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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
Belhi6te ans Der @eraan:
aenheit.

glS QaiIcr 4leranoer Der Grite emit
Ouvd oaS Commencement Sntoles
riesllam fubr, mod)te er ouI elmer
DoItltation 6alt uno IieB iid Sbee
bereiten. aui einem pulte temertte
er oas gieue SeItament uno iroate
ben StationSporIteber y2ieIt 0u
piel in oieiem 9ud1e, mcin Sohu p
.ale Gage leSe id) oorin, Moieitdt."
.GoS lit red1t BON Dir, rpc Itehlt On
DEM ousenblidlid1 = r9eim Goons
aeIium oeS beiliyen DlotibSus."
Nun oenn, lies red1t ileiBis Yer
Eein Seelenbeil inht, miro AUDI iein
irbiid1eS Slid finben." 2llS Der
9orIteher oas Gunner oerlieS, Ieste
Der aajIcr beimlidl flint hunoert
Sinbel gloten swiIdlen bic lssten So.
pitel oes q. Matfbius. 8oIo bo.
raul Fehrie Der Roiier ant oerielbeIl
Rouie surli6. Wieoer modte er
AMI jemer Statipn halt nno frdsts
ben StationsporFtcher, mie neii Ct
IN ieiner 9ibelleetiire aetommen lei
.9i0 gum Gpnnselium bes beiIiser
yntaS,@ Iauteie Die sntnort. .yiuu
mir molIen ieben, oieb ooS Bud
her = Die 5 8antnpten beionoer
lid, aber nodp unberiibrt an be-
Gteue, an meld)e oer Gaiier tie &c
Ieot hattie.
Tie 9ise lit cine aroBe Sinee
mein 2ieber," ioete Der SaiIer 81
Dem Qoriteber, Der 10 9eIhdmm!
muo SdbreGen IN bic Groe iintel
ippltc. .Eu boit ooS gleit 6ottet
nidat oeIudlt. nun muBt 3u nud 81,
iroiidle 9elpnuuns e%ntbehren. Sni
Tir oieS sur Genre oienen.A llnt
bic iiinthrnoert 1iubel muroeu Dam
anisr sic Nrmen ocS SrteS pertbeilt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
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FtN
Hn Ats a3AO
sswRyK nm Agtsg &eethtg Nws
$50 saS NmAnsg IT, ~ N
aAapnM geeA &sa,tsW n wAsf
Hgpe@ tuthaaxh esuA,
II N3ufshN rpa ahisp va ~.
aae ~ 4 &maa psW @et tssat.
aleat, ppstten aeitnsHohAtpsE pegt
ne gSoehs bxi @t : AeanpHs
Sraa a. q gois hat Vh am Ssci
tea nit Srl gsSls Nieuueu uad
AbgtoeCn heaeesw, 9 no aus
oen SUa nadl SNsIeon,
Scspo, bsi.icg. Tort piro re cure
ansabl SV,uneiaea irsHcn. peltle
mIt ihr nada Chicago VeiiCu rpsrecn,
am port ole 2duls sa bciacheu.
GhogieS Turner pon Der Scoin
Sont bot Isgtsrc icinem 2Ohn absr
mp Iid uad istucr gishiaEm
9egehcn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
Iotis.

8ie uuiere 2eier erieben, ia
ben mir NIT Der Ser6fentlih-
un9 Der IrtitelIeerie
Die beuti1en. &Olpz
MEN in SIoz Stuff
lamb
be9unnen. Aqe leuell aburnens
ten erbalten BON beute ab Die
y@ureta SOit" biz Srtut 1. Otto
Der aratis su9eibift, 10 audi
Die eri9ieneneu gtummern nit
9enannter Grtitelieerie.
8ir eriuhen uniere 2eIer,
lbre 6reunoe uno Setannten auf
oleIe gtOti5 uuimertiam maiden
81 1uOQen.
Die GeOattiOn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
RnrrfEpnnnR@ts.
peters 9, 70 b.,
10. 9Iuouit.
Bertber Reootteur &.

