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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-07

Foley's Honey and Tar.
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
$onoerjv!lano.

2ige Set for ollie?
Tprleoen bebilge0e @aoerslep 8Droao
= Ser paa @rullo of o0nliniltratip
&ilfaarligbeo for en- tpifliuoet Cont
meniutl1iug - ct lille @el6b (nnn 30
Morf) til l111oerltpttelle al cit .tpit
Sfple / Brii1tl1 / Mnbren (Eiterrig).
8orgmelteren anbefale0e 8epilliugen,
for0t set bar cit &ligt for Ell tplf CD
8p JONI @aberslep at ltptte 5pifbeoen
uoenfor set tp1fe &iges @renier. -
8efolfningen / SEN giterrigffe &ro=
bins Mebren beltaar al 70 Grpcent
sloper lG5efer % &olafter) og finn
81 Yrocent Spifere.
S Mnlebntng al 0en11e for Belgbets
@~eofommenoe ubetpoelige, men prin=
cipielt ingenlanoe upigtige 8eptl,
ling ifriper nit uMo6ersmaalet" /
@aberslep bl. a. f~glgen6e:
r@fignt Spiferne fun 6anner en-
6emteoel at 8%efolfnrngen, itpreS
Mabren aloeles pao 3Dif. Bamboo
gen bar ct tpif Slertal, og | 2anos<
u6palget iiooer 4 Gpifere. o%berfor
@5efere. Ser fan. oerfor ingenlunoe
bore Sale ON, at Mpnotgbeoerne ID
ger at fortrenge tiff Mattonnlitet, .og
at 3piferne er unoertrpfte og fueoe
at EFT fremmeo &l1ltur. Sect Sagen
er Sen, ot Gpiferne tffe eier Meob-
Handsome NOT / Jig ielp til at mob
Itaa glapernes Gremtrengen, ifignt
De bar 5orpaltningen paa beres ST
Be. Set gnar tilbage for Dem fra
glor til Mnr.
.Sg m'iiful Sc bape 5ielp og 5tgtte
af Sfattepoernes 8enge beroppe fra
Norolesbig!
Spab ptlbe monstro Ben preusfi.
tie @esiering fige. bpis BDraaoene
@osfiloe, Soenie, Narbus, NaIborq
% iaa pioere beDileeoe Eenge til
Danifbeoes ststte / 5Iespig!
Soor bible iffe Sen tpife Sore.
ming" iiffrige op! Men bIanot oens
Notwithstanding / Saoerslep c,
ben ieID %fau1rre gorgerreprafa1:
tatiorsforl1rnno Sens Sobn1tifm
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
&~etsformanoen nepnte

