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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-06
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Corona is to have a news
paper. MIR. Erhle, formerly of
the Odessa Tribune, is the man
behind. ;"
Hunters IN general complain
OF the scarclty of the prairie
chicken this season. Ducks.
however, are plentiful
DR.. j. P. Williamson. of
Y&nkton Agency, general super
lntendent OF missions among the
Sioux, arrived Wednesday to
attend the Long Hollow convo-
cation.
Mrs. Geo. Birdsell, of Min
nesota township, was in the city
yesterday and called at the
STANDARD office and made us
happy with a couple years
subscription.
Mrs Lizzie Barre. has returned
nome from a trip to the Pacific
coast. She had the pleasure of
meeting number of Milbank
people at Santa Cruz and other
points on her journey. Milbank
Advance.
DR.. Thomas L. Riggs, two
sons and nephew drove across
country from the Oahe mission
near Pierre, arriving Wednesday
to attend the meeting at Long
Hollow. Mrs. Riggs arrived by
train.
Two daring robberles occur
red at Wheaton, Minnesota, late
Sunday night. The saloons of
Theodore Redetzke and Charles
Hunder were broken into and
some $3.50 were taken from the
safe in Hunder's saloon, while
in Redetzke's saloon the robbers
Only got SO. There is no clue as
to who the robbers were, but
some local party is suspected.
A dispatch from Aberdeen,
dated Sept. 3, SAYS Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., arrived last night
to shoot small game for this
week. He was accompanied by
Marvin Hughitt, Jr., son of the.
president of the Northwestern
road. They are guests of the
Sand Lake club, an organization
OF Aberdeen men owning a pri-
yate preserve on the shores of
Sand Lake, a few miles north
OF there. Quite a crowd of curl
GUS people were present to see
the presidents son.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-06
NOMINATIONS COMING I'M
The Standards Piano Contest
Arousing a Lively Interest
Choose Your Fayorite.

AS announced last week, we
give this week full details of the
Piano and Premium Contest.
The whole plan is explained in
the large advertisement.
Every reader of the STANDARD
is invited to cut out the noninat-
ing blank and send in the name
OF any young lady who will
make a good contestant and who
would appreciate a fine piano.
You should also send along the
free coupon which appears in
the advertisement. You may
start the one who will win the
piano. If not that, she should
win one of the other valuable
prizes,
Don't forget the arrangement
about PUBLISHING the votes. No
votes printe al first. Three
weeks from today they will be
published for the first time.
The young lady who stands
highest on that day, or rather ON
the day before, at time of clos
ing the count for that week,
will be given a Special Prize Of
$500 in cash. Until that time
no one will know who is at work
or how many votes any one has.
The thing to watch now is what
girl gets the special prize,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-06
Religious Gathering of Sioux
Nation Presbyterian and
Congregational Churches
Represented.
VETERAN MISSIONARIES ATTEND
A Memorable Gathering of Miss
ionarles and Native Sioux
600 tents pitched.

On Wednesday Of this week
began to assemble at Long Ho]-
low church, eight miles north
west of this city, the largest
religious ga1heI.ng OF Sioux
Indians ever seen in this vicin-
lty. From the west side of the
city NAV be seen the white
tepees and tents dotting the
green of the DeCoteau hills like
the tents OF an army encalnp-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
CONTROL OF CENTRAL.
Believed Rock Island System Will
Have CHARGE Of Road.

Atlanta, July 2?.-Tha, the trans
fer OF the control OF N" Contra, OF
Georgia railway from the holding c"H"-
mittee. which acted is the interest
OF the Southern railway. - M.rsji".
j. Perry and Oak''iGu Tu0.Ne ma,
the ,!oniuaUC, -. t;r X ,rn i~."H !.
stem In ,.c Grp!-:a p,up - . a" !
tina; ,hc ntW holders 81 This co"':r.
are p.anHIsg TO freeze ont 'ir hn,.tIs
OF income bonds. in WhiCu j.""". :
Oou OF G,orGa capita! i laid TO D"
invested i "a" fear cypress III az
address to the governor and genera
assembly ISSUED b! a committee OF
oonda"ld"rs.
This address was brought 70 a."
attention of the scna'' Friday ny We
Introduction OF bill by Senators
Horne and Overstiect TO give ia"
bondho,dcrs share in tle cun'ro. OF
this pr0ueIi5 in Order tna; iAe! may
protect their interests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
COME THICK AND FAST
Developments 10 Railroad Rate
Controversy.
WARRANT FOR PRES. FINLEY
Chief Executive Of the Southern
Railway 10 Taken Into Custody To-
eether with City Ticket Agent VIII
con, Of Raleigh.

