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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22
M1arNG APPLICATION no. 1o73-
MINERAL SURVEY No 2243.
NOTICE OF APPLICATroM FOE o. 3
PATENT.
IL s.. Land Office.

lCarson City, Nevada, August %. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that In pursu-
ance q Chapter vi. Title 81 Of the Re Re.
Gold1efd Sovereign Mining Company, a
Wyoming corporation. by H w. Bruner.
it's Attorney in Fact, whose postofice
has made application for u. 8. Patent
for 1862 linear feet on h New York
No. / lode, u. g. Survey No. 2243, bear
for i49S.87 linear feet on the New York
No. Q Lode. u. 8. Patent Survey 2243,
bearing gold and other precious metals,
Snndr sdrf fees 4 g1o width no on e. eac ss's situate It.
lying. and being in Goldheld Mining
District. County Of Nye. State of Ne
yada. and each OF Wnieh Is more I :
thereon and by the official plat and field
notes o. survey thereof. filed in the office
of the Register of the United States
which field notes OF survey describe the
boundaries and extent OF said claims as
ollows
NEW YORK NO. 1 LODE
9 Be at Cor r. No. y I Whence n e The h
b. y y. Cor { M or bears seS: s. !. To- q d! n W. 70 7as. Is
Cor. NO; 2; thenee 8. So. "a. E. SECS
1896 feet to Cor. No. 4; THENCE s 1e'
02' w. 734.7 feet to Cor No. 8; hence
N. $50 2T w. 622.14 feet to Cor. No. 4,
the place of beginning.
NEW YORK No. . LODE
Beginning at Cor. No. I, identical
with Cor. No. 2. New York No. 1 Lode
of this Survey: whence S. ". Cor. OF Sec.
s. 13o 30' go W. 2211 feet; thence N.
10 29' E. 1887 feet to Cor. No. 2:
thence 9. So 27,E. 600 feet to Cor. No. s.:
No. A: thence N. So 81 W $3.50 feet
to Cor. No. /. place of beginning
Variation at all corners IL f. +.
Containing 1892 acres. and forming q
portion of the ". half of See. 33 r.. 4 g.
\. AZ L. NJ. II. b Il M
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22
MINERAL APPLICATION NC. 1864.


United States Land Once,
Carson City. Nevada, July 10, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the May
flower Gold Mining Company, a Corpo-
ration, by Frederick Z. Browne, It's At
torney-in-Fact, has made application for
patent for u. S. Survey No. 1888 In Secs.
~ and 80 T. Q 8. r. 80 =. nj. ID: N. Cold
field Mining District, Esmeralda Coun-
ty, Nevada, described as follows:
COTTONTAIL LODE
Beginning at Cor, No: 4, whence the
M. d. NJ. bears S..1e' ~ 3o- w. 1885,
Il; thence N 4S y. lt!l;lo a; to
70 Cor. No. 3; thence s. 2'zs' =; i.!ilo
II. TO Cor. No. 4. hence ". 75o TO- w
61e TT to Cor. No. 1, The place OF begin
ming.
Containing 1884 acres exclusive of
conflict with Survey No. 1891 Partners
in Crime Lode. Adjoining claims above
named exclude LODI IND Survey No.
2232 May Fraction Lode.
The notice of location is recorded In
mining records of Esmeralda County at
Hawthorne, Book -" page s4s; and
also. in Goldfeld District Mining Rec
ords, Book "a" page IA.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
First publication July 21. 1905.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22

United States Land once,

United States Land Once,
Carson City, Nevada, August 10, 1901.
Brock and A. Huyser, whose p~ostoflce
address is Goldfeld, Nevada, have made
application for patent for the Gypey
E sac. q sc 4. y !. s Ras sssvss z 4 30 M. sf s. M L.
Goldheld Mining District. Esmeralda
County, Nevada, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows to wit; -.
M. ID. M. bears n. aos AZ e. 2os2.so e..
thence $. &C. 81, az Y 8 5ss;ss e so t9 cor. 10 ne.
No. 8, thence N. 16o 81. ": b9S:6s r. to
Cor. No. 4, thenc N. az %. Il. 147S.e9
IT. to Cor. No. /, the place of beginning.
which patent is applied exclusive az
the total area Of the adjoining and
conflicting claims hereinafter mon
toned and which are hereby expressly
lexcluded Is $40 acres
Adjoining and conflicting claims -
shown by the PLAT of SURVEY and
S mei' sur are No he2gsssssy eolesi aSa f Biz s;a
Lodes and May Queen. stimler Frac-
ton. Sandstone, Ramsey, and Tiser
The certificate Of location is recorded
page sal. Of Mining Locations Of rs,
meralda County. Nevada. and the add
ton is recorded at Hawthorne. Nevada.
I'm Book N, page %, of Mining Locations
of ESmcralda County, Nevada.
l. o. III. .GALLUP. Register.
Date or first publication. August Is,
1906.
The Goldleld News, a weekly news
paper, published AT Goldfeld, Esmer-
| aida County, State of Nevada, IL hero
by designated as the newspaper pub
lished nearest to the said Gypsy King
Lode Mining Claim mentioned in II.
| foregoing notice.: and 1t is further
hereby ordered tlat the foregoing no
| fi0a Of nnn1ipntfGn ffr nafppt re NH
Ilished for the period of Nine (9) con
secutive weeks in said newspaper.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22

