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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

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NEWS NOTES IF 10l7s

Nm York \ shs prize baseball
State. Il Il represented b clubs IL
the Americas. Nziioaal. Eastern. Nsx
Yark state. Empire State. Eiadsoa
River Inter State and Northern leagues
The Loaissills club has thFsc foss
rner Ne~ York pitchers this season.
Putnam and Wolfe played with tbs
New York Americans and Ellsosf Nth
the Giants.
And nor the kitty league rsids !
great eairspianiax game 70 The -.
sons record. Cairo ~an from psda.
cah IN 10 innings. 10 1.
Tommy Hughes. Formerly > pitcher
for The Hixhlanders. Il the ~ho,e
works In Atlanta this year. Ne has
i record 81 winning ten gxmes cet u
Twelve. and nins o. them straight
Rsson Rouge has fallen from firss
place In the cotton States league. and
Meridian and Jacksoa sre enjoying i
taste IL high NE.
Jimmy Collins manager os the Bos-
Ton Americans. n nov givln9 ~
syounxsterss . chance. snd Huo fans
expect 10 - ! new teAn soos. viii
sAe szceptios = fhree " four u the
veterans.
The Chicago Nationals coutluse 20
play xreat ball II IL the first time
on record that ~ Irish owner hAs
made rod With German tesn.
The Scranton team IN the New York
State league has made . wonderful
record this season. winning Us out of
the first ~ games played
The Lancaster team. leading the
Tri-Ssate league. has been Pumping
the bumps lately and the indications
are that 4 VII be back with the bunch
in i short time.
The Port Huron meeting of The
Michigan Short ship race circuit win
open tomorrow and eoniinuc three
days.
The Georgia state tennis cham.
pionships are TO be decided this week.
the tournament opening today as Ma.
con.
Interest ii the soif xorid wilI cen.
ter this week on Ensiewoci. n. J..l
whore the national amateur champion
shin tournament win open tomorrow.
a report from Buffalo says that
everything Il In readiness Tor thc
start of the much talked ~ Clidden
tour from that city next Wednesday.
Judging from The itinerary mapned
out and the number and variety Of the
automobiles entered the contest viii
be the greatest event OF III Kind ever
pulled OF In this country.
Manager MacAieer appears 10 have
the hest team In the Browns that has
represented 81. Louis III sersra, years
Springfield and Grand Rapids a,e
fighting for the lead In the Central
lessre, With Wheeling coming 10 the
trout at / fast clip.
With . percentage going over ne
700 mark, the Lynchhurg cluD os the
Virginia league looks TO be the come
and Zee me boy this year.
The Western association race con.
tinues 70 Be the real number. with
four clubs 10 the 800 class and four ii
the 400 division the showing Is hard
10 beat.
Elmlra. n. =, has. one of the hest
independent clubs ID The country this
season. The ecoilege KIDS they call
them. and the .skidss heat profession.
a clubs lust q casily 10 they do ths
semtpro's.
Troy and Binshampton 81 ths New
York State league recently played !
seventeen inning tie game, the score
being s toS.
The summer race meeting Il Brigh.
ton Beach viii open next Wednesday
md continue until August I.
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Mor,cs soa puslleAross.

Department u ~ ins<stas. lAn1 o.
fics II Santa ". New nszseo. Jaly
]. iscs.
kottc< 4 kerebx stsse III IN fot
lowing named settler ~ ~ nceiee
II his intention 10 uahe nal pruof
h sap0ors II ~ clata. - tkat ontd
psoce Win be me6s heougo ~ unised
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Ban Miguel Counay. N~u nesico. fos
shc lots |. ! and !. NWtANE IL.
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r. ~ N. r. u =.
He names the following wltnenses
10 prove his coatinuoss ~Gldenee W.
on and cultivation q ssid hnd, vis.:
Eusenio Salas ~ corasoa. View M0.
icos FELIX Garcia of Las Vegas. New
Mexico: Andres Baca of Chaperito.
New Mexico; Domingo nsca a Chap
srito. New Mexico.
MANUEL Il. orERo, Register.
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noreG soa susllcArsoN.

