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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
cuba.
SpIbaten bermeiaer1
ben Geborarn m.

3 b q n q, II. Aug. Cine babe
gompagnie Der 2anb9snsbarmerie,
tueI&s bsiu, e&lob bon ga Gusaa aui
Wa&s mar. berpeiserte 6euts ibrsn
Ofiatsren ben geborfam, aus BEN
@runbs. neil ibre Nabruns i&Ie&t uni
un3ursi&enb unb tbr 6auptmarll erot
iei. Der 6auptmanrt 3og iein S&wer,
uno bertuunbete bamit etnen SoIoater
am Nrm. Die unrubtgtr 6oIba.er
uurber bon elmer anbsrer Mbt9etIunt
Militdr um3ingelt unb nod benz 2aqsl
BET Columbia abgefabrt. 7
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
OetyetDe.

Betea - 80. 3 rotber zoe, auf nsi, 9
len, SIC Don NabIen; 30. 8 rptsc 66}e,
Ausuf, zoe; Basexueeex CSC.
Geli@torn 80. ! weit t23s: 70. 2
metb 63c; 30. 8 weib 63;; So. 4 rrst,
61e; 70. 2 wetb semf9t 63;; 30. G
wets conflict 68e: go. 1 pst sante.
Sic; 80. 2 seIb 69e; 70. 8 ssIb 80
70. 4 ssb BIC; 80. esurH4t 61t:i
30. 8 aeuaf9t 61ae; 80. 4 ssnafdt so. !
3uIbex 51}c.
1afer 30. 3 wesser 31a ; 10. . ust1s.
013S 70. 2 0euai4tr Bic; 70. y ssm,shi
e03c.
peu 30. / atmottt tl 80. Nc,
2. $18 10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
esseeste1

SnbtanaYsIts 3afeeDxts:
oeu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; srixa BID q
mdbltsr 1A-lse ; SaneY 8ai-8as, SoIaes
DeIow Is BIB 22e. Sapa 28-82e.
Sx Badetsx:
&stoia $15.25, 2ton $13.76, Ser'ss sll.2s
Garaeas ia. 75. DiUmortbI s1s. 10. Drt1
Sasa 8sens $3.50, gItmar Sapa BIenb
$1b'25, Darica $l6.25
Suder-Dorutnoes 7.67e; stad,nder 60
puIuertfrter 5.42e: xxxx tuyuesiNrtu 6,l7,.
fetRer s~raaultrter 6.12e; Gubes 6.B7s; guss
fsettcners' v 5.17s Ribsewoob Z 4,s2e; lsbs
MIG I l.sae; eurptre IA. ne; SbssI artss
0olhex 8 4.62e Btxbfpr UStra 8 467s.
@sseuoob 6 l.bae: seIber 6 Sac; Ii oeI,
hr 4.37.
0etro6nete SrA@te-HepfeI. on her epxss
setrodnet, Sc; Sobannesbeere1 O. DC sks;
gttros 1se BIB zoe; Hofxsx. q grups. PEI
pfu1o. 7s, 9 0romx 72e, ( Growx TIC jsas
u~sexfreie sesbis Ok. California Nuscatel 7ks;
euItaRa 9le, turpsvttrte euItaxa lie ba Its
California 1prtioien se Bis I2e.
RAHe-HrotI nea lie BIB lac; 1sIbesti las
NanbeIn IA; rei&i&oIise Aa1bsIa l5s
SorhGm RanbeIn l6e; Reaxuts bs Biz &c,
ser6fets 7e Biz &c; GnsIi@e HaIxaHs etc.
etarfe-RearI, &c, Gbanpiox OIst, 1 xxs
8 Btnao Badete 8. 3orx, ! Rfb. Yafsts,
4H-6}e.
-p
eRe-Nal go o.. xeR). Sas. g. 10 per
0ogoRe.
Ri6Ies-2400 TN Sat Is /; 1900 tn Est
s.bo: 1900 ta SsIbfaS $3.50; 200 tm Gar
1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
. @aaex,@axf,.

