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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
Athletics in Schools.

New York has a Public Schools Athletic League" which Is two years old, and includes In its n mbershlp practically every boy and girl in the so public schools of the city. It Is the largest athletic body in the world, Her man A. Metz. the new controller of the city. recently gave the Iezgue tracs Of ground In Brooklyn. valued at s49. pca. This Is to be used as an athletic field.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
H.iruin.- in ch,n..

The hairpin Is in China almost vast the ring is ia Europe. and the value of some of these ornaments is very great. They gre 70 complicated i1 shape. snI % diHcait to insert. that they have to be rorn night and day when once they have been put into the hair. Jade is the fsvor1fe material for thee artfsles. Y1i to pzf 5svels f1to tksn is sxAk'ers1 to be c nsrk of osfe1<affo4 @-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
THE SPORTING NEWS.

Young Goodman fought draw. Jack Flanagan knocked out Willie Horton in two rounds, Jimmy Stone defeated Owney Flynn, Frank Sheehan boxed good exhibition with Willie Mango, Johnnie Dohan drew with Fred Mar tin and Al Greenwood just succeeded ill drawing with Mickey McDonough
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
ys. Ne.s and st. Valentine.

NEW ORLEANS. March 16-Van Ness and st. Valentine were the only winning favorites at the Fair grounds The former was out 10 the last ounce at the finish Third Alarm finished sec ond in the fifth race. but was dis qualified for fouIinz Polly Prim. the favorite, in the stretch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
D--.r~.t pefeas-s verrIs.

CHfcAGo. Marsh is-CaIvin Dems- rest of chicago defeated Charles B. Norris of New York in the first gxDs cf the hfIliani tournament by q score Of 300 to 12sL Delnare<fs sverses was 11 1x-14 ~hlls fhat sf Nsrris uss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
r.- Dol.. .rs r.e...s.r w...

NEW ORLEANS. March i6.-Ton DOlan and Incubstor were the only suocessfal fsvorites al City para Ka- rzDs. a promising colt belonging to GeOrze Hole. Is dead of lung fever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
v.rir, e.rky .-a Ire. JsIi.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark- March 1s- Favcrfte- were surrzssuI in every rsce st oaklzvu- 1n the tuoyezr-oid events Maxim tsorky and Trps gOli wen hy the ~bortrst of rp<~~.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
BIG FOOTBALL PROFITS.
New ze.Isnders Pocket sss.5oo After Paying Expenses of British Tour.

Wellington. March 1s.-The rt- eeipts of the New Zealand football team. which has just returned from . frfumphsi visit to Great Britain. during which 1t von every match ir Dlayod but one. amounted to ef1.soo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

In the third game of a series of three the married men of the Bene- dict G Burnham Co defeated the sin gle men on the Wooster alleys last night by a score of 1,175 to 1,115.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
BASKET BALL
JUST A FEW NOTES ABOUT THE
 PLAYERS. Game Was Postponed Last Night Because of the Stormy
 Weather.

The Nosahogan-Townsend basket ball game which was to have been played in the Y. M. c. A. last even ing, was postponed because of the storm.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08
BIG ASSAYS ON
THE CORNISHMAN

January Jones this week received q
list of assays from his Cornishman
lease which are high enough and con-
slant enough to satisfy the most exact
ing. The values ran as follows: s74.so,
$500, s2Os, $3.50, $3.50, s1o4. s341.2o.
s61s and SIC. The samples which car
ried these values were from various
parts of the workings and Mr.. Jones as
sures The News that in several cases
no gold was expected. An intrusion of
country ~porphyry which might rightly
have proven barren contained s16 and
some middlings containing considerable
waste showed 5000. The roof of the
Slope from the 173-foot level averaged
throughout 5 feet sS41.20. A shipment
is now being prepared.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08
NEW LEASING COMPANY
FoR SILVER PICK GROUND

Through the instrumentality of the
firm of Geo. F. Won Polenz & Co., a !eas-
ing company known as the Goldfe'd-
Silver Pick Leasing Syndicate has beer.
formed and will operate upon a choice
block of the Silver Pick ground. A shaft
has been sunk on the lease to a depth OF
73 feet and ore is present which is said
to assay as high as $50 and to average
SIS. This rock is in a cross ledge and
1t is believed that a junction will be
formed within the lines of the lease with
the main formation which has been
opened up on the Jumbo and Mohawk
properties. The lease has a life of one
year and the leasing syndicate is tack
ling the development in the most ener-
getic manner. The probability of sue
cess is very strong. The general man
agement of the syndicate is in the
hands of Geo. F. Won Polenz who also is
secretary. j. D. Campbell, who was
connected with the famous Reilly lease
will personally direct the development.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08
MADONNA

