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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-06
TO DISPLAY PICTURES

The San Carlos association, which is
putting over the great San Carlos
project in Pima county, Arizona, is ar
ranging to display the set of beautiful
moving pictures now running every
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the fair and
every evening at the Columbia theater,
all over Arizona. The project means
100000 acres Of new farms in the state.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-06
FOR THE SAN CARLOS PROJECT

Dwight B. Heard says: place a
notice of the San Carlos pictures any
place you like on the site of the new
home of The Republican. 1 am for the
San Carlos project" See these won
derful pictures at the fair-the Mines
and Minerals building-every after
noon at 2;15 o'clock an dat the Column
bia theater at each evening per-
Torrance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Everybody Must Show
Tax Receipts or Pay
Again., Say Officials

All tax receipts for county, per-
sonal and real estate taxes and wa
ter main tax receipts issued during
September must be presented at the
county treasurer's office in order
that people who paid these taxes
shall get proper credit on the books.
County and City Treasurer Endres
announced yesterday.
Also, city and special tax receipts
issued September Is, 20 and u, and
all redemption receipts issued dur
ing September must be presented.
The reason is that all records of
these payments were destroyed in
the court house fire. Persons who
have not saved their receipts will
have to pay again.
The treasurer says his Office will
be ready to accept and receipt for
all city taxes by Monday, with the
exception of the special taxes and
the 1918 county taxes, the records
of which were destroyed. These
records will all have to be replaced,
which will take at least 90 days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11

Bee Want Ads offer rare bargains
to persistent readers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
IN ECRO ALLEGES
WARNING TO keep
STILL ABOUT RIOT
Slams He Tried to Protect
Grocer Against Charge Of
Having Part In

An anonymous letter warning
Charles Smith, negro, 2002 North
Twenty.sixth street to keep still''
concerning an alleged boycott
against Sam Finkenstein, grocer,
1904 North Twenty sixth street, re-
suited in Smiths arraignment in
central police court yesterday on 4
charge of assault and battery.
The charge was dismissed and the
prisoner was put on probation for
80 days.
Wife Alleges Beating.
Smiths wife declared he beat her
when she denied knowledge of the
letter writer's identity.
Smith asserted certain element
In the black belt" attempted to con-
meet Finkenstein's name with the
riot last week, the lynching of Will
Brown and burning of the court
house. He declared he had under
taken 10 protect the grocer against
llander.
Finkenstein's store is in the heart
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Bohemian Families Thank
Red Cross for Clothing

Many members of Bohemian fam
lilies in Omaha and. other midwest
ern cities are receiving childishly
scrawled letters from children in
cho-Slovakia, thanking them for
clothing contributed through the
Red Cross.
When the Junior Red Cross op-
ened its vacation camp in the Slo-
vakian mountains for the half
starved children of ho-Slovakia,
it sent along with its food supplies
enough clothing for every child in
the colony. Sewed in the pockets
in the hens, in the collars and cuffs
of the dresses, shirts and knickers
were the names and addresses of
the donors in American The chill
dren are deriving much pleasure in
writing to thank those who helped
the Red Cross in its mission of
merCy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Several Persons Hurt in
Collision of Street Cars

Several persons were slightly in
jured yesterday when a street car
backed into another one at Twenty
fourth and Lake streets on the "Y",
the north terminal of the crosstown
cars. Leola Clayborn, negress, 22l2
North Thirtieth street. was injured
in the right eye. F. B. Hambacher,
passenger. was cut above the right
eye. Several other passengers were
cut bv hvine glass.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11

tutions, which have just been moved
to Fremont from Atchison, Kan,
where they were for many years.
The great need for men to enter
the ministry was emphasized by
Dean Dysinger.
Church Needs Men.
"In this age Of materialism men
are losing sight of the blessed call
ing of preaching the gospel" said
DR.. Dysinger. 1T is calling
which, in spite OF meager pay and
heavy duties, has great rewards for
those who find it. The church needs
men to preach as it never needed
them before"
Yesterday morning, Rev. Dr.. ].
Drach of Baltimore, Md, represent
ing the national board of foreign
missions, addressed the convention.
Since three great Lutheran
bodies were united year ago, the
possibilities for mission work
throughout the countries Of the
world have broadened immensely"
he said "We now propose to enter
places with the gospel message which
we were unable to enter in the
past"
Campaign for 100000.
He spoke Of a campaign to raise
100000 in the United Lutheran
Church in America which will take
place the latter part of next month,
the funds to be used for home and
foreign missions.
Rev. J. Matthesen, superintend-
ent of the Lutheran hospital at
Falls City, also spoke yesterday
morning.
North Platte was chosen as the
place for holding the convention
next year.
L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11

of the black belt" and he asserted
he was unable to understand the
boycott against his place.
The Warning Letter.
Here is the letter Smith received
Charley Smith: We, the race
men of Omaha, are informed that
you are being made the goat for
Finkenstein, by trying to keep his
name out of the lynching investiga-
ton. The best thing for you to do
is to keep out of it or else you will
take what is coming to you. This
is a warning"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Teachers Granted Salary
Raise to Avoid Strike

