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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Japan fpH neranlabt iper'
ben,
Gtutn S5ea feir.r S6fFfstorunss
nu5 be,n Gtloutie su trans,
feriren.

Bofbingtou. 10. guui. -
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bpotsu I'M 2ltlortiItsn Dssun oerfu6t
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beronIGff,n, eiusr sbdI feiner Sonr
mage aug bem pdeific nab bem Ut
luutit su tranSftriren. Sdpan ber'
fiiei fiber S3enr S6fffe bon tnsae'
fanmt 100000 Spnnen, BON bereA
c5nt baB Der idpduf6e SanbsI barun.
fer lstben iuiirbe. Elm T6eil nah BEN
GtInniiifen Sean iibsrfiibrt perber
t6nnte. Gs berlaute., bnB numentlit
GrObbritarrieu es lpiinfhi. baB 5n'
pan srpeds 3uflibr Don Ra5rungsmit'
teln an Die europGiIten MIlitrten siner
Skil fsiner SaHfs Ha9 bem Gtlan'
tic trnnsferire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Srttffnbe,,

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3cbn sin1ten 9eitspinoiafeIt, m at.
it1noen pom s.pei Meilen.
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ooer, oa lie ole IA 1ase o5gel. it iper.
scn miibtsn. i'm oansen 400. Spdier
:riiroe iid) pieIlei6lt ergeben, oab eiil.
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bis5erieeH 9rfnbrlmgen nit geSleit.
'lbiiien gIarbt Der aouter.a .aOmirnl.
onb Die Sdiife oain natiirIif iidler
iein peroen. lie @einbren tes engli.
ihen 0anals wcrben niiber0em nc.
ourd reraiieben, oaB mlr g,riiiol aec
aIleiniee ensliibe guIceebafen fem
iui.o. Aud icaen als Snnoelsidiffe
niir nod S6iffe ppn nIebr ais i6 ssilp.
ten @eitppinoisfeit peripenoet per.
oeR.
GngIanb srbdlt psi.ers
s35, 100000 gOrf4ub.
UafbingtOn. Dc, 10. JaEi.
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gelhoHsn ipcrbsn.
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ipabr.hb bss 9oess ipsiitrs $500
900. Die Sipsiis monaiIi4s 3ablung fir
Rt4nuns bes &rsbiis bon $45.000..
GOO. Der gelsitn hsipilligi iporbsr IN.
9Rit bew bsuiissn. england az.
ipdhrten Dpridub babsn bic sltliiri:u
Tn Gan3n $685., ,000, 600 eybosisA;
,GueIous snsia s5a6, 900 poQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
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ter az.
sic nsnnt ibu einn ntuea erom'
pea.
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rlpteite 2anb Der sGnasu
Grbe.

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feline Silis gu nret4eD. uIo iogGr &C.
gen isinen GDiIIsrt.-
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fou ratbeu- jeiu Refbrmpert babetu'
gu besinaen. fdHrt bos 8Iatt font.
rDeib er uidt. baB fem 2anb bas
tcrruptsfts Mablpfteru uub bn tors
rupteIts Beamtentafe Der g4eIt bdts
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er ii6 angsiiSts ba 1bdia6e uifF.
bab er ben groben Errits segeuiiber
70 ma9tIos 1T, tpie fstne @orgduger.
neil 9ere3tigteit unb gbrIitssii se'
gen bic GeIbutad,t nt5t aufipmmeu
tDnnen9 eyit es ibm frsurb, bab IN tsi'
mem 2anbe Der Grbs bic periOnliGe
Srsibeit unb Die Re6te bes GinjeI'
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nen eIorreiben 2anbe bic aaII5s Srei'
belt nisIfa3 bariu beiteH, Dab it6 iea
Der nennen mag, ipie Is ibm beIiebt.
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Oeitfdlonb IN Der 9olfsbiIbung nett
iiber allen onbereu GGHbsIn itebt uno
baber tpobl imitanbe lit, fine Gnses
lsgenheiten feIbff gu reeeln.-
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rein uno 5peifeIsoan. iinh, ipie er Be.
9alptet" i6reibt bas Organ bes Suns
tertbuus ipeitsr. uDos mir on ben
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9eI9dftseeift. Serr BiIfon TT Der
jesiss &apttdu 6er gantees unb mir
Dsrmufben, hab binter ieineu ib5nen
pbraien rein sei9dftIidt 5tsls iteden.
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Sriee se5errt, neil ibm bas 2onbonsr
2lusDdrtiss amt faste, bab bic @ns
terte IOnft eei6Iasn ipiirbe uno
amerita in gefabr Ifebs, feline euro.
pdit$en &qPitoIsaHlasea su DerIis'
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rer G1lFdt na9 Elm gufes Stiid DON
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.ntbsten buB er ssbnen in Der STUNT
Der geritedrng feiuer Raubiiutintte
inter elmer Wfdsfs Don gr6mmigteit
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
unfost o,roenbIidlId 1e6OO maonn

