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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Sene neuen mobernen sipeift5disen Sdiler on
Der Toros9 urIepsStraBe. sipif6en Der Sa,rs
mount slnenue unb SapetiesS traBe; eennentirre
aeuer, Irottoire uno Sole; emniuirte Babes
GtrabenrfIaiter ans berelasien 3teseIiteineit.
elb5ugsfarnI sTerbinbine. Bequeme Berfanfss
Reoineungen. 8rcis 5000. 90. @runb3inS $50
pro -Sabr, gebmt Die Gairmount soerue'B1es
aonS.
gealter g. sseHpbaf, on Orr unb Sieus.
Wop15-9e5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
0citri0c Sd)lubratc

$ -3uiubr 1858 Vrid)cl;
aus ocn Glruatorcn jnriid1cjo8ci
5000 0nid,cl; GlCuotorcn Gorroib
1888 Vuid)cl. ScrfGuic: Gin Nngs
gon Nr. 8 mciGCr I'M Glcpntor 5u
421a, Gin 8negou Nr. , 0cniid)tcr 81
~, ciu 8o1gon Nr. 3 lucibcr 5i
1874, Cit Wn0Oon Nr. 3 pcibcr 5it
1874, cin Moggon 9tr. 3 lucibrr 5t
1919, Gin @og9on 9ir. 3 iucibcr inl
n,E....E.. a., 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
SECOND CALL.

1000 Conf. Gas i1aer..,......,..... 81
100 lllo. Fn6. tIyuft GtiS) .......... IS
100 lto. Hb$. Stumbling Scr. ......... 5Gis
200 Tito. EhS. JuroiHg Scr. ......... SOFA
200 ITO. &bS. 5uaSin8 Sci. ......... sG%s
1900 &il. & 9seG. UoIO scr. DEMONSTRATING
5000 SenUroiIlc Grdeti1u Der. ..........1 OGH
10 Ito. sibS. Tuutins scr (5cri9).. sGH
30 Scaboarh 50. >. pfS. ............ lla
5000 6ocI & SrOu Jiu. 5cr.....,......i05
10 SIIH. &. x !. pio. ............. 923i
100 llnitco 9tniIuHB5 .............. IS
50 gIorIoIf gb. 6 GiGDt. .......... 1914
10 9ouIton Gil cont. ........,.... q
100 6ouftou Oil com. ............. sA
2Ooo Gonf. 8oiucr Atacr. ........... s2H
IS Nuriberu Central .............. 05
1000 llniicb 9iaifipabS der. .......... s9si
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

III = 3ITlIUr Io,ooo UUIUVI,
&erlau0t bon Sen Glcuotorcn 231J
9uid)elH; g%lcuotorcn Gorroth t.01i..
2i9 @uideI. ScrfGlic: 10000 Dt1rj
5u 1875, 10000 60. 5u 1872, 10000
%. SIT 1875. 10000 Sc6wuor ju 1875,
10000 90. 81 80, 10000 Mdr5 81 80.
flint @oggono gcnliidltcr Spot 5u
1894, 5pci @oG9onS Stcomcr gc.
miid)ter Spot 5i 1874, 5uci 8og.
0onS Nr, 3 Spot jt l5%4. cin Mo9-
9ol, Nr. = wcibcr spot 81 50l4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Yph6cf6rocrnng nadl sem NnslatSe,

Gic ousldnoiihe Bolt fir 0ie nit
Sem 3. 6e6ruor 1907 enoenoe @od)c
i1lieBt piil,ftlidD i'll alleH 5GQen I'M
Sal,ptpoitamtc mic folgt:
Yadetpoit lit oiien bon 8 llDr Dor.
nlittaos bis ) llbr Nad]rni;tagS tag
lid). ausgenomnen Sonntags.
YodetpoIt iiir Oeutidlano i6lieBt
I'M 10 llGr 9ornitta9s am 80. 90
mar uno /. 6ebrtar, fiir @roBbri'
tannlien mo Sirlallo am /. Se6llrar
lin 5 ll6r Nadmlttags.
Iampier fobren Don Heiu. Yorf,
lpeltlt nift onoars ailgeseben.
Grdnsatlnntih DIE = o il.
6reitag, t. 6e6ruar-3 llbr Nad).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
nfl) 132,GjI Uu1d)el.
Scutigc Sdlubratc:
8erfGnie ailf DER bieligen Gifcften.
90ric.
FIRST CALL.

