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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

rn- -oria bear ID r1e nBsulur -le
men rtie.i -Ir0ugh hot sand lnder
li-s--s-nE sgH. "a -1e lf-.rnuun came
-le aHllr l-.Ize -a --.illr- rle streets 20
slalEl rm -l- A. lna -lr nns-
fllu -1e Els nu r-fIg- They
fg-,--rer -r.rT7 Irf-- Iln al meals r
wls really iircult -1 1reaa r1ur vav
-.IIpI=l -1 rlur 1l0d- Then r-rner1ner
-l.clIuaull and M1uraus where 1af
Tara- ami lad irl.nalf- -lok q heavy
ml Ir -ie men wlo lad lf-ra-f -leir
Ives I -lei- euuur- sel~tc. Cd -lnsa
iiils We seers-i -l 1nld -haC nothing
vas rlG raIt Cor -ls auitiier I'd .rf.lra
Vow ~ believe riElrr -1ar nothing s
-la Ea1t ilr l-m where us iea.ri Inf
'nmf1r- tr- e1nc-rne,i. 70 1r1vine 6l-
liu 1r0ueriT Is Al essential 1ar- N
ulilrll- srience As an observer
turw ne Off srsr-u- 4ss al observer Z
have s--n the aurs-ns 1f -le new. s1f
v1Hr e r1u--1sr-
one nnruing AK IN June .r-nue,.
-1m a IAN ar 1lauEcn mr1 ore ~
our new uillrilv uwnE 2 v1E a. al.
suiur-l~ new -Iwl 1ulr .1r -1e ua-
-l-s amt ll=- --lif~ -1r 1rruua1r-
lwI uuEr1a before rlu .lur have
passed lrluEl suaur-cn on -1e -aI-
-1iit r-rlour being aVa-e MI - exist
-1ce- u vas .Isr sleepy lr--. r,Iu-a
a Iluur-i ~ su 1lule luuses sursal
over -u-1w ia- between -le Po-
-Imae alt -l- lFrr.1-a 1lus. T1t.a-
over -l- lax ald over -1e over s.cu-s
lf -le hills spreads -uVu 1r zoos.
-lean. orderly avn win streets per-
-=c-r aligned lnn Lr1r.i win
'clsr-lira-l- .unsr-Ic--1 tIalua-- s-z-
tern ami a z1oa supply lt pure water
Z f 1or rra- you vruf al nvsl-
-'Im IN l--n-recrI-1l rew-olu- Rlv
lu -1w NJ cane louses. one sr1rr
rgl. 1lrefr =-rrr f-er l0uu 1v -v-n--
F,l,-- f---rcnlrE a7EIF rum ruu w-rl
tlcr IuunrIur ls I'd s=-rr endless a--
M -lc- -l-l-r lu.ar-.r u -1e eye zl-
-rw -rIr-fI-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29
ColRosFTE oF NlNT TYPES


