5slge .@ingf. ". Dag.
blno" forleoen Bitten pr. Eelefon
irnoerrettet ON, at ct Barn bar
bIeoet CLIENT I Eoget peo 1loitignine
poa Semmet citation. gun fonbt
BET gIemte lille gpfen I Toget o.
tos oct til fla, inotiI oct bIep ben.
; tct af fine gTemiomme Slrgtninge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

gennemgaaet De forifellige &egnifa
Der og &ontrafter angaaen0e Sci
ifabet De forene0e Sfotsisiabriffer
Wnn fan oente en- @rtl9ring frC
grofesiore1.
Gs6jers anbelsiOineilnsteri. 81
ter bpa0 o9fibe amtst." meooeler,
er @S6ierg Observation-Disclosures
ODerifuO for Oe forIebne 9 Maane-
Der al Gegnifabsaaret ca. IL
0iilI. ar., iaa ielu ON Der faloer
Ell 9eoe paa 10000 Ser. for Oper.
trGoelie al @rportreglerne, oil an-
0elsbooerne 10 life mprfe ipn0er-
lfgt til oct, iao me9et mere JON
man bel tyr ontnge, at en- Del al
9e6en er inOtient oeo Be begoaeoe
uregelnlPS llgDeoer.
Gn grGnoebins-69bn @n Sus.
bol6erIfe bos en- &reotlr6nnOler /
8~oa9elun6e lig9er | eoig Strio meO
observation-disclosures 9etre. 6or at
bebne fig faIote SusboGoerifen for
le0en Den enc Caters 7aorige Sgn
in0 Dos iia og fpIote 9ren6eoin /
BAN, til ban bleb ~osoOrilffen og
maotte b9res biem, og Der maatte
bentes G9ge til BAN. Sen6es egen
ISsn poa famine Il6er bopoe bun
o8inn 9ioet 9rpnoeoin, men ooa ct
minore 9onntum.
Drengens 6o6er bar iii. Coli.
Salt. Stiffst.@ giort gnmeroelie
til Folitiet, ligeism ser er ifet tSen-
pen6elie til 8prgeraaoet.
Den nbe Siife-O rbnine. Mari-
malpriierne. : Snbenrissminiite-
riet 9efenotgbrelie ON oen Or0ning,
Ser trpoer / Strait 6en 20. 9op. D.,
6eo6er set bl. onoet:
a Silt, LANCET ira Onnife 8onoe
og 6nrtsier, ifoG fsres inc til oanif
4pit o. nloa bberfen omIn0es pnu
aa6en Ss, iaa at l10fsriel fan i'm.
oe Steo, ener 0irefte i6res til frem.
meo 2nn6.
@e0 Sofg al neoennponte artei
lof Silt / ferif TiIIton6 til Outfits.
banolenoe, til @n0eipIgere ener til
andre, Der oirefte ipleer oen til
Torbrltger, iamt til Rsgerier og til
dabrifanter al 5iifefors til Stem
meior6riig, maa life UNDER noger
5orm tages 6siere Bris emo 0en
ieOelIor ullIprIe.
Eorlf al 8pgt l aiIo pr. Stf
og oerllnoer 40 Gre. Sorif al 8p9t
ooer 1 9ilo pr. Stf. 70 Ore, See
literboostorif (opifoarne o. renIeoe)
so Gre, Rs0ip9tter of 8aet "a Sci
10 pr. eff. og 6erun6er IS gre,
GsoipGtter al 8e9t oper "a ailo
pr Stf. 100 Gre. Silo "A Gre.
aft pr. 9ilo.
SEQ Solg al opennponte arter
laf SfIf / ferif 3ilitan6 til 6orbrli-
aere ifal grtIen ~bereenes efter 30
rens oirfelige 8Get og maa life
nnoer no9en 6orm uogere mere
en- ~ne6enfor anfsrt:
Sorif al @pgt I &ilo pr. Stf. %
berunoer go Gre. SorIf al 8p9t
oper / 4ilo pr. Stf. 90 Gre, @e.
iterbaostorif (opifaarne og renie6e)
rs Gre, GsOipptter al 8Ggt "a
@ilo pr. ST. og oernnoer 76 Ore,
Gs6ipptter al 8ngt ooer "a @ilo
pr. eff. t60 Gre, SiI6 ga Gre
aft pr. &ilo.
Tolfefirfen. Geiioerenoe 8opeIIan
beo Gor 6rue 4irfe Gnrbus 3.
IS. q. ShepeIern er uonGpnt til
S%ogncprpit oe6 ct. MiffeGs airfe
Ii Slngelie.
So9neprgit ior Ope og 8als-
gaor0 Menig6e6er @. g. g. gngel-
iteO er efter anisgning ~afife6iget
Il @aaoe oe meo Beniion fra Den
80. 1opember.
HeIioerenoe 2opellan for Rpfs-
biee, 9sooeriip oe gris Meniebe6er
II @albore Stiit ". @srfeIt er no.
npont til prelteoiet Weobi9lpel
lhoa Sn~nuehrngtar for 0(IAor2r,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Hsbiteote GuorterpGrter. Sit
ringitprfen meoisrer 10 mango al.
uorlige lllpmper for 9efolfningen.
Oct er life -bebaaeligt at bare sit.
~ringsmano; men oct er beller life
bebagligt at bare aporteroprt, Ielo
on man Dor ben beoite Billie, for
|Staten poer 10 en- Detailing, Der /
oisie Dprtioer er gnnife utilltrGf.
feIig til en- Blot nogenIunoe orient.
Zig 4oit til Soloaterne. 90 oct
n9rite oeb oct belle er, at 9proerne
er ino uiGpnt foroelte, iom De er.
Meo Senipn til Snofparteringen er
Wiotii9llano p9rit itillet. Ser Zig.
ger 10 langt oen itsrite Del al Sit
ringsitnrfen. oe bpert Siem bar
3-6T8 fremmeoe @enneifer |
Suiet Gag no % DAG inc | aare-
IBIS. Meo 2pngiel penteoe man paa
Varafferne; men MI, oa De enoelig
fommer, bier bet fig, at man LEO.
ter" fom ieopanlig. Der bliper ioa
fna 9araffer, at DE | 8irfeligbeoen
life pil betpoe nogen @fIaitning al
Snofparteringsbproen. Otter at Der
er aiboIot ct Bar meset itcre Ms-
Der, reiIer mn (18. Rop.) en- Depu-
tation III. nNoif. Dasbl." til So.
benbabn for at forbnnoIe meo &e.
gering og 6igsbog. Der bill peo De.
putationen bIipe fremIat "rob ON,
lat Scr entcn, o. q : flere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

