davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

sB nur Gin Wana nit aHisbHli6
DtitssIn NIT oielsr gIaHe 2euts @s
iaafts MAIDEN fam. oa. pdhrsHo Il
isI5f ss5dlieH 1T. lsine RehnuHssn
prompt gu be8ablsn. Te ibn of oEsI
IND iehs glcna.e cuF Isin gelo DaT
len Iahsn. ~9ieEe 6dnoIsr bs5dupten,
aaB no inter ben reiten 9eHteH mebr
Iaale SfuIosumdhsr 6eao se0ts) s.
finoeH. ais man ansemsin anHimm
= loaf Der 8eriht an einsr STEELE.
der3ie, Anr0lis. Qebrsr uuO @siiilire
3ableH prompt. uHo nur einbdl5 pro-
cent Der Hihi eDasetirssn Bills Miro
pom IbEeH geihAlest. ~ Die Qnbnars
Ritter, H0msntlih @lerts. bilosH bic
5roBe WaHe Ger aoisn 3abler. aHO in
gofoH 5slduieH Ii6 bic uncoIectirbo=
rsn Sdul6en oieier. auf q grocsnt
eer 8eiammtforosruRg DIR @sidqdftsz
leate. Dies 1T. ME Der 8eriht aus
labrt, niht oesbal6 bar 6al. neil isne
ourh mangel6afssH 8erOisnf SAB
lunssuHfdbig iino, ioHosrn in 5olse
Der RsisuHa. uber lire 0erbdltniHs 81
lebsn, e QnoereH, Die 6eier geiteai
linn, in 8e5us duf 9ebens6aIiuHg, nds
mentlih uber in 8s3ug auf Oas duBsre
4uftreten. ,. +. 4lsi0ung. 4us9a5en
lur 8srgniigsn. uim. gleib gu tbun.
Gieie 5eHnsn5 bat iih namsHtlih in
ben lsBten padr sSabrsn gelteno 9ez
Hiadt unO ibrs WirtHna srfredt if
auf ale 9ldfeH. llutsrfiiBt un5 &C.
ndRTt Diro ne in 5epifsr 0eiie ourh
be Rsisung Der 9eIhdftsIsute Grsoit
81 9e5en, uno ourh bic oislen @eihdfs
K, Die duf Qb3ablaH1 pertduftn. gtne
eisie Giemenie tragen od3u 6si, oaB
u~Dtbperbigen 9ecurfniBarttlel.
namentlid Rabrungsmitie. unoUist5e
u~nbe5ablt blei6er.
Der 9sritt lit Der 6efe Gommens
tar 81 Der Sbor6eit msbr ffsis
men 5u pOIIen, ais man #,
cine ReiguHs, Die aber ME in 10 aus
seIproheHer WeiIe eriitirt bat, als
ieBt. SIT Is ffoH fdpisrig fir ga
NIT ibrem Giutommen aus3us
tommen, 10 lit ss gang unm0gli6,
psnR tb0riater gbrsei3 lie oerleitet,
Rsihsren gIeih gu tbun. Ri6ts
9rinOet fsiter oas bdusIiGe Slid dls
8enigidmteit, uno nihts tort es
ldHeler uno 0auernOsr aIs lstdtiinni=
1ss ShuIoeRmahea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
3autpia0ue Oritben tUie hi.
ben.

