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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
9Ipdl nidlt icrtin.

1ic &ubil1um8 8ricfmorfcn >ucrOcu
crit n16iten Wfontog sur ~2tlsgabc
tommen. - SoIlten geitcrn ihon
mgelongt lem. Eoitmeiiter
SurriS bate onoert6olb Wtiuio-
men Wtartcn crluuriet.
Gic NubildlmlS @]rieimorfcn, mel
rDc on& Yoit0cportcmcnt onl0bIiN
Der Tumc@tomncr g(l3itrQltng aus
0cbcn mill, fGlmcn bclltc, ON Gage
Der Gr6iimtnN Der NuSitcllunA, nod
nidt 5ltr Nu3Nabc tpmm1cu, mic be.
ribtrt mor0cn luur. YnItmriitcr
&urri@ mtr0c Qcitcrn OcnlQcm0B be.
nod)riGti0t. Gr crpnrtctc 100000
Gin Sent Nturtcn 100000 3mcis
Gem Iiorfcu mo 10000 Slim Gcuts
N}urfcn. Ni2 ndhltcn WtoutoQ boiit
E%oitnrciitcr Nnrri2 obcr, oo2 @olti.
morcr Yltblitlml nit Den ncllcn W}urs
fen urrlcbcn 81 fomneL Ole I'M gam.
sen Sun0c bC1cbrt inn.
Die Scric bcitc6t aus nrci 9lrtcu
uGu1li6 ou9 I, , mo ) Gents Wtor
fen. Sic limo QroB un0 rcd)tcdi0.
0tC I GcntWurlc cuthGlt IN cIlcnl
bolbfrciai0ruiQcu Nobmcu ooS NilO
Oca Captains >{obu Smith, lucldc@
n0D elmer ultcu @rouiwul0 DcrGcltcllt
lit. %n 0cn obCrcn Gdel limo im Ncs
Lief oic Wtc0uillon3 IN opoll0rntiNcn
Mohmcu bon Yocobontu2 mo Now
hutton; IN 0cl lntcrcn Gdcn Sdlls
ser nit Der 3obl I, ulli Dem Elube,
mcld)cr ocu &ulbtrci9 lmngibt, bctin.
set iid Die &cQcnoc bon Der @ritn
0luna &aluc9tomu'S I'M Sabre 1907.
gln Ocnl lntCrcn Gu0c lit Wcburt@s
mo Stcrbctog 0c@ Gopt. Smith ait
0c0Cbcn. Nbcr6ulb 0r9 Nulbtrcilc9
itn0 Die Mortc o%crciniQtc Staten
bon Nrncrito", um duBcrltcn Gnoe
limo Ole Mortc: oGonmcnlorotiucScs
ric9 1907" mo oEolto9c Ono Gcnt."
Gic , Gcnt3 @riClnturtc cntbUlt
Die glbbilouug Der &unounA Ocr9Ibc1
tcurcr in &oucatolun 1907. Mn Der
cincn Scitc lit cine Gobntpilun5c II.
m ser ouNcrcu SCitC cine Ntui9torll
&ilun5c. ltntcrboIb Der Stcllc be.
iin0cu lid Die l8orte: o@riinoun9
SomcStolun'a 1907" &u elmer &c
bo0cncn Clinic obcrbolb 0e3 @lIOc8
limo IN mciBcr 6orbc Die Mortc Scr.
ciui0tc Stoutcu BON Nntcrifo," om
GllBcrcn obcrcu mo mltcrcn GnDc
in mciBcr Turbc oui lhmor5cnl@rnn-
&c Die Mortc commemorative g.
RIGS 1907" mo bic g&ortc uEoIto0c
Glpo Gcnt5." lil ocn bciocn rntcrcn
Gdcn bciinoet iid in cincm S0iIoc
Die 3obl ,.
Gic ) Gcut9 @ricimorfc cutbdIt
IN ClllCllt pnulclt NdDllell Il %lip
Yocobonto'@. G5lt cincn &oncl am
obcrcn MollOc iino in mciBcr 6orbe
Die @ottc o&ercinigtc Stouten bon
Nnterito" QeOrudt. 2lnt untcrcn Gn
DC bciinoeu iiN Die @ortc "Eo'to0c
Tiic Gents" ltntcr 0cn1 VllOc be
f;,,So4 5;ch Son. Mnntr N~nrnhnutOS"
llnO oo& @cblrtSs unh Stcrbejobr,
t505-iGt7. 9n icOcr Seitc Oca9tl.
oc9 bciinoet lid in cincm S6jlOc,
mcldcS olI Dem rmtcrcn Foncl rlbt,
Ole 3obl 5. ObcrboIb Der Sd)lIoeF
b%ciinocn iid oic @orte o@ri'nolnn9
Son1eStown'a, 1911" Gic pcrtitolcll
Ionclc, bic iiG rcdt9 mo lintS be.
iin0cL, cntboltcu Die g2ortc vGom-
mcnlorutipe Series, 1907"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26
Nic g&cItnnsitclnnn in 1914.

