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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
On Cypress Avenue, Elizabeth City
County.


BY virtue of n certain deed of trust
executed to Benjamin G. Wherry ard
Constantine II. Williamson. trustees.
by Frederic S. Rust and wife, dated
December 1st, 1903, and recorded in
the clerks office of the county court
of Elizabeth City county. Va, in Decd
of Trust Book &c, page iS7, in which
deed it is provided that either one of
the said trustees may execute this
trust; and being requested ny the
beneficiary therein. there having been
default in the payment Of the debt So
cured therein, the undersigned will
sell at public auction on the premises
on Tuesday, September 25th, 1906, at
2 o'clock p. M, the following dcscrib-
cd property: Situate on the south
westerly side of Cypress avenue. in
Elizabeth Citv county. Va, beginning
at the distance of two hundred and
seVenty-fivc (275) feet, southeaster!y
from the southeastcrly side of Second
street, thence extending southeastcrly
along the aforesaid side of said Cy-
press avenue and fronting thereon
twenty-five (25) feet and extending of
that breadth in length or depth south
westerly one hundred feet to an alley
l8elng lou NO. 81, In block NO. %. Oh Il
certain map of the Newport News,
Hampton and Old Point Development
Company, said map recorded in the
county clerks office of Elizabeth City
county, Va, in Deed Book q, page
32l, etc.
Terms: For cash as to so much OF
The proceeds as may be necessary TO
discharge the debt now due in the
sum of SG2G.5f, apd the expenses of
executing this trust, and any unpaid
taxes or insurance premiums: as to
ihe balance, terms made known on
day of sale.
BENJAMIN G.. WHBRRY,
CONSTANTINE III. WILLIAMSON
Trustees
M. o. LACKEY, Auctioncer.
19-1O-21-22-23-25
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25

MRS. MARY COOKE DIES.
Sged Woman Sucoumbcd to Heart
Disease in York County.

Mrs. Mary Cooke, rclicl of William
Cooke, woman highly connected
ana widely known throughout YORK
county died 1T her home, in Tabu';
carly Sunday morning. Mrs. Cooke
who was - years old. has been sirl;
Tor few weeks, suffering with hear,
d seasc
Funeral services were conducted n
II o'clock yesterday morning aud The
burial was made in the Smitlvillc
cemetery.
Mrs. Cooke is survived ny three
children. Messrs. John Cooke and
William II. Cooke and Mrs. George
King.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25
A Lively T"as:e.

with that old enemy Of the race. Con
Si'"ation, often ends in Appendicitis is.
70 avoid all serious trouble witt, Stom.
ach, Liver ana Bowels, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pi.s. They perfectly rcgu.
late these organs. without pain or dis.
comfort. 25c at w. B!a!r l. ,nghorne s.
drufgist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25

After hearing the testimony in The
cause Judge Blackstone has given
Hec.s!on in favor Lively in the case
OF the Hampton Door and Sash Com
pany against John l.. Lively
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25

What sort Of II woman is your
fricad madame thc countcss:"
She is Il woman of sixty. who lcoh
fifty, thinks she's forty. dresses liz
thirty. and acts like twenty"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25
Back From the North.

Mrs, !. NJ. Stacey who with hes.
u'"shter' Mrs NJ. V. Brinklcy, has
been touring he northern millinery
markets. returned home Sunday
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-25
All Si.itt.

Tom Here. You've started Your
note to Burroughs .'Dr. Sir" Don't ynu
know that sort Of abhrcviat;on is very
slovcnly: Dick No. sir Or" is all
right in this case. lie owes mo
money.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04

Gc& 2GuNcrcn IGbt lid Mcrr Mor.
iiCIo iibcr Corporations eiebe unn
Die SubCrfuIoIc NcrdmpIllug bel
W2nldcn mo Rin0rru ans un0 mud)t
ciniNc GmpicbIluNcrL Ole BON bcn @t-
lCb1cbcrn cbcnin bcbCr5i9t iucron iollz
IN mic Ole iibcr &%in0crarbeit.
6crr MorficIO hot iid) nod picI
mchr bonn Ncr5cn QcihricblrL mos
rmicrc Ycicr al on0crCr Stcac iinocn.
&m @nn5cn mod)t sic Notid)oit 0cll
Giuorud 0c5 mnbl0Cmcintcn StrcbrnS
nod cbrIihcr, ip0rinmer Stootapcr,
lu0ltlln1.
ST. iuiinldcn it, buB bic AcictNcbcns
Den Noftorcn Den Wollpcrnulr in ici
ncn NritrChlUn0cn mltcritilBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
.ScinridI Sd,mibt.