Uir Qmereansr oarfeR uus nur
Hitf eiEbilnen, cine beoor3uQte Sielz
lung in osr internationalen g6lterfas
mile %eiH3uuebmeR. 0as mir ioHneR,
tonHen QHoere audi. uno penn uuiere
gStanopatter" giaubsn, ii6 our6 uns
eridpiRglib bobe 30ne ieoe auspdrs
tlgs @%oncurrsu3 pom 0olie balteu gu
touRen, 10 BADEN iid bic dbrisen Gds
itoEen bic Code auf iberle9t uRo iinD
81 Der @iHiidlt geiommen, oaB nihts
lte odran biHotrR Tam, fDenn lie ames
rieaEilte 0aaren auf oieielbe Dirt
uno 0eiie 6ebaHoeln. Uenn unfere
Rau53Oaner uno prioi.elirten nit
&dmpf3oaeu oro6sH. neil lie glau5en,
intel6pahe 9eBHer oa0ur6 eini6u9e
tern 3u lonneR nun bic iibri1e
Uelt iclst einfa6 i6rem 8eiipiele.
Nie 0u mir 10 ib Etr! 9artfsefebe
IN oieiem Slime fino BON fat fdmmtz
lideu y%Sationen. pelhe 6islanq al UNI
ltteR beien &unotn 5d6lteu, etlaFn
poroeu.
Inner Ra66ar i'm Rorosn, Gauas
pa, bat Ioeten ieine 3oageiebe 10 re-
Olcirt, RAP tie oem einbeimiiben uno
IN gazetteer 9inie Dem britilfen No6rj
eanteN ~beoeuteHoe 9ortbeile Dem Nuss
ldnoet geleHii5er %eiurdumen. Wou
bat sineH Narimal. Minimals ano
eiRen 9op3u9s 5arif QeIhafFen. Die
unier oemlelben erbobenen Winjmo[s
3ole fperoen ioIdtu qdnosrn aepdbrt
ioeroeu, bic 6aaooa i6rerieiis nan
oels5n9etaHouiHe madden. Tie Dor
5uas3ole, Delbe 30 sis Is Qrocent
3ollermdBisuH9en aetpd5ren. oelteH
nun iur bic Snouitrieeeeaanife enas
lambs uRo ieiner @olcuien. Die Der
Staaten peroen inter Gem neusn @e
ltBe pie NIdrimdl30ae su 3a5len boeen.
g lti oeHU DaB Elm banoelsnrtraa
INIT eordoa o58ei6lo6eH poer Der IA
III 10 rtploirt pet0e oof aepiIe cana
oHhe Brooucte etnen Wdrtt in rem
8er. Staten fiHoen. Duran IN aber
oet Der 0olsharrigttit Ger .etorDp3t
ter" relte in Der IS .. r.. msbr
oeHn ie oominiren l0t Mat su oen
len. lplr iperoea aIio ZEN it5uasn
3eHtrle9 gleit h.er init unierem nan
TEN gtatbur 5a5en. Der 1lter PINS
litier agf eireR ioiaeU NIT Esutih
7 mA 800
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

ll~ntIuss 8fTtbfhaft. -
us6srrai6euo Die Die Neloune oes
4r6eits 9ayeaus oes Staates N}ai
iatuietis aud ling. bob ndmlih ct
ina 10 procent Der GiulpobRer Bottoms
asr ihye Uht.el leben. uHo oaB lie
i6Te 6lusbaltunsgfoiten Riht 6s3ahs
len ionmu ooer ppaen. 10 Itsint re
0oh our6 eas geianmeIte tdtiitifte
Mldierial gerettferlist. IA cine 6bns
!tte intyiutuRg bis ieBt nod in tel
nsr aRoeyer Staot oor3eEommtH pAr-
oe. Io it uan5sid RoajupeiieH. IS
9oiicR in Der 1inhdt cine 4usnabms
iieluE9 siHuimmt oeer Hiht. WeuR
man a6sy SCENT, sdB bic 9ofonsr.
pie oar Rta=SnsIauoer iibsg6dupt.
ieer ipayTsme 2euts iino, 10 oi5t Die
GutoeauHs Sd osuisH. Sic .bai oas
UNI 10 ne5r oa bic @rR5unssH feits
jtentu. ooB ssraSs Die Rsitsn uao
Rsihitsn Bic islmiaiten 5a5isr Tno.
Ben sem ayoBea 9etra8 an Shuloen.
pelhe bic 9eihdftsIeu'e 9oitpr's fir
uneriansbar Butter s~ntfaltn fan Orsi
9rootnt ouf Die rsiten 9euie. ;. b..
9aHiisgs. 9yoiegs wHo 6udnss9aits
in alssneirsR. Ter 9ssi4s sTs.ist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

cine Surp lie ale auspeROis sslernt
Dat uR0 lie riids uno porpdrts berioz
gen lam, piro Der Geltrut iibsrfiibrt
aRo aud 6eitraft psroen = sber po5l
aber audi nidt.
Senator Gilman bat siue al. Ts5sH
Ulonate 6ersdnete gortragstour ans
sstreteu. bic ibm stlpa $43, 1000 eiRs
bringen ipa. pa Bat 5iamaR nsut
reoen"l pa es min bsiBt. RsOsH iei
nur Sil5sr. S6neissn a5er Sob, rpaa
piiroe DaHn Gilman crit betommsu,
penn er ni9peigeH" nolte unO -
t0nnte2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
scr W~aImiomntae.