1000 u1iieo HailroaD5 Ter. ........... S5Is
1000 Jiinmono FRACTION Der .........l o5S
1000 Georgia 9aciiie /. Ger. ..........iisiI
100 VII. e. g. N. u. icr (6ts.). ..... sst.
1000 Aforpiie Iractiou ser ANN. i0O$i
1000 unitco GGtIpops inc. ........... 5sh
20 lilo. 5tDS. 5unoirs 5cr tscrip.).. s61.
5000 giit5b. g. gtasegbeTD Eel. Ger. .... StM
* 9~ioribern Central .............. 96
t. Goribcri Central ............ %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
5000

Iaufen eines jener muberuen Sdnier NIT ieds
!Sinimern an Roie.etrakc. ~Siuiften Sairmpant.
Npcnnc NIB Saprtte.e trahe. 8eucr, Sof nno
2roiioir NIT Cement bcIcet unb ieuefte etnrif'
fnngcn, einfdlicbIi1 aIodfenfdnnI 8 gnfblaB.
Sruuo5ine nur $50 pro Sobr.
@. 3. Gallagher. 0aumeiffer.
ghrcnn Tr. 2407. ACKNOWLEDGING.
Goa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Wcnc bcmtidJc M%niicolnng im Ionniscn
SuSru

gn 6pci 9auptbabnGinicn; fb5nes, e~efunoes
Sltnla; feline Teeer: erfifIaifiger 9ooen In fIeis
ne S1rnreil eingeibcilt, mud einiae r9otpH
Cots" Gcrinac anSabIulg. ic6r Ieidte gebirs
qlingei. @iite @eIeaenbcit fit Solde. bic fth
elm p1dr 6uiocrt Collars aefpart Uaben ulo
aeri felbftiidnoi9 iperbeu rlo6tcr. Gdberes bel
@crmann gaoeuhUpp. 9r. til, WurbsGharless
Strnsr, Baltimore, Nib. (Septl9,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

YGic snr &eiie in's 4nslano be-
iprst 6. Haine, Nr. 413y Gft-Saiti.
msre.S trakc, nabe GuitnmBunie.Yuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Gde SiIncr. IL. Ga.bonn+SiraBe, eaoru unb
9Sp6ntuuS. Slt ciubltrte 0ddcrei lro 9prs
biiprei. 9ilte iebr promiucuie Gage, pniieth fir
iracnb ciu Sci6dfi. (27-33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
SprmdIc.

