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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

a complete equipment, has been clear ed of debris and everything made in readiness for an intensive campaign of development. The shaft is to be carried to a depth opproximating 500 feet and crosscuts and drifts carried off into the ore bearing territory. It is probable that after the lateral work has been done that diamond drill will be put in and the ore bodies searched out. An easy method of developing the claims would be to clear neigh boring shaft, which stands at depth of 800 feet, of water and debris and drive across into Summit Lode ground but we understand the people repre- senting the other property are soon to start a campaign on their own ac- count, although it is probable that the shaft will break into the Summit Lode vein inside of thousand feet, catch ing it on the dip.
 The great rhyolite dikes that par allel the veins in the Summit Lode dliu dIS dS OlS anu SIlollS do dI dlly place on their miles of strike. Of course the heavy silification of the dikes as shown in the Elephants Tooth is not so pronounced either to the east of that point or to the west, al though its width shows no diminution It is undoubtedly the property of the rhyolites to create ore deposition, at least the throwing down of the miner al in the great veins of the district, and especially those in contract with the plugs showing throughout the country. It is this theory that has been established by the finding of val ues far into the big dike at the Oat- man United, which may me accentu- ated in other parts of the district where the dike material is not so close grained or hard, allowing the miner alized waters to flow back into the material that created it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

problem was to ascertain that the vein, which I believe to be probably the extension towards the North of the Gold Road vein, crossed our prop erty. This has been demonstrated be- yond a doubt, to my mind, by our recutting it at two different levels, at the proper distance from the shaft at which we should have cut it, as we have done it at the 300 and at the 600 foot levels.
 I have also always thought, ever since you started work on your prop erty, that the most plausible place 1 to look for an ore body should be the points of junction of the vein known as the northern extension of the Gold Road vein, with the Hardy vein, and of another vein parallel to the Gold Road Extension, also with the same Hardy vein.
 Your next campaign of development work should plan to drift North, on the vein which has just been cut at the 600 foot level, and to explore it's
 
 point of junction with the Hardy vein.
 While the vein to East of the shaft is in all probability the extension of the Gold Road vein, there is another vein, parallel to it, which outcrops at a point about 700 feet apart from it, and to the west of it. This vein has been opened up by trenches and shal- low holes at a number of places on the surface through the ground of the Oatman Amalgamated.
 This second vein can be followed easily from the ground of the Baltic group into the Oatman Amalgamated ground. The owners of the Baltic group are said to believe that this vein, traversing their property, is probably the extension to the North of the vein so extensively mined by the United Eastern mine. This sur mise seems to be quite in accord with the facts, for so far as the vein can be traced at the surface, and from it's direction in the workings of the Unit ed Eastern.
 This second vein, encountered to the west of the shaft, dips to the North east. In supposing that it will have a dip similar to some of the veins of
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

rection, and it is due to his efforts that operations have been carried on to the present desirable point, and we quote from that report:
 During the first part of this year, we drove drift towards the North east, at the 600 foot level, in order to cut the vein which outcrops about 100 feet East of the shaft at the sur face.
 That vein had been cut at a point 196 feet from the shaft, in the cross
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

the district showing the same strike, it should be cut on the 600 level of the Oatman Amalgamated shaft, at a point about 450 feet from the shaft. The point of junction of this vein with the Hardy vein shows an exceed ingly attractive outcrop on your prop erty and one of the most attractive surface showings of the entire Oatman district.
 The Lotus claim is being patented. This claim is so we'll located, it shows
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17
One of The Most Prominent Properties in the District is
 the Oatman Amalgamated

In the latter part of 1915 the Oat- man Amalgamated Gold Mining com pany was organized by number of prominent Flagstaff men, and the fol- lowing February ground was broken for the shaft. Since that time the shaft has been carried to a depth of 634 feet, drifts carried out into the mineralized zone and an enormous amount of development work carried
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

conditions may be looked for. It is here that the veins appear in their nakedness, the work of the Creator having mined away the softer ma terial and denuded. the hills of their detritus.
 In his report to the board of di- rectors, issued last June, Dr. Etienne A. Ritter, one of the best known min ing engineers of the Rock Mountain region, has covered the ground with complete knowledge of the conditions. The property has been under his di-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

light, such as you may see from west ern windows when the sun strikes them from the right angle. These streamers remind one of the old ruin ed castles that we read so much about in childhood, as one may picture the great basaltic blocks, with their col umns rising into vast space, as the castle of our dreams. But well we know that underneath these monster
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

cut at the 300 foot level. From it's dip, as shown in the 300 foot level, we expect to cut it at point between 400 feet east of the shaft, at the 600 foot level. In fact, we cut it at a point 40 feet c,om the shaft. While the values encountered so far are low, the vein shows to contain some values at both points where it has been cut.
 hcvn aIwa}s thought that the first
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