Is iinrb liitlpod. ben 3. Surmdr 1900. nm
60 Winrgcns, rnd) iduocrer Nranfbeit Scinrid,
Stlmiot, 1~cllchtcr Sobn bon Ncilrih mo Slnnu
Y. <dmiGl i'm HIier BON q Jnbrelr. II Dtonu-
ten I1to - luAen. Sie Nceroi0nla finoct am
6rcitaa, ocit h. Sdninr, I'm = llbr 9iudmittlge.
uOnl lraIerbunie, gir. 6lS. Silo.ItrouoluuU, Der
Moblurna iciIlcs Nrunere, ans unf Dem 6rtCos
boic Der /. hcniifen cualacliihcn ejcnlcinoc
itG!t.
Tic tranernocn Siutrrblicbcncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
@iainul Scrocrif.

Us iiurb an >. TunIm 1906 lud iIly6cr
Mranfbeit @iuiam Scrocrid, ~GcIicbicr @utlc bon
MiaGnuIeHG Ncocrid i'm gtltcr BON 60 SnbrCu.
3 lIbr. bon icilicr l@obmmA Va. r. SiioNnn.
SlrGbP, ans lidti non OIL nab DER Il. ItihGcI5-
Mlrthc. no mn . llhr cine liclie lin ttin SeeIcus
he'll ~ctlebriri miro. Gerludloic una Srcltloc
lin bollihll tir @et6riliIunN ctuNclaoClI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
.. 2uumis, Guuant q g.,
belluubi0te Diieniliule Nchnung6iiibrCr,
Hr, 30, Nruao.S traRe.

,SDUN III. SpDNttr, Y. y. ".
gcunnro ~. Euunut. Is. y. II.
u em y IF. hel %. December 1900,
3ru. e. Is. sbriuer, Frdiuoent Der nDtrtropolitll
n q. Sapinqs GAM " Baltimore. Mo.
&ertber Scrr! I&ir babcit bCl Wuslpei9 ilber
Die Getdbditc SDrer Sani iiir ou5 an 30. no
uclnber 1905 ellocnoc Sistalidbr, uie ~oerieluc
bon Tbrem Sireiiorens0 cnite be9Iuuhiqt mllroe.
uepriiit mo henicIbell ioraldltia nit Sbrcn
Pildert mo Den ciHGctrn9cncl Cont bcrglibem.
Ser an pauo befinotldc HnarbCtrdg purot
oitrd, Had8ahllin9 fit ridliiQ be,ulbcn llb Der
@etya9 Der Sepoliiell 81 Sbrcii @nnlieu in Der
NIill. fpclhc has Sepoiiioriltm Der ,Sonho NbrCo
Sn'iiiiiio btloet, iultrhc oltrb bnS Geriili!nt be.
inaier FAM bealunbigt.
Sbre Napiiula gllnQci it gltirn mo SbliGn
tlpnell Wltrotil gepriltt. mo 'tllo mir Der Mi
Itdt naB bteiclbef IN lprQtiiiiNcr 8et'e aeilnd)t
%lulIroCIl, Ser 1cinmmtc Wurtt,ucrtb Der aIs IA.
pitaf gnlaac in Sbrsm Seiie beiinoliden Nlticn
nno Sbiigationcu III ,ucit bUber, ae Der IN ocn
NRdern Sbrer Sant uericihnctr @ctraa. Sic
6ur Sidlcrilg bon Sarelben pcrpidnoeiel Cola
iernl nlroei lorQl1lt'a 1cpriili rnh nerell Nertb
ais, ooultnnot0 Aelllt0cno he'llllocI 1T I0rer
SiCherltellltnl.
Ter Sutnibetroa scr @ntbobcn Shrcs Sniti,
TUFTS lit ,pcit bobcr, ais Der Sbrcn Scpuiiturcn
Idlulbiac Hctrag.
,ur ieit u%niercr Ictten Triiiun0 an ST. Ses
ienher 1904 iiiblicn lpir ms herehtipt. Sbucu
iHr bic umitrit ioraidltiac mo ibitematiih,c
@eiic, IN ,ucldlcr IDrc Siid,cr, Metorbe nm
Suntt acihbrt lueroch, ntItr Compliment III
mndjeu. Nls oao Htiultat unicrer acgculuIr ritz
gcn &riiinna, mad. Is uno Gcranii1rm, ntlcs
9ae ~ bcitGtiacu, ,uae mir III icncr Srit iaatcn.
TdillnSnol
Guumie, Gunant 4 Co.,
healGlbi4te blieni!lde hedslmtNSliihrcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Snngc Samcn! Madt Gmdj Sicic
Sficrtc III Wutc.

