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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-30

With the stomach that is affected by chronic indigestion, the matter of diet is Il mere incident. The gradually increasing paleness and thinness of the dyspeptic sufferer is the result of insufficient nourish- ment. The practical, sensible remedy for such a condition is to give the stomach digestive assistance rather than dose it with physic and try to stimulate it with drugs. For this purpose there is nothing superior to Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
 Mrs Edward Hayes, 139 Hill street, Waterbury, Conn.,, says:
 q read in the local papers about the good Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tab lets had done some of my friends here in Waterbury and so bought a bottle at Apothecaries Hall. These tablets cured me of q bad case of indigestion in about three weeks time. think 1t is the best medicine I ever used. was unable to digest my food. and 1 would he seized with nervous spells that would last for hours. I took all sorts of medicines, some of which seemed to aggravate the trouble. Two bottles of Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets made me as well as ever. and I attribute my recovery to this excellent medicine and nothing else"
 For sale by all druggists. Accept no other. Price 70 cents per bottle. Made by pr Richards Dyspepsia Tablet association. 53-55 Worth street, New York city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-30

It is singular that while a ma jority Of the farmers of the northern states continue to vote to keep the rspuhIiczn party in power. all the orEsnizztEozs of farmers are urging tariE rsf0rn- The farmers unions and the Society of Equity have since
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-30

Take DeWittis Kidney and Bladder Pills they are for weak bssk. fn- HsuUztio1 of the bladder. bzeksehe and weak kidneys Sold by Buck ingkzu Phzru.cy.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
1lnrn-Uahntu.

