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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

The steamer service of the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
is very closely associated with the coast
resorts Of Maryland. Its steamboats, ply
between Washington and Baltimore, touch
ing at numerous points en- route They
leave the foot of It'll street several times
in each week.
Another splendid Maryland resort is Deer
Park, in the Alleghenes, 5000 feet above
the level of the on a broad plateau
which is comparatively level for a distance
of nine miles, and is covered with beautiful
forests, in the midst of which Is the noted
Deer Park This resort is situated on the
Baltimore and Ohio railway, and is five and
one-quarter hours ride from Washington.
In West Virginia are Terra Alta, Mt.
Lake Park and Berkeley Springs, besides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
the reasonable rates for which accommoda
lions may be had.
Chesapeake and Ohio Section.

A large proportion of the state of Vir-
ginia is traversed by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, which takes in many promi-
nent summer resorts. All along this line
are picturesque views of nature. A short
distance west from Washington on the
Chesapeake and Ohio is the heart of the
beautiful mountain region of Virginia Some
of the resorts on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad are numerous springs, including
Virginia Hot Springs, Warm Springs
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Red Sui
phur Springs. Salt Sulphur Springs and
Rockbridge Alum Springs. At each of these
places may be obtained medicinal waters in
abundance, besides the bracing mountain
air and other features.
The oldest of these resorts, Virginia Hot
Strings is situated in the great hot spring
region of Virginia, at an elevation of . 800
feet with surrounding mountains >rising
/ 500 feet higher
Other Virginia towns worthy of mention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

for their healthful and picturesque sur
roundings and enjoyable climates are Otter
burn, Wacha preague, Elkton, Blue Ridge
Springs, West Point and Blue Ridge Sum-
nit. In this region are primeval forests
which cover the mountain sides and make
dark and outrageous deep valleys and ra-
vines between. The ground is carpeted by
the pines. which discard their foliage, and
other trees form shade for the sylvan
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Pennsylvania Health Region.

An infinite variety of delightful summer
ing places is to be found along the route
of the Pennsylvania railway and its tribu-
tary roads. From Philadelphia the tourist
is in a position to proceed to all of the
most beautiful parts of the state of Penn
sylvania, or he may go into New Jersey,
visiting Atlantic City, Cape May and
other seaside resorts. From New York,
by way of the Pennsylvania road. direct
connections be made to New England
and by the steamer routes to many we'll
known northern resorts.
AS an aid to tourists the Pennsylvania
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Some Popular Resorts.

Maryland and West Virginia are always
and ever popular stamping grounds for the
summer tourists. In Maryland may be
found many beautiful spots along it's shores
and in the mountainous regions. The towns
along the eastern shore have long been IA
nous for their advantages summer re-
sorts by those who desire rest and home
comforts with good sea-food dinners and
agreeable surroundings There are many
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W est Bay Shore.

On the west shore of Chesapeake bay is
located Buckroe Beach, which is reached by
electric cars from 'Phoebus or Old Point
Comfort. This resort is noted for it's
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railroad has issued handsome guide for
the season of 1907. which gives a graphic
description of all the resort sections, with
half-tone illustrations and maps of the
country covered by that railroad system.
Some of the tours announced by the Penn
sylvania are to Niagara Falls and the bat
tlefields of Gettysburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
On Norfolk and Western Route.

