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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-04
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So encuentra en- San Juan don Vicen-
to Nifas, enthusiastic prosidente del Comit6
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico en- Aguadilla.
Ha embarcado aver para los Estadoa
Unidos el ST. Teodoro McGinnis de Is
Pelican Craker Factory" que Va muy sa-
tisfecho de los negocios que ha hecho en-
esta isIa.
El abogado americana Sr. Hord ha
vuelto continuaT los trabajos de su acre
ditado bufete.
Han salido hoy para Rio-grande, de
paseo, los senores Lcdo. Palacios Rodriguez
y D. Collazo.
Ell Lcdo. don Eduardo Acufia es ell
defensor de la SUCCESSION de don Eduardo
Gonzalez, en- la demanda d ha interpues-
to contra ella Ia succession de don Jose Ra-
mon Gonz6lez.
En- espera de IN hermano que habfa
de llegar de los Estados Unidos, han esta-
do en- San Juan algunos dias, los distingui-
dos esposos Rodriguez Cebollero- Gonzalez
Han regresado Ponce los ''detec-
tives' Ortiz y Gutierrez que estuvieron en-
San Juan despues de ir Fajardo.
Sc informa que el fiscal don Luis
Campillo serd trasladado otra corte de
esta isla.
Los elementos cat6licos de esta ciudad
preparan un expressive recibimiento al nue.
Yo Obispo de Puerto Rico, Mr.. McHald
Comisiones de la isla vendran San Juan
con objeto de saludar afnuevo Prelado.
-El ingeniero don Rafael del Vale
Zeno, ha estado aver en- Manatf y sale hoy
para, Juncos en- asuntos''de su profession.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, desde
aver, don Bernardo Huicy, hacendado de
Arecibo.
Hoy sale para Manatf Ia diatinguida
familia de don Federico Calaf
Don Vicente Usera, 5de Ponce, J su
distinguida esposa han llegado San Juan
con objeto de embarcaT para los Estados
Unidos, donde pasaran una corta tempo
rada.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don Je-
sds Toro, de Yabucoa.
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mo ACATlRRARSE /

El OataFrO ea una enfermedad que tiene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mOnte se le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
gAnos del cuerpo cuyas funCiones y fuerZaG
debilita profundamente. Es causa frecuen-
de la gordera; afecta Ia vista, la nariz la
gaPgRnta es generalmente por donde em
pie5a Ia tuberculosiB tisis
La misma facilidad y la frecuencta con
cue ne pesca un cataFro haoe las personSa
indiferentes para ourarlo Ia gran mayorfa
no 80 preoCups de las OonseCuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la manana inmediata-
mente despu6s de dejar 81 leoho, dormir con
las ventanaS ahiartaB evitar las oorrienteE
de Rire, son precauoioneg muy buenas que
no oueSta trabajo el observarlas. Pero 81
preventive mas SECURE, mas eficaZ, mas f4cil
mas positive tambi6n 81 que soonsejan
los medicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acei-
to de higado de bacalRo
Es sorprendante la fuerza, vitSlidad, eneT-
gi& poder de registencia que recibe el
ouerpo humane de las peque1as dosis de
Emulsion de SCOTT, que SO le administran
cor oonstancia. Egta Emulsion, REQUIRE
lnteriorme ente todas las parties d@biles y vul-
nsrables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection Catsrral,
De ouando en- cu&ndO apRreoen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulgioneS
vinos preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedadeB curativAs que no tienen hasta hay
uuien SO atreve deoiP enletras de imprent&,
que 81 petroleo kerosina Bs un alimento.
IQu9 90 el petroleof Un aoeite mineral
aue se usa como Combustible para lubricRF
= nmpiar m&quinas y para alumbrar.-Una
SubstanCia indigestible que 0arece de Ia pro-
piedad ssencial de todo alimento, oual es Ia
Asimilaoi6n; que pasa al trav6s del tubo in
testinal sin modifGarse sin ser absorbida:
una substanCia, en- fin, que no tiene ningun&
deSlaK propiedadeS Curativas y alimentio1ag
del sCeite de hfgado de bacalo. Si Sc dijese
que el petroleo es un alimento para m&qui-
mas podris paasr, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
m&no.
81 ten6is algunA duda, preguntsd vueE-
tro m9dico; 6l os confrmarS esta verdad; y
si sst4iG escssog de fuerzaE, de carnes de
BAngrs, OF aconsejar4 que tomeis Ia Emul-
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SUFRAGIO A
LA MUJER.