Die 0iesidbyigs StbuHl Der
Stadtsls8islaiur 1T gum A5ihluB 9es
iommeu. 9k @eiebasbuRg bd cine
@iienbabnfabrratt Don q Sents uno
Meileu6iter fir 1000 Wsi,en gu ?
@euts ger Meile aR%sepronst uno ebeus
10 aud oas 3efcrenoum. Die 9ia se-
gen 6reipddt nuroe a5setbdn.
s. u. Dahl unb ieiu Sobn ino
IN ilrtr Bobmang 81 WdtDtllean
8ob'su5ds eritidt.
Sei elmer 3usentoleiiuH9 auF Der
@redt Iortbern Yabn meItlih pon
@rdnb Sorts muroen u. s.
Arorep oon Wtuueopolis uno 8. 3.
Gdn3er oou @rootitcn setootet uno z
cp6ere Yahagiere mebr ooer peniser
diner rerlsBt. 8sim Spielen nit
Strei66ol3eru iebte bic ileine Sodter
Der @belsuts Wcpbee ibre 9ltioer in
brau0 uuO erIitt ben 5Iommentoo.
-Sn gismard ajng pas Wobns
baus BON .. q. 2agtahe in Slam
men auf. Die 5umilie ttiiete nur init
gnappsr Qotb 0as nadte 9eben.
gu SsHa5rod nuros Elm
Sbiiten. in peltem iid 6rdu ".
6eHBeI uno gbos. 9unotD beionoen,
pom eiuem 3uge g~etroffsn nobel 5rdu
9eEBcI Ie5eusssidbrlia oerIebt muroe
uno 9anolp iaptre gerIeBungeu ere
fift
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Ii6sm 6IeiB uHO nit GROCER eisbs uuO
@usoager.
IS baben ihon 8isle ibm osBbals
Sob seipsnoei. BON 5eionosrsm sSnts=
.reHe fir Die Qsisr oieier 3eituns oirf
ts ss aber fem. 81 horsn. mas 6at5er
sSames Gain. Recior aes aGsbolH6en
8na5en3sims, pslder i'm SHtsrsTt Oer
tatlcIiffsH ain0g. rem 9erbdHoluns
gen i'm 8iitriets= uuo Suseno=gsri6t
seHaus uno iorsiume 4ufmeriIdmfeit
insHti. por sursem an ben 9orEBsr
ees 9sessH gessi.ss iarie6. Dir 81
trsffeHosu 3eiIen laatsn pie f0lst:
gatboiie Sons' 6ome.
Miipautee. 1. Mdr3, 1907.
Dlr. 5. .. gartps,
0ertsr 5err!
Turd meme sbaiiGtlihe Grfah
ruHg in Oen 8eri6tsu. bin ih i5ers
Seusi. Dap 8i6ter Rselen a. .i5tis,
ebrlib unO g~spiheubaft 1T. uno uls0s
IS mid fmreuen. penn CT iuisoer ses
ma1lp piro.
Qufridti9 Sbr
Sobn 9aIn.
Rector oes tatbolifhen &no5sn-5eims
Seoer Stimm9sbsr, o5ne llntsrs
i6iso Der qartei. lift IS Ta IsI5i, isiz
ner 5amiIie uno Dem @emeiuneien
ltulois. ourh feline Stimne 5u Der
8isoerudbl zines 10 tiihtisen uno be-
rdbrtsH 3ihters 5s%i5utrassn. lie
9eier oisier 3eitung inusn Oabsr audi
ni6t perfeblen. am Dabltase, 2.
QpriI. fir Rihter ResIsn einSutrstsR
aES tir Jpn 81 itimmen. u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Ri6ter 9selen, p5glsia in 6ieIem
9dnos ~aeboren, itammt uon oeatIfen
@ltern. Ssin Bates nanoerie i'm
Sabre 1851 poa SFfrieslanD, 5ons
nOoer, bier ein uno Dermdblte iih nit
elmer 2anDsmGnnin, bic ibm ipdtsr 8
9inoer 6eiheerte. 4Is Ritter lsslsu
oas W~annesaltsr credit, permGblte
er Ii3 nit SRI. sra Me6nert, elmer
fribsrsn oeuti6en gebrsrin in Buff
folo, q. g.. 100 er 5arispruOen5 ltus
Dirt bate.
Ia Der Ri6tsr dllo bic oeutfhe
Sprahe poltommsn 5eberrf6t, mar
sg aud moglid, bag manhmal, penn
QnsetIagte uno 3eugen Der engIi6hen
Sprahs niht md6tig paren, Bic Sc
rihtsDerbauolungsn Dor ibm pbns 9srs
5%eseruRg in 0eutf6 gsbaIten psrD<n
tOnntsn unb 10 Dem gouutD bic Sc
biibrsH zines 1olmstf6srs eripart
puroen.
Ms aidtsr bes Dinrictss @eri6ts
8sigte Ridter Ieelsn unparieili6isit
uno ariinoli6e 9eisbssz uno Mens
I6sHteHntnib. Seine grobe @rfabs
rung mahte feline 9isnite I'm 10
Derthooner.
4ls sSuseHorihtsr ater Bat sr ih
eirea8uf 9eponreu, oer Ih iogar nett
iiber bic @rsn3sn beg gountp's binaus
ertredt. S6on manhes iunge ee5en
1T oon ibm Don elmer 9erbreherIuufz
5dbn a~srettst uro in eine nablihe
9e5eRs6abn seleitet porosn. geionz
osrs srfolgreit mar sr In 5Gaen Uou
6amiIienjreitisteiten uno 9srHahs
ldTisuHgsn BON 5amilisn isiisns Der
@atteR anb Batter. Sein erlier Ges
oante 1T tets bic 5amilie opr Srens
nung gu retteH. 4nfdtt in's geFdngs
nib gu ihidsr. ponah fpdter 56eis
ouHg foIser piros. telt Ct bic S6uls
oise u6er reuiss gartsi unt<r Brill
uns uHo mub ibm odnn n5hsnili8
8eridt srftatiet per0eH. in neua
aug 3ebR 5duen, tdnn mar 6ebauptsn,
niro oann aud bic SamiIis er6dl.en
unb Osm gountD cine Gait sripurt.
Qn. Dieie itpereH Qufgabsn zines
Ri4tsEs ~sElseigis e nit a~ussr5tosaa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
CT aus,pea.

