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Birileff Going Back Home.
GAME WARDEN's REPORT
Seventy seven Convictions In Michigan
MaY=More Funds Needed. =

Seventy seven Convictions In Michigan In
May-More Funds Needed.
Special to The journal.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, June 1.-Charles
H. Chapman, state game warden, in his
report for May, says the department is
seriously handicapped by lack of funds
and equipment to enforce the law. The
state has not even a rowboat Of its own,
with which to patrol 1000 miles Of coast
line. Many complaints are received from
inland lakes and streams because the
counties refuse to appropriate funds for
deputies. The state has only three dep
uty wardens in the field. In May, 191
cases were investigated and seventy seven
law breakers convicted. Only three per-
sons were acquitted.
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ONE INSUFFICIENT
New Chapter in Tussle Over Printing
the Laws. ~


G. II. Carpenter, editor of the North
field Independent, called at the state
auditors office today and secured his
warrant for publication of the 1905 ses-
sion laws. E
Mr.. Carpenter refused to assign his
voucher to the Northwestern Newspaper
Union, which printed the laws, ION the
table advertising for the supplement,
and did not allow the editors any thing
for it. All the other editors assigned
their vouchers, which amounted to only
$46.20 for each paper, to the printers,
and will receive a part in return, but
hardly more than enough to pay for the
postage. =. ..
There has been considerable friction
over the session laws, and the editors
claim that the manager of the printing
concern was responsible for cutting the
appropriation from $4,000 to 100000
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STATE CAPITOL
WILL NOT FIGHT FOR IT
SENATOR LORD BELIEVES IN LET
TING PEOPLE SELECT THE NOM
INEE NEXT TIME.

Senator R. E. Thompson of Preston
was at the. state capitol today. He was
and colleague, Senator Samuel Lord of
Kasson, will become an active candidate
for governor. -.
II know that is not true,' said Sen
atoor Thompson. "Senator Lord will
not seek the nomination.. He believes
that the people should select the nomi-
nee the next time, and not have any
one forced upon Them
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Another Painting Here.

W. w. Walker, the artist commits
stoned to paint one Of the lunettes in
the new capitol, to. go over the outer
door of the senate chamber, arrived to-
day in St. Paul to superintend putting
called .NThe Progress of the Flame, :.
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?uEER TRAIN CRASH FATAL.

Dayton, Ohio, June IA Pennsylvania
passenger train from st. Louis struck an
oil wagon at Saltwater Junction early to-
day. AS the oil tank bursted the engine
fires ignited the oil and Engineer Edward
Gimbey and Fireman Charles III. Pryor
of Columbus. Ohio, were burned to-. death,
the driver of the wagon escaping unin-
Jured. The trainswas3 not damaged.
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May Receipts of State.

Receipts paid into state funds from
all sources during May were $l66.2l4.
Of this amount $S0.965 was in the
stumpage accounts, paid in on permits
came in from mineral leases and con-
tracts. ......-
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Otto Davies Quits.

q Otto IN. Davies, clerk Of the state
game and fish commission graduates
today from the law department of the
university, and will resign his place to
enter the practice of his chosen pro-
fession. He is one Of the WE'LL known
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-01
Hop cARRIERs on sTRIkE

Kansas City, June Every union hod
carrier in Kansas City, numbering close
to ! 1000 men, went on strike today to en-
force demands for an increase in wages.
from 30scents to 35 cents an hour Nearly
all Of the strikers are negroes. The strike
has practically tied up all building opera
stfons
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STATE BANK CALL
Statement of Condition On May 20 Is
a. Demanded -..-.

Z State banks of Minnesota have been
called on: by Public Examiner Kerst for
a statement of their condition May 20.
The date is chosen to conform with the
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DOCTOR ADVOCATED OPERATION
PE-RU-NA MADE 1T UNNECES SARY.
Enjoying Perfect Health
Thanks to Pe-ru-na.