l"niibungen Der obcrCn &lallct, Die
Gage Der Nr6eitcr III cricid)tcrn, lillo
oIc Nrhcitcr i%tllcrCr 3cit Dem inlobs
Gnbcrlid)en, cbcrilcn 0eicb rmtcriucrs
icrl ocnliufolac tic mlr 10 uicl CT.
luCrbclL mic tic bruIldlcrL I'M ltcto
ourh sic 9totb 5ltr Yrbcit 9cjlurn1gcn
III iein ulo It'll Ole Strait 5I bo6cr,
iiir ibrc Serrcn 81 arbcitcn. 90 luor
cS inunlcr. Gle &ortbcilc. lpcld)c oic
Iulcr mo Die GeritGrfung 0rrAtudt
uerlciben. gingcn itcta fiir bicienigcn
perlorcn, Die iid Scr Mudlt lnterluor'
len, uu1o lire Nahtbcilc u%erlncbrtcn
lid). Splltot.
@iait I'll WenidltM NIT Mcnldel
in StGoten Der aberdeen Der,
febren.
SteQe oie llbr 11od) Dem Sburn,
nid)t mad, Der Sonne. mcin
6rcuno. 49, @c6bcl.
&cin 0clb lit Dortbcil6oltcr ull0c'
luall0t, o!S 6n2. I'M lucld]cS mir ms
babcn prcQcn laiicn; belul mir Inbcn
Ooiiir unmittclbor &lligbcit cillgc6oll.
oclt. z d) D { bauer.
Ginclil mari id) im Sd)iiibrilh cit
Brett SIT. Bonn GoOc gcrcttct,
Sprad) cr: o&oa foitct ooS Srctt?
Gotfbor bejobl' i) bnS&ol5!"
Nebbcl.
Sdulcrj ut0 Slid bGn1cn mcbr
ooupll ub, iuu3 mir iilo, ais oouoil,
luoS ms %6c1cQnct. gSic Grobcrcr,
sic lid bildclt inter bic Sittclt ocS
@onocs, bn0 tic III bcbcrrid)cn ld)cis
ncr, ncblllcn bcirubc olle Wcid)cbnil'c
Ole ISorbc bc5 WcnliitbcS oll. Dos lic
bcrii6rcn.. ~ II ltotuIi.
y9cr 0cnft, fam llidlt pcrlurcn &C.
ben. User oclltt. iic9t. Cos otono-
nliId)c llllt9cbcl nit Den gSerf5cngcL
bic mir jllu Ic1tcn notbig bobcI1,
lit olio bon GROCER 9eOcutiltg.
Wultatuli.
9tid)t ipcr grimnll1. iorlocrn iucr
fllg ooreillid)alt, iicbt iilrd)tbor ltn0
geiGDrlid) aus 49, 10 gclpiD OeS WeI.
idcn @chirn cine illrht6orerc Noffc
lit, alS sic &lnrc oeS Goper.
e d,openDouer,
@cill, Gin 9icid, ilnd) perniiniiigcl
@runoidtcn rcgiert miro. nutB c.
lid) idGmcl,. wcnn arnlutb un0Giirf'
tigfcit 6crridpc1t; luclll obcr ein Hcid)
niht ilnd) pcrilnitiact @rln1oiobcl
reaiert miro, nutB cs iid, oes Rcid)
tbums mo Der Gbren id1nlct. -
Sn0iidc @ci5Gcit.
Ephbci6rScrmng nadt Sem Nnslaioe.
Iic ousldnoiife Yoit fiir Die nit
Sem 2. 5e6ruar 1907 enoen0e @odtc
iAlieBt %piinftlid, iii alleu 5dqcn I'M
Sarptpoitan1te mic fol9t:
Yadetpoit lit oiien bon 8 llDr Dor.
mlittaos bis ) llbr Nad)mi.tags tag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
gu %ucrfaufcn.


III ucrtdutcu:
Sicbcn SnrrlCl Iluhc 5iei'lcrSiplult. foipic cine
@nSnbl HIr5cncn p1no in baltimore 9pllt,p.
bon icchS bis jpdn5ig Hdcr. VI. e. Saincs ~
spu, Mr.. -, &cit. earntoaa.Strafrs
Giuc Surnl bon rs gocr III 6rctssridsGolntb
irubcrlc NcbnuliGiciicn; Suellpuiies inl S1uic.
~. e. SuiacS d Son, Nr. 10, @cft,Stratu8as
Strdfr. Gold
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Dies 1T Shre @e(caenheit

SttS Ut JHft WtIt9tHUttt
5ir Grfuerbung eire5 mooernen 2s ODER 3stt1is
figcfl Saufes In giitcr Gaze.
200 Sdnierseuiert Eft.s,urth. auenue
8calicm fiir nue Sirabenbahus2inieH. Sebes
SdiS beIist uue @inri1tungeii. nit oenen eth
nlooerite5 Saiis aiSgcftaitet iperben lam.
Tdglih uno epantass Snr Snipefttpn often.
6bas. y. Suroette,
y Rr. fl, 6ft.2crinstbn.etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Baltimore WtarftbcridDtc.

