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The Jewish outlook., 1907-03-29

Louisville. His legal works include:
kentucky Jurisprudence" 1890;
Claw Language for Shorthand Writ
ers,' 1892, and Gland Titles in the
United States, - two volumes, 1895: He
is author Of ''The Questions of Silver
Coinage in the present Problem
Series,'' 1876, No. l.; and has written
number of book reviews for The Ma
ton, 1888-1897, besides articles in other
magazines and newspapers.
In addition to memoirs, articles and
addresses, which have appeared in jew
ish papers, he has published "Jewish
Services in Synagogue and Home,
1898; "The Lost Tribes,'' in the And
over Review, August, 1889, and has re-
vised Exodus and Leviticus for the new
translation of the Bible to be issued by
the Jewish Publication Society of
America.
A year ago DR.. Dembitz was given
the honorary degree of LII. D., by the
Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer
lea.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-03-29
New York Charities Federate.

Because there had been some objec
ton to the Federation of Contributors
to Jewish communal institutions, which
was organized two months ago, most OF
the directors of all the Jewish institu
tions in the city came together by invi-
tation at the Hotel Savoy, and the ques-
ton of the advisability of the fedora
ton was discussed At the end Of the
discussion seventy-nine Of the ninety
four present favored the federation act
ing on the plan it had proposed.
Adolph Lewisohn is the president OF
the federation; Jacob H. Schltf, Daniel
Guggenheim and Isidor Straus are hon
orary vice-presidents, Julius Goldman IS
active vice-president, and Nathan BLUR
is chairman Of the executive committee.
The idea of the federation is that all
moneys donated to charities be given IN
charge of the federation for distribution
as it should see fit, that there be joint
collection for all charities and an under
standing that there should be no enter
tainment for any one charity.
Julius Goldman was the first speaker
at yesterdays meeting at which there
were $50 persons present, representing
twenty-five Institutions Mr.. Goldman
said that since the organization OF the
federation the sum collected from an
nual subscribers amounted to SLIT 900,
which was more than the same sub
scribers had given before by $4,000.
There was opposition from directors
Of Mount Sinai hospital, the Hebrew
Orphan asylum and the Home for the
Aged, mainly on the ground that con-
tributors should be allowed to designate
the disposition to be made OF their
money.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-03-29
LOUIS DEMRITz OF LOUISVILLE, Ky.

DR.. Lewis Naphtali Dembitz died at
his home on Monday in his seventy y-fifth
year. He was delegate to the National
Republican convention of 1860; assist
ant city attorney Of Louisville, 1894-88,
and was, in 1901, commissioner for
Kentucky to the conference for the uni
formity of state laws.
In 1883 DR.. Dembitz drafted the first
Australian ballot law ever adopted in the
United States, to govern elections IN
The Jewish outlook., 1907-03-29
Death Of Two Noted Jews
ISAAC wALLAcH OF NEW YORK.

ISAAC WALLAcH OF NEW YORK.
The funeral of Isaac Wallach, ex-
president Of the Mt. Sinai Hospital, who
died Thursday at his home, IL East
Sixty-second street, New York, after
long illness, took place Sunday at Temple
Emanu-El It was one of the largest
funerals ever held in New York, for be-
side hundreds Of friends, there were
delegations from nearly every Jewish or
ganization in the city. The honorary pail
bearers were James Seligman, Henry
Rice, Jacob H. Schiff, Isidor Straus,
Nathaniel Myers, Edward Lauterbach,
Jonas Well E. Azeil, George Blumen-
thai, Samuel d. Levy and Ernest Tharl-
man.
The progress and growth Of many
charitable organization in the East can
be attributed 10 his efforts in its behalf,
and the efficient footing of New York s
greatest Jewish institution, is almost en-
tirely due to Mr.. Wallach's successful
administration.
Born in Germany sixty-fve years
ago, Mr.. Wallach came to this country
when child, and with his parents,
went to live in Hartford, Connecticut.
In 1862 he decided to make his home in
ton goods business which still bears his
name His three brothers joined him
here later, and the business grew rapidly
soon expanding it's lines. OF the found
ers, there is now only one brother, Henry
Wallach, who long ago retired from ac-
tive management Of the business.
For the last twenty years Mr.. Wal
lach has devoted much of his time to
charitable work. Ten years ago he was
elected president Of the Mt. Sinai Hos
pital and until last January when he
resigned because of ill-health he re-
maned the executive head of the institu
ton. Prior to his presidency he filled
other administrative offices on the board
of trustees of the hospital and his re-
markable ability and tact in managing
the institution s affairs were the subject
of universal admiration not only to his
colleagues but to the representatives OF
all charitable organizations.
Mr.. Wallach leaves a widow and four
daughters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Die Gdpfnlabe bpn 0anaia.