Along the line of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad are many places where the
tourist can spend the season with profit
and pleasure. Some of the prominent points
reached by this system are the Blue Ridge
Springs, Lynchburg, Richmond, Bedford,
Natural Bridge, Elkton, Buena Vista,
Luray, Hagerstown, Pulaski, Va, and
Front Royal.
Trips along the old Hudson river may
be taken via the Peoples line, giving view
of the river by searchlight. The palatial
steamers c. w. Morse and Adirondack run
on this line, leaving New York daily and
Sundays Connection is made at Albany
with trains for Lake George, Adirondack,
Thousand Islands, Montreal and the Green
mountains.
Many changes have been made in At
lantic City, it is said, since last season, and
this resort will be a favorite summering
place for tourists during the present sum-
mer. The latest modern improvements
have been added to its hotels, pure tone 10
it's amusements, while it's sea bathing will
be up to its longtime reputation.
Maine and Connecticut.
Among the finest resorts in the United
States are those in New England, from
Maine to Connecticut. There are places
where lakes and mountains meet, as at
Winnipesaukee, and others where the sea-
shore and mountains blend, as at Mt.
Desert, but on the whole the different sec
lions are dlStinct ana nave their separate
classes of devoteeS. Maine, New Hamp
shire and Vermont are pre-eminently sum-
mer resort states, as they possess attrac-
tons of scenery and climate that make
them charming as vacation regions. They
are, therefore, patroniZed by people from
all sections of the country.
The coast of Maine is known to every
tourist as one of the most picturesque
this continent, and it abounds in splendid
hotels. One of the attractive places on
the coast of Maine in the vicinity of Bar
Harbor is Sorrento, which possesses every
opportunity for a pleasant summer outing.
Sheepscot is another popular resort on the
Maine coast. A new hotel has been re-
Gently opened there with all modern
veniences.
From Boston many of the Massachusetts
resorts may be reached. One of the most
delightful ways of reaching Boston is by
way of the Miners Transportation Com
pany's steamers, which operates some of
the finest passenger steamers on the At
lantic coast.
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also operates the line between Mechanics
vile and Saratoga Springs, with branch
to Saratoga Lake and Kaydeross Park. The
latter place, for the convenience of excur
sion parties, has been fitted up for all sorts
of out-of-door amusements. On the branch
extending from Thomson to Greenwich Is
another pleasure ground known as Ondawa
Park which is the heart of the pine woods,
and Is fully equipped with all facilities for
the enjoyment of the tourist,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
GOOD WORK At
MASON VALLEY

Development work is being pushed
for all it is worth o nthe Mason Val
ley Copper company's ground, the
Spragg mine. these days, and the
showing is something wonderful. The
long lower tunnel, which taps the ore
body at a depth of about 800 feet
from the apex, has cut through over
fifty feet of high grade sulphide ore
-forty-two of which will run an an
average better than Z per cent in
the red metal. The face of the tun-
mel is still in ore. but it is of mn
what lower grade-an average of
about 8 per cent. The formation is
lime-granite and from indications on
the surface the largest and best
bodies of ore have not yet been en-
countered. The side drift being run
on the contact has been advanced to
the Is point and here another drift
has been started, This crosscut has
only been run about ten feet from
the drift, in the lime, and is coming
into ore. From all indications the
Mason Valley is going to make one
of the big mines of this district, if
not the biggest. The forty-two feet
of ore now crossed is equal to a
100-foot body in the Butte mines, as
the grade is nearly three times as
high.
Superintendent Logan has a gang
of thirty or forty Indians at work
grading a new wagon road to the
camp, and it will be completed in
about a week. This road will bring
the mine within four miles of Yer
ington and give a nice easy grade
The company has lumber on the
way for the erection of a boarding
house, clubhouse, blacksmith shop
offices, stables, storerooms, etc. In
fact, a camp that will accommodate
100 men or more. There are sixteen
men at work at the present time anC
there will be many more soon. This
little camp will be a hummer this
summer.-Lyon County Times.
Thirty days treatment for kidne!
bladder troubles and rheumatism fo-
ST.. Your money refunded if no
satisfied. Pineules contain no alec
hol. Do not derange the stomach
Easy to take. Sold by Kendall Ma
son Drug Co. 2-20-t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
some INTERESTING
NOTES OF ROSEBUD
MIR. PHIL BLUME GIVES DATA
OF DOINGS AT NEW
CAMP.


Mr.. Phil Blume, who is here from
the Rosebud district, is very modest
about the wonders of that camp. He
expressed himself as preferring that
those from the outside who have
visited the camp should extol it's ad-
vantages rather than himself, who
is heavily interested there. He did
manage to say that he considered the
future of Rosebud very bright, in
fact he thought the camp was a Won
der. He says it never looked better
and is improving daily. At pres
ent there are about 500 people at
Rosebud and building is going on
rapidly. He states that no matter
how short a time he may be away
he invariably notices a marked
change in the town upon his return.
Active development work is going
on on the Brown Palace group con-
trolled by the Nevada-Rosebud Min
ing Company, in which Mr.. Blume
is heavily interested. A shaft has
been sunk fifty feet above the ledge
and at a depth of twelve feet they
crosscut the lodges which were rich
er than shown on the surface. There
are two lodges, each about twelve
feet wide, a gold and silver ledge.
The silver ledge is about two-thirds
silver and one-third gold. OF the
gold ledge the average for nine feet
is $21.
on the Gold Ledge group there is
a vein about six feet wide averaging
$25 to the ton. 1t is the intention OF
the owners to add a few more men
to the force already at work.
The Powhattan group has run q
tunnel ~thirty-five feet long and has
cut a four-foot ledge, which averages
$500 in gold.
The Dreamland, which adioins the
Brown Palace group, is owned b!
Goldfield or Tonopah people. 1t hal
high values which are steadily i'm
proving.
On the Kalamazoo property bu
little development work has beer
done. Rich values, however, hav'
been brought to light. On a four
foot ledge values ranging from 81:
to s72 have been found.
The Sawtooth group. which lie
about eight miles from Rosebud, wa
located last December. The showing
is so far exceedingly good. 1t ha
been bonded by some Goldfield PEG
pie.
A telephone line has been con
strueted from Rosebud to Humboldt
house and branches will be run t.
Vernon and Winnemucca.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
SPARKS RESIDENTS
TO invest HERE