Development on Madonna continues
with undated vigor,. three shifts being
regularly employed in The two tunnels
tha are making rapid Roadway with
good showings, and while nothing SEN
sational has been encountered, milling
ore of a good grade has been cut. The
breast of the longer tunnel is now APP
preaching a large dyke hat crops out
on the top of the hill, and the surface
showings were so good that the man.
agement confidently expects a shipping
grade will be encountered when the
dyke is cut at the tunnel depth of about
IS feet. A large lead was also uncov-
cred near the foot of this dyke that will
cut about the same time, and as it is a
highly mineralized quartz, with depth
it should give ever better values than
the dyke. Crosscutting on the string
ers continues but the rich lead has not
as yet been encountered in place. The
shorter tunnel is being driven in a
~brecciated formation of porphyry that
is rapidly hardening and is taken by
the management as one of the best in
dications of the proximity of good ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08

good stocks while they are selling at
present sacrifice prices and they will
make you money to turn in the big mar
ket coming. Get a San Francisco Stock
Exchange sheet from Mr.. Doubleday
regularly, showing all trading and
actual prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08

gomery street, an Francisco. for
information about the GOOD Nevada
stocks. The big arket in these stocks
is vet ahead of us. Prices will be much
higher eventually. Buy some of these
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08
Capital $500, OOO---5OO,O 900 shares; absolutely nj

Directorate: W. R. Wheat, ''the man who helped Abbott
Kinney build Venice, CAL, > president. II. 7. RudisiD, capital
list, one of the best known oil operators in California, Los An
geles, CAL, first vice-president. S. P. Kinney, manager The
Kenneth Donnelan Co, second vicepresident. Geo. F. Won
Polenz, secretary. W.. d. Wilson, capitalist, Los Angeles, Cal,
director. j. d. Campbell, mining engineer, the man who found
and developed the fabulous ore bodies in the McKane lease on
the Jumbo and the Reilly lease on the Florence, at Goldfeld,
consulting engineer in charge of the lease.
Highest bank references furnished on application.
Lease: The lease owned by the company is located on the
Deserted claim of the Silver Pick company's properties,
covers a space of 200 by 800 feet Zone of the largest blocks of
ground ever leased in the mineral belt of Goldfeld), and has
one full year to run. This claim adjoins the famous Mohawk
mine on the west and the Combination mine on the north, and
is in a straight line with the Jumbo, Florence, Combination and
Mohawk.
Plan of operation: The above named directors have in
vested a large amount of capital in this company, and work has
been started. There is enough money in the treasury to equip
the lease with the latest devices of mining machinery, and work
is being rushed day and night. Mr.. j. D. Campbell, consulting
engineer, is directing the development work personally.
The shaft is down IS feet and shows a ledge which pans
free gold and which assays from $1.60 to $50 per ton. This
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08

wANTED-Room and board for mar
ried lady. Good references. Inquire Of
nee r. L. COLBURN.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-08
worcestershire; par value $l.OO

ledge runs at right angles to the main ledge which runs through
the Jumbo, Mohawk and Silver Pick ground, and it is pro-
posed to sink to the water level at once (probably not over
200 feet), then to drift on this crossledge to the main forma-
ton, and at the intersection of the two lodges, it is expected
that another Reilly bonanza will be found.
Maps and reports furnished on application.
Fifty thousand shares of worcestershire treasury stock for
sale at 15c per share, cash or on the installment plan, half cash
and balance in 80 days.
REMEMBER
First-The company is not hunting a ledge, but has ore
today.
Second-There is enough money in the treasury to de-
velop this lease, regardless of the sale of stock.
Ihrd-Ihe trend OF gold points to this lease as the logical
successor to the phenomenal Jumbo, Florence and Mohawk
leases.
Fourth-You are paying 15c for this stock, while most of
the leasing stocks In Goldfeld are being sold at Csc, and as high
as Doc per share.
f1tth-There are no salaries to the officers; every dollar
goes into the ground.
Ii you are wide-awake enough to know a good thing when
you see IT. Mr.. Investor, then wire your reservation at our ex-
pense, today and let remittance follow.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
r0aniferen" % rWoroen".

De. iom snfter at fornp 5ubfrip'
tion pda ,,Dunfferen" os yHorOen@
tilfammsn, fan fornp paa besse glaos
for $1.90.
Npe Monnsnter paa oDoniferen'
Fan fao boabs ,Norben" og .Ddnfe'
rem" for $50; ,.HOrben" toIter eflers
800 og ,Danferen" $1.50. 4ltfac
Ipores Der life faa libt Deb at ienb'
penge til os for begge Blade.
Danifb 2utb. pubL. 5ous
Blair. Tebr.
s.. g. Deriom GornpelIe for oHor
Ben" Ienbes olene, bliotr bet $1.00
fem Tan tilfenbss os, oe oi bill oa isao
frit so Gents garbi At gsgsr at Dor
,gst JOrlae (s bort adtnfog). Dt
Eamms Silbub gafcsr nps Nbonp'n
ter paa .Norben".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Selma, Sal.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

gn pilgrims gunbrins. af Bumps
Operfat at u. Ib. 5ernt. Gin
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Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

0srrsn e. nit SfjOlb. 123 SiDer
Z OmDdg 25c., inbb. 40e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
&DrreipOnOanter
Stanley SO , South DAT.