The army airship Roma, recently purchased by the Government from Italy, was christened with a bottle of liquid air. The bottle was dropped from a free balloon on the bow of the craft.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

basalt cliffs there may be locked away until some great convulsion of nature throws off it's overburden, great bodies of rich ore. It is down on this western slope that nature has done it's mining, sloughing off the over burden imposed on it by the erosion of the high areas of the Colo rado plateau, and the breaking away of the fractured volcanic material from one cause or another As we pass westward from the Gold Road we reach new zone, far below the original ore bearing horizon of the Gold Road, and into the territory where betternent of ore bearing
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

Wireless messages are being re- ceived at experimental stations in Aus tralia in one-fifteenth of a second from New York. The cost of wire less messages will be a third less than cable messages, according to es- inmates.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

on. To date $50 feet of crosscuts have been carried out on the several levels, the developments from the 300 showing an important vein of com mercial ore.
 The property is situated two miles north of the town of Oatman and about the same distance west of the old Gold Road camp, and is on the strike of both the Tom Reed lode and the Gold Road. A survey of the prop erty, taking it from either angle will convince an observer that the strike of these veins would intersect at a point close in to the site of the main working shaft of the Amalgamated,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

Motion picture films as a means of promoting trade in foreign countries are to be tried out extensively in the near furture by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the De- partment of Commerce.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

The original put-and-take top is to be seen in the museum of archaeology and palenotology, University of Penn sylvania. This top was found in Korea and is three sided top marked with notches instead of figures. This top was used thousands of years ago, as was the old Chinese top, prismatic die top called the che me. The Hin doc counterpart of the put-and-take top game is called the chukree.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

@. S. T." in radio parlance means everybody listen."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

zone extending from the United American on the east to the United tervening territory has been ore bear Eastern on the west. The whole ir- ing, and the Oatman United has broadened the area, creating new mineralized zone to the north. It is this new zone that has taken the whole camp by the ears, and caused more feverish activity than anything that has happened there in recent years.
 As an illustration of the high opin- ion that the Summit Lode is held in the Oatman camp, where the miners know the district like an open book, it is more than probable that the share offering will be oversubscribed many times. Mr. Monks is to be con- graduated on securing the handling of this important property, and the district is to be congratulated in hav- ing the mines developed. They have too great potentialities to be allowed to remain longer idle, as the district and the state needs every potential mine to get into productivity.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
1L PARRoCo DE SAN SEBASTIAN

Ell PARROCO DE SAN SEBASTIAN
Ha estado enfermo en- ell Sanatorio
espaflol de Hato Rey, el r. p. Gomez,
cura parroco de San Sebastian, que
goZa Ell su feligresfa de los mayores
afectos.
Con motive de la enfermedad del
ilustrado sacerdote. ha vcnido de San
tiago de Cuba. SUI hermano Don Ri
cardo Gomez, inteligente hombre do
negocios que lleya ALI residirndo al
gunos ailos Y goza de grandeS simra-
tfas. ~
La alarma que hizo abamonaF Il
Don Ricardo Gomez sus interpses en-
Santiago de Cuba. para corrrr al lado
del helmano. enfermo, ha paSad0 par
fortuna, Y ell buen sacerdote ha entra-
do en- ,el periodic de. franca conyaie
oencia,. 10 que 'celebramos vivamcnta
Al consignar tan grata noticia, ofre-
cemos nuestro cordial saMdo al senior
Ricardo Gomez que permanecera una
breve temporada entire nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
La I ribuna delP llbIico.