@ei@torn - SertaufBpreis: 10 mao BET
0uaIttdt. 6l-6ec.
3dfr-sd&dIt $500; h ben Aspssz
10.50-$l1.5 80 per 9onxe.
&tuet - Sertaufspretfe: ~. 0-se.00
MISUNDERSTANDING; SIS. 00-l9.t0.
SrobEPreiie, ie MAD BEN 0rab. msI
Is1, 81. 00-s6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

i q . q n q q nj q n.
9 m tuoIIe.
g SON 6rartctscD. Gal, II.
Aug. DOfbui Saturi if i'm SntereHe
Der gaumDoabdnblsr Supans BIER TO-
sbstt aus benz Rei9e bes Witabo eings.
trofsn. Mit 8s3us auf ben 5anbsI
auif&en ben Der. Staaten unb Sapar,
ia9te sr, baB I'm 2aufe Der nd9Hsn 10
Sabre Sapan aber I ieiner Yaumwofs
bon ben Der. Staten bsaisben tptirbe,
uno fi9te 9in3u:
SIN 9aufs bes lebten Sabres Der.
brau9ts Sapan ibsr 1000, 900 pfunb
8aummone, unb ru t btefer 2iefe.
rung fnrl bon ben Der. Staaten. Der
iibriss She'll tam aus ben Baumuol.
feloern Snbisns. 9ieie 8aumuole
if i'm gerglei9 su Der aus ben sao'
faaten Worbameritas fommenben nur
bon gertnsem @ertb, unb ale before
Daare tptrb aus Der BaummoIe Der
Der. Staten bsrgsfsat. Die inbii9s
gaummoIe if rauber uub fault au9
lei9ter. Die Sapaner ertsnnsn bic
amerifanii8e Baummoqs ais borshgli9
an, unb ale erRtlufRssn Yaumpoa.
ipinuer perbsn Re mad uno nod sss
brau&en. Der grport ameritanii3sr
BaummOlle nod Sapan muB i'm 2aufs
Der nd9hen Sabre enOrm 3unebmsn."
@egen .R otb Rreu3",
6anbeIsmarten.
% Arlington n, IL. aug. =
SnfOlas zines gsi9lufss, msl@sr bon
Der Rotben Rreu3.@ efelf9aft in Sent
sefabt wurbs, tpirb finftie Der @ss
brau8 bss &otben 2rsu3-g mblems uIs
6anoelsmarfe fur 6anoslsartitsI Der.
f4iefsnsr Art NIT alsr Strsngs Der.
fol9t tuerben. Nls bic Snforporation
Der au1eritanii9e Geieli9aft bonn
&otben 2rena TIM Sabre 1905 erneuert
purbs. paifrte Der aongrsb Elm 8eisb,
In uel9em oerfeIbe @runbfab ausse.
ibro&en tuurbe nnb 3uuiberbanbelnbe
nit @~elbfrufen NIT l Bis 500 Dollars
ober giniperrune bon ni4t nisbr ale
etnem Sabr coer beioes aufammen, be.
brobt murben. Die betrsffsnben @slb.
Hrafen folsn Der ameritanii&en &utben
2rsua.@ eislf4aft aufommsn. Bei be,
frsngen Sur9fabrung bieiss geisBss
tuerben bte aablrei9en TN Warft BE-
finOli@sn 9anbelsmarten bieier art 3u'
bridegroom wsrben miRen.
so perfonen In einem 8 ul
mel berf&tttet.
Brifot,. 3D., II. Hug. Surd
einsn 5eIieneinifur3 tpurben beuts Sc
psrionen I'm 8unnsI BET glin9 pori
bsrf9Rttet. gs if unsewiB, Oh btl
0erfGittsten nod anl 2ebsn fnb, abe,
mebrere 2uftpumpen arbeiten unaus'
gsTsBt, UNI In ben 8unnel frif9s 2uf
3u pumpen. 9unoerte bon Nrbeitsrr
Rnb nit ben Aufrdumun9s.Mrbsits
bei9dftist, um bie GeIfen fort3urdu'
men unb bic Isri9atteten au bsfrsien.
peni He NOD am 2eben fiab.
g 9aben an benz silt
\. nots".
abtngto n, 9. g., IL. aug
Dos Warine.D epartsment if In 2ennt
nib ssisbt uorben. bob Der S9absn
usl9sn bas 69la&ti&if vSqinois'
Bel benz 3ufammenfob NIT Der vsla
bama" erIitten bat, auf $40. 900 Der
anf&Ia9t tpirb. Der .SQinots" tanr
Dor Der 6lottenrepue, wel&e Der prdfi
bent Bet Differ 8ap abnebmen tuirb
ni9t mshr 3eitts senug reparirt ueroen
mtrb aber an Der Rebue tbeilnebmel
unb ipdter sur Rsparatur nod be
gabp Varb qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
4ra@te mne 0eM6ie.
HrA@ta.

