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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Suite un0 &ermunottt
SIN &alnpi ll1 cine Stride 5wii6en &atbDlifem
ulb Mdbren.
Sic Slpmpi9eu Spiele ba6en begonner. - Grobebeu in Salsn. - 81
~geGngfishn 8euobner berlnRen bic eaSt. = 9enfbe 9eriderunss=
Geienitaften farf In Californian betbeiGq. - GnMide 3ufambe.

barren Stofen. Ser 5unsertppbus
unb anbers 2ranfbeiten forbern 6eta.
tombenopfer unb 3auienoe rueroen bic
In bieiem Sabre borausf9tli6 su er.
wartenos quite grnte ni9t erleben.
gs wtrb wetter hiIirt t.
Berlin, %. Ipril. I'm bic
ginfeaung Der In &ubIano nod ints
mer fortoauernben mahenbaften Sin-
ri9tungeri bon @sbolutiondren LIT Dor.
ldufs nidt 3u oenisn, bsnn fe babsn
ben 8eifal @itte's. @sfsrn ianbtsn
bic neussmdblten SumasN bseuronstsn
bes 9oubernemsnts Samara cine
9snti9rift an ben prsmisr. In tueiaer
seaeu bic barbarii9e 6tnmorbuns bon
5unoerten bon Weni3en, oeren sins
stsss Berbrs9sn barin bsisbt, bab fs
FIR bic Bsfreiung bes ruifi6sn Bottles
eingetrsten fino, smpbatif9er protef
ein9elest wirb. Die ieIearapbii&e lint.
mort Witte's lautete, pie aus ct. pe.
%iersburg gemsloet wirb, babin. baE
bic 6inridtunsen fortssiebt msrosn
iollen, Biz bic rebolutiondre BetpequnQ
ausgsrottet iei. @rf tpsnt sinmal
bic alternate auf 6ffentli&s Beanie
auf66rsn uno wisber bolfdnbise &ubs
i'm Rei9e berri8e, tuerbe Die &egierunq
f9 nit benz @ebanten Der Hnfbebun9
Der 8ObesRrafe bef9dftigen pOrber
ni9t.
Nttif9 I m Mot.
8erlin n. %. MpriI. Nrtbur Ii.
fif9 fommt ni9t nod amerifa. Seine
untsrbanolungsn nit BEN gofons,
Symphonic Or9sHer baben fd ser.
i9lagsn. Bstanntli9 bsrlanste be,
bertbmte Dirisent eth SabressebaIi
bon $50. 900, iomie etns 2sbsnsberRGe.
runss-PcIiee fur $125, 600, uno btsfs
Gorberuuee, tuarsn ben Bofonern su
bod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

eusar Gureo 9@hse1 - Gras naaIEaS:
1870 Hfunb 1871: IL Rhsb l8}e: l0-la
pfunb I8S: Bwette 0uaIttdt eO-16 Yfmat
l2ie; 10 gfunb l24s ; II 4iu1b lac ; 10
4finb 24e.
Galifornt@e SQtxien-6 Bis 8 pfunb sae;
9 bis Ii Sfano o..
eYe6-8Iars eetsx, 90 bn % yt,uh ta
9urAf@nstt. lie: RIars esstes, 30 b8 go
4unr, lie; 3lare Otussl, % u 90 Bfuab,
lose; 10 BIB "a xfb.. lie: Il ID 10 Rfanb,
l2e; 3Iars Stp6ea, 3, ID 50 ptpe, l1}e;
Eii6ek IL BID Is 4issb liz: Aass yHA6sx {
I'D Q 4hras. 71e
Sratfi6s0 pe6-Q1m9 03aItt Gurth Ink
espdbIter euem Gsrsb l73s Ell Hfmxa In
Or9f@ntt 16e ; us Q pfub IN Dus4s
i4nitt l83e; 10 u u pixxh II Das4i4naH
r4e; 5 PfGsb tn Dur4i4ast, F4Maf, liz.
9 Riunb tm Csr4i4att. i4md. lax.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