Wsnn Sic trant Fno. osrseTen sic
nihi, oaB CO einen 4Espsq 9ibt. Sous
ienoe BADEN Jpn i'm 4lpentrdutsr se=
funOen. 5obn 5. Siuebart, Dor 161.
5reoeric, 0is.. ihreibt: sd babe
BEN Bel Sbnen beiteaten Alpentrduter
erbaIten UNI i'd er5ielte iolde 3eIuIs
tate, oaB Sbr gutter Rame nod mebr
seebrt pirO. Sd 3udte INNER nit ben
S6ultern. peHn Semaa0 SIREN
4lpentrduter, oDer ii6erbaupt irseno
cine Msoitin ernG9nte. Sd mar iolh'
Elm 3peifler. uno oann pubte ih
pirtti4 niht, mas es beiBt, trant gu
lein. 46er i'm leBteB Sommsr lam
bic Reibe an mid. IS mar i'm @uguit.
SD purOe 10 traut un0 IGpo9, OaB
i'd niht drbeiten tonnte. SD belt ben
&cpf bod in Der 9offnung, odB aaes
5alO poriibsrgeben piiroe. a5sr anitatt
befer, ipuroe IS I6limmsr. Sd lag
tranf i'm 9ett, ais i'd anfiHg ben Alz
pentrGuter 81 nebmeu. UleiHe Satin
9I1g nab Der Stdot, I'M iAn 81 boleH.
SD frsue mid, idgen gu f0nnen, oaB
QlpsHtr6lter mir iofort ssboIfen bat,
unO i'd muroe bdl0 nieOer seiuRo. Der
4lpeHtrdutsr 1T jeBt unisr 6ausmitz
TEL, uuO th 6olte es fir meme Pfliht,
Tim QuOeren gu empfeblen.
5rast niht in Der apotbefe nab III
p%entrduter. @r piro ni6t in 4pOtbe=
len pertauft, Ionoern an bic 9eute BIZ
rect ourh SpscidlzA genten, angeitelt
oon oen g%igent6lmern, Or. Better
6abrnsp C Sons g., 112-118 81.
9opne Qpe., @bicaso, 50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
grntnma.

"a IS Iitsr 1T, bab Oas golof.
leum in Snoianapolis nidt
3eitiB fsrtis gsitelt nsr0eu tam. um
odriH Oas oissjd9rige 5dRgsrfelt oes
0oros amerieanii6eH Sdnger6uHoes
abba,ieu 81 l0nnen, 70 par0e oas 5sit
bis sum Sabre 1908 Derlfo6en.
Sin QusHan6 Ter BON Der Re.
public 5ron &c Steel 50. 5u 6ams
6sI6dfti5ten Qr5siter fi6yte
gu siHsm 5latissn arep1q, bel Dem
mebrsrs Wlduner bard Sdl1e oers
nunoe! purDeu, 2 pa6rIdeiult t0ots
lid.
Sine nabrs Gel6nmoroepibemie
bsrrlhie an 10. bis. in 8 q mOuD.
inoem iunerbolb elmer StaHoe an gen..
Gage bort A periontu our6 eistne
6onD sHoeten. 6rau Zulu RSrosles,
Die Satin oes reihHsn @rietea in
america. Ger 6otsls in Gticago,
6ommono unb Soutb 9euo 5sIiBi.
front sine un3e Gar6plfduTe uno itar6
aal0 oaraaf. Gin u~n6etannter Mann
Darf iih anssfabr i'm bieietfe Belt cor
cine gceomntioe unD puroe 3ermalmt.
5raHt Qblsitran0 eridob It. psil Ieis
ne 0litar5eitsr ton .Stab4 i6impftsn,
uno idiitBli6 srbdrste iih U. 5oines
tur3 Dor ieiuer 3rauung.
On Ter @ritsR Qotionalbanf az
8attsDilte purot fra6 morgsas
Der Geloiarant pom 9du6srH az
iprsngt. bic 8sute mar o6er aerin9,
uHo bic 5bdisr sntfamen, modem Ie
mi. ZEN @roesr gborles U1sber me6
rsre Sfuhe aspstItit batisn.
Uart. Ueios. Der in Soutb
8enO periiar5. binterlieB tetdmsns
toriin isiuem .unoanl5arsn" Sohn
NUT 81 uHO oas gan3s u6rise germ5s
gen ieiner qflsssrin @briffiHs Dam
H~sn5ausr. Der So9n MD oas Sstas
ment aufthten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Gar caram5olirte. in ben Srimmsrn
einsellemmt anO ibm Die rshte 0dfts
5esquetldt unO Der linte Arm uerleBt
puroe. - Ter 80 Sabre alte 9iiens
drbeiiey Sac. 8aIas. No. al Miueral
Str, puroe auf eiuem 9eu6au Der
SdliB 8reping SO. oon sinem grs!ts.
0as BON einem @srite fiel, setroffen
uno uitt uHbeosuteno an 9ppf Derz
lest. - 0m. 9olB. ein in 90. 500
49,. Str. ~pobHbaFtsr So Sabre alter
8duihreiner puroe aaf oem Reu5au
oer 8luB 8rdusrsi Don eiRem fallen
ben eiiernsu Querbalten gstroffeH
uno ibm Der linte Urn ge5rodeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

