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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
La senora de Mr.. Taft

En- el vspor "Coamo" que Sc espera
en- San Juan el II del corriente llega
ra q distinguida sefiora de Mr. Taft
miuistro de la guerra de los Estados
Unidos La distirguida viajera pasara
algunos tias en- la residencia del Co.
bcrnador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
De sociedad

Sc encuntra enferma dc algsin csi-
dado, la distinguida seiiora de don Ma
riano Pesquera. Hacemos votos Por 81
pronto restablecimiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Desde esta mafIana Sc encuentra
trente el puerto de San Juan, ell vapor
espa1lol "Monserrat' SIN tomar puerto.
por la faerte marejada y ell recio
viento que reina 4 la entrada de la
bahis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28
Nota del dia

Los dias son de meditation y
recogimiento y a clio contribu
ye la quietud que Sc nota en-
las esferas del poder. donde rel
ma la mas completa inacci6n.
A la clausura del parlamento
ha sucedido un silencio que Sc
ha hecho mas profundo, con Ell
aviso Official del cambio de go
bernadores.
Atravesamos TN periodic de
completa quietud. de reposo Of
cial.
La vida del gobierno Sc des.
liza tranquila. Nadie quiere
perturbar el siiencio. la quie-
tud de esta interinidad La
prensa de partidos Gala espe-
rando tai vez a que las cosas Sc
resuelvan Y reservandOse para
el nuevo per'odo que sc avecina.
Sin embargo. d la inaccion
del momento actual, ha de
suceder, sin duda. una epoca
de grande Y trascendental inte
res politico. Mario concluye
rodeado del augusta silencio de
esta semana tragica y sn lime,
que no ha Venldo q altcrar min
gun desagradable suceao En- el
carnet Official 10 hay NADIA ME
dianarente sensational haeta
mediados dc Abril Vendran
para entonCes 81 nuevo COB L
nador V el ninlstro de Il Cue
IRA. Ago Sc ha diclo por la
prensa am riCaDa Y sc Ia como.
cldo aqui por nuestra secClOn dc
cables. de los propositos que
trae MIR. Taft d la lsla, y &c la
grau trascendeuc,a de 81 vista
para nosotros. IQue es 10 que
va a ocurrir el mes que viene?
lQue nneva polit'ca &c va de
sarrollar EN- | COlonia?
Esta lncertidumbrc. esta ig~
norancia en- que vlvimos aqui
Ell la ignominia de un pueblo
some lido, hara tai vez que Sc
prolor que hasta que Sc conoz-
can las nuev3. OTlentaCiOneS de
la polit ca colonial americana,
este penoso estado de vacila
cion. de lrresoluci6n Ell que sc
Dierden sc fruStran tOdaS las
energias d@l Pals
Oulen no estuviese al tanto
de lo que aqui sucede. y huble-
sc de juzgar de la sltuaci0n de
la cOlonia, por las externas ma
nifestaciones de la opinion.
creer'a que todos los problemas
estan resueltOs. que vivimos en-
el mas ideal de los mundos. sin
luchas que altereu la serenidad
de la palabra y del pensamien-
10, Consagrados a las mas puras
y mistica> meditaciones, en- una
prolongacion ideal de los dias de
preCepto.
\ sin embargo. nuestra calma,
eS como eSa terSura crlstal1na
de la superfcie de las aguas
muertas. Debajo esta la des-
composition.
Lo del momento actual no eS
un reparador reposo. TN descan
SO compensation, TN alto en- Ia
marcha para dormir q la som
bra de los robles milenarios; es
una interruption en- el penoso
caminar, arrestrando cadenas
que quieren parecer dc oro. pero
que no son masque dc loWble. ).
una parada que {! sobresalto
in,pone. que el susie dc segulr
ei terror Il ignorados psllgros
aconseja. y no es para reposar
bajo la sombra bienhcchora del
palio augusta dc Ia selva, es
para agrandar los o'os en- TN
afdn de yer el presentido daIlo,
atisbando en- Ia inextr'cable os
curldad que todo 10 puelve de
TN color. como 81 IL eilar1era
.son a4a plns de crespSia iiine-
..l8f5a ssass8 A8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Esta mafiana sali6 para su residen-
cia de Ponce, la bella triguefis Pepita
Vando, que ha pasado una temporada
d cuatro meses entire nosetros. Lieve
fe.iz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Tambien guarda CANA nuestro ami
go don Manuel Rodriguez, socio do
don Angel Rivero. Que Sc mejore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28


