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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
RACE TROUBLE
AT TULSA


Associated FEsss
Ig.9 D. e. Jan Threatened
@ee trouble growing eHf 8i plotting
ai aegrue le asssssIuate tuepi Zen
uef a f@aE = abef troubles be.
8stri tHdaf have uegaaEeuea
EaN night gHchHE Nas threaten.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
PHILIPPINE
TARIFF BILL

Associated Press
Washington dag ln iiaaN del
hate 90 the Philippine lan9 blI uas
faeamsd iongnse Colorado appasine
measafe in Interest of ueet sasaF in.
dugFg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
NEGOTIATIONS
A FAILURE

Ase aTri Press
Washington 4aH Secretary Hmf
has ea nu1te3 ~ tae ete
iaHHe 81 negotiations in progress in
tameas looking g. flo settlement cf
issues bsfeesu tHe Bermade Asphalt
c0mEaBl ani tle venezuelan setru-
rrrHH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
BIG FIRE IN
DES MONIES IOWA
elated Press

Associated Press
Des Moiues Jan Fire OF sup.
posed inceudiafy origin early TO-DAY
DESTROYED the Morrison cafe la the
Mafgunu building and dla probably
sia8Hm dlmaHe 81 blneA aHdernfenes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
PARL LAMENT
DISSOLVED

Associated Press
t6toa Jan bins Edward to-
daY heId q meeting 90 puey council
az Which proclamation dissoisIue par
Lament was signed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Washington Jan Do Mrs Minor
Morris the woman wlo some daYs
ago vas oiectei from tie White
House s % day ii state IS complete
COLLAPSE Wen husband stated hcr
condition critical
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
RESTRICTION
REMOVALS
Restrictions Have Been Re-
moved from These Citizens
OF Various Nations.

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29

there may be several others as good as
the Nevada Douglas in the Yerington
field.
Two of the most interesting, because
most extensively developed, mines at
Yerington you can't get into without a
lot of red tape, which l couldn't stop to
monkey with. A mining writer is natur-
ally always suspicious of the character of
property which he can't get to look
over without an order from somebody a
thousand miles away. He naturally
suspects that the person thousand
miles awsy is putting up story about
the property which he doesn't want to
take any chance of having refuted. But
most of the Yerington properties are
owned III Salt Lake and the Salt I.akers
all play the game wide open, and a
mining writer can go and look over
their property as much as he wants to
without furnishing an affidavit of his in
tentions. They all seem to feel sure
they have got the world by the tail, -
and don't care picayune whether a
mining writer writes them up or writes
them down. They have got the mines
and they have got the money to work
them and they are the cleverest copper
miners i'll the country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29
Drying lrcparatiOns simply devel

% dry ca.aflh; they dry up the secretiohs,
which adhere to the membrane and decom-
'ose, ca .ng a far more serious trouble than
,le or,.i;i,..y fora of catarrh. Avoid all dry
.ag iinalaats, fumes, smokes aud SUI
ans. use ,h.t which cleanaes, soothcs and
aeais. E.y's Cream Balm is such & remedy
ard WI cure catarrh or cold in tie head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
ua.icd for IL cents. ~ druggists sell the
&c. SIZE. Ty brothers. &c Warren St., NY.
,.H.e Eall cures without pain, docs not
irr. .a.e {. ca1se sneezinr. II spreads itself
over al i~r.tated and angry eurfaee, reliev-
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
VIII "a Cream Fam you a-c armed
aPs;pst NASAL Cathrih "a Fay Fever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
n.~.,.h.v N ,a.rL

