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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-18
ONE GENT 4 MRl
WANTED

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WANTED
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LOST - Open faced nickel plated
watch, Waltham movement, with
name of Geo. r. Youmans on face.
Niu pay reward of S. If returned
10 w. j. Graham, Waynesville, Ga.
or to this office
>sANTED-Person to travel in home
! territory; salary $3.50 per day and
expenses. Address j. A Alexau-
der, e Plymouth Place. Chicaso,
H.
LOST-Columoja coaster-brake bi
cycle taken from in front of Az
mory Wednesday night, Nne att
Reward II returned to Wrighfs 81
s@rance Agency.
FOR BENT-Fiffeenfoom apartm ant
newly renovated. centrally located
an conveniences; suitable for hotel
or boarding house Apply to Alber.
Fendig & Co.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished
rooms for single gentlemen b. the
month, references required. Ad.
dress r. O. Box 3S4.
FOR RENT Three CONNECTING
rooms furnished complete f3r
housekeeping, gas range ana bath
426 Newcastle street.
| FOR sALE-One Of the best situated
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Apply to r. r. Hopkins & Son.
! FOR RENT-306 A street one block
below the Oglethorpe, rooms aud
board for -four or five gentlemen.
FOR SALE-On account Of leaving
the city. | offer for sale one lot of
household goods and cooking
utensils. Apply to $40 Carpenter.
FOR SALE-Lot on F street he
tween Cochran avenue and Stone
wall street. containing a two-story
seyen-room house | would like to
exchange for one-story residence
or sell at bargain Apply to w
c. Ames, steamer Emmeline.
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tached Reward # returned to J.
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WE WANT fifty men to learn bar
Der trade few week scompletes.
little expense. positions for all
when through tools given. wages
SATURDAYS; diplomas granted:
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States, Of good character and TEN
perate habits. who can speak read
and Write English For information
opnIr to Pan-uftsne~ nHsno~ - vrva~A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
2ofomotipfi6rer ais SinScnbof.

ate + + y, Conn, Z. Yedr5. -
8i1iam 6. Siiber aus Netp.Sooen,
Der 2ofomotibfii6rer, pelfer fir Den
3liommcnitoB ieines S%pc5ial5ugcs
init Dem 2oful5uge aus Neiu.Sauen.
ouf Ger Nougatudet- 3meiglinie Der
.Netu.Oorf, Hem.Sapen & Sartfor0-
balm" am Wtorgen beS porigen Som.
Itag perontmortlid) 9emoft miro,
ltelte iif i'm &oli5ei9eri6t ein unO
nurre inter Der geiduloigung Der
Sootung bes 2ofomotipfiibrers @il-
fam Horton bon Dem onoeren bethel.
ligten 3nge inter elmer 9iirgidort
BON $500 Dem Superior eri6t
ilberipieien, Dor mel6enl Der Sal nm
Die Wtitte res Monots SUM our Ser.
bon0lltng fommen miro. @obriGein-
lid miro Siibcr aiid) nod ipegen Zoo
tlng Der beiben Sei5er 9arpcnter
mo Gridlon bclongt per0cn, lueld)c
bci Der Golliiion um's 2eben famcn.
slac MitglicOer Der Gompo9nie 3
pom 2. Geginlcnt, ipeld)e bel Dem 3uz
i%amnlcnitoBe ocrlebt murfen, befin-
Den iid ailf Dem 8ege Der 9eiiermg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Diarplano q gcnninlpania u. y.

Sine ~Uerla'cn 9erth. glrtnue.e intiue:
7,30 Sorm. nab guri idqIi6, au&gencn,men
SnnntdgS.
$50 @orut. mad GeIt1, mn Goulfdqs.
$50 Torfrt. itna Befdtr idgli6, nnBaeitont'
men GpnrtdaS.
l.2o glatbtn. rn6 @rIoir, MIR eomflab.
3.25 yindtt. nab Yotf iigIid, uuSGeHomm,r
SnnHtuaS.
4.05 gladiin, rdt 9eIia. MIR GnrntaoS.
145 glnthiit. nan BalGtr idgIiG, uuSgcHnmf
men SOnniugs.
600 Nbencs nau Selia tigIi6, nu8ecnom'
men GonntndS.
If 90 @beubs nn6 8cTid, rur Sonnides.
1t.30 abenbS mad 9eIair, Wlit.po6 II. Gam
ft1G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