Describing the discovery and develop
ment of Tonopah. Goldfeld. Kawich and
Rullfrog. is being distributed by Frank
l.. Kreider & Bro. Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco. 1t contains valuable in
formation and should be in the hands
of every n Interested in the stocks
of the districts named. Copies sent
free on application II
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22
MINERAL ArrL1cAr1on no. fora.

First publication September 8. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
youNesTER BEAT THE BANKS.
Morris ReisfieId Worked Little Game

Morris Reisfied Worked Little Game
OF Three Cashiers.
!. Morris Reisheld, Is years old. son
OF D. Reisfleld, charged with petty lar
ceny, has been discharged by Justice
Brown. three warrants against the boy
having becn withdrawn by the plain.
lifts. Tho youngster was given u
sound thrashing by his father and.
as il had been stated that his mind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
ATTACKED BY BULLDOG
4-YEAR.oLD BOY TERRIBLY BIT.
TEN BY VICIOUS ANIMAL.
Head Of the Dog Has Been Sent to
Paeteur Institute for Examination,
as Doctor Fears Hydrophooia.

A vicious bulldog kept at the home
OF Mrs. Robert Douglas. on Cypress
avenue. near the Boulevard. viciOusly
attacked Mrs. Douglas four-ycar-oltl
son Sunday morning and had danger
ously injured the child before the
mother could go to the rescue.
The dog was chained i'm the yard in
the rear Of the house Breaking the
Chain. the brute sprang upon the tot
knocked him to the ground and then
shook him as though he was a rat.
Screams from the little boy brought
Mrs. DorGlus TO the yard and she sue.
ceedcd in beating the dog off with a
stick. Several neigilbors were attract
ed 10 the scene and they PROMPTLY
killed the dog.
DIR. William lIoskins was called 10
attend the child and he found that It
had been bitten in dozen different
places. There was one very deep
wound in the left chest.
Fearing hydrophobia. Dr.. Hoskins
had the dogs head sent to the pasteur
institute, for examination.
A subscription is being raised by the
neighbors to dcfray the expense con.
nected with the treatment of the boy.
At the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday night S25 was contributed to-
ward the fund
Last night DIR. Hoskins stated that
the child's condition was considerably
improved and that he expected him
to recover.
Mrs. Douglas. who is widow, is al
mos. Frustrated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
TRdu L. N lie FAMILY
CHARLES EVANS HAS YOUNG
COUSIN ARRESTED.
Declares That His Relative is Too In.
innate With His Wife-ot officer Gets
the Woman, Too.

because he was accused of being
too intimate with Mrs. Virgia Evans.
wife Of Charles Evans. T.. o. Evans
was arrested last night By officers
Grlren and Phillips on Il warrant
sworn out by the husband. The youth
was locked up in the police station
and shortly altcrwar.l the woman in
The case was arrested by Officer Phil
lips. Then the husband appeared and
had the woman baled for her appear
ancc today.
All parties tried 10 explain the case
at the station. The woman stated
that her husband left her some time
ago and he'd NOT lived with her since
she then navel 10 3lT Thirly-second
street with Il family named Peacock
Earnest Evans. the boy who was ar.
rested, it seems is cousin of Charles
Evans and has been intimate with
Mrs. Evans for some time. The hus.
hand claims tina, Of late the yonngster
has paid marked attention 10 his wife,
which he thinks should he stoned
AMI for that reason he swore out the
warrant for his cousin. Further he
said. that he did not want his wife
locked up. but he did want the boy
put in jail and punished if possible.
Young Evans declares that he is not
relative OF Charles Evans and knows
nothing Of him.
The case will he tried before Justice
Brown in the police court this morn
ms
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04

was slightly unbalanced. It was decli.
cd not TO prosecute the charges
The boy is said TO have "limllam-
med" the cashiers of the Citizens and
Marine. Newport News National and
First National banks. He had a.habit
OF going to the banks for change AMI.
after receiving his package would
take out fifty cents and then tell the
cashier that there was shortage.
The game worked successfully for
II while, but several days ago the boy
was caught redhantcd in the Citizens
ana Marine bank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
Minnesota Christening Party
Ready for Journey.
EXPECTED HIRE TOMORROW
Official Delegation Accompanies the
Sponsor and Her Father and Mother.
West Virginia Sails South Today.
Naval Notes.