ATTcrtc 81 NItFc.
aSir hiIoen iebt cine aldiie fiic iunar Sa,
men in unierer Glcetit Tamcnihnriscr. snitrm.
sdbnle. @iner Der GuribeiIe an Der 9etbeiIi.
aino bieicr Slaiie lit Der. hab Sd,iiIerinnen e.
luubt lit. an ihren eiaenen aIeioeru AT aus
heiten. Sicie alaiie miro i'm 91nuar t00G 81.
brei MiaI hic gSodie. Sr0eno cine iunsc 9dinc.
ole cine faibionubIe .Gdneioerin ~ ,peroen
piinfdt. fpIltc lid bieie Stferte 5u siuteu ma
ben.
Sir meitcrc s~nSflnft fdreibc oScr meabe
man ib an Tran VI. NuberS. 3r. :02, Neit.
earatpaa., G6e Nc,uaro.s trahe. etc.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Der pentf6e correspondent

oeTtafi5ihbrsr &. VI. Setu8, Eobnuns:
U. & V. 1871 70 gBaIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Wcurac Hnnl Nrcnmrr.

IS iidrb am /. Sunuar 1906. 7 ll6r Nbcnoo
tt 'etllcr leptelI 9SoblmulG. NJ. i152. gtoros 6rc
mont Strd'ic, Ncprae Haul Grcamcr, ~leiiehiel
@atic bon Norotbed 9reumer. I'M Glltcr bon :.
SubrclI : WionGtel mo lng. Sic Neeroianli
ttHoCt Sprncrltag, gtnt1miliGao ~ llbr, bon
(rnuerb1nic aus nab Der criien oeutihel Itibc
riiben Ct. SobdlIieSzNirdc an Der NiboIc Cir,
lnUe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo ndllll dui oel
u &Heitern Cemetery" iluit. Scrluunhlc NM
NrClIiIoc IiIlo Gdltun1spUl cllrQclGocu. briil:
ipubnell.
HGbt ms vile 6eltte Iiu0en.
Gem eS iiGrb ciu enler a,auI.
:, lpic Nicle miiilGl idgeu.
Mir uud bat CT luoblGctbun.
Nd. 1eredbt ltITo mn &c 2dbrcu.
Die i'm nod I'M Iuoc ebren,
Nbi luln infer ei0'neo Neri
GbrCi INFER Seih nm 5hnrcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Nreo. Sud,s, inn.

is iiurb nn i. 1amlar 1906 Sreo. 1ud,s, IT,,
ltliehter Snhlt BON SriB Sllm@. Die Veernis
NulH ltToct am Tunucritna, nell /. gan. 1906.
lindmittu9c nm a3 llbr, pou iciner HSobmlnN,
!tr. 700. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ans itntt. Nel.
icrlHl pripdtim. t3..b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04

9cnblhtc ciniD mn 0ic Mcgicrul0
idaorcn, Inn o%ericlben NngeiittS Der
Gonicren5 Die eriorbcrlihe Strait 81
p%crIeibcn. Gle inncrcn 3miitiAtcitcn
milBtcn rllbclL nm IN Icutldlul0
Oen Ginhrud bcrpor6ltrllicM ooB
Gronfreid) rllbi9 uno itnrt Die Gon
ieren5 in NlQeciroa oblportc.
Nrolfreid, mill olio ieinc ole1iti
men Norocrun10cn" miCocr untcrbrci
ten, llcbcr Den Berg lit NON ocms
lludl troB Der Inngcn &crbnnOllngCn
nod INNER nid)t. Gic M~ornffoiroQr
mo -GonicrcuB bilocn nod imnlcr
cillCn 0untlcn Flu1ft unl pplitiidcu
Nori}ont.
HululauO's tiirfiihe YGoer.
EoutfahIe ,tHrb6uhf Blatant oruru Gtst6 atTru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
GDiephinc Mcrn.

