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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21
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H. B. Haines, mining man from
Colorado, stopped over in Winnemuc-
ca last Monday, after having made a
trip to the Goldbanks district.
He had the following to say
"Though / was unable tc secure
any property at that camp, can
safely say that it looks very good.
After having spent some time in
both Fairview and Wonder, ] believe
that if Goldbanks had been discov
cred during the same year of their
location it would be in the front rank
present. consider Fairview
superior to Wonder, and as the depos
Of the former, being very extensive,
though of low grade | consider it
has fine show to make permanent
camp. / have some locations in the
vicinity of Clear creek, but am now
on my way to secure some property
which my hackers are desirous of
getting. This property is situated in
the Kennedy district, and Judging
from previous reports, it is as good
as any brought to my notice.
Larry Sullivan dropped into town
during the week from Goldbanks and
reported that just before his depart
ure from the camp, on the Blair
lease at a depth of 90 feet gold ore
had been encountered that assayed
$l02 in gold. Mr.. Sullivan says that
it has long cen the opinion of old-time
mining men that when properties in
this section of the state have proper
development they bid fair to make
good, and that in his opinion Gold
banks will fulfil the prophecy often
expressed.
A. p. Smith, the original discoverer
of Goldbanks, visited the county seat
last Tuesday, making short business
trip to this place. In an interview to
Silver State representative Mr.
Smith gave the following statement:
"The extensive work commenced
on my properties continues and a
force of men are engaged daily both
during the night and day. All the
other properties are accomplishing
more or less in the way of develop.
ment and we are anxiously awaiting
the time when all have reached the
50foot level, as at that time atten-
tion can be eentered on the proposi-
tion of erecting a mill to treat the
ore from all the properties. + am al
most certain that by January lst
work will be convergad in that direc-
tion, at which time the erection of a
40-stamp mill will be commenced.
''Just before my leaving strike
reported on large body of ore in the
southern part of the camp. In regard
to the leases. ] can only say that the
Blair Reinhart lease is long wall
also the two leases of Scott and Saw.
age, the Weymouth lease and the
two leases belonging to Jenkins. All
OF these are prepared to make ship
meDts of pay ore.
This camp is looking better than
ever AID though there is no outside
capital, to any great extent, we are
not anxious to boom the camp, as we
consider it has properties which will
show for themselves within the next
wear
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21
WATCH THAT STRIKES TIML
WHENEVER YOU WISH

In his work room at the Pearce &
Case stationery store J. G. Kepler, the
well known ieweler. has a unique
watch which he is repairing. By
pressing little spring on this watch
it will strike the time indicated by
the hands These watches, although
not new, are very rarely seen, and it
takes sr -oert jeweler to repair
them. they cost between $3.50 and
$500.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21
NEW ADS TODAY

John Schmidt, Gents Furnishings.
Modern French Laundry.
Vickers & Smith, Lunch Counter.
krenkel e. Bosch, change.
f Reinhart & Co., change.
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SCHMIDT SHOE STORE ADD
NEW LINE OF BUSINESS

The friends of John Schmidt, pro-
prietor of the Schmidt shoe store, will
be pleased to learn that he is keeping
pace with the rapid advancement in
industrial lines in the town of Win
nemucca, and has added to his stock
of goods an excellent line of
gents furnishing goods, including
ties. collars, shirts, underwear and
fancy hose In his business in the
past the quality of shoes sold by Mr..
Schmidt has never been questioned,
and maintaining this standard in his
increased line of business, success
full career is assured. Note another
column for particulars.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21
ENGLISH CORDUROY SUITS AND
EXTRA PANTS.

These goods must not be classed
with the cheap ordinary corduroys,
for they are not, but class goods.
Come and see them. Our prices are
as low as can be sold.
F. c. ROBINS & co.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21

Krenkel &. Bosch, jewelers., have
window display which is credit to
a town the size of Winnemucca. They
are getting ready for Christmas. Note
their change of ad.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21

Smith Vickers have built an ad-
dition to the rear of Van s and will
establish a frst-class lunch counter
and oyster grotto.
D. V. Morrison of Goldbanks came
to town during the week.
c. l.. Gorton of Eureka has been nj
town few days.
r. c. Olds and wife returned to
Goydbanks today after having spent
several days in our midst.
When you hear the whistle, the boy
has brought your Silver State News.
We have in our time taken cord
wood, pumpkins, potatoes and such
things on subscription, and now we
don't propose to turn down any clear
ing house certificates. Bring them in.
Now is the time to subscribe!
Hereafter the carrier boys for the
Silver State News will whistle when
the leave the paper at subscriber s
house.
NEW WINTER UNDERWEAR -
Just received, at
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21