An Associated Press dispatch re-
ccivcd from Minneapolis. Mimi. last
night states that the l.artv which will
attend tho launching of tho baitlcshiu
Minnesota here Saturday. will leave
Minneapolis tonight for this city. by
the way Of Washington. II is expect cd
that the party will reach here Thurs.
day night and they will probably in
spcct the shipyard and the Minnesota
Friday. the day before the launching
The official party. representing The
State Of Minnesota accompanies tho
christenin. party. arriving here with
that party Thursday night.
The christening party is compos,.,l
Of Secretary Frank ~ Day. represent,
Ing Governor John A. Johnson. who
will be unable tC attend the launching
Senator AMI Mrs Albert Schallcr vii, /,
their daughter. Miss Rose. Marie Schal
Ter, The sponsor: Mr.. aud Mrs + q
Nc MILAN and daughter, Miss Lillian
maid ct hnonr: Mrs. Frank A. Day
maid If homer: Mrs. Frank 4. Day.
Mnneapoli. and Or. end Mrs. r. l..
Qiiiiby. uncle AMI arni Of the sponsor
also of Minneapolis.
The armorcd cruiser West Vireinia
which has been anchored in he strca M
here for The past three weeks. will
weigh anchor this mornips and start
"n her .irs' s"a voyage. going to Pen.
sacOia. Fla. whore she will join the
North Atlantic feet. which is NOW sta.
toned near Pensacola. under command
If Rear Admiral Robert ~. Evans.
Ur,n her arrival at Pensacola .hc
West Virginia will be attached IT, tic
r@M "rmored cruiser squadron.
DriinS The run dcwr The coast the
engines Of the new cruiser will .ir. civ.
Ell Il shaking down" as this will he
The first time they have been in mo-
ton since she returned to this port
from Boston after her Official trial
sever al months ago.
nc NcSt NlTSiDia was 10 nave sail
cd last Sunday but she was delayed foi
'hc reason that there was Il delay i'll
loading ammunition OH The cruiser.
The stores for the vesse, were trans
ported TO her here from the Norfolk
may yard last week and the work Of
loading ammunition oil the vessel was
(CmDlctPl vpStplrlov
Tie PENNSYLVANIA sister ship IL the
West Virginia. now al the League Is.
an'l nav yard, is expected To 10 or.
dcre'l South 10 join the North Al
arti2 fleet in few dav.. THO W. st
Virginia Colorado and Pcnn&: wanna
will all engage in target practice with
The other vessels Of The feet ri! Pen
sacrla about The middle or this month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
Final Preparations.

Final preparations fer tho launching
rf the hatticshlp Minnesota. which will
take place hero next Saturday. a,o now
heins made at the Norfolk navy yar:l.
lie naval Tugs al the Norfolk navy
yard will lrins tho navy var! officers
and their wives here to attend the
launching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
Would Organize Chess Club.

AIR. a. Bruggeman. who recently
came here from Philadelphia to make
his home. is cndeavoring to arrange
Tor the organization of chess club
Mr.. Bruggcman is living with his son
at 3509 Virginia avenue. He is quite
4 chess player and believes that he
Will he able TO furnish entertainment
for some OF the best local experts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
7'estino Boilers.

The test of The boilers of Tho balif.
'"lnn l.oi,sriana WINS begun nj The slip,
ward yesterday and will lie pushed rap.
lilly tc completion. Fire was made IN
The furnaces CT the Louisiana for Inc
first time Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
GOOD WORD FOR dunno
Colonel Bryan Praises Chicago's New
Mayor as the Greatest
Ever.

