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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
SHAW =. NEELEY DEAD,

Leayenworth. Kan July 21.--Dr. Shaw r.
Neeley, for four terms democratic mayor o1
Len rrtrnrtls and United States marshal fol
''o cr sGrn district Of Kansas under President
& ssstss land during his second term, died here
list night OF neuralgia OF the heart. DR.
}Neeley FOR several years published the Leaven
worth Evening Standard, which went out D,
existence In 1903
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

81 The following appointments fp,ve been made
in the rural carrier force, commencing Aug 1
Commencing Aug ~ Isaac Y "a !. :,son Getdes,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
In st. Louis Building.
Delegates Arrive.

Rio Janeiro, July 21.The American
delegates ito the international American
conference, with the exception Of Van
Ieer Polk, have arrived here.
.s Secretary Root is at Pernambuco on
board the United States cruiser Charles
ton. and will reach Rio Janeiro July SO.
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Alarm for Odessa.

Professor .stchepkin Of Odessa made
a violent speech yesterday in the lower
house Of parliament, y against martial
law in Odessa. He declared that the
shore: IF the Black sea shortly would
be = 10 of terrible events. Mar
til -. deputy declared, is running
y: speech was loudly cheered.
~ r. General Kaulbars has issued
a sat~ all striking workmen ip
o., st resume work by July 25
without fail, otherwise they and all
those who support them will be sent
into exile by administrative order, and
every attempt to prolong strikes will
be mercilessly ~ crushed by force Of
arms. The strikers are incensed by the
order, which, it IS. feared, may pro
woke outbreaks. ~ 49, f. ~ 49, ..5
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

Best for you, because best made, are Satin
skin cream and Satin skin powder. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
Success in the Gulf Coast Country

Every Tuesday and Saturday there will the columns
this example of what has been in farming the
Gulf Coast the Brownsville Lins-7-~ yr~
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Very Precarious Condition.

Mrs Lutte Ward SIT Ave - ~ - -
fred and
.rr - -
:
forned fore my hea --s
y : -, r.. .
I 10 a ed
% m
you many
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
GAR PRESSED TO.
GUST PARLIAMENT
Continued From First Page.
at the close they recovered fraction,
fours closing at 707s and 6ves at 8S7.
While extremt nervousness character
lied the trading there was no panic.
Party Discouraged.

The constitutional democrats APP
peared to be heartily sick Of the whole
episode and anxious to drop the subject
It the government is so minded, and
there is a disposition to shelve the ad-
dress by indefinite postponement Of the
question as to the manner Of it's publ
cation. There is no question but that
the fasco has enorm ously shaken the
prestige Of the constitutional demo
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
~ ATn,N..nILE

IL can - driven forward. iackWard
sideways or az auy u.ligur auzlr de-
sired and IL Gan even o.. uIasle to spin
around Ike a t"p
The m,-l.l. au Illustration 20 which
II bercWith shawn. b., twenty-five feet
l0ng. weighs four aud q hall tUiIs. has
engins- - forty 1.-TWO hu-~"I.ower aud
steel seTVWs twenty S,,ru inches Ia
diametcr. u J. easily -..'n that the
greater the dlnui~ter Of the spirais the
greater will - th. ability of thc SO
ksconotive o. travel over rOuEh sur
faces aud to ~uriuuuut ulsstacl'-s. Ac-
cJpiinEly a ua"lilnr which the Invent
~ j. hayinE built la 'auada viii have
spirals -ix fset In height. The ics 10
connective - steercl - means q two
ssmicircular steel disks al cash end %
ths body OpcTatcl 10y compres<s-d air.
The disks work Ia unison aud are
weighted Ia orier hetteT TO grip the he.
The bottom u the bo-ly l. made wa
tar tight - that Ia IA. cye.t &c the
machine breaking thrsggh the ice u
viii nOat ui'oa the surface % the VA
Ter. In that case u would ~ PoS-i'
bic easily TO proI~l the machine. f0r
TIE spiral method % navigation. a. "
vel known. operates successfully.
Tho machine. which u unfinished aid
rough IN appearance. was coostrueted
% make an estimated sI-eed of nine
miles an hour. but on lts trial trip q
easily traveled at thu rate % eishteen
miles an hour. Oe,stacles and rough
places were passed with Surprising
eass. A tolrogEan slide course q he
aud anOw several feet ahove the lsvel
90 ~ lake ice was surmouutsi with~ut
difneulty while travelling a fun sI'eei
Ths inventor intends 90 Ne alcokoi
boilers In tie marhlnes Constructed nor
practical service IN Alaska. thus HvOid-
Ing ths danscF - the freeEinG q The
boilers AMI. furthermore. considerably
rcdaring tbe sim 0f the latter. Hs
plans o. have q coRdenser % condense
the alcohot.e steam and use u over aud
SvsF again weod. cal - oil nag bs
usud fsF fsul undar tn bsilsfa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