SPARKS, Feb. 15.-Residents of
Sparks who have made investments
in southern Nevada mines are highly
satisfied with the results thus far OBJ
tanned.
An incorporation known as the
National Development Company, cap
italized at 100000, has been or
ganized here, with officers among
several well known business men of
this place.
officers of the company are as fol-
lows: J. S. Parker, president;
Walter Jones, vice president; ].
Brown of Walnut Grove, Cal, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Among the active promoters of the
mining interests now in the hands
Of the local men are ]. e. Monroe,
j. S. Parker and G. w. Condor.
A double compartment shaft is
being sunk, and a depth of more
than 100 feet has already rean
reached. The owners of the lease
are prepared to sink 500 or 700 feet
on the property, although it is quite
probable that the ledge will be found
at a depth of 300 or 400 feet.
Through the personal relations ex-
listing between J. E. Monroe and the
owners of the ground the lease was
obtained. 1t is the only lease il
Tonopah at present, and, according
to the wise ones, it should result
in a fortune for those in on the
deal.
The men named above are now
working the famous Belmont ledge
and the ore already obtained from
this source is reported as being o
immense value.
The property now in the contro
of the Sparks men is regarded al
one of the reliable properties nov
in operation in this district.
The property now being worked
is an extension of a property whicl
is said to have produced a dividen,
of 10 per cent monthly.
The residents of Sparks who ar
interested in the venture have tn
greatest confidence in the mines, an.
believe that a large amount o
money will result from their invest
ment.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
Golden Boulder

Three shifts are being worked on
the Golden Boulder property, The
tunnel below the shaft in which the
first strike was made is BEND stead
lily pushed and it is expected that
connections will be made with the
shaft in about two weeks. The
shaft will be continued from the
tunnel level when connections are
made and stopping win be done to
further develop the ore body. In
the meantime high-grade ore is still
being taken from the shaft and prep
arations made for the initial ship
ment. -Fairview Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
RICH ORE AT TENABo.
Glowing Account of the Recent Big
Strike.

Glowing Account of the Recent Big
Strike.
c. f, Montgomery arrived from the
promising camp OF Tenabo last night,
and brings glowing accounts of the
recent strikes. He says on the Gold
Quartz they struck the ledge at a
depth of 157 feet and it assays 800
in gold. and 33 per cent copper. In
another place the ledge averages in
gold, silver and copper, $655 per ton.
On the Phoenix the ledge is forty
feet wide at the surface. They have
cut the ledge and the men have been
working four days and have not yet
got through II. 1t goes 81 ounces
in gold and 4SS ounces in silver.
In the Trout tunnel, a five-foot
ledge averages $103, there being
some very rich seams in It.
They have an assay Office in the
camp, so they can tell what they are
doing as they go along. Parties ia
miliar with the camp say there is sure
to be a big boom there in the spring.
-Eiko Free Press.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
COAL AT WALKER LAKE.

w. w. Sheets, from the Walker
Lake reservation, is in camp. He
reports that a deposit of coal has
been discovered on the reservation
of a very good quality. 1t took Mr..
Sheets and four associates just one
hour to raise money sufficient to de.
velop the property. Mr., Sheets states
that the general conditions on the
reservation are very good and much
activity is noticeable at all points
in the district.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
DromedarY Hump

Shipping ore is still being taken
from the shaft on the Consado frac-
ton claim of the Dromedary Hump
property. Work on the double
compartment shaft has been started
and the timber for it will arrive
this week. A shipment will be
made from the mine in a short time.
A steam hoist has been ordered
for the property and it will be in
stalled as soon as it arrives. The
shaft will then be carried to a depth
of 100 feet, from which level drifts
and crosscuts will be run. Three
shifts will be put to work at once,
and work carried on with all possible
speed.-Fairview Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
Nevada Hills Extension

