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Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18
SPECIAL MEETING
 0F MINERS
Called for Rampant, Sum-
 day, April 22.

A special meeting of the Rampant Miners Association has beet called at J. C. hall, Rampant, Sunday, April p, at l o'clock P. m.
 Notwithstanding the busy season, it is expected there will be fair attend ance
 One of the matters to come before the meeting will be the selection of vice president to succeed Louis Iverson, who has removed from the precinct It is probable that man from across the divide will be chosen, the president be- ing located on this side.
 Another thing that will undoubtedly be given attention by the meeting is the question of a candidate for delegate to congress. What effect tha doubt of the final passage of the delegate bill will have on the meeting can not be foretold but it is altogether likely that some ac tion will be had at least putting the miners in position to move promptly if the delegate bin becomes d law.
 The proposed delegate bill has given increased interest i'll the association, and it is said to be in d fair way to include all the miners in the precinct in its membership
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18
The Mild Weather

across the divide has made things look like business on Eureka. While cross ing the summit the other day 1 was somewhat surprised. thought l had got off the trail and was on the out skirts of Fairbanks. I heard the whis- ties blow and could hardly imagine where l was, but soon found out l was on the lively Eureka creek, where S. F. IIeeter has just started an up-to-date saw mill and is busy saving lumber for the different creeks and for dance hall, which iS to be built by June 1, to be run in connection with the saloon. Mir. lleeter has six men employed and has just completed hauling some of the best logs l ever saw in the country. In fact, Eureka looks like Michigan numbering town. Eureka also has a tirst-class sa loon. where you can find the latest aSsortments of gents furnishing goods, such as the famous Rainier beer and a fine brand of liquors and cigars. Yes, Eureka k doing her share of the busi ness and reminds one of young Daw- zpn
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18

$. E. Heeter, which he contemplates using to erect his dance house on No. ? Eureka. They have also cut fine lot of rifle blocks for the What Cheer Bar company.
 Chisholm & ElWell are resting easy, and are waiting for thaw to clean up their dump, which has banned very successfully.
 c. l. Jordan is still on Deadwood, where he is doing a lot of prospecting.
 What Cheer Bar has made several improvements in the way of erecting two as good cabins as any one could wish to see One is a bunkhouse and one tool house, or cache. Smiling Jimmie Dalton has just returned from business and pleasure trip on the outside; and the trip seems to have done him good. as he is feeling like a two-time winner and seems to be making arrangements to work the com papy's grounds with large force of men. BOB.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18
SStheDiVide

The contribution which follows was sent in bearing further name than Bob. Readers will remember that it is by an author too careless or too designing to dis close his identity. and make allowances accordngly.l
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18

Joseph Inrangrr. lately arrived at Fairbanks from koyukuk. estimates the total uutput oi the Nuyukuk this ycar at SaOUuu. oi which saosn Nill br from .ummer work.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18
Pete Johnson

has inst returned from Rampant, where he has purchased large assortment of soois. such a- u~c,l by the miners, and is new prepared to furnish complete outfits to one and all Yes, gu in and see Pete before you make that bong, weary journey to Rampant, ant see what he can du tur you. lt will save yuu a hard trip to town.
 Contractors Verdy & Mcdonald have just finished cutting the lsg- toF
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18

Mr and Mrs lIill have returned from ihe other .iIe to remain till the -now di-appear-
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-18
THE FLORENCE
 CHANGES MANAGERS