Gin Gumitc miro crnuunt, INN Qorbc
%reitun0cu iiir ole in Baltimore
itottfinOcnOe misunderstanding 5t
treiicn. - Boupcrnur @uriicl0
iiibrte Den &oriiB IN elmer Ser.
iommllma I'M &otbbou5.
Go3 BON M}oDor Eimom5 mo
0ouuerncur Muriicl0 crnumItc So
mite, mcIdca Flduc iiir ole Banner
Yll2itCIllng IN 1914 ot3urbcitcu iol,
belt 0citcru inn Gmpiuug8immcr
0c2 WtuUor9 cine tllr5c SiGlu9 ob.
Sci0cr lunrcu ucrlhic0cnc Ncrrcn 0c9
Gomitc'0 ourh Die Gr0iimma ser
&umC@tolDn Hul9ltcllmh mclhc bclttc
ituttiin0Ct, ucrbiu0crt, Der SibuN
bci5hUoDncn, Nnuclcn0 Durcn: Ole
$50. Trouf y. Nocll, &8ultrr q,
Nroot3, ". .. &lWit Wi. q. @urAcb
SObu .. Nomion Obcrit s.. 9. gSiI.
cor, Ebo@. @oaQ3, Sum VI, Wtcctin@,
:. Nllbcrt Munbc3, Nobcrt Humiop
Charles s.. @ruitU, @cncrol Gclil
g(gm3, s.. +. Gllpit, GOnor0 Saline,
9rtQrit @ilirL WIiNocl &cntina, Sol.
&. NS6itncN TruntIiu q. Gotor, ..
s.. Carrot, y. u. Wutcr, Wcorac VI.
@oitbcr, 5. ". Sto00uro, &omc3
NSclib um0 Samuel s.. Euttcriull.
@oubcrucllr gSoriiclO iiIbrtc Den &or
its. General gl0nl3 luic@ ulli 0ic
Qiinitigc &nNc Nultimorc'5 ais Mus
itclllmN9ltuot bin mo l0Ntc, DOB in
cinCm Qul5 Q~crinQen llmfrciS Don
bier is W}iuionCn MiCnlhcn luobncll.
1914 lei Ou9 0ilnitiAltc &obr, III mel
dCm 0u3 ,Sic0 pom Stcrncnb0mcr"
t0O Sabre alt mcrOcn milrOc. Die
{0cc ollcil milr0c ole Nnlcrituncr
nit Gntbuiiu3ml3 bclcclcr. Der 1000
Meier 0ro6c Nu2itclhm03plub lolltc
in Tornr elmer Gobnc olr9Gclc0t mcr
0clr. Die Stcrnc Der Sabine milrocn
Die @CbGll0c Der cin5cllcu Stootcn
bilOcn. %on 1000 bis 200 &crcini
alrn0cl miir0cn ibrc Gonucntioncl
bier ubbultcn mo Ole iidlcrcn Gin
finite piclc Wiillioncn bon 0oIlur0
~bctroOCn. @cncrul N0lut3 ld)lltG Damn
sic Grucmutng cilc5 Counties bon
10 iuuQcn urO cncr0iihcn Wi0nncrn
Dor, mcldc IjuNn5icllc &itIic pom
Stout unO Baltimore @crlungcn lOl.
len, nm Ole Soften DER &orarbcltcn
octcu SIT f0nmcn. Gr lhllr2 ais Wtit
0lic0cr 0icica Gomitc'3 Die $50.
Trunf u. &ocn, 6runt u. Shirt NJ.
i. @urQcB Grnit SdmciBcr, &ocob
Gpitcin, Moltcr Nroot9, Gbomo9
Np0ao, :. NnrrD (rcNoG, @ricr Serb,
g. s.. Mtcctina, 0opi0 Nublcr, 9(obcrt
@urrctt, =, u. Notcr, Oregon A}tltol
Gculia mo &. Stanley @orO Dor,
uu0 Der NorihloN murOc %clnltlnnll1
ulr0clonmlcl. 9orull crlol0tc &cr
tugll1g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