Iradte mxs 0emGie.
3rA@ta
aepfeI 81 .0O-8.60 per Tob.
Banamen $l.75-2.25 tstxe $l-$1.26.
Gitrpnen $4.60- 6 80 ps &t2e
Dramaen - $4.60-B.60 Yss RITE.
gineatpIes-ss.7b-$3.b0 bic Rife.
eta@eIbeeren. s1.76 bic Rife.
DaHermeIonen, 12e unb 1be.
8rombeeren. 81 .75 bic Rite.
Sobannisbeeren, 81 bic 9tffe.
gFrf&s, $l.51-2.10 per 8uibe!.
SENATE.
Crime 8obnen-E0e Der 1uibA.
Rotbe Niben 25e pss Duteub bun@ss.
snbiana g~antaIopes, 30 bis 10. Der 3orb.
@riines aorn, 2. has Dutenb.
GeIerp-26 Bis 60e pei 8uibeI.
Rraut = 75e per Sat.
WIameniobI $1.25 per Dutexh.
@urfeu 8O-4oe Yer Dutenh.
SaIat - % Biz 60c per BufbeI.
8miebeIn - Hotbe unb wetbe $1.25 per
Yfunb; epamii&e 8mtsbeIn 81 80
per Rife.
BeterfIie I6-a0e per Dutexb Dux@ss.
Neue 2artoFeIn-$l.a0 per Sat.
Habieie Zoe per Ou1exN.
eptnat - 50 pei Tab.
SnbtartoHeln - 8trstnta $3.a6 Baltt'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
strabenrauber
SIM jngenoli9e1 Sitter gefeber nit tgniider Sred:
beit lire s6mtotbaten.

l1nere Tekranen. - ru6enarbehsr Streif 6eenoet = Siefges Sanogebht Der.
famh. 3Gri6er 9ebrer. - MUrSer f%reigeproden. - Snpan fant
ameritanide BaumupQe.-0egen uHobe &reua" SanoIs=
marfen.-eplSate bermeisern ben Geboriam.-
80 yeriunen tn euea Sunnel periditet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

4mertat. Afoetatio n.
WiIuaufee, II. Nuq.

Amerttan'A foetation.
WiIwauiee, II. Nus.
Cries SpieI.
Milmautes ....0 l0S0000*-4
Snbtanapplis L 100000
1atterien = @ooomin uub 8ebile;
3btelman unb 6olmes.
3uettes SpteI.
Miluautee. 80. 00013000*- 4
SnbianupOlis g 00O0OOO0- 8
Batterisn = Sage uno BebiQs;
@romlsp unb 2abos.
WinneapoIis, II. Aug.
Winneapolis. Il 0010000*- 2
8olebo .......O 0O0OO0OO- o
Battsrisn- @abua1absr unbY Dagger
@he9. Suttbof unb 2anb.
Qanias gitp. II. Aue.
Qanfas @itp. 20 0510010+- z
2ouispine .....0 10000001- 2
gatterien - Swann unb 2eabp ;
elliott unb Gbam.
ct. paul, II. Aug.
ct. pauI. ...O2120OO1*- 6
Columbus 80. 000005000- 5
Batterien = pruitt unb Drill; 6la.
berip uue Blue.
TatiprlaI.2iQa q.
pittsburg, II. Aug.
pittsburg 30 00202OO.-
Bottom. .000100O10- 2
Battsrtsn = pbiQippe unb @ibion;
2%tnbeutarl unb Nesbbam.
Chicago, II. Aug.
Chicago. O001O2O*- s
Nrpoflpn. l. 2
Batterien- Operau, ReuIba9 unb
Bling; Geanlon unb Rttter.
Cincinnati, II. Iug.
CRIES spiel.
Cincinnati 80 o. 2
philadelphia. o 0000O004- a
8atterie,l = 6raisr unb S4let
9ugglsbp Sparts una Dooin.
3mettes SpteI.
Cincinnati ......0 0001001 l. 2
philadelphia. -. o.
8attsrien - @eimer unb S@let
Dugglebp, Rt&te uno Donppan.
ct. 2ouis, IL. Mug.
ct. 2ouis .0!O o.
Netu Yorf.... II 0O10O130-
observation-disclosures unb WaribaQ,
Miltie, Zines unb Wresnaban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