10. u1ull
Wertber 8eootteur
Da th I6on LANCE niGts mebr bon
bier beridItet babe, 10 luiQ id1 heute
rpieoer Gin Wenia ihreiben: Mit
Der @eiSen Grnte limb mir Iertio uuo
am 20. iongen mir ur 3u oreIden
10 pieI man bort. iua Die Srudnt
Siemlit, gut ous9eben. 9ei mus in
Der neueu GniieoIun9 lit Der Weisen
audi gut.
unier 3obom SdiIge lit iest ruie.
oer5urii6 BON ieiner Sreoon ReiIe =:
er lpor audi ouf Der aueite(uue i'm
Yortlano.
Sebt bat SdiI9e Iid1 cine oou3e
Settion Guuo s~efouit uuo hat I'D,
eiI Aohnbous gebout q; es lit SaS
id)6nite in unirer 8e9euo. 5err
Sf)il9e ia0t, in @oibiu9tou lei es
nm bCitCu Iiir Den Surmer.
6err Yonl glitter uno 5rcu paren
bel mir oui 9eIud) F.; red)t 10, Gaul,
tomme nod mebr AUDI botte id)
Se1uU Don 0atotu, uamlldl Der
luobtbefann'e Sobomnes 9rcnneiic.
oem hat e6 icbr gut 9eInuen m
W]oibtn9tou. 2Bir iiuo Elm luenia
oui benz Wei3CnieIo berum geonms
oem, oo inate 6crr 3rennetie gtein,
IoLdlen NSeijeu babe ih IN Oatoto
nod nid)t 9eieben! Der Ytouot
Sunt ipor 5iemlidl Itiirmio mro Der
SuIi 8iemlib beiB uuo iebt haben
mir idJ6nes 0etter.
9ieIe 0riiBe on So. Sttmer, Iab
DID audi NAL mteoer b0ren IN Der
r@ureta poit," uno an gmpreas
9iidlte. ne bIeibit On nit oeinem
Sd]retben lopie an ale Eeicr Der
bot" adtunespoQ
Seors M.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
RnrreTpnunPt1.
9arttep, Rebr., Y
90. Nunuii.

~. au9ult.
Wertber Iebatteur
Sh neiB, ouB Go meme Qilibt it,,
oeS SeIteren 9eridte eim3uienoen {;
oeehalb mill id audi pon iest alb
oerielbeu no4;tommeu, obiG5on elm
Surmer INNER iebr b~eid)dftiot lift.
Sd1 hattie oieieS Sobr iiberaus uiel
an tbm, oa id Iaes ncu bauen
mIbte, uuo nuBeroem habcn mir
uiel Gorn iu hcarbeiten. Die Irbeit
hot iidI nber audi iebr 9eIohnt. oemn
mir boben bis icBt cine poltommene
Grnte an uer5eidImen. Der Grtrao
an 8tntermei5en belduit Iid aui Is
bic 30 8uidel per 4der uno Conn.
m~errueiSeu 10 bis 20 9uIdel, uno
allies BON gutter. Sualitdt. Der Vel.
6en hat etluas in ben S6obers oe.
Iittcn. oeito 5eIIer lit oaS Rorn aus.
9eiaHen menu es 10 iortgeht, wer.
ben nit bis su IS 9uIfeI per ader
er5ieIeu. aurtoHeIn uno 6eu oibt es
IN Sdae uuo SiiIIe ; aud, ooe 6or,
teroemit'c 1T iehr gut, MIR Chit oibt
es teineS. Sdl ueiwes er3ieIen So. 30
per 6moert Gier Is @euts, Butter
IA SeutS H.. /. 20.
gdItum9eooa
Sobn 2 dofiert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

