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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-27
--LATEST FIGURES
FROM SANTA ROSA
Fifty-one Dead, SO Injured and
Seven Missing-ToWn Will
Be Rebuilt Immediately.

Santa Rosa, Cal, April 26-The
latest figures show fifty-one dead. six
ty-three injured and seven missing.
The entire business section of the town
was destroyed and many residences
went down. Twenty fires started. but
the water supply was unimpaired and
within three hours the flames were
under control, despite the fact that the
engine house was ruined Cut off by
the disaster from communication with
the rest of the world, Santa Rosa knew
nothing of the destruction of San
Francisco until the arrival from there
of a trainload Of nearly 1000 refu-
gees, begging for help that could not
be given them. But nearby towns
came to the rescue and after a period
OF starvation and suffering AID was
received
Larger and Better.
The court house. the new Masonic
temple, the new library, the Odd Eel
lows buildings, went with the other
buildings, but larger and better struc-
lures viii replace them. 1t IS the in
tention of the business men to at once
begin rebuilding. The Savings Bank
of Santa Rosa occupied a $40. 600 build
ing It's new one, which will be an
office building, viii cost $3.50, 700. Con
Shea, who lost five buildings worth
800, 600, says that his five new ones
will be worth twice that sum- The
same spirit is manifested by all who
have been interviewed. As soon as the
dead were buried business men began
clearing a passa geway through the
streets and teams We're put to work
hauling the rubbish to waiting freight
cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-27
Nc More Marrow streets.

If the city engineer has his way and
is given the support of the public there
will be no narrow and clOgging streets
in the sections of the city laid bare
by the fire. Streets in the heart of
the business district which have been
proven entirely inadequate for the rush
and confusion of a big metropolis will
be widened by slicing from the pri-
vate holdings on either side, again
through process of the courts
Market street will be left as it is;
so will Third and other streets that
, were repaired by the city authorities
shortly before the earthquake, but in
the commission and wholesale sections
the streets will be radically altered,
both in width and course
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-27

Not a thing is published
in the columns of The
Herald which is not sub
Stantiated by the facts,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-27

Maud takes a notion to
change her drink from
beer to milk. Strange
they can't hold her. Sun
days Funny Section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15
Attention. Colored Mssons

J. VI. Barnett, w. VI. Of Prince Hal
Lodge No, | Of all legitimate +. 4 A
A. York Mssons tcolored), Na,iona
Compact, in this city, asks to announc,
10 the memory OF Captain ". y
Mathews, Late Mos, Worhipiul Ma.
tional Grand Master ~ all legitimate
Masons (coloTed) In the United state.
and provinces, that there will b.
memorial services held in Bethel A
VI. +. Church At O'Clock, p. m. The
sermon will be preached by Rev J
SpeiRht, Grand Master OF Florida Ju.
risdiciion Captain Mathews, who
died ~ his home in LeayenWorth.
Kansas, vas eighty years Of age. and
IL said TO be- one ~ the best informed
colored Ma'on' in this country and I'D
more to establish and preserve the
true principles Of legitimate Masonry
among the colorsd people than any
one man ~ hl- race.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15
A Tragic Finish.

A watchman's neglect permitted q
leak in the great North Sea dyke
which child's finger could have
stopped, to become r ruinous break
Devastating an entire province OF Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Ne.
liver OF Nanceboro, Me-, permitted a
little cold TO go dnnOticrd until a
tragic finish was only averted by D.
Kings New Discovery He writes;
Three doctors gave me up to die Of
lung inflammation, caused by me-.
elected cold, but Dr. Klng's New Die.
cosery saved my life" Guaranteed
beat cough and cold cure, At all drug
stores 50c and 81. Trial bottle free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15
A PROMINENT VISITOR.
Professor Dupont Query Of WESLEYAN
Female College is Here.