Deparsnent u th< Iasevics. Lad u.
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npeuipuia JanmIllo q Tenssatlna,
Nsw Mexico; Ysoreaeio Pacheco q
rvenentins. Nsw Mesico.
MANUEL n. orERO. Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Rssph a. Nartss has ~ ccutra<s
Tor ne survey cs several tovnships
near kStapeis. which wosk ~ Vii
b<sin m very shcft ssns.
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No. 4. Chicago Limited, soIid Pull.
man train with dining. observation
and buffet library cars. unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. ,, Atlantic Express. hss Pull
man and tourist sleeping ears FOR Chi
caso ana Kansas CITY ssd toufeut
car for Denver. A PuIlnan or for
Denver d also added Il Trinidad. Ar
rives IT II Juuta ii 1e:se p. ~, con-
Meeting with No. 5: leavtss Il Junta
3:l0 = m; arriving a Pueblo b:0o
= M; Colorado Sprinp e:Ss Z m.:
Denver $50 !. "a.
No. 8. Kansas CITY 80 Chicago ~
press, has Pullman an6 tourist sleep
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. Ar.
rises at Ia Junta 1918 :. -, CO.
meeting with 6Os; leaving II 1mta
1910 D. M; arriving u Pueb,o 1:oo
u. M: Colorado sprinp $50 >. n;
Denver 500 >. m.
No. ,. California LInjted, hao senc
equipment % No. s
No. has Pullman and toNrisl
sleeping csrr for soutb~n calilDrnea
Pullman car for "a Pssc ana City q
kexico. con mnection fof u Paso. Dem
ing. oliver City and III points IL M0x
Yro &0nthcrn NpU &extco ana Ar1no
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chspnsr lesss. No. Z. 4. Y. - a. n.
Regular communications re and srd
Thursdays IN each month. Visiting
broth<ss cordially invited. 9. d
Boecher. W. r.: chsriss X. e1sr
iesier. Secretary. -
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Rebeksh Lcdss. |. o. o. 2. meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
of each month Il the I. o. O. Y. bali.
Mrs. Matte :. Garlick, noble grand:
Ms Ida HcdEcock. vicegrand: Kr6
Cara Bell. secretary: Mrs. Sarah
Roberts. treasurer.
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p.o.e. ns%ess second "a fourth

op.o.E~ ne@ss second and fcursh
Tuesday evenings each month. q
KniEhis u PytAias Hal visitias
bro,hefs are cordially invited.
HAIIETr RAyNoLDe.
Enlted Ruiee.
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E<~ss es~ry Asslsy ssseiss q sAstr
Asll. sixsA strsel Al sistraG bcesA-
r<s cordially iaviss1 e sfssnl Y Il
Due. -. O.: @. ~. a War1.
VI O.: 7. =. Kiucod. secretary: w.
Z crsfss. srssssrss: c. Y. Hslseock.
een<ssry tsustes.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

-rhs Fratsrnai 0rothsrhsed. NJ. soe,
meets every Friday night at their
han IN tho Schmidt building. west q
Fountain square. d O'Clock. Visiting
members are always welcome.
JAMES N. COOK.
Presideat.
Miss Katie Burchell. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Rsdnsn meet ID Fraternal Brother
hood Han. every second and fourth
Monday sleep u the eighth run
Visiting bssthers always welcome q
the wigwam. D. L Corey. sachem:
r. =. narsss. chief of recosds: =. ID
Fries, collector q wanpum.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Tvsteensl uaIsW u Amssies. Mssss
first and third Tuesday svenings q
90 neath n ~ Wso1naA IN -
DtxtA strest. q : sfeseek - nnna
nesviAssr. ,. =; -. Q. Ksss,ss. -
rs4aTy.
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Santa i;s Time Table.

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PHYSICIAN.

OR. \. w. HouF--o --osteopathic ply.
siciAn. office. olney block; hous.
. 70 IL: lao to 4; phones, Las
Vegas n, Colorado IFS. Sunday
hours BY appointment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
BANK or ELY.

Doing business on a strictly conserve
alive basis, the Bank Of Ely Of Ely,
Ney.. with a capital Of $4,000. fully paid.
has had a really wonderful growth
since It's establishment But little over
seven months old. the institution has
deposits amounting TO over 100000. and
this fact speaks volumes for It's able
management.
The institution is differed by mon
standing high not alone In Nevada, but
in Utah and New York. For instance,
w w. Armstrong, president Of the
bank is one of the best known hnancitrs
in Utah and besides his interests I'm Ely
is Interested in banks and banking in
Park City. Utah. There Is no better
known business man and hnancier In
the Sagebrush state than w. y. McGnI.
iirst vice president of the Bank of Ely
Likewise, the second vice president Of
the institution is a man of wide ac-
quaintance and recognized ability In
Nevada, State Senator w. G.. Gallagher
When 1t comes to the directorate Of
the institution such men as w. S. Nc.
Cornick Of Salt Lake city, w. r. Gra-
ham, W. Hinckle Smith and w. b.
Thompson are found In the list. This
means that men interested I'm the H.
nances not alone OF Nevada and Utah,
but of all parts OF the country lend
aid In guiding the affairs of the Bank
Of Ely.
The Bank Of Ely transacts a general
banking business In every sense Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