eped, gngI. -VewdbItn, 8 BIZ 10 Bfuxh
TN Dur&f@nttt, 143e; IL BID IL stnxs I'm
D,r9i4ntt. 12&e.
0eo6rrtes SstxnHei9 - E4txtsx.. req.
estss l2}c; 3ubenfsttes l0s: 5xxsi. Ia
2n6&eI 13He.
S@ntab - N xterees Il. Dual. lofs; Q,
0uaIttdf Ole: 3. nHaIttM 9ie.
U@uItern-0xsi. Gursh, 10 bts 30 Rtsnh
TN Dur1i&nsH. sie: 1s Rfaxs DrrGi&nttt,
&c, 10 bis IL Efanb 8fe.
eepodeItes e~@petxeieifo - aso&eaIpfss
Gancp Big $40. 80; 2IareS Bean tle.00; Sanss
lg $500; Short gIew 1850; Suuri
&18 90.
6irfe gerdu@erts Bratpura Sc.
6rantfirtsr 73e; Bologna IN 1aruass 7}s. H.
xu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
OeJoIaotessS HteH.

Srti@es RinbFef6-HeHIh@e cters 81
8sc; tieIiee 6tere T2--72s: Hsfss satabe
$40 bD bn0 EfuRb 7e; btsAae RIPS 100
bis $50 3,funS 53e ! kabs $50 ID go 4ftma
&C.; Stier B~orberpsertsI &c. Gtsss Hsxtess
uiertsl l03S Rixb 3hterutssteI 81, Hixb
8orberpierteI &c. Rub BorhessserteI AZ. Nh
0:r.err;erteI IL,
Sri@es 4aIbReti@-Rdlbes lac. ntxtsr'
pierteI Loo, BorberutertG 63e.
Srti&es S4afRei& - 2dsnr.ss per Rtaxb
l2e ; 69ofe S}e; e@exiel l8s; Hads4 arh
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

@ewabIter 7imofbb $l.ss-1.S0.
Crbindrer Bits gutter Ttntotbp . .so-i.7s.
Rotber 2Iseiamen IS .26-s.t0.
gnsltf@er RIeefarnen $3.50.
HIipfe 4Ieefauten ~$s.00-8.b6
aIfaIfa RIeefamea 5 9.00-1U.00.
Beiber 2~ieefarnen $500.
Sancb 8entudp SIaasras N.Eo-1.7S
BIausras IN gbaf 75e.
gnsIH@es BImasras $3.50.
Or9arb @ras 81. 7O-1.s6.
Reb 1op IN gboH Bc-$l.2e.
9afer Rorn 75e-S1.00.
Amber 8u6errobr Sar1e,, Sl.0O-l.&.
Deiber 9aferiornen 40c
SrHbiabrs @erfte $1.26.
DeiSes unb seIbes Rom 81. 0C-1.ss.
%eo Sob @mfIase s1.10-1.25.
Som 4eaS $l.75.
giuet 81. 30 BIS $1.86.
SribiabrS'g 8essn $1.l0.
eeNwiebeI. weibe, seIbe uno rptbe $3.50
pet HufheI.
SHB 5 8artoffeI, 8eIbe Serfepr Bermuda,
geIbe Naniemonb unb fabIi@e 0ueex $50 pss
Sab; rotbe Nanien,enb &.75: SraRGaxtf@s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Gtmer.
Bier Yerisnen serbrannt.

Rew . T I, %. Nprtl. Bel benz
8ranoe zines Staaes unb elmer Reihe
orsiF6dtser 3duier an @sf2. Strabs,
gonep Sslanb, nerbrannten 4 perfo-
men; 80 Gamilien fnb abba9los. Die
SObten fnb: Dennis We@ratb, pstsr
We@ratb, Sobn Bropn unb Samts
8arbin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Nots DaeeasRayf..

xhmotpt-E er~teufspretfe: I'll o. II o.
geinet - Beriaufspreife: s7.oo-ss on
@eIi&torn - Sertautsprets: is nae De,
0uaIttdt, 48-58e.
3atr-se&dIt 8a-85e; IN bn sserss
ss. 00-$9.0o per Tsnme. Rear 82-s5s,
Carbohydrate. ie MAD BEN Ceab. N ssI
len, S4.00-4.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
0etxetDe,

