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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28

A Kansas City boy visiting relatives
in Topeka was taken by them to Heidel-
rg-across-the-tracks the other even
ing and became very much interested in
a gymnastic exhibition. Say, uncle,''
he commented finally, I'VE have a Y. NJ.
c. A. in Kansas City. too. but they don't
serve beer and sandwiches there
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28

FOR SALE BY p c. MOORE =
2 acres in Oakland, 2 blocks from car
line. Your one chance. See me quick. ,
9 choice east front lots Reno ave-, cor
ner Sardou, 2 blocks from the new Tope-
ka canning factory. only $3.50.
Choice lots on Scotland and German
ave. Only $50.
Office cor. Wabash & Indiana ave.,
Oakland. - Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28

FOR RENT nice room at 1886 Kan. ave.
Inquire of c. o. Smith, SOB Topeka ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28
IDA g. BARNES n

Office 726 Kansas ave Residence Thfr-
tsenth and Clay. office hours: a. M. to
II a. m. and. D. m. to .. m. Both
phones 16 residence ard Ind. 1915 onrice.
DIR. H Fl. KEITH. surgeon and diseases
of women, with private hospital. Office
SCI Kansas ave. -fs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28
MONEY.

ABSTRACTS.
WILLIAM HALL JENKINS
Expert examiner OF abstracts. Legal pa
pcrs executed. Money loaned. Special loan
Of $500. Must be city property. 4ss Kar>
sas ave. Phone 1877.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.


ARENA. 2:11A. champion Kansas trotter
at Exhibition hall. fair grounds. Bel
phone 762. r. 1. Lee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-03

The seven wonders of Korea are: u
The marvellous mineral spring of Kin.
shanto, one dip in which is a sovereign
cure for all the ills that human flesh Is
heir to. co The double springs which,
though far apart, have a strange, mys-
terious affinity. According to Korean
belief, there is a connection under
ground. through which water GIBBS and
flows like the waters of the ocean, in
such way that only one spring is full
at time. The water possesses a won
derful sweetening power, so that
whatever Is cooked therein becomes
good and palatable. 81 The cold
wind cavern, whence comes a never
ceasing wind so piercing that nothing
can Withstand it and so powerful that
the strongest man cannot face 1t. "a
The indestructible pine forest, the
trees Of which grow up again as fast
as they are cut down. 90 The float
Ing stone, massive block that has no
visible support, but, like Mohammed's
coffin, remains suspended. W The
warm stone, situated on the top of a
hill and said to have the popularity of
spreading warmth and heat all around
It % A drop of the sweat Of Bud
dha, for thirty PAGES round which no
flower or vegetation will grow, nor
will birds or other living things pass
over it.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-03

needs, but of excellent material. Where
navy is as small as ours, the cardinal
rule must be that the battleships shall
not be separated. This year I am hap
py to say that we shall begin course
which 1 hope will be steadily followed
hereafter, that, namely, of keeping the
battleship fleet alternately in the Pa
cific and in the Atlantic. Early in De-
cember the fleet will begin it's voyage
to the Pacific, and it will number,
friends, among it's formidable fighting
craft three great battleships, named,
respectively, the Illinois, the Missouri
and the Kentucky 1t is a national
fleet in every sense of the term, and
its welfare should be, and firmly be-
lieve is, as much matter of pride and
concern for every man in the farthest
interior of our country as for every
man on the seacoast. A long ocean
voyage is nightly good training; and
not the least good it will do will be to
show just the points where our naval
program needs strengthening Inciden-
tally / think the voyage will have one
good effect, for, to judge by their
comments on the movement, some ex-
cellent people in my own section of the
country need to be reminded that the
Pacific coast is exactly as much a part
of this nation as the Atlantic coast.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-03
Men and Gossin.

when it comes to discretion, If
there is any inequality of the sexes we
fancy men have she disadvantage, /"
remarks London paper. IF there is
scandal in society, a dark cloud over
hanging the ministry, an ominous ru-
NOR about a newspaper or a bank.
where is IT first discussed? Why, In
the mems clubs. Thence it reaches the
female gossips, and if they in turn
mention what my husband heard at
the club they are at once set down as
scandal mongers, while the originators
Of the scandal go scot free. In the
country houses, too are not the men
as ready to tell tales as the women. as
eager to bring forward the latest
news, political social or financial?
Many women let thei- tongues n n or,
It is true, but so do many men"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-03
His Magnurn
Opus.
BY LULU JOHNSON.
1907, by NJ. NJ. Cunningham.

