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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16

Bullfrog Red Oak ground on the north
east extension of the world-famous
Neutrality-suspicious. mine. This
new strike makes 1t more than proba-
BILE that this same great ore body will
be opened up at depth on several
adjoining properties. 1t is the belief
of eminent mining authorities that
many of the greatest permanent mines
in the world will be opened up in the
Bullfrog district.
Hon. Geo. D. Meiklejohn, ex-lieuten-
ant governor of Nebrask and asss-
tant secretary of war under President
Mckinley, has become a large stock
holder in the Bullfrog Gold Gulch Min
ing company, after a recent personal
inspection of the ground. Leading
merchants and bankers of the Bullfrog
district are also Interested. Mr. Adams
and associates were the original loca-
tors of the property and are putting
the money raised from the sale of
treasury stock right into active pros
pecting and development work.
Mr.. Adams originally hailed from
Grand Rapids, Mich. He came to Los
Angeles in 1904, when he worked for
the w. H. Hoegee Awning and Tent
company. When he returns to Beatty
his family will join him there from
Michigan.
Inc Officers OF the Bullfrog Gold
Gulch Mining company are e. e.
Adams, president and manager; C. G.
Randall of ]. P. Randall & Son, mer-
chants of Beatty, vice president; j.
p. Randall, secretary; F. L. War
burton, assistant cashier Bullfrog
Bank & Trust company, treasurer, and
f. H. Stickney, cashier Southern Ne
vada Banking company, Bullfrog,
director. The company is incorporated
for $1,OOOOOO with 100000 shares of
the par value of 81, and 100000 shares
in the treasury for development pur-
poses.
Mr.. Adams expects to remain in Los
Angeles several days
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
transcontinental lines by a process

transcontinental lines by process
worked out by James j. HILL
From Sacramento comes the news of
the traversing of the northern part of
the state with the Jim Hill lines or
really the consolidated Great Northern
and Burlington. The Sacramento story
is as follows:
1.-THE Western Pacific will tap only
that part of the valley south of Oro-
vile. That is a rich and fertile region
it is true, but all the great rich val
ley from Marysville north, including
Colusa, Glenn and the west half of
Butte, Tehama, Shasta and Siskiyou
counties, will still be the extensive do
main of the Southern Pacific, and it
is this extensive region upon which
James ]. Hill has been casting longing
eyes for years past"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
INVENTOR SEEKS PROTECTION
Asks That lnfringers Be Restrained
From Manufacturing Metallic
DRAINAGE FITTINGS

Reese Llewellyn and Frank Walker
of Los Angeles are plaintiffs in an
action filed with the clerk of the United
States circuit court yesterday, in which
Thomas Bruce is defendant.
1t is alleged that a patent owned by
the plaintiffs has been infringed upon
by Bruce, and an injunction restrain
ing him from manufacturing the met
allie drainage fittings for which they
hold a Datent is asked
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
SAYS APPOINTMENTS ARE
MADE INDEPENDENTLY
CHIEF OF TAMMANY HALL NOT
CONSULTED
John Fox, Sr, President of New York
City Democratic Club, Gives Her
aid Interesting Interview as
to Gotham Politics