blioer Der life Gale ON nogen @fs.
port.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Sfotbistraiten. Otter bpa6 g.
4" erinrcr, Far Irofesior 6. q.
gircf Tirsoaa ben ia. Moo. afraoi
beisg bos Direftpr Mar @oITin 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Gn besrGniet Salmcfsporf. Otter
|bpoo 80. T." e%riarer ira pelunoer'
rettet Slide, fan oct pentes, at Sanos
|EillooeIie til en- gfsport al Salm.
|Tinooelien bill BOG fun fontme til
at omfatte ct besrpniet aoantiim, og
gfsporten bill fsrit finoe Steo ef-
Ter Nptaor % UNDER SoruoiGtning
al, at Statsbanerne til oen 9io oil
funnel ifaffe 8osne til efsporten,
bpiIfet for Tioen life piloea bore
|TiIfpIoet.
5or So, iom 2an6brussoreani'
|fa~tionernes Efiife o1faa omfatteoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Silf til SWflanS. 3reoerifsboon

10. @op. 3il 6iifeefsportsrerne /
6reoerifSbonn err Der fommet Meb.
oeIeIie ON, at aft Snofeb al 6iif
til TpIfIan6 fra Den 90. Nooem.
Der bill ife eennem en- Gentralinb-
febsforening. &borIeoes 0en nGr'
mere Or6nina bill blipe, oeO man
lenonu life; men ian0ipnligpiS pil
lSn6febsioreningen bol0e &eprPien-
|%tanter paa Blaoierne beroppe. Cts
portsrerne regner meb, at 1riier.
ne oil ioloe ca. 100 pGt. .a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

,Sslanbif itIb % 2ammeffinb.
Der er III. g. T." I bisie Gage
(tS. Wop.) inoI6bet o~ificiel Meo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

sam Tap ober @rrnien | en- 0ml.
oosn. On tpif SoIoat | fuIo Uni.
form Hap III. u3oIo. gp." forIeoen
oper @rnnien | en- 2itIoosn. @iot-
|peis meIfcm Torris oa 8amorup
boppeoe ban of Toeet og foripanot
| en- TIantage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Gn ny gGrer-C rsaniiation. Ouer
lprcre % A%oiunfter neo Brioatifo-
len / aebenbapn bar i'll. %. T."
oannet en- Organization til 8areta.
gelic al oeres sfouomiife Snteres.
Ter. 9elmreliens 6ormano err 30.
iunft, mag. art. Sens @renbGf' Zen
npe Organization banner en- Moe
ling al ygripatifoIens iagorOneo(
9preriorening".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Wilt6rano. 9aneaa, Is. Nouem.
Der. s @aaroeier GIbrecbt peoer.
lens geiGtnins | SeIbierg pr. Gang.
na er Ser itobruot WiItbrono. ge.
Iutningen er fat unber cffentIiai
|Tilipn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

gennemgaaet De forifellige &eonifa-
Der og 8ontrafter angaaenOe Sci.
ifabet De foreneoe Sfotsjsiobriffer.
Waan fan oente en- @rtlering ira
grofesioren.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
K. Of .TO INITIATE
AND HOLD BANQUET
DELEGATION FROM NEVADA
AND COAST CITIES WILL
BE PRESENT