Poindexter pulled the sheet of paper
from the typewriter carriage and add
ed it to the pile in the wire basket be-
side him. He caught up the last few
pages and reread them with a glow of
pride, for he knew that at last he had
written a story of fash and blood In.
stead of the mildly innocuous romances
that had added to his bank account,
but not to his fame.
Ever since that night six months be-
fore, when he had come back to his
darkened home to find the note on the
dresser of his room notifying him that
Agnes had gone away with the man
he had considered his best friend, he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
&nrnnna bcmcntirt.

Sncbcc, Gue., 8. Scpt.-8clterit
mllroe bic Seihc oes GnlaOicrs SO.
norc 9cnlorp oufgefunoen, meld)cr
bel oen1 G%illltllrS Der Giiebec. Bride
nm's Seben 9ctonlmen lit; eS pcrocl,
abcr nod INNER 60 Eerionen pcr-
mibt. Monlignor Scgin belt Elm Sobs
tenant ub. bel pelfcr cine TepeiGe
ucrleicll milroc, IN ipeld)cr Moniignor
Gel &ol ona @cilcio ocs Enpitcs oi.
ldBlldl Der &otaItropbc 5linl 9ri1sorud
hrad)tc. Gem Yr1iiocntcn Gllid Don
Der vNnebcc Bridge 60" gillg eilic
Eepc'hc bon ocnt coniultirenocn Sn-
gcrllcnr Sbco0ore Cooper III, lporill CT
bas i)m 5ugcid)ricbcuc SSlltcrpiclu oils
Griinonne binitcllt, il, ueld)em or cr-
tl1rt haben iplltc, or babe cine Sepe.
Idle obgeianot, ollrd) melde er Die
Ginltelllug Der Irbeitcn an Der
Brittle am Gage Dor Der 2ataitropbc
pcgeit gciubrorobenber Nn5eid)en oil'
proncte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
3,uUlf UcricBt.

Ntlanti csG tn M, 3. Sept.
- &icr brad) gcltcrll cine tScrriS.Ta0
Gbnlide &rciS.S 6ulttcl Sliammcn
lnl0 ilbcr ein Tllbcn0 Ycr lollcll lultrs
Den perlctt, bic 10 Sabre ulte Gcitd
Nbbott bon Wattcaiuall, N.sO. mo
). goa bon 2(tlnntic-Gitp qcfGbrlid);
Narrp y. Settle BON 4biluorlpbia mo
5cbn Yonoere fnrncn nit lcid)tcn Ser.
lcblungcn onpon. Ger 1Scicrto0 bette
cine riciige Mcnidenmcngc nod) ut.
lantlc-Gitp gclodt, mo oic oltf Dem
9oarOmalf beiinOlidcn Circular
SmilgS" lpnrcn Den gal5cn ltod)mit.
tag in Nnlprlth gcnonrmclt. @1brcno
elmer 6obrt, III mclber ollc Cars be,
iebt moreil, braG bic ad)ie zines $50
gems llnb oieier iiel ollf ole Seite ollf
Die Groe. Mun glnilbtc 5llerlt, eS leien
piele Ecrioncn getoOtct morOcn, a6er
cS ltelltc lid) balb beralS, oab MIR ct.
nlge EerIollell ld)linnm perlcbt maren.
Beta 9lbbptt mar nid)t in Scr Gar,
lon0crn wuroe burd) cincn bcro6fal,
lenoen @ogen pcrlebt. Sic itGblerneIl
Solfcn Iielcn 10, oaB tic Die berollS-
ltiir6enocn Yaiiogierc beid)iibten
menll lie oireft b%erobgefollen mGrel,
bGtten lie perihiebene Yerioncn CT.
idla9en. Geltn mlirbc oltrd1 ibren 30,
ter bcifilbt, Der lid, iiber ous Wf1o-
den bengte mo 10 langc bcidiibtc, bis
mani Die 6erobiallenoen 0rGbte beiei.
tiatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Scbcnsrcttcr aciturbcn.