Son Dem fiir5lid bier ~erpabnteh
Mari6on 3efebpre, BON 0apoleons
6es @riten @naben furalebiger Ser
5og bon 9on5ig, beri6tet &onitant,
oes &aiiers &ammeroiener, in ieinen
Wemoiren. y&ura nod Der Gin
nabme bon 9an5ig ga. @ai 1900
IieB Ser &aiier ben @ari9oa 2e-
febpre, ben ct belobnen pollte, zines
Morgens nm 6 l1br GIT ii9 rufen.
gr NOR gerabe nit @ertbier be-
i9Gftigt ols Ser Maridan anger1el-
oct tpuroe. n4bl iieb bo," REF er,
der Seraog BON Dnnaig ldBt nidt
auf iid tparten.~ Nah einer 8ierteI-
itl1noe eri9ien elm 0ffi8ier, Inn 2e-
febpre, Der BEN ibm beigelegten Gi-
tel nit einetn faitm merfli1en &opf-
niden bintabm, 5ur Safel 81 gelei=
ten, an pelder Der Gat1er uno @e.
neral 8ertbier bereits NIab gertort-
men batten. Rapoleon 6egriiBte ben
@intretenoen nit ben @prten: o@u-
ten Gag, Serr Ser5os, iesen sic iib
neben mid" Ser Safer, BET mobl
merfte, ooB 9efebbre iiber ben inn
beigelegten Gitel IN 8erlegenbeit 9e-
riet, fubr forts u9rinfep sic germ
s9ofolaoe, Serr 5er5os?4 u9b
ia, 5ire." Sierauf offnete Der aai-
fer cine Dor Jim itebenbe aafiette,
entnabm oerielben Elm fleines 8adet
in I6ngli9er, nierediger 6orm un0
reihte es Dem MarIdaa nit ben
8orten: uSer5og BON Dan5ig, neb-
men Gle bier biefe Sdofolaoe i'm
gmpfang, fleine @ei6enfe erbalten
Die Sreunoidaft.~ Der, Mari6au
oarlfte ieiner Maieit6t uno BEETLE
fid, nod benz Sriibitiid oa8 feline
Badet, BON Dem er porausiab 6aB
es cine ueberroi6une entbielt, al
offnen: er fano oarin 100000 Sranf.
in 8anfnoten. Set oieier 3eit tpuroe
es in Dem Seere Napoleons 8rau9,
0nB iemnno, Dem oas @elo ausge-
gnngen mar, ben anoern fragte:
ySaft on midt ettpas 9on5iger edo
folaoe Bel bir?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Snnee @erbreder.

