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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
Mining STUDENTS
TO VISIT TONOPAH
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EN-
GINEERS TO EXAMINE
MINES.

The senior class in mines and min
ing of the University of California is
coming in a body to visit Tonopah
early In the month of April. The OBJ
ject OF the visit of the students is
to get some practical knowledge in
geofogy anG TO see what real mines
look like above and below the ground.
The professors of the university have
been in communication with local
Board of Trade requesting that body
to secure permission to inspect the
mines. President Harry Sheldon
undertook this task and replied that
the students should have access to
all the properties which may be work
ing at time. 1t will be a splendid
object lesson for the budding mining
engineers, who will enjoy a treat that
has been denied to many. They will
have the privilege of seeing great
big mines in working shape and go
ing below the ground for the first
time in first class elevators, explor-
ing drifts and crosscuts, as well al
swinging from sight beneath the sur
face ON the rim of a bucket. The
party contemplates remaining in Ton.
opah for a week or more.
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LISTENERS WANT
news OF NEVADA
". G. RUSSELL SAYS PEOPLE ARE
THIRSTING FOR IN
FORMATION.

w. c. Russell, secretary of the
United Mines Syndicate, who has
been away from Tonopah for the past
three months, returned this morn
ing. and speaks very hopefully of the
outlook for the Nevada mines in the
Eastern cities.
1T Is too bad, said he, that this
labor trouble should have occurred
at this time. for the East Is all pre-
pared to get into Nevada stocks, and
deplore as much as we do that con-
ditions are such as to depress the
market for an indefinite time.
The depression in Wall street had
considerable to do with the recent
slump in Nevada securities, for mon
ey became time and everybody
thought that the bottom vas going
to drop out of the market. AS a
matter Of fact. the bottom was very
nearly reached, and the turn did not
con a bit too soon to save a great
many people. Once things settled
down to the even tenor of their way
IN Wall street, the attention of In
Vestors and spectators became agar
attracted to the Nevada securities.
Meantime, the trouble in Gold
held had begun, and the people o
inc East were Just as sensitive t
me situation as were our own PEG
PIC, They cannot understand VIII!
such a condition of affairs shoulC
exist any more than we can, and OF
all hands are heard expressions o
Indignation against the people whit
are responsible for the condition o
things.
During my trip through the Eas
talked with all kinds Of people
.of once they learn that a man |
nom this part Of the country the
'eek MIN out and ply him with al
aofts OF questions. They are thirst
Jug ior information in any way con
nected with Goldfeld or Tonopaf
anu eVince the greatest interest i
sserythlng. Everybody with whor
'alKed declared that 1t was a sham
nat the mines were tied up for wha
seemed no reason at all and they a
seemed impatient for a settlement {
the trouble.
= this strike should be settle
snOrtly Nevada would profit largel
Aom the fact that the Eastern ii
so'ors are tired of the industrial.
'ney are manipulated by the Ha
nan-Rockefeller, Morgan-Hill con
~ ''ohs' The tide has Just begu
urn for good in the direction /,
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RICH STRIKE ON :.
- EAGLES Nest
,,,,,EW PROPERTY CoNsID-
Erred ONE OF THE BEST
MILLING MINES
tenocial 10 Bonanza.l

