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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
UN coNsEJo VALUABLE PARA
LA SALuD.

81 los fntestinos no estan trabajan-
do regularmente, los alimentos no di.
geridos en- ell est6mago pueden poner
una condici6n de auto-intoxicaci6n y
invadir TODD ell sistema con venenos
EN- la corriente sangufnea. Las Pas
tillas Catarticas de Foley mantienen
los intestinos abiertos y regulares, el
hfgado active y ell est6mago dulcifl.
cado. No causan dolores, nauseas nj
molestias. Curan la Indigestion, ell
dolor de cabeza, la biliosidad, ell es-
tonnage agrio, ell NAL aliento u otras
condolences causadas por los intesti-
nos recargados.-De venta en- la Boz
tica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

Mariana Sena, Jr., sali6 rumbo a
Albuquerque Ell domingo pasado y Sc
dio de alta en- 81 Regimiento de Nuevo
Mexico.
La Sra. ]. M. Anaya y la Sra. J. G.
Sisneros han regresado a la capital de
Colorado, a donde fueron a visitar a
sus amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
lNlclAcloN DE LOS cABALLERoc
DE COLON EN- ALBUQUERQUE

El domingo pasado tuvo lugar en-
la ciudad de Albuquerque, la inicia-
ci6n de trece miembros nuevos de la
conocida Sociedad de los Caballetos
de Colon, habiendo asistido dc esta
ciudad los sehores Edward P. Davies,
j. H. Watt, e. H. Baca, Manuel Ma
res, Arthur Alarid, Agustin Duran,
Frank Ortiz y Jose Duran. Pasada
la ceremonial de la %iniciaci0n Sc sir
vic un banquete, y al terminar, los
sefiores antes mencionados regresaron
a la capital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

MUERE DE REPENTE.

Socorro, NJ. M, Sept. 25.-El Sr. J..
+. Torres, antique residente de Nuevo
Mexico, y hermano de ID. J. C. Torres.
estafetero de esta ciudad, murio de
aneurisma aver. Tenfa cerca de Qua.
renta y tres amos de edad. Era viu-
do, habiendo muerto su esposa hace
como dos amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
EMPEDRADo RANCH.
condado de Torrance.

Una lIegua colorado, de 5 a z ahos
con esta marca en- la pierna, del lado
derecho "HP", 0 ell termino de tres
meses Sc ha estado en- este rancho;
c%ualquiera persona que Sc considere
derechosa a esa propiedad, puede re.
clamarIa pagando los perjuicios y es-
tie aviso. Mi estafeta es:
PALMA, N. M,
MIGUEL ARcHIBEouE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
ESCR|BA listed
A ESTA SONORA
ST deSea curar
a un hOmbre
del ViciO de ia
bebida

Ella 10 hizo con buen exito cor su
esposo, hermano, y gran ndmero de
vecinos, y lie dira francamente como
empleo este sencillfsimo metodo con
excelentes resultados.
listed puede usar este metodo para
curar una persona que Sc emborrache
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

En- JUNO pasado apareci6 aquf en-
mi rancho un caballo alazan, COLO,
o la marca siguiente en- la espaldi-
liza del lado izquierdo, SIS
Ia persona que Sc considere dueho
del caballo, puede venir por Ell aquf
a mi rancho.
B. BERNAL.
Chico, N. NJ, Agosto 81, 1917.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
MIGUEL A%RcHIBEouE.
8AvIso

AVISO
Tengo una Maquina de Raja-
MADEIRA para vender. La ven
do toda, 0 la mitad; tambien
n~ecesito t~rabajadores para ira
bajar en- la maquina y hacer
Tallas, Props, y PuntaIes y Pill
ings. FL sueIdo es de SIPS,
hasta $3.50 al dia, ocupo por Ell
dia, 0 por contrato. Tambien
n~ecesito f~Ieteros.
Para informaciones, dirijan-
Sc a
NICOLAS BELLINo.
TURouILLo, N. M.
p. O., MORA. New Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

El Secretario de Estado Antonio Luz
cero hizo una vista a Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
SRA. MARGARET ANDERSON

Sc Gale Rosa Hiilburn, N. York; .U.A
81 desea segura respuesta, indique
claramente su nombre (sehor, sonora
o sehorita), la ciudad o pueblo, la ca
de y nGmero y Ia provincial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

SIN que ella 10
note, y sin que
Ell p1blico s Z
entere de sus
asuntos priva-
DOS. La sonora
Anderson esta
ansiosa de a.
yudar a otras
personals y por
esta raz6n lie
acOnseJa m o s
con s~inceridad
que 81 tiene al
gun ser querido
que sea dado
a la behida, la
escriba hoy sin
falta, y le dira
como C ur6 a
su esposo.
ntimo por estos
ZION deberfa es-
alguna. Natu-
sted Sc intresa-
eSee curar do IA
que lie escriba
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

LEE I'd. Eel NuEvo MEMcANor
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27
slGUE LA LIsTA DE LOS QUE VA
sALlERON PARA Ell
M EJERCiTO.