Appointments to civil service COM
missions in New York city are being
made entirely independent of the sug-
gestion of the chief of Tammany hall
organizations by Mayor Mcclellan.
Since the latter's election to the mayor
atty a misunderstanding seems to have
arisen between Patrick Murphy and
Mr. Mcclellan. 1t commenced with
the appointment of Patrick Gowan to
not one of personal animosity, but the
result of different political views be-
tween the two heads"
These statements were made by
John Fox Sr., president Of the New
York City Democratic club of 617
Fifth avenue, who arrived on the linn
tied yesterday and took apartments at
the Van Mugs hotel with his son, John
Fox, Jr.
at is too soon after the election of
the present mayor to the chair to make
any statements as to the political flu
ture of New York city" said Mr.. Fox
yesterday afternoon, but, owing to a
recent bill which was introduced in the
legislature, the defeated Municipal
Ownership candidate may yet be
elected.
1.-The bill introduced at the last ses-
sion of the legislature asks for the re-
counting of the ballot cast at the last
election and stands well Of being
passed."
When asked if the recent election has
made manifest any improvements for
New York city, Mr.. Fox declined to
make any definite statements.
The Democratic club of which Mr..
Fox has the distinction of having been
president for the past eight years is
enc of the most prominent In the
United States. Among Its members are
the well known Democrats of the mu-
nicipality, and include Chief Murphy
of Tammany hall. the judges Of the
supreme court and other equally
prominent personages. The club, says
Mr.. Fox, is directed absolutely indie
pendent of other organizations.
Mr. Fox's mission to this city at the
present time is one purely of pleasure.
His son preceded him Wednesday.
They will remain here three weeks,
then proceed to San Francisco, stop
! ping at the leading coast towns.
| This is Mr.. FoX's fourth visit to this
city, the last time being some twelve
years ago He is delighted with Los
Angeles and it's climate, in spite of
the rains that are feature of the
] winter season.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
Predicts Great Consolidation

A railroad attorney whose business
brings him in touch with the financial
end of all these roads declares that af-
fairs are so shaping that one can
reach no other conclusion, and he pre-
diets that within ten years, at least,
and possibly sooner, the four roads
mentioned will have become two great
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16

Talk o Phone free. See the proposition
In todays Herald,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
RAILWAYS PLAN.
TO CONSOLIDATE
HILL AND HARR MAN WILL JOIN
FORCES
Scene of Undertaking Is In Northern
California, Where Fertile District
Will Be Entered by
New Lines

E. H. Hartman and ]. ]. Hill are
now massing their forces, preparing
for one of the greatest railroad wars
in the history of the country, accord
ing to railroad information, which is
considered to be accurate.
The scene of the strife will be in
Northern California, which is to re-
ceive the direct benefit of the most gil
gantic transcontinental railroad deal
ever known that is now being formu-
lated.
This means the consolidation of the
Northern Pacific and the Chicago Mil
waukee and st. Paul and the Great
Northern and Burlington lines into
two great transcontinental lines. 1t
also means a desperate fight between
the four lines mentioned and the
Hartman lines.
Involves Vast Sums
The undertaking involves two sep
arate transactions. They have been in
the minds of the promoters for several
years. The proposal means two of the
greatest railroad systems in the world
The Great Northern, with its $120 000,-
900 iron ore leases and the sale of
rights to its own and Burlington stock
holders. amounting to fifty million
more, will cement these two lines into
one vast double track system to the
coast.
The Northern Pacific, whose stock is
actually worth $500 on the basis of its
earnings, may easily devote 500, 900 00C
towards the purchase of stock in the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul, now
extending to the Pacific coast, and
practically paralleling the Northern
Pacific. The Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul will find it more convenient
at points along the route to use the
Northern Pacific tracks. Indeed. con-
ferences have already been held be-
tween the high officials to this end.
Predicts Great Consolidation
A railroad attorney whose business
brings him in touch with the financial
end of all these roads declares that af-
fairs are so shaping that one can
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
ASKS DAMAGES FOR ASSAULT
Frank B. Roney Sues to Recover $500
From Man Who PUN.
meled Him

Claiming that he was punched in the
ear and hit on the nose Frank Il.
Roney has sued Orlando X Parker in
the superior court for $500 damages.
Roney alleges that on July ~, 1905,
he went into Parker's office in the
Braly building to discuss business
matters and during his stay Parker
beat him in such a manner as to leave
him deaf in the left ear ever since.
The defendant denies punching
Roney, but admits that there was a
disagreement between them.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16

'"Have you ever read the story of
the Forty Thieves in The Arabian
Nights?"
mo, but I've been keeping up with
the insurance investigations in New
York."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
Wealthy Alaska Miner Disappears

1y AasOcIaIed PTess.
SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 15.-Percy
X. Swan, a wealthy Alaska miner,
has disappeared. He left Seattle on
January % for his home in San Fran
cisco with presumably $4,000 in money
and checks on his person. His bag
gage went through to San Francisco,
but nothing rs ever been heard from
him.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28