Baltimore, 80. &olntor.
WcGI. - 3ufltbr 1926 6Giicr,
cinid)liCBlid) 3iS9 SGlicr SIT Occult
Eoint mo - SGlicr i'll Canton;
&i;{tc,nnrjouS+ - S2iirr Tir Mc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Su prrfauicn:

Gin 9ntgcberoer 0rpccrDs mo SIcilhcrs2Gocn
9indb5uirngcii III Hr. oil, Turn.S urban.S trafe
(30-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

rUuu ~. c al3 G1dlin
IN cinenl outcll SduIv 90. 9Snfhen mo
%iioell. 9iu16uirdacl IN Tr. 22J, @citsGuns
iuuNs etrafc (29-3i)
Steiicgciudl:
Sin bcutf6cr Qdrhicr iudt SieIlina: ipriht
Sn9lif0. Nddl5uirngen IN VT. Dti, Seinoa'
strnfc, Sreoerif- 9ipao. (20-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Gin ocrbciratDctcr ocutibcr 9Iunn ohnc diIlz
scr. iim auf cincm f.einen GIaBe cine Yiertel
NICile bon Der Staot mo an eIncr eIeftrif6eu
Ginic, 5l a%rbeitcll; rIlb Semitic 5icbclL aiibe,
Yfcroe mo @cfliigeI %bcforgcu fdnneH; ~9icfcrens
sen iot0luenoig. Wtan %aorcilire: .,S. So"
,,Ecutimcr GorrcIppuoeut." (25-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
@crlanst:
GcrlnMat


Sin outer Nrpbhddcr ais jlpcitc SaIlo. 9iadD
~jtiru9en in Mr.. oil, Toros@aibiugtuns etrafc
CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
tfdhGlllBNof ST. 10.
5ciitigc Sd)llibrntc:

ld)el; aus Den GIcpotorcn juriidgejo.
qcll 2760 Wuidcl; GIepntorcn Sor-
ratb 1904 Vuidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
&erlangt:
9erIangt:
$3.50 bro Wudle aim Hnfnna
8crlan0t MGnncr nno Gna6cn.
&CrIuttnt:

NVTIWNUT.
Sin Grubi6mico oSiuiibcr" Critcr Mlniic uno
9iab5ufragcr Gniott', nGbc Sirit Str,
(3t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Gcrtangt:

Sin innger dnabc. I'M bic 8Gderci 81 or
IcrnCn. 9lnd5niraacr in pr. GJG, saeitsSaitt.
more. Strahc. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
3n D~crfanfcn uber sn prrmictBcn

3u o~crfnuicn uocr sit permietBcu:
Gas ,smcoleb Sonic" 6u Sppiun; Gle Gar
III b66it prufituhel: feline auocre SiceII6 ar5ges
aebcn; in Der gi1Be oce Seri6tseebiloe5; arober
Z. Saoacr Srpiun, Souiuu, NIB. 600
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
DEATH SUMMONS NOTED
PIONEER OF CALIFORNIA
Passing of Samuel Leathe,
Who Had Vast Realty
Holdings in East
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

ST. LOUIS. March samuel III.
Leathe of California, argonaut of 40,
railway builder, famous daring leading
mining speculator. art connoisseur and
dealer. large owner of st. Louis and
Boston real estate. whose estate is es-
timated by one of his former partners
to be worth s15 900. died at his
home, 1413 Locust street. Sunday even
ing, but the news of his death did not
Nreach the press until late this after
noon. Tonight the attending physician
said that Leathe died Of Bright's dis
ease
Leathe> made the trip to California
shortly after the discovery OF gold there
in 1S49. In schooner" drawn by oxen
he travelled across the plains and later
engaged in the business of hauling
freight through Southern California.
Before his Western experience he had
been a sailor
Leathe returned to st. Louis and fore
saw advances in st. Louis real estate,
and at his death owned $2.500,000 worth
of business property on Washington ave-
nue., west of Twelfth street, and thirty
acres In the millionaire residence dis
trict, in the vicinity of Forest Park. His
Boston real estate holdings are said TO
equal his holdings here. He also owned
an orange grove thirty miles in extent,
on st. Andrews Bay, near Pensacola.
Fla. He once bought the La Motto lead
mines in Missouri for 100000 and sold
them for 100000. He sold a small coal
road he had built from Belleville. ILL.,. to
East ST. Louis to the Illinois Central for
a terminal at an Immense profit.
Leathe was vegetarian and never
to live in his old home long after it
became surrounded by business houses.
His first wife was a member of the IA
nous Ames family of Massachusetts,.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
ROCKEFELLER PLANNING
FOR ANOTHER B|6 GIFT
Has in Mind Something
That Will Be of Great
Benefit to Public