itopeln bonn @eiibt 81. WoieIt1t
raltfter. Ser 8eterauen-8erein orS
StabtdenS iptr0e fluebar, uno Die
8erbon0Iung, Die iib gum @GI3en
fomti6 geltaltete, bat nun NIT Der
Serurtbeilung oeS 8eoofteurs geen,
bigt.
9 ob SEN IS BON 8oferSs
ptlIc."
&oiicr @ilbclm 6ot 6cr6inono
9onn's n9crlincr Tbeater" beild)t IL.
ii6 6cn nSun0 bon 8oferSpiIlc" ont,
geicben, Ser BORT 5itr Nltffiibrung &c.
langt. Ser 2oiier oriiftc Bonn &C.
genii6cr feline 8e%irieoigung iiber ooS
Stiid aus uno iogte, eS iei geboItnol-
Ter, olS DSberlod SolmeS." Ger Wo.
nordJ bencrtte nod, CT 6elpltnberc be-
ionber$ ocn Wlltb 9onn'S, in0em or
eS 9etpogt miiie, G%cluiiie 8obrbcitcn
ullS5uiprc6cn. Gomit iino Die fiir5.
li6en NuSiGae gcgen oie 8ritit Der
8reiIe gcmeint, in mcl6cn Bonn IiN
crying, olS or gum 9r0Btcn @ritulmcn
Scr 3ltborcridoit onItott ocS ongG-
iagten uS6erlod SolmeS" pl0blid)
sic Nuffiibrung beS Dramas n0er
Sunh BON 9oferspiQe" anfiinoigte.
HltOolf Ironlon lit bier eingetrof,
fen. @r i6loB nit 2eonconoQo einen
Gontruft o6, Dem 81 5olge Der itolic-
niide Gomponilt uuf elmer Soiirnec
in Den Ser. Stooten ieine eigcncn
Spcrn Oiri1iren mfrs.
&rcu5cr nHoon" miro &C.
fcrti9 III ~ t.
Der @on3erfreu5er nNoon," pcl-
der befonntliG pom Geihsmorincs
4nlt 5ltr Sbcilnobme on Der interno.
tionalen 6lotteni6olt ans 9(nloB Ser
Subildums- NuSIteaung in Somes-
tolun, So, 6eItimmt lit, erbGIt in &iel
cleftrii6e illumination, bic 6ei ser
feitli6en @elegenbeit eritroblen io0.
Der Stronger miro Die 5obrt iiber ben
S3eon Mitte 9(pril ontreten. Ser flci.
ne &reu5er nSomburG" ipelder ltrs
Ipriin9li6 aud m~itfobren ioute, miro
nod nelIerer 8erfiigung oobeim blei-
ben.
VI ed burgcr ais Negent
ii +. ~ - - ~ ~ ( III W,
3ie 0emnaditige &egentenmobl in
9rauni6mei9 bei6oftigt pie0er Die
oa9enleine 9(ufmerfiomfeit. 25n belt
ltnterri6tcten areiien miro cS fir
mobrideinlid) gebolten, ooB oic @nbl
ouf eillen Wtedlcnburger &er5og fol-
len miro. lluter feinen llmitGn0en
miro mieoer Elm Brin5 aus Dem Sall-
le S%oben5olern erforen lueroen. Ser
&ullar bat olIf heutlidIte 8eiie AN
pcrlteben gege6en, BOB er cine iolfe
Wobl nid)t miinI6c.
Illerlei aus 9eutl6GonD.
Die Som6lrg.I nlerifo.2inie beo6-
Iidtigt cine lpeitere 8ermebrung III
rer ltattliden Slotte. Soe6en lit bel
Scr S6i6au.@erfte in Gliding Elm
9ampier bon 10000 3onnen beIteQt
morOerL nit Oeiien 9ou unper5iigli6
bcgonnelt iperOen ioa.
2out Weloung ais 90ln lit inter
Der oortigen 3oblrei6en @orniion Die
@enifltorre bon Neuem cridienen.
IS 6errldt Die gr0Bte 9eiorgniB Dor,
bob Die aetabrlide 8ronfbeit ii6 aus
breiten miro. SeitenS Ger WilitGr.
mo Gipil6eborOen iinb i6lcunigit Die
lmfolienoiten MaBregeln getroffen
moroen.
Ger nGeutide SiibiiAe Siilfs.@er.
elm" 5olte in ieiner geItern bier o6.
9eboltenen Sabresberiammlung benz
Helu-Yorfer 9onfier Sofob $. S6iff
5ribut. Giner Ser Mebner prizes i'm
ais einen Sbilantbropen unb erfl1r.
te, BOB er Die onlerifonii6e Hegie-
rung Deranlnbt babe, auf Der COME.
ren5 IN algeciros fir Die Suben III
Moroffo einultreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Sr. CAN'T,