Eittsburs, Ga., 8. Sept.-0cr
ais 9luiieber in oen itGotiIfel
Sduinlmbaiins ongeitellte Eotrld
Manion, cin Mann BON 80 Snbrcn,
meld,cr in ocil lettcn brci Sabrcn III
ieiler Stellung 16 Ycrioilen oaS &C.
bcn gerettet bate, lit bier III 'eincr
@oblru,g cincnl Nniaa bon 2itngen-
ent5iinorung uto @cbirniie6cr erlegen,
ipeld,erl or iid it Iusiibrn9 icines
Inltcs 5ngejogcli bate. 3cbn Winl-
ten llad) Dem Iblcbcn 0cs pafcrcll
Mannes trid)ien cin Sertrctcr oes
vNrmp olto Noup Clubs" in ieil,cr
@pbnullg, Inn ibni ais Entertaining
icincr @eroicnItc I'M Die Menld)bcit
cine Mcoaillc ;it iibcrrcid)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Sin cntnlcn ld1tcs @cib.

2p d) ], So, 3. Sept.-Had,
eilem beitigen @ortpedJiel, Ben Der
10 Mcilen BON bier m%obnbaite SSar.
nler Soiepb Yeeplcs Dor ntebreren 20.
ger, nit ieiner Satin bate, id)o5 ore.
lelbe i'm iino bieb i'm nit einem Grii.
gel uuf Den aopi, 10 oaB er 5alo nod.
fer ieinen 8eiit nufgob. 0as emf.
menid)te Weih rnn0 oont einei
0rnbt I'm Die 9eid)e, ipannte eirelj
Mmlleiel oaran uno lieb Sen aorper
ibres SpfcrS ourd) bieien in Elm llabes
@ebolj id)leppell. Iic 2cid)e iprrbc nn'
Sonntog uufgeiunoen. Die Srali, oic
uerbaitct milroc rnb in @eoioro Gihs
I'M @efGlgnib iitt, beballptct, lie babe
III MISUNDERSTANDING gebanoclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
g%cmlcnpcit aud) nidJt nntcroriift.

Son Sran5isco, Gal, 3.Scp-
tenlbcr. - @eitern fanlcn eli, lpcite-
rcr SooesfuIl IN SoIge Der geulen.
peit urlo 5luci peitcrc %perb1dtioe
Sale sur offi5iclleu Innlcloung. Bel
bent Sooesfoll bniOclt es Iid I'M
cine 0rul IN @crfclcp i%eiicits Der
@oi. PM oieicn Sol trifft Die Gr.
fl1rung Der Tcitbcboroen 5u, bnB
olc Sofenplntc on ser paciiiidlen
aiiitc, mcld)c in oircftcm Scrfcbr nit
tralspacifildlcn Eurftcn itebcil, Iid)
ollf cin ipornoiidcS Illftrcten Ser
Selld)c gcfnBt MAIDEN miilicl,. Wfit
Der s(itsrpttung Der Hatten ipirb
encrgiid uno criolgrcid) nod Dem
III poriger @odc cinscfiibrtcn Sp-
itcnt pprgc9angclL nod ipeld)em Die
Stoot III 5molf GiItriftc e~ingctbeilt
lit, al, bercn Spibc jc cin gr5t, Sn,
lpcftorcn unb Niiiltenten iicbelr. gltd)
an arlbcren Observation-Disclosures
l1Bt man cs nift feblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
TuminifoniId,c Ynlcibc.

Mai bingtpr, ,. g., 3. Sept.
- Hof cillent oent Stnats Teporte-
mert bon Dem omerifariiden 8cioro-
ten McGrccrp in Sar, Tomingo 5ilge,
gangenen aobelgrantm bat TrGiiocn.
Gnceres cine ouberoroentlid)c Gun.
grebiisung mlf oet 10. September
eillberuien, meld)e Der, nel,citcn Sor.
iflau zines ltcbereinfommens pcg@l
einer anlcibc Don $20,000,0 900 nit
Ger Help. gorfer 6irnid aiibn, 2peb &
So. III grm1auna nehn1en lon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Yuiuers lGft ppn i'd b6rcn.