Springfield, o., Oct. l0.-Through
the Chamber of Commerce the
matters of salaries for teachers in
Springfield public schools has been
settled. A blanket raise of 20 per
cent has been granted and a mini
mum of $3.50 has been fixed for
teachers receiving less than 5000.
The increase came to prevent a
strike.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
CALL TO PULPIT
MADE TO men OF
LUTHERAN FAITH
Nebraska Synod Ends An.
nuaI Convention Here With
Addresses by Leaders Of
Church.

The Nebraska synod Of the Eng
lish Lutheran church completed its
forty-seventh annual meeting in
Grace Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon, with addresses by Rev. E.
S. Stauffer, president of Midland col
lege, Fremont, Neb.. and Rev. Prof.
Holmes Dysinger, dean of Western
Theological seminary, Fremont,
Neb.
The speakers outlined plans for
the development of these two insti-
Der IS enters the employ of the
National American Fire Insurance
company of Omaha as special agent
in Nebraska.
Mr.. bunker was in the local agen-
cy business for IA years and before
going with the Union Fire Insur-
ance company was for eight years
special agent for the National Fire
Insurance company of Hartford, in
this state.
Mr.. bunker will make his head
quarters in Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11

A shock absorbing wheel of Eng
fish invention has hub partly filled
with steel balls, which share the
road io1ts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11

w. c. bunker of Lincoln has re-
signed his position with the Union
Fire Insurance company and Octo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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Podvodny kolektor.

Vladni dfad varuje mistni
obchodniky a zivnostniky
pred iistym muzem "a kolekto
ra valecnych dani Sc vydavaji-
cim: Muz ten navstevuje zvla-
ste cukrarske zavody a kolek
tuje dan re sodovky a podob-
nych napojl valecnym priraz-
KAN podlehajicich. Mimo to
navstevuje deparemtnni zavo-
dy klenotnicke kramy, kde
rovnez pokouSi Sc dan pre-
pychu vybirat. Je to podvod-
mix ,jenz skolektovane penize
uziva k vlastnimu prospechu.
Podvodny ten kolektor eta as
30 roku, jest pet stop 80 palcu
vysoky, slusne obleceny uhla
zeny. Bude zatcen jakmile po-
licii naskytne Sc podobna pri-
lezitOst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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UkRADLI 23OO AUTORAFU.

Ozbrojeni lupici napadli wee
ra blize Alliance, O, posadku
nakladniho vlaku do Clevelan-
du iedouciho a ukradli $500
gumovych rafG pro automobi-
ly, jakoz i jinne cenne auto
soucastky. Odcizene zbozi ma
lozili do vyckavajicich aut, ma
cez ujeli. Lupici byli ozbrojeni
rucnicemi revolvery a bylo
jich asi tucet, kdezto neozbro-
jena posadka vlaku pozdstava
la deseti muzG. Pennsylvan-
ska draha vyslala "a smelou
druzinou banditG detektivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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DIVA MUzI DEPORTOVANI.

Vladnf pfistehovalecky in
spektor postal vcera diva muze
do New Yorku k deportaci. Je
dnim jest Vlach U. Balzano a
druhym Petr Pabino, pry Czech.
Oba zatceni zde pro sireni ra-
dikalni literatury. Mimo to cd
porucen k vyvezeni re zeme
Anglican A. Elliot, prace ne
schopny a ma verejnou dobro-
cinnost odkazany. Vsichni pri-
byli do Soustati kratce pred
vypuknutim svetove valky a
prvnfch amer .obcanskych IL
stin neZlskali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
MESTSKY ZRfZENEC PO-
STRELEN.

Poulicni metar A. Gilmore,
1881 vych. 81 ul. byl postrelen
smrtelne dnes rano ma Scovill
Ave. kteryms podomnim OBJ
chodnikem, S nimz mel hadku
k Will odvezeni nejakeho sme-
tt. Gilmore strelen byl do pr
sou a v Charity nemocnici po-
vazuji stav jeho "a uplne bez-
nadejny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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POHREB ZNAMEHO CESKE.
HO HOSTINSKEHO.