Gs llnrh am :. 2urInr 1906 Spiep6iuc Gcru,
50 |abre all. Gle ReerhiGllnn iiIloci 6rcitag,
Den .. Innndr 1906. Nnhmitinae > llOr. puit
Der &obrilH oes Srn. NurrU Sneibeiu IN NtoB.
ntlle aus nab Dem DSermiGlemcs Srieobnlc" III
V6uroCuptllc liutt. A5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Metropofitan earrings BanR
uun Baltimore.
Galpcrt. uno 9criuston. strahc.

Galucrts uuo 9crinstpus straRe.
e. Is. Sbriucr @irdiioent
5nnic" 7. NNan. .............., Sbagnlcilicr.
Baltimore, Den I. Sclernber 1908.
Sic llnter6cibneirn, ais Elm bon neu Sircitu.
rrI Der metropolitan Sopil9o Nnnf" criHlntcs
llnttrfI6ungosG prttte ilr Friifllg her gllgcIe
a%enbeiiell bclngtcr Corporation mo SIR Ger-
1licniIid1ulp zines VeridiS iibcr cine nerurti1e
lltierllidhnia. lItcrbrclteu uhtiIlGepotl ndo Sol
aeloe:
NctrnG Der 5oroS am /. Ne5cmber
1904 .................... .$l,0s2. 553.2i
lpn Scpoiitorrn mlbrciro hcS SnU
res emplnllnclI .............,. 2,hSl ,9lD.ii
gli Slotnclocll erDditeII Iur NllleI,
3tllieIt All SbliGhttoHeIl II, Gar
lebeu. MiiCibCl ilir @runbeigena
lbunt llllb Frnnllct litr n%crfnuite
Sbll1atinreli .............. 2l2.GTlNS
3uinmmcn .............. SG.S77.Ia0.sS
&opon abiu5ic1cr i'm. mic 'olRi;
Mn SepuIitoren be
bntlier gictrdA lulhs
REM oC@ 0erlnlle
ltcH Sdhre5. ...... 81, 400, 3hI.l3
SiGui3- mn Stdots
iltllrrr II. ,~lltioiicu g.. 1861
Frnliicll Inr 4cfaitlfe
mn ciIrgeiUite vi
lieIt mo ShliGnilUs
lrn .......'.... G2j5G2
2.1lI043.3G
4crhIcibrn SONS am /. ScSCmOcr
Sic Suno2 iino uiaelcgt IN SurIebeu uui
NrlloeiQcntbum SiiieIl ulh SbliaailonCn. Die
md, glniibt Der tlnlericihlcien uullltinniN fiber
Heilelt Iino. lWuie in Dem glnInui bon Mftieu
mo SbIiHutioucn Der i%oliocitcn Writ, St urlgcs
Inuitell gliiicH mo SbligutipHel iilo idHnlilid
inter benz WurfiUerth uIo feline fiber oertll
ENrhucrib nltNcEnnlIteI.
Vim /. SeietnbCr 1904 murcm 1927 Guuti olicil:
crDlinet lpuroCI ludbrelto oca [ubree lt2S
Gpnti u1o ipdbreno %oeiclbcl 3eitrnImc3 sos
Cont geihIoiicil. 10 hub AM /. Se5cmber 1908
Gll9 Cont uurbOloell mnrcl.
z. I. Nruluu, u. u. W,urpbn,
3cnrN Elnrf, Srnnf r.. Surit,
Snmbcrlauo Suoau,
GuU1itc Der Nirefiureu.
III tbrerl mciicrCl NenliibeIt. ben NIlloeI Die
lcr Valt ole NcrItGberliQ III 0ebCil, Dab olCic
Nhrcd)nriiQ hurd) ibre 9camten Qetrculih 9eibd!I
lplrbc. bat bic @cihdfialilbrlIIi1 lid, ole Sicnlte
bon be1laubi9teu 6iientlitbeu RcdbmnI9oiiibrcrlI
gCiiheri. lpeldbc ole nngepuuotc Wietbooe eill
aehcno priiiteIr mo ihr NertWt miro bicrluli
lWicrbrritct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Tcfnmntunndl M0cm
9iireau OCT StraBeu.I nrdbrudDa 6 ommiiare.
NinihlaMe.