Ser electromagnetic ouer WfSien. 9r CT,
5dbft Sbner, ipns &c au iuiiien piirfheTl. mao
ss einItie oeer iIeilnItie iein. ,Giei6piel. mas
ober gbinffe iino. Gr bat ~9trncrcn acboIfcH.
Wnrum Mot 2bncn2 60 iibcrScuRt NJ or ben
feiner 5nbiafeit. onf er fe!ne VcinbGuHa i'm
8ornns fir Sortrdpe eittpenen niumt NIB
lpeim or nibt In 1lleu Sducn odHiQ 1%nfrtenen
felt miro feire Sebii6r a~cccplirt g%'ortrdpc
80 Gents unh $t.00.
Spredbfunben onu 10 bis { ithr.
=. 4 Y. 2clcpbou: WOini Neruon 6l76-U
Dir. 40, garf.Nueune.
tTe6i4--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

I GRANDDAUGHTER beS sBabcrn ar. lint. .gier.
J Gus" s9iDenirnn8 . SuiHen 5 QcreiIs,"
I pGnnton SmnterpibrenJe Nuus rro pctb.
J SereillS." oScntihe GtmiiiD.:6ieit" luo
J ,Se1pers@DnIl0Oe Cir. 47S, 9. 3. s."
) 1rif6te lgier 8u ie6sr 8tit. - .. & a.
9tlepb0t. dSolie 32S r.
! Gurina'S Canton Interchangeable"
aitbr1rft.fde 3. ctr. u, Ho't.Nue, 6uuton.
s &"nlptQuariier hes rGautou pieofr.rdna".
: Ginaiinnoe ieoen Wittnocb gIhtuo. Ser
|, 9nmetsNere!n beriammeIt flo iebcn 9isu'
! itGp IbeLo. - s,NotionGl"sYier I'M 9upi.
{ Che npeafe' leleppou 49, Wolfe 1853 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Gtablirt 1880.
Wilhelm y. Neintarot

Ut. 2U2I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0eW-yurf claitiidc Srndbanocr,
ubuc 3rber.
f5nnsu 5ag nno s;adlt ~1etraarn iurrben.
MndJ Sart'W
pefdte nic roheu. fsfbit bel'm Sapen i,tdt.
Siefe. Ben iitb bon nuen Ier5tcn heiteits
empfo6leu.
Gr perfcriipt arf Neitelutg iiio bat out 2aGer:
Sdtn,fcrb1nber, ltntcrleibsbiitbeu,
iueidle nnb SoIStiHen. 9rndbGnber
70 urrangirt. bnb teine seebr!en 9uribet be'
ticns 5uirieoen eriiellt iinb.
Mne grihndnber. Nanbn9cn iirn Snfirii'
menie iueroell anraniirt. oGB ie paiien. lno
anfs' Sunberite linb 0efte uitoefertiat.
Mir Tamcn limb Simmer
uilter 9tnfiidi BON Wldo. Heinbarot borbanben.
Wo. IeIep9ou - GourtIanb 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
9nr@ ooa @crHAcranne. 1cpartcmcnt.

Gonoenlr!rr NnsluciS ii1cr ben stnuS Der
cSniinlu @crrnI Suiurantc Gumpnnn Uur
Nnttnlo. R.'Hl," an 81. Sr5ember 1906.
Nclainnlit Gtllnbulcn ......... $3.50, 1853
Oelaill!lte IiioGahcll .......... SSl,052.5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Stuut Wnrnlano.
Vii rrni hca -inntH rildirrlnn {. rhn rlrnir n
9nhm d. 11olkfr,
MGnagCr fir Baltimore,
NJ, 'Gfc Baltimore. 1t. NortGsS Ctr.
pnr@ Oas @crrihcrunas. cesartement.