'El dia 25 del pasado mes de abril,
James Keir Hardie pTesent6 en- Londres
la Camra de LOST Comunes, una PROPOSE
ci0n en- todas forma para conceder el sufra-
gio q Ia mujer, es probable que estas
fechas haya sido aceptada dieha moci6n
por una gran mayoria, Greer 10 que dice
'Hardie."
ESQ dice un importante peri0dico ingl6s
Seguramente que el proyecto hallarfa sim
patico eco aqu1, donde tan ferviente culto
de galanterfa Sc lie rinde la muier
Mas de una vez hemos tratado esa cues
ti6n y no creemos cosa impossible ell que
andando el tempo cuando ell analfabe-
tismo desaparezca de nuestra isla, pudiera
darse ell sagrado derecho del voto 4 esa
cara mitad del g6nero humane, concedien-
do Ell derecho del sufragio todos, 10 que
seguramente, resultarfa de gran utilidad
para 81 progrese moral material y de la Is
lila.
Que agradables sobre todO que ''silen-
ciosas' POGO "lateras' resultarfan, por
ejemplo, unas Camaras 8 un Conseio com
puesto de distinguidas damas encargadas
de resolver, en- union de los sefiores que en-
tai tarea les acompafl&Tan, todas las cues
tiones del gobiernol Elias. que gobiernan
tan bien el hogar, resultarfan magnffcas
legisladoras para arreglar enmendar los
asuntos p6blicos. Asf compartirfan la
ardua tarea de los que llevan hoy sobre!sf
la grande responsabilidad de Ia admins
TRACTION.
Somos partidarios pues, del voto para
la mujer, concedi6ndoseIes la identidad de
derechos, en- ese sentido, que nosotros.
SEMPER.
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HAGO SABER: que procediendose al
cumplimiento de sentencia en- ell juicio
seguido en- esta Corte Municipal por ell
abcgado don Luis Freyre Barbosa, en-
representation del Banco Popular de
Economics y Pr6stamos de San Juan, p.
r. demandante contra Eudaldo Iglesias
Iglesias, demandado, sobre cobro de
$143.49 cts, Sc ha dispuesto vender en-
p6blica subasta, ell inmueble siguiente:
"SOLAR en- ell barrio de Puerta de
TERRA de esta ciudad, marcado con el
ndmero 81 y parte del so que agrupados
forman una totalidad de 651 metros
cuadrados, cuyos linderos son: al Norte el
camino cubierto del ramo de guerra, al
Sud en- % metros con Ell solar nlimero so
de Anastacio Hernandez, al Este en- 26
metros % eentfmetros con terrenos de la
escuela de tiro al Oeste en- 20 metros 25
centfmetros con Ell solar ntimero 94 de don
Ramon Lopez"
El importe de la venta debeTa ser
satisfecho en- moneda americana no Sc
admitiran posturas que no cubran la suma
del principal reclamado, intereses al uno
por ciento por mes desde 20 de Septiembre
de 1905, gastos y costas, cuya liquidation
Sc hara en- ell acto del remate.
La subasta tendra lugar en- esta Corte
Municipal (Calle de Allen ndmero 19)
en- las ofcinas del Marshal, el dia cinco
de Junio pr6ximo 4 las tres de la tarde.
Y en- cumpIimiento de 10 dispuesto en-
el artfculo Psi del VICENTE C6digo de
Enjuiciamiento Civil, Sc hace saber por el
presente para concurrencia de licitadores.
Dado en- San Juan p. r. 4 is de Mayo
de 1906.
AGUsTfN MUsA,
Marshal Municipal.
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Manifestation pOIitiGa del sefOr
GregOriO del Pillar.
mo tengo-diCs compromise de RInguna sspe
Gle con el partidO repuhIiCanO.