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
December Io, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Otto Taubert
whose postoffce address is Yerington, Lyon
County, Nevada, appearing herein by +. j
Cooper, his attorney-in fact, whose postofice adj
dress is Yerngton Lyon County, Nevada and
August Taubert, whose postoffice address is also
Yeriugton, Lyon County. Nevada, also appearing
herein by +, J. Cooper, his attorney in fact
whose postoffice address is Yerington Lyon
County, Nevada have filed application for
patent for the Minnesota Copper Lode Mining
Claim. situated In unknown Mining District
Douglas County, Nevada, being mineral survey
No 2s4S and designated by field notes and official
plat file in this office a lot in unsurveyed
section in Township "a North, Range az East
NJ. ID. B. & NJ. said lot being described fol-
lows (the magnetic variation of each course be
ing herein noted: Beginning at Cor No. l, a
pine post ~ feet long, ms square, set foot
in the ground to bed rock in mound of stone,
scribed f-7s45.
Whence the n. W, Cor. of locations bears S.
go AZ W. feet.
rhe 5. L. Corner of Sec. Is. T. "a, N. X. % +.
VI. ID. b. and NJ. bears n. $40 "a W S64Is7 feet.
Thence N. 6s' AZ l.. needle would not act) SIS
feet to Cor. No identical with n. +. Cor. of
location. a pine post IA feet long, ms square,
set on the bed rock in mound of stone and
scrbed 2-zS4S. Monument No ON County line
between Lyon aud Douglas counties, bears N. Is
NV.
Thence > Ise a. Is. iva Iee a. e. 7s2.4o #. to
Corner No \. identical with monument on east
side line of location, pine post 81 feet long, 4
ms square, set is ms. in the ground in mound of
stone scribed s-as43 Whence point of discov-
cry bears 5. Soc TO- W. as feet.
Thence >. 2o o,'E IVA. % 81 e. 67s feet to
Cor No. 4, pine post ~ feet long, ms square,
set rs ms. in the ground in a mound of stone.
scrbed 4-7S4s. Whence the ). T.. corner of To-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF LYON CoUNTY-reo6.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER
OF LYON COUNTY,

OF LYON COUNTY,
DAYTON, New. Dec 10. 1906.
Notice is hereby given to the following per-
sons, to the owners or claimants to the real
estate and improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, herein describ-
ed, known or unknown, that in accordance with
law each of the following described pieces or
parcels of property will be sold at public auction
at the Court House door, town and county afore
said on January 2Ist, 1907, to pay delinquent
taxes and costs against the same unless said
taxes, penalties and costs are paid to me before
said date.
Larson Laura L., Estate of House and lot
on south side of Silver street adjoining Flaws
west. Tax and delinquency, $24S
Rapidan, c. & 5. Mig. Co-Patented claim.
Rapidan Lode, survey lot 40; acres Tax and
delinquency, SI.Io.
ahannock Lode, lot 81; acres Tax and delin-
quency. ooc.
Canstan Lanzac.-Patented claim. Lanzac
Lode, lot i25; "a acres Tax and delinquency
$277
Silver Central Consolidated Mining Co.-Pat-
ented claim, Silver Central Lode lot o4 IS acres,
u claim, ~ acres. Tax and delinquency, STAG.
Mooney Whitman.-Mooney, & Whitman
Mine lot 60; : acres. Tax and delinquency
West Rapidan c. & S. MIG. Co-Patented
claim, Rock Point Lode survey lot Al; Ia acres.
Tax and delinquency SAYS.
Giilig, John.--Patented claim, Deiz, survey
lot ~; Ie acres. Tax and delinquency, 1913.
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Co.-Patented
claim. Pacific Lode. survey lot Iii; acres. Tax
and delinquency, sass.
Cromer Mining Co.-Patented claim Cromer
Mine Vein, lot IFS; acres. Tax and delinquen-
cy. Sr.Sc.
Aihanbra Mining Co-Patented clam. AL
hambra survey lot SO; IS acres. Tax and. delin-
Daney c. 4 s. MIG Co.-Patented claim, Mann
moth Lode, survey lot "a; u claim. acres Tax
and delinquency. SI.Ss.
/ Unknown Owner.VAll that piece parcel and
lot of land being and situated at Johnstown,
County of Lyon State of Nevada, contain lining Oh
acres adjoining the Sacramento Mill site on the
east. formerly owned by George 5, Elder and is
a portion of the 5. 4. u of the 5. +. u, Sec. TO-
TIP. 10, X. al, E. NJ. d. b. & NJ. Tax and deln-
quency, fI.oS.
Unknown Owner.-Cabin and lot north of
Ioese Lawson place, Silver City. Tax and de.
linquency, $i.9o
Hardy. Joe.-Cabin and lot in Como, north
side Main street. Como. Tax and delinquency,
ooc.
And you and each of you, known or unknown,
are hereby notified that unless payment of said
taxes. deliuquencies and costs, shall be made to
me before the 2Ist day of January, 1907 the
above described property will be sold on Mon
the aforesaid delinquent taxes, penalties and
costs also that 10 per cent on amount of taxes
and 81 per name for advertising and $I.oo per
name for Auditors Certificate, be collected in
addition to the original tax; also that said prop
erty is subject to redemption within six months
from the date of such sale by payment of all
said sums, with interest at the rate Of three per
cent per month from date of sale until paid.
ID. w. MELARKEY.
Treasurer of Lyon County, Nevada
Dated Dayton, Nevada, December 10th, 1906.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29
Concluded from page ID