A>aevi..e. y c.. July 29.-Devel-
opmtut, came thick and fast Satur-
day in the railroad rate law contro-
versy 4 warrant was issued for
President ". ". Finley. Of tho
Southern railway and City Ticket
Agent y. c. Wilson. Of the sane
rOad
Tie warrant FOR President Fialsy
was placed In the hands OF . police
man who went to the Battery Park
hotel to serve the papers upon tAo
executive head OF the Southern.
In the meantime arrangements 6a0
been made for habeas corpus Vvo"
ceedtngs before Judge Pri,chac1 -
secure Mr.. Efuley's release.
The policeman did not succeed ~
reaching the police court With ~
prisoner. Just As he was ready -,
leave tho hotel . deputy United 0ta&sos
marsha, walked into the hotel aoo
took charge of'Mr. Finley. The -
liceman stood aside and Mr.. FiAjse
Was taken tothe federal court roOos
where he Will be given liberty ~
Judge Pritchard.
The warrant against O. C.. Wilsoos
who recently was sentenced 70 th1r.
~ days on the changing for w.
lating the new rate law. and Who 49,
released on habeas corpus proeooer
ings BY Judge PritchArd In the Uait-
"a states court. Was sv0sn oHe 6o-
fore Police Judge Reynolds. who 60
ured as . witness IN the babeas ooes..
pus hearing. Wilson waA selling
tickets at Lake TOxaway when tohRs
en- into custody and many pas0saooDa
It Is said. wers compelled 70 boos0s
the train without tickets. Va
General Counsel Thorn AID oeoog
ofncials Of the Southern loft for 1A1>
eigh to consult with state o0oo0lo
there Ia an endeavor to arrive q o.
settlement Of the dimculties exisGt1e
between the railroad company saA -
state. TIE attorneys Who re8aao-.
ed mere were greatly DISTURBED 81
the new turn Of events.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
NINE DROWN IN HEAVY STORM.
Gasoline Launch Capsizes and Only
One Makes Escape

Toronto. On, Jul! - i|n;AIc a
H,aNy 'nuuI': s,or!n u gao II" launch
with ten men on board. capeilrd III
HumMrr. and un.I ore sucC, tdcd III
-JeaCInS ;ic rrarty shore.
G"or-. SAi,,u>. the on! survive!
says.
I'VE hf, Sunny SIDE for Han!on :
Point opposite the city. al $50
O'C-JCh, auI were returning ABOUT
u 30 When about 600 yards from
Shore at Sum! Side the storm s'ruch
the launch Lroa SIDE and upset II.
All were thrown into the water Some
clung on. but they all seemed To dis
appear at o>cc. II was r!tch DARK.
and | saw no NOR, of any of them.
struggled u the shore. aud "a."tI
home as bcs' | could.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
ARE ON BRINK Or WAR
Republics Of Nicaragua and Sal,
T., yadsr May Clash.
GUNBOATS ORDEREDTO MOVE
Renewal Of HostItes Between the
Two Republics Caused by Nicaragua
SEEING Boat Of Salvador Comm an
dant.

