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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

yaAcGoy At TUCSON
wnhla . len s~cosds xfssr the coo
sinsssa Il ahs fessinpany and siahout
l~ssissx sAs Tosusn In c~o~c1srs Jury
~mF@neiaea ~ hasd mn inansxt oy~r
the a<rss ~ Peter Derrnh&ehrf and
nH aA~ lI.ns~ fx nis death freed
Hears ki~leal~rx~r. th~ slayer ~ The
aecss~sa II THr~on.
An the testimony was In fasur ~
KlirnA~rxsr. n mas shown thsf the
deceased had sfaased the vile % the
former and. applied spithess 10 her
that ne decent man could BE- expected
90 put up with. The testimony fur
Their showed that for the past too
weeks nersnssrhsr had h1rss-ed w.
irna~rxsF aud hss fsmIiy. Continuously
threatening their lives and p~reyentinE
them irafa carrying On their house
hold duties The DAY ~rraceding the
nishs NJ the shooting Elienherger was
packing MP I'M prs4aratinn for moving
away ffosa thai neighiaEhassd aud N
was shown thai as that time DeEen'
taeher vsx especially obnoxioas. Al
though the Jury asserted thai there
was Justification for the murder. ~
lenbsrger insisted that II was acct
dental. u seems that while he Was
doing sentry duty near the corral oi
the deceased. the latter prOdded him
with y p~isehfoFk and t the sudden
ness Of his turning around. the gun
lent IN. the charge killing Deren
bartAef.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

n you knew the value Of Chamber
iain's salve you would never wish 10
be without H. Here are some OF the
diseases for which II Ii especially val.
liable: sore nipples. chapped hands,
burns. frost bites, chiliblains. chronic
sore eyes. itching plies. letter. salt
rheum and eczema. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by nil druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

Frequently results from neglect Of
ciosged bowels and torpid liver. until
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition In unknown TO those who
use DIR. Kings New Life Pills: the best
and gentiest regulators Of Stomach
and Bowels. Guaranteed by oil drug
gists. Price &c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

ffsnk n. MsaHass#y dled M cspit~z
IN fes a~ss sxo a pmamoasry ccss
samptson. He came 90 Lincoln eoan,
~ ssa year sxo from sassanah. Gear
gis. 10 ss~k rsiisf from pulmonary
troahles and engaged In business. lid
had apparently rex1ined his health
shen . wish 10 his old home brought
On . reaesed attack ~ Illness, d
which he saeeumted,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

To draw tIss ufs ~. ~ u purn. hsss
aea.s s.taaata sssassng a scar. or To curs
hoais. sssfss. iettar, eczema ana all skin
and ssalp diseases. use n wittis witch
Harei salTe.A specific TOR piles. Get tho
genuine. No remedy causes such speedy
relief. Ans s"s lie Witt,s-ths genuine.
For sale IL Center Biock!pepot drus
store and Winters Drug Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21
Death From lsehIrs.

never follows IN injury dressed with
Bnckien's Arnica Salve. Its ~antisepsbc
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chss. Oswald. merchant.
Of Rensselaessviiie. N. r., writes: IN
cured Seth Burch, Of this plses. Of tho
ngliest sore on nis neck I ever saw"
Cures Cuts. Wounds. Burns and Sores.
&c at OH druggists. '
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21
WILL CURE

A. A. Herren. Finch. ARK writes:
"Foiey's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs. cold aud lung
trouble. know that n has cured con-
sumption In the first stages" You
never heard of any ono using Foiey's
Honey and Tar and not being salts.
fled. o, q. sclaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

There are many people VIA have
used chamhsTsatnis Coae. Chcsers
sad Dsarrhoea Remedy viii spAesaid
results, but who ars unknown became
they hare hsxifsted about gisin@a to-
simoniai II their erperienee for publ
cation. These people. however. nre
nune the less friesis Of this remedy.
They have done muea toward making
n . household word by their personal
recommendations 10 friends and
s~eighbors. II 10 o good medicine 70
have In the home and h widely known
for ice cures Of diarrhoea and all forms
81 howell trouble. For sale by all
druggist
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

u yss sni naks isssisy & vsi b
. rssststtsa . % hss asay sscexns
70 kt1ssy o~ has11sr ussbsss d Go
fern q ssosh~r. n The pssiess % aos
beyosd nsdtcsl I'D roAyfs Kidssy
cars vii cure. II sevsr sissppodnta
o. q. Schx~f<r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21
No pm IL a. pleasant and positive .

