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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
boz FoR TOURISTS ABROAD
Home Made badges Attract Foreign
Eyes and Secure Uneommon
Attention.

A well known New Yorker who spends
a good part OF his time in Paris relates
how he once met a fellow oountryman who
invariably sported huge red badge bear
ing the legend Of the national republican
committee.
After a time the New Workers. curiosity
got the better OF him and he asked his
fellow countryman why he was displaying
such an emblem to the foreigners.
IT'S just this way" cheerfully explained
the other zone day, at one Of the big
hotels. 1 noticed a number Of chaps who
got the best OF me at all times. 1 be-
thought me that II would be good idea
70 consult one Of the walters as to the
reason. Incidentally, ] tipped him.
"A great light burst upon me when was
politely informed by the waiter that one
OF the gentlemen indicated wore the Legion
of Honor. that the other sported the in
sigma Of the order of the Star Of India,
and that the third was the proud possessor
Of the order of st. Michael and st. George.
Gentlemen wearing these and other orders,
added the waiter, were invariably given the
utmost consideration.
1T didn't take me long 20 drop in line.
l dug down into my trunk and pulled out
the badge you now see adorning my manly
chest / put it on and have worn 1t ever
since. OF course, none Of our French
friends has the least idea what it repre-
sents, but it's a decoration. and that goes
with them. Since 1 donned It nothing has
been too good for me. '-Harper's Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

A large line OF factory samples in buggIes
and carriages for sale at wholesale prices 10
Omaha people at our once and repository.
corner 9Th and Pacific. VIII save you from
$500 to 1880 on a vehicle
LININGER IMPLEMENT co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
WHISPERS ON THE BURLINGTON
Conductors Must Sport the Real Arti-
Gle or Cut Out the
stubs.

The conductors of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad must shave or grow
whiskers It will not imperil their jobs
II they report for duty cleanly shaved;
nor will they run any risk by reporting in
real whiskers. But no more half and half
whiskers will be tolerated by the COM
pany.
The end and aim of the order to this
effect is to improve the personal appear
ance of the conductors, by directing atten-
ton to minor details of toilet. Too often
the conductor who is otherwise everything
that could be desired neglects to shave
when starting on a trip, is too tired to
shave when he gets through the trip, has
not time to shave when he starts on his
next trip, and begins to look like member
of the Duma before the week is out.
Now, the average American corporation
may seem heartless. but It is not always
So The average American corporation,
while seemingly taking little notice Of those
who are dependent upon It, sometimes APP
parently tries to figure out how it can up
lift them, make them nobler, truer. better,
more prcsentable examples of citizenship.
One would hardly suppose, at first blush,
that an American corporation-a great
American railway company-would care
much, for instance, whether its employees
shaved daily, every other day, twice a
week or only on Saturday nights or Sun
day mornings. II may have been the case
| in the past that corporations we're without
the soul which they should have had in
order to take a deep and abiding interest
| in whiskers. But that day is past con-
spicuous example in the national capital
the example of the first citizen, who takes
an interest in everything-has had the
| effect of inspiring even the corporations
with desire to get closer to humanity, to
study more carefully the needs as well as
! the habits. the necessities as well as the
aspirations. of their employees
| Hence we find the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy going even so far as to take an
interest in the cuffs and the collars and
the vests and the finger nails of its con-
! ductors.
And the policy of the road is going to
be as liberal in regard to everything else
In this respect as It Is In regard to shaw
ing There will be no objection to
whiskers. goatees sideburns, lambreuuins,
foliage or shrubbery. Rather there will be
encOura cement for the conductor who can
harness the winds with a set of colonel
Observation-Disclosures. All the company
cares for is that the conductors shall de-
clare themselves-shall let II be known
whether they intend to shave cleanly or "a
let their whiskers grow.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Mangum & Co.. LETTER SPECIALIsTs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

calling cards, blank book and magazine
binding. Phone Doug. i6Ol. A. I. Root, Inc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
LoDeEMAN SAID TO BE SHY
Jens Christian short and Danish
brotherhood Sues His Bonds
men for Big sum.