Wis mir al s.eaim Der 5rieoenSs
DcrhonnImaen insten, enB cS. Den
Bodlacidlroabten Sorocrunaeu lpc'
gen. Die bic Soponer i%teIIten. IN
HortSmonih wohrfbenlid nidlt Snm
Srie0cm tommen weroe, oa Hansen
mir nit b;sier slnIidlt 10 siemlid al
lem bic oentidpe pie bic enaliidle
8reIie oeS Sonces par sIi6ler", bob
giublnno .noibaesnunacn' Srieecn
mochen miiroe. Der beuii9e Stano
Der Tinge IdBt IS ais 3iemIid serpit
.crIheinen. BOB mir NIT u%niercr Gin
fdt Hcdt botten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

SoeHa, 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS els
mes Niarttec in sibopio. WosoIt
Maneoneproif. maiiotirte cine 9onr
DC Nluidits cine Gnsobl 6daoIer
nno pcritimmelten etnise Gneeren,
inoem tie oercn sIusen herousrinen
nao Die Shren abid)nitten. Die
&oioden trnIeu al ipdt ein. nm oos
Tori 5u retten, Dos hS Srono aes
itcdt iuIree nno total abbrannte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

Die Grnte lit in uolem 6anse,
Die ntaIbinen floppern, 0reidma'
icnineu lueroen IN Climb seicBt uno
neue fommen an Die Sarmer limb
pcrauiiat uno ouuFeR SOFT.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

Mltt ppIrm Jieti!e duBerte Iid Ger
g0itte i'll Portsmouth foieenoerma.
zen iibsr amcritoniide 9ournoIiIten
,g9as habcn Nicui6er. Die Stub.
Iano lie iaben nno ME perItehen
t6uuen. Inn aauic oicieS GrieseS nidlt
Nnec uber inns ecidrieben uuo 5u.
TommeuseIcsen =
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
Sosnrer.

las 6oicnibe Sebduoe 9ebt ieis
ner SoIIcn9u?S cntge9en.
Sotob 8roUfrnou Qeoeutt iidl
rpicoer nit ieinem SeidIdit ~ Gureto
uicocriulaTeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

~Tronfreidl gcht energiidi ge0cn
miorrptto Dor, innc.n eS Sruppcn
-an Der 6renSe IommeIt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

IN Portsmouth id1ciat man t.sat-
fdd,iuD am SheiDem &c ansetom'
men Sa Iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
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NnoreoS 2 d.

Mid1oeI Sronf. Sobn % SoIcpti
Sront, lit ieiner imsen Sran, meldlS
lebtsS Sritbiabr itorb, i'm 1ooe
seicI9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

n inter nsm @sgaanev
0tieat etn "a
totteS ecer Ntltnee
aiiign unp pisicTylahe
plat lit seacR eonur
une slesea scihaBi
.curhi rineu bilni1e
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10

living God is something for all men to
consider.
"The Gospel today offers us sugges-
tions along those lines; for in the
Gospel we see that Christ is the divine
teacher the one alone commissioned to
tell the word Of the true God, the great
and mighty redeemer Of mankind. We
see him with his apostles, for he came
to redeem. He told men that they
must believe and they must obey in
order that they might enjoy the bless
ings of divine religion. We see in the
Gospel that he stood by the shores Of
the lake and saw the two ships of his
disciples, and you notice that It was
into the ship of Simon that he entered,
and from that ship he taught the null
titudes that gathered upon the shores.
II was to Simon that he directed his
future instructions with regard to the
casting of the nets.
'He came as teacher, directing that
men should be taught, and being
taught should obey. Therefore we are
not surprised to find him afterward
taking that same Simon and calling
him Peter. and saying that Upon this
rock shall he build his church. and the
gates of hell shall not prevail against
It, Peter was the master of the ship
and he was instructed to go forth and
teach the truth to all the nations of the
earth which the master himself had
taught
when in after life he took that
same fisherman to be the great leader
in the catching of men, in the saving
of mems souls. Christ came with the
truth and the truth is the only immu
table eternity. Now, believing that
the church means somethipg-not only
means something but is commissioned
to speak in the name of God-is 1t
liable to truth and error? The whole
truth is founded only with Christ and
that truth is commissioned by his
teacher to the end of time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
SAYS BIBLE HAS
STOOD THE TEST
EVANGELIST BULGlN GIVES
PROOF OF BELIEF
KEY TO HUMAN MYSTERY
Revival Leader Asserts Infidellty Has
Made Teachings Of Scripture
Shine With Greater
Lustre