Bob Schaber has bought out Tom Mahoney's interest in the Florence hotel and bar, and hereafter will be asso- eiated with Jack Badigan in the man agement of that well-known resort. Mir. Mahoney departed for Fairbanks yester- day morning
 It k understood that Mir Schahcr will continue to preside at the Reception. NJ. k. Downing has come in from Little Minook and will welcome his friends at the Florence.
 Billy IcC lairc, late harkceper at the Reception, will in future greet the patrons oi the Mirror.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Rev L 4 Gray Of Mican0py paid his
Gainesville friends brief visit zee.
terday.
w. Z. Brown and daughter. little
Misc Thelma. we're in the city from
Archer yestesday.
Rev. P. DePass OF Arcadia vas
among the visitors to Gainesville yes
terday. Mr.. DePass has many friends
here who are always gls4 to greet
him.
v.R Pringle OF Sumter, s. c.. 10 vis-
iting in the city. the guest OF his SIZE
ter.. Mrs. J. II. Earle and Miss Pnn-
gle, bOOkkeeper at the store OF SAun-
ler- u Earle.
As q compliment from Ex-Lieuten.
ant Governor James II Tllman OF
South Carolina. y. 4. Cailison received
a sext-tte Of fine game chickens. The
sextette comprised four hens and twO
cocks Of the Bacon aud WarhOrse
strands The cocks were dead. how.
ever, VIXEN they reached here, having
killed each other en- route.
q. " Miller o! Trenton was trsn ssct.
ng business in ths city yesterday
Mr. Miller has associated himself with
Geo. W Livingston Of N-wberry and
will conduct a general mercantile bus
ines AT Trenton urd.r the firm name
u Miller Y Livingston. Lumber has
been ordered for the erection Of new
build ng and a. soon as that 10 com
pleted the stock will b- placed
Vim. VI. Paschall OF Uniontown. Ia.
was registered at the Brown House
yesterday. There are quite a number
OF Uniontown people visiting Gaines-
vile fLom time TO time and It may be
said with impunity Iha' this city 10 the
most widely represented here in pro-
portion to population IN the United
States during the winter season. This
10 probably due through the influence
Of Dr. II. Herzog who 10 q L niontOwn
man, and who hAs never lost an oppor.
tunity 10 tell or write HE friends about
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23

ing the fve-act comedy drama.
Denny, the Wait"
While the aud Hence was not large
the play vas presented in . mastery
way and thns present were much Inn
pressed with the manner in which the
role vas carried out.
While oil characters were good spec
ial mention must be made to Little
May Blossom. . dainty yoong lace OF
about eight summers. Who played the
role OF Denny. the Wsif, in q manner
which captured her hearers. This lit.
tie lady 10 destined TO become one Of
the leading members Of her profession
10 this country
The music was good and the special.
tiles between the acts were as clever
~ has been seen here.
II il 90 be hoped that the company
will receive n more liberal patronage,
which they deserve. for the remainder
OF their stay here.
The company w'll present tonight
that thrilling southern drama, The
Girl Of the SO1th." which IL filled with
interest from beginning TO end. The
prices will remain the same ~ usual.
-, % and B. cents On sale at Avera's.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
HAPPILY MARRIED.
Wedding Of James W. Tompkins and
Miss Dora Dell Love.

Wedding Of James W. Tompkins aid
Miss Dora Dell Love.
AZ 3 30 O'Clock on sunday. Feb. 18th.
1913. as th. home Of the bride's pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Love OF Jen.
hinge Lake, James W. Tompkins Of
Dutton aud Miss Dora Dell Love were
united in marrisge, Rev. ). W. Colsob
Officiating. The bride vas attended
by Misses Annie Smith OF Trenton aud
Eva Sanders Of Jennings Lake. while
Fred Tompkins OF Tyler and W. r.
Love acted for she groom.
Only q few of the immediate friends
and relatives OF the contracting par
ties were present, and the affair was q
very quiet un-.
The bride !. one Of the popular and
accomplished young ladies OF that sec-
ton. while Mr. Tompkins. the groom,
10 = gentleman who has the respect OF
all who know him. being connected
with the phosphate works a, Dalton.
The happy couple left on tour Of
South Flov'da where they will visit
for a couple Of weeks. aud after March
18th will be al HON. TO their many
friends IN Dalton. They have the
best wishes 81 large circle OF friends
for their future happiness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.
Jos. n. Phillips Viii Place Some Vat
liable Property on the Market.

Jos. ~. Ph'lIIps VIII race Souc Val
liable Property on the Market.
Today j. the date set for the great
auction sale OF lot. ia Beville's plat
which il located ON West Main street
south. and South Garden street. the
lots facing both streets.
Til. property 10 among the beet in
the city being located very con.
veniently located TO the bust
ness section OF the city and should
be- taken in by those who desire to
build or those who are buying for
speculation. No vacant lots in the city
are more desirable and those Who pur-
chase will secure property which will
no doubt double IN value within the
next Two or three or years.
The sale will begin IT $50 O'Clock
this morning. Free carriages will be
provided for those who desire them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
Set Date Of Golf.