Among the prominent vsitors to
Gain-,vlIe within the past two or
three days was Hon. Dupont Query OF
Macon, Ga. for many years president
Of ,hst famous institution, Wesleyan
Female College, who wa. here part OF
Friday and Saturday.
Professor Query 10 regarded AZ one OF
the highest educators and most refined
gentlemen in the south. He has con-
Quoted HE school we'll, along fine moral
and Christian lines. and enjoys the
Distinction OF being one Of the most
popular college presidents in Georgia
Prof Query spoRe in the highest
terms NJ Gainesville, stating that he
believed il one ~ the prettiest and
clesnest little cities in the South. He
was also greatly impressed with those
whom he met here and compimented
the citizens upon securing the Univer'
atty OF Florida. He sad he had read
great deal OF the University con-
troversy. and naturally had manifested
60 some extent interest in the case,
being along bic profession, and fur.
thermorr, that. while he harbored
no snimosity to any section, or ex.
pressed himself favorable to any city,
he could not help from what be had
seen believing that the Board OF
Control had made a wise selection.
Prof Query left saturday for his
home IN Macon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15

"rno LAis,'ve Fruit Sy,lp give,
permanent rri's' "a ease. q hAbIu.l
constipation, ~ % stimulate. a. live,
ahd 'r'ioF-' 'h- ns,Iral A,,,on " n.
eose'' Withoa, l'''a,,ns thee orgAr,
hAs pills or ordinary eathaui-.
IHes not naasrAt' OF srr~ ard
" maid ard p'ea.su' 10 tai. Rem.m.
Ter the nAras oE'No And refuse ,ab.ti.
iu'es J W MeCo. amGCo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15
Only 90 Years Old

II am only - years old and don'l
expect even when get to br real old
u feel that way ~ lonR ~ can vpi
Electric Bitier', says Mrs. T.. n. Brun.
con OF Dublin, Ga Surely there.
nothing else keeps the old ~ younQ
and makes he%eAk ~ strong A. this
grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia,
torpid liver, ,nhamed kidneys or
chronic constipation are unknown
after taking Electric Bittev q reason
able time Guaranteed by ell drug.
gistS. Price Sc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15

columbus. O, July ~ According N
'he Information e',en out nv 'stans
pat operator. here abou, r. ooo INF
h'r' IN ohio are mt a. me result n,
disagreement about thr scale In,
" Wini"r chairman NJ Tie .,anI.
pS''"r' VA conf,r With m. omc,,,.
ahd other member. u the miner, a..
eVu'i'' h'ard "a neu SATURDAY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15


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was in town from Savannah yesterday
Mr.. Harris il nov holding a lucrstiv,
position on The road, and HE friends
will b" glad to learn that he ia pros
psrlnR
LABOR Contracts, Jnst the thing ioI
farmers and tnrpentinr men, SOc pei
dozen, g. for 81, or o. per 20. Ca'h
IN hand with order. Address, THE
SUN Gainesville. Fla.
W & scott Of Arredondo was in the
city yesterday. MIR Scott IL iormer
printer, and good one. bu' having a
desire ~ engage in the chicken b1.i.
mess ard track farming secured prop
er'y near Arrrdondo, where he has
been located for the pact several
months
Attention il called IN the advertise.
m-nl Of The q ". Hyde CompSny,
which appears in this Issue. This firm
inaugorated on Thursday a great bar.
gam SALE, which IL still on, and 1t this
sale goods are going rapidly At ridic-
u'ous prices Read the Advertisement
and prof, thereby
VIM Scott has arrived In the city
from Florence s g., and will shorty
open a frsl.class tailor business. lie
resided here several year. ago and IL
one ~ the best cutters and filters in
the cnpnt'y Mr. scott will inform
the public through The Sun when he il
ready for business
Among the Evinston people visiting
This city yesterday was c. VI. Collins,
Who came on business lie called |
" The Sun office and renewed his
Mr.. Collins, with 9TH
re, reports the country "awtully
vet" and stAtes that the crops have
been badly damaged in that section.
Mr. and Mrs n l.. Beville Of Are
iondo were among those who visited
his city yesterday, Mr. Bevills states
hat HE farm has been virtually under
'aier FOR the past ten days, and he
las not had an opportunity to do any
'louRhinR, The crops are badly dam.
Red, and the farmers throughout the
ouni'y are badly discouraged.
Misses Bessie ane Ethel Dunn, Edith
.oI aud Ada Williams, all Of Way.
ross, Ga, Who have been here for
evetll dAys, guests oi Misses BETTE
nd Carrie Miller, returned 10 their
ONE yesterday, These young ladies
'~re social iaVorit~' here. and made
many Trends and admirers. who hone
have them return next season
Mr. and Mrs F. h smith who we're
rcrntlJ married in this ci, are nov
lra'an'ly located At Newberry. where
'ey Will be glad io ace their friends
IL. smith 10 sriptrndent Of the
avail stores Interests ~ the Gunner
lumber Company and Newberry. be.
u about the center oi HE operations,
'shs' q move convenient point tor
i'm.
The Wekiwa Mineral Springs Com.
my, owner ~ The fsnons wekiWa
rims. have an adveFtsement In this
sue - Nh'ch The attention ~ those
no are contemplating = "trip for
'aI'h OF vlsAsuts, ~ both, 10 invited
he c-lsb'a'ci spring 10 located tour
lie' tom ATopU. Orange county.
"a nr'c As' ,utuouis meet every
Ain.
\ h killer ot hunus!iun. mem.
- " the drm Ut Kiblrr Rros sx.
nerve owDtr ~ cOmmissa,i..
foughoui The phosphate belt " ca. n
% and hstaando counties passed Q
rough the city Yesterday en- route
'me from jacs.onvills. whrrp he Ia, h
eu ga ol''nr.' 'or The pact too ~ 1,
Zee fay' The k,blsr Fro. oWn aud 4
crate ten - t~clvr Immense com. 4.
s'a''e' and are AmOag lh- mo., 4.
10 Hfn. Of that s.rticr a,...4.ft.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15