La siguiente carta hemos recibido de
QuebradiIlas:
'senor Director de "La Correspondent
cia". San Juan. Muy senior mfo. Fuf re-
publicano, republican, que luche siempre
decidido, consider6ndolo un deber de pa
triotismo. Despu6s los horizontes Gambia
ron, y Ell mismo deber de patricia me obli-
GO retirarme de la lucha.
"Hoy que empieza el movimiento polfti-
Co, quiero que Sc sepa, y 10 digO franca y
categ6ricamente, que no tengo compromise
de ninguna especie, con dicho partido repu-
blicano.
Isl usted, sehor Director, tiene la bon
dad de publican esta manifestation, ser6
altameute agradecidO por su afmo 8.
GreqoriO del PiLor.'
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Que los vinos mas puros. Las
conservas de las mejores fabri-
cas-. Los jamones y salchichones
mas selectos. Las galletas y
bombones mas fnos, Los que
SOS Y postres mas delicados. Los
licores y Champagnes mas re.
putados. Las mantecas, mantle
quillas y aceites inmejorables. Y
los mejores y mas selectos arti
culos de primera necesidad que
Sc consume en- todos los hogares
de la isla de F uerto-Rico son de la
CASA CERECEDO. 46 San Fran
cisco 46. GEL COLMADO."
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EN- NEW-YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
sa situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes conveniencias a los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse NJ. LUZUNARIS.
1873 WEST ga STREET.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. -saIidas de Bayamon Capt.
81 simuItaneamente
Dias laBorabls- IA afIafa 8, 8. is, 8 30
9.45 hoo. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.15. ABS, $50
Dias festivos.-Man 6, 6.5, $50, o.45
= 11.O0 Tarde 1915. 1.BO. 2.SO, $50. ASO
$50 y 8 is.
Hllete baratos para dIaa festivos. De
Oatano s Bayan6n, ida vuelta 1a clase
e0-26 r. q sase 4D-l6. De Bayam6n Cstafio
ids y vuelta 1e class $0-16, q clase SOLO.
Bllete Urdinario de Capital CntafIO On
% cIaBe B centaVOs.
Bayam6ns 10 dc Septiembre de 1903. Ra-
m6n VAldGa.
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TRASLADO.

Los Sres. Gambler, Muntaner L. Ca. par
ticipan sus numerosos relacionadOs de la
Isla que han traslado su almacen de la
casa no SO de la calle de Allen al no. 43 de
la misma calle, frente los Sres Ochoa
Hermanos donde ofrecen su gran y extern
so surtido de caIzado efectos de nove-
dad 16 ". a
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Ell se1Or ArriIIaga de
regresO en- AiiasC0.
FalIeGl6 ALL la respectable sGhOra dOfa Maiilde
BraCsty VIuda de Ruiz.
Ne o,aJoef0o eo0o.oeo,oooonT
(De maestro corespon8eI. }

JUNO g..
Hemos tenido el gusto de saIudar 4
nuestro respectable amigo don Rafael Arri-
llaga que regres6 aver de San Juan don.
de le llevaron asuntos de importancia.
-Ha fallecido dona Matilde Braccety
viuda de Ruiz; digna y honrada muri6
dejando q Bus hijas sumidas en- la mas pro-
funda affection.
Nuestro mas sentido p6same & todog sus
familiares, en- particular q gus hias Lola y
Manuela
Sc encuentra en- este pueblo don AL
berto F. Martinez quien tuvimos el gus
to de conocer.
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JUNO r.
Desde el martes 20 del pr6ximo pasado
lego esta ciudad procedente de Aguadi-
lla Ell senior Morel Campos.
Su viaje es exclusivamente consagrado
al trabajo de propaganda industrial que
ha venido realizando en- la Isla, sin inter
venir para NADIA, en- el curse de estos tlti-
mos meses, nj con los asuntos polfticos, nj
con las cuestiones obreras pal lpitantes.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad desde ha-
ce tres dfas, Ell senior Edelmiro j. Lespier,
represeutante viajero dc Ia casa de Sres.
S. Ramirez & Ca, de San Juan.
Dicho amigo ha sido objeto de-carinosas
manifestations de aprecio, que encauzan
el derrotero de los negocios de su repre-
sentaci6n, y justifcan las simpatfas que
disfruta entire todos los elementos sociales.
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-iGRAN REBAJA!-"La Villa de
Madrid" ha introducido gran rebaja de
precios en- sus existencias.
Els la inica casa, que importa modelos
exclusives de Srajes de St. Gall Paris,
casimires ~ingleses, drill jipijapa de hiIo, en-
cages de Bruselas infnidad de noveda-
des.
A la Villa de Madrid acude toda perso-
ma de gusto.
Francisco 81. San Juan Puerto Rico
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lNDICRDOR GENERAL