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fer fremtonsns mdo nogle fuu Opz
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her fdn Fuas fra 5 till 10 Udl fra
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oct fra pierre III Rupio Gbtn, bnors
fra hen Iru bill bltoe bpgget til
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toluere emo {. Gts. / Snincis, fees
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
OneWay Sec'd-C Class Colonist's
Rates to California Western &
Northwestern Points.

Beginning Feb'y 18th and continuing
each day until April eth 1906 Second
Class Colonist's tickets will be on sale
to points in above territory at very low
rates with stop oyer at certain points
not TO exceed 10 days. Rate is for one
way only. u. X. Mos S, Agt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

lSalmer & laDlor, slalr. ss.l
Y apofbef. fotlst.a rtTflu, SGbt, Bsv'
ter os FAMINE. Waline, Ole os fopetsr-
.5emeIry'. eommss % Stneurs.
Specialized: G~ilp1snins sf Nriller. i: /:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
,OaniferenD
5rerug ben 26. Junilur 1906.
Blair, Nebraita.

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Srebaa gfteundobag bgbe en-
MaamO Der i 8pen msget plrdof elig.
Oct bar 5bm Bolton. 9un tom ben
Dersn poa Seren Senisns Snsnss
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ban iaf ZIG. fsr 9pruref iont nee
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ter AT beffenots 5amf6ier, bar begge
be for omtnte Snbbmbstpoerie pda
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mdo tiene TIL 4OuarfeI for andre,
HtuIigt OgIou til at fHunnfe peotpmz
menbs pua tsrss 5orbrpoerbuns.
5 Onsbags BAR Der 0irets
ffOnsmsbe pda StOlen, CO / BIN
aTldoning fthts nj gsfgg af abffil=
rige, prafterne &iIbig og &fotb,
Nr. DID 6nnien fra @omab %
Rr. Gee fru Council gluHs.
= Qftes bOfbtes Der &onsrt 4
ogermuufu Son" til Snbtagt for
rort tiltptnrnenbs .5ofpital. Joretu=
bar, fda nst hi fan %ftsnne, Ell
Sueces. Der bar rrdngs til Stebe,
os be ltbfaler beres S~fffrebsbeb meb
Oppisningerns. Whtff os Sungz
nbmrene gap TarIis gdb Silfrebsbst.
- Dr. s. q. Uiurbo9 troFss nj
Or. Robinfons OTice og gopal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
BLAIR, NEBR.
K.

sgd PAA,
Mr. Omaha PassenRer........... e.A Fm
L ......... 10 % Fin
5. ......... s.H EN-
3. Kun om Sendagen........ $40 EN-
NORD PAA;
VI. 4. Twin City Passenger..... III
2. Sioux City ........ 2.4s En-
s. Omaha 49,. 6.3 Elm
6. Kun ON Sendagen........... s.30 FIN
VEST PAA;
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7. Black Hills ......... 80 En-
0ST PAA:
Nr. 8. Mo. Valley Passenger. i0.15 FIN
&c. Chicago Limited. ass EN-
ss-Nr. 4, s, 7 og 8 gaar Nord og sgd. og M
sog Is gaar Oct og Vest daglig und-
tagen Sendag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26


ct lDfftIigt 2iD. off 9. 6. 218 Sis
Der, pant i%nobuno.n meo int 81
t.lbldb. 9snne Bog finbes | nG'
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ber. Snbb. 60c.
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Blair, Qebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
@uostjsneiter.
Blair R,br.

Blair, Rsbr.:
0simesfseubstiensfte Ssnbus GmS.
at. 1890 ns aftensubsti.neite 81.
7.30. SsnpagsfoIs / Rirtens Bale
ment 5m6. 81. 9.
gfbellesning (or sammeI os ung)
Sursbag often 81. 7.30 / Rirten.
Rennaro. Nebr.;
0ubstiensfte paa Ssnboe 81. 1870
6Ormiobag,
unsoomsmgbe SCI. 3 Sim.
9enIig SnbbpbeIie til ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Or. s. q. Wurbo6 troTss nj
| Or. Robinfons OTice og gopeI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Gn una raft 9anlfer

{Daaler) isesr en- 9loos innreit mulist ent,r
peo 6danoDRrt suer aaoet Qrbejos. Yeotoms
menbe er ufsnot niso bet engelife Sproe men
er flittis os pdoIiosii4.
SIR. Sprp snien.
core Of 9iep. J. 6. geoerien.
Salinns eitg, Gal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-05
Fred SChrott Brings Encourage
ing News From New
axe York.
BLAcKHORSE GREAT DISTRICT
Stock of Amnlgamatcd Nevada Mines
And Power Company Selling
Readily In East.

