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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

mes tings during OCTOBER Blue Hill. oc-
tUber .. Red Cloud. October s; Northeast
Educational association at Emerson. Oc-
tOber 10; county institute at Creighton, Oe-
tober 10: superintendents and principals
meeting at Lincoln. October IS. 10 aud 20;
Western Nebraska Educational association
at sidney, October IS and q.
Agree 10 Vote for Drown.
At a meetins Of the republican, candidates
for county omces he'd this afternoon AL
the legislative candidates agreed to vote
for Norris brown Tor tniteu st1tcs SER
ator. On the important issues Of the
campaign, such as railroad iegis4attJn, lac
direct primary and the anti-pass laws. the
candidates did not pledge themselves.
Congressman Pollard is here tonight, hav-
ing spoken at Bennett this afternoon TO a
large crowd. the occasion being the Modern
woodman picnic. MIR. Pollard's head
quarters will be opened at the Lindell next
week
Senator Beverage of Indiana will speak
October T. A telegram was received from
him tonight fixing the date.
Governor sees n boil Game
Governor Mickey returned from NofoIk
this morning, where he went to appear be-
fore the grand jury which is looking into
the affairs of the Norfolk asylum. This
afternoon the governor and Mrs. Mickey
attended the Omaha-Lincoln ball games.
Prairie SchOoners vs.. Railroads.
Robert Ryan, who last spring removed
to California, was in Lincoln a few days
this week, and from an experience he had
with the railroads he is OF the opinion
rapid transportation of goods by railroad
Is no more rapid than IL was in 1854 when
the OK team was the power. Mr.. Ryan
shipped his household goods to California
at the same time Ezra Meeker left Sc
attic for Lincoln overland behind two oxen
The day the wires carried the message
that Meeker had reached lincoln, Ryan's
household goods reached him in California.
Personal Notes.
Adair Galusha, voucher clerk In the
ONCE of the secretary of state, left this
afternoon for Red Cloud to attend the
funeral of Arson CARRIER, who died there
yesterday. The young man is a relative of
Miss Cora CARRIER OF the Office of Land
Commissioner Eaton.
Rev. p. w. Ferguson, who it was said
In the dispatches today had repudiated the
woman he was to marry because she was
a divorce, has been assigned to the Meth
odist church at University Place and is
expected to reach here October /. The
people of this community know nothing of
him except that he lived in California and
had been assigned to this place.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Mss waldorf, Miss Clara ClaybsuKb. MI
1rranv Dergstrom. Miss Grace viii and ME-

MISS MISS waldorf, Miss Clare Claybsuxb. Nj
Tracy. oiaoe WIN ana Mis-
cs Gj0ddUMb tu,IDr. J. E. Hanson has re-
ueath OF MS father at Los Angeles
WOOD RIVER-Dr T. w. Rowe has n,,r.
~ iI Ig a IoO'acre farm of Marcus Grimm
IN Harrison township for $50 an acre.
oo WOOD RlVER-Several schools in Hall
county are still unable to start, as there
are no available teachers in the county.
DAVID CITY-On account Of the bad
weather the chautauqua meeting was post-
poned until next Tuesday, September 3
DAVID CITY-John Danaher has pur-
chased the l60-acre farm In Center town
ship from Jake Demuth. paying $4,000 Tor IL
BEATRICE-While Clarence Nickeson of
Ellis was shooting at a chicken the e1ln
exploded and he was badly burned about
tho face.
GRAND IsLAND-In the northwestern
part OF this county great losses Of hogs
are reported. Some farmers have lost their
entire herds.
PLATTSMOUTH - The Burlington has
commenced nprap work on the east side
th =, MS our river opposite and north
DAVID CITY-Marriase licenses havs
been issued by County. Judge Roper TO
Charles Janousek and Mary Divis Ernest
Smith and Edith Belle Mcconnell.
DAVID CITY-At the box social given
cation at the Temple. the attendance was
large, and the net receipts about SIS.
TEKAMAH-owing TO the inclemency Of
the weather the Royal Neighbors' picnic
park yesterday. was indefinitely postponed: :
however, the ball game between q team
! from the Modern Woodmen OF America
and the degree team OF the same lodge was
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
SHELDON RAPs TAX sHIRKERs
Republican Candidate Asks for a
| Square Deal and No Favors.