Grlu0ibren &crlcB nn0en.
STRAIT Wioggic Ncn0oroncr pon 9tr.
Ga, Gompbcll.S troGc, Wcldc, lptc be-
ridtct, am WtittUod NbCn0 lu06rcl0
zines Scllcr9 in ibrcr No0ulm8
idmCrc WrunOmltlOen crlitt, ltarb &C.
tern nm ) llDr in Der 6rit6c I'M oWt0'
IN lon0 llniucriitGtS q NolpItul" an
ocn s5olgcn Der erlittCncn &crle6ul'
gen.
| GnOlt6 QcioBt. - Gctcttip
6urru NonncrsIn rcilt Gclttc %or
mittog noN Ncm Norf nit 2tnolicic.
rlrnASpopicrrrl INN 0cl1 1T NUu Yorf
ucrboitctrn Wtor Sorulon nod bier ST
brin0cn. Gcriclbc lit bcidnnloiNt, an
gcblid oI3 biciigcr @clhGlt2iiibrer
ser Nllhbunollmg BON Saul @in0lOr
in Nclu }lorf ctmo $500 Dor rincm
SATIRE m1tcrldlo8cn SIT bobc1.
Mor DALI ornon Ms sc,
Hcnt. - Gn3 SiIbcricrpicc, mel
dies MorifoQ Gornon an nQd)ltcn
Gic1itn9 IN Inerfcnmmg icincr 40
iGbrigcn trellen Iicnitc IN Nn}a5cr'3
&ollc iibcNe6cn mcr0cu miro, lit onr
San1ltog mo WontuG I'M S0otIcn'
tier Der GDa8. &. Sticii So, Ar. r.,
Noro 2ibcrtb. StroBc, oltSNeitclt.
Nlte 6rou ncrbronnt. 80
6rou MorD O'Gonnor, luelbe BEL
ibrcr Godtcr, 6roll MorD McGIll3-
fen 9tr. 17O5, 2ormnnsSt iuobnt,
crlitt NcItcrn Mo6mittog i0rperc
9ron0ipun0cn un6 mllBtc inn gotrol-
hagen bc3 nor0lpcItli6cn 9iItriftS
nod) 0cnt oWarpIono &ont0opotbi.
ihen @oipitol" iibcriiibrt mcrocrl,
no lie cini0c Stunben IpGtcr ltorb.
9ic 6rolt bate cine Ticiie geroltdt
mo idcincn lire &lci0er cntpe0cr
0ltrd) Cit ipcggcuorictcS 3iin66olj
ODER ourh 6ll1ten ans ser Yfeifc IN
9ronO 0cltcdt iuorOen ST icin. Die
Scllcrluebr, iucldc bonn &aIten ltr.
472 aus olormirt mltroe, bate feil,c
9lrbcit SIT pcrri6tcr, ga oilBer oelt
&leiocrn Der nngliidlid)cn Srou
nidts pcrbronnte.
3mci 2lopooompfer bier.
Ole Slopooumpfer ,GuIicl" nlo
.SoQe" poiiirten oeltcrn Nadnlittag
Sap Scnrp unb merOen beilte Gor.
mittog I'M bieiigcn &oicn onlon9cn.
Die uSolc" brin9t S05 nno Die
rGoiicl" 315 Eoiio9iere. 2etteree
0ompIer bat aud 1925 Yoliagiere
fir @olpclton an 9oro uno miro
naditcn Sonntog oortbin peitcrfoh.
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