pvtEW. New, Mar. 27.--The
.rosscut Of the Eagles Nest vein hit
banging-wall today. The vein
"a be twenty-six feet wide. A
~..eryatiye sample has been taken
tbe entire twenty-six feet, in
.s,rg ledge filing, low grade, me-
I'M, Grade, high grade and all, and
average values obtained are $32
ION. over six feet of the ore will
r. ASSAYS from selected rock go
IT, ne thousands. Sorting of the
Il On The dump has commenced and
sacting begun for early shipment.
The ore being hoisted to the sur
.o shows that much leeching has
.atsn place and also discloses the
s.asence of sulphur. Mining experts
rso bave examined the property to-
s,y declare that when the sulphide
sono il reached the values will be
sonnd 10 be infinitely higher. As it
! M the values disclosed at the pres
-. ,AyeI thirty-five feet, Of over $32
III Ton for the entire twenty-sx feet
- tbe vein, do not increase a farth-
10 AZ depth, the mine will still class
!. one Of the g~ratest milling propo.
.,tions in the state. Angus McAuly
,,~rarintendent of the Eagles Nest
announced today that he would star
An work is now conferred in this
No 2 shaft. In the No. / shaft, only
,o0 feet away, eight feet of this vein
mostly shipping ore, vas opened VI
over six weeks ago. The pitch ant
trend Of the vein and the formation
indicated that on the spot where tn
M : shaft is now being sunk tn
vein would prove to be wider, AM
aeyelopment work thus far prove
mat this theory was correct. 1t
anparent that from 400 feet to 60.
feet Of this vein penetrates Eagle
Nest ground, and that the vein con
tnues on through Hailstone groun
for an equal or greater distance.
All Fairview is agog owe tn
strike. During the past forty-eigh
hours upward of 200 visitors hay
been shown through the workings {
tbe Eagles Nest and Hailstone b
Superintendent McAuly.
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this country and the investing and
speculative public are looking to Ne
vada for relief from the inflated and
maniulated industrials, the so-called
approved securities. The lambs have
been shorn once too often in this re-
cent Wall street manipulation and
they do not want any more of it.
The drop in the Cobalt securities has
had the effect of keeping the people
away from them, and the compare
tive steadiness of the approved Ne
vada securities has Injured greatly to
Nevada's benefit. There never was
a better opportunity for the securi-
ties of this state and 1t will be s
great pity II the labor trouble a n
not be settled soon"
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Mines AT FISH
LAKE VALLEY

James Forman, the we'll known
mining man, has returned from a trip
through the Ida Valley district. In
speaking of the district Mr.. Forman
said: THE Golden Silver Peak,
owned by myself and brother, is one
of the most promising mines in the
district. 1t lies about six miles east
of Oasis, in a fine mineral belt. The
main shaft is down about $50 feet
and exposes a four-foot ledge that
shows good values in lead, gold and
silver. We have just installed a IS
horse power Fairbanks gasoline hoist.
AT present two shifts are regularly
employed. We have located a num-
Der Of claims about six miles north
of Oasis that show values to the
amount Of 81 an ounce in silver and
81 in gold.
1.-THE Red Mountain Mining Com
pany is six miles northeast of Oasis
and is owned by San Francisco CAPT
~talists. The company has a good
low-grade proposition. Two shifts are
at work developing the property.
THE Ripper property has beer
bonded to Col. Miner and w. f
Gum, who have a force of men al
work developing the property.
The McAfee mine has been bond.
ed to a group of San Francisco CAPT
~talists, who are represented by Prof
Jennings, who is on the ground.
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probable that it may decline and sell
for cents per share. Lawson's adj
vertised characterization of those
who bought it with the phrase fools
and money should constantly be kept
in mind by those who have followed
him In the past"
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WORK OF
DEPARTMENT

Chief Mckenzie of the Fire De-
partment is making a great showing
with the new span of horses pre-
sented by w. B. Sollender a few days
ago. Each day the horses are taken
out for exercise and al they gallop
by with the hosecart attached every
one asks, Where's the fire" They
make a very dashing appearance and
are we'll handled by the chief, who
will spare no pains to make the de-
partment of fire fighters one of the
best in the state.
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Certificates of location for sale ut
this office.
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LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING.

The Literary Society of the High
School will meet and render a pro-
gram this afternoon at the High
school building. The society has
quite a number of brilliant scholars
IN the roll and no doubt will render
a very interesting program. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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q hlodan Merchants,