umfaBt ausenblidll5 1880 wsunn.
Wtaa gIaubt. bab 500 Rann i'm 2aafe
oieir @o9e trlanst tperben I6nqen
uno bab bic DoIs &riegsdrt, bis gum
15. SuEi eeiihsrt pirb. an bisiem
Gage ipirb DE geioumts gioiirnals
earoe in ben 8unbesbienit iibergebeil.
Dos Restnent. bas bic meiiien
Utanni4dften umfubt, 1T bas fiebenic.
bsfen Souptquartier in Retp aerins.
ton lit. Gs sdblt iiber 1900 Roatn.
Das 1. &aDalIeries Regiment III oIs
Iol6es slpar iiber Der 3rieasitdrte.
Aber man ertpartet etnen Seiebl, osms
Sufolge es in eintn auosren SienIi.
sipeia, tpdbrfGeinIi9 2lrtiIleris. transs
formirt nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Derben IN Retp gorf bic bcben Rab'
rungsurittel T1eiIe oaire5t
erbdlttn.

R.p gOrt, 10. Suni. - Sor.pt
Sortisur, Der ftoatIi4e aoSumiFG,
fir Gespibts unb MoBe, srtldrte or
Di.uffaa. bub fdmmtIite aiibiipeitbe,
Der Gtaot Bis gu ibrer 1dITunestrafi
dnpefiint fsier, unb bag be RIein.
tuHfltirte tros bes fstigsu 3ufiuFss
BON Nabruuesmitteln bic 5oben qrei,
ie dIfrefd erhdlten.
Die britifte Resi.rurg bdt dufge-
bort, bier RdbrunesmittI au fnufen,
Die Grqros Gambler MAIDEN bic
SIstrfdifieute fir bic srorbitanten
preife peranttportlih.
SER 6ortigdn fosis: .gutter, 9ds
fe urb Gier tomruea in foI9en Gnnn.
titGtsn IN Reip DcrF on, bdb be,
Rurtt .batiG6Ii5 iiberflGt IN. Erpb.
bem ober fperber be bobeR preiie ouf.
re6i erbdIien. Wenn nitt bic Buns
bes6eumt.R stnfbreiten, IN @efahr
oorbdnbe.,, bob bic PreiTe mod mebr
IN bic 66b, asbn ynb ti. Spetuln,
tton nd6 tpi. Dor speiter fprir,n rpirb"
Japan fpH beranlaf,t ipers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20

seestnhit aompouHt su eer'u1eu. S6on bic
sr'ts 6inf1s ttrfts. unb 70 nntm 10 sins sruet.
q uIrb siHe britts er. fsrnsr etns Siafns bon
Hrbia q. 4iHfoom's ButRriniser, uHb iest
ttn 10 10 eeiuub ipie irasrb eiHe anbers Grau
80 rutbs '-bsr ~rdu, dlIetHftebenb ober Der.
beirnttet sts nit ireenb einem ber eenar1ten
eeteen bsbaftet ~ Sbr ounberpcups gscttnbIe
Rrmponts nnb Sittretutaer sn berfur1en rnb
s@ bin ten nterseiet- bGt re sbenio bon tbren
eeihsn sefrstt rArbeH iuts ID e tpiIbs -
Bruu elite 3 BaHbss eanbG SO 30.
ecS ctr. putevfoa. q. q
erreibsu ets bsrtraisnsoou On No enbia
e'nfbam Desbtctre Go. epuu. puf. Ipsux
Eie fpesisuen Baatt benctbieea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Die bu mir 70 id bir..