8eprgetopn II, 9p., 3. Scptcnls
Der. = 9lilf bie bon 9. ". Soger. bell
Don Den Scmofraten npminirtenGnli.
oiooter fir Dos Commensurate, il,
ciller Hebc a6ge9ebcne Grfluril1g, CT
ucroc, rpenn crip1blt, Golcb EopcrS
nidt bcgnaoigen. folS bicicr Der Wit.
id)ulb OH Der Grnloroung bcs Wpll.
pcrllcilrs 0obel iibcrfiibrt mcrbc, bot
Eoipers cine idIriftlid)c Grfl1rung
p%crofientlid)t, iuoriil or lngt, or babe
cnblid) bcn gtanlclt ocs M6rbcrs bon
8obel %crfobrel unb foltnc ~bcnicl6en
nenilen. Sim @oparb, ser iid) iett
lpcgcll Scr Sbot i'll @cfGngniB beiilis
Set, iei nid)t Der Moroer. Yoipcrs
fiigt bill5ii, CT luolle nidlt, on6 ieiit
Nanlc III Die Ganlpognc 9esogcn iucr-
Den gum Sd)aoen cireS Gonoibnten
mo sum Hilbcn eincs anoercit. @cnt
or Wolpers) nid)t Dor ser @abl cinct
EroScb erboltc, lperbc or iltinittclbor
nod ser @abl BOZ, benz n1d)ltcn 8oi,.
pcrllellr cine EroSeiiiruitg %perlnllgcll
mo babel bebiilflid iein, ben pirfli-
den MDrbcr Der SlIltij 81 iibcrallt.
luprten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

uIilNl ilNllllu]cH uiIluullS HtI lu)lClCll
&crfebr b%eid)r0ntt, 10 miro bod fUlIm
be5lpeltelt, oaB audi oo3 canaolIfc De
id0ft III WitIeiOenidoit gc5o9e1t per-
ben 0iirfte. Die omerifa1tti6en 2inien
habcn ben cataoiidJen &crfcbr iiber
Ncp=Iorf urlO Bolton cifrig gepilegt,
AND offenbnr merbell Die canaoildcn
Sinicn g%e5nltngcn iein, crltpc0cr ibrc
Sdbe 81 reou3irer1, oOer bas 0eld)Git
Gn Die amcrifunilHcn Gatnpfcr 5lt ucrs
%licrer.
&ramaIle Dor @eri6 t.
Mieu, 3. Sept. - Sn Senherg,
@oli3ien, bot Dor Dem 5uitGnoigen &C.
rid)t Die Ero5eilirllng bon iieb5ebn rll-
tbcnilden Stllocnten bcgonnen, Die al
Ben llniDerlitGtS : aranallcn i'm leb-
ten Sarnlar berpnrrugenoen 9lntbcil
nabmen, ais BET elmer ISmmdtrifulos
ton Der nllcini9c @cbrolld) 6cS Yolnis
id)elt cr5lpun9en murOc. Die SerbanO-
lltngen o"iirften pier Gage IN 9(niprlld,
ncbme1.
Gum 9nloenen0t len it subj.
lnum ouSge5eiHn net.
@ien, 3. Sept. - &aiier Sror5
Soicp6 bat Dem General. 9lOjl,tonteu
0roien GounrO Guar uto Dem 6eIo.
3eltgmeiIter 8rofen 8lritau bon Gel
oern-@gmono onldBli6 beren goloes
men 0ienitiubilden in eigenbdnoigen
Sdreibrn ieinen Can't uno ieine 4n.
ertcnnrng allSgelprofelt uno beioeu
Die 9rilanten gum b0d)lten Sroen,
lueld)en iie innc bubcn, uerlicben.
&cne5uela mill 3abIen.
9riiiieL, 3. Sept. - @ic bier
crflGrt miro, hat Die 9tcgierlmg BON
@ene5uela ser belgiid)en Ncgierltng
mitgetbcilt, lic beobiihtigc, iofort nit
Der 9e5ablung ibrcr Sdlrloen ilt mo.
notIiden Hotelt an oicjcni1cn MGdtc
81 beginner, bic rGcneplclo nit 9lfs
tllnA bcbnnoclten," alS Ole Wf1d)te iidJ
III Der 6oroernng 5ltlamnle1ifloIiel,
0oS 2nnO loac icincn &crpiliAtrngcn
nahfommer.
GGoleroi II Oofobomu.
Oofobam a, 3. Sept.-Ger critic
toOtlid) u%crlmlienc GGoleraiol i'm bic
iigen @oieu lit gcmcloct. GoS Spicr
mar Scr japoniidc SupcrcorAo ocS
NompierS rSofarigno Mnui." Moa
pcrmlltbct, ooB CT Iid sic &rontbcit ii:
CIlcm Der %NnlcgcbGfcn 5piihcn bier
lno 9tcmdmalB 5lt5og. Sic Eoiingiera
lporcll gclonoct, chc ser SAT- cntOcCtt
mllrOe, unb mcrocn MN 0c'lldt. SGiii
mo Mamnldait fnnlcn in Guorol-
tGue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
@e II Of / ii I IS mann
pom &openid" II d1 be.
iirmprtet