Republican Candidate Asks for
Square Deal and No Fnvors.
CRETE, Neb., Sept 22-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-The campaign in Saline county was
opened In this city tonight with a rousing
rally with large crowd at the opera house
at which Hon. Norris Brown and Hon.
George l. Sheldon were the principal
speakers. Ex-State Senator c. B. Ander-
son presided and aroused enthusiasm by
reference to President Roosevelt and the
many good things he had done for our
country. County candidates-For state
senator. p. F. Dodson; for representatives,
c. II. Culdice and r. @. Johnson; for
county attorney r. d. Brown-were pres
ent and each renewed their pledge to stand
squarely upon the county and state plat
forms and by President Roosevelt In his
endeavors for reform and corporation regu-
lation, and to vote for Norris Brown for
United States senator at the legislature
next winter.
Mr.. Sheldon, In opening his address, said
he felt good over Saline's platform against
railroad domination, free passes the CIV
ing of rebates and it's call for a direct pri-
mary law. He reviewed the causes which
led UP TO the present revenue law. giving
as his reason for this law the failure Of
the state board to reach an equitable as
sessment for all the people. He showed
how the railroads refused to pay their
Saline county taxation. while other prop
erty owners were forced to pay at the
same rate. Facts and figures were cited
in convincing argument against railroad
rule. stating that today there was due and
unpaid for three years taxation. $4,000
from the railroads of this county alone. He
again reiterated that he vas not endeavor-
ing TO drive the railroads out of business
but out Of politics. He called upon the
roads to explain the discrepancies In
freight rates on long and short hauls, to
tell why II costs more to freight merchan-
disc in Nebraska than In Iowa, showed by
Burlington railroad reports that earnings
per mile were greater IN Nebraska than
on all their other lines west Of the river.
Voters were asked TO aid in securing a
railroad commission and knock out the re-
| bate system. He declared he never was
a Missouri Pacific attorney, nor never asked
| for a pass on that system. He asked the
people ito support a square deal, where
| favors are not given"
Hon. Norris Browns talk was on the
| same lines asking for support OF the
county ticket that Sheldon as governor
| might he enabled TO sign laws that were
| for the people. He showed why the repub-
hcan party deserved the patronage Of the
people today, how the party was In close
| touch with the people, eulogized Roosevelt
endeavors in the regulation of Railroad
rates. explained the grain trust rebates and
| asked hearty cooperation in endeavprs IN
iift these burdens from the shoulders of
the people.
Both men were cordially received and
made many friends in Crete
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
bachelor. at TeI1nmah.

TEKAMAH. Neb,, Sept. 22.-(special.)-A
bachelors dinner nj the Brookings hotel
last night was one OF the most unique at
fairs ever held In this city. there being just
twenty young bachelors present p. Z.
Taylor acted as toastmaster aud the fol
lowing tcasts were given: What Know
About Running a Matrimonial Bureau"
Rev. r. w. Taylor; Casey at the Bat, "
Frank Brookings; THE Twin Nightmares
OF the Bachelor Lawyer. Divorce and An
mony." Walter NJ Hopeweil; Marriage In
Its Legal Aspects. Its Allnrements. DIM
culties and Dangers" James A. Clark; The
Doctors Excuse" DR.. J. p. Merritt; ''Ths
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
RUMoR SAYS FOUR ARE INDICTED
True Bills Returned Against Insane
Asylum Attendants.