Butte, 0tey ssso SeNAaeI.
Ndnbler beSatIex foIsesbs Srstist
Butter - Gount-p, a. Srsaasrn BIC,
0IqiR 29c
Trii@e Gser-1aHe pet DutesS
Hubner Ole, 0dtxs 1. Txrte1S-9-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18

9ett, ole Ole Yott3et Ut CrFduneH feBte,
betratsn in Der Iebten Na9t bier taum
Is Sabre alte Burden bas poli3eis
bauptquartisr unb gsffanben Elm, tn
Der lsbtsn 3eit bic bielfa&en Strabens
rdubersien bertbt unb In Der lebten
eonntas Na9t sinsn Wann, Namsns
Srso. Wulinsaur, auf benz Ocean
BOulsbarb gst6btst 3u BADEN. Der
anftbrsr Der bier irsenoli9sn Rduber
beiBt @alter Wefwooo unb III erff Is
Sabre alt. Die anbsren 0rsi fnb:
6reb paterion, IL Sabre alt; Grant
WeHuIife, Is, unb Wiaiam Wears,
IL Sabre alt. Bel bent barauHOlgsns
ben Derbbr srsdbltsn Re nit Der sr6B.
ten Non9alanes bon ibrsn na9tlt9sn
Rdubereien.
nnere 0eteranen.
WtnneappIis, Wtnn., IL.
ausuf. Sn benz CUR 3eit bier fatt'
inbsnosn nationalsn GeIblager Der
O.. u. q. unterbrattete @eneral.Nbius
tant $mssbale fstnsn 8sri9t. Iaut msI'
dem bsute bis rationale 0sreinigung
Der 0etsransn 235, 1876 Witgltsbsr
3dblt, mas eins 3unabme bon 1868
pdbrsnb Der lsbtsn feds WOnats be.
bsutst. Sn benz NIT benz 81. Ge3em'
Der 1905 b~ssnbstsn Sabre fino 9.205
MitgIieber ober 800 prosent bon Der
s~siammtsn Witglieoer3abl geftOrben.
WtnneapoIts, Winn., II.
Aug. Die @ranb Shrimp Of Rspublie
beenbets beute Nbenb ibr 40. natio'
males @roBlaser unb nsrtasts R4. Tim
I'm nd9ftsn Sabre 1907 In Saratoga,
q. o.. R& tpieber gum Al. @roBlager
az bsriammsIn.
@ rubena Streii
beenbei.
@aIumet. Did,, II. Guguf.
Die Freifenben Arbeiter bon Der Quin.
tp.3s9s, tpsl&e isit mebr als bret Wo'
DEN ami ausfanb paren. baben BIZ
Bsbinguussn Der @sieQi4aft angsnom'
men unb Fnb our Nrbeit aurtidsetebrt.
Die @eisnf9aft bat bic perlangte 10.
prossniiss 2ObnsrbObuns abialdsie
bsT9isben, isbo9 cine 1eue 2obnftalt
seudbri, mel9e b6ber Up als bie bisbel
eiltige.
R~tefiges 2anbsebtet
berfaut.
PORTLAND, Ore., II. Huguf
SIM State Oregon 1T ioeben Elm @e'
biet bon ettpa 500, 900 Ndern fur bsr
prsis BON $3.50, 900 bon Der @alifOr
nia & Orssonl2anb COMPANY an 81,
spnbitat bon bfli9sn 9apitalifsr
~berfauft trorbsu.
3drtIt@er 2ebrsE
Srentpr, %. s., IL. Nuguf
prOfsRorsWm u. gaplep, prtn3ipa
Der WorrisbiIe 6o&f&uls, bcfen Re
R9nation bonn S@ulratb berlans
tpurbs, neil er ben S&hlsrinnsri esssrl
tiber sulI3drtli9 istn lou, erfldrte, e
tueroe an bte 9eri9te appeatren uni
fsinsrr sutenINameu tuieoer beraufelsl
fu9en. Ct bsnft tlt9t barar, tpie 6
fagts, feline Stenuns freimtntg auf3u
gsben.
Sn Der Usrbanbluns Dor benz S@uI
ratb fagtsn:Samss Me@ann. Der Sani
tor Der S9uls. unbieine S&iIerin Na
mems Gina sfe1p sesen @aulep aus
gona b~ebauptete, ssieben sa baben, wi
Der prinsipal BITE e9hlerin 5arnes
$aplOr anf ben e&oOb genOmmen I'M
umarmt babe.
W6rber refgepro&en n.
WspO Orleans, Ga, II. Hug
Der iunse peter Wanate. wsI9er isi
ungstreues @eib erI9oKen, uno bere
Ierfhbrsr tbbtli9 ~psr,uunost bate ux
bisisrbalb unter Der Aptlage oes Wor
bes I'm /. @rabe Dor Geri8t Fant
tpurbe BEN uusei&risbensn iibIt&e
@siebs nod. fretseipro&en. Die eaen'
msl9e benz Ueroitt fOIgte, ipottst aas
Bef&reibung. Dos Bolt wurbe NIL
Dor Grsube unb benz @i&ter fianbe
4hv6ueu In her Nuner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-18
safe.