@aro eeitern elm iieben5ebnidbri.
ger 8engeI - i6reibt Die y@roB.
ReD gorfer 3eitung" -,pel6er oas
2eben ieiner Mutter beorobte, aui
flint Sabre nod Sing Sing geididt.
Set ieiuem elften Sabre idon be-
fleiBigte iih Der Sunge oes Ginbrn1s
uno Gbnliden g~eiebpiorigen Guns,
lno nun bat er bereits IN fraDsm
2ebensalter feline iugeloli6e Sssbre.
herforriere CUR eriten 8erbolfomm-
nung gebra6t. Gem &in6ergeridt
uno Dem fogenanuten milben 8erfab-
rem lit er 0ur6 iein Sitter entriidt.
SEPT treten oas iiber benz &inoesaI.
ter itebenoe 9riminalgeridt, oas
~ftrengere 8erfaBren un6 Die id1rfere
Eonart IN lire &edte.
go tuadien tie auf - Die iungen
8erbre6er. Gs bergebt fem Sag an
tpel6em nidt in unierem ainoerge-
ri6t fleine Burden, oenen nod nidt
Dor longer 8eit Ser oebnte 2en5 ge-
bliibt, anf idtpere MnfIagen - GIN.
brub, S%troBenraub, 9iebftabI =
porgefiibrt meroen, oerenttpegen eiH
alterer, bortgefotteter 8erbreher nit
10 fdDerer Strofe oabonfdme, oaB
lif ibm mon6maI Die Gore oes
3~udtbauies niGt mebr offnen mir.
ben. Smmerbin bIeibt natiirIid Die
Snititution BEG Undergraduates elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24

mabrer Segen fir sic 8e- unb ab-
urteilung Iol6er Sdae, insbeion6ere
tpern es ser Gidter beritebt, atf oas
in 1oldem Sitter zines &inoes bereits
itdrfer enttpidelte gbrgefiel gu mir
fen.
ltno bier Iiegt au6 Ser punoe
&unft. Ser &i6ter ioa ouf Dos CIT
9efiibl zines bertpabrloiten &inoes
mirfen, observation-disclosures ioaen 6ar-
no6 ousIeben, Oh oie @irfung ii6
audi einaeiteat! $50 bleiben ote 81
tern, oenen es in eriter 2inie obliegt,
ibre @inoer gu altitdnoigen Meniden
uno 8iirgern gu er5ieben2 Comet
unidentified ooer penig benittelt, bo-
ben iie iniofern piele gntlduloigun-
gen fir iifL ols ibnen BET ben lor6es-
iibli6en 3uitdnoen bes Inftpo6ienS
Ser &inoer ouf Ser StraBe ol1ndb-
fi6 Die &ontrone iiber bieielben feblt,
namentli6 penn tie ielbit, Gater uno
Mutter, ge5tpungen itno, etnent Gr-
nerbs5neige nod5ugeben nno oartr
niellei6t nod bon einem bolberpad=
ienen Sobne ooer elmer balb erDod.
lenen godter nnteritiibt perben
miiiIen, oie 1i6 6ur1 i1ren @igen-
perbienit ~ielbitanoig fiiblen n1to ben
Mobnungen Der oalten 2eute" feinen
&eipeft mebr entgegenbrtngen, io8u-
iagen oorouf pfeifen, mas Die @ltern
iagen.
9i1ts6eltopenieer trneen ou6
ioIde gltern itets bas Sbriee gum
iugenoliden 8erbre1erhim BET. @er
&inoer in Ole @eIt Iebt, bat 8flidten,
ben 4inbern gegeniiber iopobl als
Dem @emeinpeien, un6 bob iie ii6
ielbit unter barten 1lmita1oen %erfii1en
Iaiien, benefit monde i6mer orbeiten-
oe @ittpe, Die tros dae6em nod 10
bieI 3eit fir tire &inber iibrig bat,
iie onftdnbig at er5iebenL BON Ser
StraBe nn6 ais i6le6ter @eieaidaft
fern5ubalten.
Sn Der S9nIe laiien fib oerartige
8eridumniiIe foltm na6bolen. 8os
Die @Itern nidt beforgen, beIoret
tpenr lire SproBlinge gu StraBen-
2oafers ooer Ieidtfertigen Son8oir-
men berangetDa6fen iinb, Der Yoli5ei.
fniippeI uno fpaterbin Dos 3u6tbaus
- 6aB @ott erbarm!
Sbne 3neifel aber m1tB man bier,
Inn boIlitanOfg geredt 81 iein, Den
io5ialen @erbdltniiien tief auf ben
@run0 geben. Sier5uIanbe beoingen
bielelben 3. 9. leihtfertig, raid uno
obne ueberlegung geidloiiene Chen,
uno mas aus oenielben b%erborgebt,
lit eben 6os iueenoli6e @erbreders
tur1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24