Die bu mir fO I'D bir..,
aues, aud bic eeriugiten Girselbei.
ten, tpOIIteH bic Gamsrahsn, in berer
&reis mir iaBen, pifen. limb i'd mug,
te not9gebrunger er5GAsn. 8ie BIZ
Jdbrt oer!s1Ifen, ron Der 8ege9nung,
Dem rQ9iueon" uno tpie mir i6IieB.
lid bic Getannti6GH bes enaIii6er
NeBes gema4t batten, bas ,miere 9luf.
edbe betnGbe Dor5eitig beenbet bdtte,
SeraDe ais Id sr5G1Iis, ME mir 10
i4Dn tDte eine Gluuber I'M Rsb bingen
unb es iiberuu tradre unb br09ue,
uRterbra4 mid Bring Reub-
y9etut6urg, piifsu Sa benu i6on,
bdB aud mir eiHen eefmgea buben?
Gtnen GnoIGnber tpafri heinli5. Sett
beute frii9 ie9s l1br ftBt er m Ret 6ei
g2agdra. sSn Der erfsn 3eit bat er
gang tOa berumgctunF unb periudt,
ir3 Ios5ureiBeu, felt eiaersStrutbe a6er
nerbdlt er it9 rubig.-
yia, oas mar ia golrs mein Jau.
9dtte i'd bod erft Dor trt5an Grahe
run1eH inrnmeIn t0unen, fpie bic Gn1z
ldnSer es nit uns gsusatt battfn. Di.
Se6tfte tntersiiirts mid apberprs
bentld.
rSat sr bern f5pn etne Strenqpas
trone dllf ben Gopf betommenR-
Die Qrtiport mar bernsinenb. gr.
ffns 5dtten he bier bnnuBen teins,. unD
bann mar fbneH aub 3ubieI Seeqnna,
nm ben 8erfu9 gu maiden. G,o iab Der
GngIdnoer dIfo felt fiinf StEnben =
es mar iebt 9sgeu elm ubr - un6ez
belligt I'm ReB; 6offenHi9 1ptr es i6An
ri9t geiungen, ita frei gu m o6en.
gendEnittags finIte 6tn s8inS ol.
nidbli6 ab, BIG er gesHi GE emo p6Iliq
einihlief. sIit9 Oie Gee. bu tie fid be.
rlhigt SpiegagIott Ing i5ie Strube
5apti6en Der rfinttfbet uBJ Der eilro.
pdii6en Sette BON Der Tnod inmuer
hos 9hlrren Der e5eiHite e beriiber.
Hang. @s mar noff reiaIi E bell, ols
mir beim Ret otrfomRn SIms lueiteres
bdtte i'd uleiten gAresyDd unann, eben
~ aa& &GtGss aneuss las Sazzs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Siebsebn 8esinieater ser
WatiDnalgarbe BON CbiD
9 olleu Bis snm 16 SuIi
duf ariegffdrfe ee.
bru6t merbeu

Columbus. Obin, 10. Suni-
Der @eneralsabjutant Woob fiinbiea
an, bub II Acknowledgements Ser
Rotionulsarbe BON Dtio, bas /. aa.
oollsrissR Regimeit unb bas mebhiras
f@e 4orps atf ari.gsft6rte retrutirt
.p<rsen sufxbea. Gh RSiinaaEoaEhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20

MID pobl uiio geluHb
aemntt baben. gor
etHiser Belt fh6Ite To
uria 70 sri65pr. bat.
te S6ms8ea TN Hiii.
len uno tn Der Ssite'
ipGr isbr iiHregeIml'
btG. srEnSei. Eerbos.
bGtte 70 f9redIidte
arnnmG bate. feinen
Nppetit unb hit an
fusem atbTn. ah
las Sbre sLanousej n
ben 3eitiir~sr un6'0e.
f4Ios eise Slafcbe bon
Qhhio R gafufh,rxti 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
2lae brei MP dinner,
Del6e Der Grmorbung bes tleinsn
2lopo aeet oneeiIagt finb,
gefinbsu ii8 iest IN BEN Sdubfn Der
geborbeu.