gmgros . BertaufsYreiis Smrorttsts
S4ueberidfe a6e per Bhs1e dx5ssmsifss
S&meberidie 1se. Btsecxfa Sreeza 8 G@'
l9X, Rem Dori Gbebboss lie, stxtssnab
{xes 2tnsburQer I3e. Bid l2e.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

Caparine 10 the greatest and most
efiicaciOus headache cure In tho world.
1t Ia to be had ut all buffets and drug
stores. The DeKalb Drug and Chemi.
cal Company limited Is the sole pro-
priet0r.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

II you are troubled with headache,
whether chronic or otherwise, got Gap.
arine. the sure cure. which Is to be had
Mt all first.class Bullets and drug
stores.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

Caparins u q safe and sure bracey.
II ID sold II all bu6sts and drug
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
VOLNEY H0GGATT
ON MANHATTAN

Judge Volney T. Hoggatt, of the Man.
haitian Cowboy Gold Mining company,
paid Goldfeld a flying visit yesterday,
returning to the new camp this morn
ing.
"Through what was more anc than
ANYTHING else" said Judge Hoggatt dis
cussing affairs at Manhattan, I'VE dis
covered that we have five acres of placer
ground that will go 25 cents to the
nan. On the Chapman lease, while
trenching around a few handouts OF dirt
were picked up and panned and good
colors secured. A rocker has been put
in operation, the snow from the Mill
side melted and the expenses of sinking
a shaft on the ledge on the
Chapman lease is being paid by the
values secured from working the placer
ground.
II brought in the paintings of ten
pans, or about $50 pounds, and am hav-
ing a bead made from the gold.
"LeFoe, a Goldfeld leaser, is one of
the II men who are working concessions
on this ground, and he told me before
leaving Manhatta that he believed tina
the camp offered the greatest oppor-
tunities for leasers in the west. He be-
lieved the camp one of marvellous OPP
portunities for the poor man. Before ne
had scarcely started work. he secured
fine Mornings of coarse free gold. From
handfuls of dirt assays of $1,000 per
ton were secured.
"W. A. Adams, a mining expert, who
has long been in the employ of the
G-vggenheims, went from San Francisco
to Manhattan with me n spent several
lays in camp rs my guest. He looked
over the property of the Manhattan
Consolidated and pronounced it the big
gest proposition in the state of Nevada
1t is in this property that Philbrick and
others of Goldfeld are interested. They
have 20 feet of $50 ore"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
SHIPMENT FROM MANHATTAN