|PONERNOS es incomplete VI absolu-
tamente INJUST0.
La Convention para tratar todas
las cuestiones relacionadas con sala-
rios y condolences de vida Y trabajo
en- general de la Isla de Puerto Rico,
Sc efectuara ell primer domingo del
mes de diciembre del aflo en- curse.
Sc requiere que todas las Uniones
y gremios, internacionales y no inter
nacionales, Sc preparen para asistir
a este magno acto. No deben nues-
tros hermanos de los puertos delegar
a nadie' de San Juan para que lie re-
presente Y 81 enviar sus delegados
para cue puedan presentar vivamen-
te los asuntos de su puerto y demos
trar asi su interes y accion en- mejo-
rar sus condolences dc vida.
iiActividad, preparation, fraterni-
dad Y buenas intenciones!! Hagamos
de este magno acto un inolvidable
acontecimiento. Demostremos- al pals
que estamos despiertos.
Ell dia s de diciembre a la una de
Ia tarde en- el hogar de los trabajado-
res dc los Muelles de San Juan sito
EN- la calle Nolasco Rubio No. 4, para
da cinco, Puerta de TERRA.
El primer malletazo sera dado a
la una de la tarde de ese dia.
ia la Convention, trabajadores ma
rinos!!
Circular No. 2 del Consejo de las
Uniones de Marines.
Por el quorum de ofciales del Con-
sejo de Distrito de las Uniones de Ma
rinos de Puerto Rico.
]. Nj. Balsac,
Secretario-T -Tesorero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
LAS GUAGUAS AFLOJAN.

Dcsde hace varios dfas Sc eSta no.
tandO I'm tanto decafdo el trdnsito de
@uaguas que hacen ell recorrido de
Martin Pela San Juan vice-versa.
Sc ha hecho notorio que una de las
principales causas, ha sido, ell haber
entrado automobiles para el mismo
trayecto Y con igual fin de negocio.
aunque ell preciO en- estos vehfculos
es de dieZ centayos. No obstante este.
Sc ven dichos autos en- ndmero abun-
dante circular siempre llenos de pasa-
jerOs.
Esta competencia fu6 introducida
por no conformarse los dueiios de qua
guasr con Ia lfnea que Sc tenfa asig-
NADIA, resultando que un nlimero Gre
cido de automobiles para ell servicio
p1blico, dfas enteroS 10 pasaban sin
negOcio alguno, Y notando los chauf-
feurs que las guaguas iban fletadas.
no tan solo para Martin Pefia, sinO
para San Lorenzo otros puntos, re-
solvieron formar la liga denominada
"Yo Acuso',, asf ponerse en- movi-
miento tOdos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
TRABAJANDO EN- ARECIBO

En- la Ultima session del Consejo
Municipal de Arecibo, Sc trataron y
resolvieron los sigiuentes asuntos:
Suspendida la lectura del aeta ante
rior, qued6 aprobada sin enmiendas.
Ell Balance de Gaia asciende
S437, ,908.86 centavos.
Sc entera ell Concejo de una carta
! del Comisionado del Interior referen-
te construcciones en- las margenes
del Cano Santiago.
Sc prorrogo por 80 dias la licencia
del Director de la Banda Municipal
se1or Garcia, por enfermo.
Quedaron designados los Sres. Pc
rez Aviles y Gonzalez, para recibir
ell camino de Hato Abajo, informar
al Concejo.
Sc recibieron provisionalmente las
obras del camino Sabana Hoyos.
Fueron aprobadas varias transfe-
rencias, para solicitar aprobaci6n su-
perior.
Sc aprobaron varios pagos por da-
nos indemnizaciones de vecinos in
nediatos q la Planta Electrica. Sc
reajusto la fanza adicional del En-
prestito.
Fueron ratifcadas las subastas del
dfa anterior adjudicando la Construc-
cion del muro y escalinata de la parte
norte detras de la Carcel Municipal,
al selor Pedro Feliciano Roman Y las
obras de Explanation y pavimenta-
cion de las Gales detras del Hospital,
al senior Manuel Cabrera 10.
Quedaron sobre la mesa otros asun-
tos y fue leido I'm mensaje del .ComiL
sionado de instruction de Puerto Ri
co sugiriendo que las Gales por de-
trasi de las Escuelas Jefferson VI Al
ia Escuela que ocuparan; terrenos de
la propiedad descolar privara estas
escuelas de la mejor parte de los te-
rrenos de que ahora .dispone, espe-
cialmente 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que
con motive de la aperture de la nue.
va calle desaparecera por complete
ell jardin escolar. Ell resto del terre-
no resulta insufciente para el recreo,
ejercicios Y demas actividades de un
contingente no menor de 1000 alum
nos.
Ell Comisionado de Obras Pdhlieas,
propuso que 10 que Sc toma del norte
Sc adquiera por cuenta del Municipio
al Oeste de ambas Escuelas y carente
de fondos Sc paso ell asunto la
Asamblea. Tarde va, Sc levanto la
session hasta ell jueves proximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