Washington. Feb. 2l-The Columbia
Golf Club has set April 10th and llth
as the dates for the opening tourna-
ment which Is 10 be held on It's liaks
this sprinr The club expects an At.
tendance OF between coo and 700 play.
ers both amateur and professional nc
the tournament
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23

aud during the sale Q prize OF 90 in
gold sill be given away. See the ad.
verIiscment. which appears in this ~.
sue Of The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
JanItor Drops Dead.

Tuscaloosa. Ca. Feb 22-rurnss
Allen. who has been the negro jsnitor
st the county court house here for
some years. dropped dead Tuesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
At THE OPERA HOUSE.

The Williams Comedy Company Pro-
scented q Good Show ct Opening.
The williams Comedy Company
opened q weeks engagement st the
opera house Thursday night, present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-23
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Going to Europe

This evening DR.. w. j. Gree, one of
the most successful young surgeons
and physicians of the State, leaves for
Europe, where he will put in several
years studying under the best masters
of the art. The doctor has had this
trip in contemplation for a number OF
months and decided to take advantage
of the desire. He goes to New YORK
and from there to Paris, where he will
enter one of the best schools in the
great republic. He expects to put in
a full course and when he returns will
be in a psition to take up his profa 3
sion with the best.
The many friends in this city hope
that his every desire may be realized
and that fame may await him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Sold Burning Building.

While the fire was consuming The
roof and attic of the Palace hOJel
building at Reno Tuesday morning and
water was swishing obout on the
floors above the handsomely frescoei
walls and ceilings, Maxwell. in San
Francisco. was negotiating with Jas,
May for the sale of his (Maxwelrs)
interest in the Palace Hotel Corpora
ton. Unmindful that the assets were
in jeopardy of fire. smoke and water,
sitting in a restaurant in San Fran
cisco, the two men discussed the terms
of the proposed sale. It is said that
$4,000 was asked by Maxwell an |
granted by May for the formers,
one-third interest in the hotel, bar
and gambling business.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
The Next Attraction

The Jolly Girls Extravaganza Com
pany will be the attraction at the
opera house Monday, July 18th. The
company consists Of a large chorus
of pretty girls and a host of funny
comedians surrounded by gorgeous
scenic production An Honest Poi
tician.' is the openeing farce while
Tempest in a Tea House" is the
tossing extravaganza. showing a JAP
anese tea house which is magnificent.
ly stage. Some of the specialties are
Harry Clark's latest sensation THE
Comedian: Bragg and Ashton and
George T. Davis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
The MinsthreIs

The Gus Sun Minstrels played to
big house last evening and while some
Of the features were lacking yet as
whole the minstrel men have a goOi
show and one that is made to drive
good the juggler first class and the
musicians fairly good The show all
around was good enough so that %
demands for money back" were made
One feature that the Ministries bill
and shuld cut out is the street parade
and concert They failed 20 concert
and the people were disappointed
If people want to laugh go to a min
trels and Gus Suns is no exception.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06

Outfit is Probably Now at Work fo,'
Nevada.Utah Company.

L. A. Jeffs VIII has just returned
from a trip into the mining region
extending from Caliente into old Pip
che, and he expresses the opinion that
the country is just about due 10
boom. During his pilgrimage he saw
many valuable properties and many
more which he declares only needs the
magic touch of capital to convert
them into bon8nzas.
Dec 2Stf Mr. Jeff noticed that a pig
grading outfit which has been at work
on the road that is to connect the
camp of Ely. with the Southern Pa
cific was unloading at Caliente and pull
ling out in the direction OF Phoebe.
He was told that the snow and cod
weather in the northern country hal
made it impossible for the outfit to
accomplish much and that 1t had come
south to work until Spring viii IN
would allow return to the Ely
branch that is being constructed Ey
the Nevada Consolidated Mining Com.
pany
While Mr. Jeffs could not learn lie
finitely why the outfit was heading
for Phoebe he suspected it was to put
the grade into shape for the laying
of rails between Cal4ente and the
southern mining town in behalf of the
Nevada-Utah Mines e Shelters COZ.
poration, as it is now definitely un
derstood both at Caliente and Phoebe
that the line will be finished up dur
ing the next three months if pos 81
ble.-Salt Lake Herald
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Will Appeal Case.