En- el vapor esPafol rMonserra at"
que Sc espera hoy. embarcarl para
Espafia. la distinguida seflsrita Maria
Ana Hernandez, hermana de nuestre
amigo don Enrique Hernandez. Supe-
rintendents de Escuelas.
La se1orita Hernandez, pasara una
temporada al lado de su sensra her
mana dsfa Dolores.
Han tjado su residencia en- exta ciu.
dad. los estmab bles esposos don Auto-
nie Hernandez veles y la sesorita Pc
ira Lopez Gusnlan, que el sabado con-
traJeron matrlnonio en Humacao.
Desea-nos tau distinguidos amigos
una luna eterna de fellcidsd
As distinguida y simpatica seaora
dofs Carolina Luzunaris de Tddice
su h'jo EN- barcaron en- ell va por ameri.
cano ''CoAmo", psra Nueva York, donds
plensan pasar una tenn per ada al ,ada
dc su seiaora madre he1Mans.
Sc eHcu1ntra completa mente resta-
0lecido, nuestro amigo don Tulisu
F'ntan Is. empleedo de In oficinas det
BoLETIs AERCANyrL
s. IA despeddo de nosotros para su
reHidenoia de ArecIbo, ell letrsdo dom
Felix Slbt"n', que pas6 algnnus dfas
tn San Juan.
FL iuneS ssldra para Ia isla de Guile
bras. en- asuatos dc administration. el
fiscal dc Ia Cotte de Dxtrito d. Hu-
macao, doa Jose r. Aponte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

5. IA despedido de nosotros para s,
reSldenoia de Areclbo, ell letrsdo do,
Felix SlDt"n', que pas6 algunus .dfa
TN San Jusn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-28

Sc eHcu=ntra completa mente resta-
0'ecido' nuestro amigo don Tulisn
r 'ntan Is. empleedo de In ofcinas del
BoLETis AERCANyrL
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
.dinerS at Farrell Organize
Union Tor lndT lamp

The Miners of Farrell have organ
lzed branch of the Western Fed
.ration OF Miners at Farrell. lhe
Jrganlzation was effected last Mui.
.ay and the membership is growing
rapidly. the new local is preparing
W erect a hall and TO this emu tout
oall game has been arranged between
swo strong teams in the district tol
Thanksgiving day. In the evehlng d
rance will be gwen and The commit
zee in charge will exert every Effort
q make the occasion q memorable
one. An invitation is extended 10
.veryone to join in merry making
,na help a goUd cause.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
LOvel0Ck Prosperous

Charles l.. Schroeder, representing
he Lmteu Commercial company
With headquarters at LIS Angeles,
vas calling on the Lovelock mer-
chants Monday and Tuesday of thit
week. Mr.. Schroeder mas recently
,lsited all the leading towHs ahu
aiming camps in the state and says
nat all of them are materially ell
ected by the general depression ol
he money market. Lovelock, Mr.
schroeder says, is unusually pros
.erous, and shows less signs Of haru
INES of any of the towns he has
Visited.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22

The remains of baby Joe iipps,
whose death occurred at Seven
rroughs on the 18th inst, were
buried in Lone Mountain cemetery
last Saturday afternoon at O'clock.
Impressive services we're held at the
Methodist church at which Rov
Clark spoke very touchngly on the
death of the little one. A selected
choir sang God Be With You Till
We Meet Again" and "We Shall
Never Say Good Bye" The remains
were followed to the cemetery by a
large concourse of friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lipps.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Checks,
TIE UP TRAINS
Situation for a Time Looked
Grave.
Southern Pacific Employees at Sparks
Refuse COmpany'S Checks and
Cult WOrk....CaSh From San fraH-
cisco viii Arrive Today.

Because the employees refused to
accept pay checks in lieu of cash,
all traffic on the Southern Pacific
was at a standstill for several hours
Yesterday.
Yesterday was the regular month
ly pay day and when the company
ffered the employees checks the,
we're refused, the latter contendinR
that the company's checks could not
be cashed, neither could they be ex-
changed for clearing house certih.
Gates. All the employees of the
Yards and shops at Sparks left work
1t A o'clock with the ultimaium thai
they would return to work when the
hard cash. was forthcoming.
The situation was for awhile very
grave, but after a conference be.
,ween the officials and employees an
,greement was reached whereby the
after resumed work, with the under
standing that they would receive
cash today. A train from San Fran
,isco will arrive in Sparks today with
gold and silver, and it is expected
that all will be peaceable once more
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Entertainment a Social
and Financial Success