ultf Dem SOiflc lpobllcn NM Erot-
tour &. y. EaDlor iiir ocrcn lcIbli6cu
9coiiriniiic iorQcn.
Ger SefretGr Der WnrDlnn0.Gont.
miiiion Scrr 2prm II. Mcclina, iogtc
NeIterrL DoB sic 0bIt ulO Griidtc.
9luSIteQllng MorDIon0'S pollitGnOi0
icrti0 lit, mno miro bic 0cl6modpoQe
@u3iteQnlg nid)t Ocricblctl pjclc De
ilr6cr on5g5icbc1.
Gfer0crcuncn in Yimlico,
Gle dcitri0cn @cttrcnncn Oca vWto.
rutland SpfeD Clubs" 5cigtcn IoI0cn
oe9 Gciultat:
Critics Mcnncr, 1 6llrlonG9-oGcs
bllrgo," oEotricinn" mOu&obn See"
3eit 0.5012.
3mcitea Ncnncn 5H IltrIon05 -
nGuiilooc," r2lnno Smith" U10
uYrince 9rittllS." 3cit t.0SH2.
Critics &cnnerL cine Meile-nGl
roroOo," o@rince Of Orange" un0
y@erccntu0c." 3eit t.45.
GierteS Ncnncn 2 Meilcn-u@uor'
oion," oSorpon" unO n6ircflp." 3cit
4.46.
6iiniteS &cnmen, I 6urlon0a -
nGoirD Moio," n@rofton" mo st.
Seonnc," 3cit 1904. '1 ''''@'
Se6Stca Ncnncn, 7 6lrlong8 -
o@olOen @opc," n@llon6p" NM
uStonep Gee" 3cit $50.
II nbcfnnntcr ertruntelt.
- Yer 2ci0nun zines lnbefunntcll
NeiBen, Der Scrnlttbltng nod cineS
9(ngeItelten Der Baltimore = Ohio
9obn," murOe geitern Worgen nm
1a9 llbr bon George ". Smit6 bon
Mount @inonS nobe Dem oberen
Gnoe oes 8oIter Gistei6eS geiln.
Sen. Gem IilSleben nod m1B Ser
Wtonn i6on Dor etfua 10 Sogen CT.
trll1fen fem. lleber ben Grtrunfenen
lit obIolllt rid)tS befannt nit IllSs
nobnle bon einiQen Yopiercn, mcl6c
in ocn Soihen iciner &leiOlutg &c.
funoen mllrben ltno bic oornlf ldlics
ben ~lolicn, boB cr Elm 9obnorbeitcr
mor. Ger llnbefonntc lit ctrpo 60
Sabre alt, bat 9rollen Sd)nurr. itno
Spitbort ltnb grolle Soore. ST. trllg
eincn brollncn Nn5llg nno Ounflen
Montel.
Ib1eben. = PIN Wtittuod) ltorb
i'm nSobrs SopfinS ,Soipitol" Sri.
Clara Carrie I'M Nlter bon 40 Sobren;
lie por 0ie 9tidte bon benl pcritorbc.
nell Hidtcr &idor0 Gorlc. Gie Be
.eroi0ura iinoct bclltc 9ta6mittog III
Cation ltott.
9ic Toli5ei6ebo roc bclobte
geltern Die rcitcnocn Yoli5ilten GboS.
yG. Gouinoum nnb Gem. s. Tolbot
pom ll6roli6en GiItrift fir sic bel
Dem Ginfongcn Der oltrhgc0angcncn
Silbriucrfc bon Srou Stcrrett Wlcs
Slim am letten Somltog uno Gcnnia
Carroll an lebten Sonntog ol,f Fart
ScigbtS. 9(penle ge5eigtc @raponr.
Eoli5iit 9eperlp N. Scinonr bonn
nlittleren Giitrift, mel6cr on II.
April i'm Gieniie bctrlnfen mar,
prrbe c%ntloiicn. Gle Erobcpoli5iiten
6ronf s. Blunt jun,, GborlcS Z.
@ogner, SonlcS Z. 6ibgerolO lrtO
Soiepb y. Stoiioro murOcn 81 regti-
lGrcn Goli5ilten beIor0crt.
Pin riibmur0cn &C o T.
bcn. = @eltcrn friib Inn 5 llbr itar6
Der 5lpci Wonate olte Charles Wat.
tbios bon Nr. 12t, Sit-MontgonlcrD.
StroBc, ar, ben Solger bon erlittcnen
9riibpunoen. Cos GinO mllrOt ain
16. april nor, iiberfoGenoem &aitee
pcr5riiht, mGbrenb cs oilf bem S1oob
ieiner @roBmutter, 8rou Gin &nid,
Die Gei'm Oien iaB, lag. GuS &ino
lpuroe bon 81. Gliiba Goofe beDan.
oelt. 7,lg,us
cbGu0e4Sn peftorgbm N.
.. Eft on bat peri1ieoene 9(ppli.
f%ationen bon 8ripilegien empfatgen,
gegen melde, mie Die gn5ei9e I'M
n0euti6en gorreiponoenten" beiaat,
Brotelte Bis beute 8ormittag 10 llbr
i'm guredu oes Wdu- Snipeftors eirl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