TONOPAH, New Jan 5.--The do
ed Montgomery hoshene mining suit
in which he held that Finnegan and
O'Brien had no legal interest in the
property. has attracted great attel-
ton from mining men. The entire
property of the Shoshone Company
was involved, but the marter is no5
settled yet, for the plaintiffs have
asked for time in which to prepare
a motion for a new tritl. their inten
ton being to carry the case to the
higher courts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
BETTER TIME.
Tonopah Railroad to Shorten the Run.
ming Schedule.

Uuu9 0SuSOOiSs
Accordingt advices from Tonopah
the Tonopah railway system and the
Southern Pacific have united in cut
ting the running time one hour be-
tween Goldfield and San Francisco.
Southern Pacific officials in Reno say
that a change in the time, making
slight reduction has been contemplat-
ed, but they hardly credit the report
that one hour is to be Topped form the
running time.
According to the Tonopah advices
the Southern Pacific is to make forty
five minutes better time between Nina
and San Francisco. The Tonopah anu
Goldfield has already cut down the
time between Nina and Goldfield fif-
teen minutes, making an hours saw
ing in time between this section and
the coast
Under the new time card the Tono-
pah and Goldfield express arrives fif
ty minutes earlier at Tonopah and one
hour earlier at Goldfeld.
The San Francisco express, which
formerly left Goldfeld at 6:55 a M,
railroad time, will leave fifty-fve min
utes later, or 7:50 o'clock railroad
time and $50 o'clock city time. 1t
will leave Tonopah at S:25 railroad
time or 1925 city time, and will arrive
at Nina at 1875.
A further reduction of time between
Goldfield and Nina is promised as
/ soon as the new heavy steel rails can
be laid on the road between Tonopah
and Nina. The winter weather makes
! it impossible to complete work Of lay
| ing heavy steel but as soon as better
weather conditions prevail force Of
men will be set to work and the en-
tire track relaid with heavy rails as
rapidly as possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
WANT THE RAILROAD.
Extension of the v. & T. in the Hands
of D. O. Mills

There was a rumor afloat this week
to the effect that George j. Brown,
chairman of the committee of Carl.
neryille citizens empowered to con-
fer with the railroad officials relative
to the extension of the line into this
town, had received a communication
from Mr.. Yerington of the v. & T.
regarding the matter. Our reporter
was unable to see Mr.. Brown in o..
der to verify the rumor, or to gain
any knowledge of the contents of the
letter, but we learn from other sources
that the purport of the communicable
is that Mr.. Yerington could take TO
definite action in the matter until he
had conferred with D. O. Mills in San
Francisco
In the meantime indications are that
the action of our citizens few weeks
ago has not Ibeen entirely barren Of
formed that the railroad company
have surveyors in the field this week
for the purpose of making the survey
Of the line from the present end Of
the grading construction to a point
somewhere In the limits of the town.
While this information was not re-
ceived from any railroad officials We
deem it sufficiently reliable to be wor-
thy of credence and for that reas IN
it should give encoura cement to those
most directly interested in the matter
-Record-Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Denies the Report

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-Charles NJ.
Schwab positively denied today that
he had parted with his interests in the
California Smelter which he recently
purchased to treat Tonopah ores from
several properties in which he is per
sOnally connected.
1t was currently reported here an.
given considerable publicity that the
American Sine, ting and Refining Com
pany has secured the control of lie
plant. The smelter was purchased hy
Schwab with a view OF ending the EN-
barge recently placed on all Nevada
ores by the American Smelling and
Refining Company owing to it's inabil
lty to handle the tonnage offered it,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
BOARD OF PARDONs
Regain ase Taken Under Advisement
by the Board.

by the Board.
The Board of Pardons met yester-
Gay morning at 1890 o'clock.
Tie case of Chas. Outlet, crime,
assault with intent to kill, sentenced
to two years from Douglass, was,
on application of his attorney, VIM.
WOODBURY., allowed to go over until
July.
The application of Chas. O'Connor,
Washoe county, five years for burglary
presented by Attorney Keith was de.
MED
The petition of Dan Regain, Washoe,
three years, manslaughter, represent:
ed by Attorney Roberts, was taken I'M
der advisement
The case of William Stevens, Nye
county, three years and six months,
assault with intent to kill, continued
until July.
The petition of Harry Smith, Wash
oe coutny for ten years, burglary, con-
tinued until July.
The application of William Young,
Washoe, grand larceny, three years,
was denied.
But a couple of more cases remain
to be decided and with these the win
ter session will be at an end.
This session of the board has been
marked by the rarity of the pardons
granted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Sold His Ranch.