SprinsfteIS, no, 10. Suni.
- Mlit Der iyeftnabms BON Did Gar'
ter, ongebIi9 pon .SutbiuIOn, aans
ias, babsn nun Die ge55rOen ale brei
Ndnner in @cipubrIom, eesen tpslts
NprbariIagsn in gsrbinbuug nit
Der 9obe bes fIeinen 2Iopb Geet sr.
boben fpurbeu, beHsn 9eide in einsm
grurneu Grf Der gr16fbaip Jnrm
aefuRbeH iporben in. Die beiben onbes
rsn Ndnner, Glau6 gierfun unb
Glstus sbams, ipnrbtr an Wlpnidg
9(benb bonn Gountb @fGnguiB in
Snrios Gitp na9 Gt. aOlis sebra6t.
9rct Der lteberfiilluns brs
W2drffeS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Sran itbt IN Doa.
tpnllneaer 0einnS5eit.
Gas bic SsIse bes esieus einer
Rinfbam anupase mar.

ratrriou. q. SO hanfs Semen 'hr bic
Hhbin q. BtHfbam eeilmtttst, neil biefeIoeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Spe,iea fur Sraueu.
@ --znu
,T0RAHZ2<
Gin I6slifjes aHtifeptiides Enlnsr,
peIhes, iueun benOtbigt, in
gSaiier anfsnI6ien III.

gIs Elm meo5iriT4es GrtiTeStif6es saitt.I
fir Guf6eu unb SebaubIunp bon autarrb, Gut.
shnbars cher gusftI-e Der Ha'e. oes 6aIfes
nnb iene our9 fpeibrbs sruHi5eien oerurfapi.
bat IS nitt feines @Iei6eH. Seti sebu Sabrsn
bat bic epbin g. Binfbam W1ebteins 90. tn ID.
rer grioataurrefponben nit aruueu FaItine
e1npfpbIeH. DeldeS feline gorSleitieit benefit
;5rnueU DeIte iirirt porben fnb. fnpsn. .es
III nitt NIT Sob auf8ufuteaen- BET dpotbe'
ssrn- 50e erObe e6acateI ober burH bic goit
9be Barton SoiIet Co.. Bottom. p1Gf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20
Sentul College.

asa CO 2tbtrtb ets-Sle5ru Strrnsr
4dlH, erpt< 01rb, SdbatfRutnrms- $500 90,
IN; ,iHeu Ra4lab 81 terf9etIsn. Eafsnfrn.
Gu On, wloSt 1920
BRsi SamiIttr oaas aui Rrict On.
Eitic GemeTiisSsner, Garaos ttcns Darp.
be><ie6 6uh g<aaitsa. gnb etnGtt6au1.
BGrsola- aesuf GafIten e5oW fSauap
1Aii D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20

Rdb4sn sria5renes, fHr gnesrisins 3cuS-
arbett In neiner tartIie. 0lfsr eotn- atsa
fScf4ef gmpiehirofn berlanaf- G5oH
903&sA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-20

ften oeriebeu, GIT oernntert iino nit
sc6n snJtsn GeidspinoiafeIt, m at.
it1noen pom s.pei Me!len.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
New Manager for Reno Bank

w. A. Shockey, manager of the
Berkeley branch of the Oakland
Bank of Savings, has been elected
geenral manager of the Scheeline
Banking and Trust company of Reno
at a meeting of the board of direc-
tors. Shockey represents the
Fleishhacker interests of San Fran
cisco and for several years has been
connected with their banking COM
panies. He is a Nevadan and was
cashier of the Nye and Ormsby Coun-
ty bank of Tonopah during the
early days of that town. A presi-
dent to succeed the late Moritz
Scheeline has yet to be chosen at a
future meeting of the directors, but
the new general manager will have
direct charge of the affairs of the
bank.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
ELY CONSOLIDATED
Is AGAIN WORKING