@onbereinS q ngeIegen.
bciten. - Ger v@ougb StraBen.
9ollocrcin" belt leBten Wittipodj
icine MISUNDERSTANDING in Nr.
1920, Coughs troBe, ob. Gs pliroe
bci6loiicn boB ont Mittipod, ben 1.
Wtoi, Ole General. Seriommlung in
obiGcr Solle eiuberllien miro, 100
0lcid5eitig Ole Neulpobl Ser 9eomten
iiir boS louienbe Sobr Itottfinoet.
Die Mtitglieoer mcroen crllld)t, poll-
50blig SIT cridcinen.
- Sn gtr. 1104, Hor6.Gentrol Mpe.,
miro ll1d]iten Wontog, 80. april, ber
"NtorooIt Sacramento 9oiiperein" 5lt
ieincr oieSiGbrigen @encralperlanm.
hing lnb 9eamtenipobl 5riommerr
~trcterr. Die %boll5Gblige anipeienbeit
Der Wtitglicber miro eriuortet.
Sod II Of cams 81: y@riiB
@ott, lieber Srcuno! Soben sic
Sbrc aronfbeit gliidlid iiberItan-
benz" = g.: S@on5 nod ni1t!" =
81: so! @as feblt Sbnen benn
nod?" g.: Sic Gednung poul
Ir5t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-26

Yaic snr 3eiic in's MnslamS be-
iorat s. Naine, Nr. Alb, Git-galti-
murc.S trake, nabc Guitnmbonic-Mue.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
RUNS OFF WITH
AUNT'S HUSBAND

BAKERSFIELD, July 11.-Mrs.
Lem Wilson, pretty, young woman
of Kern City. disappeared on the
morning of the Fourth and her hus-
band has been laboring under the
conviction that she met with foul
play He charged the crime to one
Sam Spencer, who was very much
enamored of the young wife before
her marriage. Spencer was released
from San Quentin last month after
serving a four year sentence for an
attempted assault.
Advices were received today from
the White River district that Mrs
Wilson was seen in blackboard driv
ing with w. H. Main, husband of the
young woman's aunt, who also dis
appeared on the eventful Fourth.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

G. z. Gavin, who was really the
cause OF the rush, said last night that
the country had the best showing of
any that he had ever been in in the
past seven years
1T is almost identical with Gold
field in appearance, said he, "and
that is the frst thing that occurs to
one. 1t looks just like Goldfield
does, looking at Goldfeld from the
old depot heard of the discoveries
there through accident. Old man
Hildebrandt came in here for the
Fourth OF July celebration; and he
brought some OF the rock along to be
assayed 1t was the most unlikely
looking rock that anybody ever look
ed at, but It assayed s270 ton. That
was good enough for me, and ! sug-
gested to Renfro that we go out and
lake a look at the country, SO we
started night before last.
We beat Hildebrandt out, and 10.
Gated the extension of his property
and got $50 feet OF the ledge There
were four Of us in the party and W.
located eleven claims between us W.
elt plenty more good ground foi
laose who We're to come after us
mere were about thirty locators ol
Tue ground when we left The da,
We arrived there a man named Jacl
Long came in with an assay on rocl
.aAeh from his location which wen
Sz'SOO for four feet. | saw the rock
.ne ledge and the assay myself
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
GIVES BOXTON
LEGAL STANDING
tBy Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-At a
meeting of the board of supervisors
at o'clock this evening, specially
called by Mayor Boxton, resolution
was adopted establishing new quar-
ters for the mayors office at the city
hall, the offices occupied by Mayor
Schmitz at Post and Franklin streets
having been abandoned by order of
the district attorney. The real OBJ
ject of the meeting was to give Box
ton a chance to preside as mayor, and
so add possible legal weight to his
appointment to that office by the SUI
pervisors, resultant of the felony con-
viction of Schmitz. Mayor Boxton
has appointed Harry G. McKannay, a
young lawyer. as his secretary
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
FALSE ALARM
ABOUT TONOPAH

