The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-29
REVEREND" MABEL JACK.
MAN HUNTING FOR AN.
OTHER DR.. COLE

Reverend Mabel Jackman, now oper-
ating at Mil City. is a remarkable wo-
man and evidently knows how to milk
Chicago which she is pleased to call the
Scientific Christianity. "a weekly jour
nal devoted to the welfare of Gods chill
dren." The Silver State has on its desk
copy of the paper of date September
10th. The Silver State reproduces the
following letters found in that number,
which may prove interesting to the peo-
pie of Mill City and may not be entirely
without interest TO others. One of the
etters is as follows:
Rock Hill Conyon, near Mill City. New.
Aug. 2, 1s05.
Dear DIR. Jackman:
l am only a Chinaman. but l know
God loves me just the same. because He
healed me through His dear instrument
the Shepherdess-here in min ng
blessed like this So far from civliza-
ton without a church or preacher, and
all at once God sent healer to US.
l suffered everything with a lame back
until | was healed at the first meeting
DIR. Jackman held there in our camp.
Well this is all so new to me / can
and His power for my happy feeling to-
day.
1 have found big nuggets of gold. but
this new light / have received is far
better than all of the gold in Nevada
so far as / am concerned, and l am sure
now God is good to me. a poor China
man. TOM SING LING.
A clipping from the same number
reads as follows:
For few days there was intense
anxiety in the mining camp near Mil
City Nevada also in Chicago and other
places, on account of Rev. Edward
Jackman. who became separated from
the rest of the party and for time
ost his bearings. Searching parties
were organized and sent out. One of
them was finally rewarded by finding
him at the deserted house of a ranch
man, in a much used up condition owing
10 his long fast and lonesome surround
.ngs. Space viii not permit detailed
account of his adventures at this writ
ng. When he arrives home members
and friends will have an opportunity to
that he located a mine which he con
iders a bonanza
The other letter is from Mabel herself
and is as follows:
Mill City. Nevada. July 2S. 1906
Mr.. G. w. Cunningham.
2343 Indiana Ave-, Chicago.
Dear Sir:-Snce our arrival here we
have been busy every moment That we
have been directed by our Great High
Shepherd is evident on every hand, for
at this writing we have located fifteen
mines, mostly gold mines, which contain
wealth enough to enable me to perfect
all of my plans; plenty for building
churches. factories. ETC., also to estap-
lish homes where the poor can be re-
stored to health and we may now have
Our City built, which l will name PAR
ADISE.
l am following the dictates of the
Master and IL was Mt His command
came west and find these wonderful
treasures stored here.
Nevada is certainly rich in gold. In
the census of 1880 we know IL ranked
second among the States in god, fourth
in silver, thirty-eighth in population. In
the near future 1t will rank first in gold.
Since the great gold discovery at To-
nopah, Godfield and Reno localities, the
country is being rapidly settled. To
reach our present location we Travelled
over dusty roads in a wagon. This was
quite a change from the Pullman car,
assure you.
Since .eaving the car our life has been
one Of hardship in this new and almost
unexplored field.
We are located over a placer gold
mine. owned by Tom Sing Ling and Co.,
thrifty Cinnamon who came here years
ago from San Francisco.
The canyon is several miles long and
in some places a quarter of mile in
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