Mrs. E. NJ Merald, 12s w 2sth street.
Indianapolis, Ind, member of A. D..
streight Circle of the Ladies Of the G. A.
R., writes:
ct am today enjoying perfect health.
thanks to Peruna- Nearly four years ago
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BURNETT's EXTRACT OF VANILLA
Is the best, perfectly pure, highly concentrated.
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DRUGGIST
ADVISED
PE-RU.NA

URSeq ulIgsq 6m DKOuulSI
GUN 11ous e uI ADVISED
J! osn o. pslIsas PE.RU.NA |
7 pug 'os PIP gu
my aches sn1 pains dimished.
within eighteen weeks I was like an
other being,-in splendid health. Words
fail me when l try to tell you how glad
and grateful l am"
How many times it happens that the
doctor insists upon an operation. --
The patient hesitates.
She writes to DIR. Hartman, or else some
friend advises her to take Peruna.
She takes it.
She gets prompt relief.
She finally gets entirely cured. -
Peruna has saved her from the pain and
the expense, and possibly, the fatal ter3S
mination Of surgical operation.
This has happened over and over
1t will happen many times more before
the people come to understand fully the
benefit of Peruna in such cases.
All correspondence is held strictly con-
fidential. No letters are published with
out full consent of writer
! Address DIR. S. B. Hartman, President
| of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
! Ohio, for free medical advice.
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halfbacks of the varsity football team.
His place in the game and fish office
will be taken by K. o. Rice of, Dawson.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

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SUFFERED
FOUR YEARS

always dreaded an operation and strongly
objected.
MY husband felt disheartened as well
as l. and when a friendly druggist adj
vIsed him to bring me a bottle of Peruna
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GREATEST BOON TO MANKIND

Rev. H. SteubenVoll, D. D., of
Allison, Iowa, Considers
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Should be Reckoned Among
the Great Blessings of the
Earth.
The Distinguished Clergyman
Was the Victim of a Per-
sistent Lung Trouble, which
Defied All Medical Treat
ment, but To-day He Is Well
and Strong, Thanks to this
Grand Medicine.
81 Shall be Glad to Answer
Inquiries That Are Mailed
Me in Regard to Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey; it is
the Greatest Boon Known
to Mankind He Writes:
It can say from my personal experience
that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the greatest
boon known to mankind. 1 know OF ministers
and doctors who use and recommend It, and
have used it personally for lung trouble with
signal success; in fact We are never without 1t
in our home 1 shall be glad to answer inquir
les that are mailed to me in regard to your prod
suct, which consider should be reckoned among
the great blessings OF the earth -Rev b. steu-
benvol D. D., Allison, Iowa.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is absolutely
pure distllation of malt. 1t is a tonic stimulant
recommended by thousands of hale and hearty
Did men and women. 1t arrests the progress of
forces and drives out disease. Doctors say it is
b.
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FIRST RS STORY OF ]
AN EYE. WITNESS
5. s45 - - = ~ =
Continued from First Page.

binary sense, but in front and on both
tanks. IS
The scene which the correspondent
guns of nearly fifty warships were be-
ing fired, and now and again a crash
was heard as the reports conceded.
For time the belligerents gave shot
for shot. All thru the conflict both
fleets were on the move, but the Rus
slams were compelled to deviate from
their original course .5.# ~
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/ suffered with ovarian
troubles. The doctor
insisted on an opera
ton as the only chance
to get well, but / had
.t~1~~I,,
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Madrid, June Am anarchist named
GARNER has been arrested at Port
Mahon and FIVE other anarchists have
been ], arrested at Barcelona for alleged
completely in the attempt on King Al
fonso in the Gale Fernando some weeks
ago. rss 81
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26

inc said quartz vein. lode or mineral deposit is
shown upon said plat or survey 20 be, and as
near as can be IRON present devel.
opmpntS il, y. ~ o6fM A6S.ll iect, and ;. ~ c'
y. Ices. 80 Zee; from discovery shaft. The dis
covery monument is situated on the south end
line feet from corner No. \. the claim be
ing NaS i'm width on the east side Of said vein,
and 81 feet in width on the west side of said
vein. together with surface ground as shown
upon said plat
The names of the adjoining claims and their
owners ana claimants, rs shown by the plat OF
survey. are: on the ~north-t,oldW Wedge lode,
Jumbo and Nernzl Extension Mining company,
m Mohawk No. , lode. unsurveyed,
GOldtsld Mohawk Mining company, claimant;
Lucky BOY lode, survey No. 2lS. applicant,
claimaut. On the east-Lucky Boy lode. sur
vcy No. 2l97. applicant, claimant Grizzley Bear
lode. survey No. PIGS. applicant, On
the - iode, claimant unknown.
on the wcSt-toInbination Fraction lode,
claimant unknown; Cornishman, \. ID. Parker
ct al. claimants.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein. lode premises or any por-
tion thereof. so described. surveyed, plated and
applied for. are hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly filed a according TO
law within the time prescribed by law WITH
the register OF the United states Land Once at
Carson City, state Of Nevada, they will be
barred ia virtue of the provisions OF said stat
ute. ~. II. GALLUP,
Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
ui application for patent be published for the
period oi ten consecutive weeks III THE GOLD
FIELD NEWS, Il weekly newspaper published
at Goldteld, in Esmeralda county. state OF Ne
vada. q. IL. GALLUP,
Register.
Date OF frst publication, March -, l.S.
Campbell. Nelson. jackson & Brown.
Frederick W. Hankcy,
Law attorneys for applicant,
uoide building, Tonopah. New,
FtSler building. Goldficld, New.
Crocker building, san Francisco, Cal.
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No. iC40.
Notice of Application for a United
States Patent.