Goldfield council No. 1910,
knights of Columbus, will hold an
complication of the major de-
grees of the order Sunday, May
2S. Candidates from the Tono-
pah and Goldfield councils will be
Initiated, and knights from Reno,
Carson, Los Angeles and San
Francisco are expected to attend.
Frank ]. Dunn, the newly elected
state deputy of the Nevada state
council, will be present, and the
degree work will be under the SUI
pervision of District Deputy P. j.
Reilly of Goldfield.
A large delegation from Tono-
pah, accompanied by their ladies,
will arrive by auto at $3.50 in the
morning, and the knights will form
in procession at Knights of Column
bus hall at 9:45 and proceed in
a body to Sacred Heart church
where high mass will be celebrated
at 1920 by the Rev. James B.
Dermody.
Starting at 1880, the degrees VIII
be given in the top floor hall Of
the Elks' building and the work
will consume the entire afternoon
and until about $3.50 in the even
ing. The degree work will be fol-
lowed by a banquet to be held in
the Goldfeld hotel at 9 o'clock, at
which the knights and their ladies
will be seated. A number of in
vitations have been extended to
non-members of the order and it is
expected that covers will be laid
fol about 200.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
NEVADA WONDER
EARNS PROFITS
PROPERTY Is YIELDING ORE OF
GOOD GRADE FROM THE
DEEP LEVELS

That the Nevada Wonder Min
ing company has a wonderful de-
post af high grade milling ore
on the deep levels. is learned from
a creditable source. The orebody
on the 400, 1900 and 1900 lev
els contain some lenses of high
grade in which silver bromides
and native silver are prominent.
Men who have worked in the mine
say that some of the slopes are
35 feet wide.
The Churchill Milling company
the subsidiary company which at
tends to the milling, is operated to
full capacity and treating 175 tons
per day. The ore milled is said
to average $40 a ton and the bull
lion output averages $4,000 per
month, according to reliable reports.
This is equal to rs cents a share
yearly. The average grade of ore
treated in 1915 was 1897 per
ton. Part of the increase is due
to better prices for silver. Last
year the quarterly rate was five
cents, the amount having been
increased to 10 cents, the 1913
rate for the first quarter.
Nevada Wonder does not Issue
quarterly reports. The report for
the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1915. shows a surplus of $780,
$50. The capital stock is repre-
sented by 10000 shares of
which 1,40S,S24 shares are is
sued. Dividends of 40 cents year
ly require the disbursement OF
563,296.-Fallon Eagle.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
AND LEAD IN
LONE MOUNTAIN ORE
MENT NOW PROMISES 10
MAKE STEADY OUTPUT

w. T. Moran, president Of the
Gold Hill Nevada Gold Mining
company is spending a few days
here looking after the interests of
the company's property at Lone
Mountain where extensive devel-
Opment has been going on during
the past four years. Mr.. Moran
at depth the Tonopah formation
would be encountered and that
another district equally as rich in
mineral as this camp would be
placed on the map. With this
conviction the management has
been diligently sinking until a
depth of 465 feet has been reached
with the intention OF going to 500
feet.
+ The formation Is andesite which
is commonly believed to overlie
the trachyte. The sinking was
done on groupings carrying gold
but since the discoveries of 9TH
er companies operating in the same
district, who are shipping lead and
copper from depths less than one
third of the Gold Hill ompany,
the latter has been considering the
expediency of temporarily stopping
work on the gold contact and GO
ing over to it's No. s claim where
a ledge crops Tor a distance of
500 feet, carrying $50 in gold,
&c per cent lead. samples of the
latter running as high as 80 and
40 per cent lead.
This ledge was recognized when
the company began operations at
Lone Mountain but at the former
price of lead it was realized that
the gold offered better inducements
for permanent returns. Now a
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
MAJOR DONOVAN TO
WORK OLD PROPERTIES