iy Cuba nos dan esos buques asi ale
jados de nuestrO comercio.
iQue diferencia de aquel ensueiio
de yer nuestra bahia siendO ell punto
de estaci0n de todas las fiotas mer-
cantes del mundO, caminO del Canal,
y este desiertO,, este absurdO blOqueo
que nos deja comOsun pefi6n inhospi-
to y hostil, al margen del ancho ca
minO p0r dOnde van los naviOs de to-
das las naciOnes, navios que no pue-
den hacer escala en- Puerto Rico, pOr-
que hay una ley leca, en- cuya inter-
pretaci6n Sc ha llegadO a la extrava-
gancia y en- cuya apIicaci6n Sc llega
al mas cruel atentadO contra nuestra
vida!
Es que va a resignarse Puerto Ri
co, perder tOdas las ventajas de su
posicion providencial en- la ruta del
Canal, va sOmeterse este regi-
men de bloqueO que tanto lie dana, So
To- porque la tozuda terquedad de los
fracasadOs mantenetOres de una ley
que nadie respeta, quiera mantener
esa fcci6n legal, sabe Dios con que
fines?
ComprendiendO la enormidad del
atentadO, alarmado ante la triste vi
sion de 10 que seria nuestra Isla, GUAM
do dejasen de visitarnos los buques
extranjeros, ell prOpiO GobiernO de
Washington esta tratandO de que a
Puerto Rico no Sc haga extensive ell
rigor, en- toda su fuerza agresiva, que
tiene la Interpretation del attorney
general. La propia administration
trata de atenuar ell excesO, y es de es-
perar que ell Tribunal Supreme al que
ha sidO sometida la question, encuen-
ire una formula cordial de hacer to-
lerable, de hacer llevadera la ley de
prohibition para los buques extranje-
ros cue comercian con puertOs bajO
la bandera de los Estados Unidos.
Tai vez triunfe ell espiritu de con-
ciliaci6n, pero acaso seria preferible
que apuradas las intolerancias y ago
tadas las intransigencias, Sc llegase
a plantear ell resonante fracaso de la
Ley Voltead, en- la fOrma que 10 de-
sea que 10 pide va insistentemente
la mayoriai del pueblo americana, que,
como nOsOtros con ell frustradO .suenO
de grandezas que nos brindaba la
perspectiva del Canal, tambien ha SUI
frido la deception de saber, de COM
probar, de ratificar tOdOs los dias, que
no es tan libre como la rutina reptile,
con una cansona muletilla vulgar.
EsperemOs ell arreglo de nuestra
quereIla, de la buena Voluntad del Co
biernO de Washington. NOsotros, CO.
mo de costumbre, NADIA haremos para
probar la injusticia con que Sc nos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
INF FORMACI0N
Ell GRAN JURADo EN- AREcIBo

Las siguientes personas constitu-
yen ell Gran Jurado de la Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo que comienza a
actuar ell rs de los cof'rientes:
Sres, Jose Vicens Sanchez, Monse-
rrate Rosario, Otilio Gonzalez, Jose
E. Miranda " Jose Pillar Santiago, de
GALES; Federico Casanas y Fructuoso
Arana, de Hatillo; Alejo Cruz y Jose
Caban, de Camuy; Agustin Kissell,
Isaias Reina y Adolfo Fougerat, de
Arecibo; Juan Bias Hernandez, Ricar-
do Jordan y Tomas Jordan Correa,
de Utuado; Andres Ruse, y Juan Cal
deron, de. Morovis; Eduardo Abrams
y Evaristo Marichal, de Quebradillas,
y Jose Torres, de Jayuya.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
sE AUSENTA OTRA. WEI.

A medidas del mes entrante vuelve
a Espafla, a su residencia de Madrid,
nuestro distinguido amigo el senior
Eudoxio de la Cu6tara, del alto CO.
mercio de esta ciudad, cuya distingui-
da familia. reside en- la capital de la
antigua metr6poli atendiendo a la ms
trucci6n de los estudiosos j6venes que
cursan sus estudios superiores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
FAJARDO CENTRAL HIGH
VS.. LABRA

Maflana Shbado, en- los terrenos de
Ia parada ocho, a las 8 30, habra III
gran match de Base Ball entire las no.
venas "Fajardo Central High" V Ia
bra. esta Ultima comandada por el
Instructor atl6tico Don Pepito.
Reina gran animation Ell todas las
Escuelas de la municipalidad por CO.
n0cer el empuje de los muchachos de
Tajardo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
4 RELIEVE DEL OLA
El despertar de I'm suenc