CARSON CITY. NEVADA. MAY

CARSON tITN. NEVADA. May b. ~
Notice i hereby given. that in pursuance ui
chapter six %. Title thirty-tWr ut ia" Revised
statutes oi the United States. George Sfuelcr,
whose po>toffice address j. tiuldii.ld. E>!lcral-
la County. Nevada. Tor himself and his ru-
claimant. Frank VI ISL, has mad, application
Il, he United States for 4 patent for the French
Mining District, ESmeralda County Nevada,
containing loo acres, and being The : i. ! OF
80. "A, T. IS, K. Il Z, II. y. N.
Fhe location certificate of said Place Mining
Claim is recorded in the utfic" of the District
Recorder OF said Golifieid Mining District, at
Gc'dield. Nevada. III Book \ a page tnS OF
81 ming Records: aud the record title ot said
claim is found in the gi'iC" Of the Recorder OF
said Esmeralda Conrty, a, Hawthorn. Nevada,
ia Book X. page 10.
adjoining Claims. The Golden Placer az tho
EaSt. and the t~ouglomerate Placer On N"
south: Frank VI. Ish, claimant.
ANY and all persons c!aiming adversely the
mining ground. premises. or any portion there
vi 50 described ana applied fer, are hereby no
titled that unless their adverse claims are dui!
1ilcd according 10 iaN, ana the regulations
tbtreundcr, within ihe s:Ety days period of
publication hereof, with the Register OF the
Iu3tcd : ate> Land Oficc AZ carson city, Ne
vada. they will be- barred in virtue o! The pro
visions OF said statute.
q. II. GAIIUP, Register.
J. II. Gnllup. Register OF tho q. :. Land OF
fice at Carson CITY, Ncgdda, hereby designate
THE GoLUEffID NEws, a weekly newspaper pub
at Goi!d"iG, %evtdu, III which the fore
going notice al application Tor patent shall be
published ior the period OF ten consecutive
weeks.
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
Date of frs publication. Nav y. 1905.
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Number 1885.
Notice of Application for y. S.
Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. Nevada, March "a. l9j

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. Nevada, March "a. 1905.
the Act OF Congress approved May 10, 1872, the
Go!dtield Land and development company, a
corporation, by George Winkler, its attorney
intact, whose pOstotfice address is Goldtield,
Esmeralda county, Nevada. has made applica-
tion for a patent for the Goldfield placer min
ing claim, situate in the Goldteld mining dis
trict, Esmeralda county, Nevada. and described
as follows, to-wit:
The northwest quarter ca OF section two (2).
township three () south, range forty-two (42)
F., NJ. d. NJ, exclusive Of conflict with survey
e24, Oasis lode
The said quarter 90 section is made up OF lot
number three 81 containing 40ti acres. and lot
number four "a, containing 4l.2% acres, and
the south hall G2) of said northwest quarter
60 ol said section two t2).
Area Total area Goldticld placer mining
claim. I6l 81 acres; less area in conflict with L.
:. survey No. 2204, Oasis lode mining claim,
lac acres; net area Goldtield placer mining
claim, ~. - acres, which is hereby applied for,
expressly excepting and excluding area il con
tlict with said survey number 22l, Oasis lode.
Adjoining and conflicting clains-Vernl ode
mining claim, u. y. survey number 2l73, DR..
White Wolf, claimant; Oasis lode mining claim.
L. :. survey number 2204, A. u. Myers and 7. II.
Murphy, claimants.
That the location notice OF said placer min
ing claim is recorded in the district recorders
Office HI Goldfield, Esmeralda county. state Of
Nevada. in book A, at page 80, OF Mining Lo-
cations, and the record title OF said claim is to
be found in the office of the county recorder AT
Hawthorne, Esmeralda county, Nevada, at
page 33G in book ] of Mining Locations.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion o. said placer mining claim are re-
quired 10 file their adverse claims with The
register III the United States land office at Car
son City, OrInsby county, state OF Nevada. dur
ing the sixty Q@0) days period of publication
hereof or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the statute.
Notice posted on claim on the 10Th day Of
March. l@F.
O. II. GALLUP,
Register.
Il : hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period OF ten N0) weeks consecutively in The
GOLDFIELD NEWS weekly newspaper printed
and published at Goldfield, III EsmeralCn
county, state of Nevada. o. II. GALLUP.
Regis.
Date OF first publication March 81, 1907.
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Mineral Application No. i04i.
Notice of Application for u. 5.
Patent.