-'-reaud 7'a-n -eIe- our =oite~s
llrrud 1sr- iriv1 -amnenus and nor
sV rluDLueurs. They have 1-el
-1aA=f -u0n TlI-uls- ln tnunr Dee
sa.Is- VfiI- .le American -luI-sr and
r-r - ur ical ialrsrual are --.Ls1na1i-
r-iI Elnv1 lazuss -l- sea. -le Amert
can sighting uar u 1uir- a gaw Der
s1nnir Clde- rle Dr-=enr cireuu-
srauc-= -l-r- MAJ be- "a --udenrs 90 aas
-s- rfe 1sV-nr1afs Tlev ara -1er. 4s
Iel1eis IN a Iunr-1us etuse -lev are
brothers u arms ---v are engaged IN
humal-l7f Iusiue-s aid -le~ ll- a
long Ear t-rm l0ue -- s rlir- 1arlr
a. -.ll- rle raF1-i 1F --le v-lcan1a ten
tered -lem lnd -lr pleasant -Iinzs s1-d
NJ -l~u sraud 30 emphasized 1~ -.i..
1-i-lsriI- .la-ae--r ~ present -urdi-
-.nns
N0w lri then er-rln-r-4 m -1ou-Ir-
-ll rna-lc-r- -1rl-l-rll ard vel -r-
rsear ra- 1sar encountered
am0ug -rsse Tie 4s--rrar4 n -r.. 4--a-
cau soldiers ma rr le -rndau
STANDARD - -susr.alr -11f --aflrg
The Er-r-r ETV lean. ltre sr-a E--
1arl-. salov rr.n iugeL seq n1rs.l.
-leg -IuUresss'i everybody 4s Ioers
-lrler -'ar tr-a-n-.-s men ~ r-'v Hl-.Is
Vao 00a r1u s-ra-ur- 1 -ie eye -ls-
r1ur ueasure ar "a glance s-- -1u
-l-r lpninu u -ll-l .aie-au and
r-e1 Esr -l 1uzIrezs.-
Tire writer Adds -rl- -is le-V. ----.
az 81 tlarrer -er m u-1 ~ a fafr.rs
-1e Fr- H0ur-fhlu- r -te SNAP ~
--- --- and --- a-- rt -.- r1u-t --a-
lls-rr-- 'll1-f st1-=
Lar --e -rs vs.r- --s Lrrfr- -v-.-a-
te-rrs .uu-usl-- n nan
r-s --- r--a-on rr -1- nr.- --a---
l-s r -r-.uE ec-- Asa -la-al-.f =.
afer Ere expressed nr
-z.-a all-l-a - F---er. e-nar --r
Tea -.4--h. --r.a srf --s--s-.. -...
a-.-r.ra-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29
KING JAMES, RAzaR
liaid Hanrile Alone EEls a Valuation VI
rwentv-Five Doilnrs.

Christian Eerlld. lr Is rslHref -lar
Than Eiug Iames ~ ie.l n1m rhe
1ar-le II the Bovine and the fega ~
L1nf1nderrv IN Iulv 1850 be car-is,i
v-th llm Imnng Other personal effects
a. rlz9r- hald- ground. but with very
siiglr c1ncl-s. u my and made 1'gm
lllllli-f1rseti English sueel lr Belfast
-relluL rhe handle s genuine .vgrT
win i heavy saiid gold back While
rie blade Itself s OF Itrle Ir 40 value
as compared with nudsrn American
-naGe -lzurs. --ia handle has a 7aluatuu
Ir InuruEimntelr SIS
During his 1iEnt me E.ng snr one
ulElr n the luuse II Rev I1nn Lickey
az Carrune C1uurr DONEGAL IN the
uuruiug after he rad ana s,l. he placed
bis -Izur IN a drawer and t0rgnr 20 take
L win aim When BIZ Iaft ThiH very
interesting rsllG was zsDr IN -he Cictay
iaIiIv lngl 1858 AZ Ehich time L was
gwen 20 Samuel q BaTue. a relative.
law president n -1e ssab0arI Naaonal
ANA lf New York City
Wtluur 1uescuu 1iis old English
-l-,0r ras --le ASH v8-l % -1e grinders
ar az che -me r was mauufacrIrHsi.
ami ri -'le value b best emphasized By
-9npar-sun win a. crude -lz0r. Hlcn as
Is lifesl bF rlr Chinese even % -Ie 1res-
-ur TAG
The Chinese -lzar was purchased
--1m an .r1umuuger IN EouE 1Iur c1r
tie sqllr,aenr 1f - cents IN United
sla1sa money II was hand forged fr1m
a liees 1r an -r1n lursesi0e l1d arrlch-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

-ercss1 M1rr-tsr- "a s,l hef1-- ne.
judge 81 ne -ac1- c1g-- and asked
wear b. rat -1 aF azalrrr -1e cr1-rs
nade q che officer -a- -e was sr.
e--llrr re fDeel L--- -rcsa-.a1g.r ---
arrested ore offs--i al las s-elsa -1a-
-e aaE -craslrr a funeral
Even In View York vters excuses
ar narT a-t rri-ra- rs was .-a
l-ul- and t,e f.dFs so .----az.,L r--
1r.r11er sr1Ia.-ef - es A. l-ter-
lcsr and tla- -ls funeral -rr-.rs .at
.efr ne rsgreh before 81 rlr-cef t-a-
r1e pa bearers bad been far-1f-a-
Vrereclor re grabbed --e bearers a-t
re- a-- e. 1se--ase -1e funeral t@f. -s
- r-aeaei --s renare-r The frs
ltrl.-rst -ee roV-lrg 81 rae szua-a.
r-lr- ARD recla1 .-a-r -1arsof -a
salf re Gre reu'g he 1nIg SIS ras-sas
aat 10 lef11se.l rlor.ss a..- arg n -.s
rot oat tre szrl-es te would hare
ar-s an aI ~ f--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29
GERMASYs PROPOSAL ON
BELGIEW - WITHOUT
ANY OFFICIAL STANDING