DEl.ANp, PA, July : lsd
DAvIDJoNEs

DEl.ANp, FLA., July J. isss.
ni.ioF TIE D~i.aad Ness
Please alloW me again 60 call atten
tiOn Of the city Council and it, re,
spectiye OfhceFs Ia the bad condition
Of our city. Empty iin cans and "a.
teTmelon Tinds can be found In many
places thrOun In the tall gTass and
seeds, where they cannot h. readily
seen, uith more OF les. SateT in then
"A bottled for breeding malaria ana
mosquitoes: and thea the people Won.
der uhere all those mosquitoes come
from, an Insect that the hoards of
health thToug hOut the state Except
the health hoard of this city. Who
seen 10 be sOmeWhat related To the
old gentleman Rip-Nan Wrinkle are
giVinE special attention Co exterml.
nate this pOisOaOas and troublesome
insect, and al this writing you can
end on Boston avenue, just out Of
Neu York avenue. lot Of rotten and
dceayea vegetable matter. and on
Florida avenue, near voOThls. a large
lot Of tin cans, with more or less "a.
ter In them-anOther hOtbcd for
breeding malaria and mosquitoes
and uany other such places can he
found II they wish 20 lOOk for them.
TIE Ladies Civic Department, no,
long STAGE, called the attention Of the
CITY Council to certain nOxiOus mat.
ter on the Boulevard and other
places, and requested that the sane
be removed OF destroyed. The con-
@anieatiou uas received. read and
placed % Gle, and a. far az knOWn l.
still on Ole very still. And, again,
the city scavengeT wagon Il a bottled
for Mosquitoes. The MACK 10 carries
Il oct, dug cut Of the muck pond. and
thrown In the backets. hall allied With
shis mack O. mud and the other half
of the hsekst elled With mosquitoes,
aud those buckets placed In the elos-
et& ! have ordered the nan On the
scavenger wagon not 90 place any
moro sseh stua In any Of my closets;
81 sneh have four. A gentleman
tod ne yesterday that he had no
ticed foT several days an unusual
numhsr q mosquitoes In he closet,
and O investigation found a hen set.
ting In hoE uith muck In IL. hatch.
Ina more 1osQnltoes than ehiekenA
And. again. MF. EditoT. ] Ssh % re-
nlns the nre and waieF comnittee of
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

Leon county still pays the board
bills Of Caldwell and LaFklns in the
Duyal county jail, and Of course SheT-
IN Brosn IL gamer thereby. Won
der hos long our people gill stand
such injustice without registering a
holy and righteous kieky-Tallahasses
DrnOcrat.
The governor il deserving II
great eensure because Of his ac-
tiuR in the cas- IT these PIOr. ig-
ROraht BsgrOes. Instead Of wait.
ing a. investigate their case, and
repreivihg them il their arr nit
igatiRg circumstances. or PARDON
ing them IL they are not guilty, he
ought a. hang thsm ~ unce and
save the thirty eehts a day which
the state IL paying for their keep.
The state II Florida is tOo poor
"a paw out ~ cents = day while
the guilt or innoc-nce II these
Begr,~s i. l-ing determined.
What is the life Of tao ignurant
nsgrOes, - compared with "a
cents . day? The STATE could
betser afford 10 have the rrputa-
ton Of hanging-murderihg-two
iRnocent blacks, rather than paw
cut ~ cents Q day! In effect,
this il Nhat the Democrat says.
Perhaps the people of the State,
j. e, the people with blood in
their veins, think otherwise.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
ICE LOCOMOTIVE.
Nsysl usesiae Int~nd.d 60 Tra,-I %
Frosea sarfa-~.