page ~
undertake the recovery of the copper on
the most gigantic scale. The study of
the Ely deposit which /, myself, inter
ested the U. S. Geological Survey to un-
dertake last spring, and which has been
partly done and will be finished within
the next II months. must, feel sure,
additionally increase the confidence of
mining men i'll the future of the Yering-
ton field.
II any mine operator in the great
Bingham field could have known conf
IDENTIFY 20 years ago the source of the ore
as it is known today, the knowledge
would have been worth tens OF millions
to him.
NV best judgment is that mine oper-
ators may safely assume today that the
primary source of the copper in the Yer
iipton field is the great laccolitic core of
the Mason Valley range, a granite
eraptive which will be found, / have
little doubt, to be i'll its elemental char
acter a monzonite Gas at Bingham and
Ely and in the great Arizona copper
camps) however much it may vary from
that type on surfaces already exposed.
WELLINGTON GEOLOGY.
Identical causes will produce identical
effects. Similar causes will produce
similar effects.
The innumerable north-south ranges
that gridiron the great basin between
the Rockies and Sierras possess close
similarity of age aud character because
they all owe their existence to the same
cause the cooling and shrinking of the
earth's volume and the consequent
crumpling-up or folding" of the more
or less rigid sedimentary strata that COW
cred the surface.
The cause was identical for all but the
age and condition of the sedimentary
strata were not uniform over the whole
area but only broadly similar. therefore
the ranges are not strictly identical in
character but possess only a close general
similarity sufficient, however, | think
to warrant some cautious generaliZations
OF value to the prospector and the miner.
They all possess an eruptive core
whether il is visible or not In most of
them it is visible in places and in other
places not. That erupfive core is mostly
granite and is commonly regarded as an
eruptive granite, which is near enough
to the truth for anyone not iii the hair
splitting division of mineralogy. But
fused granite may by fractional crys-
into ahon, ,os var;e,;es ~ rocl Rut nv
,at;rg acconn, Of The Great number 81
cher;caI cor,h;na,;ons ;nto wh;ch some
os those elements NAV enter the var;es
lies ~ srur,;ue rocl wh;c,, a fused
arar;,. ,,,a,, nrod,ce rrder var,;ng con.
d;,;ors ~ cool;ng are ;rnuuerabIe One
ot t,,ns. ,'ar;a,;as 10 na,IaJ ,non,or;fe
br, 81 ,ro,zn,,;ts ;,se,t ,hare are several
yar;et;as
The conner !, the great mines of Ari-
,ora a,J dI,a,, and aiso ~ Eiy has heer
found in connection with monzonite.
rhara.o Io" assu,ma ,tat ,ha nran;t;c
core 81 ,he Mason va,iex range at the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29