La semana pasada empezamos a pu.
blioar la lista de los j6venes que slie
ron para los campamentos de instruc-
cion; hoy damos los de otros conda-
dos, y seguiremos %pnblicando los de-
mas, conforme los vayamos recibiendo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

La seiora Margarita que
Anderson, quien Gu a !
no a su esposo del csc
uso excessive del fall
|licor. cor
su
No lie pide nj un centin
consoles. y por esta raz6n
cribirle sin demora algu
ralmente espera que uste(
r; en- la persona que desee
bebida excesiva, y no gu
solamente por curiosidad.
Dirfjase a ella con tod
Y confianza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-27

Cosme Gallegos, Rowe, Adelaide
Mondragon. Samuel Tafoya, Alexandra
Montoya. Marvin o. Giles, William H.
Coleman Jr., Jose r. Garcia, George
Hall, Miguel Trujillo.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
REVIEW 0F mining OPERATIONS IN G0LDF|ELD DISTRICT

from two and a half to four feet
Of ore averaging over $50 per ton
and a west drift from the top of
the raise is now entering the ore
channel.
Silver Pick Cons.
Development work is again pro-
crossing rapidly on the 1100-foot
level, where cross-cdr is being
driven to the west from the main
shaft in the great quartz zone pen
etrated by the Calyx drill and then
by the shaft. 1t is the plan of Man
ager Dyer to resume sinking short
ly and to proceed another 100 feet
to explore the alaskite contact.
Drilling is in progress in hole No. 3,
far west of the second hole.
Grandma Consolidated
Developments of the greatest in
terest are impending on the Grand
ma property, where the main shaft
is expected to penetrate the big vein
with any round of shots. Progress
was retarded for some time by ex-
ceedingly hard ground, but this has
given way to soft material, indicat-
ing the approach to the vein, and
sinking is now making rapid head
way. The vein at this point is re-
garded as holding important posi-
bilities for the discovery of pay ore
and the next week is likely to bring
news of great interest from the
Grandma.
Cracker Jack
For some distance the east cross
cut on the 320-foot level has been
in soft, highly oxidized material,
characteristic of the formation
that marks the foot-wall of the
vein on upper levels, and it is esti-
mated that another 20 feet will
bring the cross-cut out well into the
Columbia Mountain fault vein, for
which it has been extended. The
vein on the 120-foot level contains
large bodies of excellent milling ore,
which extends at one point to the
surface, over 200 feet on the dip of
the vein. Several bodies of this ore,
together with wide seams of ore that
has assayed up to more than $50
per ton, have been found in devel-
opment work on and above the 12O-
foot level.
DiamOndfield Black Butte
Development work is now in prog
ress on the OriZaba property, con
trolled by the Black Butte company,
and will soon reach a stage of
great interest to the stockholders.
A cross-cut is being extended from
the old workings on the 95-foot lev
ell, into the country rock, and at
distance of from rs to 100 feet
from the wall of the vein a vertical
raise will be driven to the surface,
for the purpose of opening new
main working shaft. This shaft
will then be equipped with the pow
erful machinery recently delivered
on the property and sinking will con-
tinue, with cross-cuts at intervals
to explore the great vein system
that has already yielded a large
tonnage OF high-grade silver ore
above the 95-foot level. The ORR
zaba property is regarded by expert
authorities as one of the biggest and
richest silver mines in Nevada.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
SILVER PICK IS
IN GOOD SHAPE
CROSS-CUT ADVANCING ON DEEP
LEVEL AND DRILL BEING
SUNK