NORFOLK, Neb., Sept. 22.--(Special.)-
The grand jury which has been probing
Norfolk insane hospital matters for a week
and which brought its work to an end
early this morning. is believed 10 have
drawn indictments against former attend
ants of the institution, perhaps four OF
them. Strictest secrecy is being main
talned by the jurymen, and this fact is
taken to mean that true bills were brought
in and that the sheriff is being allowed time
in which to make arrests.
II is pretty generally known In Madison
thai indictments have been brought. though
official confirmation Is. Of course, lacking.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
News of Nebra.Isa.

WOOD RIyER--Dr f. W. Rowe has re-
ceived a new automobile.
DAVID CITY-Miss Mary Evans has gone
to Manzanola, Colo, for a six weeks visit
WOOD RIVER-Home-grown peaches arc
on the market and are selling for s15O per
bushel.
PLATTsMoUTH-A. c. she.lenberxer. the
DEMOCRATIC nominee for governor. was IN
this city Saturday.
DAVID CITY-william Canham has pur.
chased the Ed Shaw property In east David
City, for $3.50, and is improving IT,
VALLEY-The Valley public school d,d
not open until September II. on account
of the addition which is being built. The
enrolment for the first week Is larger thar
usual The teachers are Prof. Hutchinson
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Troop. sunday In Beatrice.

BEATRICE. Neb.. Sept 22-(special Tel
egram.)-rhe Tenth and Thirtieth batteries,
comprising the Seventh battalion OF Aeld
artillery Of the United States army. ar
rived in town today from Fort Riley, Kan,
and went into camp at the Driving park.
The troops. which are in command OF
Major A. Allen. are en- route 10 Fort Smell
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
BOYS FATE is NOW WITH JURY
Johnny Dennis on Trial rour Days for
Murder of George Morrison,

Johnny Dennis on Trial Four Days for
Murder NJ George Morrison.
BROKEN BOW, Neb.. Sept. 22-(Special
Telegram. )-After four DAYS OF continuous
trial before Judge Hostetler in district
court the Dennis murder case, in which
1i-year-old Johnny N. Dennis is charged
with killing George Morrison on May IS.
was given to the jury at noon today. The
case is attracting general attention
throughout the county. Judge Sullivan and
Attorney Main made eloquent pleas in be-
half OF the boy The jury up to a late
hour has failed 10 agree.
George Gross. who tried to break from
the county jail several days ago by making
a hole through the brick wall. was found
guilty OF horse stealing and sentenced TO
a year In the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Rumors of indictments

NORFOLK, Neb., Sept. 22-(special Tel
egram.)-The Madison county grand Jury
finished its work at midnight, but It is i'm
possible to learn OF its action. It is ru-
mored that indictments were brought
against two persons, formerly with the
Norfolk asylum, for manslaughter, but this
is unconfrmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Lawyers Excuse" e. Duane Pratt; rne
Five Cases Now Pending In bncoin,
Harry X. Clark; what Are We Going 70
Do About It, That's the Question Z. >.
Peterson; "The Girls l Left Behind MO-
Eugene Bookings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

BEATRICE Neb., Sept. 22.--(special Tel
esram)-The Union Pacific announced to-
gay that motor car No. would be in
stalled regularly on the line between Be
atrlce and Lincoln next Monday. The car
VIII make daily trips to the, Capital city.
leaving here at O'Clock in the morning
and returning in the evening. It will be
used exclusively for passenger service.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
second Coat of Tur ana Feathers.

NORFOLK, Neb. Sept. 22.-(Special)-A
stranger who had made himself obnoxious
at Tilden arrived in Meadow Grove, COW
cred with a coat OF axle grease and
feathers. He had been tarred and feath-
cred at Long Pine once before. He
had been living AZ the home OF half
demented woman, whose property he was
trying to get. Boys OF the town gave him
the coat.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Motor Car for 1eetr,cs In.

ling, Mimi, and will remain in Beatrice
over Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Continued on Fourth Pase.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
SAM NEWHOUSE'S RETURN.
Big Operator Says Copper is Going
to IS Cents Pound.