a machine vhirh j, 100 ~ la>., pru
ciple a de-id,-l uIovat..n ha, u.-.u
drsignej aud ESQ. ,tru,t,.i rs M.lur
aI'Olis man. tha-l-. T. : Hur.I vlu
has eXI@riurui'-i f"r wears boo pra,u
cal drmon~trati"u 90 la id,a The
Machine 10 yurs'."u has h,,l ..f,,l
and u Intended fu travel On a f0uzru
surface The vu.,-.' vlIrI 10, Inventor
has had la view j. thu notwithstanding
Of thr means ~ winter transportation
"a Alaska
The icc l-uuut'ys j. pruigll,-i 10y
steam euglu,., but Instead 81 resting
OF wheels go runner, j. supI'1Tts,l 10y
four great Si,t.l spiral, u.t. 40 each
corner ~ tis tasty .u th, places u~ua,
~ orcupicd iy 30, vl,.,. ur runners
Of ordinary yrh...,~ 90. ~pIml~ ly
With their ,-rt.ral aNrS Door z"ntal aud
arr q "if'os.te pitch o.. edges 81
TIE hlad,-s ara f~h.uu,eI lL- skate
blade To- Otd,r jhIt rI,.f .ry zip the
icy well Zach uf 'I, ~r,.-.., is dir,-t.
u ,-uuusy-tpi Co % -i..-... ~f,...uu Du.
cline hud c,u-'-Iuru'.. '.' ,,s.ral- may
D. Operated u,l,f-.H.i"r ZOO. ulrlh,sl
giving uuu~ua. uuuir# ...r tie car
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

those sealed.up WateT hydrants for
twOyears OF more. The city oTjiu.
aace requires the city engineer "a
open those hydrants the perfume
nav not he a. pleasant a. the Jockey
Club and slu-h them cut onJr a
month. why this violation Of orjin.
ance 10 a mystery. have thOught
proba bly Il miRbt have come about 10
this say: al our city election la.t
Mas three aldermen we're reelected.
and AZ the meeting Of the neW braId
of alderman a city engineer and city
marshaI wcre To h. elected There
Was one applicant for city MARSHAL
and too for city engineer: the mar
shall of course, wds reelected: the
vote for the engineer vas a tie vote
three and three 80 the lat wears
eng inerT holds over until biz -uccc.-.
or i elected and qualified. Sincc thea
I have learned the strife over "a, two
eng incer. wa. at three Of the alder.
men. directly OF Indirectly connected
With the DrI.lnd hand, wished tu ry.
elect the engineer. A. be "a, leader
ct instructor uf the band. anal { not
reelected he might reign A. leader
and the hand 90 up In balloon
should h. very sorry To have the hand
20 up In that waN. for am a lover of
musk, Il only played on a fiddle v.tt
Dne string, and a. some of ms hast .
friends are members OF the hand. { .
Sn0w the city appreciates their -,r- .
vice. " iur thr leader. hl,, 'hr .
gTcatc,t respect a. citizen amt a .
gentlemen, bat be must attend Co
biz duties. Those hydrants mu.i br
opened and 10 day light, - that al.
nav see what D.. in those water p.p,-
Nice -tuh 20 sprinkle your plr.or fa-.
liture wlth ia ca-e OF tire. GENTLE.
men, this d. the third and last ,a.. n
hose hydrsnts are not all opened
Eithin forty eight hours after the
publication Of thi- notice. IA, state
Board Of Health will lee Appealed 20
Or relief
Respectfully,
il. BNNI,.
Resident and 'aA PAYER f"r ta,ut,.
light year..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
ONE YlNkEE ECONONY.
1s.~ Dutiful ss'a Was Carrying Oui
IIis FashsF's Teaciaing.