No PIN isss pleasant and positive =
DewItts Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are % mild and
effective that children, delicate ladies
and weak psopie enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they ara
the hest liver Mills said, Never grips
Sold by Winters Drug Co; X. D
GoodalL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

Frank Rousseau has purchased au
acre OF the company orchard al Ala
mogorio aud Will build himself q nett
home thereon. y
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

The Central Passenger Association
members, have individually granted a
one.ceat rate for the round "trip "a the
q. A. Il. eHcampment al Minneapolis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21
Cured Hsms1rhssss 81 shs lynss.

"Sesersi years since my lungs we're
20 badly affected ihat I had many
hemofrhakes." writes A. n. Aka. a
Wood. Ind. I took treatment with
several physicians without any b~a~
IT. I then started 90 take Ys1sy'a
Honey and Tar. and my lungs aSs nor
N sound ~ = bullet. I recommsnd n
In advanced stages Of lung sroubis
foieyis Honey and Tar stops the cough
and heals the lungs. and prevents SCI
ious results from . cold. Refuse sub
stitutes. o. @. sehsefer. A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

WEST BOUND

No. |. Chicago Limited, solid, Pull
man trd1h With dining, observation
ard b1ftst library care, unsurpassed
tQnlpneat md seryicA =
No 1 Atlantic nspssss, has Pull
nan aud tourist slespins cars. for Chi.
cago and Kansas City, and . tourist
a for Denver. A Pullman car for
Denver Is also added at Trinidad. Ar
riyes at Ia Junta At 1880 p. m, con
Meeting wtln No. s. leaving La Junta
$40 q ~ arriving at Pueblo, Soc
a. m. coiorado Springs s:3s . M.
Denver $50 . Ii.
No. g. Kansas City and Chicago Ex-
press. has Pullman and. tourist slssp-
ers for chicAso and Kansas City. ~
rives at Ia Junfa los15a. m, connsct-
Ing with NO 90, leaving La JuntAl
1910 p. m, aExiyins st Pueblo zoe
p M, Colorado Springs $50 p. n.
Denver s:0o p. m.
No. 10. Chicago, Fast Mall. his Pull
man sleeper. 81 Paso 70 Kansaa City
Is the connection, from all polats sostA
Of AibuQasrque. Does the local wos1
from AibuquerQus to Ratoc-
No. 3, c~alifDrnIa. Limited, hAs Mns
equipment - No. 4.
No. / has rullmaa and ton1tat -
Ing cars Tor southern CAli1osHiA IT,
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succunss TO isJusiEs-


Eaearnssioa Rantsrss 10 being held
In The Silver CITY jail upon default
~ ! a2nssa II ss.sas. er await the sc
lion nf .As Grand Jury upon The
eh#rgr NJ pushing Tihnfeio sanbrMno
into th~ Main street wuich. d few
days axu. sanhEans xas picked mp
fatally injured. Ths gaich at that
posnt " fully thirty fret deep and
Paul James. q euiored porters was nj.
krartssi b. the groaaing ~ sanbrana.
who ~ss iauIld lying In q heap on the
ssst side 81 the snieh. ssnhssna.
besms dslifioas ~ the hospital there
aud ripping the HANDBAGS from his
~oaads ran 10 hts home. who're he
died II the evening. Ills shoulder
bone had hesn broken By the fall and
nse n hik ribs had penetrated his
lanFs fsnhfana made nm ante-mnr.
teua staisFnsns accusing RantefRs In
The detd. both had baen driniging
atd aaaFrnIIns. Int RantsraE denied
I'LL knowledge ~ the occurrence. He
W. hsla under 800 ball for the
Grand Jury
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