PARTS. Sept 58-The 1lDl0mac.c col-
-ler who brought the A1wran rsD.g %
me DoBe'g peace uots % Rome did nos
1rinr the supposed suDpleTneurary Ger
mar canu1Inlcarlon couesrnlug Bel-
zilu-
The conmunicau uoa." aids a Eavass
alsuareh from R0rue. "cau rhen be con-
sldersd az nGn-exlstsu-"
4 dispatch from Berue z1ver olc eT
-le Wireless rsss lu London sept Is
sad thar German has agree, p s1ac-
uaca Beizturn On certain e1ud--.ccs. The
proposal WA saE % have beer rlaie
IN a suDDlemenrary 1ote 70 -re Va-cal-
r. was IN ire f3rm ~ a verbal c1lu-
nuuica-lon MAKE hy Foreign 5ecrslarT
Euehlrnann % the paDaI nEnei0 ~ hsr-
.cE-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

The Zig LIKE Pe-sou-- a new 1ovel
sT Renecea Ezn1per Eastman published
lr -le zaruerz When -lle llz irr-e ls-
s1n. a New Earx Eri- losr hrr hearing
q 1le irsr flush - 1er r1urh and bean
-- she -lrns-l u c1muie1e srrauEs-
Enam she knev enlr By 1is sane. 8prt-
riar-r writings. 11r me philosophy m
bear her .Guunie 1raveiT A vuuder-Ii
s-lrrssu suundsnce 1nursne-i wllcn helped
-lem 1ar1- bur her cnr-=suondH1r .nsisr
=.i On -ssua-uinE a uTgrerT Esnvyerer. a
1s.crsr tnnr u -1e house ~ a .--eud
v1lcl snr discovered gave lrr giue
A rluug sCieurlEr. an ureurlr III 1esr
Ilg machine and auorle- nan sls laI
Known e-1m cnldhnof discovered rla-
ne ir-le 1ersuu vas uuch lizEsr--ild
1apDier-l1au -1ev 1ad believed. The
BiE Lizzie Person y Ars- z-asru1an' b
d1sr novel. bur 1er shnr- stories arr -r-ll
Known -s 1sriadical --a1ers-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

~ D s0me 1isrss ~ nar.Ve wool VITA
an lun fsrrlle The na1ve 1aroers
wna lse these Instruments ~ r1rrlre
wa alr rleir v.crius m rle Du0i-c nigl-
rars. where rle- squar Gown IN -le
street 1e1r -l Z 1ulidinE 1r under some
.guvuniefr gnads tree. They -nEu bring
s1r-h 4 bar lr na-ve soaD and a crude
shav.ng aruHh. Wlrh these aceemories
-ler ar-arx rheir vIcfaua -aule Tir-
observing -dar the Chinese VINO acreDr
Christianity ar once haa biz guene
shaved On VITA one ~ r-ese t10is.
recommends supplying missionaries
with Anerican oiafies- Thus rle ia
uves cnuld make the sacrifice Y hair
with much leaa sscr.fcs N cnmflr-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

