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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Akers. Harry B.,
! Acrec, Willie A.,
Booker. Fenton,
Brooks. Louise.
Brooks. Ruby.
I3urlet, Alice.
Brimmer. Ruby,
.Broadwell, w. a.,
Badenock. Agnes,
Bahlkc. Herbert,
Bishop, Grace NJ.
Barhee. La Rue.
Busby. Maude.
Carncal. Louise,
Cont. Elsie.
Childrey. Frayser,
Galloway. Willie.
-ovlrgton. Ernest,
Chappell. Maggie.
Chaprell. Banlah,
Craig. Mildred,
Catlett, l.. c.,
Gala way. c..
Duffcl. Celeste.
Donaldson. Stanley,
Dictz. Frieda.
Dodamcad. Thomas,
Edge. Gertrude,
Edge. Fletcher,
Ellis. Ma rie. IA
Erich, Henry,
Firesheets, Lucille.
Fitzpatrick, G. L..
Fleetwood. Louise,
Ford. Carrie,
Foster. James,
Gnrcin. Ramon. Jr.,
Garcin. Emma,
Greer, Marx,
ellis, Robert.
Gay, NJ, c..
Gay. Virginia,
Gillian, Irene,
Grymes, ORA.
Groves. Willie.
Gibbs. Hazelle, (;
IIaIsl!p, Basil.
IIaskins, Fannie B..
Horner, Lucia.
Hughes. Gertrude,
Hardy, Helen,
Ingram. V. H.,
Ivcy, Esther NJ,
Jones. r. r.,
Johnston, Helen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Dear Edltor.-l send you a drawing called LED I
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gooo and n the Last part q 81 re-
nearly two months. HELEN JOHNSTON
Il Si5 N, Twenty seventh St. Richmond. Va. s
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rue WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

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for drawing entitled "m''aoy. ,,.d,,
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he was almost continually engaged in
wars. Alexander was ono Of the greatest
generals the world has ever seen, and
Greece might we'll be proud OF himi.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
Tally, Va.
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LITTLE JIMMY GOES
SKATING.

Once little Jimmy went out for a. skate
And didn't get home until very late;
When he got home his daddy did say:
play"
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Chesterfield county, r. F. D. No. 3
7 P. ST. Will write you q story this Week.. a
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Dear Editor,-I want to belong to the IT, D. d
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ilttle Elrl. eleven years old. l like to hear my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Then little Jimmy complained of his head
His daddy then sent him to the woodshed,
Ho gave linn tho nxe and set him work
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Dear Edltor.--Tho 4. D. C.. G. page becomes
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enough Although ! am going to school and
do not have very much time TO do ANYTHING
but study, I will stlll try to send contrlhlltonI
or write 10 you when l can to lot you know
am still Interested In our page. am as ever.
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Il Dear Edltor.-I will write to you, ms IT. has
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Dear Edltor,-I will take the greatest Of
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Very much to become member OF the T. p;
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only saw my name In tho list Of contributors
but certainly do wish that VIII see g. ny
letter In the paper next Sunday; VIII, tha La
Hoping the T.. y. c.. c.. great success. I am, Il!
i177. 1T Your unknown friend, =
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SLAVERY.

Richmond, Va.
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Dear Edltor,--1 was very much pleased to see
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Dear Edltor,-1 guess you think / am not,
going 10 write any more. but have been sick.
my badge. but the pin was broken when got
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as e. Grace ST. NH 4stf9 53S8 ;ls9
Il r. s-Please publish this. Please send mo \
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story FSl.3 54{li n. Nj s. R5sSS8
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lie used the lantern because It was night.

Soon Jimlny's work ended that day,
And soon on his little bed Jimmy did lay;
In the morning he did not know tho diff,
Although from skating his legs were
stiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

years old. and I want to write you little
story. Once little girl went to the sprlEs /
for her mother. while she was !, going she
She came to the spring; she got the. watera
for her mother, and started on the way home.S8
said to her: HYou have no right to be in this 4
wood Tho little girl ran home; she never
went to the spring again. IS Her name was Mary s
Jones. Your little friend. :, !, =, 81
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Dear Edtor,--1 will send YOU a picture ana
hope you win put " N, N your paper. J, also
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Dear Editor.l enclose q drawing, which IS
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as soon as school Is out. II take u during
Wishing the club much success. !! am slnesIslys
- 80 : sAILIE W., REAMEiY, s
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Dear Editor--I have been reading the r. p.}
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Dear Editor-I have hook here OF fairy
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story about my fayor!ta doll an ,a,,,.. .t,S
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penot. attend Grange HI school. I, -, ~
: Your little g!rl, LUCIA HoltHEl
Va. !
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Dear Editor,--My grandpa takes your paper,
and like tho children's page so much The
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at Va. 7=ii7
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e29O M Street, Richmond, Va.
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ANGRY CAMELS.