6uubcnIirtrr Nueueic i6er ben Stano Der
,Scrnanin 5lrc 3ninrauce 6DmnnnH" uUu
Wciu'Dnrt am 81. Ec6ember 1906.
@efnlnmie Ginnnbmen ....,.... S3,O5h, th0. 90
@eldnlillie WlSglbeil .......,,.. 1850. 5S3 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
NlpDsrt glpnmerts

uWl1 lnrIsWEd nnCrd0rstnIIe,"
Rr. I92I-t023, SrleanS.Strube.
Snupt0uaTtjer heS aG}o4nri . Wiinner'
hotS." Singitunoe icocn &uuneritug
2lbcno. Der oW}oicrt Aui.s uio acib'
NereIn" berinmiHell iidJ ieoen Wicntdg
bier. Sbeiapeute : Ielcpbuu gSoIte
S44 r. (gIDrtl4,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Rr 921, I~oro.6osn., nnus anthnrn ett.
ciopcg III. 800 s. Q. s." z.2r6enr4is
lirifts CIR. t06," nE6incrsSiiIriliS SIR.
l03, .. Il. o." mn nGihriits Gr. SO.
y H. Y. Sane an 8creine Az bernie
then 6etnfie 9iere. &kciuc uuo nnotce
@etrdnfe. Eel: Is. & v. WDlfe G28 D..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
IRElzrI7H]gRg&QmL0
= 2deIi1. Idaltn. nusBcnoHmet Gunnidg.
Z Nur SutIilua.

Der COMMUNICATION mao ssdibtngtou an
gHoGcltaaen 7.00 Norni. bis 500 gl6en6s.
Griibcre 9lbfdbrt bon Der Wii. Decentralization.
NnibtnntOn, ~rcriaiien at. OtonuIsg citation
*G.O5, '6.45. I7.lC, 1850, 1915, *9.65, li0.bi,
it1,53. 2il.5b g9rul.. +t2.t9, it2.55, l1.55,
t243. 1850, td.tG, iI.55. 1850 HncbiH., 800,
1888, 800 2im,teb), 1855, E11,23 etbenbs:
uerl. Gnrpep-S initUn 300, t6.t5, 1880, 100,
l7.20. 1909. ss.20. 5000, 1000, l11.00 BORN.
t12OO U., u2.02, *f2 %, 100, HOS, l2.0U,
300. 'S.05. 400, 40, 300, 1905, 1886
Gndu'., 1000. +G.1G, l6.20. 100, $500, +s,t6
CGtmitChl, 1000, '10.05. ftl,i0, s11.3G NDos.
NrrappIis MI Disqualification 1850 lno
1905 Sornt.. 400 uuo lb.bb yladit. 9nuroel'
Siationl 500 mo 1900 Norm l12.00 Wtiitnps.
300, "a. 30 g}dduI. uno 1900 gGbenos.
1rcberid, Gunloens citation, lT.3o unb 20.l6
@indeitet, MI, JlOnal, no lorni., l2.43,
1850 "ndnI..: Gn"Htoct-Stdiior. 1870 Soriii.,
800, 1850 ltna "a 90 gucbm.
Daacre!ulpn, Ii. 1ro0nls ziatiot, 40 Born,
1880 yind1m. 9ntloet'Stuiioa, l7.20. 1875
Nornt.. 1850. 400 g{a6m.
Vntcoit'6iin nno Wlt, Atrh, GantoensS tation,
1885 2e.15 8trnt, 1925, 1860. 500 ghadbin.,
% 80. *ti.4b glbcnos.
enra0. GPt. MobolsG tuiion. 'a.43 gn6u.:
6dntoen. 300 9ln0lm.
s,unnI Blue Cine
undl philadelphia unh yltp .Dprf,
NteIer Ietrltttlle an Der 8~reiuro5mdn5iaitcn
GtrnGc. .Hep'DorL beGuem mad potels. Ibentere
mn MefhuffSr EitriTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