gs it mebr &atarrb in oie5er @egenb
oes 2aubes als BON alien aubereu arnnts
beiten 5uian1nen, utlo big in ben lebten
Sabren gait er als uubeilbar. 8tele
Sabre lang erflGrten Sottoren i'm fir
cine lofale 8ranfbeit un6 i9riebeu loz
fale 9eilmittel Dor, urb ba iie linn nit
dr5tlider 8ebauolun9 beitdnoig nidt
furierten, erfIdrten 5ie i'm fir un6eilbar.
9ie @iiienf1aft bat betpieien, baB Sea-
torr1 cine &onItitutionSfrnntbeit 1T n1b
oesbaIb fonltitutionele 8ebanolung er<
forbert. 9aIs &atarrbs&lr, fabri5iert
bon S. 5. gbeneg& 60. SoIeoo, O.,
1T Die ein5ise fontitutioneIe Sur i'm
Wnrfte. Gle pir6 innerIi9 in DOZEN
o6er @aben bon 10 Sropfen bis gu einem
Sbeel0ffel bon 9enomnlen. Sic ipirft
bireft nlf bas 8lut nt1b Die f6leimige
Oberfldhe bes Sbitems. Gle bieten
einbunbert 9ollars fir ieben Sal ben
lie 81 fitrieren berfeblt. QaBt guh 8trs
tuIdre unb Seugnife fonmen. Abreiiiert:
8. S. GbeneD e Co., EpIebD, ..
8erfauft bon alien Mpotbeten, 75c.
5aus Sauiliens8iaeH finb pie beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24

Die = n bian.r +. tpel8t an
benz &ma3ontntrom pobnen, gebraus
den LANCE 9Iasrobre gum @ogelf4ies
BEN. Das Robr TT Elm palmbnums
ftiid, aus tp.ldem bas Marf entfsrns
tuurbs. Die 9ldfer entfalten eine aus
bersefp6hnliGe .2unsentraft unb iinb
I'm @tanbe, ibrs 0pfsr aus betrd6t.
Iider 6Obe berunteroubplen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24

Grfaltums aebetIt III einem Sage
nebmt Saxnttbe Srrmp Gbinin Sablets. Srue.
atften gsbeu gelo auriid, menn es niht BELT. q, 10.
0rpbt'S lntefifrift auf ieoer Shadtel- 25 @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Outer SLOT.

8. g. Booleoer, elm befanntel
aaufmann bon Sc &onsbiIe, q. o..
iagt: 1Genn SIR lie NIT Sdmor.
rboioen getrubeIt ieib, appli5iert
8udien's grnica SaIbe, oiefe furier.
tie mid Dor 5pan3is Sabren.~ sic
BELT ieSe @un6e, @ranopunbe oeez
@eidpiir. % Gents BET a6oIpb
DreiB un6 81. Gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Aaritih.

rRun. mas iageu sic gu BEN
S9la6tengemdibe2" ,Wlan iolte
ben Moler iueaen SoIbatenmiBbanb,
! lung belonqen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
1lnuinnhitdf.

Rebatteur: Der MiB Io1
ntu feinP Sen bat meme @robmutter
mir f4on sr5dblt, al5 ie nod Elm flcis
nes Mdb9en mar"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Anibsrbtit III esppttn.
Ssptid,e Gaue bon 6amattsmus ano Srutas
Ittat Der GtHeebosemen.
WlIa Qnirn {hre;b4 ON U~ehn1hra-