Bsbex - 30. 2 rotber &C., mRt gss,
ies, s2e Don EabIen: 70. 8 rUtbs= e2e,
HpriI, SIC; &agerpebex 64e,
Roru (neues) - SO. / weih 49s: Rp. 2
wetb 400; 30. 9 weib 49,; 30. { nag,
48e; 70. Q uetS senmi9t 40 : s<D. 9
wetb seuif9t 4ssi 30. 4 rsit ss=''G.
I7e: go. 2 seIb acc: 20. 8 gels 20
go. ~ geb 4se; 30. seuf4t -
80. 8 aeuMi&t l9e: 70. I asmsi4t 47e :
aoIben 49,.
3Gfer- 80. 3 wetSer s4e; 70. 9 pstsst
33r; 30. 2 Seuii4ter 81}e; re. 8 fsMsesss
Bic.
ceu - 30. I aiuaotbp s12. 90; sp.
9, $40. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

SnbianapsIs RafeesgxHe
eep5bnl. bts gutter lO-I2s; prisaa Dts a.
pabltsr 14-lSe ; SaneY 82s--set, sOuaes
peIotu 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetsn:
xrioia $14.76. 2ion $1t.76, SesIss STATS
Caracas s14. 76, Dtuuortb'B S18. 30, Exse
Sasa 8lenS $500, GIimar Saba gIenS
$l4'75, Duriea STATS.
Su6er-DorKnoes 7.l7e: eti61aSss 3 80
puIperifrter 6.32e; x3x3 puIpertRrts b.37s,
feuaer sramulirter 5.02e; Cubes sac: Sen
feetioners' u 5.07c; Sibsewoos q 4.s2s; z,5,
MTG u 4.72e; empire a4.e7e; Stsai Srsrs
0oISex 8 4.b7e; BtsbfOr egtra 9 4.67ti
&tssspoos 6 i.43e; ssISer 6 6:l2.; Ii GEL
Der 4.07.
Setru6nste Gri4te-AspfeI, Gu pr gux,s
setrednet. &c; Sobannesbeersx 7e b;s T1ss;
Gttron 18e BIB l4e; RoFxex, q gronx, yu
4funb. 7s, 8 Grou1 7}e. 1 Ssonx I've Ias.
r~ssnfrsie sbts Sc, California gRusea.ei TINS,
euItana 72e. tuspsrttrte SuItaxa lis bts lss
California Apriioien Sc bts lie.
Gif8-@aa go Dc. xeR). SAT, g. 10 per
GaIone.
Bi6Ies-24N TN Sat- 80; lsoo .m 6ab
%: 1900 tn. SaIbfab $500; 200 % %,
$3.50.
et6rte-gearI. 8}e, Gbaurptps EIos | sd
8 FfarS Ra6ete 8. Rom. ] H.S. ss6ss.
4X-6&c.
Gambp-7c etamsen seratiGi &c; ssos
esr seuai&t &c; Banner 9psR &c; &r,sx
Bonbons 10c: Ns. 3 Cream qsnri&t s.
MHe-BrasiI nea Sc BIB 10s; Stibsrts lss
YeaabeIa IA; uei9i4aIise Eaxhsis los
Sosban Ran6eIn 16e; Beaxlts k be Sac.
ser6Hete 7c bis &c; 9nsIif@e BaIxffs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Dwftex, CITES 01e Osa&9es.
odnbIer be3ablsx feIsetbs RreHs;
Butter - Country. 1le, Sseouasr0 ABS.
Olatn E0c
9rii&e Gter-14e per Datexb.
albuer Sc, edtxs 3, Tvriete-l0-lE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
&aie=4aQ.

Die eeFrissn spisle reiultirtsn ME
foIst:
Noctation n.
indianapolis, %. Mpril.
Snbianapolis .4OO50OO3*-12
Minneapolis. l. z
Batterien = Marten unb Wsaber;
@ebrina, Shannon, umfire u. 6asten.
2ouisbile. %. Mpril.
2ouispile -. 1101041O*- 8
ct. paul -. O03100020- 6
gatterIsn-2enna. StOnsr u. Sham;
Rorgan, stopaa unb Drill. .
Columbus. 90. NpriI.
Columbus -. 1000O100*- 2
Wilmaufee. -. 00000000O- q
Battsrisn-UeiI uno &pan; OberIin
unb @otb.
ationaf.2 9 q.
Cincinnati, %. Npril.
Cincinnati -. 0000501O0- 6
81. Qouis. 49,. 200050000- I
Batterien-@be&, Srubot u. pbslps;
puttmann unb 6oImes.
Chicago, %. MpriI.
@hicaap $500. O10O0O2O*-
pittsburQ 49,. 100OO000*-
Batterisn-Dider unb RItng; pbi'
lippe unh 0tbfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Nraut ala WerrGtbcrin