In 81 Louis there T. q Yankee
Who settled In the Mound city after
thr civil var. and has there built NJ
q fortune Of millions The economies
and conservatism b. witch he has
accumulated his little pile have In.
ERASED with hts years. Acquisition
haze b,cUme a hablG
iie has one son over whose eH
p"uditures he keeI's careful watch
Recently. this offspring took an up
t"Sn car The father who saw him
huard the car. and knew his destina-
ton. Judged he had spent his fare
fuoIishly.
That evening. after dinner. the
elder called the younger man into the
library. saying he had something 10
tell him. But hTsS." he inter
rupted. rising from his chair. n gill
turn down the light. Ne can talk
just az well In the DARK. and 70 viii
save the gas" lie then proceeded to
give reasons why the expenditure %
tn uptown car fare Was unnsees-
s1ry AZ he went on explaining the
value % economy. cut Of the dark
hess where his son sat he heard a
'umhiins and shuflinE. Much to his
iis 'aste. the noise continued AZ
l"n-th heated 20 impatience. he
cried. sam. what are you d0inE."
Father" came from out Of the
hlsckn,ss. 4 can hear Just as yell
Nith"ut EN-. and. while we're sitting
her" In the dark. I'm taking OF my
tao Users 70 save en-"
For the rest of tina; evening econO-
mi,s acre hot discussed. Succ-sa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
COSyHCT LEASE SYSTEM.

Many Of the State papers de-
mAnd the abolition of the convict
lease system, pTeferring 10 have
the wards II the State worked
on the public roads. This Is all
very pretty, and is without doubt
q reasonable demand. But the
time is not OpPOrtune.
THE NEWS believes that STATE
cOnyicts should continue tO BE-
leased, for the next five or ten
years at least BY that time,
With economic management, the
state should he in . financial
condition Ia warrant the employ
ment Of state eonviets on public
rOads. In the meantime, State
cOhvicts are bringing into the
State treasury several hundred
thousand dollars . year which is
badly needed. The lease system
should he subject to the most
scrutinizihg supervision, and the
conyicts should be treated hu-
namely. a. they undoubtedly are
County coRviets should b.
worked on the public roads, as at
present. The several counties
should exchange gangs, thus en-
aiding them "a have . force large
enough b. warrant the employ
ment Of guards and TO accomplish
something where they are worked.
The present system il all right,
10 humane methods arr employed.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Neu Before The Iosrts.

ii
PIERsoN. FLA, July =. ls'si
RditoT Ths iceland Nsvs
You gill please not publish the ar
ticle sent you last seek, In reference
70 the free distribution Of whisky al
this precinct on primary election da'
and others have given evidence q
the county solicitor, plainly and un'
eQuivOe ably proving that liquor wa'
given auay here. and that one man
uas hauled home. bcihR too drunk "a
20 BY himself
The evidence given by " 10 the
county solicitor il sufncient To gar.
rant the arrest Of tWO or more per.
sons. and tue case Will probably come
up az the August term Of the Crimi.
nal Court. In the mean time IL may
be better not To publish more on this
matter. which 10 nos before the
courts. II the evidence given before
the court. when the cases come ~
for trial, does not warrant what I
wrote about, shall apologize % the
people Of the county. and especially
10 the people Of PiersOn, for what I
said. II IL does warrant the letter I
wrOts, thea shall expect the nincom-
poop Of the Record 20 apologize bat
perhaps this Gill be asking too much.
Il takes a nan to apologize for
WTOag.
H. had a cancer on my face, would
90 to a physician and have u cut cut,
not try TO smother IL. II the town Of
PiersOu vas disgraced by the 'Organi.
EatiOa" 90 primary election day. sc
shOuld try 10 punish the offenders be
fore the courts Of the land that the
example might be a Wsrning 10 OF her.
In the future WhO had Ssh TO resort
20 urOng-doing. The bes, people Of
PisTsOu UeTe offended At the conduct
here On election day. and they will be
pleased 20 haVs the matter thoroughly
ventilated aud the offenders brought
to justice.
We did not expect to take this mat
ter before the courts, and nov very
reluctantly do %. but the misstate-
mSnis made By sO-ealled writer's from
this precinct compel Ne to do 30, or TO
admit that &c ourselves mis,tated
facts.
DAVID JDNFS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
I,nr..n,. Famll, Pat, Anrl..n,.