fra set at &etsformanoen napnte
Spnspunft.
@etsformanoen 9 pr g.elIen6e, at
Oct fife gaar an at lie paa Sangene 11o
ira oct S%pnspl,nft, bnaD Ser fam lpg=
Jes i110 / oen1.
Scbrpoer: Seq bapoe ittfe tnntt
mig, at set lflloe fomme ineoall.
Seq nil Dog giere opnnrfiom ,1o, at
ser / Sen b!aa SnnShng" finoe: Ell
Gel Sange ira voen u)ere lio".
Ear 1g iii jeg gjpre cpmartio.n paa
Hr. 261 (Sgltre, peltomlllc't fra 2a;s=
oct oerneoe), ser ltaar aufprt mes
Sci iiriften u@ilien ii, Sc ipnberipb=
'fe .f:iger 1881.
'felsformanOen ol1ur:.llcr, at Oc!nle
Song ifal opl9ie5 og Scbrpber op=
..trler Sen laa / tpif Sperl ptielie.
Sol1gens SlutninJslinier lpOer:
Set er Dor lro, mems 5ioeruc rl,lle,
Retten lfal iejre, OF eli @ong hi lf.1!E
tnnles for alorig at ifilles igjen.
Nets ornianse1: &etten pi( prp5c,
'l1 lenne Gang er op6iblel1oa, eller
on1 Den fun toger Sigte pao Enlfet
'mt eli lopal @jenforening. Mes
::orma1se1 brlrgte lt0trptfet nlorol
2plun1" c: en lopol Mnifillclle al
Hprollesril fra Hrel1s. ell).
en at 9omn1er11e gjsr opmGrflon
pou Slutningslinierne /
Srut al Sloget rommet.
Nprmelt benpen0t til Statsu0po=
taten llotaler &etsformonom oerpaa.
fon al cit 6url9gger finn for
at BON ifaI toge >@enipn til
Sange, Der m1ligpis ur1Der iurlige
Smltgnoigbeoer, rnoer irrlige poli=
tiife 6or9ol6, fan pirte opbi0ien0e. f;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Statsaopofaten: Ser ma efter
min Wening al en- 6orlagger ogiaa
tages @eniDn til, Dpa6 Ger muligDis,
/. CTS. unoer larlig ipanote JorboIo
fam pirfe opf.0ien0e. 9erfor mao
5cbrpoer efter min Mering ogiaa
6ape 2op til at meotage Smge fra
fpr 1864.
&etsforman0en: Genie Gpfattelie
0eler &etten life. Set gaar efter
&ettens Me1ing life on at lie paa
Sm1gene us fra Set Spnsp1nft, bpa0
Ser fan lagges in0 / Dem. 8etten
tillGgger Set %afgjgrenbe Netpbning,
ON Sangene er 0igteoe efter 1864
Otter at &etsformonoen oerpaa
6apoe uotalt, at Ser al @enipn til
Den vSagfpnoiges" npe Sfjp11 piloe
6ltpe aniat M Iermin / Sagen, Boz
pe0e5 3etsmgoet.
Gen &ritif, ser er blcuen rettet
moo ltn0erinItanlerues lige lua lmaa-
ltge loln fulturfier10ife Ion1me, lp-
mes life at bape pnret felt forgippes.
@a1lfe pilt er Set b%eflogeligt, at
9anosretten far betroet set 11pe
Sfj1n til Sen famine, fprrrnoerlig
bornerte og ligei om lpnife Mano,
Der 6ar biltaaet ltnoerinltoul crre /
oenne lille Sag. iom for oe1 pre1ts=
fife administrations egen Sfplo al
Orig 6ur0e bore reilt. Mcu %ISurruon-
Den for 2anosretten / Jlensbora bar
lmGgtelig opltillet ct bctt mt
bporpaa Set moajfe bill
blue bom m1ligt at reo0e Sc o(tfor
@mbeosmnnb lto al 6ele oen
for oem iao pinlige Mifure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