CiandO Sc inaugur6 ell Canal de Pa
naiff6;@liabfa que DIR las cuentas ga
lanas-eae Sc echaban sObre la extraOr-
dinaria- c0ncurrencia de buques de to-
das las nacionalidades que iban vi
sitaR nuestro puerto, cOlocada como
esta3. nuestra Isla en- ell camino del
pas0 interOcceanico. Todas las ban
deras del mundO iban a desfilar por
nuestra bahia; en- ell puerto acOgedOr
que brindaba ell breve repOso en- la
larga travesfa, los numerosos buques
Inertantes, prOcedentes de todos los
paises, sc abastecerian de combusti-
BILE, de carbon y petr6leo, tomarian
where's, dejarian carga de transito,
los pasajerOs sOlicitadbs por la belle
"a de la ciudad, baiarian TERRA y
darian vida y movimientO los CO.
mercios y esas pequeias industrias
locales que tOda 'eiadad que sabe ser
hospitalaria Y acQgedora, sabe brin-
dar. al que la vista.
fQue bello cuadrO de esplendOr Sc
nos pintaba! NuestrO Optimismo lie
go sonar hasta cOn@la concession de
puerto franco para San Juan, a
fin fide que las copiosas fiotas que
habfAn de invadir diariamente nues-
trail bahia, tuvieran un motive
mas para hacer la escala de San Juan,
siembre conyeniente por su situacion
estrategica. ar';~@F
No ,respondi6 la realidad al deslum-
brante vaticiniO. NuestrO puerto Sc
vic aIgo mas concurridO, pero aquella
afuencta' De, tpdas las matriculas mer
cantes que ibamOs. a xer cOnstante-
mente renovada entnuestra bella ba-
hfay no tuvo nj con mdcho, la impor-
tancia del vaticinio.e La vida de nues-
tro. puerto, siguid siendO una vida
mediocre, no se'f adtirti6 un sensi-
bIeyaumentO en- las escalas que hubie-
SEN de hacer. aqui los numerosos bu-
ques4 que nunca vinierOn.
Fero ahOra, por virtud de la desdi-
chada Ley de Prohibition, nuestro
nuerto queda bajo la mas tremenda
anenaza de bloqueo que puede ina
ginarse: La nueva Interpretation de
la Ley Volstead, dada por el Attor-
ney General de los Estados UnidOs,
lanza contra los buques extranjerOs
Que hubieran de visitarnOa tales agre-
stones malos tfateg, due no habian
de sopOrtarlos quienes tienen para ha-
Ger su Iegitimo cOmerciO tantos puer-
tos del mundo que saben ser acoge-
dores, todos los buques extranjerOs,
Sc alejarian de nuestra ruta, con ell
confguiente dano para la ciudad y
para la Isla, que Sc veria privada de
los medios de trasporte que para ell
cafG Y Otros frutos que van Europa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
COMO VIENE.
Secretario- -Tesorero.

Ponce, p. II. octubre %. 1922.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, 2. r.
Seilor:-
lie estimar6 grandemente la publ
caci5n Ell su importante diario. de In
carta que continuation copio, reci-
bida por mi de la Humacao Base Ball
Association Ia cual he sido autori-
ZaGO para publican:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
DOS DESAFIOS DE BASE BALL
EN- HUMACAO.

(Por tel6grafo).
Humacao, octubre 26, 1929.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
la renombrada nOvena Ponce ven
drd Humacao celebrar dos desa-
ffoS con el team local 'Humacao' en-
esta Liga ell dfa 20 del corriente. Hay
una animation grandfsima para estos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

juegos va los hoteles tienen compro-
metidas habitaciones para los fans de
la Isla que no Quieren perderse el jue-
go de la mailana. Sc estan cruzando
apuestas desde aver, que Sc conoci6
ell contrato de los dos managers. HUI
macao responde Y garantiza que su
nOvena saldrd triunfante Ell los dos
desaffos.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

trata. A exception de la protesta de
las casas consignatarias y de la Ca
mara de COmerciO, aqui no Sc ha dido
Otra queja contra ell atentadO.
Los trabajadOres de los muelles,
que son los mas directamente perju-
dicadOs, estan ahOra Ocupados en- lu-
char con las companies navieras. Y
Puerto Rico da en- este momento GUAM
do tan grave infortunio lie amenaza,
la sensation de no tener pulse.