MEMS BOX ovERCoATs, as well
as Ing overcoats, ulsters, etc. Here
is an opportunity to be leader in
gentlemen s wear, besides lead the
fall fashions here in Winnemucca.
Try them. F. G. ROBINS & Co.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21

DIR. Samuels reports that Miss Dean
Middleton, of Battle Mountain, the
nurse who has been engaged for
some time in the Nancy case, re
turned home today
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w. Calvin, one of the original locat-
ors in the Rosebud district, stopped
over in Winnemucca for a few days
the fore part OF the week. Affairs at
Rosebud, he states, are not as lively
AS they should be, ijut considerable
development work is under contempla-
tion to be begun in the spring.
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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21

Listen for the whistle. 1t is the
sign the boy has brought your paper.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-21
sAwrooTH


Work on the Galena King at Saw
Tooth continues, under the direction
of Harrington Co. of New York.
A large force 5f men are at work and
a shipment Of ore is under contempla-
tion.
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q. Gormely, prospeetor, returned
to Winnemucca last Monday after
having made an extended prospecting
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NEW WINTER UNDERWEAR =
Just received, at
F. C. ROBINS & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
snusm 2, tioussksense

Put a squaw in a tePee and she Is tle neatest of housakeepers. The blan- tets are neatly rolled and slowed away Under the edge of the tepee, leaving the center clear. Bright colored blankets and fine fur robes are spread about, and wonderfully beaded dance drum hangs from one of the poles. But put a squaw in a house and she Is any thing but a success. Go into one of these frame houses and you will find the mattresses laid along the floor, with the whole family sprawling there on. The cracked cook stove will be in the middle of the floor, with anything but agreeable odors coming therefrom. Outside the bedsteads and springs will be used as chicken roosts. But the squaw doesn't let her housekeeping shortcomings worry her. When she puts on an elk tooth robe, valued at anywhere from S1.500 to 5000, and rides to the fair or 10 the agency on a Sunday astride beaded saddle she is picture of contentnent.-Denyer Re. publican.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
Old eroa.

The inventor of grog, the long time beverage of the sea and Of salt wateP literature. vas Admiral Vernon, of whose courageous deeds at Porto Bello a lively poet has sung:
 Which when they came 10 understand he
 was so brave e fellow.
 They did surrender. out of hand. the town
 of Porto BeIlo.
 'tOld Grog" was Vernon's pet name in the navy of his day, and it was thus bestowed: "Out on the Spanish main Vernon found that the result of giving each man In the ships company half a pint of rum day to drink neat was disastrous. His captains and surgeons suggested to him the revolutionary ex- pertinent of mixing the spirit with wa ter. In a station order Vernon re quired this to be done. The new liquor was not favorably received, and the seamen cast about for an opprobrious name for it and it's author. Now, Yer ron used to wear grogram boat eioak; hence old Grog.'"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.

FL PASO. Texas, July 6.-G. H. trainmen, who have been SSyestigat- ing the death of the young man at Sanderson on Tuesday, believed that they have identified the remains as those of John D. Shea, of San Anto- niO.
 The trainmen have located a young man in Fl Paso, who came as far as Sanderson with Shea, and he says that Shea decided to turn back there and go back to San Antonio. He de scribes Shea's dress in such a man. ner as to correspond minutely with the dress af the young man who was killed, and as he also says that Shea was subject to elileptic fits and eyl- dently met death as a result of fit, which threw him under the wheels of the train
 According to the information gained by the trainmen. Shea has a brother, D. Shea, in San Antonio, and widow ed mother in Dallas,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
DEAD AND MATURE
 TIMBER IS SOLD
War Department Closes Deal with C, M, Carr for 25 MiI- lion Feet at S3.25 per Thou sand in New Mexico.
Special to Review.1