Nalttmore' no. 20. 0cj. 1905.
IN @euldbbeit Der iBnell burb ole &orittlt.
ten oea %SQupltcls "a her @CieGe net teGi2lninr
ron NinrulGllo pom Sabre 1904 nlo Der am q,
4Jiiri 1905 llltterjcibnctcIt %erprniunG iii. PIG
he9 9ia1nre llilo Staotratba BON baltimore mo
be5 Slhit,niii5 10 oea @rtlielS ! oes Gooer Der
HiieIltltdeH Hoialpeiepe bon liurnlano. 1iitl
oStnot Baltimore" nm irgeno wedDer Ilt
eiete @InaelcGcnbett antpenobnret @eiege oocr
Geroromllacl. gebcll hermit Die SiraB2rs
ourcbbrtIdbs %GommiiiGre ASoii5, oaB am
aelI8ebnten la9c oco Eanuur 1906. SorllIls
!dGo 10 ltbr, I'M Nilrealt brid9ier Gornnllnnre
In Rdtbbanie Der Siaot Baltimore ibre critic
SiBun9 DGltcu lpcrnelI, I'm ole %ollmuht ans
3ulber mo Die ibneil ilhcrtru1e1eit mo BON
tbnen oerInnGien 8flitlell ii crilll!eH I'M We,
treff oCa aH1euonImenclt mo bon tbHe1 blerlllii
befnnlIt 0erlubicIl Netblulieo, ole slorfs 1lrlls
r'fc=5iono. pom Der NORTH Npeltue bis 5ltr Moro
6relr3e oer Staot Baltimore it elolirelt II, CoII'
ocmlirei Opie aIi Dem Ould ole AM ,. NC6.
mIterjeibnelc &eroroltulla III. 129 oe9 Wid0or5
mo Siuotruibe nII4enorInIeIlel Fldll Der 10
pugrnphiibcH StrileflilnAa Communion 1nr ole
GeuIdntcr Str1hel oeo. Nlinerea ae6elat lplro).
10 IN boiler lltbereiniilInnulla nit Dem Fldllc
deiaGter acknowledgement %erbclerli1g Der I'M
bclaHtel Nllrcal Der hela9tel SolnlIIIlldrc an
helpabri llno &llr 3nlpeiiloll 9llei M ,.
Gebelloer olr0 Die %IoIaelloen l'lilIte mo @rell'
bct heidlrteheH:
Sie Miiieuinie %bcidQter PORT Iurnpifcs9iONh
oicielbe 1T 66 SUB brett, be9illnt dt ctIlerl
ailtlfte an DER g%iurbfelie Der 9tortbs9tpenue oil
c.IB neItlih bon Der Silhoits ode elneS 3.'ibdt'
cen observation-disclosures e%niierlii, haa iepi an
ptl tulbuIl|Nu buil ZULU SNuNHlit Nllp fptl-
yunn iicht; ole Coordinate Der ~beiu9teIt Siioolla
SIDE, nui ruo BON Der IoroQrupbiidcl Gcrnlci'
.mtN Ger ztaot baltimore Glgcuurhtc Suilenl
haitrt. Itnn: 6itli6 1903 S3GiiOO0 SUB lmo
u1rolid) 1l23 0lG'10OO SlB mo ihuit fitr ole
beiuGte MtiiicliniP ulo nit elmer Ereite bolr
81 Sub an icocr Seite o%er'elbcll ole l%oI0enoell
nht tsl Ni6lunNeu mn Siiiun8eu: nornlih 0
@rup ~ Min. 90 Sef. meitItf s2$. 10 Gnh;
forbid, o @rno 30 lEin. 90 Gel. 6itltd G6S,lG
SUB: n0rolih o @rGh y Wiin. 80 Ser. bitltG
G72.%8 ,Su3; u6roli6 o @ruo II Itin. n Get.
peillih 1906 Gnb; %1lbroI!h q @rno Al Min,
- ser. 6itlit l2l1.11 6ub; rDrolid q @ruo
II min. 30 eel. 6nIih GLOSS SlB; n6roli6
q Grah % Wtiu, o. Sef. ipcitliH 1920 .6lb
pno R6rolih q @raN y Min. - Gel. mcilIim
I735.73 ,SiB bis lie oic 1l0roIihc @renjliuic Der
Siaot Baltimore ourdittciOct; heiuqter Stbnlita
'nrft lit 5000 SuG lueitIid bonn Stuoi Hrcnis
len 9tr. 29G2 nm 3l.1S %ll6 1liIid bonn Stdhi'
Wtcuiileiu ~. 29G3.
I. Nrtbur &itbant,
SGmea s.. Smitb.
Games ~. Wiariuc,
Gonlmiiiirr.
Gmaenc 4. Hpoaerc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Tobn %. ScRfcL
Tr, 6C4, eio. ebarp' strafc.
III DER NcidlCubcltuttcr,

