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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07

Snyder has been i'll for several do,
IN an Ely lodging house, but was get
ting better, when a stranger secured J
room next to the one he occunied
ana some time Saturday night dice
An undertaken was called but n
stead of entering the dead mans roo,
entered Snyder's, and opening the rc
ceiver and arranging a sheet in i
carefully, was preparing to place snv
der in it when the supposed corps
suddenly awok, realized his positio
and began swearing at the uxdertakt.
n everything in sight.
The undertaken thought that IL
dead man had come 10 re and lost ~
time in rushing from the room an
calling excitedly for help.
Snyder was still a very sick M
he discovered the undertaken
his room, but after the scare he be
declare that the excitement save;
his life.
The dead man was given burial n
the end.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
I G COPPER FIND

GOLDFIELD, New, March 5.-Chas
A. Finding, of Breckenridge, Cole.
has discovered a ledge of copper ore
near Silver Peak, this state, that b.
claims will eclipse any copper ore ever
discovered in the state of Colorado
lie states that he has developed the
property to some extent and that it
will prove to be the richest copper
property in Nevada today.
He kept the scovery a secret UNI,
lii lately SO as to keep prospectors
rom rush ng into the district.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
STATEMENT


STATEMENT
Statement of the business of til
Clover Valley Land & Stock Co..
corporation Of the state of Utah. d
ing business in the state of Neya 4
during the year 1906:
Receipts. Disbursement
S23,034.S9 $28, 950.Y
Balance $5,915.88
STATE OF UTAH,
County of Salt Lake,
/, John Flowers, secretary of Glow
Valley Land and Stock compar
hereby certify that the above al
foregoing statement of the business
said company is true and correct Is
appears from the books and recort
of said company in my possession.
JOHN FLOWERS,
Secy. Glover Valley Land & Stock {
Dated at Salt Lake City this II
day of January, 1907.
STATEMENT.
Receipts and Expenditures of I'll
Humboldt Smelling and Redueti
company for the year 1906.
Receipts
Cash received from home office -.
........ ......... $3.50. $l,l00.tt
Expenditures
Developing Mines. 1880. $i,1G0t
G.. A. BRETONNEL,
Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
JUST FOR

Mr.. Gadd (at the police station)-
Can | see that burglar who was a.
rested for breaking into my house last
night?
Inspector (hesitatingly)-Well, l
don't know. What do you want to
see him about
Mr.. Gadd-Oh, there's nothing Sc
cret about it. / just wanted to fEd
out how he managed to get into the
house without waking my wife.
looking a
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
1oo-sTAMP MILL

ELY, New, March 5.-The Amal4a
mated Nevada Mines company has
awarded a contract for a 100 stamp
mil on Baker creek near this city.
The contractors are o receiving MI
terial and the work of construction
will soon commence. This company is
sad to own some of the richest prop,
critics in the Ely mining district and 10
have over 81 900, 600 in sight at the
pre- ent time.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
STRIKE GRE WORTH
1900 TO THE TON

RENO, New, March 5.-Reports
reached Reno late yesterday afternoon
hat rich ore bad been encountered IN
the Ramsay-Copsoiidated and that
gr> at excitement prevailed in the new
ginning camp of Ramsay.
1t is stated that a sixfoot ledge of
ere that will average more than 50.
To the ton has been discovered. This
h Oh grade vein IS eighteen inches
wide.
The Ramsey-Consolidated is IN the
heart of the mining district and it is
stated that larger and richer finds are
expected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
New


DAVE CORDANO, Proprietor
Fine Club Rooms and Restaurant At
tached.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
POOL STOCK

GOLDFIELD, New, March 9Th,
directors of the Kewanas Mining C
of this city have decided to pool til
stock OF the company for another year
and to carry on the development WORK
of the mine on a larger scale thar ev-
or before. Modern mining machiner
Will be installed and the mine will -
worked and developed to the greater
extent.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07

The following advertisement recent
ly appeared: Being aware that it IL
indicate to advertise for a husband,
refrain from doing so; but if any
gentleman should be inclined to al
vertise for a wife / will answer the
advertisement without delay. / am
young, am domesticated, and consid-
cred ladylike. Apply etc.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
OBJECTED TO BEING BURIED

ELY, Nov, March 5.-Although
alive and most earnestly opposed to
| eng carried TO his grave before
aea.h. +. +. Snyder. a prominent min
iHg man of this city, and of the Riz
rah m ming district, came near being
trr;e1 alive Sunday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
WINNEMUCCA ASSAY OFFICE
!. CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS :.