Senator Martin, who has logged AMI
ranched by turns, has disposed Of his
valuable farming lands in Carson Val
ley The Courier says:
Senator Martin disposed of his prop.
erty to Richard Fricke who halls from
the West side of the valley where he
has conducted farm for several
years
The price paid for the property was
$4,000 The Martin ranch is almost
in the center of the Valley and con
tains some of the best land in this sec
tion Senator Martin retains the Lake
Valley range.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
ESMERALDA DELlNQUENTS.
Railroads and Reduction Plants for
sale at Auction.

odIc al AuCIIOns
GOLDFTELD, Jan. 5.-The delin-
quent list of Esmeralda county has
been prepared and given it's first pub
LEGATION in the Hawthorne Bulletin. It
occupies seven pages and contains be-
tween 1900 and 1000 descriptions, near
ly all of them in Goldfield and Column
bia.
Ninety percent Of the property list
ed is accredited to unknown persons
and unless they take steps soon to at
their property will be sold at auction.
Both the Nevada and California and
the Tonopah and Goldfield railways
are delinquent The old C. & c., now
the Nevada & California, is charged
with S31 900 on a total valuation O.
81, O19, 1855.
The Goldfield branch of the Tono
pah system is charged with S924S on
a valuation of S294.S50
Inc lOnOpah halfway Company Is
charged with a delinquency of 7,40O
on total valuation Of S565,671.
The Goldfield Sampling Company,
the Gofdfield Reduction Company,
the Goldfield Electric Light Company
and the New Western Reduction
Company are also returned as being
deliquent.
County Treasurer A. c. Roach gives
notice that unless the delinquents
appear and pay their taxes befo.e
January 15th the same will be so 4
on that date at public auction Mu N
litigation is expected to result from
tire sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Sudden Death

John Devincensi, better known as
BLACK Johnny" from Dayton, died
suddenly in Reno yesterday. Deceas-
ed owned a ranch near Dayton and
was we'll known in this vicinity. he
was a native of Italy aged so years.
-SEl-
Mexican yesterday levied an assess
ment of Is cents per share.
The stock board looked little
healthier yesterday.
Benjamin Block. a native Of Cold
Hill, Nevada, aged II years, died il
San Francisco ON the 1st instant.
The weather man promises war.
er today He better extend it int
the nights and have more friends.
The Virginia Chronicle denies tn,
report that the Ohio-Tonopah people
have purchasedzNhe Overland an1
Flora Temple ground
Mrs Ann Murphy has again haula
her son-in-law H. j. Duncan. into
court at Reno This time the suit i
to recover $500, which she claims
due her for wages.
The Tonopah Reduction Cmpany,
crporation that was organized i
| Washoe county by Pennsylvani
people in September, 1905. has bee
placed in the hands of receiver.
Wizard is closi-g out his $1,000
| stock at sacrifice This is an 0
portunity for Christmas shoppers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Funeral of Old Timer

The body of the late Judge Lewis
was brought from Hawthorne Thurs
day evening and the funeral took
place yesterday from the undertaking
parlors of Geo. Kitzmeyer. The SER
piceS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Comstock Will Celebrate.

The ComstOck is already making
be given in the old mining town on
the Fourth Of July The merchants
are agitating the subject and it is
planned to hold one of the grandest
celebrations in the history OF tnet
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-06
Toncpah Dividends.

The total amount of dividends pa; /
by the TOnopah mines during the year
were 81 100000, divided as followG:
TonCpah Mining Company. 81 ,00OOUl:
Tonopah Extension $50 900; Montana
Tonopah. 100000; Tonopah
S5O,O0O.-Sun.