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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-11-03
Notice to Creditors
In the Third Judicial District Court Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Eureka.

County OF Eureka.
In the matter OF the Estate Of A. W. Camp
bell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
z. III. HUI, was on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1906, by the Third Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State OF Nevada, in and for
she County of Eureka, duly appointed as
administrator OF the estate OF A.. w. Campbell,
of the town of Eureka, Eureka County, Ne
vada, deceased, anil having qualified as such,
Letters of Administrative thereon have been
i-sued to him, and a summary administration
of said estate has by said Court been ordered.
All creditors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same, with the
proper vouchers attached. with the Clerk Of
the Court, within forty days after first publ
cation of this notice.
Dated, Eureka, Nevada, November 3, 1906,
+. II. HUI, Administrator
| of the estate of A. w. Campbell, deceased.
LEW ROGERS, Attorney of Administrator.
First publication, November 3, 1906.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-11-03

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whiskey. Sold by The Eureka Cash
Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
MACHINERY FOR NEVADA.
New Boilers Purchased for Scenic
Company's Mines.

The Scenic Mining & Milling company,
owning valuable properties at Mineral
Hill midway between Palisade and Eure
ka New, is preparing to greatly enlarge
it's campaign Of operations. S. Charles
Pratt of Brooklyn. who is president OF the
company, stopped over in Salt Lake yes
terday on his way from the east to camp
and placed an order with the Salt Lake
Hardware company for two 1O0-horsepow-
OF steam boilers these to add that much
to the efficiency of the plant and allow
of greater activity than the property has
known i'm recent years.
The Mineral Hill mines are reDuted to
be of great worth. Notwithstanding the
great amount OF ore they produced in
early DAYS and now. with the metals at
their best it is the intention of the COM
pany to make the fur fly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
SPLENDID MAP OF ELY.
Camps Foremost Engineering Com
pany Issues Fine Piece of Work.

When passing through the city early in
the week. H. X. Wheeler of the III. X.
Wheeler company. mining and civil en-
gineers of Ely, New. made arrangements
for the sale of their handsome and COM
pIete new maps of the Ely district by the
Callahan book store and the Pembroke
company. Owing to the tremendous ac-
tivity that has taken possession of the
Ely camp during the past few months.
Mr. Wheeler says that his firm had been
overwhelmed with orders for the maps.
He has placed them on sale here to meet
the demand here and elsewhere with a
much dispatch as possible. fact that will
be appreciated by Salt Lakers interested
in the district.
The Wheeler company has been doing
work in the camp of Ely for more than
surveying there was done by them. Their
large claim and group map is printed on
pure white linen. and each group OF
claims is shown in heavy marginal lines
and in various colors. Tt covers all the
country east of Ely, west and northwest
for a stretch of ten miles. and for six or
eight miles wide. All of the roads. cam
yons and mine works are shown in this
map. which sells for so a copy; the same
map printed on paper and not colOred.
sells for So. while a small group map.
without names of claims. printed on pa
per sells for 81 The larger maps are
ones that will sell and which will prove
of value. as all the data one might ask
for can be found in them.
The Wheeler company is the oldest and
most prominent combination of engineers
relating to the camp receive prompt at
tentiOn AT their hands. They are a
bunch of hustlers and they know their
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
AFTER A SILVER MINE.
Salt Laker Will Take Property Ad-
Joining Famous Cortez Bonanza.

B. F. Kelly the local mining operator.
will leave for Nevada today and when
he returns it will be with a bond on the
property adjoining the famous old Cor
teZ mine twenty miles east of Tenab DO. in
the old Bullion district The COrteZ mine
has a record Of having produced nearly
$50 zoe O00. and In its day was rated as
the richest silver mine In the country. ri
IS still producing. and If 1t was to fan
into the hands Of men who know how
10 mine il would probably repeat its
past record.
Within a few hundred feet OF the work
ings of the famous old bonanza the same
forna ton exists i'm the property which
Mr. Kelly is acquiring and. with tho
amount of work already done. he has no
reason 10 believe other than that he can
get the ore there within a short time
He knows the ground only by description.
hut it appeals TO him as one of the best
layouts he has bumped into since com
ing to Utah over two years ago. The
man who owns the ground has had IL for
twenty years and while he has never
been able to do much with * himself. ii
IS only recently that he has decided TO
give some one else q chance at il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
WEIR BROS. NIPPED.
New York Brokerage Firm Victim
lied on "Pacific Copper"