Prompt and careful attention given
to all samples sent by mail and ex-
press. Regular prices charged for all
work. Address all samples: Winnemuc-
ca Assay Once, p. 0. Box SO, Winnie
mucca, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-07
HE HAD READ THEM

~ don t believe any man ever read
all of Dhowell's works. sa d Carper
to an admirirg group at a literary re-
ception.
81 have asserted n meek-looking
gentleman at his side.
"You have, eh?" said Carper.
"And who. may ] ask, are youi'
81 am Dhowell,' said the meek
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

and led them into conflicting state ments: that they received an immunity contract as the price of their testimony agains the public service corporation officials.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
SOUTHERN STEEL WORKS
 SENT 10 THE WALL
Its Condition is Attributed to the
 State of the Eastern Money Market.

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 24.-An in voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court this afternoon against the Southern Steel company. The creditors seeking the bankruptcy order are the Birmingham Coal and Iron company, the Sayre Mining and Manufacturing company and the Cal aba Coal company. The Southern Steel company has a capital of s2.500,- GOO and owns big steel plant and the Gadsden steel rod, wire and nail mill. It also owns coal mines at Altoona and Virginia City and ore mines through out the Birmingham district. as well as coke ovens and other properties.
 The petition alleges that the com pany committed an act of bankruptcy in acknowledging in writing it's ina bility to pay it's debts. It is also averred that the defendant company has been insolvent for six months. The attorneys of the petitioning cred itors have gone to Huntsville where Judge O. R. Huntley is holding United States court, to secure an order nam ing the receivers.
 President h. T. Schueler of the southern Steel company Sdiu tnis al ternoon: "The company is abundant ly solvent. If the creditors will be pa tient and cooperate with us all the debts of the company will be paid and the company put on its feet" Schue- Ter said also that the operations of the plant will go on uninterruptedly. He attributed the financial embarrass- ment to the tight money market in the east and to other causes.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

Tucson, AriZ., Oct. 24-(SpeciaD. D.- There is red fire burning in the old Pueblo tonight, crowds thronging the streets, and the sounds of jollification predominateS The strong aggregation from Bisbee was taken into the woods and ambushed this afternoon by a score Of to ] in one of the most exciting games of the tournament The town is wild with the wine of victory the Phoenix contingent as well as the Tucson fans, rejoicing. Poor Bisbee, who after the Phoenix defeat fol- lowed the motto of .'eat, drink and be merry" tonight appears to feel like the other end of the motto was work ing.
 The loss of this game was quite un- expected to the Bisbee rooters. who were to-day offering a to l shot that Tucson would be defeated. The show ing that the Tucson nine made against the copper diggers surprised even the home folks, who hoped their favor ties would win. but were a little doubt full if they could. But the team put up magnificent ball and supported Woods, of the Oklahoma league team, all through the game.
 Woods is a righthander with plen- ty of speed. He has the wierdest way of delivering the ball and he com pletely fooled the Bisbeeites. He throws underhanded. starting the swing with in foot of the ground. cross firing the plate, and has in addition to the usual list of curves the underhand spit ball. Though Bisbee made the most hits they were scattered so that no harm was done and Woods showed the ability to strike out men when outs were needed. Twice Bisbee had a man on third and only one out The grandstand yelled for the Tucson pitcher to strike the batters out. and each time he did the good deed in short order. But for this Bisbee might
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
A STREET GAR CREW
 COlLIDES WITH POLICE
A Battle in Which Conductor Is Shot and a Policeman Is Ciubbed.