coHsEIO A LAS MADREs.--El jarabe cslmante de
Sonora Wnsow debe usarse sempre que los nios estan
d pequeno pacente produce un sueno natural tranquo,
alVia e door el angelic desperta muy vvo alegre.
encass aiva aus Dolores hace faees las fnciones del
estomago regua los intestnos IS el meor remedo
conoedo "a daea provenga esfa de Ia dentc6n
de eualquera otra Tengase ueho cudado pedr
Jarabe calmante De IA Sefora WinslowF; es el meor
de todos
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BORDADOs FACILEs.-se solici-
tan, para ciertos trabajos facileg, algunas
6venea que tengan nociones de bordados
deseen aprendeT. Diriiirga & ssThs Porto
Rico Drawn Work q Embroidery O."
Allen 19.-san Juan, r. b 80H
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Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA On ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de- Conocimientos en- Arte, Literature,
Ciencia, Historic, Geograffa, Comercio,
Biograffa, Descubrimientos 6 Invenciones.
Sc compone de 81 voldmenes, incluyendo
81 Nuevo SupIemento americana GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfjase r. B., al
cuidado de "La Correspondence Allen
Ga San Juan. p. R.
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S S S 0 Q

Sc desea colocar en- primera hipoteca.
Para informes dirigirse apartado de correo
nIimerO 383. d. b.
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SEPASE.

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan por una IL
nea y la l1nea vale diez centayos
Las cartas que vengan con con comuni-
cados sin su importe, no Sc cOntestan.
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-sILLON DE ENFERMO-se ven-
de uno bueno. Para infoImes diriiirse 4
"a administration do este peri6dicO d. p
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DOS GOGHES con arneses Sc venden. Uno
de Tuedas con dos sillones en- buenas con-
diciones
Una de rivas con dos ruedas y con muy
POGO uso. Dirjjanse Behn Brothers. San
Juan Puerto Rico. DIP.
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Sc VERpE.

Sc vende la casa no. 45 de la Gale de la
Cruz, tasada en- $25OO.00 y que produce una
renta de 5000 al mes.
Tambien Sc venden 81 aceiones del Ban-
co de Puerto Rico.
Para informes, dirigirse a Jose Palacios
Rodriguez, p. O. Box % 8 San Francisco
no. 61-2o. 15v.s
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CORTE MUNICIPAL De SAN JUAN.
U'aited States Of Auerico.
The President Of the United SIS.
States.
EZ BancO Popular de Econo-
nstas g FrsstomOs de San
Juan, 2. r. Co6ro de
DemGndante.
as. pesos.
Eudaldo Iglesias IgZesias.
DenaGladado.

Agusttn Metso Marcano, MarshoI de Ia
Corte Municipal del DistritO Judicial
Municipal de San Jtaao, Puerto Rico.
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MOreI CampOs y Ell senior Lespier en-
AreCibO.

(De maestro eOrresponsat especially }
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LA TIENDTTA.-De j. EOREHARRLA
--Ptaca Principal al EGdO deE Aywnt0-
naient0.