Dnes odpoledne konal Sc po
hfeb znameho ceskeho hostin-
skeho Jos. Jahody, bytem v e.
1885 Lauderdale, Lakewood.
Tyz podlehl krcni tuberkulo-
Sc We veku AZ let a v Clevelan-
du I'll cd sveho mladi z Pode-
bradska z Czech pochazeje.
Pred nekolika lety byl hostin-
skym v Probulove, pax vlast-
nil pivnici ma Broadway, roh
Finn Ave. a posleze podobny
lokal ma vych. 55. ul. Zdstavil
vdovu a dive male ditky.
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ZMIZENf 16LETE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
ZDRAzOVANf ZIVOTNfCH
POTREB.

Zemedelsky statni trad po-
slal vcera do CIevelandu 2 in
spektory ,aby zjistili zasoby
potravin We zdejsich chladfr-
mach, zvlaSte v Sheriff Street
trzisti. Mimo to vyslano neko-
lik okr. zrizencd ,aby vysetrili
ceny maloobchodnikd zvlaste
groceristG. Okresni zalobce
Doerfler presvedcil Sc pry, ze
konsumenti jsou sizeni s neko
lika stran. Velkoobchodnici
mali sve sway, ceny diktujicf,
farmari mali jakysi "ochran-
ny spolek', prekupnfci chteji
Sc miti dobre ma ucet konsu-
menta a rovnez nekteri malo-
zivnostnici pocitaji pry ceny
pfemrstene. Zalobce Doerfler
sebrany material odveze Ultra
do Columbus, aby o cleveland
ske drahote mohl referovat. Ne
ktere potraviny jsou daleko
drazsi nez byly "a valky, kdy
vladni potravni kontrolor ceny
zivotnich potreb diktoval. Ma
vrat vladni kontroly by pripad
ne neuskodil a zalobce Doer-
fler chce cosi podobneho v Co
lumbus odporuciti. Stavajici
zakony ohledne potravin jsou
rovnez prezile a Doerfler v
v tom smeru reformu chce ma
vrhovat. VySetfovani pricin
zdrazovani potravin bude Co
lumbus Ultra dopoledne zaha-
jeno. K vysetrovani obeslani
zastupci 88 ohajskych okresd
a po konferenci v kazdem o.
kresu v Ohio zvlastni porota
potravinovou lichvu dodatecne
bude vysetrovat a usvedcene
lichvare pOSle do VeZeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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VODARI NEPOCHODILI.

Protisaloonicka liga necha-
la sveho casu zatknout byvale-
no hostinskeho Henry Feicht-
meyera, 2234 vych. a ul. pro
tajny vyprodej koralky a wee
ra pripad ten projednavan byl
pred pol. soudcem Silbertem.
Ponevadz ale lfga dotceny po-
koutni prodej dokazat nemo-
hla, Feichtmeyer byl bez po-
kuty propulsion. a podobneho
propusteni dockali Sc tez byva
Ii hostinSti Robenstein a Mi
Mich, 4241 Loram Ave-, ligou
rovnez obzalovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
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ZMIZENf 16LETE.

Rodice Sestnactilete Marie
Matesuvcove, 1882 St. Clair A.
We. oznamili uradum zahadne
zmizeni vyjmenovane divky,
ktera odesla z domova v sobotu
udanlive do prace a vice svymi
rodici a sourozenci spatrena
nebyla. Matka pohresovane Sc
obava, re Marie bud zapadla
We spatnou spolecnost neb pri
sla nahodile k urazu. Mate
suvcova je hezka blondynka,
ma svuj vek velice vyvinuta.
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NOVY CESKY ZUBOLEKAR.
Pred statni komisi v Colum
bus konany vcera zkousky $50
kandidatu zubolekarstvi a z
tech pouze 80 ziskalo povoleni
k provozovani dotycne prakse.
Cleveland bude mlti dvacet no
yych dentistf mezi mimi jedno-
no ceskeho, Ora. Frant. N. No
vaka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
OTRUSfK v UTROBACH KA
BEROVYCH.