Samuel Newhouse returned from the
east Wednesday night and was I'D TO
his ears in work at his offices yester-
day morning. He stated that the SEN
timent respecting what copper metal
was going to do was all in line with the
declarations of experts that ii would
soon be selling for 25c a pound. He be-
lieved so himself. What that would
mean to such propositions as the Boston
Consolidated and Cactus, he said, could
be easily figured out.
Never in the history of mining. said
Mr.. Newhouse. had there been such
worldwide interest in mining and min
ing stocks as now prevails i'm New
York, the other eastern mining and
financial centers. as we'll as across the
ocean. Respecting the recent launch
ing of the King Edward company on
properties at Cobalt Mr.. NewhOuse
said the reports that the company was
one of his promotions was entirely err
rOneOuS. He had never seen the prop
erty but on the reports of engineers in
whom he placed explicit confidence. he
had invested quite heavily in the I'M
dertaking and had been placed on the
board of directors. The promotion was
one of the Mccormick brothers, and it
had been most successful. The proper
ty seems to be one of splendid merit,
and Mr.. NewhOuse expects his invest
ment to turn out well.
He declined to discuss matters con-
nected with his Utah companies. as he
had not had time to learn anything
about them since his arrival.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
Mininu Notes.

William Hatfield, manager Of the AL
biOn, was up from Provo yesterday, look
ing after bushes on this end of the line
Two carloads of ore from Alta. three
from Ophir. two from Tintic and one
from Idaho were reported at the Pioneer
sampler yesterday.
Seven cars of ore from Tintic, six from
Nevada. one from Idaho and one from
Stockton, were released from the Taylor
& BruntOn sampler yesterday morning
II. r. Plate, manager of the Nevada
United Mines cOmpanys big lead-silver
properties at Ward. Nevada, is in the
city for a short stopover on his way east
c. S. Cowan, Salt Lake representative
of the Nevada GOldfieid Reduction COM
pany, left last night for Denver on a
business trip. Mr. Cowan expects to re-
turn some time next January.
A. G. Burton. president of the Ely In
Vestment company and one of the men
who stand at the top of the camps legal
with some of the big corporations that
have been and are being launched In the
camp of copper.
Honerine stock was sold yesterday at
soc a share. The day before It might
have been Lad at zoe Litigation that
heavy Indebtedness and other things hav-
ing little to do with the properties them
selves are responsible fer the slump
J. G. Dick. the well-known mining en-
glneer and surveyor, has determined TO
pull out for Nevada and take a hand in
the big games at mining that are nov
being played in that state. Fred Il. Dern
is going with him and there is little aues-
ton but what each of them will be heard
from in the near future.
Books closed on the subscription of
Federal-Ely stock yesterday, with the de-
mand still unsupplied and with several
tardy outsiders cut out entirely. Federal
Ely has proven one of the most popular
Ely flotations Of the month. 1t is prop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
LOCAL MEN IN THE
GREENWATER CAMP

\. W. Smith and l. o. Naylor got re-
turns on the copper ore samples which
they brought in from the POlariS group in
the Greenwater district yesterday. The
average of the samples taken across the
twenty-five foot ledge went As per cent
copper, go ounces silver and SIC I'm gold
The average of the samples taken IN the
second ledge, which is exposed for 100 feet
on the surface but is narrow, carried G-13
per cent copper while q selected sample
from the latter gave returns of 266I per
cent copper.
The boys are now perfecting the Organi-
cation of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Copper
Mining company, with a capital of 1000 900
shares, par value 81. with 100000 shares in
the treasury. OF the latter 25.000 shares
was yesterday subscribed at % cents a
share. that being all the stock it is the
intention to issue at that price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
ELY-WITCH co.
IN THE SWIM
Ernest Bamberger'S Promo
ton Of Ely Company Takes
Like WiIdfire.
BIG SCRAMBLE FOR STOCK
MEAGRE ADVICES ON PROPOSE
TON FROM BOSTON,.