WASHINGTON, July GA con. tract for the sale of dead and mature western yellow pine timber on the Fort Wingate Military Reservation. has been approved by the Secretary of War The purchaser is~ Clark Nj. Carr, of Albuquerque, N. M., who will pay for the timber at the rate of S3.25 per thousand feet on the basis of the actual scale. The amount is estimat- ed to be 25 million feet B. NJ. The war department has placed the super intendence of the sale in the hands of the Forest Service. which, through its administration of the National Forests is in good position to sup eryise the cutting. What is sought in this case is just what the government lis trying to do on the National For ests. to move the timber which has made it's growth and at the same time provide for a forest of thrifty, growing trees to replace those cut. Trained foresters from the service are now on the ground and have completed the .Eecess8ry preliminary work The lands within the reservation owned by the Santa Fe railroad Company have been carefully surveyed in order that no cutting may be done on them. The trees which may be cut are pick ed out and marked by the foresters. Sufficient timber to keep the loggers busy for several months has already been marked.
 Only mature trees sixteen inches or more in diameter at breast height are being marked for cutting, and when 1t is necessary in order to provide plenty for seed, trees larger than six teen Inches are being left. Thus the smaller trees are left to grow and the means Is provided for removal of the forest through the natural sowing of seed. which will cover the open ings with new supply of little trees in few years.
 The contract contains a number of clauses looking to the prevention of forest fires. It Is to run five years and during that time all of MT. Carr's
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07

employees are required to fight any forest fires on the reservation. To lessen the danger of future fires the brush from all trees cut is to be Iop- ped and piled ready for burning at safe seasons. This will effectuaIly clear the ground so that it will be comparatively easy to extinguish any fires which may start in the future. These clauses are considered of es- pecial importance. since it is a well known fact that it is impossible to keep a forest growing without protec- tion from fire. Fires have been ef- fectively kept down on the National Forests, and it is hoped to secure equally good results on the Fort Win gate military reservation. The sue cess of forestry, which aims to keep the timber land always busy growing trees, depends on preventing forest fires more than any other single thing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
WILL NUT TOLERATE
 WESTERN FEDERATION
sgsoLurIoNs AoopTED sy DoueLAs susIMEss MEN


 city Douglas that the Western Federation of Miners is about to establish local organization,
 organization conditions wherever organized strikes following its establishment dubrng impeding
 And whereas has been given lishment of Western Federation of Min the smelters high with Mexican labor at lesser scale. and
 in a and endorse and employ measures of violence destruction of communities organized still.
 Now citizens business
  citizens establishment local organization of the Western Federation of Miners the city of Douglas;
 entrenchment will prosperity of city and reduce if not stop the present pay rolls;
 That unalteraby opposed the Western Federation of Miners establishment local thereof Douglas
 That pledge efforts all times in opposition to the of Western Federation of Miners this
 c. D. H Johnston Co.,. E. A. Arnim; J. E. Suis John R. Speers H. East Geo H. Kelly, International Amercan Douglas Co., Huxtab Tho Bank of Douglas W. j.. F. c. Co; Ed.Clouther; Lambertson; srodthcn; Erickson Howe; Arthur Houle; wandowski; C. w Crawford: A. Rchardson Stacy; J Co., E. Dugan; G. W. Suits W de Washington; C. G. King; Brophy Carr Co., E. F. S. Douglas; ! M Sparks; A. Holden Elyey: C. M Seaman H E. Stone; w A. Julian O. aammi A C. Curry Chas T Hanson; J A. Ffnney L. D. Me Carney F J. Haas Douglas Gas Corporation Hughes Edwin Kettle; John F. V. Scott Thornton. R. Scott R. L. sco B. A. Overlook W Adannson The First National Bank L. C. Hanks cashier; J. S.. Franklin Doug Daily Dspatch; T. Wright Tinker; A. R. Hickman j. Speed; w C. McDonald J. J. Armstrong; Alfred Lockwood: Bros, Fisher; J. Wright; F GUS Alfred Ferguson; Andy Scott w. Herr M Fletcher Cal ishers; H. R Gabriel
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
THE BsBEE DAILY REVIEW BBEE ARIZONA MORNING. JULY so
FOREST PERMITS GIVEN TO ARIZONA
List Of Various Users Who Will Have FavorS From
 Government,