For some months past William
Campbell as manager of the Ely
Cons. has had a force of men engag-
ed in cleaning out and retimbering
the old workings of the property and
putting it in shape for production.
This work is now about completed
and Mr.. Campbell states that a
number of leads of silver-copper ore
have been uncovered which look very
promising and from which it Is ex-
pected that shipments will soon be
commenced.
The Ely Cons. was somewhat ex-
tensively developed several years
ago, but owing to the then low price
of metals it could not be made to
pay and work was abandoned, with
the result hat a considerable ex-
penditure has now been necessary to
put it in physical condition. The
property joins the Nevada Cons. on
the south at Ruth and has always
been considered a very valuable
mineral estate.-Ely Record.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
Trouble Over Exemptions


Charging that exemptions have
been made in Douglas county by
the district exemption board, sitting
It Reno, as a consequence of false
affidavits having been filed by
Douglas county men seeking exemp-
ton from military service, a petit
ton has been circulated at Gard
nerville and signed by Is enlisted
men, entering a protest against such
exemptions and asking a review by
the district board. While no per-
sons are named in the petition, it
was openly stated by the circula-
tors that it was a protest against
exemptions granted to George Hen
ningsen and William Lampe. Hen
ningsen is a member - the tax
commission and a prominent ran
cher. Lampe is also a prominent
rancher. Both are single.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
LUN|NG MINES
ARE PRODUCING
PREPARE TO SHIP LARGE TON
MAGE TO THOMPSON
SHELTER

The Luning-Idaho company has
completed arrangements for heavy
shipments from the Conte Wine
and McDavitt shaft to the Thomp-
son shelter as soon as the second
unit of this pant goes into COM
mission. Deliveries of coke are
arriving at the smelter and the
management expects to blow in the
second unit in from 80 to 60 days.
Near station No. s, in the Hahn
tunnel numerous %stringers of sui
phide ore have come together in a
strong orebody several feet wide,
and indications are highly favorable
for development of a heavy tonnage
of profitable ore.
The tunnel and open cut from the
head of Erickson gulch have enter
ed oxidized ore, and the left cut,
now out 1872 feet is calculated to
intersect a large orebody outcrop-
ping on Copper Peak at about 1870
feet. Driving for the rich body of
silver-copper ore recently struck
neal surface, a short distance from
Bradley gulch, is advancing stead
lily. The tunnel on the Monarch is
nearing the rich vein outcropping at
surface.
Probably the most important
strike ever made in the Luning dis
trict is reported from the Calavada,
formerly known as the Girouz,
where $50 feet from the 100O-foot
level of the main shaft a wide body
of remarkably high-grade ore has
been i~ntersected. The ore carries
red oxide and gray copper, a~ssaying
thirty to fifty per cen in the red
metal. The ore is of beautiful APP
pearance, cleaning with all the bril-
liant shades of the rainbow. Devel-
opment of the deposit is beins
pressed with redoubled vigor.
Officials of the Pilot Copper COM
pany have arrived here to supervise
resumption of work on the 20O-ton
teaching plant. 1t is likely the ca
pacity of the plant will be even
tually increased to 1000 tons daily,
in order to take care of enormous
quantities of custom ore that other
companies are prepared to supply
for years. Upward of 100000 tons
of positive ore have been blocked
out and the deposits show consistent
strength and values as further
depth is gained. The company is
controlled by powerful New York
interests.-Reno Gazette.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
CAMP OF AURUM Is
SHOWING ACTIVITY

Clinton ID. Ray, a well-known
mining operator of Salt Lake City,
who recently took over the Bassett-
ClaysOn property at Aurum. spent
a couple of days in the city during
the week and states that operations
have been commenced At the mine
with a small force of men, which
will be steadily increased from time
to time. The properties contain
large deposits of concentrating and
direct smelling ores. which will
probably be treated on the ground
in the near future, but as yet def
mite plans have not been announced.
Mr.. Ray is also largely interested
in property at Willow Creek, in Nye
county, upon which a mill is being
erected at the present time, and
which promises to add largely to the
activity of that section.-Ely Rec
ord.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
TOMOPAH Elk. HAS
AUXILIARY POWER
ELECTRIC PLANT WILL SCPiLG
JUICE IN ANY EMER-
GENCY