If Micawber were alive rtefav he
would have his hearts desire gratified
IN no time; he wouldn't have to wait
long for something to turn up Two
or three days ago a deal was closed in
Boston which gave the Witch group of
copper claims to a syndicate that was
organizing the Ely-Witch Copper COM
pany under the laws of New Jersey.
The word had been passed down the
line that 4 portion of the stock would
De open to subscription. Then a sCram-
Die commenced both in Boston and in
SAT- Lake TO get in. Just how the Bos-
ton end stood yesterday afternoon
could not be learned. but It was stated
that over 100000 shares Of the stock. at
81, was signed up for here. It is not
yet known how much will be issued
nor how much of the total amount will
he allotted to Salt Lake. Full particu
lars concerning the organization even,
are not yet known. but Il message from
Ernest Hamburger during the day sheds
a little light on the subject
In his message Mr.. Bamberger brief
~ states that The Ely-Witch company
IS being formed with a capital of 10O0.-
000 shares. par s. and with 500 coo
shares in the treasury The first allot-
ment of stock, he says. is being put out
at 81. but he does not say how many,
nor whether Salt Lake is to get any of
them The remainder of the stock. he
wires. is being pooled with a strong
crowd, including some of the big stock
exchange houses.
The Witch property consists of over
fifty acres in the very heart of the por-
phyry copper deposits of Ely, between
the Nevada Consolidated company
Ruth group and the Jupiter group of
the Cumberland-Ely. Fine ore bodies
are known to have been developed in
the ground by r. II. Claiming. man.
ager of the Titan Consolidated proper
ties and from whom the ground was
obtained by Mr.. Bamberger and those
associated with him in the big deal.
Salt Lakers are anXiously awaiting
to learn where they are at in the reser-
vatiOns for stock which they have ap-
piled for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
Mines and Mining Stocks
GOLD STRIKE MADE
AT HANNAPAH CAMP

Frank b. Work was in the city -yester-
day on his way east from Tonopah, New.
He stated that one of the most important
things to come under his notice before
leaving camp was the news of a big gold
strike that had been made at Hannapah,
a short distance north of the Hannapah
Mining company's properties Inc 1act
that the Hannapah is a gold-silyer propo-
stion and that the new strike is straight
gold largely increases the posslbliltieS OF
the camp and the future of the Hanna
pah company of which c. c. Parsons OF
this city is president. The new strike
was made by Charles Quinn and. while
no assays had been had on the rock, so
far as Mr. Work was able to learn. those
who had seen it PANIED declared that 1T
was exceedingly rich.
The Golden Anchor district, forty miles
east of Tonopah. Mr.. Work stated. was
coming rapidly to the front and it was
considered as one of the coming big dis
tricts of the state.
A corps of fifteen engineers were in
the field, Mr.. Work related, surveying the
line from Tonopah to Ely for John w;
Brock and his associates. This line Will
run through Hannapah and the Golden
Anchor district and it is given out that
its construction will soon be ordered.
The engineers have completed their work
to within a few miles of Ely. according
to report and the placing of stakes for the
grade Will follow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-23
PITTSBURG-SILVER PEAK.
Bids for Mill Will Be Opened Here
December First.

NJ L. Effinger, manager of the Pitts
burg Silver Peak company's bonanza gold
properties at Blair, in the Silver Peak
district Nevada came in from the COM
pany's headquarters at Pittsburg yester-
day morning on his way back to camp.
He found time 10 say that all details for
the building of the company's 300-ton mill
ing plant had been fully decided upon,
that plans and specifications had been
placed in the hands of prospective bidders
for the construction and equipment of the
plant and that bids would be opened in
this city on the first day of December.
The new town of Blair, which il 10
ca ted right at the cOmpany's properties IS,
Mr.. Effinger stated growing rapidly and
il would be no time till it boosted popu-
lation of 500 people.