A ~ -r llf-rs,ll.ei 1Irrrr ans %
sillia'i-i-srr 1eIrlCEr trr..I e
trying rl 1lld A -laI f-am T.--.--.- =,
t'iaT rrirss Elhel ue Long 81 r.. rsr
rPur issue ~ Ansrlrln 8loos-r
cl1-ul-rg Kiss ~ Long arr
VIC t-rws agr rtar "a l-r r.--.
Hencs 1la ria9 se srira-r a ff.r-- F.
--cer'-i--.T a u .ri-ae arr- F-.
lllrgicl Crme n NOR. -aEl..,r-.-
tnVu c1 tae m1u-a u 1a-r- r.--
aranrh. tiar rsll INTO H.E-f--sa--.-
Ald ne tllr l0CzI and suar.a..r a.r-.
1i1rl.e asalcarlor rars srrr str L.
tsi-ing goa iusr iow Cd rsr f-.11 Fr.srr,
lrlc ra Frying Pan ar from sflaaafa
Creek to 81 a.ri uters r...r rrlr n-r.s
-rll.s wlrf rar1uxh ere al--i lrl Cd.
ric.lcderlrlr
rhis = tie world ~ c1s si1afeer-t
esrrlrr Nters t-e nra ~ r-- srfr--.-
FieeI irrerE sver -1faT. ans mar- a
alre sri has .rs pie ~ rnrl woven
tar.csts auf fcgsrs The f-r rl-a.
t1rrh aEh1s rhe eVsulrz mear Il re
E-lW fruu rEe frsuace IL nrr ero1.-..
f-r s.scrrlc lzhrs arr know, only AZ
r,.ifters lf ielraT. usl tescr lsl 81 81
friai T.air1r q. a. .elsT AZ islonr -Tll
mash n tde ral ans L1hfs errs -lr
ART rlu --as1 ilf af axl1 aad taeT.-s
ll1mh r1us
-Fancv a aie1 t-t ropaatsafesl no.
aerst lr tearrh ~ -eT ser.arlous 81 rae
1fere rrlaslrg RI a nrlrrai1. Ie,f-f-z
f-e trerriefa cruturr ard rieef.r- a.
anr.err crts tf t1erlri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

Physical Culture a zrnmaril e.s-IuslIlz-
.l-a4a-ine1r q 1f-Hu iuEr as 1nugr--Er a.
-sir 1gr -lle Ir-au- The 1eE- 1r~iiI-l---
metlrii NJ srlmaGl Ee-tusiuE TIE
ir-nAlng ar q e1naiderIiie zmnuur ~
lor Vnrar yar ain not. 5sEsr 1ur aluuga
Sd -lar Tau can EtHE q Vtrl 1Iir -lB-
llt- AMI take q eausldHrzhie anUlur
ur8 ire sr1macl w siiUrr -HIH. Z y11
WI ir.uE a can M nor F-f-lsr sves-~ IRE
minute llrl -Fu quarts 1- 11ure hare
beer consumed me r-sll1 VIII l- luflli-
uu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29
sIG sLIzE At NOZZLE

lll1le aa- -=BL 9-Frs "a r-.
Fl1i-sa-s l-s--cr --s ucrurE i-su-r-
-- -r1 4Lr-- 1--r1l1--Is -sri1I -srua--r
and -lr iul-ll1g lc--uiei 1r -1s Ml-
lle Chamber NJ -rmme-rs and -'e ---
IN --l---a-lzs. -llslrg In ssrnla--i -.-
-l- usE lf f+-dld0 covered 1- rsI-
l1re
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

TIRE 1aDu.arrr NJ -he easily accessible
wrist Varea vas Doubtless Ivi1ar inspired
-Ie 1ulaucrnu lr Parsial ieTslr- ie-
a-ue-z af a -uE varcl- 81 consists af
. -nr rueriece unuur=i on finger
uG lrd- Z desired <r1relllsfef win
lr-cinus fruues Tile lelur- lf -1a lr--e
i-ll vnicl miEnr b. easily mistaken c1-
a arze Stone ser--nE = SHOWN .n an
lusr-ar-nn n me lcr0be- numner N
Popular M-cnaulcz liazaz.ue-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

hl1u-llra ErE.lsl. F-snch. C---
--tr.- precaret tg srerlal elur,. r,se
,al-llr gl-a enc lsels q tis aalsi.rs
Al t1e fur-. raa evlisn-l5 ret s.a
nes,s ~ t-s -oifa-I AZ t,e aln-. s1f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