c:dIsShfnimnQgons nab Getp Peri ftub be,
reit 5un @tbrnud in Der gnmbens ino ut.
HDr III Stnti0u I'M 1000 GIbenos.
", ruf Atlnntic.Sttn an 9ppdeninaen: q,
tnd Mtinntte.EitH idglid; 2, mao atlautic.SitE
Sonttnes. Nlt Stge b1lten IN 9siimington.
Il hdlt In Hheitcr an.
9pila,. Ht;cm., Gamblers Station. 1915 Worui,
p 90 gldhIn,. rs 10 sbrroS; Wt WphdIs Stutipit,
- ~ 2iurm, l2.25 Nntlm.. 26.f6 @beHos.
M0rrbrtu Nttori, COMMUNICATION. T.00
yidchnt. 1910 G6enos; MT. Decentralization.
n or Pnhm.. 1913 NhcnoS.
gtefcrbirtrp non Ninrn In Shlnff ooer Bar.
lrr'gRnnaors. 5peifernicn etc. prroer fhnen be.
lnrNt per scleptun In uuer t~oIoenbeu 9iuet.
Niirenir, GburIcs' llh Vn.tiinnresGtrdbe G. Il
n, q. RGnl 1924 ober Wto., GoiirtIano 1901;
MT, 9I~oboIeSiution. e. e 81, 0t. SernuH 1923:
gnutocnr Stntion S~niormniious 'Niireau, g. 4 e.
-. Puti SAG. ober no, Court. 1nb e126: uHk
~. b23s SiibsgroaSpas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

9nrd baS @rriifernuss. 81 epartemcnt.
Gunocuiirtcr Nuspeis iber ben Stnno Der
rgicu port Viatc OLAF Sninranee Com.
pauh u0n Tctp'Ourt" ant 81. Gejeinber
1906.
Weiunitte GiittiabHleli ..,...... Sl9O. LODI
@eiammie gluseaben .......... 477.823. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
@sriidJtfhnas + Au5Daiic.
Auntnm6 \ Oauaabrr
Iocnten,
Gbam6cr Of Commerce.
eara eas esrHaernnns.r,partem,n

GuHbeufrtcr gtaSueis iiter ben etaub hcr
German ,Nrnertcan endurance COMPANY
@efatHmte @innabmen ......... S74O6, t02. 81
WeldT1Hlte Nlsanbel .......... 7b23,444.22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
EarfiderHng3 .9(HsmeiIr,
s. &amiaD Sarry &GO.
9Bcntri,
10 SuntBsS trahc.

GunbeuTrtrr 9msmrts fbcr ben etaub bcr
pSnffaIp 6unnereinl SniuraHee 80" uon
Buffalo, NctusNnrl, am 81, Se8ertber 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
lebcrr6ub fir RoIieen.anbabcr /.

@eiammie 9erbin0lidfciten..
0cirng Der am 81. December 1906
IN ben Tcr. GtGnicu in Gruft
hctinoli6Cn FDliccH .....
Wcirng DER TT WtnrulnHn mG6reno
ncs Iubrc5 1906 auSncftenteu
Ruliceu Observation-Disclosures.
Ertmicr, iptI6c lpd0rcuo 1906 in
AinrOlan6 cmpfnnpcn mtrocn..
StI Wtal0lono In 1000 be6abltc
Serllilte
IN, WIarnInlo IN 1906 erIittene
8erIltite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

6unSchirtrr 9lnswcis iibcr Den Siano Der
,5eutid . NmcrilnuiTdcu Seucrucriides
runast8cieaidatt Uou Baltimore, WlS.,"
ant 81. Sc5enber 1906.
8eldnmte @tlnabmet ......... $2tt ,t06,62
Sciantmte guSaahcn. ........... 144,Gi9.2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

guiumiiiirs.gilrrGu - 0aIttm0rC, SEN l..
Sehruar 1907; Sd beihcinige hermit. onb
Noritcbenhcs cit MISUNDERSTANDING guS3io aus
tarrr Gonpauh" biz 8llll 81. 9c5cmbcr 1906,
pie er IN hicienl giireGlt cinQcrei6t uurbe, 1T.
Scui, Il. 6rpuIc,
(bl,S,CJ) ScriidcrupSa GOnimiffir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Ntnrn 6. Nlfln,e Mehnnrnm