Suits to recover on tho bonds of Jens
Christian Eskelson. former supreme treas
urer OF the Danish Brotherhood of Amer
lea, have been started in district court by
the order against the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company and the Metropolt-
tan Surety company. The petition states
that from October 10, 1902, until October
20. 1906. Eskelson became short $4,000 in
his accounts with the order. The first
named company Is sued for $4,000. cover
ing a period from October Is. 1902, until
October Is. 1906. The Metropolitan COM
pany is sued for 5000, covering the period
from January l to October 20, 1906.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
He Obeyed Instvuctioas.

Christ Nelson. having been In this country
only few weeks, was slow IN learning
American customs and especially the in
acts after landing in oregon was 70 take
out naturalization papers. on the corner
OF the envelope, In which were contained
the documents that make him an American
citizen, were the words: Return In fiVe
days"
wal be har." he said yesterday. as he
shuited up TO the counter In the county
clerks ONCE, and spoke 20 Deputy Prasp.
What do you Want2" asked that oficial
carefully noting the embarrassed nush on
the Swede's face
wal, Il say on this har envelope return
IN nve days an time be up today. SO
ban come round"
When assured that nobody wanted him.
ne turned with surprise and walked sadly
away not certain whether he was natural
lied or not-Portland Oregonian.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
SNOWFALL IN THE WEST
Reports from Nebraska Points show
that Some Good win Follow
Precipitation.

Reports Of snowfall Thursday night ans
Friday in the state are as follows: North
Platte, five inches; Grand Island 1--WE
inches; Ainsworth, three inches; Sheldon,
eight inches; St. Paul, three inches; Glib
bon, eight inches; Geneva, about twelve
inches; Hastings, FIVE inches; Sutton,
nearly six inches; Central City. about two
inches; Blue HILL six inches Humboldt,
three inches; Table Rock, three inches;
Ansley, I'VE and a half inches; Cambridge,
eight inches Harvard. six inches Stella,
five inches Schuyler, two inches.
At Sheldon sleighs we're used.
Points in the western part of the state
announce that the precipitation is OF much
value. as moisture was needed. Fruit not
destroyed heretofore has probably survived
the present storm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
The Rennett Comnnnr

The summer quarterly style book illus
rating The Ladies' Home Journal patterns.
which We did not expect 20 receive TIN 18th.
arrived late Saturday afternoon. too late to
be spoken Of in our full page advertise
ment The Summer Quarterly is a mag
nificent production. costs you i5c, and con-
tains coupon good for 100 in cash. apply
ing on Ladies' Home Journal pattern ub
'tni Sept. LIST.
Get a book, it's the pace maker Of style
patterns the world over. Pattern Booth.
Harvey Aisle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
GIBSON BILL IN MISSOURI
Law Passed There, Too, Prohibiting
Brewers from Conducting Re-
tail Liquor Places.

A law modelled after the celebrated Glib
son bill passed by the last Nebraska
legislature has just been enacted by the
special session Of the Missouri legislature.
The bill prohibits distillers, brewers or
other manufacturers of intoxicating liquor
from having any interest in a retail saloon.
This was one of the laws Governor Folk
called the special session of the Missouri
legislature to enact. Before he did so he
sent to Lincoln for copy of Gibson's bill
and it is understood the Missouri bill is
much the same as the Gibson measure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Hotel situation in Omaha.


So much has been said about the hotel &C
commodations of Oman by a few dissatisfied
visitors who have apparently based their
verdict Of all Omaha hotels on what they
found in one or two individual cases, that
an entirely wrong impression is likely to
be formed by those who have never visited
our city. Omaha is by no means so badly
of in the way Of hotel accommodation as
some would have us believe. The growth
Of Omaha has been rapid. particularly
within the last few years. and 4 is but nat
ural that hotels, which ten years ago were
far In advance Of the size OF the city should
today be looked upon as somewhat out of
date. Two modern hotels are now In pro-
cess OF construction.
However, some Of the older hotels are by
no means losing their prestige The Pax
ton, for instance, under the proprietor
ship OF Mr.. Ralph Kitchen. has recently
made many important changes. A small
army OF painters, decorators, carpenters
and electricians have been kept busy re-
modelling and changing. The barber shop
has been moved up to the main rotunda
and has been made absolutely sanitary in
every respect, the floor is OF tile with white
marble wainscoting. and every modern ap-
piiahco SHOWN 70 tohsoIlaI science mas been
! added to the equipment A handsome and
/ costly entrance of stained glass and solid
mahogany has been put in connecting the
bar with the street. The cafe has been re-
modelled and newly equipped. no expense
being spared in making 1t the best in the
city, A complete telephone system win be
installed connecting each room through a
switchboard in the main rotunda with the
outside world. Other improvements are in
prospect which will make the hotel COM
pare favorably with most OF the new hotels
! OF other cities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
MyerS-DiIlOn Drug Co.
Cut Rate Cigar Dealers
18th & FaTnam St., Omaha, Reh.
oampbeuIs sou culture Almanac