pom aopenid b t be.
tiirmortet.
SuIti5 = Wtiniiter Gr. 9eicIcr bo:
Die Scfilruortung oeS @naocngeill-
dies Der engliidcn oGburd Irnp"
filr ben nSaltptmann BON &openid, "
Der leincn bon Der gall5en @elt be-
lobten, genial oltsgefiibrten 8ou.
neritreif) jebt I'M @ef6ngniB abbiibt,
abgclebnt. Die Gngldnoer battcrl
ltt, mic iciner5eit gefobelt, an Den
Wtiniiter gclponot, oomit CT lire
Eetition Dem &aiier iibermittle llno
iid fir oercn geneigte 9eriidiifti.
gung Dernenoe. SaS bon pornber-
cin oltsiiftsloic 9cgebren lit MN ir
oIler 6orm obi6lGgig beidieoen NOR
Den.
gIit i6IGgt in cine airb e
bel ser SubeIfeierei II.
Cine beflogcnsiuertbe &otaitropbc
miro aus Sembcrg I'M meitpreub;.
lfen Ge9ierungsbe5irf Warienmers
Der gemeloet.
Sn Der bortigen fotboIiiden Stride
pllroe ouS 400.jdbrige 9eiteben oeS
@ottcSbauies ieicrlid began9cn. Die
Stride ipor bis 5lIr Soiiun9smoglid)-
felt gefiiut. gtof Der Ereoigt m1b-
reno oes So6umtes brad plotlid) eiil
furdtbnreS @elpitter los. Ger 9lit
lhllg in ben Sbllrm nit obrenbe.
tallberloem &rad)en eir, nnO bier
Ferionen fanoen oltf Ser Stelle ibren
Sob. IS entltuno MN cine entleb.
lid)e Eonif. Niles Itrebte. bon Surd)t
gcpadt, ocn lpcnigen GltSg1ngcn SIT.
Sn bcm @cbrGtge iuurben icd)S5ebn
Srouen lulo &irbcr oltf Dos Sdlpcr.
ltc pcrlcBt, inoem tic bon Der Wtenge
81 Vooen getrompelt mlIroen. Sa3
S6refcnScrcignib bat cincll groBen
Sbcil Der Ncpolfcrung ocS Srtc3 III
ticfc Srultcr ucriebt.
Vnnoc pon Spiunen.
Wtit c6eu 10 Diel Gifcr dis @riinbs
li6fcit filbrcn Die Militdrbcbor0e1
ibre ~lllltcrl lld)ltngcn IN Der G%pblcn5er
SanocsucrratbS = Ingclcgcnbcit, I'M
oaS gcionlnltc, bonlit 5ltiommenbGil-
gcnoc Spipnoge Spitcnt bios SIT
lcgcn. Gen 9lnitoB SIT Dem ieti9en
&Orgc6cn CAB bic III &crbofal oil
Der 6clgiihen 8rcn5c crfolgtc Scr
boftung cincS &eiicnOcn, i'll oeiicn
@clib iid N6id)riftcn Der gebeimen
S6icB = Snrld)riftcn fir Die bcutIdc
NrtiIlcric porfanOcn. Giclc icfretcll
glttcnitildc iino MIR elmer bci6r1nf-
ten Nll5ubl Oifi5icre, mcldc SIT Der
Itrcngitcn 0ebcimbultlng ucrpflidtct
ilnO, 5ug0nglid.
NuhOcnl bcrcitS por bier Sa0cn
Der @icc : SclOluebcl Slit ponl %.
MrtiQcric : Nc1iment in Gobleli5 iii
Saft gcnonnmen lullroc, crfpl9tcn
bclltc 5luei pcitcrc &erboitrngcl1,
lnd) nllgcmlcincr Innobnte glcid).
falls lpcget SanOeSocrrntbS. Sn
@erbertbol nobm Die Eoli5ci oeit &c
ootteur elmer Solinger 3citrng felt,
in oe'icn @obnlng onlGBlid elmer
SolSiil6ung Sdriftitiide compro.
mittirenocr Ntntur uo~rgciun0cn iullr-
Den. Gin Sicc . Sclopcbcl oes adj.
ten boperiid)cn Iegiments ipllrbe
ollf Dem Mon0perfelo III Der @cgcno
bon Meb pcrbnitct ulb nod Berlin
~tronsporttrt, no CT mubreno Der
0oller Der eingelciteten llnterlld)ung
I'M @eiGngniB perluoDrt miro.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
Lucky DutChman Alive