So s(ar gammeI. Gen ofosoe ba
meb offentlig l1noeritpttelie foretaye
forifjellige @eiier / pioenifabc.il
gjemeo % uogipet flere 5oolp:1iit
Gprfer.
Gieren al Establishments
rStrno0erbaffen" peo Gcile, 2uno
br1gsfoubi0at slnbers Sprenien sse
Del CT 500 paa &ommlunebOipitatc=
Marbu5 % Nar gammel. Mfbpoe nal
GelccnOel1t al @iitoriferer1 Mi1oer;
Sprenien Ge0el.
= Otter lGngere libs Spgopm CT
ftp. &rofesior / flasiiif 6i1olog, %
MrfGulogi S. 8. listing .ofgaaet peo
GpGen, 85 slar ga!nn1el.
-Gr. meo. Morit5 Irier, s. gben=
bapn, CT afgaaet peo 1yocn / Ell Ml=
Ser al 81 Mur.
= S1Dl1gerc 6orpayter at Stats
gaar6eu rSrollcsminoe" pes Sille=
rps, 6. Il. slnronien, er ofgoaet ueb
1b0ci1 / cit 9llOer al SIS !Mor. Mmpn=
fen bap0e ngpnte Iorpogtl1ing / 10
Mar: fra 1888 iii 1898, o. boe6e
0erefter / &lpben9abn.
- Mmtsforpaltcr / Mari5o 6. g.
6. >. @ollts er afgaaet pco Gyoen,
81 Mar gan1nel. @on bar tiOligere
Mmtsforpalter / Msiens. Ior nogle
Nar iioen forflptteoes bon til Ma=
rtbo, | 6ptlfen 9p ban ierlig for pott
SpmGrfio mbe giennem iii encrgilfe
og opgtige Mrbeioe for 9yrneguos=
t%ieneltca, cit Sag, Ser / FIJI @roo in
tereslcrc0e ban1. 9igeleoes pil bans
Napn bore fienot iom fongelig @o6s=
forpulter, ioct Fan bapoc paretuget
6orretnin3erne for @erreieoet v6re-
oerit5gape", Ser ligger Sp6. for
Msien5.
1ioligere &aptajn Soban
Moolpb &lein CT afgaaet peo 9poen
al ct 9jgrtei flag: 70 Star gommel.
&aptain alein, Ser / SOerne gioroe
Iienelte peo 136e Battalion &ig=
benbabn;; boeoe / oe iibite Mor / &ille=
reo, bbor ban bopoe Mniettelie poo
@rtbfoobane1s &pntor.
6 en6oms g. @oaroen
Store Sienbe" / 9ron1il1gluno
er al Sagferer Grit &;er,
Maribo, iolgt til &asmusien, Song
bal, for 10000 &r. @oaroens Mreal
,r 1872 S0r. 2on0. Mfbrenote 8pg-
tingers Msiuranceiun er $4,000 &r.
= uSoitrltp @opgaar0" pes @obro
II al @ierel1, 3irettgr Senien, iolgt
til q. Basic / &anbers for $4,000
ar. @oar0e1 far ct 5illtggenbe al
1856 S0r. 9ano % er ifpl6iat for 12
S6r. @%ariforn. 9eiptningcn %
9lplsre0 ifaber n1e6fplger. Gpertagel-
cit ifer lite Ntopember.
=. @sereu al @oreogaar0en rMp=
3eltGr" / &ourl1p Sogn, 8jerre Ser
res, 9el1sgrepe Irtis, far bortforpog=
tet uMp3elfnr" til 6orpagter 5. q.
Hapn for ct 5ibsrum al IL Mar.
6orpagtningSafgiften an0ro9er 81
900 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