'i'>r't Passenger lie wr,aa J,..,o,xr.
AAiot-C ~ A. BROOKS A y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-15
TnRorou rurl4Nn rnrsKy ~
Excellent Dining Car Service ON An
Through Trains.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

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orGS Limited Room Sleeping Ca,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
CONCENTRATES.

Judge William c. Hall has returned
nom trip 10 Goldheld and other Ne
vada camps.
Tomorrow is the date set for the De.
linquent sale OF stock OF the Century
Gold Mining company
Tho Yankee Consolidated Mining
company has awarded the contract foi
a lo-drlil air compressor.
Henry Newell has returned from
California TO give his attention 10 min.
ing interests in this state.
John Dem has returned from max
ing am inspection ot the Lower Mann
moth mine in the Tintic district.
Ernest Bamberger. manager of the
Daily West mines, departed for Nevada
this afternoon on the overland limited.
General Manager VI. l.. Requa OF the
Nevada Consolidated Il again nj the
offices OF that corporation In the Dooly
block,
Manager II, H. Charming has re-
turned from trip 10 the executive Of
hcos of the Utah Consolidated In New
York,
Manager Lafayette Hanchett Of the
Newhouse mines has returned from
trip to the Cactus mine IN Beaver
county.
Many attribute tho decline in Silver
King shares TO the pending lawsuit ln-
stituted by James McGtegor and as.
sociates.
\ trial shipment OF ore from the Sheu-
andoah property In the Good springs,
New. district. reached the local mar.
kets yesterday.
Otto Stahlman. general manager ot
the Glasgow 4 Western Exploration
company, has gone to Chicago on
business trip.
II Is reported that Samuel Ncwhous
has secured options on a group of al-
tractiye mining claims n the Loon
Creek Ida, district
Henry NJ. Atkinson. manager OF the
New England Gold q Copper COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
EXCITEMENT AT YERRINGToN.
Four Hundred People Now Located
Near Buckskin Tovnsitc.

a correspondent writing from Wabus-
ks, New, gives some interesting In
formation about the recent strikes
made near Yerrington 4 big rush Is
on, he says. and all kinds of convey
anccs are to be seen on every road
leading TO the new camp. The camp Is
located IN the Pine Nut country, Doug
las county. and covers an area OF six By
two miles from the original strike AZ
almost any place colors can be found
on top of the ground at grass roots.
There are about 400 people IN the new
district. Every lot IN the Buckskin
townsite Is sold and already 10 stores.
2 saloons ana one big clearinghouse arc
doing business. This seems 10 be one
Of the greatest NJ the great strikes re-
Gently made IN the state. IL Is almost
Impossible to get conveyance TO the
dggngs. From Wabuska on the rail-
road to IerIngton Is II miles Yering-
ton. for the present, ls the outnttlng
point To Buckskln, IS miles; fare, 81.
Rigs. s. to s. per day; saddle horses,
$3.50 per day,
The Red Top, commonly known as the
Kennedy strike, has set the country
afrc. Nothing like II has been discov-
cred I'm this part of the state. w. II
Knickerbocker of Goldheld has made
discovery on a fraction adjoining the
Kennedy strike that pans $500 at grass
roots Hank Summers. In the Wood
house group, gets ore OH top Of foot
ledge that shows free coarse gold that
viii run into the hundreds. Yesterday
NJ l.. Morris opened placer ground on
the Hat east OF the Kennedy strike, and
PANIED ground that showed coarse gold
In paying quantities, Perez & Son, ono
half miles north Of the Red Top, struck
pay on top yesterday. McDongal Is
making a big showing on his claim
ono-fourth mile west of Red Top. Tom
Harris received assays of $3.50 from
the top OF a ledge on the Alden, Just
three.quarters OF mile north OF the
Red Top and side lining with Wood
house No g. Jack Bell, on claims To-
Gated by him adjoining the Hank sum-
mers strike got assays OF s5.45 on the
groupings. small percentage of the
values being IN silver. an excellent In
dcation of permaneEcy OF the ore
bodies
The camp looks like a sure winner.
Many Goldheld and Manhattan people
are coming IN. while there Is q big m
nux from the northern part Of the state.
Considerable ground yet for location.
The fun extent OF the bounds of the
camp not yet determined, but II looks
like a big one Passed dozens OF pros
pecting outfits going I'm.
There Is reported strike nj Pine
Grove and learn there Is stampede
there also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
THE PEEKABoo GROUP.
What Gold6eld Paper says About
Harry Joseph's Purchase.