8ihtiateit oieier grtldruno elm uno
@puroaln b[ieb i'm unbeitrittenen
BeitB Ieines 8anflDtals. ieiner
8antfirma uno inerBDftDHtce'8 Boz:
Tim oiele Belt perlteR Der S0nn.
taesbetradter Nem Orleans, ipater
bDrte er, Die 8ant babe lih uieoer
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puppt uno iebt bDrt ct t0n tuqen
Streiden. bic Suuroain in Solicit
unb Baibiueton maht. St lit mies
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inlben uniinn ia niht aniteaen, to-
tai perriidt; Sober muB oas iagen,
Der nieie Geibihten lieit. uno
@ouroain miro aud oerrtdt bleiben.
bia-nun, biz er etwa tpteoer Elm
neues 2~ptteriesu nternebnen anfdnat.
Nber mas lit nun oieier WeniG
eigentlih? SIT CT ruirttih Elm 0arr
ooer Elm 8auner, elm Wahnftnniaer
noer elm Gerbreher? Sieneidt ales.
ginem Binbtater m6dte eS nieQeidt
niht leiht fallen. Feitsuitelen. 100
in oielem Wenfhen bic 8rensen
stpilhen Wabnitnn uu0 8erbreheu
lieaen. Nber ems lift eepiB,- ae-
fdhrlib 1T er unter allen umitdnoen,
oas Dat guh beinabe ieoer. Der nit
Tim su tun Qebabt ibHeraltd emz
nfunneu.
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Wabl Mn5etgen.
fsur 2eeislatur. Superintendent

8ir iinb autDrifirt, auautinoigen, oas
s. s. Onion, &anbibat fir 6as Nmt
eines 9e9iBlaturs& ep n t a NJ
ten, Stene ND. l 1T, unb iih ben 5entps
tratiiben Brimdrruablen, am SamGna,
ben 28. Suli, untertpirft.
Sir iinb autoriiirt, ansutano,aen, bas
@rabam 9otpbelI, &anbibat fir oas
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te n, Stene SEQ 3 lit, un6 iih ben bemo.
frotii6hen Brimdrpnblen, am Samftag,
ben Is. Suli. untertutrft.
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(Nn5etge.)
An bic 5ttmmseber bon 8erar
EDuntn!

0err 8i1l. g. Gnoerfun be-
pirut iib UNI Die oemUtrati1he Noa
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maht i'm beSonoers oasu aeeiqnet,
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tiger Griminalfdue gu unteritiiben.
Seine @rfahrunaen, feline 8eroienfte
uno feline Sdhiateiten lputen ben inz
teuieenten Stimmeeber, Der Den .bea
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gang beIonoer8 peranlafien, ibrt feline
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unteritiiBen uno linn Die 0DmtnatiDn
gu fibern.
MnOeriDn Gampa9ne Spmite.
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Sic geb0ren aniheineno at Der SDrte
nDn 0a9rihten, Die BON elmer &epu.
Luton meloen. uenrl Elm paar outnr1e
Sunaen auf Der StraBe IGreiea uber
o0n elmer Meuterei, perr elm paar
SOloaten iiber 0as gf1en Drummer.
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fbl0fien, in Der oas Siburger Mani.
felt aeorudt muroe, uno bat beirt
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Die Mttalieoer Der r@rDup Of Epi("
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bolten laifen uno piefe Bapiere be-
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bate Die @eiitlibteit 9antlaauness
gottesoienite neaer Der Nuf1Diuna
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an oas BoGt in ben &trben oerleien
:oeroen iDae. Ser Sinanan1iniiter
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in Berlin aus Dem 2eber geihieoen.
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i'm 70. Snfanterie. &eaiment, tueaer,
Supelenibwinoels uno urtunoers
falibuna itedbriefltb nerfolgt miro.
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6ranf s. UDBbarot,
aam6i6at fiir Gouatn : MnuaIt.
Wuerlet.