you remember the clown who tried
to rub the Bible out of the world
but he only polished the letters unit
they shown in such brightness the com
mon people stopped to read it as never
before. That is all inhdelity has evei
done to destroy Gods word"
Thus spoke Rev. Mr.. Bulgin last
evening before a large congregation
in the huge tent at the corner of Fiftf
and Crocker streets. His topic was
why 1 Believe the Bible" He said
in part:
"This is an age Of reason. Man more
than ever says give us a reason for
the hope that is within YOU Man has
ceased believing simply because some
body else believes.
n believe the Bible to be Gods word
because it has stood the test. 1t has
been raped and criticised through
all ages and that by some pretty sharp
intelects. No literature has had such
severe attack as this book has had.
No, thanks be to God, they cannot
destroy it. Why? God is in it and
you cannot destroy the Almighty.
II believe the Bible is the only key
that unlocks all human mystery. 1t
tells you how to get order and music
out of life. Follow its teachings and it
will unlock to you all the mystery until
your soul is in harmony with Gods.
Il believe the Bible because it deals
severely with the sins of the greatest
men. We are apt to color up and write
down the high points of the historical
events of our heroes. God puts it
down just as it is and that is the reason
why believe he wrote the Bible.
Jesus Christ expounded from the old
septuagint Bible the scriptures concern
ing himself. This stamps the whole
book, and it seems to me that this is
the final court of appeal, and that Jesus
Christ is the correct and greatest teach
er on earth"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
"STEERING BY THE STARS"
Subject of Sermon by DR.. ReynoId E.
Bliqht

Subject of Sermon by DR.. ReynoId E,
Blight
The platform of the Fellowship was
again occupied yesterday by Reynold E.
Blight, who took for his subject steer
ing by the Stars" He said:
Man is a religious animal. Wher-
ever the human being has sufficient in
telligence to look upward he lifts his
hands in reverence and worship. Every
man has a religion, whether he will,
confess it or not. I do not mean his
creed, or his church profession, Otter
not this at all, but the things he really
believes, and lays to heart; the prin-
ciples by which he directs his life
These constitute his religion.
"A man cannot hide his religion. II
CLEANS through his eyes, and show:
through every thought and action. He
may make great profession, but ht
deceives only himself. His true re,
ligion reveals itself momentarily.
THE choice of a religion is the mos
important act of a mans life. He 1:
then performing an act of transcendent
Importance, because he is choosing the
principles by which he intends to order
his life; he is choosing the materials
with which he intends to build his char.
acter. And character is the only thing
worth while. Gold, fame, materla
prosperity are worthless in compare
son."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
DEDICATION AT SAN PEDRO
Impressive Exercises Are Conducted
by Bishop Conaty