Operations of the Silver Pick Con-
solidated company continue on nor
NAL lines, with satisfactory progress
in extending the west cross-cut on
the 1100-foot level, in the great
quartz zone penetrated by the main
shaft. The character of the quartz
affords much encouragement to
Manager George F. Dyer, who was
first to operate core drills in this
part of the district and whose ex-
pertinent in this direction resulted
in finding the great quartz zone
now being explored, west of the Co
lumbia Mountain fault and in terri
of minerals.
Owing to the great width of the
quartz zone and to the lack of deep
work in surrounding territory, it has
been impossible to estimate the ex-
act dip or trend of the ore-bearing
zone, and the present work on the
1100-foot level, apparently far
from any wall, was undertaken to
determine the extent of the miner
allied zone.
A cross-cut was driven to the east
over so feet and this has now been
discontinued The west cross-cut is
being advanced for the purpose of
reaching and exploring the hanging
wall of the vein or ore-channel and
will be extended to this point.
1t is the plan of Manager Dyer.
sanctioned by President Herman
Zadig and the directors. to resume
sinking the shaft in the near future
in order to explore the contact of the
latte and shale, and still deeper
the shale-alaskite contact zone.
The second drill hole, extended to
a depth of over 400 feet at point
400 feet west of the shaft, revealed
the same wide quartz zone and the
underlying shale, and produced par
ticles of good ore. Manager Dyer's
plan of development contemplates
the thorough exploration of the con-
tact zones, at whatever depth they
may be found.
Drilling. in No, 3 hole is again
making good progress and has pro-
duced most encouraging results.
From point above the 200-foot lev
ell the core drills for a considerable
distance showed vein matter of good
appearance, carrying small seams
and particles of ore yielding en-
couraging assays. Results obtained
in the No. hole indicate that the
shale and underlying alaskite dip to
the west, as do all the veins in this
territory, and the No. 3 hole is to
continue to tap the contact zone.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
GRANDMA SHAFT
IN SOFT ROCK
CHANGE OF FORMATION lNDi-
GATES NEAR APPROACH
TO BIG VEIN

The main shaft of the Grandma
Consolidated company has entered
softer formation, after having
passed through a wide stratum OF
exceedingly hard material which
served to retard sinking. The brok-
en- material now showing in the bot
tom of the shaft IL accepted as an
indication that the hanging wall OF
the big vein is not far distant and
Managing Engineer ]. X. Turner
expects to cut the vein within the
next few days.
The opening of the Grandma
Spearhead vein at this point will be
an event of no small interest here,
as the same vein has been found to
contain ore of highgrade short
distance to the south of the Grand
ma workings and the character of
the vein at this point, near the sur
face, is such as to afford much en-
couragement. The vein, which is
regarded as one of the best in tue
Goldfield district, has never been
prospected at depth in Grandma
territory.
With the additional territory ac-
CURED some time ago by the All
sorption of the adjoining Sunrise
group of claims, the Grandma Con-
solidated company now has a large
area of ground, adjoining the Ke-
wanas on the east and covering the
main vein system for long distance
on both strike and dip. Drifts are
- be extended on the vein as soon
as il is penetrated by the shaft.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
OR|zABA SHOWS
MUCH GOOD ORE
PROPERTY CONTROLLED BY
BLACK BUTTE COMPANY
BEING EXPLORED

Plans for the thorough develop
ment of the Orizaba property, an
nounced some time ago by the di-
rectors of the company, are now
being carried out energetically and
with the aid of new and powerful
equipment The OriZaba company
is controlled by the Diamondfield
Black Butte company of Goldfieid,
the two corporations having identi-
cal directorates, composed of pro-
minent mining men who took office
the first of this year.
Under the plan outlined cross
cut is being driven into the country
rock and away from the great main
vein, on the 95-foot level. and at
a distance of from rs to 100 feet
d vertical raise will be driven to
the surface, in order to open a new
main working shaft. This shaft
will be equipped with the modern
plant now on the ground and sink
ing will then proceed to depth, with
laterals at intervals of 100 feet or
less to cut and explore the vein.
On the 95-foot level, the deepest
to which the mine has been open
ed, large bodies of high-grade Sill
yer ore are now in sight Early
operations were hampered by a How
of water for combating which no
provision had been made, but which
can readily be handled with the
pumps now available In shallow
wines below the 95-foot level many
samples have been taken that yield
assays ranging from $40 to 1910
per ton, the content being chiefly
silver, with small quantity or
gold. Expert authorities declare
that the Orizaba property. with de-
velopment carried to greater depth,
gives promise of becoming one OF
the richest and most prolific silver
producers in the state.
On the Diamondfield property OF
the Black Butte company some ore
of exceedingly high-grade has been
exposed in recent development, not
far from the famous Quartzite stope,
which produced upwards of $780,
Continued on Page Eight)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
.SPEARREAO NOW
CR0SS-CUTT|NG
LATERAL WORK STARTS ON
O1O-FOOT LEVEL IN CON
TACT ZONE