Lawrenceyille, va.
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II you'll send me a badge OF the n. D. G, G.; 4
Enclose is picture OF a little goat, ,g3 }s8
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RUBY BROOKS.
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Dear Editor,-I am a little girl and I havs
never written to the T. D.. G. G. My sister !.
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CLOUD FANCIEs.

BY LUClLLE III ttCSE1E
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Der Of your club Enclosed you Will find q
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Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
Arrangements are Completed for Ex-
tensive Improvements, Smelling
Plant and Great Development Work.
The Resources Of the Mountains With
Miner-Like Work in Bringing Forth
the Hidden Wealth VIII Make this
one Of the Leading Mining Points
OF the West.

So much has been said and written
about Good Springs Improvements and
opportunities that Times representa-
tive took the opportunity while look.
ing mp some mining property to the
west of this hustling little burg, in the
mountains, to visit some and look at
some of the mining resources of the
district. and take view OF those oper.
ations that are so indicative of enter
prise and prosperity For years the
mineral showings of the nearby noun.
tains have interested the mining man
and operator. But lack of transporta-
tion made capital shy OF the great
wealth resources. The primary disad-
vantage overcome. capital has come to
the rescue. with the result that the
town of Good Springs and the sur.
rounding mountains today show its
magic effect. Wherever one turns
now Is beheld the activity and energy
that betokens a great future. There
are things doing.
All economic or industrial enter.
prises must be based upon some re
sources. The writer unhesitatingly
states his belief that Good Springs dis
trict has the foundation to justify the
prediction that 1t will be a great min.
ing and smelling point and furnish
employment-for wage-earners. give
prosperity to the business interests
and supply source of revenue to the
San Pedro railroad second to no other
point along that commercial artery.
The implements of Improvement are
at hand. Every indication is present
that the assertion will be verified that
Good Springs will have smelling
plant. water and electric light works.
those essentials for modern city.
The Good Springs Smelling & De
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
IN HONOR or VISITORS.

1t was resplendant event. All the
dazzling features of the best that so
ciety OF the Vegas could produce was
in evidence last Saturday evening Al
Aplin's hall to do honor TO Mr.. and
Mrs Bettes On short notice arrange
ments were made for an entestain-
ment and dance In compliment OF the
San Pedro auditor, and his splendid
better half
The merry makers had a magnih.
cent time and in sense truly vegan,
extended their hospitality and sesame
to the visitors.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03

The following parties interested In
mining and prospecting assembled in
the entertainment room back of the
Palace saloon at 5 p. m. Monday, viz:
High Born, NJ Madsen, J. A. West. E.
NJ. Brumbly, R. J. Camden, c. NJ.
Smith, Frank l.. Reber, NJ G. Thomas,
| j. S. Harris. N. A. Kuhn, c. II. Smith,
c. w. Price. Robert Mills and Pat
Donavon.
| Frank L. Reber was selected as tenn
porary chairman and NJ. C. Thomas
! secretary. J. A. West stated the gen.
eral object of the meeting or organi-
cation. This was to the effect that it
was social and for the mutual benefit
| of the members of the organization; TO
protect one anothers interest; to give
aid and assistance and information;
TO advance the mineral development
of southern Nevada; to establish a
central bureau of Information; to have
on exhibit samples of ore, and In
every feasible way be of service in
those features that will promote the
interest and welfare OF It's members
and aid in the development of those
lresources that will In the future make
the golden triangle the most famous
mining section of the world. When
Mr. West had outlined the scope of
the organization, and after a pertinent
discussion of the merits of such an or
ganization by Smith, Brumbly, Mad
sen. Price and Miles. all urging on the
good work, the meeting. settled down
| to detail business. In pursuance
lof the policy outlined. the secretary
was instructed to order the best mining
journal in the country for the use and
convenience of members. and COM
mittee of three, viz. ]. A. West, c. M.
Smith and Frank l.. Reber, was se-
lected to draft code of rules and reg
ulations that is to govern the organi-
zation and are to report at a subse-
quent meeting. The committee was
| further instructed to select place
for headquarters, where the members
could gain information and be enter
, tanned The assembled parties were
enthusiastic in the work and objects
of the organization, and fully realized
the value and benefit of the move in
augurated.
No class OF men are better or more
deserving of the results of toll and the
benefits of wealth than those brave
characters who endure all the incon-
venience and hardships, such as the
prospector does in his search for the
sources that yearly enrich the world
with its great mineral products. As
whole the class of mountaineers are
of that sturdy make and good order as
to entitle them to the best that can be
bestowed. They are beginning to real
ize that by systematic organization
they will be able to gain more for their
endeayors than heretofore. and as a
consequence they have determined on
the line as outlined.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03