San Francisco, Oct. 24-United Rail- roads employees and the police clashed this evening with the result that a conductor was shot, an officer beaten and three arrests made for melting a riot and other offenses. The trouble commenced shortly after a car on the Folsom street line started from the Ferry. Conductor Oliver N. Percy quarreled with d passenger over a fare. When the conductor was men aced by friends of the passenger he fired a shot. There was much con- fusion and a rush to leave the car. Mrs. Marion McMullen was hurled to the street and badly bruised.
 Policeman Hottinger boarded the car in an effort to quiet the disturb ance and tried to arrest Percy. The conductor seized the officers club and beat him over the head with it. Mot Orman William Carleton also took the club and administered the same treat ment to Hottinger. The officer drew a revolver and fired, the bullet enter ing Percys side.
 There were fourteen employees of the United Railroads on the car, including the crew and they attempted to es- cape, taking Percy and Carleton with them. Policeman Tyrell pressed ar automobile into service and went ir ! pursuit. After a chase of three blocks he overlook the fast speeding car With the assistance Of other officer. he secured Percy, Carleton and Petel RogoS, another car man. After tn, bullet was removed from Percy at tn, emergency hospital he was charged with melting a riot. Carleton wa! held for battery and Rogos for melt
 ing a riot and carrying concealed wea, pons. Hottinger says that when h, boarded the car Percy shouted an or der to the other men to kill him.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
The Copper Camp Nine Unexpectedly Defeated
 by a Score of } to
Great Rejoicing In the Ancient Town Over An Event Which Invests the Tournament With Addi- tiOnal and Thrilling interest.

have had a better chance in run get ting
 Money was showered at the Tucson twirler when he famed the men in the pinches and also at the end of the game. The rooters are worked up
 Co such a frenzy that nothing is too good for the man who brings down the flag. Shaner was pitcher for Bis
 bee. and six hits were made off his offerings, and were clustered in such a manner as to drive the hitters home.
 Shaner made a three bagger. which
 threatened to develop into a home
 run. and would have done so but for
 the quick return of the ball by Red ford, holding Shaner glued to the third sack. It was such blood rousing exc cutions as these that brought Tucson the long end of the score. Sulinger starred in the field, taking four des-
 perate chances with hard flies and
 saving everyone. In fact all the Tue
 son lineup played fast ball, making one eXcusable error.
 Tucson secured it's run in the sec ond inning. Tarr was up and struck out. Allen plunked one to the out field, good for single, but he tried to extend it into two-bagger and was killed at second. Two outs, no scores. Bedford was at bat and drew four wide ones; White was hit by Shaner, who appeared to lose control at this critical stage. Long hit a grounder to third, Olsen grabbed the ball but threw wild to first, the ball escaping into the bleachers and Bedford scored. By this time the Tucson and Phoenix rooters were wild and raising a din that drowned out the uInpire's deci- siOns. Then Woods helped to win his
 own game by landing for a single to right and Long and White scored. Three runs to Bisbee's lone cipher. There was g decided slump in the copper camps aggregation this after
 noon, though Woods was largely re-
 sponsible for its defeat. Risbee se-
 cured its run in the eighth, but fast
 work in the Tucson field prevented
 any further scOSing. The Bisbee play
 CTS started an attack on Umpire Wyn-
 kcop when he called a strike on Sha- ner. Shaner leaned over the plate while at bat and a ball thrown which
 cut the base in the middle struck
 Shaner. and the umpire said he in
 tentionally got in it's way and it
 should be called strike. He was sim ply following the rules on this point.
 but Bisbee wanted to raise a row. The matter Was settled without any
 blows being struck. Allen of Tucson
 was hit in the same manner and a
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
|THt REITERATED STORY
 OF SUPERVISORS SHAME
The Ford Defense Impresses Upon the Jury the Character of the Peoples Witnesses.

San Francisco. Oct. 24.-Former Sup ervisor Gallagher and John J. Furey occupied the stand today in the Ford bribery trial. They were examined by Heney and they repeated in full the confessions of accepting $500 and s4o00 bribes respectively, from Ruef in be- half of the passage of the United Rail- roads trolley franchise. Gallagher told of the bribing of him. as Ruefs agent. of his fellow supervisors.
 The cross-examination for the de- fense was conducted by Earl Rogers and A. A. Moore, who chiefly devoted their energies to fixing firmly in the minds of the jury three things-that Gallagher and Furey were self-con- fessed perjurers and bribe takers, that their memories were often treacherous
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
The Crisis Broken by the Concerted Action
 of Powerful Bankers
The Relief Came at a Moment When Mems Hearts Were Failing Them--Three Small Banks Though Solvent Closed Their Doors.