~" presiding elder once hap
I"r'i into the SUNDAY srhOOl room
90 g. certain church not far from -.
IoIi.. and Was invited b. the super-
.H''ndrul. a Nery pious man. To qaes.
zion ia" scholars
AFTER asking several questions he
turned &" one littl. fellow aud ask ed.
Who Vas the father Of Zsbedee's
children" The boy much confused.
mrdr 40 reply. and the question
40, repeated. but Nithout result.
't"m'. said the elder. you can
-ur'F answer that" Then. point
ta- 10 'hr superintendent. who 10
th-l man"
"lEIrun SMITH" replied the boy.
we'll, Who Is the father % Dsa-
ecu Suith's children"
'fasua Smith"
"I',. aal n D.aroR smith Il the
is;Eer e., I,acon sinith's children,
Mo VS. the father &c zebsdss's
.a..dr.nr"
Pee lodngstcT could hardly walt
81. %" Question vas ended before
q" sh"It"d tfiumI .hahtly.
lF.,un Suith."-JadEe.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

The Green Cove Times tells
about Q minister" in that town
who has joined about 20 young
souls in the holy bonds Of matFi.
mOhy." The young folks have
lived happy ever HfterwArds-un-
Gil noe, when il DEVELOPS that
the aforesaid minister" has no
lieense-and is not . minister a
ell. This leaves the happy young
couples in . rather embarrassing
situation. A law providing that
marriages shall be solemnised by
OfIieers licensed by the state may
prove che only safeguard Of the
family.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

A concsrted, systsmaA, effort
10 being made al over - State
30 abolish the primary and return
% the convention system Of max
ing nominations. The primary
is being eOndsmnod BY the news
papers controlled BY the corpora
tiOns, Who 80 that they cannot
- eAsaply control tbs Democrats
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

Nasioe 20 ABplioaasoa for TaE Died rn6ss
Sectioa % Chapter 60. Lave 90 nor-
i'd.
~ Ter. pur.ha~er "a las Ctgtlncals No.
80. datei the eih day of June. a. y. -. ~
hlsl said crrtihCaie n ~ onne. and has
aaa,e at'plisatt.un for tan deee 90 lHsne IN a.
cssri tissF vita Lac. Sad ccrtinna1e emlIrasss
ths g. luuinE dss<rtbfd pFssp~rty situated ia
Noiusis essunfy. ttas 10. tt,-utt:
80 of no "a 90 uSi and nl-s 81 sul-t 90
usi-t - ust-s. - u. ~ y ssuth. rnnEr -
The sid lsDd hriug esNeSsrd ~ TIE este 90
tas is.aianer &C sllch crFtInrate IN TIE naanr
~ 4. q kohn. Gnles sid oefttncaie shall
..slie theFs1a 90 ths sth day % Aus. A. q.
les
witne,s my oflei.l sirnafuFe ana seal thu
e-s-ab sAML u. JORDAN.
"a Ciryuii GguFe. NoiuHia Coauty, Horida.
~ Nm Elah. DC
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

Congress passed aud the pr~sI'
dent signed the railroad rate bill
ON saturday. IL is a. ~ INTO
effect ON August -.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

Mr.. Bryan must be greatly fiat
tered over the support Of the
captains Of industry who con-
tributed millions II dollars Of
Incorporated funds in 1895
and 1900 to ''saye the country"
from Organism.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

party Is by the convention sys-
tenn. Unless the people Of the
State are watchful, the right to
select their own DOmiRees will be
taken from them.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

assbsE GEas'. >~e~s Pssdsss Zoe chllarsa
saw --fuiiy ussd ~ MssthrT Gray, Bas-r IN
ths thiialrcns Hssasr tn New Nork. taare ~
eFishns-s, Had Ssomsch. IssfhtnH bisnFdsgs.
uuNe and regulate The Hswsis and drsiruy
Nuruus. over isitsa, tssisnsrntalz Thry nFser
fail. ~ al druggists. -. SampaF fHEE
Addrs-- Alien :. Omsiei, Ia Nov, -. v -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