men as John A. Kirby, w. V. Rice and
w II. Clark Of Salt Lake CITY. and
W. II. Webber of Colorado.
IL would be hard indeed 10 find any
| more successful mining men I'm tha
United States than those meptionod
above and Mr., Hodson showed His
| ablhly so plainly once he got started
along The right direction that his Older
asSoclales IN business never hesitate to
accept MS Judgment as fnal whenever
any peipleXing questions arise I'm min
ing matters, which to the experioncrd
miner means much
BELIEVES IN SALT LAKE cry
Like all other successful Utah mining
men, MI Hodson is firm believer I'm
tne future OF salt Lake city. He ma,
the cry hii home and outside OF biSl
mining ventures. he believes I'm snond-
llg ana investing his money I'm mo
CITY ~ the Saints" Like an ,,,a,,
| men who have roughed 1t ON the des.
erts and prospected among the hills
Mr. Hodson knows what il means ~
the smuggling prospector when lIt,le
financial aid is necessary. II Is said OF
MN among his friends that there ia No
n,Dre Ioyai friend 10 his associates of
other days than John" VI
In disposition Mr.. Hodson Is retiri,r
He spent some years OF hard 49,,
work and manual labor In building hIs
anairs where he could realize upon bis
EFFORTS and he Is making judicial use ~
'he money which is rishtfuily his.
PLANNING BIG IMPROVEMENTS
Just az present Mr.. Hodson is in Salt
Lake City comforting with his assos
Crates regarding extensive improve
lneuts ~ several mining properties. ana
Nevada. Like all other mining men
who are Interested In Nevada. Mr. Hod-
son thinks that the sagebrush STATE !,
the greatest mining region In the world
Upon his return to Nevada, Mr. Hod.
son VIII spend considerable time In
visiting every mining section In the
state with the end in view to looking
for further paying investments.
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Not Enough Evidence.

Not many years ago prominent
citizen OF Hayerhll was arrested for
the unlawful sale Of liquor on be-
Ing searched a half flask Of brandy
was found. That being the only cvi-
dencc, the judge charged the jury,
They had been out but Ave minutes,
when they returned and the foreman
queried:
Your honor how do we know the
flask contains brandy? / would ike
10 take the flask into the jury room"
He was given the flask. and soon
the jury returned,
Have you agreed" the foreman
was asked
I'VE have" ne answered I'VE find
the defendant not guilty" and eX-
hibiting the now empty flask, be add
ed There was not enough evidence
10 go around. The defendant was
discharge d.--Boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
JOHN 7. HODSON
One of salt Lake Citys Younger essrul Mining Men

Men VINO have made fortunes In the
west are numerous, but Of late It IS the
younger element that is forging rapid
~ to the front and there Is no better
Illustration OF the possibilities offered
to the young man than Mr.. John r.
Hodsou of Salt Lake city OF course
Il goes without saying, Mr.. Hodson
turned his attention carly to mining
from the prospcctors standpoint and he
remained with his ideas until he accom-
plishcd Things which within the last
year or two have brought him wealth
and prominence in the great western
mining world
a native OF Coalville. Summit county.
Utah, Mr. Hodson some years ago he
gan his mining career by operating I'm
the Tintic district. Some three or four
years ago he opened up the Lincoln
mines IN jne Pearl district near Boise,
David Kennedy Of New York.
NEVADA FEVER CAUGHT HIM.
II was then that the great fever for
gold was on in Nevada IN and about
Tonopah and Goldheld. and Mr.. Hold
son with others became Interested IN
mining In the sagebrush state Ever
since mat time he had devoted most
OF ms time and attention to mining In
that state and today, besides being as
ISOLATED with leading Salt Lake min.
iils men IN numerous extensive proposI,
IONS throughout Nevada, he Is one of
me heaviest owners In the FalrvIew
New" district In reality, Mr.. Hodson
u lne dlscoverer Of Fairview. and may
rightly be termed the father OF The sec.
tloh which has since made so many
poor men.
~ was the famous Nevada Hills mIns
mat really made Mr.. Hodson indepen-
aehtly wealthy, and associated Win
nun IN ms present mining ventures are
sueh experienced and notable mining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