8rant ais @errdtbcri n.
Dor 5ebn Sabren ipur0e auf >sm
gifenbabnseleife Bel Grehen. &beins
probing, Elm Munn ermorbet aufgefunz
ben. Die Staatsantpaltf9dft iebte
oamals 500 Warf 8elobnune auf Gr<
mittelung bes Sbdters aus. IS tpurs
BEN AUDI mebrere 3eute perbaftet. Die
aber fpdter pieoer in Greibeit Seiest
fpurben. Nunmebr 1T Der Gabrifanfs
feber Braun perbaftet tporoen. oefen
Sobn als 11iGbriger &nabe Der Mprb>
that beisefpobnt bate. Dieter bat Mit'
tbeilungen bariiber feiner Braut sez
madt, tpelde bic Gahe perrieth. Der
6ohn, Der se~gentpdrtis feiner Solod'
tenpfli4t seniigt, spuroe sleinfa1s bers
boftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

TrA9tG
NepfeI - Suite 2o&6pfeI $3.50 per Sob.
Dananen 81. 00-l.26; aetxe 7te-$l.oo'
gitronen So $3.50 psr Rife &
Oransen - $3.25-8.7s Der RIPE.
Grbbeeren 2b-81e ba5 luart.
0emaf.
SparaeI-l0e Elm srobes gut&.
Crime Bobnen-$3.lo-A.Oo b Sulbei.
Wotbe Wiben Zoe Ses Dutenb Wun4ss.
Rraut - So5.0O-7O.00 per Tonne.
geue Garrots-AOe bos Dutenb.
GeIerp-$S Bis IS 80.
gurfen - $l.ss uer Dutenh.
SoIat - 12e per Hfunb.
4uiebeIn - Rotbe urb weibe $i.5o per
gfunb epamti&e 8mtsbs!n $l.tO
per Rife.
Differ gIamt zoe per Dutesb.
8eterFIie l6-s0e per DatenS DuR4es.
aatoTeIm - zoe SOC per BuibeI.
eabtartoFeIn - Bnstnia $5.Sb; SaIts'
more sac -2.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
%abisie 2S-3)e per Tttenb.
&bubarb $50 bas Dutenb.
sptnat IS per Sos.
tomatoes $3.50 per @rate.
8~lumenfobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Berau(6en0e getrdnRe.
SIRE art nnb @erbreitnns bel ben
S1lfern Der Grbe.

Satarifdler &atnps @etb ums n&paB."
Die GeBpter ais Die erften Sferbrauer.
Steiswein tn Sbina-,,sSo Ole Rebe bIabt."
@einbau tn 9~euti6Iamo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
safe.

gmsros , HerteufsprsTs Susporfszss
g&pebertafe 8oe per RhaxS ~stsbeunit5s.
e~6weueridie LIS, BiseoxNm ersanr 8 GI
Is, Stem Dori GbebSarsl lie. sixhstrs
59er 2tuaburoer lac. ortd lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
S&tfsnQ4rt@ten,

S@tmsn0@rt@ten. /
SOUTHAMPTON: .pbtlaoelpbia" bon
Netu BORT.
Queenstown: gtruria" bon 2tberpooI
nod Rem BORT.
Dober: .pretoria" bon 0ambure nod
Netu Dori.
Netp BORT: rGietlia" bon genua unb
Reapel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
T um cine d E.