The entertainment and dance given
by the Ladies' Altar society Of the
Catholic church at the school house
last Monday and Tuesday evenings
proved the social event of the season
Not alone was the affair a social sue.
cess, but the ladies realized a neat
sum, which will be used to make i'm.
provements at the church.
At the bazar. which was held Mon.
lay night, a program was given, the
numbers of which were all highly
appreciated and roundly applauded.
The leading feature Of the program
vas the coon" sketch by Messrs.
Kenyon and Bell. In the rattle Messrs.
deretto and Silvia won first prizes,
consisting of gentleman's gold
watch and a carving set. The con.
ISOLATION prizes, footstool and dresser
COX, were won by Messrs. Holmstrolm
and Sherwood.
The hall was beautifully and artis.
tically decorated. The booths, an
old fashioned store, where toys, can
dies, ETC., were sold, and a fancy
work booth, were literally patronized.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The dance Tuesday evening was
largely attended, and the music fur
nished by Mrs. l.. Park and George
Kenyon was excellent. After the
dance a turkey dinner was served
and the merry revelers wended their
way home with happy Thoughts of the
entertainment.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Sells Farrell Property

Charles H. Stoker, the we'll known
Lovelock mining man, has sold the
White Elephant group of claims in
Stone House canyon. Charles Magill
and associates of Vernon were the
purchasers. The new owners took a
pond and lease on the group the early
,art of October and the option ran
Until December lst, but owing to
he excellent showing being made,
dagilf and his associates made all
payments the first of this week.
Since securing the option, the new
,wners have been very active II
opening up the ground and the show
ing at the present time is very fiat
tering. The White Elephant loin'
the Gordan and Kimball strike on th'
west,
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
LOVelOCkefS Uncover
Big Ledge Near Town

]. r. Bunch, who is associated
with George Mcintyre, Charles CaI
penter, Al. Kessler and Jim Collin,
IN d group of promising claims IL
miles southeast of Lovelock, has re.
turned from camp, where ne has beel
making a personal examination Of
mis- interests.
MIR. Bunch is very much elateo
over new developments at his prop.
erty and Is confident that it will oni,
70 a matter OF Very short TINT
until he and his associates will eu.
counter something 10 the sensations.
al line.
In doing the location and assess.
.nent WORK Mr.. Bunch SAID that IL
feet Of quartz had been exposed from.
which assay values as high as $4C
were obtained and that the genera,
average OF the vein. gave returns
oetter that Sis in gold and silver.
Inc main ledge lraverslng the prop
srty VARIES from oU to rs feet H.
~lutn and outcrops for FULLY lou
feet.
The owners are preparing to u.
considerable development work. tvi
one present The work will be cpI.
lned to the surface, but when a SUIT.
,Dle site Is located shalt will b,
unk to an indefinite depth.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
CAMP DESERT :.
VERY ACTIVE
Old Section Taking On New
Life.
Prominent Mining Men Report Sew.
eral Big Strikes and Predict q
Great Future for the DIStrICt....
Work Planned for Winter Months.

W. H. Boman and James 7. Wilson.
who are associated with DR.. Pinniger
in some valuable mining property Ia
the Desert mining district, 81 miles
southwest of Lovelock. we're in town
this week on important business con.
nected with their interests. These
gentlemen are very much cnthused
over the showings had in the Desert
district and have no hesitancy in say
ing that its future as coming big
producer is now certainty.
When seen by Tribune represen.
tative, Mr.. Boman said that a mum.
ber of properties we're now being
vigorously and systematically devel-
oped and that tho operators we're
being handsomely rewarded by uncov.
ering big lodges which are product
i've of very encouraging values.
In speaking of the work done on
his property. Mr.. Boman said that
considerable work had been done.
consisting of shafts and tunnels, and
that eight distinct lodges had been
opened up. One quartz ledge, which
shows a width of nearly go feet and
is traceable for distance of fully
1000 feet, has undergone extensive
surface development, and the show
ing thus far had stamps it as one OF
che biggest milling propositions in
that section. A shaft has been sunk
on the footwall to a depth of Is feet
and here values are found that run
all the way from Sc to So. Mr.. b.
man says that the formation is iden.
tical with that of the big Tonopah
mines and believes further develop
ment will reveal much higher values.
Walter Smith, who is operating the
adjoining property Immediately on
the west, has shaft down 236 feet.
Mr.. Smith has over 1000 feet of work
lone and has cut four lodges in the
shaft. Numerous crosscuts and drifts
have been run, and orc from the
| Iedges in the shaft runs all the way
from $3.50 TO 1876 in gold and sill.
YER. Over $4,000 worth of ore il
piled on the dumps, which has been
taken out in the course of develop.
/ ment. Mr.. Smith is running tunnel
| To tap all the lodges at a greater
iepth. The tunnel Is now in for a
| distance of 80 feet and the work IL
| being hurried along at rapid rate.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Will keslde IN CalIiUrnIa