CAR~ex cry. NEssps. May u, TeSi
Notice is hereby given. that samuel Richard
Maxwell. by r. l. Cox. his attorney IL Tact.
whose poSiasice address l. GoldG-ld, Esmcral-
la County. Nevada. has made application for
;sstent for Z. :. survey number &1%l, IN section
6. as. X. " 4. NJ. II NJ. t"ldfetl Mining
District, E>mcsalla County. Nevada. described
JOSHUA" LODE.
BEGINNING at corner No. l, whence thu y. Z.
corner sec ion ~. 7. 8, K. 42E. VI. y. VI. bears
$50 feet To corner No. =; Themes n 81 W.
90 feet t. corner W. ,; thence y. ID ~ W.
MSS feet 10 corner Ne. thence y. 81 ~ +.
iioD feet to corner No l. the place uf beginning.
COLLIDE" LODE.
BEGINNING ~ corner No. I. whence The y. +.
corner section p. T.. :. L. I2E VI u u. bears
Y 2I7 - l.. &-ti5g feet. thtucc y. 81 ~ ".
70 s. feet to corner No. >; thence :. 81. I" W.
4 o6j feet 10 CORNER N".i thence y. p! ~ ,.
100 fect to corner NJ. !. th- place oi ueg.uniug.
Il SIX LODE.
BEGINNING al corner No. 1. whence tin y. +.
corner Section ~. 4. , =. =. E2E. u u. VI. iHor>
y ~ ~ Sgli.-I feet ,h"nc. \. g. A' ".
30 feet 10 corner Ne. =. thence : II - ".
ISp feet to CORNER We. 81: thvuce : Z" 80 J..
= - feet To- corner W. thence y. q - :.
$40 feet ~ corner W. |. the place ot beginning.
Variation at all c0r"rrs. l. Fast.
containing ~ - acres.
adjoining claims. a shown by rlnr of sur
vey: None.
The N1d ;iouUl anu Am,aIed L~oratiou C,-.
Til atcs are recorded il Mining Records 81 -.
~ .ruldn County, Ht Ha"thornc. Nevada. f
; ,ak * pages 80. 10 .Sd ~.
ANY ami all persons claiming adversely .py
PARTON uf said lode mining ella M are r~equtsvtl
- ilr their adverse O.! inns with -" Register ~
tn United states auUt nfie" NJ carson lily,
prm>bv county, stat. o. Nevada. .:lr-
In. the sixty 600 DAYS P.tiut "l publication
hereof, or thry viii ne barred by firtne %. The
PROVISIONS uf the statute.
Notice posed oa clsi-. % tho lrta lay of
May. 1903.
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me Mining and Milling Co,npanv
the owners OF eleven claims known as ~.
huhtch Bell group, is willing 10 consider an
erty, sad leases to be of the usual form viii
the usuai royalties. For particulars apply r..
pe'ch d McMullin, attys. Main street. RE"
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Mineral Application No. 1887.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
ARSON CITY, Nevada, March y, lG(