velopment company has let contracts
for the building Of a 100-ton lead-siI-
yer smelter and 100-ton copper matte
furnace. B. S. Harmeen. Salt Lake
smelter expert. is on the grouhd max
ing plans and arranging to push work
bon the construction of the smelling
plant
General Manager Wilson also In
formed the writer that contracts we're
let for the construction or installation
of an electric plant for town and com.
mercial uses; that strong freighters
fitted with storage batteries to con-
vey the ores from the sandy or south
side were being arranged for. and
would be in service when smelters
would commence the treatment OF
ores. Work is in progress sinking
wells; two reservoirs, cemented and
housed. of 15.OO0.0OO gallons capac-
ity each. are to be built In fact, on
all sides are the indications that more
than what has been announced to the
public. will be done. The colonel was
very emphatic In his statement that
no lots would be sold to make these
improvements; that the money is
raised. deposited in bank, with which
to prosecute the work to. accomplish
all that is contemplated
There is no gainsaying II that the
conditions and situation are favorable
for making the town of Good Springs
a great producing point, and the men
who are at the helm are of that broad
minded aud liberal sort who recognize
must inaugurate at the threshold the
policy of live and let live. The Smelt-
ing & Development company Is incor-
porated under the laws of Massachu-
setts. 1t is a strong concern. Some
of the best known financiers of the
east are associated. The directors are
A. Fl. Gates. president; a Chicago mil
lionalre and brother of the noted John
W. Gates; G. W. Hinckley. a proni-
nent Boston financier, vice president;
G. F. Neatly, a Haverhill capitalist,
treasurer; C. H. Raymond. w II. VII
son, w. K. Jeannott and r. s. Hardy
The general manager is w. H. Wilson;
assistant manager. c. H. Raymond;
and c. E. Mccarthy, S. B.. is chief en-
gineer.
The foundation to justify all these
improvements is the stored-up min
eral wealth OF the surrounding noun
tains. The district has many good
prospects. The chances for most of
these developing into great producing
mines are good. but In addition. II has
properties developed that show ore re-
Serves to keep smelling plant in
operation for a long time. The chances
of Good Springs are as good as those
of any Nevada point. and mark, now is
the time to get in.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Double Train Service With All of the
Best and Quickest on Clark Road.

Sest ana 1utckest on ItaFk noao.
No. arrives 6;1O p. M; leaves
$3.50 p. m.
No. Z arrives $50 a. M; leaves
6:35 a. m.
No. 2 arrives 1925 a. M; leaves
10:45 a. m.
No. arrives 1:15 a. M. leaves
1890 a. m.
Pacific time.
Nos. Z and 8, Los Angeles Limited
will be electrically lighted and steam
heated and composed of the follow.
ing equipment:
One baggage car
One Observation-Disclosures car
One 16-section tourist sleeper
One dining-car (meals la cartel.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
PLANTS.

The undersigned win take orders
for shade and fruit trees for shrub
berry and flower plants. Is prepared to
furnish in due time all plants Of the
nursery order that will prosper in the
soil of the Vegas valley. Get orders
in early.
LAS VEGAS NURSERY.
On Buol's track. near brick yard.
@. f. SHERWOOD
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03

One dissection drawing-room stand
ard sleeper.
One 12-section drawingroom smok-
ing-room standard sleeper.
This train will run through solid.
every day in the year. via Salt Lake
Route. Union Pacific and Chicago.
Northwestern railway.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03

"a ninety-fo0t incline and examined the
wondrous wealth OF mother earth. She
is as delightful as she is brave. Mark:
pay attention to Good Springs.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
PROSGTORs FORM
An ORGANIZATION
THE OBJECT IS MUTUAL sENE-
FIT ASSOCIATION AND TO PRO-
MOTE WELFARE or
MEMBERS.