s@sssSssS #Ssss9 ssgasss#@sa..
JON foreilog at bepiige 8enge / 9pff
|bebens %Snteresie".
1g0 otter ct Mlpffes
tilfG6e. 5oft(unbs tioligere
Mn1tsforitan0er arauies &uitru bob.
&c / oisie Gage Set ltbeIb. at foloe al
Ell ele,triif Sporpogn / @amborg og
foriloa Jig laa ilemt, at bum / en-
3rolfe maatte fpre5 til lit &jem /
&im1eberg, bpor bel1oes Mono MI er
In1tsfori tanoer. Ser beoe bum iom
Iplge al fine &p9itelier. Jru &rauje
oar Cater al 2anosretsiefreter @an=
len / Jlensborg og @%ro0eroutter af
Barrier @anien / @o0erslep.
Tags mnul me0 5 d.
6eligt Il ofalo. 9. 80. 81.
tober 6ormi0oag peD Miooagstio
mpotes Sfrnooeripeno @eter 2upig
&eterien at slnorur, III / Mrbejoe
bos cit Sfr90oermelter / @ooersIeb,
meo Smeoemelter 5bomos Mnoerien,
ltgele0es al Mn0rup, / @aasfergo0e /
&aoerslep u0 for Sgrgen @anie,1s
@iultgiperi. Ser opitoo ct Muno=
buggeri mellem Sem, i0et Sfreooer-
lpenoen anfe0e oper ct Mrbei6e,
Sme0en bap0e uofprt. Munobugge.
riet gift oper til @oonogribeligbe0er,
ioet Sen bi0itge SfrG6oer flere Gait
&c pltffeoe 5me0en> lom iao til @jen=
giel0 gap Sfruooeren ct &uf / SO.
peoet, iaa ban ltprteoe ON paa Go
ben. ltnoer Jaloet ilog Sfrp06eren
Jig laa nbel6ig paa en- Ste11, at Don
bepioltlg5 % blo0ig al fin Mooj tun=
Der blep baaren ino til @jeitgiperen,
og Ser blep ien6t 8u0 efter 2ngen.
9enne foitilog cit @iernerpltelie og
m1befaleoe ltratS at 6ringe Sfreo-
paa Spgebuiet, bppr ban
fort efter og6e. &olitiet far mi al1=
Smeoemeiteren, iom er meget
ulpffelig ODER Set ifete, ga set 10
far beret bans Meninq at
billie ttlfete HeterI e11 nogen Sfa6e.
Strioen ifol babe oreiet Jig ON 60
Fg.
6 en0 . M 3 i 0e1er. i
Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom for fort
5io iioen fiebte $. 8onnifiens @aoro |
@rpnnebef, far bpttet oenne @ien=
meo Msmts Sepiens / Cert, tio=
(igere %tilberenoe 90. Solm. Sepien
|fol gtpe $4,000 Marf / 8ptte. $.
bar iaa igien al Jirmoet
Sepiens gjenoom for en-
al go0t 1900 Marf.
- @aaroen &loptpft pes Sells er
Gieren, Sobannes stnoerieu, iolgt
til Ell @onnoperaner for 10000
Marf. S. Mn0erl en figbte @ooroen
for berlDe0 Z Mar ii0en for $1,000
iao man NOT fan iige, Hrii erne
tiger.
SONS Sprgen Mabler poa s(ger=
ifop Marf far iolgt lin @oorb for
12,50O Marf u0en 9eiutning til
Sanommro Sper Senien iornnre Steo.
Spertagelien lfer / Mobember.
= SONS 2auien 2oren5en paa
&Grgaar0, Mgerifpp 5pgn, far figbt
Nn6ers Seniens @jenopm Qille Ser
gaar0 fal0et) for 10000 Marf u6en
Sbertagellen fer 6em /
Nopember.
- Ieglbrenoer Suns. Mislen /
far fi9bt IL Spnoer 2ano
for 5000 Mart al @naroejer Sons
2oren5en paa &ergooro.
Sen blaa Sangbog. Gn,
al Be mango Sager, Ser er anlagt
moo Sen blaa Sungbog," pg lon
peO lln0erretterne operalt far fort til
Jorbl1o moo 5alget al bette lille
9Gfte meo uopalg al Mor6ens bergm-
telte 1igtni1ge, er mi naaet for
2%anosretten / 6lensborg iom Gperi11-
ltons. Set par for iaa blot S%opeola-
gen, lom Set / set gtp11e 5ilfploe par
8ogens ltogiuer, sprogforeni,1=
gems 5ormono. 6obrifant M. Mnoer-
len | aabenraa, Ser bopoe fprt lin Sag
trent for 9anb5retten, e fter at Fan pes
gtGDningeretten / Mabenrau bar ble=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

8egpnoelle / set fommenoe Mar.
BrDl Imp pet m a e
Ii 8 e 3. CIT lng Mano /
@alborg, Der ifnloe CITIES, ienote for
Bigger iioen 8reb til Jattiginipef=
tgren | &anoers, bpor bon bapoe
biernme, og uobao fig en- g1teit for
lite at babe facet 6attigbielp. S
8repet bar Der neoIagt 8orto, iaa ba11
penteSe lnareit at fan Soar tilbage.
Ser git otte og Der git fiorten Gage,
men ban fit ingen gtteit. Sitter ifrep
ban % otter pentebe ban forgippes.
Saa forleoen fanot ban Jig. foranIe-
oiget til at .len6e Ell Manb neo for
at foo &laring paa Sagen. 5attig-
inipefteren erfl9reoe itrafs, at ban
life fien6te 1oget til Brepene, men
alligepel CAB ban Jig til at lie eii!e--
paa fit Sfribeboro, og % Lao be Ser
6egge to uaabneoe. @un noiteote
ban Ntteiten, og Manoen Denote
Biem me0 bette bDrebare og lpnge
ne1teoe Dofnment. Sou maatte @rrIs
ll1ppet imiolertio lloiattes % Sci er
ielpfelgelig iiffe ierlig bIioe gnifer,
ben llrrge Md11o ienoer 5attiginipef-
ltsren ! @anoers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
A GREAT MINERAL COUNTRY.
Banker B. L. Smith Talks of the
Southern Nevada Gold Fields.