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, July 9.-Impressive
services marked the dedication of the
new Catholic church Lady Star of the
Sea this morning. The Right Rev
Bishop Conaty was present and was
assisted by the Rev. Father McAuliffe,
Rev. Father Cody Rev. Father Fuhr
Rev. Father Lally and Rev Father
Riordan of Los Angeles. Father Con-
neatly celebrated mass. Singing sa-
cred selections the priests, with Bishop
Conaty, marched around the church
invoking sanctifcation and success to
the recently completed edifice Special
musical renditions were given by the
church choir. Occupying the front
pews were nearly 100 visiting knights
of Columbus and friends. After the
first gospel the Right Rev. Bishor
Conaty dealt with the sentiment. "Be
ye seekers of men and not fishers only
He said in part:
1T is indeed a great pleasure today
to bless and dedicate this beautiful
church. We cannot help thinking al
the very beginning, of the priest OF
God who began the work of building
this church, good Father Smith, Goo
rest his soul. He undertook this work
under great difficulties and yet with
splendid hopes, for he was full of the
idea of the greatness which the future
had in store for San Pedro, and he was
full of the idea, too, that there was
in these people of San Pedro a loyalty
and generosity which would go faI
towards making it possible for him t.
build not only this church but also 8
school, and with that hope he begar
his work. Ere it's completion God II
his own divine providence called hin
away. 1t would be wrong for us today
not to think of him, of how he laid her,
these foundations and erected thi
church. which another has completed
following in his footsteps and carry
ing out the work SO well begun.
Let us, then. offer today a praye
for the soul Of Father Smith. For tn,
church stands among the people as
guide to higher and better things o
life. as a guide to God, to teach then
the duty they owe to God. Therefor,
1t is that the erection and the dedica
tian OF the church to the only true anS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
BUSINESS IS PARALYzEp
BY sALToN SEA FLOOD

According to George II. p. Shaw.
city attorney Of Imperial, who arrived
in the city yesterday, business in the
country and about the mouth of the
New River and Alamo canal is para
lyzed by the rise of the salton sea.
He states that the town of silby is
practically under water, and Calexico
is cut off by the flood. The main por-
tion of the Imperial valley has not
been affected materially by the flood
as yet, but 1t will be some time before
the canals supplying the valley with
water can be repaired and the hand
gates rebuilt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
SAYS AVERAGE HUMAN
LIVES IN A STUP0R
DR.. Alexander ]. MoIvor-Tyndall Talks
on Hypnotism

on Hypnotlsm
1.-THE average human being is as much
in a stupor as is the drunkard or the
drug fiend. Not one person in mil
lion is free from the spell of material
things"
This statement was made during the
course OF a remarkable discourse by
DR.. Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall at
Blanchard hall last evening. Upward
OF a thousand people had assembled
to hear the psychologist. who was an
nounced to speak on the subject Are
We Hypnotized?" And the address
proved to be a revelation of existing
conditions. as perceived by the trained
eye and ear OF the psychologist. DR..
McIvor-Tyndall said in part:
Most people perform every act of
their lives merely because It is the
custom. or because they are told to
DO It. or because his neighbor does Il.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
TO CONVERT UNITED STATES
Very Rev. Walter Elliott Urges Bring
ina America to Catholicism

MAKE this nation dominantly Catho-
lic-and it can be done in the next
generation-and let American citizen
ship, so free, be but consecrated to God,
with an active apostleship, and all the
world will be won for the church.
IF there were no Catholic drunkards
there would be more Catholic converts.
If Catholic men were never dishonest,
gamblers and licentious, in a word, if
the natural virtues OF Catholic citizen
ship were exhibited to men there would
be thousands upon thousands of more
converts. Live an exemplary life.
Think of the injury the Catholic sa-
loon keepers are doing"
These sentiments were expressed by
Very Rev. Walter Elliott yesterday
morning at the Cathedral of St.
Vibiana.
Father Elliott made plea for indi-
vidual work by the laity among nom
Catholics and for exemplary lives.
There are in this city hundreds who
would be Catholics in year if their
Catholic friends would only speak to
them of religion. Use the same means
you use to get job or a favor. One
great virtue of fisherman is patience.
but patience that goes to sleep is no
virtue.
Every day we should pray for the
conversion of America, first discovered
and first peopled for the sake of re-
ligion. The time will come when every
Catholic man and woman will be work.
ing for this, and all the parish societies
endeavoring for this great work of con-
version.
Every man who says I am Catho-
lie and an American citizen should
add and Catholic missionary to my
non-Catholic neighbors.'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
INSANE SAILOR WANTS
TO WORK FOR HIS MEALS
GOES ON A STRIKE AND WINS
WITH EASE
Officials at County Hospital Expert
ence Difficulty in Persuadine Man
to Eat Regularly and Are Forced
to Humor Him