Open the bowels and get the cold out
of your system. Kennedy's Laxative
Containing Honey and Tar opens the
bowels and at the same time allays the
Inflammation of the mucous membranes.
Drives out the cold and stops the cough.
Absolutely free from any opiates. Con-
forms to National Pure Food and Drug
Law. Pleasant to take. Sold by G. l..
Leavitt & Son.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29

In the matter of the Application for Patent for
the Minnesota Copper Lode Mining Claim. in
unknown Mining District. Douglas County,
Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-29
NJ. A. No. 1885.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT

In the United States Land Office. at Carson
City. Nevada.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
Washington Railway
& Electric COMPANY

The Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company, the other corporation
operating urban lines, is the outgrowth
of a consolidation of eleven street rail-
way companies. The consolidated lines
were originally operated under the
name of the Washington Traction and
Electric Company. When the company.
W = formed its project was looked upon
as very hazardous undertaking, as
the property which was acquired by
the consolidation purchase was by no
means in an altogether workable condi-
ton. Several OF the lines had to be re-
built throughout while others had to
be repaired at heavy expense. 1t is
claimed that more than 100000 was
expended in reconstruction, and large
sums were disbursed for the rebuilding
OF the Brightwood and Forest Glen
lines.
One expensive undertaking was tive
replacing OF the old treskle work. on
the Washington and Great Falls line,
with steel bridges. having stone abut-
nients. AS the equipments. of the eleven
lines were of rather nondescript
chaIE cter, and Of more or less antique
tSP e. this was another avenue for the
expenditure of large fortune Then
the matter OF handling employees. the
adoption OF a satisfactory transfer sys-
TEN, and the regulation of the sehed-
ules created n demand for the keenest
executive ability, which was fortunate
~ at hand. As has we'll been said, out
of ii all there came-and in such a
short period OF time that even the most
critical were Amazed system which
is surprise to every visitor and a
qualification TO every resident.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
Superb Telephone System

modern Washington exchanges When
the telephone is lifted from the hook
at the subscribers station a tiny lamp
is lighted just above the answering
Jack, with which il is associated. The
operator takes one pair Of flexible cords
and inserts the plug at the end in the
answering jack indicated, automatically
eXtinguishiRg the light, while with her
other hand she has thrown the listening
KEY, connecting her with the calling
party. In much less time than il takes to
tell it she has ascertained the number
wanted, tested the line TO see if it was in
use by touching the tip of the other
plug 10 the rim of the jack called. in
serted the plug, pressed the ring key
in line with the cord used and cleared
out to handle another cali
In the key shelf are two slIperVis0rv
lamps for each pair of cords. When
the operator plugged into the called sub
scriber's jack, the lamp corresponding
TO that cord Immediately lighted and
remained so until the called party an
swered. When both parties hang up
their receivers both supervisory lamps
burn. and the operator disconnects both
cords. If only one lamp should light
the operator would know that while
one party was through talking the 9th
er still desired attention and would act
accordingly.
With such a system in operation Il
can easily be seen that Washington sub
scribers get an excellent service.
All the modern improvements that
have been installed in the local tele-
phone system have been with an eye 20
the Greater Washington" and the
iG raj of ind
expansion and elaboration to meet the
growing needs of the Capital City
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28