or the purchase Of the Peekaboo
group Of claims in the Klondke dis
trlct, near Goldneld, the News of that
camp has this to say:
"The Peekaboo group of four claims.
IN the Klondkc district, three and
one-half miles from Klondike Wells,
has been sold within the last few days
for the sum of $4,000. The sellers
were Joseph Murachi and Joseph Pot
ter. The buyers We're II. $. Joseph
and +, II. Meade formerly of salt
Lake, and Frank Benedict and John j.
Mulln, the well known operators of
Manhattan. The property purchased
f. trayersed by an enormous lodte,
averaging 90 feet In width, and the en-
tire ledge runs 80 ounces in silver,
"NOt much work has been done on
the property the deepest hole being
IA feet, but assays as follows have
been taken, which are representative
of the value OF the property: Thirty
ounces silver Of gold; Sl6 opunces
silver trace Of gold; sac ounces sill
yer, ana 256 ounces silver, The ledge
carries from To r per cent copper,
and the surface showing indicates the
making of a big mine. The first pay
neut ON the property was made early
this week The company win he orr,
ganIzed and the property thoroughly
eXplOintcd.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
MAJESTIC SHELTER.
Plant at Milford May be Placed In
Commission Again.

While Information of an official char.
aoter is lacking there Is probability
OF the Majestic smelter at Milford be-
ing fired up again.
The News Is IN receipt of lnforma-
tion from Milford today to the effect
that. acting under Instructions from
Managing Director f.. T., Abercromhe,
W. II. Nutting an expert smeIter man
and former superintendent Of the Biug-
ham Con. plant al Bingham Junction
had been ar the Majestic company's
smeler for the purpose Of Inspection.
Late developments nj the Harring.
ton e. Hickory mine. in which an i'm
mense tonnage OF silver-lead ore has
been blocked out. have been such that
Mr.. Abercronlble has reached the con-
clusion that It would be a good plan to
place the lead stack IN commission and.
possibly, the copper mating
furnace as well. The latter was operat
ed for few weeks a couple " years
ago, aud then closed because OF the
lack Of ore.
Mr. Abercromble departed for the east
this afternoon carrying with him tho
report of MIR, Nuttlng. who reached the
city during the forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
STOCKS MADE
A GOOD RALLY.
Opening Was Rather Mixed
Some Advancing, Some
Receding.
SELLING ORDERS WERE BIG.
spirited Buying of the Metals Impart-
cd strong Tone To General
Market.

New York. May 1.-The movement IN
prices at the opening OF the stock market
today was somewhat confused. Northern
Pacific, Consolidated Gas and Smelling
advanced large fractions, and there was
n fall Of points IN Anaconda.
Although few stocks were advanced,
successfully after the opening selling or
ders increased gradually ana there was Il
moro general disposition to take prohts
on yesterdays rise which resulted IN
driving the fayorlte stocks wei below
yesterdays closing. overnight losses
reached 2 In Great Northern preferred, IA
In 81. Paul, ga IN Reading and Delaware
Hudson, ~ IN Brooklyn Rapld Tran
siL lss In Union Pacific. IN baltimore
Ohio and United States steel preferred
Amagamated Copper and Locomotive
Gains that were established IN the first
few minutes OF business were much re-
duced or completely wiped out later. This
Included ~ in Smelling and Lead and
ia to l1. In Northern Pacific, Colorado Il
southern FIRST preferred and Consolidated
There was some support effective for a
time, but stocks soon came out in vol
ume again Wisconsin Central Missouri
Pacific Colorado Fuel and General Elec-
tric lost |.
Spirited buying OF the principal metal
stocks gradually dlffused a strong tone
throughout the general market and there
was substantial rally which brought
the average Of prices up to yesterdays
closing level or above. ST. Paul, Union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09
VALCADA MINE
At SILVER PEAK.
NJ. J. 0'Meara Says That Prop.
erty Contains Great Bodies
OF Milling Gold Ore.
AS TO TREATMENT FACILITIES.
This Question IL Now Under Consider
ation-Figurlng out Cost OF
Getting Water supply