GOLDFIELD, July 11.-The re-
port was current around Gold
field yesterday that Tonopah was
on fire and the telephone office both
here and there was busy all day
answering inquiries, The Bonanzas s
representative in Goldfield called up
the office here and found that there
was no fire. People claimed to see
smoke arising from the direction and
one lady declared that she had re
ceived telegram from here an
nouncing that the city was burning
rapidly. The appearance of the even
ing paper, however, without any
mention of the supposed fire quieted
the gossips whose greatest Joy lies in
spreading such tales.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
ST. PAUL Will
RECEIVE HONOR

SEATTLE, July 11.--After a de-
bate lasting several hours at which
the merits of three cities We're con-
sidered, the board of trustees of the
United Society of Christian En-
deavor decided that St Paul, Mimi
esota. should receive the honor,
Kansas City, Missouri, and Atlantic
City, New Jersey made hard fight
for the convention which will be held
in 1909. At the conclusion of the
meeting, however, delegates coming
from points in the states of the two
defeated cities were heartiest in their
support of the claim of the Mime
sofa city. This was the first real
days work for the convention, the
beginning was sunrise prayer meet
ing at every church in the city and
ended with services in several
churches at night. All day long
meetings of delegates from every
state in the Union were held with
discussion of topics pertinent to the
society. Many prominent men de-
livered addresses, among them DR.
Francis f. Clark of Boston, president
of the United Society; Amos r
Wells of Boston, managing editor Of
the Christian Endeavor World, ant
Hiram n. Lathrop, general treasurer
of the society.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

Mickelvitch was stabbed by Lezare
four times in the back, one of which
was a dangerous cut just above the
left kidney The men were playing
cards in the saloon, when they had
words and Lezare arose from the
table. and went out the door Mike
witch followed him and began throw
ing stones at him. They were not
ordinary stones that were hurled, but
stones as heavy as the assailant could
lift. Koefer was on his way home,
and the stones struck so close to him
that he turned and hollered at the
men to quit. At that time Lezare
had stopped and was cropping in the
semi-darkness for missiles to hurl
back Mickelvitch caught up with
him while in this position and the
two men grappled
Koefer ran back shouting to the
men to cease, but they paid no at
tention to him, and as he reached
them, he separated them, throwing
Lezare on his back He saw the
flash of the knife as Lezare fell, and
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

examination of Charles Meyer at
noon. 1t directed its strongest at
tack against the circumstances under
which the federation at the sugges-
ton of Simpkins came to the relief of
Orchard when arrested for the kill
ing of Steunenberg. Senator Borah
emphasized this connection and the
fact that the federation without in
quiry as to the guilt or innocence OF
Orchard gace $500 from its treasury
for his defense. He also developed
the fact that the federation is provid-
ing for the defense of Steve Adams,
who is charged with killing two
claim jumpers at the instigation of
Jack Simpkins. Meyer denied know
ing anything about the 500 Hay
wood sent to Simpkins few days be-
fore Steunenberg was assassinated,
which is traced to Orchard by the
unsigned note he got at the Caldwell
Jail and the coincidence of dates.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

the other combatant made desper-
ate rush to reach his man again.
About a dozen of the fighting
mems countrymen rushed from the
saloon at this juncture, and Koefer
placed the two men under arrest. The
friends of the latter jabbered to them
to pay no attention to the American,
and one of them got the knife away
from Lezare. Mickelvitch resisted
arrest, but finding that he was cut,
told Koefer to hold on to Lezare.
Koefer appealed for help, but one or
two white men who were in the
crowd refused. The miner grabbed
them both then and escorted them
back to the Jewell store, where he
met Deputy Sheriff Welch and Car
berry, and handed over his prison
ers.
The cut over the kidneys was three
inches deep and two and a half in
ches long. AS far as DR.. Cowden
could learn there were no internal
hemorrhages, and at an early hour
this morning he was sanguine of the
wounded mans life, provided nc
complications set in.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