rs pickerson, the popular newly
tdd lieutenant governor Of Nevada.
Fci s. years OF age, and is a native
m q California. The nomina.i ion
d0 20 BIN uGsousht and he will de-
Ai INTO valuable helpmate 20
Hne John Sparks. reelected for four
yaBgoyernor. Dickarson since boy
fM has mined IN idaho, Washington
coming to Cherry Creek in
~ Re went from Cherry Creek 20
lg u 1903 was elected county clerk.
plointed county recorder In 1904.
" 3 also newspaper man having
Nll'l tho Ely Mining Expositor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

ne holdings Of the Federal-Ely
0'ftr company are located about n
hi mlle above Lane City, Robin
county Nevada. The group con-
pe'd by the company consist Of L.
Claims and three fractions. COM
iNng over $40 acres The property
-el's the Nevada Consolidated pro-
rs ground on the north. and the
Mines company ground ON the
n and west. extending from these
rites IN 20 the Keystone Mining
@lahy's property. This latter group
ealms was the original. producer
/" ai3per Of The Ely district, and Is
q part OF the holdings Of tho
VIDA Consolidated Copper company
WHERE LOCATED.
t' property Of the Federal Ely
ta'r company is situated in the
"on through which the old road to
''.ah ran IN the early days, and the
'"'io which Is now being construct
carry the ores Of the Nevada
f'oldated and Cumberland-Ely
IeF'les runs through the holdings
"e federal.Ely company.
ae east cn1 Of the property owned
we Federal-Ely Copper company
1pped by lime, and three parallel
"A 500 feet apart are shown.
'@Vres should properly be cali
V@ned ore zone as they are each
NJ. WV rect N width and all show
~ 'aiues running in gold. silver and
win some copper This great
e, Geo pitches to the east and is
h. 'V uhdarlaid by the copper bear
y D'rphWIes.
DRIVING OF TUNNEL.
IL. Mo present time tunnel is be-
Nh, wen irom The canyon to connect
%, '"' smart l,j0) feet farther west
t..n w. and tunnel will connect at
p, ,H or 400 feet below the sur
mn, 'he groand. The SHAFT Is being
gs "saF NE contact OF the three
No 'ou'' ana when connected with
%, '"el VIII give the outlet for the
piB,, me railroad which will pass
lannel ''1' OF me mouth OF the
lAs p.o. .'',ua'sd by the engineers OF
~ sh'''Eiy Copper company that
h,o ~ 80 described tunnel win 20
his rs.c ,,'','rAl bearing porphyry be-
sa n ,traSh'ns the shaft as the con-
y tunnel 'he entrance to
hny n. ~, nave been let by the COM
on. ana Vnurn drilling on the south
l',s,n, ''so on the zone north OF the
Mn, :, workings, in order TO 5ator-
he mai, DpS' place to cross-cut from
n or working tunnel.
'sct otNor 'uon With the above con-
sNsrY, hou ,Ua' r for hosting ma
''s,s sns fuses for the company's en-
other improvements have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

word Loans are made on approved
securities al reasonable rates and the
institution solicts general banking
business and promises fair treatment
for all who deal with the institution.
Among other things the Bank Of Ely
buys and sells stocks on the New York
changes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

Aiding the officers IN the conduct
Of the compauYs affairs viii b. w. G.,
lacking, who 30 ably managed the
Utah Copper; William u. prad.
ley John n. IIodson and j.. /. sheets
The latter three gentlemen ere all men
of wide experience IN the mining
world Mr. sheets is a leading broker
ana banker; Mir. Hodson and Mr.
Evans are men who have madn for
tunes through she'll own efforts and
knowledge OF minerals
ABLY MANAGED
The Fedcral-Ely Copper company
viii bc managed by Vice President
craig Of Yanaa fame i rs con-
coded by mining men interested In the
Ely district thlt there Us no moro
successful mining man In the entire
western country than Nj. w. j. Craig.
His years OF experience moi alone In
the Utah mining districts but I'm uri-
aus other western mining sections.
give him knowledge Of mining
which II is absolutely Impossible 90
obtain except by direct contact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
MR.. CASPER'S WORK.