ance upon conventions depends largely
upon the arrangements made for the
entertainment and accommodation oL
the delegates. and the Inducements that
the city ia which the convention is 10
he held can ofIer in the way OF diver
sions and sightseeing.
Can any city rival Washington in
these respects? This is a city OF which
the visitor can never tire. no matter
how often duty or chance may cause
him TO come here, There are always
new phases OF life TO be seen in the
National Capital. The globe trotter viii
readily tire of the great cities scattered
over the nited States. but there is only
one city In the world that holds the
unique position OF being the govern
mental center of the greatest republic
since time was. To the student. TO the
artist. 10 the architect. TO the financier.
TO the engineering expert 10 the polit-
zeal economist. 10 the scientist. to the
educator. 10 the philosopher. one and all
Washington presents a field OF pleasur-
able research and Investigation.
Rewards for the Student.
In point OF intellectual development.
Washington is probably the most cos
mopolitan city in the world While II
is true that one does not find here the
various nationalities represented in the
low types of the poverty-stricken dis
tricts OF some of our larger cities. she
nevertheless has the highest types of
men from every country on the face OF
the globe. One finds here. as nowhere
else on this continent. representatives
of every race and creed who are men of
intelligence and information among their
own people. and who have been sent TO
Washington as the direct mouthpieces
Of their several governments.
The student OF nations and Of nation
alities Will have peculiar advantages
here. The student in every other line Will
find similar advantages here not to be
found in any other city. The financiers
find In Washington the great center Of
the banking system OF the country. The
National Treasury creates an atmos>
phere Of financial interest that is not
to be found even in Wall street with all
its frenzied manipulation OF stocks and
bonds. The political economist can
come to Washington with the feeling
that he can go to the fountain head of
popular government for his informal
ton. and for his observations. The art
list finds in the local institutions of art
masterpieces of sculpture and painting.
and ne also finds here a museum Of
contemporary national art in the mural
gressional Library. The architect will
find in the National Capital expression
of the various forms of modern archi-
lecture that have found favor in the
new world since interest in this great
subject was first aroused. From the
great white dome that crowns CAPITOL
Hill. to the lOw-lying wings OF the re-
modelled White House he VIII find p
vast range of architectural creations
slat are tit subjects for study. critic
ism. and admiration.
The educator and the scientist are
alike 1t home in Washington, for the
two will find annie occasion for re-.
search in the great universities and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
VISITORS FIND CITY
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED

In civic as well a. in private life, our
sorest disappointments are often the
spurs which drive us on 10 Z glorious
achievement This was never more fully
demonstrated than in the case of the
establishment Of Washington's electric
lighting system.
The Capital City was somewhat behind
other great municipalities in adapting
electricity to lighting purposes As re-
Gently as a quarter OF century ago, all
that was known of electricity for illu-
minating purposes here might be termed
Laboratory lighting.
The first effort TO illuminate the city
with the force which had recently been
utilized for lighting purposes was upon
the occasion of the reunion OF the So
ciety of the Army OF the Cumberland.
held here. The citizens OF the District
were anxious to show the visitors every
possible mark of courtesy and honor. As
a part of the program for the occasion.
quite a large sum was donated for the
purpose OF installing an electric lighting
plant. in order TO turn Pennsylvania
avenues night into day.
A Discouraging Failure.
All arrangements were made. and are
lights were strung at wide intervals be
tween the Capitol and the Treasury
building. a sawmill engine on Thirteenth
street was utilized 10 furnish the power
for the dynamo. When the appointed
night arrived. there was a veritable
army of skygazers lining the avenue
For minutes and hours the crowd wait
ed with necks craned To catch the first
glimpse of the promised brilliance. But
all i'm vain. It seemed that everything
was destined TO go wrong, and all that
the crowd saw was ii few suffering
sparks from a particularly industrious
carbon point. The great feature of the
reunion was a dismal. a sickeninS fall
ure- Those who suffered from strained
necks after their long vigil went home
declaring that there was no such thing
as electric lighting The crowd was
sore, and those who had planned the
great event were chagrined.
The very universally of the disap-
pointment however was the goad which
induced few public-spirited men TO re-
turn 10 the attack on the mysterious
force with the determination that it
should be haFIessed and made 10 serve
the people Of the District as "A Iuminant.
a small plant was soon erected. and
Washington was set down as among
those municipalities which had adopted
the most modern street lighting methods.
Her place in the list. however. was not
very prominent one at once. for, &C
cording TO the first annual report of the
board of dire ctors Of the new company,