man calling himself Harold A Por-
ter. % years old. and refusing to give
his address. was in the TOmbs police
court yesterday. charged with getting 1912
from Weir Bros. bankers and brokers,
ri p Broad street. by an old dodge says
last Tuesdays New York Sun. J. g.
Weir. head of the firm. appeared in
court TO press the case. He said the swim
Ole was quite joke on him.
The defendant came into his office a
few days ago. he said. and tried to sell
him some shares OF the Pacific. Copper
company Mr.. Weir asked what Pacific
Copper was and Porter told him ii was
q new company backed by +. III. Harri-
man. Then he showed Mr.. Weir a pros
pectus bearing Mr.. Harriman's name. Mr..
Weir didn't bite. but Porter left his tel
eDhone number when he went away
While Mr.. Weir was out at lunch that
dav some one called mp on the telephone
and wanted 10 buy twenty shares of Pa
cific Copper. The clerk, recalling Por-
tar's offer. called up the latter and bought
the twenty shares. for which he paid 1912.
The would-be purchaser. however. never
called for the stock. MIR. Weir reported
the case TO the police. and Detective
Frank O'Connor arrested Porter yester-
day as he was irving TO sell Pacific Cop
per TO Harris e. Co. OF IS Pine street.
Porter was held in $1,000 for examina-
fiOn TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
STRIKE IS MADE
IN UTAHNA MINE
Dugway Property of Company
Now Shows Full Breast of
COpper-Lead Ore.
NTH. LAKE DEVELOPMENT
SACRAMENTO POSTS A $1,000
DIVIDEND.
NTH. LAKE DEVELOPMENT

The mana cement of the Ctahna Mining
company, operating in the Dugway dis
trlct, Is eXulting over strike that has
Just been made in the tunnel that is be-
ing driven in on the contact ledge. Som
little time ago the man who had the con-
tract TO drive the tunnel threw UP the
JOB. A little ore was then beginning to
snow and assays on some of the rock
brought IN gave returns of 20 per cent
copper. AS soon as possible the company
mustered force of men and resumed
work IN the tunnel. Friday a message
from the mine stated that the entire face
of the tunnel was in ore running high in
copper and carrying some silver and q
little lead. No aSsys have yet been had
on the samples of the ore which accom-
panied the letter, but its appearance is
enough TO guarantee its high value.
The tunnel is now in q distance of about
$50 feet and there is still another 100 feet
10 run to get under the big iron blow
out on the surface and beneath which II
has always been felt a large body of paw
ore would be developed. That a full face
or ore is now in evidence makes II rea-
sonably certain that every expectation of
the management will be realized and then
some. AT any rate, the work will now be
crowded for all il is worth and by Christ
mas ii is believed that the tunnel will
show continuous ore body more than
100 feet long and still showing ahead
The DugWay district. IN which the prop
erty is located. is th1; side of the Deep
Creek region and the recently surveyed
line of the Salt Lake route, which cuts
between the Granite and Dugway noun
tainS, is one and one-half miles from the
mine. 1t also cuts close to the St. George
and other well known properties that are
giving good accounts of themselves Near
by, also. is the Bancroft group. belong
ing to Captain Duncan MacVichie and
others and which will most likely be in
spected by +. A. HeinZe and his party or
Tuesday as they come in from the Deep
Creek country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
DEAL FOR OHIO
IS ALL THE TALK
Rumor That 1t Was Closed Sent
the Stock Up to $3.50 a
Share Yesterday.
OHIO OFFICIALS ARE SILENT
HEINZE is EXPECTED BACK
ABOUT TUESDAY.