While I believe the Nevada Alpine
mine IL one OF the best propositions In
the state Of Nevada" said NJ J. o.
Meara this morning, "and has been
making money for several years; I am
greatly Impressed with the posslbll-
ties of our Silver Peak property which
Is being operated by the Valcada Min
ing company.
We have succeeded In opening up
some very extensive bodies OF gold ore
there, carrying values sufficiently high
to make II one OF the most attractive
milling propositions that ! know OF
In the development work now In prog
ress, about $500 worth Of ore Is being
taken ont daily and piled on the dump
for future attention; while the matter
OF providing milling facilities is being
considered.
I'VE are having the ore tested I'm a
good many ways and only few days
ago car load was dispatched TO Den
veI where IT Will be tried out with a
dry process which has met with con-
siderable success In other camps.
The question OF water Is n most serious
one IN nearly every portion OF Nevada
but Mr.. O'Meara says the Valcada
company owns springs that may he
available 10 furnish ample supply for
\ large battery of stamps. by bringing
1t In from the marshes below. by means
OF powerful pumps, the question can
be easily solved, hut the cost OF a plant
OF this kind would be n great deal, as
well as the maintenance. However
these are things that are now being
worked out by the company's engineers
and until they have made their re-
port the question Of providing mill IA
cilities viii be pending
Mr.. O'Meara has been in Manhattan
and after looking that district over.
thoroughly, Is convinced 1t Is going to
make good camp. The bulk OF the ore
there. he declared, viii have TO under
go mil Treatment before going to mar
ket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-09

pany's mine IN Bingham, was In tho
city during the day.
II. V. Blades, representing the Utah
Mining Machinery 4 supply company.
Is looking after business In the Nevada
gold camps. lie was al Tonopah a few
days ago,
y. j Catrow. the largest shareholder
and Quo Of the directors Of the ohio
Copper company. will REACH the city
from Tie east this afternoon.
The directors OF the Utah mine AT
Fish SPRINGS are scheduled 10 meet 10.
morrow and Il Is expected the usual
dividend Of $1,000 VIII be posted.
The directors % the Yankee Consoh-
dated Mining company have posted 4
dividend OF gl5 cents n share payable
on June :, The transfer books clos.
on the 18th Inst.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday 10y Mccormick &.
co. were az follows: Crude ore ana
concentrate, $4,000, base bullion, s26,
600; gold bullion. $4,000.
message from Tonopah during tbs
day announced the arrival in that camp
Of G. l.. Dlgnowity. who Il now on his
why W -taulhttdhs vi MS l'AuiH. hls
DIgnowlty viii come ont Via Rhyolits
TO the Salt Lake Route.
Fred A, Earls. the well known min
ing er gincer, departed for Beowowe,
New, today where he has gone TO enter
upon h.h duties as consulting engineer
To the companies operated near that
point under the direction Of r. J.. Del
mas
Manager =. A. Tarbett OF the Estela
gold mining property. located near Mil
FORD Beaver county. returned from
Denver yesterday and reported that he
had placed an order for a 20-stamp
mill, During the five years that tho
Estela property has been under d..
velopment, some very satisfactory bod
les OF milling ore have been developed.
and the values averaging around $40
and SIC to the ton.
The second sensation Of the week IN
Manhattan was the extraordinary
strike reported Wednesday on the
property Of the Manhattan Gold Kins
Mining company From the bottom
Of the shaft. which Is but four feet
deep Ave assays We're taken which gaNr
gold values Of s67, tl0,. sl,2, 1920 ana
ST. 061. The seam, which was hardly
as thick as knife blade at the surface,
has widened 10 four inches In the bot.
tom Of the shaft. The rock Is an al.
tered schlst, which In places Is purs
silica. This strike, following so closely
on the wonderful strike reported from
the Joker. has caused intense excite
ment In the great gold camp, -Tonopah
Miner