Haywoods testimony was chiefly
characterized by positive denials of
the allegations made against him by
the prosecution. He denied that he
met Orchard until some time after
the Vindicator explosion; denied that
he sent Orchard back to Cripple
Creek to blow up the Independence
station; denied participation in the
Lyte Gregory murder; denied sug-
gesting or discussing the Steunen-
berg murder; denied giving Orchard
money; declared he never made a
threat against Steunenberg; told of
a number of occasions when he met
Orchard in Denver in the ordinary
course of relations with the fedora
tion officials and George A. Pettibone
and said that he saw Orchard for the
last time in August, 1905, when Or
chard told him he was going to Al
aska. Haywood said he chided him
for deserting his wife at Cripple
Creek.
The direct examination had not
reached the connection of JACK
Simpkins and the action of the fed
Grafton after Steunenberg was mur,
dered, when adjournment interrupt
ed. The state completed it's cross
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
News Brought to This City
of Fabulous Values From
District North of Reveille
Causes Great Rush--Gold-
field Greatly Excited.

There is the Reyeie Automobiles
rigs the all the day long, and the rush has hardly
= started location of the given fifteen miles
the camp by prospector named Hdebrandt who
was followed Renfro the automobile
the extension of the main strike
Knowledge the strike evidence Wednesday night
parties preparing out to the ground
The claim Hldeband that fouroot ledge gold
and silver highest said $1,000, while
: the lowest is $1400
who have joined in the rush do not much
values that have been What they in
eted that there The is that the
find porphry which extends from five
miles in length and extraordinary tales told of
the manner gold There have been
right on ground the strike BY there
be hundreds there.
All the pressed into service
and private all sides 1t is said
extended Godheld and that they going
out from just they leaving here
The district increased the day
who generally affected by strikes
rumors what is to be
The going with and the
that they may have opportun-
iy of examining country The from here will
about eighty miles
A. D. Renfro came in party who had located eleven
claims and they formation similar to
that of Godhed They say the rim rock of
malapai heard Of the strike which
went TO it several avs ago going by
he way Of Mile springs and Belle Helen
original discoveries made by Htdebant and JACK
Long simultaneously Other good show
ng o the properties Of other prospectos
which $270 to $500.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
SOLDIER KILLED
BY GUN EXPLODING
[By Associated Press.l

PORT TOWNSEND, July IL
During the ceremonies marking the
reception to Governor Meade and
staff at Fort Worden today salute
of seventeen guns was fired by a
rapid fire battery. One gun became
overheated and exploded as the
charge was driven home. Private
Tobassen of the Sixty-second COM
pany was so badly injured that he
died on the way to the hospital. Pri-
Yates Gilbert and McCracken were
seriously burned, McCracken losing
an eye.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13

man named Wood has a shaft down
ten feet and has the same character
of rock. Another named Hyde has
rock in a ten foot hole which goes
$500 and $500.
1T looks good to me also on ac-
count of the location. Here is Rev
ellie only five miles away with for
nation OF quartzite and lime forma-
tion, and in the new camp there is an
eruptive formation strictly porphyry
There is rhyolite, andesite, phonolite
and birds eye porphyry. You can't
pan any Of the rock, but upon roast.
ing It blisters all over
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
CREATE ELKs' HOLIDAY.

PHILADELPHIA. July 11-Mayor
Reyburn has issued a proclamation
suggesting that next Thursday be OBJ
served as a holiday in honor of the
grand lodge of Elks. The city is now
taking on holiday appearance.
Seattle is a candidate for the next
meeting.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
BEGINS SERVING SENTENCE.

PORTLAND. July 11-Dr. Alonzo
Van Gassner, partner of Congress
man Williamson, convicted with the
latter of subornation of perjury In
the land frauds, today began serving
his sentence of five months impris-
onment in the county Jail. William
son has appealed to the federal su-
preme court.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-07-13
Santa Fe Plans Trans
Continental Route
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IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW ORLEANS July 1.-THE Pcayune will
plans the Orleans
establishing the Gulf of Mex
the Pacific by visit of the
officials the Orleans General Super
Maxon Chief Engineer General Freight
Agent Hahy of the Gulf Colorado and Santa F made in
preliminary efectng with the
Gould lines which will the Santa Texas lines into New Or
September 18th. At the time plans
revealed build
connecting line from their San Angelo in Texas the
line will the
500 miles shorter than the Southern Pacific Meanwhile the
will line Orleans