- Die 8eteilieuue an ben Bris
1tdrmahlen iheint cine lehr ibmabe
gu iein; biz beute nahmittaa Qeaen
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Die ~@eiammtausaaben oes
COUNTY beliefen iib i'm Suli auf
$40, 1883. 9aoon entfielen $780,
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bel Der gu befDlgenoen ginf1rdntuna
Der Nusaaben lit es pieueiht m6a,
lid. Die 8eleqifaft bon Der Sbuls
oerlalt III befreien.
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GaHaaterIiffe.

Der 9ampfer n&Dln", Der am 5.
Nuauit in @aloefton erpartet pirb,
brtn9t bic folgenoen Gaiitens BaKa.
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unb Srau, Srau Maria Bartl, SRI So
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unb Srau. 9b0ntas be Bries, Sanoc 8is
nial. Nicolaus 8etBenbaber, Sermann
8aioIer. 2ubtute 8iiian, @ari 8il6,
Daniel 8ilo, 9enrb Bilbben, s 8ali.
Get, NuguIt 8itt un6 5rau, s 8 s 2anp.
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Silise tno arsenebme &eiie aad
0ritben.

Isle uns 6err alfred soft.
her General Gaent oes 0orboeut.
ihen 2lpbo in @alpefton, mitteilt,
miro Der 9ampfer n36lu", Der aul
5. Guquit in @aloeiton eintrifft, ben
6afen am Ii. pieoer perlaiien. Mit
oieier ssabrt tritt Die 8interrate BON
$50 in 4raft. Wer nod cine Ser
gniiaun9Ss Doer Beiuhsreiie nod
Der alien 6eimat gu unternebmen
miinibt. Der foIte bieie @elegenbeit
benuBen, sumal Die Wpnate Septem.
bee uno OCTOBER. mo- ale 3beater,
Opern uno SDnaertidle pieoer ae6f'
net iino uno AUDI bas &lima anre.
geno uno ertrdglih lift, fib pana be-
ionoers gum Gufentbalt oruben eie'
men. Die Reiie lift biqia uno bDhft
angenebm; Der Gomfurt auf benz
Dampfer lit in ieoer 0iniibt erittlai'
fig uno bic Terpfleguna ausee5eid'
net. Der Dampfer miro nernutlib
fart beiebt iein uno man beleae oa'
her reftseitia Bnfiaae.
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Sir Guuntn . Nupalt.

Die wSreie BreIie it autoriSirt Serrn
Sbab. g. d b m 8 als 8anoibat fur
oas Nnt oes g b : u n 10 a It bel
Der benDritehenoeu BabI ausuaeiaen.
Sd tinbiee hermit an, oaB ib aanoi.
bat fir bas Mmt zines gountp . anpalts
fur Serar @ountn bin unb bite UNI bic
tattrLftiae llnteritisuna meiner Sreunoe.
Sd u%ntertuerfe mild ben o~emofratiihen
Sr'r'aruoblen. TomS s. 9emton n.
Sb tinoiee MIDI hermit oils &anbiont
flr oas amt oes gount1< u II 10 Its
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llnterhlBune meiuer 5reunoe Sd UNI
tertuerfe mid Der @ntIbeiouno Der oemo-
fratiif1en Brimarrpablen ON %. 5uli 1906.
8tlliam g. Nnberipn.
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER,

Cine fleine 5lafbe BON 9eras Bunoer,
6au's grDBer gntbedune, heilt ane Nie'
rem. mno Blaienlei6en, entferut Stetne.
beilt Diabetes. NusHuB, ihwahe &iiden,
Rbeumatismus unb aGe nnreselmaBis.
teiten Der Nieren unb Der 8taie Bel Bel.
ben @elblebtern, ebeniD 8lalenleiben
BEL &inhern. Benn guer N~potbeter eB
nibt nertauft, tbnnt SIR es eeeen Gin.
ienoune nDn $1.00 erbalten. Cine tleine
Slaibe reibt fur atpet Monate unb ners
feblt Selten 9eilung. 9r. g. IS. SaG,
aletniger Sabritant, IS. .. BDr 629, ct.
2puis, Mo. 2aBt gub 3euenifie ihiden.
gum 8ertauf BET aIrn Sru9aifen.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
Sir gpuntn : @dabmeifter.