lueI6er allie 9~tlftrdae itci9 6ur 3uiricoenbcit
a~uaiiiDrt. Sic bon ibm bebGlheIteu Hei6en irls
llell SSodel Lana ltegeli, obne ole geriIigltcu
8erpciun9Sipuren at 5ci9en. Srau Teuiel iii
N~rubrirte @in~bulinmirerin. NM III ole Nebano,
llIl9 bon GrnuenIeiben ocren Speiinlitdt.
(Sati0.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
Scpartcmcut iilr UiicntIiair Sihrrhcit.-@uutc
Spb4E cpurtcnIcnt oco t8CbGuoc Suipcftur"4

SRb-S cpnrtrmcut oce t5cbduoc Snipettor".
Siircnuo, JiniOhauo.
NuItin ~ u / {. hCn .. Sulllinr 1905.
80 babe NprIiinttoucl lii bic luIGcllnCn aEri
uilcqiclt crbalicH:
Welt. Sirufc. ipildcl GroBs mo 2Sctt StrHic
iiiy oic GrrihtmtN zines b5lierncI 2huppcnl
rs Sui hci 10 ,Sui Il 5OlI bel IS Sub Il ,3ou.
ltr. u. GCntrc SarIetz SpHce. fir Die GtnilIcl
tuna CiEc9 Mtutura bon n RicrorirI'lcn.
%rGcno (clHnmo. Der Ginmcnoulaeu huHCGrr
ii erbc0elt bal. rlUQc nieielben bis 10 ll6r l'Or
mitiuq3 am :. SGuuNr cilrei6cll. III lucllhti
.,eii nariibCr ucrbunocli iOcroCu luIro.
GomnrO :. Grciiuu,
G<dll) c5ebGn0Cz% lipCIiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-04
WNlihnlcr Sdncihcr.

Gs iinrh am 2. Sanunr 1906 Saltbaiar sd,ncts
Der I'M Nlier bon - Snbrel, inI 0auie ieInCo
Sob1c9 Horen6 Sbneiocr, VI. Goa. Columbia
WicrRen@ pom Irouerbouic aus, iiatt tmo unu
od ltod, Der q. observation-disclosures. no cine Wteiic
itr ilr Scclcubeil ceicbrirt ,pcrocu lutrb. til
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06

Pheby Brothers Take Over Clipper Group
of Claims for Philadelphia Capitalists

ground left in the district. It
comprises an area rich III cor
tact deposits, which may be
smaller in extent than those de-
yeloped in the porphyry on the
great holdings on the GirouX,
Nevada Consolidated, Butterfly,
Veteran, CumberIand-E Ely and
other groups in the porphyly
belt, but il is thought by eompe-
tent mining men that the cor
centrated ore bodies that are al
most ccrt0in 10 be found along
the north and south contacts of
the belt, will prove to carry the
richer ore. 1t is stated on good
authority, that in the 6irouX
company's ground, a body Of ore
on the south contact has been
proven to the extent Of BOO, 900
tons Of an s per cent copper ore,
carrying high values iii gold,
1t is very likely that in add
ton to the wonderful areas Of
porphyry, the Robinson mining
district will prove upon develop
mcnt, to contain many large rich
contact deposits, such as are
found in Bisbec and other cop
per camps.
Mr. j. A. Magnuson, the seller
of this group. is an old resident
Of White Pine county, and has
held this property for the last
seven years, which we'll shows
his faith IN the value Of the
ground. During this seven
years he has done a considerable
amount Of surface Of develop
mcnt work, and has very intelli-
gently shown up by his shallow
work, the merits Of the ground.
1t was possible for Messrs.
Pheby to secure this valuable
ground the efforts of ". j.
Stewart. There is probably no
single individual in the Robin
son mining district who possesses
more knowledge as to corner
stakes, titles, etc, and owns
more fractions and fewer full
claims than Mr.. Stewart.
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have placed an order with the
Standard Steel Gar company OF
Chicago for ten hopper-hottom
steel ore cars Of fifty tons capa-
city, which will be used on the
ere line from the mines to the
snelter, and will be able TO haul
SOC tons OF orc to trip. 1t will
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Chamber Of
Com megce
Organized