IT will not eat if am not allowed to
scrub the deck and do my regular
work. is the attitude which Paul
Peters, a demented sailor, has assumed
since Friday night, when he was sent
to the county hospital, but the authori-
ties believe they hit upon a plan yester-
day afternoon which will induce him
to take his regular meals, when they
promised Peters that he might begin
scrubbing the main deck of the de-
mented patients ward this morning.
Between huge mouthfuls of whole
wheat bread Peters told how he was
going to first get the main deck of the
hospital in shipshape order and then
attack other portions of the old ship
that so much needed his attention. AS
his gaze wandered out through the mar
row bars of his cell it met the tall flag
pole standing in the surrounding
grounds, and he Immediately conceived
the idea OF painting the mainmast al
once, as he explained that it was a dis.
grace to the ship to allow such thing
to be neglected.
Peters was sent to the hospital from
San Pedro, where he was taken from
the four-masted schooner Bendixen. Il
is said he became suddenly affected
with a religious mania and while work.
ing at the wheel left his position and
leaped overheard. He was rescued
with some difficulty. as he refused t.
grasp the life buoy thrown to him.
He was sent to the county hospita
when the schooner arrived in port, bu
has persistently refused to eat. de.
claring that no one should eat If hi
was not allowed to work on the ship
The case presented q serious problem
to the hospital authorities until yester
day, when they hit on the plan o.
promising him the job of scrubbing tn,
hospital "decks"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
RICH STRIKE IN
NIPPENO DISTRICT
MINER SAYS WEALTH is EN0R-
NOUS
MUCH PROGRESS IS MADE
Thomas Gahagan Comes From New
Bonanza Camp. More Enthusiastic
Than Before over Its
Prospects
MUCH PROGRESS is MADE

Scarcely any doubt can remain in the
minds of the skeptical regarding the
Searchlight and Nippeno mining dis
trict and the fabulous wealth which
lies hidden beneath the earth's surface
in copper, gold and other minerals.
Men now look on the strikes made there
within the last few months as a fact,
which beyond doubt it is.
Within an area of eighty eight
square miles, between the California
Nevada boundary line and the Colorado
river. this vast wealth is located. 1t
came first into the notice of the public
when the strikes were made at Search
light. Later Ell Dorado canyon became
famous for the mineral deposits, and
lastly Crescent, the city of tents, has
arisen within the past three weeks to
be factor in the mining world.
One of the men largely interested in
the district, and mining man of repu-
tation, is Thomas Gahagan of Search
light. Mr.. Gahagan arrived at the Hol-
lenbeck yesterday, and says regarding
the new camp of Crescent: Crescent
is only six miles out of Nippeno, which
is on the Salt Lake road. Though a
settlement Of some sixty tents at the
present l regard it as a permanent
camp and one that will be foremost In
a short time. The claims there have
been been worked but little. Every
one who has investigated it as thor
oughly as 1 have done knows that it
is very rich strike and one that will
prove itself Nearly all of the mines
there are bonded for from $4,000 to
100000, which proves that the people
have faith in the new camp.
'Searchlight is rapidly being devel-
oped, too, and its growth is steady.
Men come there every day looking for
mines, but can't buy them for any
price. The Pompeii, Quartet and the
Parallel are a few that are proving
themselves wonders. Los Angeles cap
ital is invested in these and they are
turning out fortunes. During the next
few months seven gasoline hoists and
a new stamp mill will be erected, which
shows how the camp is growing per-
manently."