T. surmnunr -ae Af1zGlltr sarnuH-
1.rsyi u signaling by TlEFassln W-rA
Tags 1ln amps when tile aunusnhers
q ng-r a system. DESCRIBED IN me
leio8er lsue ~ FlDuar Mechanics
rnuld .nahis 1ug.e m b. used ss,ec-
-rav MeEsgss would BE- rEuHmir-esi
20 c1de 81 7inrz lnh iaaies. and
rle calls 1r15Hc-ed Cor considerable lis
-zucss By urIlEug a gar-ahie snuud.
8uau1 designed 11 le suauDea -n me
back ~ -le luuier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

C-r-err ~ lerrsrs f-lm Ilei Chandler
za--E ~ -r-c.- 7srls' faue ars -e-
1lesrel r1 bend r-e- -c Hrl 4lla-
n Els- Harris care ~ aeuglll-.
lllfr.r el-parT Boston. wto s-e -
5la.al -ls alr-1r-e- ll1E-a1Ir v..cr
she s urir-r Lar---l u erra-irr.
y -lplet and -er1-re1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

tarall.ri gltan. whose r1reI Tra
EIas - David LlegnssY recrurf rub
-shet. - tae sd.lar q ne arrssr YsE
t.al talg nsvvpaDer II tie ai8rfl. as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29
- - Il - -.

4 - 1t-1en- Ntuse 1av nnr.l
The Triumph was g1hlaha-. -.er--
T aa1s -ia- ranT lf -ae ncidsucl and
al ~ ne cuucir-ous -1ar prevailed IN
.iearE.a during ant af-er me eva
var rhirn le describes IN The r-s-
lniDn- were such aa ie himself VIZ
1eesed aa a 11g He erleI-1rs.l. he
aaft % -u eg1al glr-ce -1 -rh s.lea.
I'd rupa-hi-ers ~ -ar .e--n a. ven
is " -i1ae Ftu ,1uzrr a-t rE -f
flr --s C1rf-ie~1r~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

zaruin a. t--lz--eF % .--zr-11l- 51rl
Eriuu a 1sw miles 1f -le German s-1n-
Ter M Duuch arler and German
ua-hsr -auis Ei-leuaeEarE -4ie 1amnus
rz.r-naulsr. has spent a E=ar PART Ir
1.s f1r-T-sfia pears 10 -lose -1uch WIN
0a-uana
That = whv { an certain -hev must
81 learsn until every 1uue % broken.
~ declares y znow --len T-H ana
.aev uusr 5e usmuied % lurI -l1sir
laI-nuai spir.t n 1r1Een. cs,sl11ar1s
h.ar- cT1 souls. One s. tIe one win
Viiea -aey meet -lelr fteuds WITH
ThiEh 1heT I've TIE 1ri1er . -le 1ne
-1ev iev8rs % -.Is 1a--uu- ErsrT Ger
mar $ a Fau-ser-ran. rilhv 1ara beer
seh00le1 1um -lIe time -Aey rsrs eal-
ir-n -n ~ Fhar --le lac0u required. 10
matter 1nw mean and dasrraning Z
might ~ p, = ancer=.r believe -lar
-le iefsaf 1T GERMANY VII. 8frsr III
rsazz 81 -sadlEIstlIIenr. ls more vel
.1ule -n rss people 1f Germany -1an
m -aus- u any nation a0w Gshung.
-lleT VII rsalize -aen .uw false rhslr
deals lzrs leen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

James ?. caunn'iT lne ~ -ae BEST
writer's ~ asz yzz-1s a. -oid 1y men
wlu know e1ursuD0rarT liz "a 80
~ al x-nda. 1az zar1er=i another eui-
ecrnn ~ His shnr- s-1r-es under ne
-r-e E1uuinE Fr-e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-29

-nFs letters ~ James 1-hl-1aua r.
e7 -1 a woman scEG1i -sacae-. r---r--
tlrug TIE TsarF ll----ss1 rars -r--a
~ ne rlarlss- mlca AGAINST ths la-
ares 1f aa ,ezr friends ana .ae. se-r
a..d 90 a cnlec,ar F-a H .lls.r p, --sa.
it tier- .n q ..irlre.l s,lrun.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
COPPER MT. IS
SHIPPING ORE
GREAT VEIN AT
DEPTH