Chicago. April 13.-With hands out
stretched in greeting. William Jennings
Bryan and Mayor Tom L. Johnson of
Cleveland. O.. called together today
upon the newly-eleCted mayor of Chi
cagO. Edward r. Dunno.
We want to shake hands with the
western cOnqueror," said Colonel Bry-
an.
And / want to return the greeting
to the idol of his party" responded
Mayor Dunno. who then stretched his
hand TO grasp that Of the municipal
ownership mayor Of cleveland
Then followed a couple of hours dis
cussiOn of Chicago's problem.
The municipal ownership election i'm
Chicago means more than any man can
tell" declared Colonel Bryan. smiling
broadly. Il am here. like my friend.
Tom Johnson. to participate in tonight's
jefferson banquet. but I am here for
more than that-tO greet the greatest
mayor i'm the west Mayor Dunno has
taken the lead over other mayors. all
the lord mayors in the world He has
seized a golden opportunity to become
the foremost man in the nation. and the
people win rejoice in every inch of sue
cess he wins for his victory in this
struggle is victory for the people
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
NEW PAPER FOR BINGHAM.
First Issue of the News, a Weekly, to
Come From the Press
Nav 6

Jemes }. MoIIer OF Chicago, who is a
guest at the Wilson, announced last
evening that he has arranged TO begin
the publication OF a weekly paper at
Bingham. to be known a. the Bingham
News He has contracted with Elmer
Hill If Bingham to prepare the plans
and specifications for twO-storv frame
building, 32X64 feet, within a short dis
tance of the depot. 1t will be steam
heated and lighted by electricity, and
work will be rushed on il so that the
first issue of the paper will be printed
May s.
Mr.. Moller says that the presses. paper.
type and the general paraphernalia of a
printing office was ordered by him in
February and will be installed bv the
last OF the month. lie intends TO make
the News an up-to-date weekly paper
independent Of politics, and will cater in
no small degree 10 the mining industries
Of the state, In addition TO the news
paper feature of the enterprise he will
conduct a fully equipped job printing
plant He says he will invest S25 600 i'm
the enterprise. and believes that if will
be successful i'm view Of the fact thar
mining communities throughout the state
arc showing steady growth and the popu-
latiOn of all is on the increase He will
he the sole owner of the plant Mr. Mol
Ter expects TO take up his permanent
residence in Bingham within a week or
ten DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
WATCH YOUR COUNCILMEN.

EVERY CITIZEN of salt Lake who is opposed to the donation of
great privileges by the city Light Railway
take his directions
'front.' Light
appointed meeting
interests of the people has not concluded its work. but it will fight
fort hesef
city affirmativeIy
1t is held that council
this right
dispose of this that
with people.
maintained right
and affiratveIy
forfeited its provisions carried
necessary go guilt
the corporation may up part
of the contract noncompliance provisions
of
urged right
any Light Railway
company; legally
in
quality of and the character of the
be
Fourth-It Wilt city bind itself
in opposition
G. Railway company. right grant
nopOy corpora
a proposition s rot o represent anybody.
Fifh-The insist
ence must grant
expires in May celebrating
the centennial anniversary of their arrival in Salt Lake valley
things city
forardforty
people that distant time.
to
held Utah Light Railway Big Cottonwood
yon eternay
frame OF mind to conede the company everything demand
the
necessary
of the people this
corporation
A meeting
Protective committee has place o'clock Sat
uday evening
and
to be pursued at the meeting of the city council Monday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
BIG RAILWAY MERGER
Union Pacific to Take Over the New
York Central and Chicago
& Northwestern.

New York. April 13.-The New York
American tomorrow viii say:
Bonds aEETegating 100000. 00O-the
greatest railroad issue ever made. must
be marketed by the Union Pacific to
consummate its merger with the New
York Central system and the Chicago
a. Northwestern railroad. according TO
details of the underwriting made pub
lie yesterday for the first time.
The total mileage of the system will
be 1924 The plan of consolidation
is all underwritten and the promoters
are merely waiting for a favorable time
10 announce contamination of the
scheme.
There is to be an issue Of 10 per cent
OF stock by each Of the roads to be
absorbed That issued by the Chicago
e Northwestern is to go as an extra
"a vidend TO the stockholders. That is
sued by the New York Central VIII be
sold to stockholders at 125. producing
$26.125. 600 cash with which TO make i'm
provements already planned on the sys-
lem.
The total stock of both roads is then
TO be purchased by the Union Pacific
with bonds The Central stock VIII be
taken at 200 in a 4 per cent bond. and
the Chicago & Northwestern at 300
with 80 per cent bond. All Of these
bonds have been underwitten and
enough stock of both systems is pledged
to vote for the plan 10 carry II
through.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
JEALOUS WIFE'S DEED
Mrs. S. w. Wider Shot and Killed
Mrs. H. c. Douglas at Grip
pie Greek.