SgptfdDe sale BON SanattsmuS ano Srutas
tttat Der Gtsgeboreneu.
Gus &airo f9reibt elm @etpdbrsz
mann:
Don 3eit gu 3eit sreignen fi9 in
ggDpten 8orfd1e, bic man in einem
8ulturi taat, at benz it9 Ggppten an
maIig emporgerungen bat, niht Dsrs
mut6et. SroB ber groben @egnungst1,
bic England benz Nilthale gebra9t bat,
trob bes Nei9tbums bes 2anbes unb
Der sefteigerten Sntelligen3 Der 8ebDlz
terung, berrf9t beute eine gr0Bere linz
ii4erbeit in Ggppten als aubpr. Sn
&dtro unb Nle1onbrien gibt es beuts
bisle 9egenben, In bic man ii9 our
Wa9t5ett ni9t oletn bintpaet. @s
tptmmelt BON 8erbrehern unb 3ubGls
tern; f9eues @eiinbel lunsert in bun<
teln @egenben our Na9t5eit unb modt
tie unii9er. Ser @runb bieier I'M
ii9er6eit liest bauptfd9li4 an benz
boqfommen ungeniisenb dussebtlbeten
Ypliaeipefen unb an Der geringen
@orbeuguns sesen @~erbreden. Die
enslii9zespptiide Resisrung bsabii9s
ttst, nunmebr 8eftimmunsen geeen
ridfdaise Werbreder gu t~reffen. Sic
fol1er fortan aussepiefen tperben, unb
omar fonen Tie einen neuer MpbniiB,
unter 8eoba9tuns bur9 Die poliaei,
on einem ansetpieienen Srte innerbalb
Gsnptens erbalten. Die QllsneiIuns
BON ni9t genebmen gurppGern erfplgt
bur9 beren &onfuldte. Sn ggppten
finb I'm 2oufe bes Sabres 1905 ni9t
tpeniger als TAI Morbe nnb 1872
Morbperfu9e burd @tngeborene bers
ilbt norben. Dieie 3ablen fpre9en
beutli9, toenn man bic 100000 be-
trdsenbe ginnobneraabl ertpdgt. 4u9
bic 3abf ber 9ergeben mar ni9t uns
bebeutenb. Sic betrus 63,853. Wan
tpeib, baB Elm She'll Der Ginseborenen,
unter benz ginfluB Der drabif9en
prefe, ben gurppGern ni9t Iebr giins
fig gefinnt 1T. DieIer She'll seigt oft
unee{9minft feline @efible gegsn bic
eurppGii9en Witbiirger. Die bortige
europdif@s greFe fpri6t insbefonbsrs
ben Wunf9 aus, baB bic l1nterbsamten
Der @e6eimppli5ei in 3utunft better
beaablt fperben, benin beute iinb jie
fat dusf9lteBli4 duf 8adi9iiA
(S~rintselber) BON Der 9ebDlferung,
unb gerabe Der ~unfaubern SaI6if6<
unb 3ubdlterbepOIteruns. angepieien.
neil ibr Gebalt gum 2eben ni9t duss
retht.
SDpif1e GGne BON Ganatismus unb
8rutalitdt ftnb beIonbers in lebter 3eit
bprgefommen. Sn Minetset<@ amh
bertpeigerte Der europdtf9e Muffeber
Der 8oumpolentfernunssfabrit, Elm
| @riede, einem ginseborenen aus be-
| ftimmten. fti9baltisen .@riinben bic
| Mrbeit. Der Gineebprene, Der ols febr
rob peranIast befannt mar unb friiber
cine ~bepaffnete Rptte BON 200 Monn
In einein dbnliden Sale aufammengee
] brodt bate, ftir5te NIT ether nit
@t0den bepaffneten 8anbe ouf ben
@uffeber unter ben Rufen: .5ier TT
Der gbriitenbnnb; fdlaet unb t0btet
TIN; nieber Der gbritl" Der Mufs
| feber tplirbe arg auseridtet. Die bere
beiserufene poliaei, fotpie Der grie4te
f4e Ronfuf In @ogafig nabmen ben
Sbatbejtanb auf, unb auf 9ef4perbe
Der grte9ti1en @efanbtfhaft in &dirp
bin fntfanDte bas egpptifds Miniifes
= sos a - "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
PfIuebaupt's Rackerei.
6de Niffnria nnn NIum gtrak,.

Ode Wirf0ria unD Blum gtrabe.
8erfnufsIoben: @de Ror6 5lores. UNI
6outtDn .StraBe. n. Eel. 1909.
@d1tes nea.tfd1ea RnssenbrpD,
Mothers Bread. Cakes u. aafeefufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
GhtneRftbe 9aamsenmild.