There was lively diminishing on ali
sides yesterday TO learn what might be
doing in the Ohio-Heinze deal and the
opinion in stock brokerage and specula-
tive circles was that il had been closed
up. AS a result the stock of the Ohio
company was quickly put up from $3.50
TO $3.50 per share end shorts hustled TO
cover. President y. j. Catrow, who came
out from Ohio on Thursday and left for
home again last night, declared during
the afternoon that there was nothing
new to report concerning the pending
deal, and when Manager Thomas Weir.
who has been at the helm in the matter
from the beginning. was asked when a
story giving the result OF the deal could
be released, he said:
Just as soon as there is anything to
say"
there could not possibly be any new de-
velopments during the absence of Mr..
HeinZe. The latter is now presumably on
his way into the Deep Greek country
from Ely. accompanied by Captain Dun
can MacVichie and Alfred Frank, his
chief engineer, with the purpose of max
ing an examination OF the Gold Hill prop
critics. The party was to have gone in
from the Ely side by auto They will
he met at the Gold Hill mines of the
Western Utah Copper company by cap
tain MacVichie's machine. which left
here yesterday morning in charge of
James A MacVichie. manager of the
properties. The Heinze party is due to
reach here again not later than Wednes-
day next.
At Ely Mr. HeinZe and those who &C
Companied him were expected TO inspect
the big block of ground adjoining the
Neteran-Ely group of the Cumberland
Ely company on the west. and it is also
certain that the Robust Mcdonald ana
MaceO properties of the Kearns-keith
combination would be sized up. The
ground adjoining the Veteran was. it is
understood, recently secured for HeinZe
by Captain MacVichie and there is be-
Heved to be a strong proba bility that he
would join the KearnS-keith combination
I'm their exploitation of the properties
acquired by them i'm the eastern portion
Of the camp during the visit to the
ground. Events are chasing each other
pretty rapidly and there is likely TO BE
p number Of good pieces of news to relate
during the next few weeks and possibly
DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Mines and Mining Stocks
NTH. LAKE DEVELOPMENT.
Reached Stage Where Jesse Knight
Soon Expects to Make Mine.

That Uncle Jesse Knight is anticipat-
ing the making Of another bonanza mine
in the Mountain Lake Consolidated COM
pany is evident from the message that
was received from him yesterday suggest
ing that no more treasury stock be sold.
Mr.. Knight believed that there was
enough money in the treasury 20 bring
the property out and he felt that the
stock Should soon be worth more money
than the 30 cents a share that had been
obtained for 10000 shares of the stock.
1t win be remembered that during the
late summer Mr.. Knight bought the
Steamboat companys property at the
head of Snake Greek canyon. just over
the divide east from Big Cottonwood
where the Mountain Lake ground is To-
Gated, and which adjoins the Steamboat
After the purchase the Steamboat and
Mountain Lake were consolidated and the
new company stocked for 1,Jm.VU SHARES
half of which went into the treasury. The
plan originally decided upon was TO sell
200 coo shares of the stock at 30 cents
Mr.. Knight agreeing to take a share for
every share sold to anybody else. With
ample funds already provided, Mr.. knight
now feels that no more stock should be
allowed to get out at that price
The Steamboat tunnel is in distance of
200 feet. and il is expected that the next
few hundred feet will reach the ledge that
crops so strongly and looks so well on
the surface. While the work is progress
ing i'm this tunnel. the new one. that
was started farther down the canyon in
safe from snowslides and thus allow OF
work being carried on all winter, is be-
ing pushed I'm 10 connection with the
old one at point about 600 feet from its
mouth.
During the fall in running this new
piece Of tunnel a fissure was encountered
that carried about a foot of rich silver
lead ore other stringers have since been
encountered but no effort has been made
TO prospect any of them. Six months
provisions and supplies are now at the
mine and there is strong proba bility
that during the winter months important
disclosures will be made in the ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
BROKERS' BIG COMPANY.
Form Syndicate and Put Up For
tune to Handle GoIdfieId Ground.