The Deseret News Is deeply APP
. preciative of the services rem.
dcred In Nevada by Mr.. X. Il.
. Casper in the preparation Of arti-
Giles and efforts in securing busl-
. ness for it's Christmas edition.
Nevadas mining camps are we'll
; represented In this issue, both In
word ard picture
. The showing made in the Ne
vada section is largely the result
. OF Mr.. Caspers faithful and un-
. firing work In the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
MILLS AND SHELTERS.

II Is the company's intention to
construct on its grounds such mills
and shelters as its own ore produce
ton demands and possibly a custom
mill will be built
The Federal-Ely Copper company
will lease water TO all the mining COM
panies In the vicinity who may need
II, Water IL an absolute necessity In
the Ely district as IN order TO mine
successfully In handling low grade
ores no profit could be- made unless
water could be obtained In abundance.
This water can be served BY The Fed
eral-Ely Copper company to any com.
pany its its Vicinity 80 that mining
can be prosecuted upon paying
basis. incidentally the water supply
controlled by the Federal-Ely Is so
much larger than any demand upon IT
would be made, even during the dry
season. that It is not at all improbable
That large source OF revenue will
be obtained by the company through
the sale OF the water
FINANCED BY SALT LAKERs
The ineorporators OF the Federal
Ely Copper company include nine OF
the most prominent mining and finan-
elal men In Salt Lake City. aud the
company Is distinctly owned and con-
trolled by salt Lake capital. The
president OF the company is Mr. Adj
ran c. Ellis, Jr., OF the law arm OF
Dickson, Ellis. Ellis & schuider. AS
ISOLATED also in the company Is an
other member OF the legal firm, the
senior member, Mr.. w. n. Dickson
w. j. Craig, vice president of the
company, is one Of the best known
mining men In Utah. The treasurer OF
the company is Mr., l.. H. Farusworth.
cashier OF Walker Bros. bank, while
the secretary of the company Is Mr..
r. j. Evans, than whom there IS no
Detter known mining man In the en-
tire inter-mountain country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
HIS CLIENTELE

by Joye," said Tete de Ncau, en-
yiously. BREEZE knows all the real
genuine, tip-top swells, doesn't hep
"Oh, well" said L'Oignon, you must
remember he's divorce lawyer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
ABLY MANAGED.
WONDER AND ITS OUTLOOK

X JHEN the Fairview rush be-
wv gan there was of course
came found they were too
hte. the country having been staked
off for miles beyond. The modern pros-
pector don't sit down and bewail his
fate, nor did they turn back-thoy are
not built that way. All they did was
10 push on further IN the dcsert--and
Just is miles beyond they located what
IS known as Wonder This was I'm MAY.
In August Mr. John T. Brock. who pur-
chased the Tonopah property when
leading mining experts had turned IL
down and who built the Tonopah rail-
road which paid FOR Itself in less than
year purchased the original Wonder
Tor S3cO'O00-a pretty stiff price for a
prospect
There are other prospects sufficiently
developed to prove that a number or
pay mines win be opened up this sum.
mer.
Between Fairview and Wonder is sit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

this year lie was also editor o, the
White Pine News for two years.
Mr.. Dickerson has been very fortu-
nate In his Investments and is a large
real estate holder IN Ely and also owns
greo deal OF mining property in and
about the camp. Everybody likes him
and he win be heard from in the fu-
ture. He was especially fortunate IN
getting as a business partner Mr. u. w.
Ellis. Of Ogden who resigned his posi-
tion there as recorder four or five
months ago to accept partnership
with Nj. Dickinson. II viii please his
with Mr.. Diekerson. 1t will please his
''rnade good" and stands to win a for
tune In short time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

uated the Chalk Mountain galena prop
erty, owned by Farley Langdell and as
soclatea. which Is being opened up and
promises to become payer This prop
erty was worked over 30 years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

been let and call for completion on
or before Feb 5. 1907.
VAST WATER RIGHTS BOUGHT.
In addition to the mining property
which is owned BY the company the
incorporators purchased on Dec. last
what is known rs the Huesser ranch,
together with its large victor rights
The ranch consists of GO06l acres Of
ground, which has been under con-
ttnuous agricultural development
since 1t was patented, together with
the water by Mr.. Huesser, 80 years
ago.
During the dry season of the year
the Federal-Ely Copper companys
water supply according to past dccur-
ate measurements will not be less than
S74 miners inches per second. The
acquisition Of this property also places
the company in a position equaled only
by the Nevada Consolidated. as the
latter company and the Federal Ely
control all the water rights in the
Steptoe valley for radius of 50
miles