Major ]. A. Donovan, n of the
men who helped to put Goldfeld
on the map and one of the best
known mining men in the southern
part of the state, who has been a
resident of Ely for something more
than a year, has recently secured
the old Pursley mine, adjoining
the Doyle Mining company's hold
ings at Sacramento pass and has
a force Of men engaged in devel-
orment work. The major has been
prospecting in the hills CT the
Snake range ever since the snow
commenced to disappear and. has
finally been able to secur a prop
erty of merit, as the mine was
worked extensively during the ear
ly days of the district and pro
duced much ore which was ship
ped to the mills at Ward and
Taylor for reduction. The ore
carries gold, silver and lead. The
Doyle Mining company is now
working a force of about 20 men,
under the management of Russell
Moyle, in development work and in
prospecting the property.-Ely
Record.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
Big Bear Kills Cattle

For years the ranchers of Starr
valley near Elko. have lost many
head of cattle through the activi-
ties of a big bear that makes it's
home in the Ruby mountains. south
of the valley. Each spring it ar
rives in the valley in a half
starved condition and takes toll of
the herds until it fattens, and this
year has been committing its us
ual depredations. There is talk
of an organized hunt among the
ranchers of the valley.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
Piute With Mormon Ways

Bob Dart, a Piute now in Fallon,
is accused by his wife Julia of hav-
ing three wives. Julia claims prior
rights, stating hat he married her
before the other two. She further
claims that he spent lots of her
money, also SIS of her aunt's
money, and is in possession of two
of her fathers horses, which she
threatens to take from him If he
does not pay back her money. She
wants him put in Jail and tried.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
PIG TONNAGE MILLED AT
STEPTOE CONCENTRATION

The record for tonnage for n
%eight-hour shift was broken at the
Steptoe concentration at McGill last
Sunday night when Jack Chinn's
shift put through a little more than
$500 tons of ore during their eight
hours on duty. 1t was one OF those
rare occasions when everything
worked exactly right and all con-
diticns were ideal for a big ton
mage. The average amount OF ore
milled per day at the McGill plant
during the first quarter of this
year as shown by the last quar-
terly report of the Nevada Con-
solidated was a little less than
10000 tons.-Ely Record.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
OIL FROM SUNFlGWERS

Correspondence Associated Press}
COLOGNE, May 6.-Garden
planting of sunflowers for the
sake of the oil contained in the
seeds was all the rage last year.
1T was also sufficiently successful
SO that it is being urged on 2
larger scale this spring. The
latest suggestion is that the school
children of Germany shall utilize
part of their spare time by sys'
tematically planting sunflowers
along every mile of road in the
empire.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-05-27
SPRAGUE THINKS
0ATMAN IS GOOD
GOLDFIELD OPERATOR En-
PRESSES CONFIDENCE IN BIG
ARIZONA DISTRICT

Charles s.. Sprague, president OF
the Oatman United Mines company,
was in camp this week, after an
absence of a month or more. says
the Oatman Miner. Mr.. Srague is
at the head of six going mining n
terprises, among which is the jun
DO Extension of Goldfield. On this
trip Mr.. Sprague was accompanied
by ]. X. Turner, his engineer; G.
p. Campbell, secretary and treas
urer of the Oatman United, and
Messers. Andreas and Keelyn, large
stockholders.
Mr.. Sprague expressed himself
as greatly pleased with the steady
progress shown on every hand in
the development of the camp and
predicted that within 60 days there
will have been at least a dozen
properties entitled to rank as mines.
The vast mineralized area and the
money and ability employed in it's
development will make of Oatman
the greatest gold-producing dis
trict on the continent.
81 observe a feeling of depres-
SIGN about the camp" said Mr..
Sprague, "but I also notice that
it Is confined to stock circles. This
is u~nwarranted. To be sure, the
stock market is not as active as
we would like to see it, but fun
~damentally the ~fluctuation of
stock prices has little to do with
the making of the district. The
main thing is the development of
the mines. and it is gratifying to
observe that there is more work
time in the camps history. All
the properties at work six months
ago are still at work and scores of
going enterprises have been added
to the list. This condition is
bound to make a camp, and too, it
is bound to make a stock market.
The latter will come in time. There
will be plenty of buyers for stocks
when once they are. found to have
substantial merit. If the meri-
iouo otoCho dlO hoW OCl1llS DC-
low their worth, it is because the
country has been swamped with
Oatman flotations and many of them
have not yet had time to prove
their merit. We will see the stock
market respond to developments.
Regarding the property in which
I am interested, the Oatman United
Mines company, I would say that
for the time we are more con-
cerned with equipping our prom
erty and planning and carrying out
extensive development than in max
ing a market for the stock. We
have been successful in financing
our treasury, which has permitted
up to equip our property with a
superb plant, only a part of which
has arrived on the ground, but
which is in transit.
"And finally 1 would say, there
is no reason for encouragement in
this district. On the other hand.
there is reason at every hand for
optimism and although the east
may be a little slow in taking
held, when the merits of the dis
trict and the sincerity of our OPP
eraticns become better known,
there will be plenty of money fer
every purpose"