The Begole Mines Syndicate is the name
of a new corporation formed in the east
during the last few weeks to operate in
the camp of Godfield. 1t was launched
with a capital stock of 10000 shares of
par value of SO each. and every share
was Immediately taken. The syndicate
acquired the White Rock group OF claims
Immediately east of GOldfleld and COM
prising 100 acres, as well as some leases
on the Mohawk. Within an hour almost
everybody in Boston was scrambilng Tor
stock in the White Rock company, which
the syndicate had organized TO take over
and IL then occurred to the syndicate that
if the ground was held in such high es-
TEEN II would be just as well TO keep and
operate it as a syndicate proposition. SO
the capital of the Begole syndicate was
increased by 5000 shares, and the new
stock was promptly taken and paid for
by the syndicate and its immediate friends
at par.
The Begole Mines Syndicate is COM
posed OF the big brokerage and banking
firms of Logan & Bryan. Paine. Weber
& CO.. Hayden. Stone & Co, and Pollock
& Co. of this city, with f. III. Begole of
Michigan. the promoter of the enter
prise. and a few. very few. outsiders, one
of whom il d. III. Peery Of this city, who
was lucky enough TO get in through
James a. Pollock. for "A small block OF
the stock. While the corporation is only
a few days old. the stock is now being
sought at $3.50 per share.
THE Begole Mines Syndicate" said Mr..
Pollock yesterday. 'is very much or
close corporation. as indicated by it's cap
italization. Adjoining our White Rock
group on the east and northeast are most
of the big camps. including the ,Goldfield
Mining company, Combination, Mohawk.
Red Top and Silver Pick. We are joined
on the north by the Lou Dillon and Gold
field Esmeralda Captain Thomas Hoop
CT. one OF the best known practical mine
managers in the Michigan copper country,
has been made the manager of our prop
critics and he is now at camp getting the
campaign started. With the $4,000 that
the sale Of the new stock has provided,
the mines will be developed"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
SACRAMENTO DIVIDEND.
Company Orders Payment Of $4,000
-Rullon-Beck Comma.

The Sacramento Gold Mining company
has posted a dividend of 11Rc per share.
aggregating 5000 for payment on the
first of the coming month. Everything
is running smoothly at the mine and, in
addition to turning out the usual amount
of gold cyanides, the quicksilver retorts
are making money for the company with
accustomed regularity. During the next
month or two another consignment of
this product will be forwarded TO the
eastern markets. and the company will
realize anywhere from $1,000 to $4,000
for it.
Between now and the first the Bullion
Beck company is also due to get in line
for a distribution, and the shareholders
are expecting another 10c share, or s10,-
coo Manager p. T. Farnsworth stated
during the week that a dividend would
be forthcoming within A few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Sixty Years Experience Of an =.
Nurse.

Mrs winsiow's Soothing Syrup n tn.
prescription OF one Of the best female
physicians and nurses IN the Unifed
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value Is incalcu-
liable II relieves the child from pain.
and wind collie. BY giving health TO the
child It rests the mother. Price Is cents
Q bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in the local
open market during the past week. as re-
ported by Mccormick & Co. amounted TO
1924 600 yesterdays proportion of the to-
tai being sos. 100 as follows: Silver. lead
gold and copper ores. $4,000; base bullion,
$50 600; gold bars So go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

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and Already Selling at As Cents.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
J. ORERNpORFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 1872 1s1 8. Main 81
PHONE DUVALI

About that wall paper. painting. etc.
You will save money, time and worry.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Metal M arket.

Silver. 7O2sc per ounce.
Copper. casting. 2lI2c per pound.
Lead. $50 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
TREASURY STOCK.

Salt Lake Ely mine for sale, soc De.
share. w. W. Byrne, treasurer, K anyor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01
81 KILLED In
BOMB EXPLOSION
Russian Prsmier's Home Almost
Torn to Pieces.
VICTIMS HORRIBLY MANGLED