The legal trouble which has ex-
listed between the members of tie
Nevada Hills Extension Mining com
pany and local claimants to the
ground has been satisfactorily set
tied and the company will immedi-
ately begin the development of the
property. Fifty thousand dollars has
been placed in a bank in San Fran
cisco. which will be expended in de-
velopment work during the present
year.
A force OF men will be put to work
as soon as the company can obtain
them. and the property will be
opened up thoroughly. The claims
are known as the Ohio and the Ohio
No. 2. They sideline the Nevada
Hills on the south and it is thought
that the rich ore shoot of the latter
mine extends across them.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
FATRVIEW IS MOST
PROMISING CAMP
Fairview Reliance

A shaft will be sunk on the st.
Paul claim of the Fairview Reliance
group. The st. Paul claim adjoins
the Dromedary Hump and Boulder
No. 6 property, and it is expected to
encounter the lead from which ship
ping ore is being taken on these
properties. Nothing but location
work has been done on the Reliance
property as yet, but it is proposed to
develop the different claims of the
group quite thoroughly this year,
Work is proceeding slowly at pres
ent, owing to the scarcity of labor
which is prevailing in camp at pres
ent.-Fairview Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
Nevada Fairview

The ore shoot has again been en-
countered in the shaft at the en-
trance to the No. 2 tunnel and is said
to be better than ever. The shaft
is down 100 feet and from this point
drifts and crosscuts are being run. In
the east drift the vein has been cut
at a distance of seventy feet from
the tunnel.
Shipping ore is still being taken
from the No. 4 tunnel and milling
ore in large quantities is being ex-
tracted.-Fairview Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
Empire state

The main tunnel on the Empire
State mine is now in a distance of
seventy-fve feet and work is being
prosecuted vigorously. The forma-
tion is becoming more strongly min
eralized and indications improve
every day. 1t is expected to cut the
ledge when the tunnel reaches a dis
lance Of about 10 feet. The work
is being directed by F. A. Virtue OF
the Fairview Mining & Investment
company.-Fairview Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23

The right place for the bed, man
people seem to think, is against the
Gall, where it will be fairly well out
of the way of the occupant of the
room in the day time. The right
place for the bed is, however, always
away from the wall, so that there
may be free circulation of air all
around the sleeper,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23

The new tunnel on the Valley
View, near the Mayfower, has been
started. The plan is to run this tun-
mel about 500 feet, in which distance
some promising ground will be ex.
plored. Cameron & Cox have just
completed a survey of the company's
holdings.-Herald.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23
LEAVES FOR BELLEHELEN

Mr.. Milo Game will leave for
Bellehelen this morning with a large
stock of merchandise. The district
has been growing with such rapidity
that the needs of a store have been
greatly in want and after looking
over the field Mr.. Game has de-
cided to satisfy the wants of the
people.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-02-23

An English miller has successfully
tested the vitality of some wheat
which was grown in 1899 and care
fully preserved since.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-05
Telegramy krajOwe.

New York, 5 listopada. - Kom-
panic: Trust Company of Ameri-
ca Lincoln Trust Co. przezyly
wczoraj kilka fatalnych godzin,
lecz okolo trzeciej godz. popolu-
dniu z ciasnego polozenia wyrwal
je j.. P. Morgan.
Do 1Otej rano obie instytucye
chwiaiy sic do tego stopnia, re u
rzednik stanowy juz mial ich ME
wypIacalnoSc oglosic. Lecz Nor
gan, W obecnym przesileniu 3D.
grywajacy cd samego poczatku
bardzo pochlebna role, przyslal i'm
w pomoc swoich ludzi i kilkaset
tysiecy dolar6w. Pozniej okaza1o
sic, re jedynie przez niedolestwo
dyrekcyi instytucye znalazly sic
mad gleboka przepascia i wkrot'
ce dano tym dyrek tor o m
poznac, re dalsze ich uslugi So
wcale niepozadane. Dyrekcye ere
zygnowaly, a ich stanowiska OBJ
jeli eksperci Morgana.
Danville, Ill, 5 listopada. =
w Kelleyville, Steelton, West
vile innych miejscowosciach
g6rnicy porzucili prace. Powodem
bezrobocia jest obecne przesile-
ME finansowe. Wlasciciele kopalh
zapowiedzieli zeszlego -czwartku,
Re wobec dzisiejszego przesilenia,
zmuszeuibeda wyplacac nalezyto-
Sci przekazami bankowymi. Cor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-05
-wc,o-., nv, n burmistrza A,