NEW YORK, March 4.-That John d.
Rockefeller is about to announce an
other big gift to the cause of educa-
tion or philanthropy was virtually ad-
mitted by him in talk with re-
porter here today. He said he had in
mind something that would be of
great benefit to the public and that
he would tell about it in short time.
Rockefeller was In New York for a
few minutes on his way from Lake
wood, n. j., to Augusta, Ga. He is
going after his daughter, Mrs. Harold
r. Mccormick, who has not been in
the best of health since the birth of
her child a short time ago.
Rockefeller talked earnestly with his
son until he was on the platform of
the private car. AS the train was
pulling out of the station he said:
Il hope I part good friends with the
newspaper men. 1 want to be good
friends with them, because they mold
public opinion"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

The squirt OF st. Ives mining shares
was the feature Of the San Francisco
market yesterday. The sales amounted
to 10000 shares.
The closing price for St Ives in the
bidding Saturday was sl.S5. At the
opening Of the sales yesterday the
price at once jumped to s1.95. There
after there were variations Between
$Ls2h and sl90. The closing was
SLS5 bid, There was a brisk furry
while the regular and informal sessions
were under way.
Silver Pick furnished something of a
sensation. With a report Of strike
OF $4,000 ore the price nevertheless
dropped from sleO 10 $L52h, while
$4,000 shares were marketed. Red Top
Extension shares sold numbered $4,000.
The price was quite steady. starting at
56 cents rising TO So cents and then
falling to sc cents.
Mustang Manhattan surprised the
brokers and others on the mining stock
boards. Saturday a report was circu-
lated that a strike Of great Importance
had been made on the propertys Mus
tang opened yesterday at 27 cents, sold
at 2S cents. dropped to 25 cents, and
eventually TO % cents, buyer 60.
Combination Fraction advanced from
$5-12M to $5.25 Daisy lost five points,
cents, but none was TO be had later
when. on the curb, there were bids Of
80 cents There were sales of $4,000
shares of Blue Bull and 10,7OO Of Com
binstiOn Fraction. DiamOndheld Tri-
angle fell from 81 cents TO IS cents
The shares of Goldheld Consolidated
Mines sold as high as $40 for a small
lot. but the greater part Of the 1000
shares sold went at ss.S7lz and 1915.
Comparing the closing bids last night
with those of Saturday, Montana gained
u points, from $3.50 TO $3.72. Booth
gained four points Daisy, two points;
Frances Mohawk, one point; Goldfield
Kewanas, seven points: Jumbo. Eve
points; Laguna, five points: Rsi Top.
FIVE points; Tramp Consolidated. five
points: Manhattan Consolidated, nve
points. Dexter. one point; Jack Pot,
ten points; Pittsburg Silver Peak,
twenty points. which was the largest
gain Of the day: Round Mountain rose
five points from 95 cents TO 81.
The declines on the same comparative
basis included FIVE points off Tonopah,
three points from DiamOndfield Tri-
angle. FIVE points from Gold Bar of
Goldfeld, fifteen points from Goldfleld
Consolidated Mines, FIVE points from
Jumbo Extension, twenty-five points
from Mohawk the change being from
sl7.T5 TO $3.50; one point from Red
Top Extension, five points from Silver
Pick, two points from Mustang Man
haitian, and one point from Round
Mountain Extension.
The San Francisco Stock and EX
change Board elected W. c. Mukilich
TO membership yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
If You Want, to
invest i'm Safe
Mining Securities