SOutueTH Nefdud OOlu fIeluS.
B. L. Smith Of Eureka was inter-
viewed by Journal reporter at Reno
last week. while on his way home from
an extended trip through Southern Me-
vada. When asked about the condi.
tions found at Tonopah. Goldfield and
Bullfrog. Mr.. Smith said:
"Tonopah. with its several well es.
tablished mines is destined to be q
great camp. Goldfield with its already
well demonstrated mineral properties
and indications of rich ore all around.
and Bullfrog with its great quantities
of low-grade ore, the entire country
is very busy and has a grand future.
Bullfrog is a great milling proposition.
There will be thousands engaged in
actually getting shipping ore out Of
that country in very brief time.
Commercially the merchants Of
Goldfield are making good big money.
II saw $4,000 worth of carpets in
one consignment received few days
ago by one firm in Tonopah, 500 mat
tresses, and carloads Of other household
goods.
cit is simply wonderful the business
that is being done and will be done
down there. We shall have our new
bank going at Bullfrog just as quickly
as we can get the goods there"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

The battleship Kansas Is to be
christened by breaking bottle OF
Kansas crude oil over its PROV in the
place Of bottle Of champagne az is the
usual custom.
The seasons emigration from Ireland
began last Saturday, when the steamer
Celtic sailed from Queenstown with
1000 Irish passengers for America. I,
is said that the emigration this year
will exceed the record for several years.
District Judge Scott at Sheridan,
Wyo., has refused the petition OF
Colonel William r. Cody c'Buffalc
Blll') for . divorce. The Court de-
livered an opinion of considerable
length In which he read the Wild West
Snowman lecture for wanting to cast
of his wife.
Miss Emma Hodges got Judgment
for 500 against Alviras E. Snow at
Salt Lake last week. Snow had per-
suaded her while she was his steno-
grapher to invest in worthless mining
stocks. On one occasion he sold her
1000 shares of the Morrison Mining
Company for 500. 1t afterwards
proved to be valueless.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
A GOOD LAW.
Restraints Dealers in Fake Stocks
from Calling the Public.

Swindling transactions in shares of
producing, on-paying or practi-
cally fictitious mines have long cast
discredit upon and interfered with the
success of legitimate mining enter.
prises. Some takers have, as the inn
mediate result of their operations,
passed time in penitentiaries Others
are still at large. issuing prospectuses to
catch the unwary and over-credulous
investors and using the United States
mails to decoy money from the pockets
of the residents of distant States.
The last California Legislature passed
a bill that was signed by Governor
Pardee last week. that aims to protect
stockholders and persons dealing with
corporations in California. 1t was
primarily prepared to meet mining eu.
gencies, but its scope is considerably
wider. as will be seen by the text Of the
leading section, which is, in full. as
follows:
"Section 1 - Any superintendent,
director. secretary. manager. agent or
other officer. of any corporation formed
or existing under the laws of this State,
or transacting business in the same, and
any person pretending or holding him.
self out as such superintendent, di.
rector, secretary. manager, agent, or
other officer, who shall willfully sub.
scribe, sign, indorse, verify, or other.
wise assent to the publication either
generally or privately. to the stockhold-
ers or other persons dealing with such
corporation or its stock, any untrue or
willfully and fraudulently exaggerated
report, prospectus. account, statement
of operations, values, business, profits,
expenditures or prospects. or other
paper or documents intended to produce
or give, or having tendency to pro-
duce or give, to the shares of stock in
such corporation a greater value or less
apparent or market value than they
really possess. or with the intention of
defrauding any particular person or
persons, or the public, or persons gener.
ally, shall be deemed guilty of a felony.
and on conviction thereof shall be pun.
ished by Imprisonment in State prison
or county Jail not exceeding two
years. or by fine not exceeding five
thousand dollars, or by BOTH"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
AFTER THE STOCK FAKERS.
Goldfield Golden Sun "Ad" Good
Bait for Suckers.