Development work at depth in the
Jumbo Extension property, far be-
low the surface of the shale, contin-
ues to afford evidence that pay ore
will be found to extend to great
depth and the results already obtain
ed have aroused the greatest inter
est in mining circles. No large bod
les of commercial ore have yet been
exposed in this work, but the drift
from the winze, some 75 feet be-
low the 1017-foot level on the rath-
er flat dip of the vein, has contin-
ued in a highly mineralized forma-
ton, showing seams of ore that as
say well into the shipping grade.
This drift has not reached the
point in direct line with the dip and
rake of the main ore-shoot, where
the best results are to be expected,
and it will be continued later. The
winze will be continued to greater
depth and other drifts will be ex-
tended from it at intervals of 80
feet or more to prospect the big ore
channel Work in this direction is
to be pushed forward rapidly, in or
der to open the vein on deeper levels.
Reports from the Copper Noun
tain property, operated by the Jumbo
Extension company, continue highly
favorable and the mine is now in
shape to make substantial produc-
ton of concentrating ore, in addition
to regular shipments of smelling ore.
CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
ATLANTA TO OPEN
BIG VEIN At
1900 Fl.
NEW CONDITIONS ENCOURAGE
HOPE OF FINDING RICH
OREBODIES

With the aid of temporary pump
ing equipment, which was installed
for use pending the arrival of
new sinking pump of large capacity
the deep winze from the 1750-foot
level of the Atlanta mine is prog
ressing at satisfactory rate of
speed. Seams of ore, assaying up
to $40 per ton in gold and copper.
continue to show in the big west
vein that was penetrated lately
about so feet below the main 1850
foot level
While the opening of this vein
will in no way affect the plans of
Manager Darcy in proceeding to
greater depth, the discovery has
served greatly to stimulate conf
dence in the ultimate results of this
work. 1t is regarded as certain that
the enrichment at this point, in the
form of many seams of good ore.
has it's origin in the main vein, 9
short distance to the east. as there
was no indication of such a degree
OF enrichment where the vein was
opened on the 175O-foot level. far
ther to the west.
Under the present plan Of opera
tion the winze will be continued
and cross-cut will be driven east
to the main vein when the shale is
reached. 1t is estimated that this
will be at depth of about 1900
feet. At this depth the big vein
will be explored in thorough man
ner and raises will be driven TO
reach and explore the point where
the west vein forms a junction with
continued to open up the vein in a
similar manner on the 2000-foot
level and the equipment will permit
OF going to even greater depth if
this is found desirable.
At the present stage of operations
interest centers chiefly on the re-
suits that will be obtained in eX
ploring the main vein above the
1900-foot level and up to the point
where the two veins unite. The
best ore yet found in the Atlanta
mine has been exposed on the 1850
foot level and in shallow wines
sunk from that level. 1t is the be-
lief of good authorities who are
familiar with the mine workings
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
BLUE BULL HAS
SOME RICH ORE
SHIPPING PRODUCT Is EXPOSED
IN OPENING NORTHERN
WORKINGS

High-grade ore is being sacked for
shipment on the property of the Re-
organized Blue Bull Mining COM
pany This product has been, COM
ing from development work at a
depth of about 100 feet in the north
ern part of the property, on the Pig
claim, and was opened in extending
drifts that were driven into this
ground from the Simmerone shaft,
when the Simmerone Mining COM
pany worked this ground under
lease. Under the terms of this
lease the Blue Bull company secured
the perpetual right to work through
the Simmerone shaft and the two
companies entered into side-line
agreement at the time the lease was
drawn.
At the present stage of operations
it is impossible to determine the ex-
tent of the high-grade ore at this
point and no stopping has yet been
done The richest ore is coming
from an intermediate drift, which
has been following the course of the
ore a short distance above the 100
foot level
With some further work at this
GeDth a winze will be sunk on the
ore-shoot, in order to determine it's
dip and rake, and the vein will then
be explored on the 450-foot level,
where a drift was extended by the
leasing company to point, accord
ing to present indications. within
less than 100 feet of the ore-shoot.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
SANDSTONE CO.TO
INACCURATE
LEASING
PROPERTY Is IN EXCELLENT
SHAPE FOR OPERATIONS
BY LESSEES