The first shipment of ore from the
Manhattan district arrived at the Gard
ner mill last evening. 1t consisted of a
broad gauge carload from the Annie
Laurie mine owned by the Manhattan
Mining Company of Nevada of which
W. F. Bond & Co. of this city are fiscal
agents. The ore was taken out in sink
ing the shaft so feet and very little care
was taken in sorting it as the main OBJ
ject of the company is to get down
where drifts and stopping can be started.
Assays, however, would indicate a value
of $500 a ton
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
MANHATTAN WHALE COMPANY

The Manhattan Whale Mining ano
Milling company, which is being
financed by G. S. Johnson, the local
broker, controls some very choice in
side property in the Manhattan district
having secured the ST. George and Vir-
ginia claims, adjoining the Stray Dos
and Big Pine properties, bonded by S. E
Vermilyea and associates. On the Stray
Dog quantities of high grade ore are
being sacked from veins that seem to
extend into the Manhattan Whale prop
erty, and from which excellent surface
values have been obtained on the latter
territory.
About twenty men are now at work
ON the Whale property on the various
leases, and inore will begin in the near
future.
The management is also preparing to
do some work on the property at an
early date.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
TAXES LEASE AT MANHATTAN

Arrangements were made this week
by G.. S. Clack, of the Nevada Leasing
company to immediate opera
tons upon a concession which he has
secured on the property of the Manhat-
tan Standard company at Manhattan.
The ground is located in the heart of
the camp, and adjoins the April Fool
and Tip Top claims, both of which are
shipping ore running into the higher
values. j. F. Rogers. engineer for the
Nevada Leasing company, went over to
the new camp the first of the week to
start development operations. 1Ir.
Clack stated yesterday that tt ground
covered in the lease looked exceedingly
good and active development work will
begin Immediately.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
rALMAaE AT vrND1cAroR

Contractor Dougherty, who is sinking
a main working shat IN the property
of the Talmage company at Vindicator
mountain started work this week, and
is making about 3 feet a day. In addi-
ton to the sinking of the working shaft,
the company is working seven men on
the property. The original develop
ment shaft was run on an incline. and
twisted about and is not a practical
working shaft. In the new working
shaft the company expect to catch the
ore bearing vein at bout so feet. AS
soon as the first hundred feet has been
completed a hosting plant will be in
stalled.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
MITCHELL AND ASSOCIATES
MAKE GOOD MANHATTAN BUY

. IT want to go OF record as saying that 1 believe ~ next ten s~M
a will see sone grand times in the state of Nevada said :. Z miscnen
. .rha 1eates. times we have seen since the old Comstocf days M
. virginia CITY was the theattr for the greatest mining operations Vi "o
@ west Let us review what we have and see If the future OF eVa ues
. not seemb bright We have Tonopah, Goldheld and Bunfrog, three GOOD
. stable camps: then there is Silver Peak and Palmetto coming 70 tne fon
a With Manhattan the spectacular camp Of the list; searchight and Ely III
. NOT to be overlooked. South of Hazen is a country that seems destined
. to be a winner; there is Tokop and others. and they all some msns
. gooa rtua They art beng made by good men,. Of all the western states
. Nevada today stands out IS the IF greatest promise IN one Wn0'
. treasure vaults viii be opened and give to the world a secono ssois :"
: wealth. which will ven eclipse the production of the comstock We ae
. just waking up" .rv
q Mr. Mitchell returned from Manhattan whereh 70 purchaser Inc e"s
. mart NJ the xeek fol himself and associates the Frank Genhon group Oh
. claims for $4,000. Interested with Mr. Mitchell are Harry conee' n
& Rsrsnes Attorney General Sweeney and G. H Upham. En- properly
. consists OF a group # five claims adjoining the Manhattan Consonoa'eo
. and the Contention groups
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
STOCKS
SHOW HEAVY GAINS

The stock market appears to be suffering from IN attack OF e m nn. %
aaas tocks bMetofore to strong ad active. failed to exhibit much h@ oh
the other hand Bunfrog stocks Inactive for a long period p to a rev Weeks
ago furnished the Feature Of the weeks trading - -
Observation-Disclosures closed last night at a n advance OF V Se"s
sata -, q 20 per share probably due to reported sale to Schwab Denver vas
e has hen for several weeks the star performer Of the ht selling or me
lose at o. a net gain of As cents within period OF three weeks ao % os
since te first If the year Denver nne advanced five pdnts IN mpAuS
Rul1frop Nnningi is up spoints, Eclipse IA points In Gold Bar 10 points
II Is believed BY the best posted traders hat tn rock bottom price mas oen
reached Nv many. If not all III stocks and hat now is the golden opPorWmp
70 rot in and py People holding stocks 10 not seem disposed to sell aho ue
buyers seem to be taking a little rest Diamondheld, usually a ieauer an"
me of ue most popular stocks on he boards ws dow a few points amu ue
other top-notchers also shared he movement One Of tho features OF us ne
weeks trading vas the transfer in nan small lots OF $4,000 shares OF Heo
Top Extension, around s and 6 cents
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
CAMP LEASE