Write d. @. Doubleday, Merchants
Exchange building, San Francisco,
for market letter and sheets showing
actual market prices in all Nevada
stocks. free. You should read Mr..
D~oubleday's market letter. II
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make said attorney Ronenthal, who
read il substantially as follows:
I'm answer to the court as to whet-
her the defendant desires to offer any
evidence tending to show that the de-
fendant o. the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey never violated the Interstate
commerce Law before, and appearing nov
fol the purpose of answering this i'm
puiry, and denying the jurisdiction Of
the court III the premises, and contend
ing that this entire inquiry is beyond
the legal power Of the court, the de-
PENDANT still insisting that the record
In this case shows that it is innocent
OF the offences charged in the indict-
ment, the defendants desire to says:
There are in the record no suggestions
that this defendant ever before was
charged with violation Of the interstate
comerce law
For this defendant now To assert its
innocence Of matters that ii Is not now
charged w..- or attempt to show that
it has been innocent Of wronk doing in
connection with matters outside OF the
record of this case would present sit
uation unheard Of ID Anglo-Saxon jur-
isprudence.
The statement claimed at some length
that the court has no right to go ont
side the record of the case In consider
ing the penalty to be meted out.
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AAAAAAtt AAN6NRsat ""~fF NAMff NNNfs B.
do with them A simple little straw
toque seen the other day bad no other
trimming, but they must be put on
with a French cachot, for there Is a
great art required IN arranging d bunch
of these quilts,
Beautiful mohairs IN browns, green's
or grays mixed with white are remark
ably soft and mako up into stunning
costumes for travelling and hard wear
Fascinating bonnets for the small
girls are Of soft open straw bent in
poke shape. The lingerie hat has by
no means lost prestige, and many
dainty embroidered or founced ones
are shown for the little tots, also very
cunning sunbonnets Of pique and linen
In the illustration the young mother
wears q ring dotted batiste combined
with filet lace and trimmed with ems
broidery worked into the material
The small girl is sQwned in white
handkerchief linen. trimmed with
bands Of valenciennes lace Tho
guimpe IL Of embroidered muslin.
JUDO cH0LLET.
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Unionism may soon reach stage
among members Of the Chicago Team
owners association where their horses
will be fed union hay and oats. Sec
rotary r. j. Cavanagh OF the assocla-
ton has placed an order for twenty.
FIVE carloads Of hay aud ten carloads
Of oats with the American Society Of
Equity, better known as the Farmers
union, which was organized to do
away with the services Of commission
men in the handling Of their produce.
II the plan works out satisfactorily.
Secretary Cavanagh asserts, the team
owners may pool their interests in the
matter Of the purchase Of hay and 9TH
or feed and buy collectively through
the association.
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Commercial TeIearaphers.

The first convention OF the CONNER
cial Telegraphers' Union Of America
was held In New York during the week
beginning July 10, 1908. A year later
second convention was held 10 st,
Paul, where it was voted to hold bien-
NAL sessions thereafter. The first bien-
NAL session was held in Cincinnati a
year ago. One hundred and thirty-two
locals are now affiliated with the or
ganizatIon.
Button day" was celebrated by the
union throughout the country on May
/. at that time all members OF the or
ganization displayed their union but-
tons. A secret signal was established
recently and an operator in one city in
communication with another in some
other city can tell by giving the signal
whether the man at the other end OF
the wire Is a unionist.
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The liability OF doctors for perform
ing an unauthorized autopsy on dead
body for the purpose Of complying with
a rule OF the board of health and Sc
curing a burial permit is denied in
Meyers versus Duddenhauser tKy.}, b
1. n, A. a.. 81, T27
The right of wife to enforce a
pronissory note executed to her by her
husband Is sustained in Mathewson
versus Mathewson (Conn), . IL r. Al
(N. 50, Gil, under d statute replacing
unity Of property rights with equality
III legal Identity and in ownership Of
property
A note payable to director or OH
Ger Of railroad company In his per
sonaI care city and for his personal
benefit on condition that a railroad Is
built to certain point BY a certain
time Is hald lib McGuffin versus Coyle
(Okla.). 6 L. r. A. On 81. 524, to be
void as against public policy,
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accustomed to ii, would scratch the
sores until the blood began 10 flow.
This would stop the itching for few
days; but scaly places would appear
again and the itching would accompany
them, After suffered about ten years
j made q renewed effort to effect cure.
The eruptions BY this time had appeared
on every part of my body except my
face and hands. The best doctor in my
native county advised me to use arsenic
in small doses and salve. / then used
10 battle the sores in q mixture which
gave almost intoleFahle pain. I'm addi-
fion used other remedies such as iodine,
sulphur, zinc salve, --s Saiye,
------ Ointment, and in fact was COM
tinually giving some remedy fair trial,
never using less than one Or two boxes or
bottles. All this was fruitless. Finally
myhair began to falio and was rapidiy
becoming bald. used --'s ---,
. but it did no good. "A few months after,
having used almost everything else,
thought ! would try Cuticura Ointment,
having previously used CutiCura Soap
and being pleased with IL. After using
three boxes | was completely cured,
and my hair was restored, after fourteen
years Of suffering and an expenditure Of
al least $50 10 $50 in vainly endeavoring
to find o cure. shall be glad 10 write
70 any one who may be interested in
my cure. B. Hiram Mattngly, YER
million, y. Oak, Aug, rs, 1906"
sold throughout the world Potter Drug q
Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston, Mass
sg-aiaged Free. Booklet on the skin and Blood
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WHITEW ASHES
FOR FIVE
-----------~-
Every Game National League
a Shut Out
BOSTON SPLIT HONORS
Giants Shut out by ST Souls, Pitts
burg Steps Into Second Place Bos-
ton Americans Continue Their
Losing streals,
BOSTON SPLIT HON0RS