San Francisco. July 2.-Fyrm tae
Officers and r4.S"D-,.;> II t.. steam
e. C!,S of PanLmA "h:cn arrive! i:pu
Ancus FRIDAY! comes the Information
Nha' when The ,'"ain"r .,tt A'aJI,.a
ahrtc weeks ago the republics Of Nc
arausa and SA.>ado. were Oh tle
brink of war.
President Zelaya OF Nicaragua had
Gust given orders for tac gunhoa's
AlOnmatumja, Angela and The E,r\.
enth OF Jul! to proceed from CORN
10 to ACaju,,a. in Salvador. and az
Ater bonn LaIGisg iaat port ~ land
marines to join his army In an AZ
a4ck upon san Salvador city!
Presiden, Ic,a!a refused TO restore
The Salvador commandant boat that
aad been seized. and II Is still. beng
Sept a. COrinto.
The refusal 10 r.tu!n the beat 70
Salvador Is one Of the causes OF the
a,ncwal OF host..!tics.
Tie United State, arnorcl cruise:
kiilaaunce ard the gunboat Yorktown
~tr. bOta IN tar harbor al AcajutA
Booking aflc. American interests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
GILL FILED N.cHANcEav.
Attack corstitutionaIity o. New Cor.
Coration Law

Na> VI, -. Tenn. JAW ." "A bill
.l.> been mel n IN" Chanr""N court
ny. ~ ne solicitor for - foreign
.:.>i:lIL-- cuI.paii,s attacking tIe
"pu>'!.u'!o;a.i'y at ne IL" CORPORA
{; y. .,N ~. an entirely new ground
one ~, h,.,.' ,tJ.e rails L b! aay conf
r.lI!iH'.
Tlr.e co,rpanir. :!s:s' that tne
N"A a. ;-q Il! .nS Corpo:a:iORs to ME
c,..'..:H Information with the seCs tary
e.! sac. =: Tennessee and pay certain
!..> vast !; the amour: * capita.
stock. l. Il police regulation. its pur-
p,-, i'.,- 20 compel the companies
- 4, cor ain things and for this rea-
-nr -" a''empt 81 the act TO make q
c,a,si:, cation among the companies in
ta- ,n,in, of fees exacted OF class
!..!s.atiu:. The bill provides that
the co, .,'.at W .aW complained If -
knnAn ~ chapter +3i OF the act OF
i!r1 b.. Irc.l:.d unconstitutional, that
the cDrp.a.uants he exempted from
liN:,. "a. 'aNcs and that they rccov-
CT ;ax"s a.Icai! paid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
Coos Must BE Polite.

New York. july ~. sc neral Binr-
ham. who since his appointment as
police cOmmi> sioner OF Greater New
York, has instituted many reforms.
gave n" police force Through fifty
,policcmrn VINO were haled To the trial
room instructions In Clvili'I lie
,Said: "Th- minute a citizen al
dresses member of the police e. :
par,meE, he sIpuld s'asd ~ attention
. and if il i. lady. touch your hat e,
answer Al. questions oil"HN. Using
no unnecessary words. II" re- 81
you fe!loNs pass that al"'s lh'r'
nave been 800 many Complaints aJot'
iuciv!llty in policemen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
Child Beaten 20 Death.

ILtile Rock. Ark. July ." -A!"r
guarding with her ..l>han!. M'',
Wii.iaml i icn ,u;n. ~ Moa'r'i."T'
county. Aail, un:.. B.acnbE!n eft
the hous- ana then at'ack'! ne II
year-oG step daughter. b"a'!cG n"r
to death With broom ,.Ck. TIE
chiId's back uas a.O.en and her skull
fractured. Ihe woman ~ nov under
arrest and sentiment is high aRa!ns;
her. Sac viii be taken 10 hol
Springs a.. for safeAs aplaS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
FATAL FALL OF AUTO.
Tumbies Over Bank. Killing Woman
asd Fatally Iniurino Another.

Pacific Grove, Cal. July .'-Un"
woman wa. killed aud another fatally
injured at TIE loop on The l'-mi.e
drive Friday.
A party consisting OF four women,
two men and two Cnildrcn. sta,lGd
for New Monterey In an automobile
d,-,,n by a. Zimmerman. OF Hollis
ter.
Near Mo ton 81 the rock n ~"
loon n. uaCh!r Was stopped ana
IN ~. re-e'A.'inc. II Slipped over
the bank into the rock ;" feet oe-
low, instantly killing Mrs.. {. Dta-
m"r ,uhic,iug Apparently" fatal in-
jur.-> Z" Mrs. Il. Sha" and breaking
Mss Ed.ta De,npsey's jaT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
writes Sensational Letter.