buy any of the following stocks for good
prohf
TONOPAH STANDARD 30 cents
Right In line for the big veins; down over
800 feet and in exactly same formation as the
big group TO the east
TONOPAH EMPIRE. RE.......af 20 cents
company; well located south of Stand
ard.
Recent discoveries with the drill Of highgrade
ore in Tonopah Extension and McKane Mining
at GREAT DEPTH practically assure the
future Of these two properties. II you failed
10 buy Tonopah Extension when II could be
had for 30 cents redeem your error by buying
Standard now.
GREENwATER BLACK OXIDE COPPER uist-
eul .--- at market
Adjons Ciarks Furnace Creek; in high-grade
ore: great buy around $3.50 cents.
NEVADA GREENWATER COPPER. at 80 cents
Adjons Arcturns IN Willow Creek section of
Greenwater. One of the future great mines
of the district.
ASHLEY CONSOLIDATED. .....,..,at Is cents
In Buckskn district: lies between Kennedy
Cons. and Buckskin Cons. average copper as
SAYS over 2l per cent: also gold and silver
values; limited number Of shares at Is cents.
For further particulars call or address
NJ. II. CRyTCHER, rs SUFFER- ST., SAN
FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
ROBBERS Do THEIR WORK
WHILE TRAIN ROLLS ON
Bandits Relieve Passengers
in Kansas of Their
Effects

Topeka, Kans.. March 4.-Missouri
Pacific passenger train $40, eastbound.
was boarded by two robbers at Pitts
burg, Kans.. tonight and the passen-
gers were held up and robbed while
the train was in motion between Pitts
burg and Cornell, the next station.
The robbers commenced their work as
soon as the train was out of the Pitts
burg yards. Lou Jess, a miner, of
Campbell, was shot and killed while
resisting the bandits, and travelling
man from Kansas City named West
lake was wounded.
There were few passengers on the
train and the robbers secured only a
little over 800 in cash and a few
watches and revolvers. They left the
train as it was lslowing down for Cor
nell and made their escape.
A telephone message from Pittsburg
says that a switch engine carrying a
posse has left that city
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
COLLINS MAKES TWENTY
TWO BAIL APPLICATIONS
Assistant District Attorney Prepares
Answer TO Petition on File
in Judge Hebbard's Court

Assistant District Attorney Cook filed
IN answer yesterday TO the petition OF
George ID. Collins for admission to bail
pending the appeal Of his conviction on
charge Of perjury. in which IL is al
legec that Collins has at different times
made twenty-five applications TO be ad-
mitted 10 bail The answer was read
in Judge Hebbards court, together
with e letter from Judge Albert G.
Burnett. stating that Collins has made
such application before him.
Collins denies tlfat any previous ap-
piication has been on the ground OF
constitutionality. on which the present
petition is based. He was given FIVE
days TO present proof 10 controvert
cooks statements. and the latter five
DAYS TO answer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
STATES MAY PROHIBIT
WRONGFUL USE OF FLAG
Have Power to Prevent "Old Glory
Becoming an Advertising Asset
for Manufacturers

WASHINGTON, March 4,-That the
States may pass laws prohibiting the
use of the United States flags for ad-
vertising purposess was asserted by the
United States Supreme Court today in
deciding the cases of NJ. V. Halton and
Henry V. Hayward. appealing from the
Supreme Court of Nebraska.
Halter & Hayward, liquor dealers in
Omaha, were prosecuted under law of
the State upon the charge of having
sold beer in bottles decorated with the
national colors. They were fined $50
each and the Supreme Court of the
State sustained the verdict. They
pleaded unconstitutionality of the law.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
rEMrERANoE LEAGUE RALLY

The Golden Gate Christian Temper
snce League viii hold a rally in the
English Lutheran Church, Geary street.
near Cough. this evening Short ad-
dresses viii be made by Rev. Dr. Had
lock pastor OF the English Lutheran
Church. and by J. w Hatch, presi-
dent Of the san Francisco Civic Better
uent Federation
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
STAGE DRIVERS CHILD IS
DROWNED IN VENTURA
Swollen Stream Sweeps Coach Away
and Little One Is Lost
From Fathers Sight