New York, Oct. 24.-As a result of world there is every indication that the crisis in the banking and trust company situation has been safely passed. The Trust Company of Amer ica all through the day, during bank ing hours, paid out money to deposi- tors as rapidly as possible and closed the day with all demands met. The company received over its counters in the morning in ordinary deposits, more than s1,00O.000.
 The day was marked by these note worthy episodes: First came the an nouncement of trouble in three miner state banks in Harlem. the Hamilton Bank. the Twelfth Ward Bank and the Empire City Savings Bank. These transacted only neighborhood business and their suspension of payment was absolutely without significance or bearing on the general situation. Bank Examiner Judson declared this after noon that all three were solvent and that their depositors would lose noth- ing.
 The second episode was run begun
  upon the Lincoln Trust company. At the close of the day the company s officials announced that they were fully able to meet all obligations.
 By far the most notable and even dramatic episode of the day was the emptying of money into the stock ex- change through a pool headed by J. P. Morgan and other financiers in or der to avert the ruthless selling out of stocks. The effect of the money stringency was to run the rate for money up to 100 per cent. When that figure was quoted an extremely sharp decline resulted in the stock market. Union Pacific, a 10 per cent stock. sold down to par. At the time the excitement was at the highest, the an nouncement was made that a pool had been formed with J. P. Morgan at the
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
DAWES
 TALKS SENSE
Before the National Civic
 Federation
He Says a Word In Behalf Of the Supporters of Pros perity.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-The delegates to the National Civic Federation conven- tion today were eagerly discussing the remarks made in the meeting last night by Chas. G. Dawes, ex-comptrol- Ter of the currency. MT. Dawes made sharp attack upon the federal de- partment of justice, especially charg- ing the office of the attorney general with making gallery play"
 He said in part: 'I cannot say it is intentional on the part of the depart ment of justice, but some of the actions look remarkably as if favoritism were being displayed in the selection of combinations to be investigated and in the manner of attack. It is inevitable the man who does things should be in the public eyes, and attacks upon him always gain publicity. It is re- markable that the cases handled by the department of justice are always tried by the newspapers before they get into the courts"
 The speaker also criticized the mag azine writers who, he said, made d practice of attacking men who had ac- complished great things in the mer- cantile and financial world. He then entered upon defense of the finan- ciers of New York, asserting many of the men who had borne the lash dur ing the last four years were doing T work for the good of the country, the value of which it is hard to estimate. They are seeking" he said. ito up- hold the credit upon which our pros perity rests. They are seeking to save the opportunity for its profitable con- tinuance. They are the men who handle merchandise, the foremost men in manufacturing enterprises and men useful in all other walks Of life.
 In conclusion, MT. Dawes urged an amendment to the Sherman antitrust law so as to avoid the implication that all combines are of criminal char act5r and to more specifically indicate which are criminal.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

strike was called on him but Tucson was satisfied.
 With the latest report Hermosillo is scheduled to play Bisbee tomorrow afternoon. Gilroy will pitch for the bull fighters and Fleherty for Bisbee. Hermosillo had added several new players, some of them from the city league here, but it is a , to 1 bet that Bisbee will win. On Saturday Phoe- nix is scheduled to play Douglas un- less some change is made. Another possibility is that Tucson may play Douglas on Friday morning. The ar rangement of the games is about the most uncertain thing on earth just at present. Much interest centers in the two coming games with Douglas which will settle the question as to the div ision Of the money. There is no dope upon which to make a prediction as to the result, though Tucson and Phoe- nix both are confident of winning.
 The score to-day was:
 R. H. E. Tucson .... B o 0 o 0 % O-3 1 Bisbee .... % o 0 0 % 0-1
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
SWEEPING INJUNCTION
 AGAINST MINE WORKERS
1t Prevents the Organization of Non Union Men Employed in West vir- ginia Mines.