Sbglei6 IN China 1uberorDeltltd
pfel Meibelanb bnrbanben If, ptrb
tperig @iebau9t s~etrieben. Dieie
pirt6f9aftIi9e @ernndIdfisuns hdngt
banit 5ufammer, baB bic @0bne bes
Mei4s btr Witte nisntals RubmilG
trinfen, Dofir tpirb IN pieIen 9inefs
fGen prpbinaen eine pflanseumil4 qua
berettet unb senoHen, Dos geipd9s,
aus benz iie beange1 ptrb, TT bic Goia>
Bohne.
Die Gamen btefes @etpGdbies tpers
ben setp9t unb BARN tart Beprebt.
Gs entftsbt 10 Elm piiree, bas mad Der
Nufl0fung In tparnrem WaFsr elm fe1r
nahrbaftes Getrdnt ersibt. Nu4 bids
Wila Idbt fi9 baraus berftenen unb
fpsar cine Dirt BON RGfe, beioes burd
3u1ab zines Mineralfdlaes. Dieter
pflansentdie. ben bic Ghtnefen Sofu
f,ernsn, tpirb meiit gang frtfa eenofs
fen, ~sutpeilen absr aud bur9 Gtnfdls
sen unb &GuGern baltbar gema@t.
Iuf ben Mdrften finbet tr fid pors
nebmIi9 tn brei artsn. Die cine III
a%ssSseehhren. BON tpeiBer, seIbli6er cber
grauer Garbe unb eineft pitanten Sc
f9mad, Der an ben bes Roquefort ers
innert; bic atpeite Dirt TIT peib unb
seial5ea unb benz 3tssstdie SbHlid;
Ste brittle lift gerdudert unb iie6t aug
tDie G4pei3er RGfs. Der Rdbrmertb
Der SoiasMil9 TT unsefabr benz Der
Ruhmil9 sIeid9, pa tie erbebli4e Mens
gen bon Gegumtn enthGlt. has III ffss
rter 9ernif9en 3uidmmenfebuns BEN
Raietn nabe pertpanbt TT,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
RICH ORE

Among the mineral possibilities of
Humboldt county, Nevada, that have
been given very scant attention on
the part of the public in general is
the anthony industry, details of
which slowly are being unwound in
local circles. 1t was learned Tues
day that the Taylor & Brunton Ore
Sampling company has just complet-
ed a run upon a car of anthony ore
that came from the properties in
Humboldt county of the Federal
Smelling & Refining company, an or
ganization in which many prominent
Salt Lakers are interested, the value
Of the ore ranging between 40 and
so per cent anthony.
Aside from mining this metal, the
Federal company has been expert
menting for a year past in Salt Lake
City upon the best process for re-
ducing the ores, the ores being sui
phide of that metal. 1t is stated
that the company will erect a per-
manent plant in this valley for the
purpose of reducing antimony ores
both from their own mines and from
such other properties in Utah or Ne
vada that are capable of producing
anthony. The metal is greatly In
demand in the arts, and the Federal
company from all reports has a yal-
liable proposition in the Humboldt
properties.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
MACHINERY ARRIVES
FOR MANHATTAN

A carload of mining machinery ar
rived yesterday consigned to the
Manhattan Gold Crater Mining Com
any of Manhattan. Among the me-
chinery is a 15-horsepower hoist, a
gallows frame, ore buckets, cars and
track. The owners of the Gold Cra-
ter have every reason to believe that
their property will become M of
the largest producers in Manhattan.
as of late well defined lodges have
been encountered that carry great
values.
Wittenberg & Co. will transport
the machinery to Manhattan today.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
Ely Central

Superintendent Hunt of the Ely
Central is making an exhaustive
study of the geology of the great
Central group surrounding the Ne
vada Consolidated at Copper Flat,
with the view of developing the ore
bodies by means of three or four
shafts to be put down this spring.
Under Foreman David Hurst's two
drills are being operated prospecting
the deposits at great depth with good
success in proving the immense
values OF the Central's group, a
force Of a dozen men are employed
which will be increased as fast as 9
larger number can be used to adj
vantage. A hosting plant for the
first shaft is on the ground.-White
Pine Record.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30