Ths ssnssx ess csagasy rs 200 h.
sagurstsd q scAs1ais tAas ains -
nsss tAs 6smAaAs e L. ysCns 20.
- 10 - faIisse sxtssk TraAas inave
polses Asned svsry nfsssa ntsntsa.
In fz<s D CIR CO - fpss1 ss mp
givsa poass @ - tsck svssy nftsss
p1ssA. C~sksne1&. o. Aseheays.
s:si 10 Al s:tS a. s:sf - An.
Theee ear CO.
tinss ssssy nftssa
nisssa ~ 1ay 10.
al svssiaG. vhsa
The LIST or en- -
had 81
Plaza csstsne6a. - AstIeayA
1877 - pamLii:oe pda. ii:e1 i-1pln.
Ths car r~surniaG sroa u essa-
tarirm reaches - cssease6s u
iI:ls and goes DIT 70 The barn-
This aehe1nte = - cenp1sls -
takss - may kosss q - ~
thxt eotrnos desiring 10 attsad parties
Or fse6 tpns i II evening nay DO %
- ~ sure = . car hsDa u h
hoDsd ~ people viii take advasiass
e this elZosf % servs then
A she'd a~d5pininx The feed store o.
Thoniss Z seslnsns nj Alamogordo
was = o. IRE : few days ago by
hreciacksf. but the flames were ex
tinxmishess bcfore much damage wal
dome.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

Miss abhie B. Kramer and Charles
{. Coke we're married last week ~ Il.
i.uz by n. ). swift. justice Of the
peace.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

% s~~ thai q 10 ns . p1eumxtie sFsf,
acisi es1s>x< ssosa % sisA sind
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-21

AmsxsIsa. loses@r. ~ was eomI@lsea
70 rts~ ss~f Il trsiI. ssd ~~xI4rs~nrs-a
MANY dE1seulsiss An ah~ latter pase~
tAe tire % me hind wheel ~ his b.
circle hurss and be rode the rim the
snsire distance 10 SANTA We. Tho
roa,e be f.iosed link him through
Biaomiaxtna. IsErn. TERRA Amarillo.
Espsnuas. and Ihsace 20 Santa Fe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
TO BUY PATTERSON NINE.
Experimental Work Proving Satisfac-
tory In GoIdfeld District

GOLDFIELD. Sept. 1o.-Milton NJ
Detch responded to the call of his
partner, e. j. Finn, and started for
Ida with a certified check for $4,000
in his pocket to take up the bond
which he and his associates have had
on the Patterson property, which In
wolves the transfer of $4,000. The de-
cision to take up the bond follows the
opening of a body OF sulphides at the
1oo-foot level with an average value
of SITS to the ton.
Water has been encountered but this
Will furnish a supply for ore dressing,
although It will delay further develop-
ment until plant can be got In TO
take care of 1t. A hoist Is to be in
stalled at once, and altogether the de-
velopment of the Patterson property
will give Ida interests encouragement
John T. Blake is in from Log Springs
Canyon, where he has just completed
extensive experimental work on 500
acres of placer ground owned by HIM
self and his partners. Log Spring
Canyon is on the west side of the Ma
gruder range, made famous as the
home of the rich Tule Canyon country.
and which extends eastward along the
southeast side of the Ida Valley
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
ME- ETCALF BOUGHT
THE VACCINE.
Wild Rumor of Smallpox
Led the Secretary to Make
Purchase of Preventive
VIRUS NOW USELESS

Stored at the headquarters of the
hospital department of the Relief Cor
poration-forgotten until yesterday.
when they were uncovered in a sort of
holiday ouse-cleaning by the depart
ment-is a large number of vaccine
points, old now beyond the age of
usefulness. There are enough of them
to vaccinate an army. They were pur-
chased by Victor H. Metcalf. Secretary
of Commerce and Labor, and the story
of their purchase came out yesterday.
Among the first after the earthquake
to start to the assistance of this af-
hicted State was Secretary Metcalf
On the train that bore him from Wash
ington were many Californians, Red
Cross agents and the like, all more or
less wrought up by tales of the mag
nitude of the disaster, which lost none
of their horror by Eastern telling. At
one point somewhere about Illinois,
the report passed through the train
that plague had broken out in San
Francisco and that hundreds were
down with smallpox None stopped to
consider that the epidemic had de-
veloped with unheard-of rapidity. All
were seriously concerned, but the most
wrougft-up man of them all was Sec
retary Metcalf. Mr.. Metcalf promptly
telegraphed ahead 10 the next i'm
portant town to have vaccine points
prepared up to the capacity of the
community to furnish them. These
were loaded upon the train. The ex-
traordinary precaution SO frightened
others on the train that they insisted
upon being vaccinated against the
danger which they thought awaited
them here. Thus some of the points
were used. But the remainder are
waiting at relief headquarters the
coming of the garbage man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
SAYS EARTHQUAKE
BARS PAYMENTS,
North German Fire Insur-
ance Company Has Rea-
sons on Which It Depends
PLEADS CIVIL ACTS