Havana, Jul! -. -S"nat"r Mn"a
Ieleado. a prov iNon' liho-al who iaI-
Gc.pa,t.. in last year, revolt. has
written a >,u.a,luna. ,,''f which l.
pu.li.L.j in la l.ucha. III which i.
ELar.,S ',ut Masn Para, Si.,'.'' i
A.N l. planning 10 Horh III th' Cuban
people and iuduc. TEEN 10 N.oI' ace
against u. provisional government.
Parra'~ object. n, .a!o SAY, = iC
show 'l.. Washington crN'':Iil'nt 'hal
the Cubans W.-h Sic'.uN esd OF &c
cupation and uIiCh A!ihu!a"a! OF
their repre- sen atiIrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30

Charlotte Merchant sNd Vie VIE ~
Found BY 0oy.

Charlotte Merchant sNd Vie VIE ~
Found BY ooy.
Charlotte, y. c.. July So
terrIble tragedy was enacted here oaees
urday morning.
When . boy went to open tAe seere
Of Mr. Harry POwsn. on Aogs0oo9
street. he found the doors al locked.
He then went TO the window AID eaW
. fearful sight. g
The body Of Mrs. Powers was y.
Ing at the foot OF the bed. With ~
body mang,ed IN fearful shaps, ~
dead =
Near ner. her husband rested q -
bed In q dying condition. The HoeO
WAS In disorder and brokea bottloos
were strewn on thS floor.
pl,al. with a fsstol ball thro.sA ~ J!
head. II is thought they shot go
other. but there IL some susDlc3o6
thar they were murdered BY . tAis0
party
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
SHOCKING MURDERS
A "Ja:k.ths 2;;;;:::-" Loose IN
Berlin, Germany.
HIS VICTIMS WERE CHILDREN
Tra.c:e5 Conn, :.-- ). sore e..
We Leaves N,:e c lti' 2 Over II
Cr,~es.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
MRS. BLANCHARD DIES.
wife Of Governor OF Louisiana Has
Passed ANSv,

Nav O-!"aas. July 2?-Dispatch-
@. received from Mineral Wells. Tex. :.
announce IN. death there OF Mrs.
y. wton c. Blanchard. wife Of the
governor o! Louisiana.
MIS-. Blanchard had been In III
health for over = year anil II Was on
this account that she and Governor
Blanchard recently wen, to Miners!
Wells. ~
Mrs. Blancnard Vas before ner mar
rias". Mrs. Barrett OF Caddo Parish.
La During the time that her hus-
baud was q member Of the national
house -: representatives and later OF
the l'ni,cd States senate. covering .
period o! sixteen years. she was q
prominent figure In Washington so
cha. lie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
Iioh,,iro Tore on Garter.

Toronto. Ont. july 20. During
,.,.,L,, >',:m ,-&.'Iins struck q
,r., in ,ru,.t ~ No. soc SIKH avenue.
leor.u from -, .-,e 10 the house.
,ic-c., me wea...rboari1nE AMI CELL
ing .or, Of. on, side q! an iron bed
N he room. and l.anc!"c struck the
pa-.,- O. i,'da Clark. a white wo-
man in 'hc -",m I've current tore
on ,he garter. burr"! the stocking
,,,,r,ro down tn'1e floor, hupch.
I'd on 'uc woman sAvc 'spi'
.,r ,enArn.r'e .Xp.l.' "'e. tht " man
WAS not s,r,ru-., U.IH!C!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
Reed Guilty OF Murder.

Gainesville. Ga. Julr - The
Jury in tnc cas-" Of the sat. ,er~u=
jim Red. charged Nth the murder
Of lio.' i'!!.t. brought N a verde
OF nu' g., IA .,rrh.u.,r ,1',sa Roc
has boon ''j"! 'L-r, ''ul.- FOR ~
cr.mv. he ms; tria. RS ..'.,- !.
u..stTia.. tie a.cnud a -" - o.: w.
unts.! mars aucht-r " "-
t4$e ope va W. .Ar 49, ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
saved Husband's LIE.