Conditions in the Spearhead pro-
perty are pronounced to be in every
way encouraging and the company
development work has reached y
point where concrete results may
he expected at any time. A work
ing station of large size is being
opened in the main shaft, at a
depth of go feet, the sump having
been completed, extending through
the contact zone and well into the
shale. For a width of over 20
feet the shaft shows quartz of ex-
cellent appearance, with seams of
ore that give encouraging assays,
but as yet no commercial bodies of
ore.
Upon the completion of necessary
preliminary work at the new sta
tion, drifts will be extended, fol-
lowing the contour of the shale,
and the highly mineralized condi-
tioE of the contact zone at this
point encourages the belief that
pay ore will be found in quantity
in the progress of this work
On the 450foot level the north
drift has reached point almost
directly under the old workings of
the Wheeler lease, where ore OF
bigh-grade was found at a depth
OF 25O feet, and cross-cut is be-
ing advanced to the east to inter
sect the vein on its dip in that
direction. The Grandma company's
main shaft is nearing this vein a
short distance north of the Spear
head boundary.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
OLD COMP PAN|ES
WILL OPERATE
ORIGINAL BULLFROG AND DIS-
MONDFIELD TRIANGLE COM
PANIES ARE REORGANIZED

Two mining companies Jnat were
widely known here in earlier years
have been reorganized lately on the
assessable stock basis and plans are
now being perfected ter their de-
velopment upon a comprehensive
scale. These are the Original Bull
frog Mines syndicate and the Dia-
mondfield Triangle Mining company.
During the boom period the shares
of these companies were among
the most active on the list of south
ern Nevada mining issues and both
attained a high figure in trading.
The Original Bullfrog property
was among the first locations made
III the Bullfrog district and the rich
ore discovered at the surface on
the company's ground caused the
stampede to that district, which eX-
perienced one of the most spec
tacular mining booms in history.
The discovery of this rich ore led
to the belief that Bullfrog was
poor mans camp and as a con
sequence mining operations were
devoted almost exclusively to super
ficial pocket hunting and no ac-
tual development work at any appre-
cable depth was attempted.
During the years that have clap
sed since the boom collapsed, the
ground of the Original Bullfrog
company has been worked at inter
walls by lessees, who have shipped
to the sampler a substantial tonnage
of ore of exceedingly high grade.
Much of this ore is of a peculiar
deep blue color and shows an abun-
dance of coarse free gold 1t is
valued far beyond the gold content
for mounting in the form of pins.
badges, rings and other articles of
jewelry Shipments of this ore
have brought mill returns of over
$500 per ton.
The Diamondfield Triangle COM
pany, one of the most popular among
local traders in stocks during the
period of the Goldfield boom, was
considered at that time one of the
best prospects in the entire district
and some ore of hfsh grade was eA
posed in the early development work
performed by the company and by
lessees.
The property is situated in the
Diamondfield division of the Gold
field district, adjoining the Daisy
and the Diamondfield claims Of the
Jumbo Extension company Work
on this property was never carried
to any great depth, but it was said
that indications on the deeper
levels of the Daisy mine were de-
cidedly favorable to the Triangle
property.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
JUMBO EX. GETS
COPPER BONANZA
COPPER MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SECURED UNDER OPTION,
HAS BIG OREBODIES

Favorable reports continue to
come from the Copper Mountain pro-
perty, recently taken under a long
term option by the Jumbo Exten-
sion Mining company and situated
in Mineral county, Is miles from
Nolan station, on the Southern Pa
cific railroad, in the Rand mining
district. 1t is said that one of the
lessees has lately opened body of
copper ore of great valume and ex-
cellent value, averaging upwards of
10 per cent copper over a width of
more than 10 feet.
The property has been taken pos
session of by the Jumbo Extension
company and the royalties from
leases are now paid to the latter
company Five leases are operating
on the property and all have ex-
posed ore of commercial grade.
Three of the leases are producing
regularly and shipping their pro-
duct to smelters, the Miller-Lappatt
lease being the principal producer
md employing a motor truck to shir
it's ore.
Managing Engineer j. X. Turner
now has large force of men en-
ployed at the Copper Mountain pro-
perty and is installing machinery,
buildings and mine equipment OF
substantial capacity. in preparation
for a thorough system of DEVELOP
ment work and the prospecting of
the large area of promising terri
tory embraced in the property
Buildings for the company's camp
have been obtained at Rawhide,
about eight miles distant, and haul
ed to the camp site.
On the Jumbo Extension mine in
Goldfield, the Calyx drilling equip
ment has been assembled on the
1017-foot or deepest level of the
Velvet workings and deep holes will
lie bored to prospect the alaskite
contact and the great quartz fis-
sures that penetrate far within the
shale and in which large quantities
of high-grade ore have been stopped
CONTINUED ON Page Eight
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
JUMBO JUNIOR
IN R|GH-GRAOE
TRATED BY WINZE BE-
LOW $50 LEVEL