Dedicado con especiaIidad la venta de
sfectos religiosos, artfculos de novedad y
fantasia para Beforas senoritaS
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AS E C U RA M 0 S

NEW-YQRK, CITY.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
HOW IT'S DONE IN NEVADA
Staid Mining Operators Get Dizzy
Watching Up-to-D Date Methods
in the New Camps.

c. d. R~ooklidge. manager of the Pho
neer Sampling Works at Salt Lake
who has just been rounding up some of
the Nevada camps. has returned home
saturated with contagion contracted
while brushing elbows with goldbugs
on Lis trip" says the Salt Lake Herald
and this is the way he saw things done
in Nevada:
Ordinary, everyday, sober mining
men usually have to be shown a whole
lot of things before they will invest in
a property, but the rule does not apply
to the Nevada camps. The man who
stands around and wants to argue the
question. who insists that development
must be done before he will consent to
part with his cash, doesn'G get in.
that's all. While such a nan is telling
the owner of O property that he likes
the looks of the ground and. if it was
developed some he would be inclined to
tackle it. some one else steps up. shakes
a check in the face of the owner and a
sale is made before the other fellow
gets a chance to catch his breath.
Going to Manhattan. Mr.. Rooklidge
took the Austin route and he considers
it the best way to go from Salt Lake
aud considerably the cheapest.
The fare from Salt Lake to Battle
Mountain is $3.50, from Battle Noun.
tain to Austin 80, and from Austin to
Manhattan, about eighty miles over a
fine road by stage. is $40. so. To &c
around by Tonopah costs from $65 to
$75 according to whether a stage coach
or auto is taken from Tonopah. The
single fare by auto from Tonopah to
the camp is $40 for the fifty miles.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
Who Said Another storm 2

Cloudbursts and storms in Nevada,
California aud other States during the
week have tied up traffic and created
havoc along the railroad lines. Bridges
and roadbeds have been washed away
aud trains wrecked. 1t rained quite
hard in Eureka Saturday and there
were occasional showers and hail Sun.
day, followed by clear weather. The
barometer began falling Thurs lay even-
ing aud by midnight the wini was
quite brisk. the velocity increasing to a
gale before morning. Friday was raw
and cold and storm conditions prevail as
the SENTINEL goes to press.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
TOOK OFF SIXTY YEARS
Lenieney Shown TO Man Who Stole
$4,000 to Build q Home.

%OVVV ~ Duihu " AhVttCs
ID. s. Mitchell, who stole a mail sack
at Hazen, Churchill County, last
November. and secured therefrom
about $4,000 and who was subsequently,
arrested at Denver, Colo, was arrsign-
ed Saturday before Judge Hawley at
Carson and plead guilty.
The money that Mitchell stole, he
told the Court, was invested by him in
real estate at Denver and the mother
and sister of the accused man were
coming to join him in the home thus
secured, believing he had made the
monay in the Alaska gold fields.
The purchase of the property lead to
the arrest of Mitchell before the arrival
of his people from the East.
He was indicted on thirteen counts
aud could have been given five years
on each count. Judge Hawley gave
him only five years and q lecture.
Mitchell is not Of the criminal class
and has never been in trouble with the
authorities before. His crime was CON-
mitted at a time when he had lost all
his money and his folks in the East
were reliant upon him for support.
The money criminally secured was not
squandersd in riotous living and in
view of the ~extenuating circumstances,
Hawley gave the light sentence
named.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
DEATH OF THOMAS KE0GH.
Well Known Nevada-IdahO Stoekman
Sueeumbs to Operation.

The death of Thomas Keogh occurred
at his home in Ogden, Utah, on March
%. 1906. He had been operated upon q
short time before by his brother, DIR. L.
s. Keogh of Salt Lake. A minor oper-
alton followed and he was doing well,
but Inflammation set in and caused his
death.
Deceased was a pioneer Of the West
and came from California to Nevada
in the early '70s. For several years he
lived at Hamilton, White Pine County.
He afterwards engaged in the livestock
business and amassed a considerable
fortune. He was well known all
through this section.
Mr.. Keogh was a native OF Canada
and about 65 years Of age. He leaves
a wife and two sons, Thomas j.. u
Stephen Keogh. Four sisters. Mrs. w.
S. Mccormick, Mrs. McCaskeli. Miss
Maggie Koegh, all of Salt Lake City;
Mrs. Gallagher Of Omaha; and two
brothers, DIR. P. S. Keogh and James
Keogh of Salt Lake also survive him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
Carson Has an Efhgy.