War9au, %. Gpril. Cine
prosffon ban 1000 8atbolitsn aus
ben umlisssnbsn OrtT9aften ueriu4te
beute, ibre 2ir9e In 2esnos suriid au
erobsrn. Cine rsguldre S6la9t ent'
ipaan fd suii8en ben ribalifrenoen
parteisn; i'm @erlaufe berislben muir.
ben IL perionsn getbotst uno so ber'
punbet.
Briehenlanb.
OIpmpi9e Sptele ers
6ffnet.
Ntben, %. NpriI. Bet i66nftem
@etter tuuroen beute bic Slpmpii6en
Spiele bur9 9bnis @sorse sr6fnst.
Sas mddtige Stabium NOR bis su
duberftsr 2eifungsfdbi9feit nit gu.
i9anern geftat.
Die Spiels beganne1 NIT gpmnafi'
f9sn usbunsen uno Wettleifungen.
amerifaner nabmsn bsute MID. She'll.
Die tbnieli9s 6amilis lab ben SpieIsn
bis gu gnoe 3u.
Stalien.
Weh. grbbeben.
SIoren3, %. Mpril. Die aes
fammts Bep6lferune BON pugsibanR
bsrbradte bic lsbte Na9t i'm 5reisn.
Die Staot if bon allen Bepobnerr
bsrIaHen. Die 2rnnten inb in 8abn.
Waggons untergebra4t tuOrbsn. 6eute
purbsn nod z lei9ts grbsrf6httsrun-
gen tuabrgsnOmmsn.
9eutfhIanb.
9 as 6 RI beben b Der
Sell
BerIin, %. April. Sn beut.
i6sn Sinanatrsiien berri9t sinise Be.
un~rubigung iber bic m6sli9en GoIgen
Der Sun 5raneiseo'er 9atafropbe fur
bic intsrnationalsn GsIbmdrtts. Cine
beige 3situns beranfdlagt ben 8stras
beutf6sr 5suerperF9erung In galifor.
MO auf tbsr $3.50. 900. 600, einf9lieB.
lid Der wifitos elmer bfsrrsi9ifden
@ekai9aft. Absr bte S4dBuns III
tpnbri9sinIi9 ibsrtrisben. NiGts.
bsfuwsnigsr tusrosn Solberburte bon
2OnbOn uno wabri8einIi6 aud bon
9euti9lanb ~srtuartst. ba Der Neu Dor.
ter We9islturs feist. 2abelibertra.
sunesn srrsi9tsn 4.22, mas cine prof.
table 9olbausfubr setattet. DerI9is.
bene amerifani!1e @ifsnbabn = Aftisn
uno Bombs tpurben an Der 86rIe In
Mense perfauft, uno bic Mttien mebrs.
rer JsusrbsrR9srungs @sfsai9aftsn.
tpel8e In @aIifornia gei9dftIi9 ensa'
airt finb, ginsen auf bic 3u sruartsn.
ben 8erlufte bin bebsutenb bsruntsr.
Sn fnansislsn 2rsiisn tpsrbsn oie
euentuelsn Wtrtunssn bes unsltds
auf ben @slomarft, Der umfans Der
aus3u3ablsnben @srf9erunssgeloer In
Der lsbbaftsfsn Wsifs er6rtert. gs
piro nit Der Wabrf9sinIi9feit farter
@oloienoungen nod ben Ser. Staten
sersanst. unb man trift i'm Siablid
barauf re&tseiti8 bic notbisen 8urbe.
rettunsen.
Guswstuna BON Auien
Berlin, %. Npril. Sn biefer
Wo6e fnb ,tpeibunbert MuRen aus
Berlin ausseptsien worbsn. Sic tpas
rem sntusbsr unidentified ober politii&
anrt9ig, uno oas poli3siprdRoium
ma8t In iol&sn Jdusn fein. Mus.
nabme. Sn iosialoemotratii9sn Bret.
fen iwtrb tiber biefes Worssbsn srobe,
2drm gef&lasen unb ben Bst6rben
tutrb unn6tbise 6drte gum Dortpuri
ssma&t.
WtIItpnen Y"erbun.
9er1.
Berlin, %. ApriI. Die DUN,
gsrsnotb In ben mitilsrsn uro 1aIi&er
ruiRI9en probin3en gefaltst F& Dor
Wo9e au @o9e sntfebli9er. Nad
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-13
THE JANUARY JONES
LEAaTHG nnxrn--

The January Jones Leasing and Min
ing company is making a success Of its
leasing operations. 1t is now leasing
on the Cornishman of the Florence com
pany. and the Combination, both in the
Goldfeld district. and on the Stray Dog
in Manhattan.
On the CornisEman, a shaft has
reached a depth of $50 feet. at which
point indications are of such favorable
nature that 1T is decided to crosscut for
the ore shaft open at SIS feet under
cover. The company expects to reach
this chute shortly and has every reason
to believe that it will prove larger and
richer.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-13
TOP AND
. JUMBO H REPORTS
u,,nued from Page l.