Sol Camp continues to sack ore at his
lease on the Daisy at Diamondheld and
now has better than 800 bags of the
product piled up OF the dump. When
500 sacks have accumulated it is the in
tention TO ship the lot. Drifting is in
progress at the 80, rs and 125-foot
levels, but all of the sacked product has
thus far been mined in the former. Mr..
Camp has been granted an extension of
his block so feet along the ledge to the
east
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
OLD KAINrucK

A within is being installed on the
Stewart lease owned by this company
on the Economist lode. 1t is the inten-
ton of the lessee to sink the shaft an
additional 100 feet and from this point
drifts and crosscuts will be run in every
direction
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
SILVER PICK

Eighteen inches of well mineralized
quartz is showing in the breast of the
drift run out to the east from the bot
tom of the 55-foot shaft on the Cormack
lease on the Silver Pick. The rock con-
tains a large per cent of iron oxides and
s~ulphides n pans freely. AS the drift
is extended the lead shows an inclina-
ton TO widen out and values are in
creasing.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
pnrcE-JEsxE LEASE

A good, strong ledge has been opened
up in the west erosscut from the 1876
foot level of the Price-Jeske shaft or
the Booth claim and from present in
dications pay values should be encoun-
tered within a very few feet of drifting.
The formation shows an iron stained
quartz which pans some and which as
says as high as s25 in gold to the ton.
The drift is still being run along the
strike of the lead in search of a shoot.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
SEARS LEASE

Wills Sears, w. Z. Dingee and
George Taylor who recently secured a
lease on Daisy ground lying between
the Camp and Ridge holdings, are pre-
pairing to prove up at a depth of leo
feet. The shaft is now being lowered
and when it has reached the required
point it is the intention to erosscut for
the camp-Ridge ledge and to run out a
drift along its strike in search of an
ore shoot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Judge Henry c. Hyde, prominent as
a lawyer, was found dead in bed at
Freeport, Ill. He was 20 years old.
Max Judd, of national reputation as
a chess player, died suddenly in his
toris.
The police of Barcelona discovered
an anarchistic conspiracy. There have
been 16 arrests and eight bombs have
been seized.
A man was stabbed to death in an
ELECTORAL disturbance at Doulon, near
Nantes, France.
Umpire Tim Hurst struck Manager
Griffith, of New York, in game at
Highlanders' park.
The Continental Fire Insurance
company, one of the largest and
strongest in he United States, refuses
to raise its rates and has withdrawn
from the exchange trust. Other COM
panies are expected to follow its lead.
1t is estimated that the failure of the
Traders Fire Insurance company
leaves an Indebtedness of at least ST.
100000 to policyholders for unearned
premiums. Under favorable conditions
so per cent. of these claims will be
paid.
Mayor Heiskell, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
swore to having paid Reese Galyon
$125 for holding an honest election.
Charles J. Spier, confidential agent
and the only man who had the COM
plete confidence of Henry H. Rogers
the active head of the Standard OIL
company, was killed almost Instantly
in his home in New Brighton, Staten
Island, by shot from his own re-
volver
The main force of the labor move
ment as II affects the city and the
country appears to have spent itself.
although detached movements con-
tinue to agitate various trades, reuuir-
ing constant surveillance by the police
and the continued presence in Paris
OF considerable force of troops.
en.Greely sent an alarming message
TO Washington, indicating that desti-
tute Mt San Francisco, now number
ing 1867, will soon face starvation.
Mt farmhouse four miles from Leb-
anon, N. H., Jesse Barden, 81 years of
age, was perhaps fatally shot. He ac-
icuses Ethel sturteyant, II years old.