S6aosu 1925 eco. -0ura Elm 6euer.
pas in Der ct. pauler GiiensNBeyei
siReH Sdaoen 0on $4,000 anritttte,
iiuo 800 Aybeier 5eidditi9uu3slcs ses
pcrcen.
Die Duluth. @ttncce. 81. glouo
K Wlutaio giitnbaAH5eIenitait bat
ibre Clinic 5piitsn Al5ert 9eu
uno 9ream er0finet.
Ter 6armers' @lspotor 3u Sens
Dttds 1T nieoerge5raunt. 9erluit
etpd $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
aatmmeTota

- Pie in 9 +. gaul eiulaufenbeH
g~iIen5a6neH BADEN i6ren ,3ul6eoienites
ten, bic cine ourhsdngise 3ula9e Don
u Brocsnt perlaHgt battsn, ioIeube
QufbeieruHsen offerirt: G~on0ucteure
BON geriouen3iisen $40 per Wonoi
@spddmeiner pcn 9erioHeu3tlen $751;
@onoueteure uro osi3sr auf Giitsrgis
gen cine 3ulage Don 10 grocent, unD
cine entlpre6enbe aufbeferung fir Die
Qeuts in ZEN anoersn T~isnh3Usi8en.
Wd6reno oas @kpaor 5of.
Gbareau 3u Dumb sinsn 8siuh
5ei 5rsunen modte uno itins 5eixn
&iH0sr itlafenD gu bauie lieb, brad
i'm 6auie 5euer aus. 8lid.iderlueiie
puroe Der 8tauO obsr BON Rat5arn
5emsrtt unO bic aiHDer 5eraos nod
aus ZEN G0ule gs5taft. sbs oas lad
siHFi3ts.
Der Ssnot ter 5taatslsgislotur
5ct bic gouHipsC Options gorldss Ders
porFen. lie 9orlage, pelhe bic sins
ri4tun3 eiHer 615rit 3ur 6trhslung
Dcn Qder5aum1itintn i'm Stoaisz
3attbauis 81 Stiandtsr osrfigt. nurs
b aud pom Senat aHgeHommsn. 5u
s5ug auf bic 3pei geRt 5abrratens
9oriuss touHte nod tsins g~inisung
Spifhen Serat unb 6aus sr5isIt psrs
ben.
~ Sin 5euer 3erhorte In Ct.
gaul 0as 4itSdiss @ebdubs BET
qsunlQoonia DOOR C SaI6 60.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Sir Hi6ter Neelen'S
@ieOerwabl.

Mun BARI erporten, OaB in Der
tommsnoeu Dabl 3iater Reele g..
ReeIen, nelder iiA ais 9idtsr Oes
8iitrtctss un0 SugenOs9 erihts sineH
gIdn3eHOsn 3uf erpor5en BAT, BON ben
9iirsern Der Staot uno oss @ountp's
Nilpautee sIdn5enO nieosrerpG6lt
iperoen lpirD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

2uf gage $10312 lit i'm Buns
ots 5eri6t in Jiep 9ort bic Summe
feiSeieBt pproen. fir bic bic @iseRs
ibumer oes Dlmpiers s2ordmout"s
6et eeien Hutersanl 1873 NleHIbenIes
BEN oerlorsn 9in9eu, fir 56absHers
iabanlprii6e Der QHae60riseu ser Inns
9eiommeneu baitbar iiuo. Inter BEN
8nnoes SeiebeH lit nGmlib oie60bs Oeu
SditpilItt auf rem 0ertb 0ts 0rads
aeitrdnit uuo mas oa ii6ria mar,
paroe gu oaiaem 9etrog a6seIhibt.
eommentar iberfliHig!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Gbr. nib. Gtor;.
034 WtHt e. 0ineinnait cbtc