A dummy was hung from the der
rick Of the artesian well in the Capitol
park at Carson several nights ago and
the Carson News says several guesses
were made as to whom it represe tied.
Some believed it to be a statue Of the
late John w. Mackay, while others rec
oguized it as @. d. Van Duzer. 1t
might not be amiss. says the News, to
hold a guessing contest to locate the
original of the effigy. There are strong
reasons for believing that it is neither
Maokay nor Van Duzsr, for the one is
dead and not to be made the subject oil
ridicule. and Van is so badly politically
and morally decomposed aud withal sc
inconsequential that he would make al
unworthy theme for even a thoughtlesI
Jester.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
Terminal Decided.

A Bullfrog. Nevada. dispatch of
March 81. says; Rhyolite is to be the
terminal point Of the CLARK road which
is now being built into this district.
This has been deinit ly settled, accord
ing to the officials of the Company.
The route will be FROM Gold Center up
the Amargosa River to Rhyolite where
a roundhouse and terminal facilities
will be installed. Already the peop.e
from the town Of Bullfrog are rushing
over into Rhyolite. The two towns
have almost grown together and will
doubtless soon be converted into one
municipality with a common name.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-03-31
Oseeola stampeders Returning.

The excitement in Ely over the re-
ported discovery of rich gold ore and
immense lodges near Osceola has
abated very considerably. A majority
of those who went from Ely have re-
turned aud from what has been learned
the first reports of the new find were
greatly exaggerated. There is no
doubt the new discovery is in q gold
country, especially placer, but nothing
has been discovered SO far to warrant
the excitement it created. For thirty
years prospectors i'll that vicinity have
been hunting for the ''mother lode"
from which it was supposed the placer
gold came. bat so far it has not been
found unless the discovery made in
Black Horse district will prove to be
the long-sought for mother Lode"
Osceola is "A miles from Ely and the
new find is 0 miles from the former
place in the direction of Mountain
Moriah.-Ely Mining Record.
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now instituted suits for recovery Of
funds alleged to have been Illegally
paid Mr.. Hamilton.
To a friend who met him at the pier
on landing In this country Mr.. Hamil-
ton said: Il am here prepared to meet
any charges that may be made against
me. My hands are clean, and l have
no fear Of the result. II anybody sees
At to get after me with a gun he will
find out that am armed with cannon"
Mr.. Hamilton was born about forty
eight years ago In Albany, where he
now has a handsome residence sur
rounded by spacious and well kept
grounds. He was educated In the pub
lie schools, was admitted to the bar
and began the practice Of law. For
awhile he found 1t hard work getting
ahead. Then he got into partnership
with Hugh Reilly, a prominent Albany
practitioner. Reilly was elected dis
trict attorney, and Hamilton became
his assistant. He also served for two
years a a civil justice and In conse-
quence Of this has since been called
Judge" by his Albany neighbors.
On Mr.. Reilly's resignation as dis
trict attorney In order to become a
Judge of the court Of claims Mr.. Ham,
ilton succeeded him In the office. It
was during this period Of his career
that he made the acquaintance Of An
thony N. Brady, an acquaintanceship
which resulted In his being received In
the inner circles of high finance. Bra
dy admitted him to the councils Of the
Ten Ten club, which met In a little
back room In a saloon known as the
jug Of Blood" famous for Its beef.
steaks and musty ale. Here the men,
bers played penuchle and other games
and Matched up neat little schemes
promising profits for all belonging to
the club. So much wealth resulted
from these schemes that the coteric
came to be known as 'the lucky
bunch" Brady and Hamilton became
intimate frienda Some years ago Bra.
dy's o married Hamllton's daughter.
It was during these days that the late
John A. Mccall. then state superIn-
tendent of Insurance, belonged to the
Ten Ten club. and 1t was at the jug of
Blood that his acquaintance with Mr..
Hamilton began.
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