~ large quantities OF mgr
We have t,acked out which should
asds ore oany at least si,ooo.oooi 10
81 the co"f 80 the lower grade rock
as nothins Srom SIS to $40 per ton
xnich assas .,mate the tonnage OF ore
woala the 1sO-foot level to sur
snes,.' having a total Sa'us
100000 ,,sd TO date between
We na'e .oo tons Of ore running IN
100 AND srom $50 to $500 the ton.
s0o are in treasury money soo s ooo
iss' s,ock to the value OF ssOO'OOV
~ company has 557 feet OF shafts;
The co" - erosscuts; 1883 feet OF
1870 rec. tset of ~upraises and SO feet
drifts We have q large crew OF
Of vine, at this time, but In ex-
pen sn,,0r all this ore have o0he Du' ~
S,le stoping. nnsr very much
We .sng our ores on account or
IN mais~st rates charged by the Tono-
hish n,rsaa INT we are now shipping
ph fa1,, lake at the rate of 30 tons
. - Sail 4nN
ore 70 Our returns will net the COM
PER a.. few months several hundred
pany dollars from the ore now be-
ng shipped ONT in dividends s4s,-
We rrst dividend was paid February
VI. ,ass We are planning to pay 10
~ nsr share dividends every sixty
cents "a n favorable conditions prevail
da's .-ssting our ore it can easily be
We have applied for patent on
o0ne ,onerty. The required number OF
u. for publishing notice has been
Onsisd with. all details completed,
c0ap - adverse claim filed against U.S.;
s% 80 expect to get out patent papers
au The land Office in due course OF
u~' (signed) c. d. TAYLOR,
General Manager.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-13

Grma Linden Tnden

TRINA Linden T1Iden.)
Mrs. Bacon has left for the coast
with her convalescent husband. AZ
first 1t was feared the high altitude was
fatal to Mr.. Bacon's health and that
their absence would necessarily be per-
manent, but now the situation looks
bright and the Bacons will return again
after a month or two on the coast.
The only function of consequence
this week was the Duffield tea Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. I. c. C. whitmore,
the prospective groom's mother, as
honored guest. Mrs. Whitmore arrived
in Goldfeld Tuesday n will remain
with the Dufields during her stay in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Boston are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Charles S. Sprague, wife of the
editor of The Goldfeld News, together
with her little daughter will arrive
from Colorado Springs Saturday night.
MI. Sprague left this morning to meet
them at Reno. They have taken a suite
of rooms at the Hotel Goldfeld. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Sprague will be
quite an addition to Goldfeld society, as
she has always been prominent in so
cial and musical circles of Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Speaking of the newly married, Walter
Stone owner of the Exploration Mer-
camille store and Mrs. Walter Stone,
nee Kirkpatrick, are in Goldfeld, regis
tered temporarily at the Hotel Goldfeld.
They are looking about for a suitable
residence and loads and loads of we'd
ding presents have been arriving for
them for weeks past.
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N

In the District Court for the First Judi
cial District of the state of Nevada,
in and for the County of Esmeralda-
y. G.. Ryckman, Plaintiff,
VS..
Beanie ID. Ryckman, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
of the First judicial District of the
state of Nevada. in and for the County
of Esmeralda, and the Complaint h1ed
In said County of Esmeralda, in the Of
fee of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada Sends Greetings
to Beanie ID. Ryckman. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
court Of the First Judicial district OF
the state of Nevada, in and for the
county of Esmeralda, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive of the day of s~ervice) after
the service on you of this summons, If
served within this county; or, If served
out of this county but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty days; or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
a decree of the above court disso1ving
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant and
and further relief as to the court may
seem meet in the premises. Said action
is brought upon the grounds of deser-
ton which will more fully appear from
the complaint on file in this action, to
which reference is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear and answer said COM
plant, as o required, said plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
Given under our hands in the county
of Esmeralda, state OF Nevada, this Sd
day of April, 1906.
I. S. THOMPSON,
]. G.. THOMPSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(ENDORGEnl
/. S. Thompson and j. G. Thompson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence, Goldheld, Nevada.
A-l3-6t.
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TOO MUCH oAsoIrrr