Professor Spencer z Western
Reserve university skoncil wee
ra pitvu vnitrnosti 1kladne "a
hubeneho Daniela Kabera z
Lakewood a nalezl v Mich tolik
otrusiku, re davky ty molly o
travit tri vice lidi. Jedovati-
ma objevena v Kaberovych led
vinach, v zaludku v jinych
vnitrnotech a vSe poukazuje k
tomu, ze Kaber byl otravovan
systematicky, mensimi davka-
mi delsi dobu. Jeho oSetrova-
tel Utterbach prohlasil i wee
ra, re pokrmy svemu sverenci
upravoval posledni cas- sam a
nasledovne, re otrusik dOstal
Sc do jldla bez jeho vedomi.
Okresni zalobce veri v Utter
backovu nevinnost a sve vySe-
trovani bude v jinem smeru We
sti. Ackoliv domnenky ohledne
vrazdy ma jiste osobnosti z Ka
berovy domacnosti pfilehaji, il
stych dGkazG proti MIN neni.
Kaber zustavil jmeni asi $4O,-
600 a z toho asi polovina pri-
padne ovdovele.
Policii bylo dnes narizeno,
ably hledela zjistit, v ktere le-
karne otrusik omen byl kupo-
van. Ma vySetrovat V cleveland
skych lekarnach v predme-
stitch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
STAVEBNf PLANY SKOL.
Mich URADU.
Novych budov porizeno bude
celkovym nakladem $12.OOO.-
600 a cetne novostavby pripad-
nou i ceskym distriktim.

Skolni drady behem trf rokd
hodlaji zaridit nekolik no.
vych skol v prelidnenych ctvr
itch. Maji byti postaveny 4
vyssi skoly, jedna obchodni, o
SIN gramarnich cetne pristav
XII, kterazto skolni stavebni
cinnost vyzadovala by naklad
asi $12.OO0.0OO. Nynejsi hoto-
vost skolni pokladni cini asi
$2,OOO.O0O take bude schazet
jeste deset milionG, kterezto
penize skolni rada behem tri
let hodla 81 vypijciti.
Ceskym distriktdm navrzeny
jsou tyto skolni novostavby:
Warner Rd., skola O 16 svet
nicfch; Miles Ave. skola docka
Sc pristavku o 8 tridach; ju-
nior vyssi skola bude postave-
ma ma vych. 118 ul. nakladem
$S0O.OOO; junior vyssi skola
bude postavena v dosahu Wood
land Hills parku; move skoly
docka Sc narozi Miles a Cor
EFT Ave.; ma Rice Ave. roh East
boulevard zafizena bude skola
gramarni nakladem $42O.OOO;
junior vyssf skola pripadne w
chodni 116 ulici Corlett A
We; nynejSi Mount Pleasant
skola bude miti pristavek tri-
patrovy; junior vyssi skola bu
de postavena ma uvolneni gra-
marnich skol Clark, Sackett,
Gilbert, Milford Denison a
mimo to bude zarizena skola
kosmopolitni v kterems distrik
tn pfevahou zivlu pristehova
leckeho.
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Podvodny kolektor.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
EAST DIVIDE WORKING
TO EXPLORE TWO VEINS

The south drift on the 400-foot.
or bottom level, of the East Divide
has been turned southwest in the
vein, which has turned in this direc-
tion, extending along the wall of the
rhyolite dixie found at 10 feet
from the crosscut from the shaft.
Within a short distance it is figured
that the vein will cut through the
dixie and again strike south. The
drift has been driven 40 feet south
west, making total length of $50
feet Near the main. north-south
vein the crosscut from the shaft en-
tered a cross vein striking north
east and southwest. A drift has
been driven 40 feet northwest in
this and another was started south
east , few days, ago.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
DIVIDE To START
CROSSCUT TO
GOLD vein
MANY WORKING FORCES ARE
BEING DRIVEN IN SILVER
BONANZA

At so feet from the main cross
cut the southeast drift on the fifth
level of the Tonopah Divide is in
rich ore. This was the length of
the drift yesterday. The main cross
cut has reached the footwall of the
vein, showing it to be So feet wide.
Figures on the ac>ual value of the
ore on this level are not available.
The southeast drift on the fourth
level is 43O feet long, with the face
still in ore. The northwest drift on
this level is zoo feet long and in the
past few feet low assay returns have
been secured.
On the third level, 500 feet south
east of the shaft, where crosscuts
have been shown the vein to be S01a
feet wide without exposing the
walls, work of driving the south
west crosscut, now 4Ok feet long, is
soon to be resumed and continued to
the gold vein, according to present
plans 1t was originally planned to
extend the main crosscdt on the
fifth level to the gold vein.
The southeast drift on the second
level is 375 feet long and the face
is in high-grade ore. While this
drift is 375 feet long the actual
length in the vein is considerably
less than this, as on entering the
big bulge" it was turned to cross
cut the vein, proving that the bulge
on this level probably will be wider
than on the third level, with the ore
as rich, if not of still higher grade.
A raise is soon to be started from
the bend in the drift Sn the second
level and if this proves the extension
of the rich ore, the first level south
east drift, now so feet long. will be
driven to connect with the raise.
The auxiliary hoist used in sink
ing the shaft is still on the fourth
level and sinking below the fifth
level will not be resumed until lat
eral work on the latter level has
been advanced far beyond the pres
ent stage.
On the second level it is planned
to extend a crosscut far to the
northeast toward the hanging wall
of the vein, which it is estimated
may be IS feet in that direction.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
OPERATIONS IN COMSTOCK MINES