9r. ZIG, 6luN., IGhr poipurO. 9truBs.
Rnr8fQiite 4Seiie. G.irttuoieu u. llliUH.
@ignrreIi. WeIteS QlIer ON Hapi. Gunin
iiir @efdditsierie Dor 1t.30 Born. Bic
9 llhr yl bniiiiGps. GeIepbon, e. X Y
- lgt. gIertod 500s U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Etn1t WIntDInn0.
gircan hes etnats.g criidlcrnn 3. 5eeartements
20 II more. hcn A., 6cbrnnr lNoI
MISUNDERSTANDING SlltS5ug ans bent ii6rliheIi
Mrsneiie Der .Seutif.AmerItaniifeu 1euer'
rcriifrtuucss Girienihnit" fir ms nit ncni n.
Ne6eulbcr 1906 enncnnc Sa6r III, luie CT ib In
oieicm Scpnrtenlent %beitnnct.
Sent. Y. 6rouie,
Scriibcrlinass Gomniiiir.
(53,G0,61)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
@~srFaerHaa8 4~tH3neiic.
Gat@ o03 prTaacnno3 rtpartemrut

GOnbruirtcr NmsluCis lbcr ben 5tano SCr
uEreterreo Mccibcnt SnLnrauec Complain
non Hctu'DUrt" ain 81. SeSember 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
aaicb MieA' ,Wsctuble,Sane."

Rorboit. sde 'un 9nlu. uub G%yurreTts ctr.
bic. Ginailmtoeu ieocn SoHneTifdG9,belto
NcrihhinIungen oes a%SenlennihG 4(ebgers
8eretltS" Ieocu 2. uitn 4. 3icnitnN i'm
Wipnut. Telcpbolt-S. 0 u. gRdlte 1850 VI
Canton Hno SIgtfGubtupH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

@einmntte @innabmen. ........ ~SI44G7574G
8eiamtnte gtltsgahen. ........... t.3tO,ssG.sD
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27
ICE POND IS
NEW ENTERPR|SE
Will Furnish An Excellent Article
for Local Trade...COId Storage
Establishment Next Year.

An enterprise which assures the
camp plentiful supply of ice next
summer at reasonable rates has been
entered into by Fulmer Bros. & Ives,
of Ely City, who yesterday put a
force of men at work to prepare an
ice pond on the Georgetown ranch,
about three-quarters of mile out
from the city
The pond will be filled from the
overflow of hurry creek, which will
provide sufficient supply of pure
mountain water. An expert in the
preparation and care of ice ponds for
pack purposes has been secured and
will have direction of the enterprise.
1t is expected that number of cut
tings will be possible from the pond
during the winter and that each of
these will yield in the neighborhood
of 5000 pounds. Storage buildings
are to be erected at Ely City.
Arrangements have not yet been
completed but it is expected that
within the next few weeks a deal will
be closed whereby the company will
all to the ice storage hauses cold
storage plant which will be supplied
with ice from the pack of the pond
and will enable the building up of a
new industry in the extensive care
and possibly the packing of meats
during next year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27
TO INCREASE PRODUCTION.
Goldfield Mills Will Bring About
More Value to Output by Hand
ling Higher Grade of Ore.

GOLDFIELD, Nov. 25.-The Gold
field Consolidated Mines company
will make a determined effort to dou-
BILE the capacity of the two mills that
are handling ores from the proper
ties of that concern. The subject has
been under adviSement for some
time, and the step will be taken only
after prolonged deliberation satisfied
the management that the bullion out
put of the mills could be materially
increased to the advantage of the
owners and the profit of Goldfield.
Heretofore the mills known as the
Combination and the Kinkead have
been operating on low grade ores that
yielded approximately $50 per ton.
Now the company will try what can
be done with ores valued at double
that amount. If the experiment
proves a success, it means that $50
900 in coin will be added to the bank
receipts of the city.
The mills have been handling 700
tons per week, averaging, with de-
lays and stoppages, 100000. By us
ing larger mesh after crushing the
ore it is believed that the capacity
can be raised 100 per cent, or to at
least 200 tons daily.
This is the direct sequei of the OBJ
servations of Mr.. George Wingfield.
who has been giving the subject his
personal attention. When he discov-
cred that the Olighouse mill was in
such bad repair and so ancient that
it would require fortune and
months of time to renovate it and
bring it up to the modern standard,
he began looking around the immedi-
ate resources of the company to sec
what could be done with the mills
that are owned by his company. He
quickly solved the problem.
All the ore that possibly can be
run through the two mills will be de-
livered to the stamps" said Mr.
Wingfield yesterday, "and l am of the
opinion that the bullion output will
be nearly doubled. We have an i'm
mense tonnage of free milling ore
blocked out on the Combination, as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27
TRANSFERRING
THE EVIDENCE
voluminOus Testimony Taken at
Nevada Northern Hearing Will
Go to Carson This Week.