High-grade ore, identical in char
acter with that exposed in the bon
ANA shale contact deposits of the
adjoining Jumbo Extension, is now
showing in the winZe below the
SS0-foot level of the Jumbo Junior
mine The ore carries gold and
copper in the same proportions as
that shipped from the great deposit
at the same depth in the Jumbo
Extension, and the same bismuth
crystals are to be seen in the rich
est of the ore.
Recent work of the Jumbo Junior
company has been of a preparatory
nature and the winZe has only with
in The past few days reached the
point where concrete results were
expected by the management. The
greatest satisfaction is expressed by
those identified with the company
over the present appearance of the
mine workings at this point.
Operations are being conducted
under the direction of Consulting
Engineer J. X. Turner and Super
intendent l.. l.. Dellinger of the
Jumbo Extension, and both are
greatly encouraged by the results
obtained. 1t is the plan of the
management to drive into this
ground on a deeper level from the
workings of the Jumbo Extension,
III order to explore the shale con-
tact farther along it's dip to the
southeast of the present work.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
MOUNT JACKSON
WILL Be ACTIVE
GOOD COPPER INDICATIONS IN
DISTRICT 20 MILES FROM
GOLDFIELD

Prospects for the opening of cop
per mines of Importance on the
Mount Jackson-C -Cuprite copper belt,
extending from IL to 20 miles south
of Goldfeld, are reported as favor
able by mining engineers and ex-
perienced mining men who have ex-
amined the district. The surface
geology is Said to offer much en-
couragement and to bear strong
similarity to the conditions existing
in some of the foremost copper pro-
ducing districts in Arizona, while its
accessibility and the presence of an
unlimited water supply give it an
advantage over many districts, in
point of economy in operation.
At various points in the district
rich copper ore, in the form of chal-
copyrite, cuprite, copper glance, car
Donate, malachite and azurite, has
been found at depths varying from
a few feet to over 200 feet, and at
one point, on the Rea property, de-
posits of lower grade material, of
great magnitude, have been exposed.
Ore of good grade has been found
in the shaft of the Driscoll-Webster
property and samples from the sur
face on the Mount Jackson Cuprite
Copper company's ground have as
saved as high as 16 per cent cop
per.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20
ATLANTA SHOWS
MUCH GOOD ORE
WORKINGS CONTAIN LARGE
TONNAGE OF GOOD FLO
TATION PRODUCT

Conditions in the Atlanta mine
indicate that with the beginning of
production, which is planned for
the near future, the company will
be enabled to realize substantial
profits A large tonnage of ore
that is shown by tests to be we'll
suited Tor flotation has been ex-
}, sed and this ore is similar TO tho
product that was shipped to lis
tant smelters over a year ago, when
good profit was realized with
copper bringing only 13 or IA cents
a pound.
Throughout wide area for over
SOC feet above the 175O-foot level,
drifts and cross-cuts have been ex-
tended in large bodies of low and
medium grade gold-copper ore and
it is now apparent that there will
be no difficulty in supplying regu-
larly large tonnage for flotatioI.
From all the workings below a
depth Of 1900 feet the ore will be
dropped through chutes to the 1850
foot level and trammed to the ST.
Ives shaft of the Merger Mines COM
rany, through which the Atlanta
company's operations are conduct
ed. This shaft is not only the
deepest in southern Nevada, but is
one of the best equipped and IS
capable of handling as large a pro
duction as any in the district.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20

ore already broken in the mine
workings and a large tonnage block
ed out and available for immediate
delivery to the shipping bins, the
Atlanta mine is in far better condi-
ton than ever before and with the
beginning of production a substan-
tial revenue is assured. One drift IL
particular, on the 1620-foot level, is
showing ore of excellent grade. A
drift is now being advanced on the
175O-foot level, following the hang
ing wall of the main Atlanta vein
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-20

to the north, toward the boundary
of the adjoining Grizzly Bear claim.
ReOrganized Kewanas
There is good reason to believe
that the Kewanas mine will shortly
assume a foremost place among the
producing mines of the Goldfield
district. Ore of excellent grade has
been exposed in good quantity in
the shale contact zone, at a point
500 feet north of the main winZe
and at a depth of $40 feet. The
raise above this level has shown