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Bailey ant
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. }. II.
Mcclure left this week for Hemel.
Riverside county, California, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Bailey, who has resided neal
Lovelock tor the past eleven years
has sold his ranch and a portion OF
his stock. he has several bioodeu
animals, however, which were loaded
in car yesterday and shipped !,
California. the departing families
have numerous friends in Loveloch
who viii wish them well in their lev
home 4, sat ~ rc
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Noted Engineer Here

Gilbert Hughson, a prominent mln'
ng engineer who mas heen operating
extensively in West Australia, was in
uovelcck the early part of this week
liz. Hughson is in Nevada looking
,yer the field with q view to invest
ing, and before his departure he vii
inspect the Desert, Seven Trougn'
md other close by m ming districts.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
REPORTED SALE
OF PROPERTY
Price Paid Said to Be Neal
$4,000.
White Elephant Property, Located a.
Farrell and Adjoining GOrdan AM
klmball Ground, Reported Sold il
Salt Lake Capitalists.

1t was reported On the streets il
Lovelock yesterday that Charles Ma
gill and associates had sold the Whit.
elephant claim at Farrell to Sal
lake parties. The Tribune has beer
lnable to see any of the principals
Interested in the transaction, bu'
rom reliable outside sources If Ii
earned that $50.Oo0 was lpaid fo'
ne property.
The White Elephant Joins the Blu
Bird, Little Hero and Wild Cat claims,
,wned by Gordan and Kimball, on th'
vest, and is considered among tht
oest in the northern end of the Sever
froughs district.
Magill and associates secured ~
option on the property in the earl,
part of October, and at once begal
active develop ment work. 1t wa
,oon demonstrated that the propert,
lad merit and less than ten day
20 the last payment, which was no
iue until December, was made.
The sale Of this property means
treat deal for the Seven TrOugh'
district, and demonstrates the faiti
If the big investor in that section
1t is reported that other big sale'
are now pending.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Returns From Eastern Visit

Frank Tessier, the we'll known
notel man and merchant, returned
yesterday morning from a six weeks
visit through the eastern states. Mr..
ressier visited in Montreal, Canada
,hicago, Denver and other cities,
and reports good time. w.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Investigate Unlawful
Fencing Of Lands

A United States grand jury has
been called TO meet in Carson Dec.
2nd, and il is claimed that there will
Ue some sensational matters brough,
before the body touching upon the
fencing OF govein nment lands in Ne
vada, says the Carson News. Secret
agents have been AT work ior months,
aud IL is claimed they have found 3
number OF violations of the law ano
criminal prosecutions will result.
The principal otfenses are claimed tU
oe the fencing of government Ian.
illegally and without authority. anu
The cases are confined mostly to tht
grazing regions of the state. Special
agents spent some time investigating
the conditions in Churchill, Humbold,
and other counties and it was re-
ported that they found number OF
cases which will be considered by The
jury.
1t Is said that the method adopted
ot acquiring the land is similar t.
that employ ed IN other states, wher'
,he land grabber takes up few sec
tlons in sort of circle which en-
closes a large area of government
and. The grabber then puts fenc'
dUUut thu land taken up, which, al
consequence, encloses the govern
meht land. This is the usual method
There have been number of prose
cutions on the coast as results o
the fencing, but Nevada until nov
has escaped all investigation.
An investigation was made by gov
ernment agents a few months ago o
cases of alleged fencing of govern
ment land both in the northern AM
southern portions of Humboldt coun
". Ii is believed that these case
are among those which will b
brought before the United State
grand jury, with the Likelihood tina
rusecutions will follow.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
CAMP TObEN MECCA FOR
Miners AND INVESTORS
New District Near GOIdbanks In Line for Bio
Boom and Local Operators Get In On Ground
Floor Leases Being Operated On
Waldo and Hill PrOperttss.

E. P. Waldo, of the plumbing rirm
Of Waldo & Hoyt, returned recently
from an extensive prospecting trip.
dr. Waldo was fortunate in locating
number OF promising groups, and
aas with him samples as proof Of The
same.
i have just returned from Camp
loben," said Mr.. Waldo TO y Tribune
representative yesterday, where m,
associates, Messrs. Hoyt and Hin anu
myself located number OF gou,.
claims. We went to that section II.
August and were the hrst localors.
Jurlng the past two months pros
pectors and mining men have bee.
.olng IN and now the cOun nIy !
,taked for a distance of Is mll.s.
Not only Is the country we'll taken
lp but there j. great activity, and
properties that have all the earmarks
II developing into blg producing
propositions nave already been opened
lp."
In giving a report of the worA
ione On his property Mr.. Waldo Sal.
nat three mammoth lodges had bee
,pened up on three different group,
Two Ut the iedges rua norm all,
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
HIGH PRAISE
FOR DISTRICT
Is Destined to Be Record
Breaker.
Prominent Goldfleld Operator Ir.
spects Seven TrOughs District and
hanks II Among best In The STATE
....Mill Develop Holdings In Spring.