St Petersburg, Aug. 27.-The daugh-
ter Of Premier Stolypin. who was in
iured by the bomb explosion in the
premier's summer home Saturday, and
who was enormously reported 20 have
died, is still alive. and passed a quiet
night under the effects OF an opiate.
The premier's son, who also was hurt.
is better
The telegram sent by Emperor Mich
olas 70 NJ. Stolypin after the explosion
was as follows:
u cannot find words to express my
indignation. I hope with all ny heart
that the health OF your son and daugh-
ter viii soon be restored and likewise
that Of the other persons injured"
Two more of the rs persons injured
by the explosion died, bringing the
total number OF deaths up to 80. Twen-
ty-six persons were instantly killed
The premier was holding recep-
ton when the four terrorists arrived
IN a coach. One OF them was dressed
as a driver and was on the box. Two
wore foreign military uniforms and
the fourth was IN civilian dress. Two
Of the occupants OF the carriage. who
were ostentatiously laughing and chat
TING as they approached the house, de-
scended from The carriage. one Of them
carrying an article about a foot high.
resembling a gilded vase. and passed
unhindered into the house. though a
police sergeant was stationed near the
door TO keep a lookout for suspicious
persons. The driver remained on his
box. and the man who wore civilian
clothes remained In the carriage.
The two men who entered the house
easily gained admission 20 the ante
room. where a fOotman and three sec
retaries were stationed. Without ex-
PLANTATION they tried 20 pass through 20
the reception hall. where an oficial
reception was being held One OF the
secretaries. however. started forward
70 inquire their business. and. evident
ly realizing that Il would be lmpossi-
bic for them 20 gain access TO the pre-
mier. the man who held the supposed
vase hurled IL with all his strength
against the wall next 70 the reception
hail
At-the moment OF the explosion the
large reception hall was filled with a
great concOurse OF officials and WISH
tors. NJ. Stolypin. himself. had an In
slant before stepped out OF the room.
People were literally blown to pieces.
Those who were not killed insanity
We're horribly MANNED OF lacerated.
and all the others present were pros
trated by the shock. Pieces Of flesh and
clothing chung 10 the shattered rafters
overhead and some lodged in the
branches OF the elm trees which border
the roadway separating the premier's
residence from the river.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01
CLEVERLY HAS COLORED WIFE.
White Man Who Married Katie
Bowlcs. Coiored. l. I'm Savannah.

Washington. ID. c. Post Aug 24.l
Maj. Sylvester yesterday received
communication from the chief Of
police OF Savannah. Ga. 90 the Of
feet that Louis NJ. Cleverly. white.
Of that city. who was married fin
Washington last Friday 90 Kate
Bowles. colored. OF tho same city.
has a white wife and child living in
Savannah.
Tho letter also inquired IL the
Washington authorities could hle
charges against him. The commun
ication further stated that Cleverly
and his colorcd bride arrived In
Savannah Monday morning Hardly
IL is said. had they stepped from the
train when his troubles began.
Cleverly was employed by the Chi
cago Picture Company. which has a
branch Office in Savannah. When
his employer heard OF hiss marriage
he was Immediately discharged. on
August IA Cleverly went 20 the
manager OF the company and said
he wanted 20 leave the city for
few days. He borrowed $40. Il is
said. and the next day left presum
ably for Washington.
Last Friday he was married TO the
tOARltA WhAAn 10y the rev. r. N. -.
Peck. pastor OF the Ebenezer Afri-
can Methodist Church of this city.
According 70 the letter, Cleverly
married the colored woman for her
money. She Is said to possess SIS,
600 in her own name. II IS also
alleged that Cleverly declared that
he did not intend 20 live with her,
but, as heretofore would live by
himself
Although he is said 20 have q
white wife and child living. under
the Georgia law be cannot even be
charged with bigamy, as a marriage
between blacks and whites in that
State Is not considered valid. Clev
erly, IL Is said. has been living in
Savannah for eleven years. but dur
ing that time had not lived with his
wife. Mrs. Cleverly No. ] said that
her husband was a morphine fiend.
and that on several occasions had
broken into her trunk and stolen
her bank book and had drawn out
all of her money.
The only way, il is said. that
Cleverly can be handled is for his
wife 10 swear out a warrant in
Washington charging him with biga
my. This she refuses TO do, as she
says she prefers TO drop the matter
on account of her fifteen year old
son. Mai. Sylvester has the matter
under Amusement.