NOTICE - hesrby siysa thst y. ". Ksss-
~ tst. plr.aasrI - IaA c.st.anale 70.
aled sala osrttnoaae IN NJ onos. aaa -
madp applicsaien fof tsz ess4 90 inaaa ID
anuouoanos vita lnu. eal4 eeFalaua1s e.
Sssis1 IN \ siasis Cs.anSg FSsss1.' tesgiS
Ia =. Hasa =. Ma q naily niu.
Ths aaid laaf bsina aaeeass1 - tn enae a
The issaanus - such ceFtlnaa1s IN - 5000
Hc1fu1ned acouedina o. tsu. tan d1s1 gla
Izzls thsnuea on the eth dag - Asa. A u.
80
rhs esa as5 e JsiS. a. D. "a
tit cisruis csuss, vsi.ssis Sssssy. fsssAa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06

Noslos ef AppiioHaioa 90 las bed UaAsr
sretioa - CeaVasr -. Laws % FlaF-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-06
Respectfully
J. j. BNNI,.

Resident and 'aA payer t"r ta,u,,.
eight year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
FEBRUARY.

S--Central Pennsylvania coal min
ers strike; trouble settled on the 18th
l3--Heinze sells his copper holdings
10 rival concerns.
15--Bank Of America in Chicago
placed under a receiver.
1O-United States supreme court
holds that traffic in coal by railroads
Is unlawful. President Roosevelt and
secy. Taft, concurring in the report
Of the minority of the board of con-
sulting engineers of the Panama canal,
favor lock canal.
23-German Roichstag passes the
bill to extend reciprocal tariff rates
to the United States.
26-President Roosevelt's interven-
ton induces President Mitchell Of the
United Mine Workers to call ma
tional convention with the view of
averting a miners strike.
2s--United States Steel corporation
leases the j. ]. Hill ore mines in upper
Michigan for 80 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
OCTOBER.

5--Tems Of lease Of the Hill ore
properties to tho United States Steel
corporation made public.
6-Amercan Union Telephone COM
pany absorbs several other indepen-
dent concerns; total capital. $3.50, 0O0,-
600.
9-Ohio Bridge Trust dissolved
1S-Detroit United Railway com.
pany announces as an experiment a
rate Of 10 fares for % cents.
19--Jury in Findley, o.. convlcts
the Standard oil company Of con-
spiracy
New York Central railroad fined by
q federal court in New York for re-
batting
24-Trans-A Alaskan Siberian Rail
road company charatered in New Jer-
sey.
3O-Natlonal Petroleum association
files complaints against the Standard
oil company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

above mentioned intersection, and to
sink the present shaft, which Is down
$50 feet to considerably greater
depth. This SHAFT has some water
In II still, and it is asserted by those
who worked in 1t years ago, that II
was In rich ore, though OF character
that could not be treated I'm those days.
but which is valuable now. Mr.. Rund-
berg has n force Of men at work and
Is preparing TO put in the most modern
machinery that can be procured.
The office OF the compay is at "a r.
South Temple street. in connection with
the George G. Cannon Association suite.
Less than five miles from railroad.
covering vein the wealth OF which
has been demonstrated. with rich ore
already uncovered and under the d.
rection OF one OF the best practical
mining inen In the west, the Old I'm
perial property has before il the very
brightest future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

employ OF Mr. Samuel Newhouse for
ten years he superintendent the devel-
opment OF the Highland Boy, and Bos-
ton Consolidated mines at Bingham,
and OF the Cactus mine in Beave,
county three of the greatest copper
mines in the world
Upon his taking charge Of the o!d
Imperial property, Mr.. Rundberg
transferred the machinery across the
canyon to the Exchequer ground, be-
lleving that the greatest ore bodies
would be fonud there, and with the OBJ
ject of connecting up the workings
already there with those on the New
Century Claim, plan that can be east
~ accomplished. He has started work
In the face OF the tunnel In the di.
rection Of the intersection Of the Star
and Exchequer veins. and has already
struck a promising body OF ore. His
plan Is to continue the tunnel to the