The new auxiliary electric plant a!
the Tonopah Extension mine has
been turned over in an experimental
run that lasted for three hours dur
ing which it was found that the
service was highly satisfactory and
that nothing remained but to make
a few minor alterations. The plant
is the first auxiliary to be installed
in Tonopah and will be followed
soon by the local plant of the Ne
vada-California Power company in
stalled for. the purpose of furnishing
power for any emergency that may
arise through storms in the White
mountains or Sierras temporarily in
terfering with the service.
The Tonopah Extension station is
one of the most complete of its kind
with capacity for generating 500
kilowats or sufficient to keep the
Victor pumps going and the mill in
operation during any suspense.
The equipment includes two ooh. p.
Babcock & Wilcox boilers and the
first turbine engine brought to To
nopah. Energy is generated by the
use of fuel oil and in the test yes
terday the current was shot through
the line as far as San B~ernardino,
Cal.-Bononaza.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
WONDER MINES
TO BEGIN WORK
GEORGE MANNING, PRESIDENT
OF GOLDFTELD ORC, HEADS
COMPANY

George Manning arrived from
New York yesterday to take up min
ing interests in Wonder, which
promise to be of Importance 70 this
community. For the past 10 years
Mr.. Manning and associates have
owned the Vulture and Bald Eagle
properties in Wonder district. They
also own the Dickey v and Golcon-
da, and have recently taken i've
the Spider and Wasp property ad-
joining from Eli Cam and associ-
ates.
Mr.. Manning states that they pro-
pose to start work On the properties
and if developments of ore justify.
will put up a mill in the near future.
They purchased an air compressor
which is now in Fallon and will be
shipped to the camp and put into
service in carrying out their work.
A great deal of development work
has been done on these various
properties and it now remains to
prove the extent of some of the ore
bodies.
In discussing the silver question
for these Wonder holdings are silver
properties-Mr. Manning says hat
the supply is not equal to the de-
mand and he confidently expects
81 silver and probably better. =
Fallon Eagle.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
MANY MARINES
FINE MARKSMEN
TRAINING COURSE MAKES SOLD
IERS OF SEA EXPERT
SHOOTERS

WINTHROP, Md, Sept. with
a realization of the fact that 'seven-
tenths of a soldiers business is
shooting and shooting quickly and
accurately" the giant marine corps
rifle range here is being worked to
it's fullest capacity. Hundreds OF
marine corps officers and men are
weekly taking the full curse of in
struction in rifle shooting as ap-
piled to modern warfare.
More than 70 per cen of the
members of the marine corps who
fired the prescribed course during
1916 are qualified expert riflemen.
sharpshooters or marksDen. Marine
corps officials believe that, with
modern efficiency and equipment,
even a greater percentage of the
new marine corps will not only dis
tinguish themselves on the rifle
range but On the firing line in
France as we'll.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-09-08
FRESH WATER DUCK AIIGHTS
OUTSIDE LOCAL SALOON DOOR

On Friday night a duck went
astray. A widgeon duck it was
and such a duck is a fresh water
variety, according to local authori-
ties, but it is doubted that this
duck was a fresh water variety be-
cause it stopped in front of the De
Luxe saloon and in so doing Incl
dentally displayed an excellent
brand of m sence, as it was
not eaten and Dell Hammond re-
leased it last night, after feeding
it on lettuce and giving it all the
water it could drink. However, it
was not a respectable duck, as
Charlie Taylor, Dell's partner.
found it outside the door of the
saloon neal midnight and a duck
that alights outside a saloon door
near midnight is not a respectable
cuck, according to local authori-
ties. Taylor says when he found
the duck it was completely exhaust
ed and that when he took it inside
it lay on its side and drank large
quantities of water. He placed it
in a bucket of water and there it
remained until released last night.