WASHINGTON July 6.-The trus- tees of the Gisela school were granted permit to occupy two acres of ground in the Tonto National Forest Reserve for the purpose of maintain ing a school, the building being all ready constructed.
 Manuela Larranaga, of Palmerlee, Arizona was on June IT, 1907. granted a permit to burn limestone in a kiln already constructed on his placer min ing claim within the Huachuca Nat ional Forest Reserve, Arizona.
 The Gibson Lumber Company was granted a permit to build a four foot tramway in Mount Graham National Forest Reserve, Arizona. The tram way will be one mile in length located on unsurveyed lands in Scott and Chlarson Canyon, tributary of Mar | ijilda Canyon beginning at the Tro- ! janovich saw mill and extending in a westerly direction. It is for the pur- l pose of hauling logs.
 G. W. McDougall. of Williams, Ari- | zOna, was granted a permit to en- close IS acres of land in San Fran cisco Mountains National Forest, Ari- zonl. He will cultivate the encfos- ed land. George McDougall of Williams, Ari- zCna was granted permit to enclose two acres of land in San Francisco Mountains National Forest, for the purpose of holding and salting cattle. H. V. Shell, of Globe, Arizona, was granted a permit to occupy a two l roomed house and enclose and cui- | tivate a garden for domestic use at | the old Pascoe mill site in Six Shoot CT Canyon, Pinal Mountains. Ariona, National Forest. He will use the place | as summer residence.
 R. B. Neghardt, oi Globe, Arizona, was granted a permit to occupy a | five room house and enclose and cul- tiyate garden for domestic use, at the old Pascoe mill site in the Six Shooter Canyon, in Pinal Mountains National Forest.
 John Langdon of Globe, Arizona, was granted in PInal Mountains For est, a permit to occupy a two-room
 house and enclose and cultivate a far den for domestic use, at the old Pas COG mill site in Six Shooter Canyon.
 D. Powell. of Flagstaff, Arizona. was granted a permit to occupy and enclose 200 acres of land for the puT- pose of pasturing saddle horses, in San FrancisdO Mountains National 1 Forest.
 San Francisco Mountains National
 Forest-To George w. Black, Jr., of | Flagstaff. Arizona, 1G0 acres of land | for pasturing purposes.
 Black Mesa National FGresE--TD <.
 H. Slaughter, of Metc If, ArIznna, 5Z0 acres of unsurveyed land 70" la>tII | ing purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
Straw Hats

for comfort. Not only comfort, but style, too. Of course most men want both combined and still not pay the exhorbitant prices the exclusive CIothier asks. Our stock is large and the styles are the newest and SmarteSt made. The prices are very reasonable.
 Sailors, S1.00 to $500.
 French Palms, $4 to $5.
 Real Panamas, S6.50 to S22.50.
 Don't fail to see our line be- fore purchasing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Iris Theater Company has bought from the firm of Mccarthy, Doyle & Davis all rights in the Imperial Theater, and that all out standing indebtedness against the old management should be presented for payment within the next five days.
 ". T. TUPPER, 373 Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
MINISTER OF WAR QUITS.

BUENOS AIRES, July 6.-Minis ter of War Fraga has resigned. He may be succeeded by General AguiTra The resignation of Miguel Tedin, min ister of public works is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
FREE AUTOS IN PARAGUAY.

RIO JANERIO, July 6.-The Para guayan congress has passed a measure permitting automobiles to enter the country free of duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07

Turkish, hot and cold baths at Mrs Jones' old location opposite Waldorf and Kinsey Houses. 2e4
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
Cool Underwear

All the well known makes are shown in OUT exhibit, including the athletic shirt and knee length draWerS-C0ol, com fortable and economical.
 Union and tWo-pieCe suits of baIbriggan, crepe, net, silk and IiSIe and other hot weather fabrics, Soc to $500.
 One new number is a union suit with Athletic Shirt of Porous LiSIe and knee length drawers of NainSook. A very practical garment. Per suit $2.5C.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07
Low Shoes

This week will be a good time for you to ''paSS judgment on our exceptional stylish lines of low shoes, which are so praCti- cal for this time of the year.
 All the newest shapes and feathers are shown in a variety of styles in both butcher and lace effects.
 TanS are proving very popu- lar just aS~We expected. Prices range S3.50 to $500. Can- vas 0xf0rdS S2.00 and S2.5O.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-28