Frank Spriggs, one of Goldfeld's
leading mine operators, was in Love.
lock Wednesday of this week n
route home from the Seven Troughs
district. Mr.. Spriggs, who is asso.
ciated with K. y. Hobson, Frank
Mulligan and Ray Turner in the
Columbia No. l and 2, has been at.
tending to the annual assessment
work and looking after other prop
critics in which he is interested.
In speaking OF the general cono..
tions in the Seven Troughs districi /,
Mr.. Spriggs said the showings being
had in anu around Farrell were speL-
did and that that END Of the ulstrlcl
was sure to add number of shippe. 8
before many months.
''Gordan anu klmual. who recent
" maue a big strike on the VIII
Cat" continued Mr. Sprlggs, NAV.
some twenty miners employed AM
are accomplishing a vast amount y.
development work. These lucky op
orators have not only opened VI.
ledge on the Wild Cat, but recen.
development on the Little Hero ait
Blue Bird, has revealed showlnhs
that promise " equal the strike OIL
the Mid Cat. On The latter pruL.
erty shaft has been sunk To a deptl
OF ~ ieet, In the bottom CT tbs
SHAFT five foot ledge mas been ex-
posed ana the general average sam
pies yield golu values running CLOS.
10 $2UU per ton. Occasionally spec.-
mems OF tree gold are found and the
owners state that the mine improves
AZ development work progresses.
About lUU SACKS OF shipping ore havt
been taken out in the course of de-
velopment and the present indica-
tions are that the Wild Cat will enter
the ranks of regular producers be-
fore the winter months 60 by"
Malnhart and associates operating
property adjoining the Gordan an.
kimball strike On the west, continueL
our informant, have nine men a,
work sinking shaft. The owners
will continue sinking to great dept,
and later on u substantial hoist VII.
be installed. A nine inch streak,
when was cut in passing througi
the main lead near the surface, as'
says better than $lO0 and the NAH
agement is satisfied that when th'
ledge IL tapped at depth some sensa-
tional values will be- encount cred.
Mr.. Spriggs says that active DE-
velopment work will be commenced
on his property early in u spring.
and when once started it will be Cal
ried OUT ON an extensive scale.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
HeIo a Go.u Cause

- - ~ - - Ns.
The entertainment To be gwen l.,
The advance grades of the Loveloc
school next Wednesday evening prom
lses to be the best OF the season
The, entertainment is for the bench
Of the school library, and as th'
cause is a worthy one it should l.
literally patron sei.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22

south. Both of these veins outcrol
prominently and every place wher,
opened encouraging values are founo
An0Iher ledge, much larger, strikes
east and west and cuts the Other
two. This latter ledge, Mr.. Wall,
says, outcropa ior distance of fully
$500 feet. A tunnel has been driven
III 40 feet, and ledge showing a
wldln OF live feet returns assay val
es running as high as SITS in gold
ana silver, with the yellow metal
predomlnatlng.
On the Ogalala group pay streak
q inches wide has been exposed on
ne surface. Assays running close
$500 have been obtained from this
Joint. Seven leases are being oper.
ated In the district, six on the Hill
property and one ON the Waldo and
H0yt group.
Toben Is located in the south end
of The Sonoma range of mountains,
and is at the foot of Mt. Toben from
winch the camp derived its name.
IL Is Is miles southeast OF Goldbanks
and Mr.. Waldo says that there is All
.Uuhdance OF Wood and water, anu
ndt every hing is Ideal for the max
..g Df u blg mining camp
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
Property lmEoying

o. "A. Kipball who is associate Q
with E. E., Gordon in the big STRIKE
at Farrell, was in town yesterday on
a combined business and pleasure
trip. Mr.. Kimball stated that de-
velopment work is. being rushed on
his property and that the showing IL
improving daily.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22
BAD Biz Game

Constable Wolf, Frank Crumpacs er
and Charles Burns returned the early
oart of this week from hunting trip
co Granite mountain. 95 miles north
west of Lovelock. The nimroes re-
turned with two buck deer FIVE coy:
otes and several grouse and bob cats.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-11-22

L. A. Friedman, general manage.
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