Fred schrott. Familiarity known 10
his friends as the Lucky Dutchman,
arrived in the city this morning from
New York city.
Mr.. schrott says he left H. 5. Woolley
I'm the eastern metropolis hard at work
and meeting with the best OF success.
Both men were In the east In connec-
ton with the fiotaticn Of the Amalga-
mated Nevada Mines and Power com
pany, the stock OF which Is now quoted
on the New York and Boston curbs.
The Arnalgamated Nevada Mines ana
Power company was organized about ~
days ago under the state laws OF Ari-
zona with an authorized capital OF
1900, 600 shares OF par value of So each.
The companys properties are located IN
the Blackhorse mining district and EN-
brace a number OF acres OF placer
ground besides about so lode claims
as well as the properties Of the Osceola
Gravel company and various other OPP
tIons and pieces OF property.
Mr.. Schrott will probably start for
Ely on his way TO Blockhorse within
the next few days. In discussing this
section this morning he said "Our
ground embraces most Of the choice
properties OF the district and eventually
we expect TO have the biggest gold mine
In the state The Osceola Grave COM
pany took out big money until their
water supply gave out and there Is stu
plenty OF gold on this property. In
our case there Is no danger OF the wa
ter supply giving out as we have piped
1t to the scene OF operations so there
Is no chance Of seepage such as was
the cause Of the trouble with the Osceo-
Ia people. We have q shaft down ITO
feet on the San Pedro property and de-
velopements TO date are most encour-
aglng. ! am satisfied that the Black
horse district has a great future both
as regards quantity and quality Of the
ore and as soon as we get money
enough We viii make the Amalgamated
Nevada mines and Power company one
of the biggest. II not the biggest thing
I'm the state"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-05
PREPARING RICH SHIPMENTS
Mabel Mining Co. WIN Enter Local
Market With Car OF $4,000 Ore.

Three more men were yesterday sent
down 10 the property OF the Mabel Gold
Mining company IN the Blockhorse min
ing district Nevada, 10 go to work
at the mine.
This Is the property upon which some
months ago ore showing the phenome-
nal value Of sl00.27S to the ton was en-
countered. While II is hardly 10 he
expected that there Is any very con-
siderable quantity OF this ore. there
has been little n any development work
done since the find and nothing has
come up tending 10 disprove the exi,t-
ence OF more OF the same quality.
The party which left here vaa IN
charge of Daniel Warren and II is tho
intention ~ the management 10 nre-
pare an immediate shipment OF a car
Of ore which Will run at least s.. o0, ~
5000 to the ton and possibly higher
There IA said To be no lack Of ore Of This
quality and those In position 10 know
look for great things from the pronertv
when development work is Commenced
In earnest.
Financially the company is In the has,
OF shape. u has no stock for sale AZ
any price aud sufficient money In tha
treasury 10 take care OF all Immediate
expenses including the proposed shin.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-05
WORK TO BE COMMENCED.
sierra Madrc Mining Company Has
Decided on Immediate Development.

The Sierra Madre Mining company OF
ogden filed a copy of its articles OF in
corporation with the secretary OF state
today. The company Is Incorporated
for 100000, divided into shares OF the
par value Of 81 each, OF the total capl-
talzntlon 800 600 shares have been sub
sci.hcd and 5000 shares are placed In
the treasury as treasury stock TO be
sold when necessity arises for the In
terest Of the corporation.
L. c. Murphy OF Salt Lake Is named
MS president Alex Hyslop OF Ogden,
vice president Angus Kennedy OF Og-
den, treasurer, Harry 5, Harper Of salt
Lake. secretary they, with Albert
Swlngewood ANA Ella Wingrove, con.
stltute the board OF directors. The
company owns the silver CLEAN. Noun
tain Queen, Treasure Vault, Wellington
and Pinewood Park lode claims located
IT, the Sierra Madrc district, Boxeldei
county.
a meeting ~ the directors Of the COM
pany was held in ogden a few days ago
az which plans were perfected for COM
mencng work on the property at once.
supplies have been purchased and a
gang Of men Will be put 20 work this
week The property OF the company
contains several Lodges Of copper, silver
and lead ore and also has n large body
OF high grade iron ore which Is valuable
for iuxlng.