A large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the leading citizens ot
Ely was held in the court room
Saturday evening for The puf
pose organizing a Chamber OF
Commerce.. Between eighty and
ninety Of the property owners Of
the town were in attendance at
the meeting, and from the open
ing until the close of the meet
ing the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The meeting was called
to order by d. S. Dickerson,
chairman of the committee ap
pointed by the mass meeting two
weeks ago, to organize Il Cham
Der of Commerce, who stated
that the committee had arranged
to perfect an organization and
Was ready to make lis report.
Chairman .. { Nelson Of the
sub committee en- constitution
and by laws, submitted a consti-
tuition and by laws for the gov
ernance Of the organizations
which was adopted with one or
Two amendments.
The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing six
hOnths: d. S. Dickerson, presi-
dent; d. c. Mcdonald, vice presi-
dent; Leslie Savage, secretary
John Weber, treasurer; and a
governing board of five mem
bers, consisting Of a. c. House,
A h. Parker, +. NJ. Root, j y.
Fesier aud Chas. A. Walker.
1t was proposed that funds te
deiray the expenses of the cham
Der be raised by popular sub
scrlptlon, and the chair appoint
ed Frank McNulty. Alex Bair6
and Z. r, Reeves to act as sucl
committee.
several entertaining speeches
on The scope and influence OF tht
orsan'zation We're made, aGteI
Nhlch the meeting adjournel
until this (Tuesday) evening
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On the Ind inst. /. s. and
| Joseph Pheby. in tie interest
Of Philadelphia capital. closed a
deal involving $4,000, on Tie
Clipper group, making thereon
the customary ten per cent pay,
ment Of $1,000. This group con
sists Of the Clipper, Clipper No.
{, Gaptil, I. NJ, Nofberg and
Protector mining claims, and was
sold by J \. ard Theresa Riepe
Alagnuson. This very promising
group, comprising about 100
acres, is located directly north Of
the valuable holdings of the Ne
yada Consolidated and Circus
companies.
The southern side lines OF this
group are distant about 800
feet from the extensive workings
Of. No. 2 shaft on the Eureka
claims. Ii is said to be the in
tention Of the Nevada Consoli-
dated Copper company to work
the ore now blocked out by more
than ID, ,000 feet Of Development
work on this claim, BY steam
shovel. Some idea may be OBJ
tanned Of the magnitude OF an
ere body that will permit Of
working by means Of great
open quarry. ii is probable that
/ the broad guage line Of the Ne
yada Consolidated will cross the
Clipper group, in reaching the
Eureka workings.
The Clipper group shows the
lode posphyry with strong sur
face gossan on much Of the south
ern part of the @roup, In other
places there are strong veins OF
oXidized iron carrying copper
values, which trayerses the
ground east and west These
favorable shoWings will be- eX-
tensiyely prospected within the
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C,IIAENMAN co.'s
HOLDINGS SOLD
Nevada Con. Copper Co. Takes
Hines, Water Rights, ELECTRIC
Power Plant and all
Other Property


The NEWS stated some weeks
ago that negotiations were pend
ing for tho purchase by the Ne
yada Consolidated Copper com
pany Of all the holdings Of the
Ghainnau Mining and Electric
company in this district. Cen
eral Manager NJ. /, Rcqua Of the
Nevada Consolidated was seen
by NEWS reporter while ia
town Sunday, and whom asked il
the deal Lad been closed, stated
that the Nevada Consolidated
now owns all Of the property IN
|. the district formerly held BY
the Chainman company, the deal
having been closed just before
Mr.. Requa left San Francisco for
Ely
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