The North German Fire Insurance
Company of Hamburg Germany. has
set up the grounds upon which II ex-
poets 10 evade the payments to San
Francisco policy-holders of the amounts
due to them. The first Official embodi-
ment of its claims is made public
through an answer filed in the Superior
Court of the city and county of San
Francisco. in the suit brought through
the agency Of the North German Policy
holders Association, of which w I.
Herrin is president, to secure payment
of the face of the policy held by Charles
Weisel. the amount involved being
s2275.so.
First. in the answer every technical
plea is set forth. 1t is denied that
plaintiff gave immediate notice in writ
ing OF his loss by fire, or that he COM
piled with the terms and conditions of
his policy, or that the defendant re-
fused or neglected to adjust the plain
tiff's alleged loss, or denied or dis
claimed liability to the plaintiff. or re-
fused to pay, or wrongfully or other
wise asserted that the loss was due to
a cause that was not covered by the
policy.
Also 1t is set up that 1t was provided
by the policy that the amount of loss
for which the defendant was liable
should be payable sixty days after due
notice and ascertainment of loss had
been made and that the period of sixty
days had not expired at the time that
Weisers action WIS begun. Then fol-
lows the statement of the North Ger
man Company's attitude, which is Of
much general interest in view of the
large number of unpaid policies of that
company that are held in this city and
the generally unsatisfactory behavior
of the company TO date in relation to It's
policy liabilities.
"And for further answer" so it is set
forth, the defendant says that the pol
icy of insurance executed by the de-
fendant and in the said complaint re-
ferred to was subject to diverse condi-
tions and exceptions, and the same are
not set forth in the said complaint. 1t
was among other things provided that
this defendant should not be liable for
loss caused by earthquake, and upon
it's information and belief alleges that
the fire and the plaintiffs loss In the
complaint referred to were caused by
earthquake.
'It was provided that this defendant
should not be liable for loss caused by
order of any civil authority to prevent
the spread of fire; and upon informa-
tion and belief alleges that the fire and
loss of the plaintiff were caused by
the act of civil authority to prevent
the spread of fire"
This is the plea in substance that
the North German Company will make
in all the cases that are brought
against IL in this city, in all probability.
and the same general allegations will
be made defense in the German courts
in which legal proceedings will begin
soon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
MAY GET MORE COIN.
Milwaukee Mechanics Claimants Watch
the Safety Fund.

An allegation is made that the Mil
waukee Mechanics Insurance Company
of Milwaukee, Wis, is settling with its
policy-holders in this city on two diff
ferent sorts of agreements. One is
basis of 10 per cent and this has been
accepted by a large number of fire
losers. The other is with an accept
ance of 70 cents on the dollar with
clause that il the safety fund yields
more than 10 cents on the San Fran
cisco losses any remaining money shall
be divided pro rata among those who
are signing the last mentioned form
of agreement. Sanford Figenbaum is
authority for the statement that cer-
tain parties get 70 cents direct and
will get more II there is any surplus in
the safety fund. Attorneys for two
banks are reported to be also advising
their clients that there is chance of
getting more than 20 cents and they
are acting accordingly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
News of the Nevada
Mining Camps.

Blake has been sinking shaft to bed
rock for the benefit of experts who are
examining the ground for those who
have taken an option on tt. He
says that in these explorations the
gravel taken out has netted over 5000
in gold and that all through 1t will go
better than a douar a cubic yard. 1t
is an old placer section, but was never
worked extensively.
On the Begole lease. on the Mohawk.
here In Goldfeld, the main shaft is
down over 200 feet, but the rich ore
of the Mohawk ground has not yet
been reached. 1t is expected to strike
pay ore at from 225 to 250 feet It is
a sub-lease Of the Kalfus block, taking
in strip along the southern end of
the Kalfus territory, and was acquired
some time ago from the owners of the
Kalfus lease
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
cHonUs erRLs NAY BE SHUT OUT

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Fifty mem
bers OF the Metropolitan Opera chorus
arrived today on the steamer La Bre-
tagne Later the chorus may have to
go to Ellis Island to prove that they
are not contract laborers. A theatrical
agent, John j. Barry. filed complaint
with the Department of Commerce and
Labor. In Washington, and with the
immigration authorities in this city, In
which he alleges that the chorus sing
ers come under the contract labor law,
in that they are laborers brought to
this country under contract.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
FEW NoN-sUPPORTING REFUGEES
Number That VIII Go to Speedway
Found to Be Small.