Indispensable Tor the dry country. En-
dorsed by scientists and practical farmers.
All about II In simple language and plain
directions. Success demonstrated in every
part OF the semi-arid west. Crops abos-
lutely sure and much larger than by hap
hazard farming. Without irrigation, no bet
ting against the weather sure thing farm
ing for small or large farms. Send for
free circulars and md out how 70 keep up
with the times, or l0c for Soil Culture
Almanac worth 100 times as much. PROF.
III. w. CAMPBELL. Lincoln. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
EX.POLICEMAN GOES TO JAIL
F. O. Holemau twIts Sergeant ROmaSs
and Gets Arrested,
HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES BAR
Man who Comes Out second Beet
says the Other Fellow Had
First Been whipped by
}. BarleyCOrn.

FarnBworth c. Holeman, a former Omaha
policeman, but more recently employed as
a teamster In the quartermaster' depart
ment at Fort Omaha. was placed in the
Douglas county jail Saturday morning In
default of 5000 bail by order of United
States Commissioner Anderson on a charge
Of assault with intent to do great bodily
harm upon the person Of Sergeant Romage
of the signal corps.
The alleged assault occurred Tuesday
evening at Fort Omaha and Holeman was
arrested and placed in the city jail. but
no one appearing against him in police
court the following morning. he was let
go. The complaining witness says he
was unable to reach the police court in
time Wednesday morning to appear against
Hoeman on account of his military duties
and when he did arrive there Holeman
had already been released from custody
Sergeant Romsge swore out a new COM
plant against Holeman Friday evening be-
fore United States Commissioner Anderson
and the arrest was made by Deputy Mar
shall Moore.
origin of Assault.
The alleged assault grew out OF some
trouble between Sergeant Romage at Fort
Omaha, wherein Sergeant Romage charged
Holeman with being drunk. Sergeant
Romage is in charge of the quartermas-
ter's corral at Fort Omaha and Holeman
is a teamster in the employ of the gov
eminent there. The trouble reached a
crisis Monday in the stables when as
Romage alleges Holeman, being under the
influence Of liquor, applied numberless
vile epithets to the sergeant, whereupon
the latter knocked Holeman down. This
put quietus on affairs for the time be-
ing, though the sergeant broke his fist in
striking Hoeman. However Hoeman
made a threat that he would cut the heart
or some other of the sergeants vitals out
of his person when the opportunity came.
That same night according to the SER
geants story, Holeman entered his quar-
ters with an axe and was about to carry
his threat into execution. The sergeant
was awakened and saw Holemar
standing over him with an up.
lifted axe and Immediately sprang out of
bed and knocked the axe out of Holeman s
hand and throttling him, called for as
sistance. Holeman was overpowered and
placed in the guard house that night and
taken to jail the following day.
The case is set for hearing before Com
missioner Anderson Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Approach OF the ]

Approach OF the Ice Cream season.
A remarkably handsome booklet has
been issued by the Harding Creamery Co..
illustrating both their process Of making
Zee cream and the varieties and designs OF
their manufacture. Some OF the plates are
attractively oolored. The ice cream DEPART
ment Is in charge OF Howard b. Graham.
who has made a name for himself as a
maker Of ice cream
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Rev. Dr. Frank Lovelsnd. pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church, will ad-
dress the Omaha Philosophical society
Sunday afternoon, May & on the tonic
'Isrratie Moralizers." The meeting opens
AZ o'clock In Patterson hall. Seventeenth
and Farnam streets Admission free The
public cordially invited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Have Root print Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28