~r~ II y Ncsn~ss~ fav tIrs SD
Tornado Insurance.
Mrs. C. 4 fsra sons photos are
Tho he~s gsuslo aear or~ta haa.1 u
4 tov ~w{EAgas sseaes aa8 fasss
foa.ds ~as tora faas = efnevssay "a
Mr. Aaa Mrs. L. Gates.
4 sast toy divorce wa@ flied IN tbs
district eiers oftlrr todaY b, wa
II Ties aogf against i.aEllA Hefssoff
Tom ifotmau and Mira Martha
Madison. rolnvod vurc unlitd In
marriage ihia morning ~ Couutg
Judge Spencer
CLEANING. pressing ard repairing
done H. a wau @ho understands bic
business pfomptunas and efficiency
guaranteed Caltlu Bros n
h Moore lets this morning fer
Dallas "a here Be has accepted ro-
sttion Wiih s. vbsp concern whose
( heaaquaftrrA rs located there
Perhaps sou have a COW for sale
Through the Daily Lights wanf col
umn j. thc quickest aud cheapest
way 90 let the people know H.
/ " W Wa}ston went to Bardweli
this morning to do some work for
| the Citizens Lumber company Ad-
ditioual sheds ara 30 be erected
John Wilson and Miss Hattie
| Gibbs. who reside in the Cotton Mil
addition. were united in marriage
this morning by Justice Mcknight.
/ The young ladies of the Philo-
| Sapho literary society viii be at
home To the society this evening with
| Miss Louellen Williams on Marvin
avenue
You did not nave your picture
made before Xmas. Medallions free
| only for short time longer. Now is
/ the time. Mrs. c. f. Jackson. the
J photographer If
We VIII trade YOU brand new fur
! niture and household goods for your
! old goods as part pay. Come see our
stock and let US show you r f.
/ Moore g. Co. both phones. If
/
ment society will meet tomorrow at
/ 80 p. m with Mrs. r. ID. Nc
Combs on jefferson street, instead
of Thursday as previously announ-
ced
We positively guarantee to cure
any case of dandruff or scalp dis
ease with ten applications of SCALP
CURER or your money refunded.
Pierce < Freeman's barber shop,
hotel block. 5G
The county tax collectors office
has been a busy place today. Only
three days remain in which to pro-
cure county and city poll tax receipts
and the man who neglects this mat
ter will be denied the privilege of
voting this year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-28

Most victims Of appendicitis are
hose who are hsaitualiy oons,ipatod
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
Chronic constipation Try stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores thc
natural action ~ the bowels orino
Laxative Fruit syrup do-s not naus-
cate or grippe and in mild and pleas.
aat fu take Refuse substitutes u ".
Eanris
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O. ~ DRAKE was basineas atatsog
10 Italf today
. ~ fsedfofs. ~as among shs Is.
itssgz n pslis- to-day
Ico A Harris ard c T.. pcaE ~ere
business visitors 20 Dallas today.
i.sx Meredith Of Dallas sss In The
lefty yesterday wHh relatives Sad
friends
Douglass He-aenham~f 81 bAiias
~Ns ia she efty ssaiefdas sim hts
parents
Howard Williams ~ Dallas spent
yesterday iu she city wiih friends and
Relatives
Master Arthur sad Miss t.ot,ie
Hcpuffie Of Emit visited ia ID" ci'y
yoaseraay
Miss Nannle Maud kntght of
Wor'ham Is visiting Nj and Mrs w.
r. Turner
Carroll Todd Of Wichita Falis Is
visiting his parents Mf snd Mrs.
T.. e Todd
astfNF 4FtsRtAA VI f4fFAf rs 9ttAHf
University waR among the visitors
to Dallas TODAY.
Harry CLARK OF Thornton spent
Saturday might aud SUNDAY ia the
cts with friends
Mlss Myrtle House of Paris Is In
the city with her sister. Miss Hazel
House. AZ Trinity University
Aias Bessie Alexander q former
student OF Trinity. II In the city visit
ing her sister for short time
Miss Myrtle Fountain OF Ennis,
who has been the guest of Miss
Maud Stroud. has returned home
Miss Kate Turner of WORKMAN
who has been visiting the family OF
her brother. W T. Turner, returned
home this morning
Ruel Hampton of Forreston at
tended the semi-annual debate be-
tween the literary socities OF Trini-
ty University Saturday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-28

nenseF. Colo aud return. - -.
Live Stock -hos and Aasoci alton. On
sale ian % O. s,a - Lint. F~.
Ia
Dallas aad resirn. $40 ,rc"uuf
Pure Fue-s She's ~ sale Jan 20 q
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-28

oga II me worst features of Kid
aey tFuubl. Is that II II an insldious
disess. aad besur~ the victim realizes
his DANGER he may have a fatal mala-
g. Fshs Foley's Kidney Care AZ the
FIRST aiga az trouble a. lt corr.s's
irregularities and prevents Brsgh.'w
tAs@gee and isshtss W FEARS
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