@tr fiub autDrtItrt, anaufanolgen, oaB
6err Refer s . iib nm bas Nmt
6es gDuntb : 9 h at m eiters fir
Berar gpuntn betpirbt mno iid ben bemDs
tratifhen 8rimdrpnblen am %. Suli
untertpirft.
Die rSreie BreHe" 1T %autprifirt, ansu.
~finbigen. bnB Serr u. p. % alt n, Z.
Iih um bas Nnt bes 9 d a B meiters
BON 8ernr gpnntb betpirbt. Or matt
leine &anbibntur 0 ben gntiheihunaen
ourh bic 6emotratiiben Brimdrtuahlen
am %. Suli abhdnaia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
Sir gDuntp,G Solicitor.

8ir iinb autprifirt, anauseisen, baB
Saul 80 eerbeibt iib INN oas Mrnt
6es 6 0untp. collector fir Bernr
gountp betpirbt uno iih ben oemDtratir
iben Brimartuableu unteriuirft.
B:r iinb ~nutpriiirt, ansuseigen, BAT
S0hn u. Sitter Ranoibat fur oas
Nmt oes GDuntbs SteuertplIet.
tors 1T uno fih ben be~mofratiidben Hri.
mdrruuhlen nprn %. Suli untertuirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
Il r 6 heriff.

Die .6reie Breiie" 1T autDriiirt, 6errn
SDbn IS. s. bin, als aan6ioaten fur
8ieoertuahl fir bas 4nt bes Sheriff
BON Berar g0untp anauaeiaen. Or lnaft
feline &anotoatur BON Der gntfdheibun9
snrb BITE oem0fratiihen Brimarpahlen
a%bhanoia.
Die .Sreie Breiie" lit autnrifirt, 9errn
o us. u. W q u + m q n n, nI8 Ranbioat
flr oas Nn1t oes Sbertf bon Berar
gountn an8uaei9en. Or mndbt ieine &an.
otoatur BON Der @ntibeioung burh bic
oemotratiiben 8rimartpahIem a6banQia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
bur 80 Sahre alt.

SD bin rur 50 Sabre aft uno ruer.
be MIDI ME otter fiiblen, TO lanae i'd
Electric Bitters betumnten tann, iaai
Wtrs. 6. g.. Brunion. Dublin, Ga.
Dieter Comic hdlt bic Nlterl iuna uno
.1aht Die Shmaben fart. Dns.
pepite, ftarre 2eber. entSinoete @ies
rem meroen iiher ourh electric Bit
ters aebeilt. @arantiert. gu baben
bel Noolph DreiR uno s. &alteper
& SDhn. Breis so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
I,nr 9i{tritt.GnmaIt.

Die rTreie grefe" lift autorilirt, Serrn
s. 6. Batter als aanbibat fir bas limit
oes trittsNnmaltb BET Der benor.
ftebenoen Rabl an5u5eiaen. Or n1atbt
feline 8an6ibatur BON Der gnt16eioung
burb bic 6emotratiihen 8rimdrpablen
am %. Suli abhdHsie.
@tr fino autDriiirt, anautIn6igen, oas
Serr 6. 9. Robtnpn Ranoibat fir bas
Nmt bes Sitrittt Namalts 1T unb
ii6 ben bumotrotiiden Brimdrtpabten
am %. Suli unterpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
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Dot Mantbem ibon eroB 9eib aebrabt.
9ieie8 alten betpdhrten SprihbpDrtes
spiro leiber nur 81 tpenie aebabt uno am
fueniaften tuDbt BEL Der 8Hege Der @e<
iunbbett. Sic meifen Menihen benton
erit an bies tDftbare @ei6enf bes 6tntt
mels, tpenn es su ipdt lit, tpenn bic &C.
lunoheit nerlpren lit. 9esbalb 1T es ole
len ortnaenb an5urnten. BEL 3etten benz
benz 8erfan Der @eiunbbeit nDraubeueen
uno stpar burb ben @ebraub Der beiI.
f~rdftigen ct. Bernard 8rduterpinen, fuels
DIE bic Sdtiateit bes Maeens reaulieren,
Sober unb @tereu anre9en unb oas Snaem
reinioen.