Salt Lake Tribune: Secretary John
w. Geiger, Of the Lucky Dutchman
Mining and Development company, yes
terday received an encouraging report
on the condition OF the company's prop
erty at Crescent, New, from Superin.en-
dent John w. Boyer In the report,
Mr.. Boyer says: "In the north cross
cut, which is now $50 feet in length,
from the bottom OF the 3j0-foot shaft,
the slips and seams are all stained with
manganese and iron, which looks en-
couraging considering the fact that the
rich ore which we have on the surface
shows the same composition. In the
south crosscut, which is $50 feet long,
from the same level, it is looking more
favorable for the finding of the ledge,
and expect to find the ledge any day. y
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
SEARCHLIGHT
Postmaster is a DefaulteI City
Campaign is On

Postmaster w. B. Atwell was arrested
last Sunday on a charge of misappro-
prIating postoffice funds, and has ad-
mitted his guilt. The defalcations
amount to more than 5000. Atwell
has been engaged in number of bust
ness enterprises within the last few
months and it is thought that the post
office money was used to further his
projects. A surety company is on
Atwell's bond for $4,000.
Searchlight city election to select
officers for the new city govern
ment will be held November 26th.
Candidates are numerous and a hot
fight is anticipated. Searchlight is the
first full l-hedged city in Southern Nevada.
Neither Goldfeld or Tonopah have city
government.
c. T. Durell, civil engineer, candidate
for assemblyman in the last election
and since superintendent of the Death
Valley Arcalvada Co. at Gina, has left
the county and is now enroute to the
PHILIPPINE Islands, where he has been
engaged to take charge OF an exploration
party.
The Searchlight News, which suspend
ed several weeks ago, is again on deck,
and presents healthy appearance.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
New Homestead Law

An important change in the regula-
tions for acquiring homesteads on pub
lie domain has been announced by Com
missioner Ballinger OF the general land
office. As an additional precaution
against fraud, all persons making home
stead entries on public lands after
November lst next will be requir-
ed to have actual residence on the
land for fourteen months before
they will be permitted to "commune"
the entries to obtain title by cash
payment. Heretofore the period of ac-
tual residence has been eight months.
The ruling will not affect entries made
prior to November /, 1907.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
BEARING STOCKS
Is SChVab Pikins or Playing
the Game