Est4 a Ia carga en- Barcelona para
salir ell / de Octubre pr6ximo por
el Mediterraneo, Coru1a y Vigo has
ia este puerto, siguiendo despu6s la
ruta de Mayagiiez. Ponce, Santo Do
miugo, Habana, Santiago de Cuba y
New Orleans.
Adnitiendose carga Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28
EDICTO
En- la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Hu-
macao, P. r.
Estados Onldos de America.
El Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
Leandro Aponte Rodriguez,
EX-PARTE
Sobre dominic de fnca r1stica.
EDICTO

PoR cUANTo Leandro Aponte Ro-
driguez, por su abogado Arturo Apon-
te, Jr., ha promovido ante esta Corte
I'm expediente solicitando Sc declare
lei dominic que tiene sobre la ST
guiente fnca:
'Rdstica Predio de terreno, sito
sin nombre especial en- Ell barrio de
Limones del termino Municipal de
Yabucoa. en- Ell Distrito Judicial de
Humacao, compuesto de ocho cuer-
das treinta centavos de otra de terre
nos llanos, destinados q pastos equi-
valentes tres hectareas veinte Y
seis areas ventidos centiareas, Co
llndantes por ell Norte Oeste con
terrenos de la Central Mercedita:
por el Este por la carretera de HUI
macao; Y por ell Sud con otros terrenos
de don Manuel Mendez Due1io.
Cuya fnca posee hace mas de doce
amos por compra que de la misma
hlzo don Carlos EuSebio de Ayo,
en- precio de setecientos catorce do
liars, moneda americana, sobre la
cual no pesan cargas nj gravamenes
de nlnguna clase.
PoR TANTo, he biendo ordenado ell
Hon. Charles E. Foote ,Juez de csta
Corte, que Sc cite 4 los anterior es
dueflos y que Sc publiquen edictos
pOr termlno de sesenta dlas, que
empezaran a contarse desde el pri-
nero en- que aparezca publicado este
eC1ctO, por tres veceS en- un periodi-
CO de los de mayor circulation de
San Juan de Puerto Rico, citandose
las personas ignoradas que sc
cream terer sobre dicho inmueble
alglln derecho real y todas aque-
llas a qulenes pueda perjudicar la
inscription de dominic solicitada pa :.
ra que dentro de dicho termino for
mullen oposicion previniendo 4 todos
que pasado el mismo y oida la prue-
ba que ofrezca el promovente, Sc
resolvera sobre la declaration de do
mimic, parando 4 todos los perjuicios
de Ley, extiendo Il presente bajo
mi firma y sello de la Corte tn HUI
macao 4 : de Mayo de 1907. Enrique
Rincon, Secretary District Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28

Salio de CorufIa ell p del corriente
directo para este puerto y. recalara
hacia ell 4 del entrante Octubre Ter
minadas sus operaciones aquf segui-
ra para MayagUez, Ponce, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-28
vAPoREs a NUEsTRA CONSERVATION

EEspaf1ol "CATALINA'
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
THE JoxEE

The directorate of the Joker COM
pany is considering a proposition TO
drive a tunnel through the hill upon
which the estate is located with the
object of tapping at depth the several
lodges which are yielding such salts
factory gold values at surface. Plans
to that end are as yet in the formative
period and no definite action will be
taken prior to the arrival in camp of
A. II. Deahl. now in the east on bust
ness.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
II VIRGINIA

Sinking continues without abatement
In the old prospect shaft that has been
selected by the management of the Man
haitian Virginia Mining company as the
main working medium. and as it is low
cred there is an increase in mineraliza-
ton and in gold values. Some days ago
a ledge OF considerable proportions.
showing gold in the free. was found by
accident in the bottom of IN abandoned
shaft. Assays proved it to have unmis-
taxable value as a gold producer and
Immediately following the former work
ing shaft was abandoned and the men
placed at work in the prospect hole.
Since that time the ledge has been fol-
lowed to considerable depth, gold values
averaging $a5 the ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
TUNNEL

Encouraging assay returns and well
mineralized dykes are associated with
the driving of the big tunnel on the
Baby Ruth claim of the Santa Lola
Mining company. The present length Of
the bore is $50 feet and at the ss0-foot
point a ledge 5k feet wide was cross
cut The vein matter shows marked
liberalization but its gold values are
practically leached out owing to the
nominal depth at which IL was cut.
No attempt has yet been made to prove
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09

Continued on next to last Pase.)
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
ARIZONA CORPORATIONS
Cost of Incorporation slight.