The department of camps is sur
prised at the small number of non-sup-
porting persons in the camps who will
have to be removed to the speedway
when the soup Kitchens close In camps
where as many as 100 were considered
non-supporting, when it comes TO the
test of removal only four or five admit
their inability. to support themselves.
In one camp but one person finally adj
mitted himself to be non-supporting.
The poorer persons are concentrated at
Harbor View and Lobos Square But
out of the 1850 at Point Lobos camp
not more than forty Will have TO be
moved to the speedway when the soup
kitchen in that camp closes today,
while the number that will go from
Harbor View, although 1850 of the
poorest of the refugees are camped
there will not be above sixty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
ACTIVITY AT GOLDEN ARROW.
Good Averages ON New Ledge Opene
on COtter Property.

Good Averages ON New Ledge Opened
ON COtter Property.
TONOPAH. Sept. 1o.-Captain Cotter
of the Cotter Mining Company of Cold
en- Arrow has arrived here and says
that never In the history of the camp
have things been as lively as they are
today. On the Cotter Company's prop
erty, of which he is superintendent, a
new foYr-foot ledge, known as the
Bar ledge. has been opened up to a
depth of fifty feet with a shaft The
ore averages $2S in gold and is of a
free milling character. This showing
is entirely new. as the Confidence ledge
is the one on which the property was
originally located and on which drift
ing and sinking has been going on for
some time. Cotter says that the news
that James Forman and L. L. Patrick
intended to develop their holdings in
the district has given new Impetus to
work throughout the camp, while the
persistent way in which the Cotter and
Elftman properties are being developed
and the good results of such work have
caused great deal of satisfaction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
BIG CONSOLIDATION SCHEME.
plan to Control Four Big Mines I'm
Manhattan District.

MANHATTAN, Sept. 10.-There is a
report afioat in this camp that a con-
solidation scheme to include several
of the most promising mines of the
section is on foot and that several of
the mine-owners have been approached
with hattering offers for their prop
critics on this basis. The mines said
to be involved in the deal are the Stray
Dog, Indian Camp, Jumping Jack and
the Union No. 9 of the Dexter Com
pany. According to the report the fig
ure offered for control of the first
three properties was s2.000.000. and
the matter is still in debate by the
owners. The combination would join
four of the biggest prospects in the
camp, mines that have demonstrated
their value repeatedly. 1t is estimated
by those who profess to know all about
the properties that fully s3.ooo,o0o
worth of ore is blocked out in the
workings of these four properties and
that more is being discovered and
stripped in place daily.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
TO SELECT SHELTER SITE.
Important improvements to Be Made
in Kawich Range.


TONoPAH, Sept. 10.-Malcolm Mac
donald and General Manager Collins OF
the Nevada Smelling and Mines COM
pany have gone to the Kawieh range
TO select the site for the sme1ter and
mill the company intends to build to
handle the output of its mines in that
region. While nothing has been de-
cided, 1t is thought that the place Sc
lected will be at the foot of the east
slope Of the Kawich range, across the
valley from Revielle and just over the
hill from Clifford, Golden Arrow and
Belle Helen.
One of the company's largest mines
is called the Revielle and located at
that camp. Water conditions there
are not favorable for a plant, nor
would the smelter be as centrally To-
Gated to the other two big mines. the
Eden and Goldreed, as at the foot of
the Kawich hills near the Eden. An
other point in favor of this location
is the fact that If the company chose
to do any custom work the mines of
Golden Arrow, Clifford and Belle Helen
would be able to supply ore on a COM
paratively short haul.
The three mines of the smelter cor
poration mentioned above are all to be
equipped with new foists of large
power and also with compressors for
air drills. sure sign that the COM
pany intends to develop on a large
scale The plant that it is proposed to
erect will be planned to treat the ores
of these three properties and also have
capacity enough to do custom work.
This will necessitate the building of
a monster plant. as the output of the
three mines alone should be large with
the new equipment. The company is
doing everything on a large scale and
a n have end of funds and
ii is safe to say that the new smeiter
and mill will be models of their kind
and that no time will be lost in erect
ing them.