OF special interest in the Con. Vir-
ginia report is the saving of ore
averaging $2O.75 per ton from the
advance of the west crosscut on the
1900 level, and on the 1850 level
where a raise in the west crosscut
shows two feet of quartz in the roof
$3.50 to $3.50 per ton.
Ore averaging $5S to the ton was
extracted on fthe 1850 level, and
good values were taken from the
work on the 2O50, 210o and 2150
levels.
In the Mexican mine the south
west drift on the 200 level continues
to show porphyry with stringers OF
quartz and the raise in the easterly
north lateral the roof is in quartz
giving low assays with occasional
good values.
Conditions remain about the same
in the exploration work in the Union
and Sierra Nevada.
The Concordia- Comstock has been
excavating for a chute at the head
of the winze, and when completed
work will be resumed in cleaning out
and repairing the winze.
In Gold Hill, the Jacket-Crown
Point-Belcher company is carrying
on development work on the 500
level and from the sill floor of
Slope No. 2 80 tons of low grade ore
were saved.-Virginia Chronicle.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
Oil COMPANIES PREPARE
TO OPERATE AT FALLON

Walter j. Bracking, president and
Oil syndicate, states that the COM
pany will have drilling outfit at
Fallon on August l and that work
states that the company is well fl
nanced and that IL is expected oil
will be found within 1200 feet. The
Travellers OIL company is preparing
to resume work as soon as title
has been secured to the ground
through the secretary of the in
terror The derrick had been COM
pleted to height of 60 feet when
work was stopped.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
DARCY WORKING IN TULE CANYON

A. I. Darcy, vice president and
general manager for the Goldfield
Development company, and consult
ing engineer for the Tonopah Divide
and numerous other Divide district
companies, has taken over the Ben
ton-Radford estate-Smith claims at
the upper end of the Tule canyon
placer field and. following organiza-
ton of an association of 20 men
with capital of $4,000, has start
ed driving an inclined shaft from the
edge of the canyon to bedrock at the
center. A powerful hoist, pump and
supplies of various kinds have been
sent to the canyon from Goldfield
and Divide and work is we'll under
way
The Goldfield-Tul Canyon Placer
Mining company, owning one and a
half miles of the canyon south of
and adjoining the Darcy claims, has
driven a crosscut almost across the
canyon and on completion of this
drifting will be started north to-
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26

Mill shipments from Con. Virginia
and Ophir to the Mexican mill the
past week were maintained on prac-
tically the same scale as a week ago,
G39 tons being milled of a gross
value of about 1000, of which
1926 tons were from the Con. Vir-
ginia averaging $21.75 per ton, and
of a gross value of $4,000, and 213
tons from Ophir averaging $35. -
per ton and gross value of about
$4,000. The mill ran 50 per cent of
the time. Ten bars of bullion were
shipped from the mill to the San
of which was approximately $685.
coo.
Good progress was made in ex-
ploratiOn work and ore extraction.
In the Ophir mine, the feature of
the weeks work is to be found in
the east crosscut started at a point
420 feet from the south line in the
main north drift where high grade
ore was extracted in an advance of
q feet, 80 tons sampling $48.75.
This is a big improvement in value
over last week. Higher grade ore
was also extracted from the "Rab-
bitfoot" stope on the 1000 level.
Sc tons averaging $23.44 per ton.
Good grade ore Awas also taken out
from other points in the mine.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-26
DRIFTING
AND RAISING IN VEIN

The north and south drifts in the
Spearhead are being continued. The
north drift is 700 feet long and the
south, 400 feet long. Two hundred
feet north from the shaft a raise is
being driven in from two to three
inches of material assaying from $40
to $25. The south drift, in the
Rosebud claim, is being driven in
sional assays are obtained. The
north drift, toward the Grandma, is
exposing body of quartz. On July
10 the company declared a one cent
the first since Novem-
ber. Fifteen men are employed.