1t is probable that the State Rail-
road commission will receive the vol
luminous evidence taken here lest
week in the Nevada Northern hear
ing some time the latter part of this
week or the first of next.
The stenographers who took the
evidence have been at work TRANSCRIPT
ing their notes since Monday and
now expect that they will be able to
finish the task tomorrow or the day
following. Copies of the evidence
will be made for each member of the
commission and for the attorneys
who were engaged in the hearing.
After the testimony reaches their
hands the commissioners will require
probably a couple of weeks to sift it
through while the attorneys will
likely require an equal amount of
time or perhaps longer in the prepd-
ration of their briefs from study of
the evidence 1t is not therefore like
" that the commissioners, who will
have the briefs to dispose of after
they have gone over the testimony,
will be unable to take action in
regard to the case before some time
in the latter part of December, they
having good deal of other work to
dispose of in the interim. Included
in this work is a call which has just
been made and which summons all
of the railroads doing business in
the state to appear at conferen.~
arran ged for between December 2 and
10, at which to show cause why
they should not be ordered to reduce
their rates in a manner similar to
the plan recently adopted by the Vir-
gina & Truckee.
The Nevada Northern. though not
coming under the jurisdiction of the
railroad commission in rate matters
for another year, due to the state law
providing for rate privileges on new
ly constructed railroad lines during
a period of two years, has received
invitation to be present at the con-
ference and it is understood will be
represented.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled bids will be received at the
Office of the county clerk OF White
Pine county, Nevada, at Ely, Neva-
da, up to eleven o'clock a. m. on the
End day of December, 1907, for the
construction of court house and
Jail, according to plans and specifi-
cations prepared by Chas M. Finch,
and now on file at the office of the
aforesaid county clerk. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified
check payable to said county clerk
in the sum of at least ten per cent
of the amount of the bid, and model
showing construction and locking de-
vices of the cell work, and samples
of material to be used in said cell
work
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the aforesaid county
clerk upon depositing the sum of ten
dollars, which sum will be returned
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27

well as the Red Top, and both mills
are saving "a per cent of the assay
value of the ore. Gold is what is
needed, and the Consolidated is go
ing to do it's best to supply the de-
mand. If the smelters would only
take care of their end of the produc-
ton there is enough gold ore in camp
to make myth of money famine in
this part of the world"
Taken in conjunction with the ac-
ton of the Nevada-Goldfeld Reduc-
ton works in pursuing a policy of
feeding higher grade of ore to the
stamps, it means an addition of al
most $250,000 in coin, direct from
the San Francisco mint, for local cir
culation. The United States treasury
is not doing anything for the miners
lin the way of taking care of ore, and
the only relief is that suggested by
the brainy metallurgists of the camp,
who are left to their own devices to
expand the volume of money in the
district
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-27
STATE NOTES.

Rev. Francis Aloysius Reynolds
died at Virginia City Saturday. He
had been i'll for the past 10 months
with paralysis, and for many months
the end had been looked upon as
only a question of time. On Monday
his condition became critical, and Ii
was known then that he would sur
vive but few days. He was born in
County Longford. Ireland, and was
about AS years old at the time of his
death. He was educated at st. Mels.
in that county. and later at st. Hal
lows. Dublin. He was ordained a
priest in 1885, and coming to this
country, was appointed assistant to
Rev. Father Wallrath, of Colusa, Cal
Two years later he was made a par
ish priest in charge at Willows. Cal.
About 10 years ago he was appoint
ed parish priest of Reno, succeeding
Rev. Michael Kelly, now parish
priest of Arcata. Humboldt county
Cal.