Chas. NJ Schwab recently gave out q
statement to the San Francisco news
papers that he and his friends had been
handed some gold bricks in Nevada that
were only gilded. He admits the Mont
gomery Shoshone is good investment.
Another one that has paid him is the
Tonopah Extension.
True he dropped some money in
Greenwater, but that is in California.
Mr.. Schwab should be more exact about
his loses and give due credit to Nevada
for having made some money for him.
He is evidently trying to bear stocks to
get into Goldfeld mines cheap. Either
this or he is piker for squealing.
Henze Bros. lost millions in copper
recently, but we don't hear them squeal-
ing about their losses.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
DaSgett Murder

VIM. F. Smithson, deputy sheriff and
constable of Daggett township, was fat
ally shot by negro named Edward Sill
yer last Saturday evening. Silver was
menacing the life OF an employe OF the
Borax works, from which he had been
discharged, when Smthson went to ar
rest him. Silver fired five shots into
the officer, who died Sunday morning.
After the shooting the negro escaped to
the hills. Armed posses from Daggett,
Barstow and San Bernardino secured
the country till early Tuesday morning,
when the murderer was captured in
Cajon pass and landed in the San Ber-
nardino iail.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
Trainmen Organize

\ branch OF the Brotherhood OF Rail
road Trainmen was organized in Las
Vegas Sunday, October goth, by District
Organizer j. c. Clark. Officers were
elected as follows:
Past Masters. f.. Cobb.
Master-E. l.. Gardner.
Vice Master-Leo Beutor
Finanrier-lI. W. Morris.
Secretary-L. f. Deason.
Warden-J G. Gallow.
Meetings will be held each Sunday
afternoon at the Eagles Hall, at
o'clock, mountain time.
Mining Deeds, Location Notices and
Certificates at The Age office.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
Nevada Bishop

Rev. Henry Deane Robinson, presl-
dent of A theological school at Racine,
Wisconsin, has been appointed by the
house of bishops of the Episcopal
church as the new bishop for the new
missionary district of Nevada, just ere
ated. The appointment is effective at
once and Mr.. Robinson is expected to
arrive in the state in short time.
The appcintment carries with it an al
Iowance of $4,000 per year for salary
and maintenance of the church in tins
state
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
Brentwood

Word has been received from Bright
wood, to the effect that the Greenater
Consolidated Ml1ing Co. has uncovered
rich shipping ore running over 400
ounces in silver to the ton. The vein
is widening and shows tree gold and a
per cent of lead.
The Texas Gold Mining Co., new
corporation, is doing systematic develop
ment work. One OF their shafts has
gained depth OF 20 feet and foot
vein of ore carrying values as high as
$50 a ton has been exposed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26
Nevada Banks Close

The State Bank and Trust company,
with headquarters at Carson and
branches at Goldfeld, Tonopah, Man
haitian and Blair, closed its doors We'd
nesdav. State bank examiners are in
charge.
The difficulty was due to the inability
to realize on stocks placed as security
for A $40O, 900 loan made to the Sullivan
Trust company last year.
The banks assets are thought to exceed
liabilities and it is claimed depositors
will be paid in full.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-10-26

Joe Motlitt, Los Angeles
A Mcguire, Goldfeld
\ II Warren, Salt Lake
j ii Manderiield. SALT Lake
b G Hoist, Goldiield
ID VI Gibson
Mrs l. J Locke, Rhyolite
ii NJ Ardle, Salt Lake
Harry Lee, Paris
A Kinney, Salt Lake
J + Cate, Chicago
f. l. Gardner and wife. Calente
Mrs II f Lopas, Grand junction, Col
VIM ii Caughey, Muskegon, Mich
W ii Grove, Penn
Geo Walker, Los Angeles
W DeFord and wife, Calente
\ + Shahan, Los Angeles
Sam kir' elmer,
+ Angerman, Chicago
Phil Smith, Caliente
Peter Beidel
John b Shea, San Francisco
Mrs q & Davis and family
James W McCull0ch, y y
Henry J Labatt, San Francisco
) J White, Los Angeles
Ii. +. Wells, Cleveland o
+ = Roberts, Los Angeles
5 Polack, Salt Lake
f VI Morris, Kansas CITY, Mo
Don G Aldredge, Virgin City, Utah
Mrs G Deal
q W Mendenhall
VIM Wood and wife, Los Angeles