The Tonopah Sun exposes the Gold
field Golden Sun Mining Company's
fraudulent three-column advertisement
which appeared in the Denver Daily
Mining Record of March IL. The Sun
reproduced the "ad" in full in a recent
issue, and it shows photograph with
large trees, brush and tunnel, alleging
Il 10 the Golden Sun "mine." The Sun
says the picture evidently represents
some Colorado, Idaho, or Oregon mine,
for not q tree other than a cactus is to
be found within 10 miles of the sup
posed scene Of the Golden Sun property
The Golden Sun has made threats that
it has e10, 900 in the bank to fight the
Tonopah Sun, which the latter calls a
"bluff" and says: "If the Golden Sun
takers spent a whole million of dollars it
would not alter the fact that they in
serted swindling advertisement in the
Denver Mining Record that was in-
tended to defraud innocent people of
their money. The boast of the Golden
Sun men that they have $40. 900 to fight
this newspaper demonstrates how we'll
their illustrated advertisement is pay
Ing them" The Sun scores the Min
ing Record for printing the "lying
picture and advertisement, and says
IL was not done in ignorance as the
general manager Of the paper was in
Goldfield about a month ago.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally, but
by choosing the right medicine, E. H.
Wolfe. of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated
death. He says: 1.-TWO years ago had
Kidney Trouble. which caused me great
pain, suffering and anxiety, but took
Electric Bitters. which effected COM
plete cure. have also found them OF
great benefit in general debility and
nerve trouble, and keep them constantly
on hand, since, as l find they have no
equal" Schneider's drug store guaran-
tees them at Soc.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
COHEN SUES DELAMAR.
Sells Bully Hill Mine for $500, 900
and Claims $4,000 Commission.

The largest mining deal ever consum-
mated in Shasta County, California,
which had been in progress for several
months, was closed In San Francisco
on March IL. The amount involved is
81, 500, 900, that being the enormous
sum Captai DeLamar. the multimil.
lionaire mine owner. will receive for
the Bully Hill Mine at DeLamar and
the smelter and all the appurtenances.
The purchasers are the General Electric
Company Of Schenectady, New York.
the largest electrical manufacturing
concern in the world. The transfer
will be made on April /.
The fact that the sale was made be
came public at Redding on March ~
by the fling Of an attachment on the
property for $50, 900 in an action in the
Superior Court Of San Francisco
brought by Hartwig A. Cohen against
Captain DeLamar and the Bully Hill
Copper Mining and Smelling Company
TO recover commissions for making the
sale. The suit concerns only Captain
DeLamar and Cohen, who for years
has been . confidential man and man.
ager for DeLamar.
Next to the Mountain Copper Com
pany's Iron Mountain Mine, the Bully
Hill Mine and adjoining claims are the
most. valuable mining properties in
Shasta County. Although the Bully
Hill is known as . copper mine, it pro.
duces large values in gold and silver.
Upon 1t is an up-to-date smelter Of 800
tons daily capacity and railroad con-
Meeting the mine and smelter. The
mine and smelter give steady employ
ment to between 800 and 400 men.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
A Daredevil Ride

often ends in . sad accident. To heal
accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Arnica
Sslve. "a deep wound in my foot, from
an accident" writes Theodore Schuele,
Of Columbus, o., "caussd me great pain.
Physicians were helpless. but Bucklen's .
Arnics Sslve quickly healed it," Soothss
and heals burns like magic; 25c at
Schneider's drug store.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
FILE IMPEACHMENT CHARGES.
Esmeralda's District Attorney and
Goldfeld Officers Must Answer to
Grand Jury.