Buckhead. Ca. July CIV. II.
Zacnry. who runs . dairy near horos
was knocked down and goeed ~ .
bull Thursday evening. and but ~
the timely aid OF his wife with = DteeA
fork. would probably have beso KIN.
ed. In the struggle Zachry hsd tWo
rigs broken and vas otherwise coasts.
crabiy bruised.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
importsst Discovery.

London. July 29.-S!r William
Ramsr! the distinguished chemist :.
has promised 10 communicate Ia writ.
ing n n" near future to the chemi-
Ga, society the results of his re-
source. TO radium eMana'iOEs. In
this connection The announcement Is
made 'ha' ae has succ", ded In de:rad-
Ing ru;p.r 70 the frs, NJ. Der OF It:
family. "a, 1t. iilhium. Tao Lancet
says the IL, rN"rl 'narns an epoch
in ~" his. " n. MICA science.
aud believes 1t = a realization Of
the Transformation OF metals
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30

New York. July 29.-Julia N. Oar
ter. 'hc woman who betrayed Chestoe
RvrNan. me paying teller OF ~:
WinG-o- Trus' company. Who stoso
So. n"po 80 ne notice police. has beou
indeed i,r receiving stolea Ooooe,,,
Riav.u says he gave her @lS.eoe q
-. 81 5000 Il. cash and she eoo6
sy.... 49,. Ue Vas not loo6AG. 4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-30
Strike Partially Broken.

resulted IL r..-'.-. Yea" o! the
las resu!,e! IN d par -. h-cak OF The
4. -ihe anon. re dock 'ahor"gs OF this
Dor; ma ha- been going on 10! q
month u. nor. Thursday th"u-
sand m,n u,nt bach to work loading
coal steamers InasmuCh as hey
can nov get fuel the factories clos. d
down Thursday vi! 20 so!e - re-
omen in day or ,Ho. The cart
arivars are Sill out.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29
Old TREASURE Ron CIRQUE

The first payments have been made
on the quarter million dollar sale
made by Elva Boyer to Alex Tarbet,
the mining nan from Salt Lake. 1t
is understood that f. Augustus
Heinze of Butte, Mont, is also
heavily interested in this deal. A
diamond drill is now being installed
on the property and a large force of
men have been put to work. Ex-
perts who have seen the property
say it is one of the greatest copper
properties in the United States. The
claims were at one time known as
the Treasure Box group, but the work
was not done on them and some time
later they were relocated and have
since been known as the Bellmore
group.
The work of development will be
pushed with all possible speed and
from the great showings found the
property will undoubtedly prove to
be one of the big mines of the dis
trict. Mr.. Tarbet has unlimited
faith in the ground and believes il
will soon be worth millions. The
Dixie News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29
PROVE TUNGSTEN
With Depth

The wonderful tungsten discovery
in the Round Mountain district,
which has created such a stir in min
ing and scientific circles since a test
mill run was made two weeks ago
at Denver, is not merely a surface
showing. So much has been proven
by recent developments at depth in
the property of the Round Mountain
Monster Mining company. General
Manager /. c. Pepper has had a force
of men at work the past two weeks
drifting on a number of the string
ers and is now thoroughly convinced
that he has one of the greatest, if
indeed, not the m greatest, tung-
stein propositions in the world.
At a distance of $50 feet in the
tunnel a total of forty-eight stringers
have been encountered. A drift has
been run thirty-five feet on some of
these stringers and several pockets
of high grade tungsten ore have
been taken out. The quartz stringers
present an appearance of a series of
white ribbons stretched along the
sides of the drift. Here and there
in the quartz appear black spots
showing the tungsten in its native
pureness. There are seven of these
quartz s~tringers showing in the wall
of the drift. The stringers are from
-four to seven inches in width.
The character of the ore encount-
cred at depth is such as to convince
General Manager Pepper of the per
manency of the deposits and their IN.
creasing value as depth is attained
Milling machinery will be installed
at once and will consist chiefly of an
electric magnetic separator and %.
horsepower gasoline engine. This
will be a dry process of handling the
ore, which has been settled upon al
the best and most economic. Ny
Pepper states that two machine drills
will also be put in at once and tn,
work of stopping ore commenced i'm
mediately.
Adjoining the Monster property
tungsten quartz has been found OIL
the Hawkeye group of claims, owned
by l.. w. Healy of Scranton, Pa.
Percy Train of Manhattan and J. A
Stevenson. These gentlemen will es
tablish a camp shortly and put
force of men to work on the ground
Mr.. Healy is one of the principal own
ers of the Scranton street railwa.
system.-Round Mountain Nugget.
Certificates OF location for sale a
Ibis Office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29
ROCK IS FAIRLY
ALIVE With GOLD
II. II. CLARK SAW VERY RICH
ORE WHILE AT MAN
HAITIAN.