Leases are to be granted on
blocks of ground of the Sandstone
Kendall Consolidated company and
il is probable that considerable
number of lessees will be operating
in the near future, with opportuni-
ties offered for finding deposits of
the rich ore for which the property
gained wide renown in the earlier
days of the district. Company work
will continue in part of the prop
erty now under development.
The mine has been opened up in
ties for the work of lessees. On the
35O-foot level drifts have been eX-
tended for a considerable distance
along the course of the main vein,
exposing many seams of good ore
which, when further developed, may
widen to orebodies of commercial
size Raises from the 350-foot level
have been driven to connect with
the old lease workings and there is
free passage of air throughout all
the workings.
At depth of about 275 feet an
intermediate level has been estab-
lished, where a cross-cut has been
driven to the east to cut the Kruger
vein and has connected with the old
Kruger shaft This vein has yielded
high assays at and near the surface
and is believed to offer good oppor-
tunities for lessees. The main shaft,
on the Kendall claim, is equipped
with hosting machinery of large ca
pacity and with an air compressor
which will supply drilling power to
the lessees.
Workings that have been opened
in the more recent operations of the
company have extended to points be-
low the slopes of the early-day bo-
nanza leases, from which high-grade
shipping ore was taken and few OF
which extend to a depth greater than
100 feet. Upon the expiration of
these leases it was understood that
good ore remained in sight in the
bottom workings and it is believed
that there are still excellent chances
for opening ore of good grade in
this ground, by working the ground
beneath these old slopes.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
MAYFLOWER HAS
H|GH-GRADE ORE
RICH DEPOSITS OPENED IN EN-
PDORING WELL KNOWN
PROPERTY

Recent development work at con-
siderable depth in the property of
the Consolidated Mayflower Mines
company. in the Pioneer district,
has resulted in exposing some ore
of excellent grade. In a statement
sent to stockholders of the COM
pany by President W. J. Tobin it is
shown that this ore was opened in
extending new drift to the north,
at depth of about 500 feet. Five
samples taken from the drift assay
ed SIG, $S4SO, $500, $4.40, and
$9O.4O.
The plan of reorganization now
being carried out has met with a
prompt and hearty response from
stockholders of the old Mayflower
Bullfrog Consolidated company,
who have been given until Nov. 20
to exchange their old stock for
shares in the new company. With
the present showing in the mine
and with the equipment in its pre-
sent excellent condition, it is be-
lieved that the property can be
placed upon substantial produc-
ing basis in the near future.
Mine equipment, including a large
eight-drill Ingersoll-Sargent com
pressor and a 90-horsepower West
and put in first-class working shape
and this machinery will be in oper-
alton before the end of the present
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-11-10
GRANDMA WILL
SINK TO SHAlE
COMPANY HAS GOOD CHANCE TO
OPEN VALUABLE ORE
BODIES

Operations of the Grandma Consol-
idated company are proceeding along
established lines and the company's
main shaft ,on the Grandma claim,
is gaining depth at a rate that is
satisfactory under present condi-
tions This shaft, first started with
view to cutting the Grandma vein
at relatively little depth, is now be-
ing sunk to great depth to reach and
explore the shale contact zone and
has already passed the 550-fcct
point.
Particular interest attaches to this
work in view of results that have
been obtained in opening the con-
tact zone in territory of the Kewanas
company, adjoining the 'irahdma
Jumbo Extension, a short distance to
the southwest, as well rs n the
Spearhead, adjoining on the south.
The Grandma shaft will reach the
shale at a point directly east Of and
in line, on the eastern course, Will
the ore-channels found in the ke-
wanas. For this reason mining men
believe that the contact zone in
Grandma territory holds great possi-
bilities for the opening of pay ore
in quantity.
At still greater depth additional
possibilities are offered by this
ground, as the main vein of the dis
trict, traversing the Kewanas, Jumbo
Extension and Goldfield Consolidat-
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