- Ntue ct. Cincinnati, Cbtc
tt aHsrianni Der in GeutiaeH, Ssltsrs
reider uHo Sdpsi3sr
8ehtsfa4eH
BEL 8eriaten uno auber9sridtIid err
fabreuite
Dtaifh e Re6Ts GoRfud
lent Americas.
Die Don Iam anstitsutsa
8oilmadteR
our @r9sbung bon
Grb hdften
iinO unbsitrsitbar unb srfolgrei@.
sbeHio ME feline
8ormunof 6aften uRb 9bk
mtntfrationeH
in GurOpauRb merica,
5pI5enoe OfftciIle Cite
8ermtBter @rbtn
niro po1tnilid trneuert, uRb 1T BIZ
|etn5tge pottfdnOigt in
u mericaunb GHropd.
Sou, Qtasuit ans @ornop. gd1
9arot, 6rieor. 9oiep9 aus @eiIas
8ltmm, 5ohann G.ieolaus aus RAG
thus. Stempel So6aun 8il6elm aux
6dmburg oosr Berlin. 9ol3enoabI.
SOB. @briit. 2uopig aus qlau. Sungf
seiu. AnRa @lilabet6 unD annq @ers
TRUE aus Moildeio. Uil6aupt, QotS
burga unb Sobannd aus Redingeu.
9oebener, Sch. 6eiurth aus amoenou,
Waener, @ertruD unD 4oam aus Una
terroSpbe. 6dmpst. Sobauues aua
4moenaa. Don @6renfelot, 5enriettG
8oro. AoelBunoe aus go6iens. pilueS
ger. SobanB &oHrao aus Gn3mei6iH4
cen. pfluegst. GbriIt. Warg., 9atb.,
Dcrottea un0 SOB. Jatob aus@n3neis
bin9eH. @dul3. Caroline se5. Murss
pIet, aus giebib0p. Reumann, 4Oam
aus 5dBlcd. Dirt Sobdnu @6ritos
aus 0suffea. gabr, g6rtIiian aus
Diers6urg. S6ul3, Garoline geb.
Uiurspiei. aus 2ie6I6oip. Ra5e. GrnT
Rsiu6olo 40olf aus Qlts @eltou.
Iroei. 5oto6 5anhsn unb Sob. sSas
to6s aus Hshe. Winiermantsl. Sob.
@eorg aus Sbringen. Speihingsr,
Simon aus Gmmingen. 5si3, 9eor5
6rieorih aus 6riebri4st6al. Suul,
6einrit Wil6elm aus 6am6urg.
SfulBe, 6siHrih Robsyt aus Debit.
5tooolta, Nubre1s nro Sob. Osibena
iels. Shulnid, Dlsltior aus Shnals
5a6. UleDer. 5rerl aus 4eermoor.
Braun. Nnna 1orottea aus 6atteHa
roo. Blum 5atob Ruppert aus Bins
mer6of. 8%ranoen6utg, 4l5ert Better
5ron3 aus Minoen. Daum, eouorb
aus WulbmIen. Wddle, G6ritiaH
aus 6elDjstten. Go8ai, yobonn aors
nglius aus 8auifGnberq. Ghoeoel,
8rie0rib Al1uft aus SDbl. Uolff,
6eoni9 aus So6l obsr Blausn.
StsmpF. Waria ans 5rhinQ. Samiots
Sobann $40. aus Speber. 6raRtI
@0itlo5 aus Uioarinsen. ausfTner,
Better aus 8%i9srsber3. Uiostpa, &arfl
aus so anon. aamiusti. Qnlon uno
Sob. ans 9roB gos3epo. 8aumonn,
Wal5uraa uHo 8ouitdntin aus 8abens
riso. gpalo, @eora aus BiesbaOeu.
80bs. Gmilie aus murrharot. 5u5sr,f
Bilhslm aas 4arnb0h. .. 4laB,
6u5o aus @rfurt. aruma6er, linton
9rieorih aus GHtn. 8iermonn. San
aus 9drmsn. 6en3erliHg. Scief 5bos
mas aug Reafoot. @rimm, Sob.
6tiHrih aus lltbteoe. Zimmerman,
2lnton aus gyoB6u5oh. Rittenaer,
ailian aus Qedarsulm.
Die DsImiBtsR Grbsn ober o.ren
Ratbgsber usrosn erir9t. fa bis
an
Gbr. Glib. GtOrs,
534 Vtne Ctr, SuIberf BIo6,
Soon IL. Cincinnati, cbto sm
DfnOeu, ptidier eerue wettese
MusEHHft srtbsilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

zen oerIor 0%ieislee orsi User bic @Tens
sen Niirttembtrl uuo Geailnidno's
mohlbttdnnss 4-nfeNoren;
1903 ben Salaeer oeS 9ebruubles fiiu
0osmdtit uR0 @polo9etil 9rof. Er. ,.
Shau5, 1906 oeu Croinorius fir dltS
iel tamentIihe Gerelsie. zen Sriertalis
lteH Nrcf. Dr. Better. uno nun prof
Stunt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
ann-pukntu.