A ledge yielding remarkably rich
values was cut early this week on
the property of the Christmas Won
der company, which adjoins the
Spider-Wasp on the north. The as
says went as high as 5000 to the
ton. Ben d. Luce, the general man
ager of the company, has doubled
the force Of men. In four other
places IN the surface high values
have been obtained. The main
ledge has been proved 1900 feet on
the surface. A new tunnel has been
started.
Spider-Wasp Directors Named
The Incorporation and organiza-
ton of the Spider-Wasp Mining COM
pany are now complete and develop
inent work will be started at once
on one of the richest properties in
the state, The officers and directors
are: w. ]. Douglass, president; c.
B. Zabriskie, vice-presiden' J. j.
Mullin, secretary and treasurer;
George Wingield, c. w. Barnum
and F. M. Kirk, directors. Mr.. Bar
mum was one of the original owners
of the property. Mr.. Kirk is very
prominent among financiers in Cleve-
land.
The genera. manager of the COM
pany will be A. T Johnson, formerly
manager of the Tonopah Mining
company.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30

ranged for and this lack will be
remedied inside Of two weeks.
This year will see Ramsey one Of
the best camps in the state, with a
steady output of ore and a large
number of men working in its huge
lodges. It is no exaggeration to
claim that 500 miners will be on
steady employment before the first
OF July, even II no new discoveries
are made, which is improbable, as
new finds are being made daily
Ramsey Recorder.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30

Advertise in The Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30

business men than the pioneers OF
Beatty. AT any rate, by offering lib
eral inducements to settlers they
quickly outstripped Beatty in the
race for population.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
Belmont Extension Mining Company.

Incorporated under the laws OF Arizona;
capitalization el,O00,000, divided into | 00O,O0l
shares Of a par value Of sl.0O, 10000 shares In
the treasury
Principal once, Tonopah. Nevada. Oncers
and Directors, John MeKane, Pres; Geo 6
Nixon, Vice president; j. Fl Foreman, Score.
larry and Treasurer; George Wingheld and S. d
Foreman
The Company owns the North Star, Dipper
and Ralston claims, which adjoin the Tonopab-
Belmont mine on the East
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22
Description

hear Methodist Church and
buildings, fenced 81, 900. 90
b Second street, fenced, two
|, shade trees, etc .SI,5oo.oo
GATED on Second street, three
pal Bank, trees out, best we'll
rvoir, on the corner, two lots
Fgaln .SI,25o.oO
ght miles west Of town, living
liable, rest good pasture land,
est for all kinds of stock. No
EST stock Alarming proposition
$500. 90
lcres, house ready for family
10 plant $4,000 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
A FATAL EXPLOSION
Death FOL 8 IS III die Wake of
Fire Damp
BODIES OF THREE RECOVERED
-Four Other Men Entenbed, Believ.
ed Dead and -Four Severely BurH=
ed-Disaster Occurred at Whippls
Mines in Leap Greek District Of
West Virginia; id Shaft 45o Feet
Deep.

Charleston, W. Va, Special.-Thrce
men were killed, four were severely
burned and four others are entombed
and probably dead as a result of a
mine explosion at tile Whipple Mines
in the Leap Creek district Wednes-
day afternoon: The three dead men
whose bodies have been recovered are !:
Hudson Borgess., motormat.
Erastus Wiley, sprinkler.
Ira Kelley, driver.
The men missing who are suppos-
ed to be dead are:
Robert Armstrong, Raleigh Tucker,
Charles Borgess. and William Wilton,
q negro.
Four injured men, who we're taken
to the State Miners Hospital at Me-
Kendree were: Henry Milton, white,
a, stable boss, and three unknown
white men.
The mine where the explosion ue-
cured is a shaft $50 feet deep. 1t has
two openings and belongs TO the Dix
Son interests, who also own the Stu
art Mine. where ali explosion occur
red last January; that killed SO men.
The explosion Wednesday after
noon occurred at about $3.50 o'clock
In the main return heading, about
1i36G feet from the foot Of the shaft.