Wheeling. oct. 24.-One of the most sweeping injunctions ever issued against organized labor wa1 granted at Philippi. w. Va. to-day be Federal Judge Dayton. The injunction tenn porarily restraints John Mitchell. pres ident, T. L. Lewis. vice-president, and the directors of the United Mine Work CTS of America from organizing or in terfering in any way with the 1000 non-union miners employed by the Hitchman coal company, the Glendale coal company and the Richland coal company, located in the Wheeling dis trict.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
THE FRENCH OPINION.

Wall street is having a sentimental
 rather than a practical effect here. The papers are devoting much space to the "Wall-street crash" and the slaugh- ter of American millionaires' and oper- ators on the Bourse are closely watch ing the situation They consider Amer ican financial conditions are sound al the base ard regard the New York crisis as being the inevitable culmina- tion of an era of intense commercial activity and over speculation. Some French bankers think President ROoSe- welt has gone too far and that the whole fabric of American credit has been endangered. but a majority view the elimination of questionable ele- ments and methods as being ultimate ly to the advantage of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Oct. 24.-Arizona fore cast: Fair in south; showers in north Friday and Saturday
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

head. to come to the rescue of the brokers. for it was necessary to pro- vide funds at once in order that they might carry the stocks they were holding for their customers.
 The effect of the relief measures was instantaneous and the rate for call money dropped from 100 to 10 per cent When the stock exchange clos ed, every one was getting all the mon- ey he wanted The aggregate amount of money which has been contributed to weather the storm and restore con- fidence assumes really colossal propor- tions. in all considerably in excess of S100, ,0O0, 900.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
GlLLETT CONVICTED.

New York. oct. 24.-The jury in the case of Waller R. Gillett, former vice president of the Mutual Life. who was charged with perjury. tonight re- turned a verdict of guilty. The yer dict was accompanied by a recom- mendation for mercy. Giliett was re- manded until Monday for sentence.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25
WENT OVER AGAIN.
The Hearing in Relation to Some of
 the Frisco Bribery Cases.

San Francisco. Oct. 24.-Judge Dunne today postponed for one week the hearing of a motion to set aside the indictment against Joseph E. Green, G. H. Umbsen and w. L Bro beck of the Parkside Realty company. accused Of attempting to bribe the supervisors to secure a trolley fran chise.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

MONEY TO LoAN.-H you want to build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest n D. Pascoe, no North Center Street.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-27

Dirt began to fly early Monday MORN
ing on the hotel lot when a force of
hands, under the direction Of will Da-
Wis, broke ground aud began the exca.
vations for the new hotel building.
This is among the very best news
items that has been cbronicled in this
paper for many months. That we are
to have big new brick hotel has been
something to talk about ever since it
WAS first decided but now that ground
has actually been broken our joy should
be unbounded. There will be no ces-
tion Of the work until the building Is
completed and the committee having it
in charge think that the building will
be ready for occupancy within four
months.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-27
|uIaosta Joins the Tall Dry
Column.

The prohibition election in
|rasades county, Georgia, was held
~ Monday after one of the most
,Ioorous campaigns ever held any
xbere The result is most pleasing
i ,yeryone who believes in the
AVIATION of mankind and the better
rent Of public morals.
In va!dosta precinct the "dry"
covd.won out by the handsome
| p,jority of $40. The total vote III
Ne county was 1888 Of which the
pdr" cast 1896 and the vets 4S7.
Every precinct in the county gave a
u,iorlty for the "dry" side OF the
position.
The women Of the county render
ii magnificent service In the cause
d Prohibition and the glorious vic.
,pry is due largely to their splendid
sfyrts. A procession Of 500 ladies
hValdosta marched to the polls at 6
o'clock in the morning and remained
here throughout the day pleading
vita the voters TO cast their ballots
|ior prohibition. They served ice
tss, lemonade, hot coffee and sand.
vIches and supplied the voters with
| badges and tickets.
Under the Georgia law it seems
that the saloon men will have thirty
| dsys,f from the date of the election to
/ close out their stocks and then they
nust close their places of business.
Ybe-yictory for prohibition was
bHerwhelming that it is stated
there is no thought Of contest.
Madison county, Florida, sends
greetings to the people of Lowndes
county, Georgia, and congratulates
themupon the splendid victory
achieved.