BY curious coincidence every game
played in the National league yesterday
ana there were five were shut outs.
Two games were played in Boston and
the home team won the frat BY the
score Of 2 o o, and Cincinnati turned
about ana captured the second, 70 D.
The despised st. Louis team whitewash-
Cd the Giants, 2 70 q. pittsburg did
the kalsomining 70 Philadelphia, to Q;
and the Chicago Cubs had an easy time
with Brooklyn BY the score 1T to o,
The losing teams more Of show
in the american leags Boston being
barely nosed out BY Detroit, 0 3,
Washington by s. Louis to 2, Cleye.
land BY New York, to 4, and the Chic.
ago by Philadelphia, 5 to 2. The scores;
Yesterdays National League Scores,
At Boston, (hrst game) Boston u
Cleveland o; (second game) Cincinnati
4, Boston 0.
AT New York, st. Louis ?, New York
0.
At Philadelphia, pittsburg 3, Phil
adelphia o.
At Brooklyn, Chicago !, Brooklyn o.
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American League Standing.
FASHION FORECAST.
Something New In Psttieoats- Wistaris
Trims Hats In Plume Fashion.

Something New IN Pettico ats Wfstaria
Trims Hats In Plume Fashion.
Black lingerie petticoats are new.
They are Of fine black lawn and lace
and are for wear under black wolfe
frocks. These skirts are considered
much smarter than those Of taffeta.
Exquisite wistarIa arranged in plume
fashion trims some Of the French hats
most effectively. Many sprays are
used to carry ont the idea, and as the
flowers cost SO spray the flower
plumes attain cost quite equal to that
Of ostrich plumes
Princess boomers to wear In place OF
skirts are new In the underwear sec.
ton. Heavy satin ones lined with chi
ma silk are $145o ami those OF pongee
and nohair are much cheaper
Quilts, as usual, are very good style
this season provided you know what to
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strike FUND For Pointers Proposed.

= =
The proposition recently made by the
Typographical union Of Atlanta that
an effort be made at the coming CON
eention Of the international Typo
graphical union to raise strike fund
TO run into millions Is meeting with
favor in many subordinate unions. 1t
is believed by the promoters and
friends Of the movement that by off,
cia1 care OF the proposition and o small
assessment levied fund Of 100000
could be quickly raised The PROPOSE
ton is likely to have many supporters
when it comes before the convention
1t Hot SPRING..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
USED RATCHET ON
FELLOW woRKMEN.
Heat-Crazed Plasterer in New York
May Have Fatally Injured Two
Men

New York, July o.. Becoming sud.
denly insane, probably from heat, while
at work on the new building Of the
Trust Company Of America at 81 Wall
street, pasterer ran amuck with q
hatchet among his fellow workmen. lie
attacked three Of them, two Of whom
are probably fatally injured. He was
then attacked by tho crowd and nar-
rowly escaped death himself,
The plasterer's name Is Melton Albin.
His victims are Michael REILLY who VIII
probably die; Patrick Sullivan and Peter
Smith
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
BIG STRIKE Or MINERS IMMINENT
New Wage Scale May Be Rejected at
Meeting in Cobalt, Ont, Today

Cobalt. Ont. July IA general strike
Of miners is imminent. A meeting was
held yesterday At which a majority Of
the miners expressed themselves as I'M
willing to accept the schedule Of wages
drawn up by the companies. All the
principal mining companies at Cobalt
have signed the agreement to abide by
the proposed wage scale, and il the men
reject it at meeting to be held today, a
strike win be declared and about 1000
mon viii quit work.
The grievances are principally over
the wages paid the surface men and the
lengths Of the ehifts Of the underground
miners.
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Exclusive Of seumen, the number Of
British work people reported as killed
in the course Of their employment dur.
Ing February, 1907, was 2s7, decrease
of thirty-one as compared with the
previous month, but an increase Of
thirty.six as compared with Febru.
airy, 1906.
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MAYOR sCHMITZ SENT TO PRISON
FOR FIVE YEARS.
Judge Dunno Imposes Penalty on San
Francisco Executive.