VENTURA, March 4.-By the over
turning of the Ventura-Nordho stage
in the Ventura River today Driver
Lamb. and his wife and child were
thrown into the river. The~child was
drowned. The high water was too
strong for the team and horses and
stage were swept downstream. Mrs.
Lamb narrowly escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
ToNoPAH COMPANY RESUMES
Activity Results I'm Scarcity of. Miners
In the Camps

TONOPAH, March 4.-The Tonopah
Mining Company is at work again and
the activity about town is increasing.
There are virtually no men out of en-
ployment. The Silker Peak properties
are very active and the companies
working in that vicinity are clamoring
for more help. Big developments are
planned in all directions. A great
many of the men who worked in the
mines throughout the winter are going
out on prospecting trips and cannot be
coaxed to return underground at any
price
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
GOVERNOR UNDER FIRE

SANTA FE, March 4.=The legisla-
tive house late this afternoon passed
resolution to investigate the conduct
OF Governor Herbert J. Hagerman in
regard to the alleged fraudulent ac-
quisition of 1000 acres of timber lands
in the Manzano Mountains by the
Pennsylvania Development Company.
said TO have been connected with the
Enterprise Bank failure at Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
ROUND MOUNTAIN BIG VALUES
Scott Lease Yields Picked Rock That
Has High Assay

TONOPAH, March 4.-Samples of the
recent strike in the Scott lease on the
Round Mountain Great Western prop
erty have been brought to this city.
A conservative estimate of the value
Of this picked rock places its figure
in thousands OF dollars. The rock is
the characteristic porphyrytic quartz
and is filed with free gold visible to
the naked eye. 1t has attracted con-
siderable attention here. Round Noun
tain will boom this spring.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
WILL NINE HYDRAULIcALLY
Many Acres Are PrOspected for Values
on the Surface

ROUND MOUNTAIN, March 4.-Hy-
draulic mining is the latest PROPOSE
tion to be seriously considered in this
camp. The acreage Of the Round
Mountain Mohawk Mining Company.
controlled by Tonopah men, has been
carefully prospected. 1t rs estimated
that the ground should average well
over dollar a cubic yard, some fig
ures placing the amount at $3.50. There
are eighty acres in the cOmpany's
holdings. AS the Round Mountain
Daisy Mining Company has procured
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
EsMERALDA RED METAL MINES

NINA. March Al. L. Patrick, the
Goldfield promoter. has just taken a
group Of six copper claims known as
the Black Eagle group. seven miles
TO the north of this place. A number
of deals have been consummated
in this vicinity recently. There is
steadily increasing activity in the At
wood and Goldyke region.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
MILL FOR HAwEs CANYON
Facilities for Mines fn Gold Arrow and
BelIehe1Ien Camps

TONOPAH. March Al. H. Durfee.
general manager of the Carlson Minin &
and Milling Company. will put up a
mill in Hayes Canyon, where the COM
pany has procured A sufficient water
supply to operate. There are many good
prospects all about the location and
the mines of Gold Arrow and Belle
helen Will be tributary TO the mill.
This will have been the first mill
started in the section.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
st. Ives Furnishes Ginger
for Mining Stock Sales
Mustang Manhattan Drops Although the
Strike of Last Week Is in View

the water rights of Jefferson Canyon
the Mohawk people are working on a
plan to sluice and also giant a large
part of the great property. The COM
pany has decided to put down double
compartment shaft to tap the ledge
at depth, and this work will be started
at once
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
DEATH OF MRs. wILLIAMs

SALINAS. March Mrs. Narcisa
Williams. widow Of the late Edward
L. Williams. ex-County Clerk OF this
and Santa Cruz counties, and a native
of Monterey, died here this morning.
She was 20 years old
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
LOSES OLD MORTGAGE CASE

J. @. Klumpke has failed in his final
enort to foreclose a mortgage for $4,000
on the undivided half interest in beach
and water Tot 763 executed by James
C. Cary on April J. 1854 according to a
decision by the Supreme Court yester-
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