City of Numbered Days and a Gold Rush Conflict
Francis Lynde Gate portrays Brouiliard, Cartwright, and Amy Massingale in a boom town saga amid reclamation clashes. Brouiliard persuades to join a mining venture, offloads stock, and faces debts while love and threats swirl around the dam project and a pending mine.
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Mirapolis
Mundays
Cartwright
Brouillard
Stork. Company
Amy Telly
Browlard
Gortweight
Ornian
Little Susan
Brouiliard
Dave Mansingale
Hidden Debt Spurs Massingale to Risk in Monte Carlo Lure
David Massingale and Victor Brouillard scheme to cash a bank note via an extension, then Massingale suppresses fear and returns to the bank. The lure of rekindled gambling drives him to Haley's Monte Carlo, where whisky steadies a decisive fall toward ruin.
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Brouillard
David Massingale
Victor Bruillard
Mr. Massingale
Schermerhorn
John Wes
Masaingalo
Susan
Massingale
Hardwick
Cartwright
Bruillard
Monte Carlo
Niquoia
Brouillard and Amy Seek Father in City’s Underworld
In Mirapolis Brouillard escorts Amy Massingale through the Metropole and Haley’s to locate her father who allegedly paid off Cartwright notes. They confront a world of rapid speculation and downfall as Amy clings to Victor amid a barroom entanglement and a doomed reunion with a distressed elder.
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Mirapolis
Brouillard
Chigringo
Valley Electrics
Niquola
Metropole
Murray Grislow
Grislow
Amy Massingale
Victor
Steve
Broullard
Susan
Bongras
Hardwick
Haley
Davia Massingale
Amy
Mirapolis Boom Defies Skeptics and Turns Craze
Amid wild speculation in Mirapolis after the distinguished visitors, markets reopen daily with rising prices. Brouillard cuts crew and bets heavily, while Navajos return home and shanties empty, signaling risk and a few insiders forecasting the reclamation chief as a leading insider.
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J Wesley Cartwright
Mirapolis
The
Niquela
Brouillard
Old Man Massingale Faces Pressure Over Amy’s Marriage
Massingale resists debt that would force Amy into marriage decisions. Brouillard may attempt to trick the father and rationalize actions with the adage that all is fair in love and war.
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Massingale
Amy
Brouillard
Brouvillard Questions on Dam Fate and City Future
The speaker asks if Brouvillard’s move signals awareness that the dam will never be finished or that the wonder city will endure and not be abandoned. The query frames a debate over feasibility and survival of the project and settlement.
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Brouvillard
Wonder City
Pruning Guide Warns Against Early Shrub Trimming
The notice advises delaying pruning until March to avoid harming new buds on shrubs like lilacs forsythia snowball Japanese quince mock orange and bridal wreath. If trimmed now many blooms will be lost and only fall towering shrubs should be pruned to protect buds from last year.
Mining and Oil Prices and Cripple Creek Output
Prices quoted for metals include Spelter Denver at 8.67, Copper casting at 27.26, Lead New York at 6.65, Bar silver 677.0. Tungsten concentrates Boulder 60 percent 18 to 23 per unit, Crude ores 60 percent 15 to 17.50, 25 percent 9.40 to 10, 10 percent 7.80 to 9 per unit. Cripple Creek district produced 95,268 tons in August with average value 13.00 per ton and gross bullion value 1,294,343, up from July.
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Denver
New York
Boulder
Colo
Cripple Creek
A.V. Gr.Val Golden Cycle
Portland
Springs
Port. Vic
C. C
Portland Indo
High grade copper ore strikes and new equipment in Arizona mining district
In Warren district a concentrator may be erected as Oatman Amalgamated shows mixed ore values. Cobrita property reports two fresh high grade sulfide ore strikes. Miami reports a new forty horsepower hoisting engine for Nellie property and a pump installation. Chris Vogt of True Blue mine says tunnel at Kingman reaches 160 feet with vein drift of fifteen feet in copper ore. United Western at Oatman north drift on 500 foot level yields what residents call the district’s richest ore outside Tom Reed and United Eastern.
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Miami
Nellie
Chris Vogt
True Blue
Kingman
United Western
Oatman
Tom Reed
United Eastern
Tungsten Boom and Gold Silver Lead Ore Finds Near Alma
Unprecedented activity in a new tungsten field near Alma. Ore shipments from Telluride for August total 129 cars, 19 more than August 1915. Bright Keller and Vaughan lease the Jumbo near Ironton and ship a carload of gold silver lead ore averaging about 60 dollars a ton. London capital remains active in Ouray district as Camp Bird mine tunnel plans extend to 10 700 feet and deeper veins. A 1180 gold per ton ore opened in Hanson and Walther lease near Georgetown shows quartz with visible gold, weighing 250 ounces per ton in pan, with a second class assay of 88.50 ounces per ton.
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Alma
Bright, Keller and Vaughan
Ironton
Europe
London
Ouray
Camp Bird
Hanson and Walthers
Raise No. 15
Capital
Georgetown
New Mexico Mining Notes and Kingston Prospect Hints
Reports indicate a second payment of 640000 to George H Utter on the Carlisle mine at Steepbrook, sold to New York interests. Kingston mining grows with United Mines Company sampling the Franklin group and considering a Kingston to Lake Valley wagon road. US Geological Survey cites Kingston camp’s Virginia claims yielding about 7000000 in ore.
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George H. Utter
Carlisle
Steepbrook
New York
Kingston
United Mines Company
Franklin
Lake Valley
United States Geological Survey
Virginia
Kingston Camp
Lady Franklin
Superior
Comstock
Black Colt
Caledonia
Bullion
Kangares
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Victor Brouillard
Onc
Mining and Oil News
Union News Service
Arizona
Warren
Cobrita
Colorado
New Mexico
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