Colorado Springs Colo. April ia
special to the Telegraph from Cripple
Creek, Colo, says:
Mrs. S. w Wider. the wife of a well
known newspaper man, shot and instant
~ killed Mrs. H c. Douglas of Colorado
Springs in the National hotel this morn
ing Jealousy is supposed to be the cause
of the crime.
Mrs. Wider. who was very much eXcit-
ed. raDDed on the door of a room in
which We're Mr.. Wider and Mrs. Douglas
Mr.. Wider opened the door. His wife
entered and Immediately shot Mrs. Doug
las in the breast
Mr.. aad Mrs. Wider were arrested.
They have three children. the oldest Il
years Of age. but have not been living
together Of late.
After the shooting Mrs. Wider became
hySterical and bewailed her act She wa q
released on q bond of s. 900. No charge
was made against her husband, and he
was set free this afternoon.
Mr.. Wider said this afternoon that Mrs.
Douglas had told him she was born in
Calcutta, India, was divorced wife and
had two children in New York She was
about y years of age. She had lived in
Denver and Colorado City during the last
eight months. and had been in Cripple
Greek but a few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
PAVING TO BE RESUMED
Work on Brigham Street VIII Prob
ably Be Taken Up Again
Monday.

Present indications are that Contractor
p. j. Moran VIII resume work on his
grading contract on Brigham street Mon
day morning. and that there VIII be but
slight changes. if any. in the plan OF
city council
Colonel +. A. Wall, chairman of the
board of public works. who has given a
bond for $4,000 to indemnify the city
against damages because OF the improve
ment Of the street has decided that IN
view of the fact that the bond still holds
good the grade established by the council
by resolution last September must be
COufOrmed TO.
Whatever delay there has been in the
grading of the street. said he, has
been caused by attempts to depart from
that plan not TO conform TO it, There Is
only one thing to do under the circum-
stances. and that is to so ahead and 90
the work as planned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
People Are DespoiIed.

Private corporation have seized and
taken possession of the means of Trans
pOrtatiOn and the conveyance of tnfOrma-
ton, light and power, all of them monop-
lies requiring the use of public property
BY possession of these monOpolies they
have been despoiing and plunderinS the
people of this country.
The people have at last awakened 10
the fact that such mOnOpOlies are unfair,
Ubiquitous and dangerous TO the republic.
The blow struck in Chicago will be fol
lowed by blows of like character through
out the cities of the United states II
will also be followed, in my humble JudS-
ment If the Democratic party is wise
and prudent. and Incorporates n It's next
platform ringing declaration i'm favor OF
government ownership of interstate rail-
roads. teIegraphs and express transporJa-
ton. by a decisive victory in favor OF the
common people Of this country
IF the protective tariff be abolished
and the government takes possession OF
the means of transportation. of convey
aucc of freight. express packages ana IN
formation. every dangerous trust IN
America viii die a natural death IN hNe
years.
Tom i. Johnson Of Cleveland was the
next speaker. He also spoke Of municipal
ownership
Among others who spoke during the
evening We're J. - Hamilton Lewis ana
Clarence s barrow. Mr.. Lewis spoke on
"A Constitution 10 Fit the Institutions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14
BENCH WARRANTS AT ONCE ISSUED
Four indictments Returned by the Federal Grand Jury Now
Investigating Business Methods of The Beef Trust
Men Arrested

n HICAGO, April 13--FOur men, three
II of whom are employees of the
Schwarzschild & SulzbergeT COM
pany and the other an attorney for that
corporation, were named in an indiCt-
ment returned this afternoon by the
grand jury which is investigating the
beef trust
1t is charged that the four men OBJ
structed and impeded Deputy Marshal
A A. Bach in his effort to serve a sub
poena upon Edwin 3. Fish, clerk en-
plOyed by the company, who receEt'y
returned from Canada.
The men indicted are: Joseph Weis-
senbach. attorney for the Schwarzschild
& Sulzberger company; =. s Cusey,
traffic manager for the company:
George D Hopkins. auditor for the
company, Leo S. Joseph, employed in
the provision department of the con-
Germ
The Indictment alleges that d subpOe-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-14

ma was issued for Fish on March 3;
that il was given to Bach for service;
that the four men had arranged for
the departure of Fish from this coUn-
try to Canada, and assisted him in leaV-
ing the jurisdiction of the court At
tCTney WeiSSenbach, who was for sew
eral years an assistant to Governor
Deneen when the latter was states at
torney in Chicago. declares that it was
at his instance that Fish returned from
Canada and agreed to go before the
grand jury This is not denied by the
government officials. Weissenbach also
declares that he has never seen or
spoken to Hopkins, never spoke to
Cusey concerning Fish. and asserts
that Joseph was never in any manner
interested in the matter
The men were taken into custody
shortly after the return Of the indict-
ments and were released on bonds of
81 900 in each case.