AiF'N l wv oio'N hct'' = -'"'
Notice Is hereby given that the %Goldhutton
Mining company, a corporation, by Frederick
Z. Browne, its attorney-in-taet has made apph-
cation for patent for u. S. survey No. 2ae9, in
Secs. 20 and 81, I. 3, X I3 T., NJ. d. NJ, Gold
field mining district. Esmcralda county. Ne
vada, described as follows:
GOLDBUTTON LODE.
BEGINNING at Cor. No. /. whence the :. ".
Cor. Sec. 20, 7. > s, X. AZ F., NJ. D.. ", bears ;.
So ~ ". 2t44.1 IT. thence n. IL 2' r. 1890 IT.
TO Cor. No. 2: thence :. 81 3 +. $50 Il. 20 Cor.
No.3 thence :. I79 ~ w, $500 ii. to Cor. No. 4;
thence y. so 3 ". 1892 fl. TO Cor. 10. J. The
place OF beginning.
BLACK TOP LODE,
Beginning at Cor. No. !, whence the :. W.
Cor. sec. 30, T. =. +. 43 E., NJ. d. NJ, bears >.
So 80 ". 3l43.4 it,; thence \. Il "a Z. 1900
1t. 10 Cor. No. ,: thence 5. 81 49, L. 1857 It. to
Cor. No. 3; thence :. 90 2s' w. 7752 ii. IA Cor.
1: thence :. 10 81 W. 731. 3 it. 20 Cor. No. 3;
thence y. 81 3g " 1897 it. TO Cor. No. !, the
place al beginning.
TIOGA LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence The : ".
Cor. see. 20, T. =, K. AZ f., NJ. b. NJ, bears ).
- Il ". 9t4s.1 it.; thence s. CO 2 L. $50 ii. 20
No. 2; theme :. - so W. 1i2l,2 IT. to Cor.
3: thence v. 81 3 W. 1857 Il. 20 Cor. No. !;
thence v. ] 4 800 ! 8. TO Cor. NJ. >: thence
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No. 1923.
Notice of Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, /
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March G., 1906. 4

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March 6, go
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
chapter six of title thirty-two of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, the Jumbo Min
ing company of Goldfeld, a corporation duly
organized and existing under and by virtue OF
the laws of the territory of Arizona, with its
principal place of business at Phoenix, Arizona,
and which is doing business in the county OF
Esmeralda, state of Nevada, by and through
the undersigned, Charles ID. Taylor, its attor-
field, Esmeralda county, Nevada, has this day
fled lis anplication Cor a United states patent
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-26

n. 70 49, W. 76i.7 #. to Cor. No. 1. the place Of
beginning.
Beginning Mt Cor. No. 1, whence the ;. W.
Cor. Sec. 20, II. X. ~ E.. NJ. u. NJ, bears ..
81 5' W. 1894 it,; thence :. So 3g =. 99.1 IL.
to- Cor. No. =; thence =. 10 ST. w. lS26 II. TO
Cor. No 81; thence ~. SO 80 W. 1904 II. to Cor.
No. a; thence y. - 5@ F.. 1i2l.2 it. to Cor. No. l.,
the place of beginning.
Containing 66.17i acres. Adjoining. claims:
Sur. No. 2gs9, Matte and Whale lodes; sur.
2236, White Rock lode.
The notices of location are recorded in min
ing records of Esmeralda county, at Haw
thorne, book J, pages 39i and S95. and also in
Goldfeld district mining records, book A
pages 919. go, g21. o. III. GALLUP,
Register.
First publication April :. 1905.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-14
MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS AND
QUERIES.
BY F. e. sTURGEs, BETHEL.

Express the nine digits, by using
the difference Of IT and Ill and eX-
press the difference in thirteenths.
If hen and half lay an egg and a
half in day and a half how many eggs
will they lay in six days?
One hundred and one, by so divide.
Then let CIPHER be duly applied, and
if the thing you have rightly OWNED,
you will find that the whole makes but
one out of nine.
A window six feet high and three
feet wide. How shall this window be
cut to one half of it's size and still be
the same height and width?
A lamb, a frog, duck and a skunk
started for the show. Tell how the
lamb, frog and duck got in, and why
the skunk could not get in.
Why has watermelon SO much
water in it?
the floor?
Add to me one, and l stand two
double. From me take one and three
times stand.
Half my length, one thousand l
measures; pick me to pieces and 1866
constitutes my whole treasure.
Beneath a bar there stands charac-
ter. A female name is often applied.
Its value is one million strong though
never found in word or song.
What is degree of heat or cold?
Please study this question, as it is a
very important one and it seems as
though everybody would be glad to
know.
Answers to these questions, or ex-
plantations required, can be given or
received through The NEwTewN BEE.