impeachment proceedings have been
instituted on two counts against Justice
Of the Peace William Bell and Con-
stable James Russell, both of Goldfield,
and J. e. Davidson. District Attorney
Of Esmeralda County. The officers
have been cited to appear before the
Grand Jury Monday, April 8, to
answer to the charges filed against
them.
The first complaint is filed by J. A.
Mcpherson, who was tried and con.
victed three months ago on q charge Of
passing bad checks. Mcpherson
AYERS the officials Of the court on Diff
ferent occasions offered to quash the
Indictment against him for q oonsidera-
ton. The sums named were $500 and
$3.50. Mcpherson states that he was
unable to raise this money and that he
was then remanded to Jail and duly
tried and convicted.
The more serious charge is that pre-
ferred by the foreman Of the Grand
Jury Of the county now in session at
Hawthorne. This complaint AYERS that
the three officials have been making ar
rests on false charges among the dis
reputable women of the town Of Gold.
field. convicting and fining them, and
that the money received has been
appropriated to the three officials.
The accused officials say that both
charges are prompted by spite and deny
them absolutely.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Lincoln County to Fund Public Debt

The Commissioners of Lincoln
County are preparing to fund the
public debt, amounting to $3.50, 900, by
IN issue of per cent, 80 year-bonds to
the extent of s400. 900. 1t is believed
the bondholders will be willing to fore.
60 their judgments against the county
for the new bonds although they will
thereby lose $3.50, 900. Many years ago.
when Lincoln was prosperous. the
county went in debt to the extent of
$780, 900. The price of silver declined,
valuations and population fell off, and
the debt increased on account of de-
faulted interest. compounded by judg.
ments, to $63o.00O. None of this has
ever been paid and now the debt is
greater than the assessed valuation of
the property.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
HAzEN-CHURCHILL CUTOFF.
s. p. Will Build New Road and Then
Subsidize the v. q II.

The construction work on the South
ern Pacific cutoff from Hazen. Church.
i'll County, to Churchill Station is being
rapidly prosecuted. The contractors are
at work with large forces of men and it
is expected that by the middle Of next
Summer through trains viii be running
from Ogden and San Francisco to To-
nopah and Goldfield.
1t is stated that the cutoff will not
have tie effect Of diverting passenger
traffic from Reno as the rate over the
cutoff will be no lower than the rate for
travel by way Of Reno over the Virginia
b Truckee to Mound House.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Routes and Fares into Bullfrog

Two stages q week are now run from
Las Vegas. Lincoln County, to Beatty,
In the Bullfrog country. 1t takes about
three and one.half days to make the trip
from Los Vegas to Beatty, and two
and half days in the opposite
direction. The fare from Salt Lake to
Los Vegas is $50. and the stage fare
from there to Beatty is $50. l. costs
e4S.60 to reach Tonopah from Salt Lake.
From there to Goldfield the fare is $5
and from Goldield to Beatty is $50.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
THE NEW GOLD CAMPS.
Distances Between the Towns In the
Southern Gold Districts.

The Reno Journal has prepared the
following table of distances from Soda
vile to the new towns in the Southern
Nevada gold fields:
Sodaville to Tonopah, 63 miles Gold
field is 28 miles south of Tonopah I; Is
miles south of Goldfeld 10 Tank
Springs; 30 miles south brings one to
Summerville. the new strike, which is
8 miles west Of Thorp's Mills. Twenty
seven miles south from Summerville Is
Muddy Spring, 8 miles south from
Muddy Spring is Old Bullfrog or Amar.
gosa (now deserted) where the original
Bullfrog mine is located. Four miles
from the Original Bullfrog mine east 10
Rhyolite, town Of 400 population. the
center Of the Bullfrog district, now
about six months old. Three-quarters Of
q mile south is the new town of Bull
frog, formerly called Bonanza. From
Rhyolite to Beatty, town of 500 peo-
pie, is miles northeast. passing the
rich Montgomery Edwards mine. Going
farther south from Beatty, 4 miles, one
reaches Gold Center, with its $50 peo-
pie. One hundred and ten miles
southeast from Bullfrog are located the
rich strikes Of Los Vegas, reached by
some via the Clark railroad and stage.