Ter 67ia6rise s5as, u. Blair in
2 iour sails be9ing pe5en
Sbldflofateit uno unertrdgti9er
8opfidmer}en Selbhmoro.
r. Rad Dem ueuen AoreB6u6 3Gblt
W dell oer3eit ca. 1880 @inDo9
ner.
Sin Heuer 6armers = Glepotoy
NIT elmer @aporitdt Don 10000 Bulb.
uiro in 9allsp priRgs errid
let perbsn.
Rabe 9rootirgs nuroe s..
8oriteo, Elm iunger 5armer, BON einem
3uge 3sttoffen uHo auf BET STEELE ges
tootel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Dur6 Zen uutrDartsisn 6ins
gang ibres Seniors, ots pr0f. 8r.
tb<ol. ct. ptii Bron3 9oOer D. 5unt.
Bot bic taffoIiId t9eolosiite 5acul.
tat cer unipriitdt 9i5inssn sinsu
isRr i6persn 9srluit stlittsn. Snnsrs
9al5 zines 3%sitrouues Don / Si4 Sab
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
SIR. @lb. Gtors,

534 Wine Str., SuIberf BIo6,
Soon IL. Cincinnati, Chic 3H
wfnOeu, ptidler eerue wettere
MusgmHft ertbetlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
goina.

- Der Senat bsr Staatslesislatur
BAT Il. q. folsenos Bills angsnommsE:
bic Deri4eesntn Rsssntsn6eborosn
fir bic Gta1tsuniOsrFtdi, oas Adg=
6auconese uab bic 0ormof6ule a53us
ihafFtn uno eins sinbeittiGe gontroQs
bsboros fir bite orsi Snhitnte gu
itafTen; 8siirufars non S~bisrqudlss
ri; Sneorporatiors 3 NytissI instluis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Mining Notes.

T.. L. Godbe the mining engineer
has returned from professional trip
to the mining districts of White Pine
county, New,
Louis Simon, manager of the White
Cloud Mining and Milling company,
accompanied by Mrs. Simon left yester-
day for New York City. Mrs. Simon
will spend the summer at her old home
in France.
\ Reeves. secretary of the Lower
Mammoth company, accompanied Ar
thur H. Brown 10 the property AT Tintlc
on Saturday. Mr.. Brown was lnducted
into his new charge as superintendent
of the company.
A. +, Schneider, general manager Of
the Nevada Utah company. spent Sat
urday Mt the Bingham properties and
concentrating plant of that organiza-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
FREIBURG WAKING UP.
Local People Making Shippers of Orc
in Famous District.


During the past forty years much
has been said and written of the won.
dcrful mineral resources of the old
camp Of ETciburg, in Lincoln county,
Nevada, but until within the past two
or three years it has been difficult TO
obtain capital for the purpose of de-
velopment. This was so principally ON
account of the low prices of metals
and the expense Of transportation Of
the ores from Freiburg to the railroad,
the nearest point then being Modena
or Milford some 300 miles. Even un-
der these adverse conditions shipments
of high grade silver ores We're shipped
at profit by the pioneers of the
camp.
Conditions are now very much i'm
proved and a number of strong com
panies have already commenced the de.
velopment Of what is destined to be
one of the great mining camps OF the
State of Nevada. The operations OF
three or four companies have verified
the claims of the early prospectors, that
the mineral resources of k'rciburg are
as extensive as any IN the West, ana
that the values so far as developed will
average much higher than IN any OF the
new camps Of the State.
Local capitalists have had experts IN
the district for some time. and have
succeeded in securing what they con-
slider very promising group of CLAIMS
right in the heart Of the mineralIzed
section, on which ores of unusual values
in copper. silver and lead have been
exposed with very little development.
They are now preparing papers for the
incorporation of strong company for
the systematic development of the prop
ertv and expect to ma he regular ship
ments to the local Smcltcrs before the
close Of the present year. The new cor
poration Will be known as the Wyo-
ming Freiburg Mining & Milling com
pany, the heavy holders being we'll
known Salt Lake and Wyoming capt
talists and mining men, which is an.
other evidence of the fact that Salt
Lake is always represented among the
pioneers of Western mining camps, as
they were IN Tonopah, Gold6eld and
other Nevada bonanza camps.
Mr.. L. l.. Chesney Of this city, who
was instrumental in rounding out this
deal. is exhibiting some very attractive
looking ore from the camp, III which
assay returns show values from 800 10
over $50 per ton. He states that a
50-horsepower gasoline hoist has already
been ordered with which to sink a shaft
on the great contact which runs through
tho group 1t is the opinion of experts
who have examined the property that
the company Will have no difficulty in
sorting the ores already exposed to such
grade as to permit Of shipping TO the
local market at handsome profit.
Among the Other operators IN Frei-
burg who have unlimited financial back
ing might be mentioned the Tri. Metallic
company. the ST. Paul Mining company,
the Empire Consolidated, Michigan Cop
per and Mr.. Charles Briscoc. besides a
number of other unorganizcd groups
owned by Utah and Nevada mining
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
GIBRALTAR MINES SYNDICATE.
Secretary Sends Brief Report to Stock
holders of the COMPANY