A Splendid Move inausursted last
Monday Is the Organization Of the
Southwestern Miners and Pros
pectors' Association"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-03
Ma3Sh W COMPANY ]

S. T. Smith, w. J. Logan, A. NJ. Burns,
E. II. Paris, J. H. Fuller. j. z. Hig-
gins, J. A. McDonogh, DIR. G.. r. Nc
Donogh, J. D. Paris, w. r. Castle Miss
Lloyd, Mrs. H. L. Bibby, F. J. Under
man, W. J. Mitchell, D. L. Withing-
ton.
Per s. S. Korea, for San Francisco
today: Mrs. C. Torbert, Mrs. S. H.
Mallory. Mrs. J. NJ. Thayer. w. G..
Cook, wife, children and maid, H.
Holmes, James s. Bell, J. F. Bell, wife
and child. Mrs. T. Z. James, Miss G.
Dowsett, Miss IrEngard Schaefer, Mrs.
NJ. w. Parkhurst and 2 children, Miss
Dunn, IRIS. w. B. WEBB, O. W. Rich
ardson and wife. E. G. Sterling and
wife Mrs p e. Brigham. Mrs. NJ.
Crawball, Mrs. NJ. A Mordant, Mrs.
Helen X Brigham, Mrs. r. J. Amweg,
G. SchiIliug. e. H Mozard, wife and
daughter, H. Turner and wife, w. S.
Metcalf, Walter Cheesman. T. Lyster,
O. r. Murphy, J. A. Finch and wife,
Mrs J. DrumheIIer. J. NewlanGs, Jr.,
and wife G. Shoron, wife and son, Mrs.
StanderfOrd, J. z. Bell, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. H. GarlOck, w 3. Trim
BILE, Frank 7. Wells ana wife Mrs. A.
L. Jackson, Mrs. A. M. Howard, Mrs.
A. p. Mitchell, e. A. Palmer. A. 5.
Blake, J. c. Cohen. J. w Cunningham
and wife, Anna Moore. w. T. Burke,
r. E. Burke. H. 5. Wood. Miss Wood
W r Hi. =. ). aIehl and wife Mrs.
J. Van DO carr and son. T. a. Hays,
Capt w W. Harris, wife. , children
and nurse, 0. J. Smith and wife. F. NJ.
Lee, wife ard child J. 3. Mailman. w.
NJ. Gr,ffin ana wife, Martin A. F'ibosh,
CT 2, Cheney. J. w. Treadwell. ]. H.
Kirk and wife. NNa. Olga Troots1 her,
J. A MoIer. Miss Bull, W. s Golf and
wife, Mrs. a. NJ Dodge. Miss Barnes
and maid, r. Banning. Capt Euffmann
and wife. Mrs. Fred. T. P Wa-e9house.
f. P. Lansing and wife. john Flarna-
gan. r G. Henderson. z. Chase and
wife, Miss G. Gaylord, DR.. E. H Wool
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-03
ENJOYED BAY-RIOE
On BAR0OR WATER

Say! Did you ever have a hay-ride
on the ocean? Most everybody has had
a hay-ride on a wagon-bed filed with
hay. but a hay-ride on water is a new
thing.
Young Brothers gave a water hay
ride last evening in their new barge,
the Susan" to christen the craft,
and the function was given in honor
of their niece, Miss c. Airhart of San
Francisco, who has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Young for the past
two months. In a couple of weeks she
ward Sewall as the guest of Captain
by rail from New York. About fifty
three young people enjoyed the novel
evenings entertainment.
The barge, which is a huge sort of
a whale-boat. was handsomely decor
ated with flags and the bottom was
filled with hay. Festoons of Oriental
lanterns overhead gave pretty effect.
The barge was tOWed about the har-
Dor by a launch and various craft in
the harbor were visited, Including the
dredger Pacific near the entrance to
the harbor. 4 quintet club aboard en-
livened the crowd.
Afterwards the party adjourned to
the Healani boathouse where dancing
was enjoyed and refreshments served.
This is the first of what may be a
series of similar outings on the har-
Dor followed by dances at one of the
lighthouses.