II. II. Clark, the former Bullfrog
magnate, and one of those who was
among the early rushers to Manhat-
tan, returned from a trip to the lat
ter place on Thursday night, and is
more than ever impressed with the
outlook of the camp.
II saw in the Mustang mine as big
a thing as | have eve seen," said
Mr.. Clark; Il saw rock taken from
the mine which was lairly alive with
gold. The rock would have done for
jewelry. They have a ledge on the
Mustang which is forty-eight feet in
width, with a fine gouge on each side
of it. On the 200-foot level there is
a four-foot streak, from which came
the specimens of which | have
| spoken, and they have a continuation
of this on the $50 level. | did not
take any assay but they tell me that
the ore will go from 5000 to $500 a
ton.
The Manhattan Consolidated ii
another big mine of Manhattan. Ii
the shallow workings $50 fee
northwest of the main shaft, they
have six feet of ore that will go $22E
to the ton. The paintings are enough
to make a mar sick. The main ledg'
runs from thirty feet to sixty feet il
high grade milling ore, All the,
want in Manhattan is depth, ant
mills to reduce the ore,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29
ALL MANHATTAN
IS IN A WHIRL
RICH STRIKES ON LEASES IN
TURTLE DOVE CLAIMS
THE CAUSE.

The Turtle claim of the Manhat-
tan Union company has set all Man
haitian in a whirl of excitement, n
there is a great demand for leases
on the property, but as far as can be
learned, there are none to be had.
There have been strikes on several
of the leases, some of which have
gone into the picture values, and the
majority of the ore is shipping.
The claim lies close into town, and
the ore has been found from the be-
ginning of the leases which lie fur
thest from town up to the very last
part of the claim. Bert l.. Smith
came in from Manhattan yesterday
and brought with him some of the
enthusiasm of the Turtle Dove.
"The whole town seems to have
gone crazy over the Turtle Dove
said he, ''and they are finding some
wonderful rock there. Everybody is
talking about the claim and leases
are in demand. The rock is the
nearest thing to the Round Noun
tain ore than anything | have seen
They get nuggets and ore that viii,
go extremely high in values. and
there seems to be any amount q
shipping ore all over the claim.
do not know anything about the
leases that are being worked. blu.
from the reports that come int
town, they all seem to have it,"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29

more than that the trending of val
ues to the east practically decides its
location on the east side of the hill.
His one thought that overrides all
others is getting depth" 1t is
doubtful if any other single an
nouncment could be made in this
community that would meet with
more general favor, or be fraught
with such large promise for the fu-
ture of the town and camp.-Search-
light Bulletin.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-29
SUFFERED IN
DEATH VALLEY

l.. A. White and A, L. Berkhart
came in Tuesday from Ubehebe a
little the worse for wear. They
crossed Death valley with canteens
of salt water which made them death
ly sick and they were obliged to go
without water from Surveyors wells
to Gold Belt springs. White says that
his tongue was so badly swollen that
he couldn't talk, and that Berkhart
was so completely put out of business
that he refused to talk. Berkhart
says that White perched himself on
a s~agebrush and begged him to shoot
him, and White doesn't deny the al
legation. Altogether, it vas a tough
trip, one of those narrow escapes
that are frequent this time of year.
The boys brought in some likely
looking quartz from their Ubehebc
locations and will have assays made
to determine what they found. One
ledge outcrops at intervals of 5000
feet on their ground.
The Ubehebe district was organ
lied June /. with II. T. Baker as re.
corder.
The ulida is employing a large
force of men and Salsberry is doinl
considerable work.
Slim Baysden has refused $2,50t
for a claim joining the Ulida prop
erty.-Rhyolite Herald.