A too liberal use of gasoline in prox-
unity to a hot stove was the cause of a
fire which destroyed a tent shack on
Euclid avenue a few minutes before
noon today. The quarters were oc-
cupied by colored people who were en-
gagged In the dyeing and cleaning bust.
ness.
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,,.,u OF WILLIAM MAYBEzzx

u,,lam Mayberry, for the past year
'..,dsnt of Goldfeld, died at his resi-
s.,cs on Broadway last Saturday morn
Mr. Mayberry was IS years of age,
..,lve of Elgin, Canada, and for many
a..rs q resident of Bodie, Mono county.
california. The deceased leaves two
s~.nebters, Stella and Ava. Mr.. May
sry was a member Of the A. o. U. W.
"a was buried under the auspices of
~ Reno lodge of that order. Short
..rv,css were held at his residence in
cddaeld before the remains We're sent
!, peno Rev. James Byers officiating.
Death was due to pneumonia.
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v.rnsoxr ANNUAL EDITIONS

Roth the Mining Investor of Colorado
Strings and the Mining Record of Dem
YER got out handsome annual editions
last week which were extremely credit
,hle to those excellent mining publica-
tons. The Record was profusely illus
tated while the Investor had a mass of
statistical data covering all the import
ant camps Of the country. Both editions
are we'll worth procuring and preserv-
ing
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An election will be held at the school
house corner of Crook and Columbia
streets, Goldheld. New, on Saturday,
May 5. 1906. for the purpose of voting
upon the issue of whether or not a spe-
cial tax will be levied upon the property
of above district to raise an additional
$4,000 to complete present school build
ing now in course of construction
Polls open from : a. m. to Z D. m !.
f. r. COLLINS, Chairman.
c. c. INMAN. Acting Clerk.
'13-3t F. II. TOOHY, (absent.)
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neutrality-suspicious.
MTWIWC

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a general election of stockholders Of
the Goldield-Co Combination Mining COM
pany. on the I'd day of May, 1906. at
$3.50 O'Clock y. m. at No. 2406, First
avenue. at the city of Seattle. state of
Washington. as per the laws under
which this company is incorporated.
III. c. DAVIS, Secretary.
GOldfield, New. April ~. 1906. A13-3t
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WANTED-Work, housekeeping or
hotel work by competent woman. In
Quire at New office.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-16
In BankruptcY.

In the Distric Court of the United States for
 the Fourth District of Arizona.
 In the matter of Charles O. Connolly. Bank
 rupt
 Fourth District of Arizona:-SS.
 To the Honorable Richard E. Sloan. Judge of the District Court of the United States for the Fourth District of Arizona. Charles O. Con- nelly. of Chloride in the County of Mohave and State of Arizona. in said district. respect fully represents that on the 25d day of October. last past he was duly declared a Bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United States" approved July 1, 1898: that he has duly surrendered all Lis property and rights of property. and fully coni- piled with and obeyed all the orders and direc- tions of the Court touching his Bankruptcy. and is ready to submit himself to any other and further examinations, orders and direc- tions which the Court may require.
 Wherefore. he prays. That he may be de creed by the Court to have a full discharge from all I1rs debts provable under said Bank rupt Act and a certificate thereof granted ac- cording to the Act of Congress aforesaid.
 CHARLES O. CoNNELLY.
 Petitioner. By E. $. CLARK. His Attorney.
 On this 2+th day of May, 19O6, on reading the foregoing petition. It is ordered by the Court, that a hearing be had upon the same. the 18th day of June. 4. D. 1900. before said Court at Prescott. in said district, at 10 o'clock m.. and that notice thereof be published in the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER. published weekly at Kiugman. in Mohave County. Arizona. for three successive weeks prior to the date of said hearing. and that all creditors who have prov ed their debts. and other persons interested, may appear at said time and place, and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted. And it is further ordered by the Court, that all creditors whose places of residence are known shall be entitled to service of notice of the said Petition and Order. either person. ally or by letter addressed to them at their known usual place of residence, attested by the Clerk of the Court, and sent by mail. or served at their usual place of abode by the Marshal or his Deputy. whereof due proof shall be given. Witness. The Honorable Richard E. Sloan Judge of the said Fourth District and the seal thereof; at Prescott, in said District. on the 2fth day of May, 1900.
 Seal J. M. WATTS. Clerk of the District Court for said District. June 2-16