-Wczoraj byl burmistrza An
drew Stevenson, gen. sekr. organiza-
cyl "Laymen's Evangelical Council
of Chicago" aby 90 sic zapytac, do
jakiego wiasciwie kosciola nalezy.
Burmistrz ME chcial odpowiedziec
oswiadczyl niegrzecznie. 10 to lego
wlasny interes."
- Wlasciciel restau-aTT pm. S44
State str, George Cattorini, zabronii
obs1uzyc Henry Pickensa dlatego, 20
tenze Jest murzynem. Pickens Ia
skarzy} restauratora, q sad przysis-
giych sedziego Bruggemiera przyznal
skarzacemu 500 odszkodowania
= Ma szynach kolei Chicago juno
ton ma 64 ul. Loomis str. znaleEio-
no wczoraj strasznie poszarpane
zwioki SO letniego robotnika George
Logana, 62S ". Sc str. Niewiadomo.,
W jslkI spos6b ,nieszczs6cis ale wyderI
WHlk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-05
Rome notatki te|egIaticzne.

- Rzadowy bank angielsh pod
wyzszyl rate dyskontowa wczora1
51s ma procent.
w Wersalu we Francyi zbiegi
z doma oblakanych Henry hunting
ton, Amerykanin lecz wkrotce
potem zostal pochwycony. Ameryka-
min ow W lipcu br. przy lozu bolesci
swego ojca zranil strzalami rewolwe-
rowymi dw6ch braci dwie siostry,
"a co sic znalazi W areszcie, ale leka-
RE uznali go "a umysiowo chorego.
w Kr6lestwie Polskiem ma
przedmiesciu miasta Lodzi wydarzyf
sic niedawno nowy napad rabunku.
Ma idacego kasyera re stacyi towaro-
wei ma i6dzkiej kolei W towarzystwie
kilku funkcyonaryuszy sluzbowych,
napadn uzbrojeni bandyci W liczbie
kilkunastu odebrali mu $4,000 ru-
bu. ktore tenze mial ulokowac W
banku. w walce, kt6ra sic niebawem
wywiazala, zginal Jeden RADIUS, 1
urzednik policyjny zostai ciezko ra-
niony. Reszta uciekla pieniedzmy.
- Cesarz Wilhelm przyjmowai
wczoraj ma pozegnalnej audyencyi
kapitana Livoniusa, ktory odjezdza
do Waszyntonu, ably tam objac sta
nowisko wojskowego attache PREY
niemieckiem poselstwie.
- Max Reinholdt, byly superwi-
zor 19 wardy W Milwaukee, przyznal
sic DO iapownictwa. Skazano 60 ma
zapiacenie 5000.
- w Pittsburgh zelazem nalado-
wany wagon przewrocil sic boles-
ME skaleczyl 10 robotnik6w.
- Nelson Healy, % Ietm wyro-
sick, jednem uderzeniem sztaby ze-
laznej zabii Herberta Spence pre-
ciwnika W miiosci. Staio sic to W
Carmi, Ill.
- Ma polowaniu W Green Bay,
Wis, zostal przypadkowo zabity
William Cerney Milwaukee
- 10 letni Joseph Dean W Nor
folk, Va, zabii Julie Johnson sam
sobie odebral zycie. Zbrodnie popea-
Mono W zazdrosci '.- "
- w dniu 18 grndnia straconym
zostanie Armenczyk Bedros Hampar-
tzoomian, kt6ry zabii Hovhanesa
TavshangiRna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-05
Ale chodzi o polity-

twierdzeniem. Ale chodzi o polity-
ke czvnna, o polityke, kt6ra stwier-
dza "weiscie" Rosyi do Europy,
do "Bliskiego Wschodu," iak mo-
via W Petersburgu, kt6ry Jest ma
turalna arena ekspansyi rosyj-
skiei kt6rego bliskosc dziesiecio-
krotnie powieksza iego wartosc =
zw1aszcza po bankructwie dalekich
awantur. Korresp. polit. zgrzeszy-
Ia = tax twierdza = przez zbytek
wyobrazni. Ale iej intuicyi ME
braklo ami trafnosci, ami sluszno-
Sci.