Cost of Incorporation slight.
Restrictions few.
No annual tax; no public statements.
capitalization does not affect cost.
Private property exempt from corporate
debts.
Copy of law and organization blanks
on request. Book of forms for cor
porate instruments and procedure by
companies.
Organization of corporations under
laws of Arizona a speciality. AL details
carefully observed to insure legal incor-
poration. Local attorney unnecessary.
Will advise regarding all steps in your
organization.
References In any section Nevada on
request.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
DRILLS

Frank T. Torpey. of the McElvaney
& Torpey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. is pre-
pairing to install a prospecting drill on
the estate of the wolftone Extension
Mining company with the subject of test
ing the vein system at various depths
TO a depth of loco feet. The machine
is now en- route here and will be placed
in operation Immediately upon arrival.
A. b. Garfield. who is associated with
Mr.. Torpey in an enterprise looking
toward the introduction into this dis
trict of FIVE drills of the character men
toned. will superintenc the setting up
and operation OF the drill at the Wolf
tone Extension.
1t is the purpose OF the gentlemen
to take contracts for the testing OF
the various mining estates In the Man.
haitian district by means of prospecting
drills similar to those used in the oil
fields. The drills and other mechanism
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
TO RESUME WORK

Work is to be resume on the estate
of the Franklin Mining mpan within
the week. The acreage is located in
the Timber hill section and is traversed
by a number of strongly mineralized
dykes. Prior to the San Francisco earth
quake and fire of April 18th, last, the
Franklin property was worked in a sys-
tematic and miner like manner Several
thousand dollars were expended in de-
velopment under mineral conditions that
promised ample reward in the way of
dividends once the ledge system was
penetrated at depth. Then came the
earthquake. resultant in lack of funds,
and the property was perforced closed
down..
With the settlement of the fire losses,
however, gentlemen interested in the
development of the Franklin are once
more in funds and nave decided to again
take up the search for gold. III. NJ.
WEIGH. viee-president of the Franklin
Mining company, was in camp this week
for the purpose of arranging for the
resumption of the work and prior to
departure gave orders to hat effect.
n. n. Franklin has been appointed super
~intendent of the property.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
o

A contract has been let by the man.
agement of the Portland Mining COM
pany for driving the tunnel on the De-
troit claim an additional 100 feet, work
to begin Immediately. The present
length of the bore is 100 feet and in driv-
ing that distance a number of stringers
have been cut that gave favorable as
say returns. Thus far, however, no
ledge has been encountered in place.
The objective point is a well mineral
lied vein where outcrop can be traced
almost the full length of the claim.
1t is yet some distance ahead of the
drillers and Will be tapped at a depth of
12O feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-09
sEDAns

Sedan creage, long considered one Of
the most promising in the west end OF
the belt, is to be developed in a manner
more in keeping with the gold values in
its ledge system than has been the rule
in the past. During the past summer
the property was worked in a lackadais-
zeal. apathetic manner and with little
system or attempt to follow the ore
either at nominal or greater depth. With
the reorganization of the owning com
pany and the appointment of E. Z. Stu
art as manager. however, a marked
change in administrative policy is no.
ticeable and there is no question but
what operations are to be carried on
in future with system and despatch.
Even under the old administration the
property demonstrated it's worth as a
gold producer and gave promise of devel-
oping at depth into a bonanza. From
the ledge outcrop and in the main work
ing shaft to a depth of &C feet the
quartz is filed with naturalization and
free gold is by no means an %infrequent
occurrence. Paintings and assays as
high as $237 and S267 in gold the ton
were obtained, and specimens mined
from the ledge that were figured over
with precious metal. So promising was
the property ii attracted the attention
of DR.. Bowles and Professor Jenny, the
one of tho successful mining
men of southern Nevada and the latter
a g~eologist of international repute.
Both gentlemen made careful and ex-
haustive examinations of the ledge sys-
tenn crossing the Sedan and were fully
satisfied with it's merit. However, all
attempts to close a deal for the prop
erty were frustrated by the high figure
at which it was held.