Salt Lake stockholders in The Gibral-
ter Mines Syndicate, have received the
following letter from Secretary w. III,
Clark which will prove Of interest TO
mining circles:
AZ the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Gibraltar Mines Sypdi-
following gentlemen were elected TO
rectors during the ensuing year; w.
" Rice. j. #. Shoclllcv, ". H. Clark.
James Farrell and +. G. Kiddcr. The
pbysica condition OF the company S
property shows thc result of the FIRE.
mcndous amount of work done during
the past two Years, and while The
amount of shipping orc developed Is not
as large as had been anticipated, yet
this is more than offset by the large
bodies of milling ore which have been
blocked out Development work upon
the property Is being actively proceed
Cd with and the company is maintain
ing working force of twenty five men.
Mr.. III. :. Emlaw. mining en-
gineer of cnviable experience and rep
uiation in tho Western country and
South America. has been specially en-
gagged TO take charge of the Gibraltar
property, effective June 9TH. Mr. En-.
law S experience has particularly fitted
him for the management Of such
property as the Gibraltar, and he will
proceed to survey and map
out the orc reserves and VIII make a
complete report covering its present
development and suggestions as 10 fu-
turc operations, which report will he
submitted to the stockholders of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
HIS OPINION OF eoLDFIELD.
Denver Attorney Says That Water Is
Higher Than Whisky.

''If something is not done in Gold
field by way OF cleaning mp the gar
bage, there is going TO be an epidemic
when the sun starts working regular
hours, said Attorney o. n. Hilton in
ihe Denver Post. who has just returned
from the new camp.
"The titles to all property are in bad
shape and the government proposes to
step in and sell out everybody to get
the titles cleared up. They are not
titles now, but merely contracts for
deeds. Everything is under the county
government, It is a great camp. If
fellow can stand the inconvenlences for
n while. make his wad and then duck
out 1t, is the only camp ] ever saw
whore water is higher than whisky. y
bath costs a dollar, and it is poor
one at that The drinking water is not
of the best, being mainly alkah. As
for my part, / would rather be poor In
Denver than be Il resident OF Gold
field
In spite of these drawbacks Attor-
ncy Hilton says that everybody seems
TO he making money, spending just as
mucb, and all arc happy. He saw two
small bags Of orc taken from the Mo.
hawk that were worth $4,000. Some oil
IL runs $574,000 to the carload, while
one four-foot vein averages Sl6,OOO
per ton. The dust is particularly an
moving and II Is Impossible TO 60 any
where without annoyance. Not blade
of grass is TO be seen, but he says all
these difficulties Will bc overcome IN
course of time, and 6ne city is as
sured some day.
Attorney Hilton cites DR.. D. W. Rob,
inson as one of the Denver examples OF
success He left Denver with Sl4 III
his pocket and is now worth many hun
dreds Of thousands. There was Big
strike recently in one of his mines. He
is not specializing, but Just developing
his properties, and is not dong any
dabbline in stocks One night Mr., Hill
ton saw an old-timer sell his half of a
mine for $4,000, lose every cent of it
PLAYING the wheels and the next morn
ing borrow a burro and start into the
hills again.