San Francisco, July 9.Mayor
schmitz was sentenced to five years IN
prison yesterday by Judge Dunno. The
sentence is the result OF his conviction
several weeks ago on charges resulting
from his connection with Abe Ruef he
boss, and the notorious French restau-
rants, which paid thousands Of dollars to
the authorities for protection
Schmitz fought long and bitterly to
escape the law, but following Ruefs
confession, his chances Of saving himself
disappeared.
When the sentence was pronounced
there was remarkable 0utbufst Of APP
plause from the hundreds OF persons who
crowded Judge DUNES court room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

The ice at the south pole Is said Ia
far exceed that found at the north
pole. Vegetation ceases at about 5s
degrees. No man has yet been met
with south OF SO degrees, and the conn.
try is destitute Of land animals south
OF 6S degrees. Mountains with tower.
Ing peaks have been discovered. and
volcanoes are thought to be numerous
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DECLINES
lands ORDER
Standard to Submit No More
Evidence.
BUT IS READY, HOWEVER,
To Give Desired Information A Fine
Of $29, 24O, 900 May be Imposed.
Sentence to be Passed by
Judge Aug. 8.

Chicago, July 0-The attorneys for
the Standard OIL company declined 70
submit any further evidence III the in
yestigation held on Saturday BY Judge
Lands in the United States District
CourCourt. Judge Landis then an
nounced that sentences will be passed
Oh the STANDARD oil company Of Indiana
which was convicted of using Illegal
railroad rates on August 3.
When the attorneys interested APP
peared before Judge Lands at the open.
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a Canine Secret.

"You can always tell the people who
are unhappy from the look OF their
faces said the tired woman. 'but II
rou look out into the court OF a morn
ing you never can tell which dog 1t IL
that has cried all night and kept you
awake. New York Press.
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seIdlsrs and Tobacco.

In all Lord Wolseley's campaigns he
made It a rule, where possible, to allow
each soldier one pound Of tobacco a
which he considered fair al
lowance. In italy the military author
tiles recognize the weed as one Of the
comforts essential to the treeps, and
cigars are served out to them with
their daily ratIons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
TEDDY BEAR SCORED AS FOE OF
MATERNAL INSTINCT.
Catholic Phiest Wants Children to Take
Up the Doll Again.

st. Joseph, Mich, July 9.--The "Teddy
bear" fad was denounced by che Rev.
Michael G. Esper from the pulpit Of st.
Joseph's Catholic Church Sunday
The ptiest declared that the toy beast
in the hands Of little girls was destroys
ing all instincts of motherhood and that
in the future It would be realized as one
OF the most powerful factors IN the race
suicide danger
Father Esper asked all parents TO re.
place the doll in the affections of chill
dren and discard the Teddy bear for.
ever.
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ing Of court today he said to the attor-
neys for the company:
Have you anything to offer in this
case prior 10 the entering Of final
order@
eve have formal statement to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09

the Democratic ticket. IN speaking of
his coming tour, which begins here, he
said
you can hardly call me candidate
for the presidency YET, and II remains to
be seen whether ever shall be- My dc.
cision as to entering the race depends
upon the results Of my trip. AT present
would not care TO enter into any pc.
litical discussion. but, like most people
today, | believ there should be some re-.
vision IT the tariff and regulation Of the
trusts"
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WRECK ON BURLINGTON.
Report That Five Were Killed In Rail-
road Accident.

st. Louis July According to re.
port received here emily in the afternoon
from Herrin, Ill, a bad wreck has oc-
CURED on the Burlington Railroad near
Herrin. No details are given. 1t was
said chat five persons were believed to
have been killed.
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an "a Ennllsh -

For more than 800 years drnnerv
business has been carried on N tba
same building at Sheffield Under tbe
title Of the Sign Of the Crowpe snd
since 1850 the business has been con.
Quoted by one family. ~