Der lcBis Sonntag Ter 5oiten3sit
tit BET Grinusraul an BEN ieitliten
@insas Gbriti In bic StaDt 5sraas
lem sepei5t. Bon 5a6r 50 ,9abr piro
oas @e0enien an ojeie Be8e5sn9eJt srs
neuert our6 eirea um3us, bel pe.s
dem 9almeH setraseu wer0eH. bic uR=
miiisl6ar 0or5er 9eie5net nor0en iHo.
Su Seruialsm mar bic palmsus Bros
CenioH 5sreits i'm Sabre 1856 bsrt5mms
lider gr1uh; In attendance lit bieie
6eisr oes q%almionHtas5 DOT 636
roR Dem 81. 5iioor BON Stpila BE-
seugt. Ter @ebraah, bic 5ei Der
procefi0H %DeriDeroetsn 3peige 81 ie9s
HeR, oirfte taum dber oas 8. ODER Oas
8. S%dbrbunbett bin0uirtifen. QIt 1T
aud bic Site. Bic seIegnetsn .pals
msH" in 0das, oof uHo 6elo 81 *
isfissn.
Wenn man Palusn io9t. 10 in oas
niest gang portiit 81 oerjteben. IA
IS in norOlihen qdnoerH iolhe nitt
gibt, erieBt man lie bier ourb
3peiae hes Buds 5aumss ober BEG Sc
%bsns5aumss. bort buth bic 3pei3s
Der Weioen oNr 6aisIHuBItrduher,
pelfe Batter ooer GRoipcn baben.
Sic nennt man 6anH .8dlmen",
PGlmiirdgBs muRoartli6 AUDI Balm.
mild ooer Qalmbuiten. User nidt
ubsroa 6esnistt man ijh NIT einjel.
Hen 3peigsn ODER tieineH 9almitrduz
BEN. Sn 3isieu 0e8en0en 1eutIhs
lambs 5. y. mar Is Site, persierte
Valmbdume sur Stride al bringen, bic
nab Dem @oittsoienit in ben 5auss
aartc-t geitelt puroeH, no lie bis 3um
SitsrmOysen oer5Iisbeu. Dieter palms
baum 5eiisbi aus eiuer iuugsn Sanns.
ooer elmer iuHgeE 9irte ooer Weioe.
poR oeren Stamm Der 6ausoaier RiHs
oe uHo 3pei9e eniferni oaB nur eiue
tieine 3ierltte 4rone ibrta blet6t. Tas
10 3ubereitete gdumfen ipiro NIT flei
ien 3peiaeH oes 9uds6aumes uno
oes SeoenSbdumes 1eihmiidt. Eeruer
0lelti9t mon oardn mehrere 6dIelrus
then, daf bic man hlr3 nor benz girhs
aoug AepieI iitdt. ndbreub 0ag aan3e
3untpert 5ante 9dn0er alert unb 3us
l~dntmenhdlt. Dor 6sr Rirhtbiir ftels
len ii6 bic 8na6en oes Dorfes nit eies
zen Nolmbdumeu auf. bis 3um @eldate
osr 8lcdsn. nun orGn9t uGes in Die
8irde. um Ii6 i'm G6ore aufsuitelen.
Rad Der Ra,menmeibe finoei pobl Elm
uR9an5 um bic Sirhe itatt. noh ref
Ten Seenoi3un3 oit 4nu6sr ibre Qal.
men nah haais ivaRen pcranf 0ieit
Der AepitI uno Barber berou6t tn
@arien oui1tpflaE3t uerotn. guh in
man6en Gs5snoen pon RorottroI nett
sifern bic Burden. bic Idnaiten Qal-
men 81 BADEN. bic nihi nur init bun.tn
SeioeH3dnoeyn. ~fonettn autb NIT tlei
men 9re3eln 5eirdn5t limb. llnb fpern
man IN Der @batp0de ooer 3um Sitter.
fette ourh has romdntiIft Tbal ots
ShoG3paloes pancett. ntlHgs ron
RippoIosaa Hdh 5fei6ura fl5rt. fab
mon BIS in bic I8nlite 3sit lei ieoem
Qcule 3rc6g. roib2 3reu3e. neIde
RENTALS Rolmen ,eronnt ueroer ur6
NIT 5pe'aeu Der @tetpalme uno Ban
bern Dey]iert fn0. gIuh oitTr
Falmtreu3e iptgoeu In QrooeFion rad
oef Hltde s~e'taaea uno Sort lelueiat.
&C., w
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Gs tIingt taum glaubli6, unb oOd
1T IS 1bdtia6e. O1B Ii9 Tubenos BON
Qdbmen. &riippeln unD aruntsn ieber
Dirt an Der 8dbre oes Gr3bum6u6gers
Donnie eiHfanoen, UNI = man bore
unO itaune - ourh 9srii6runa oer
Geitengepdnoer oss ggrop6eten@ BON
lhren 8sbre6en 6efrsit g. perosn. linz
ter oieien Dabrgl6ubigsn 6efanO Td
audi Die 20 Sabre aIte Rahel 6iIher.
ieit oielen Sabren Elm 6ilfloier 4rips
pei uno ni4t imtanoe, aud nur eineu
Shritt gu geben. Bon ibrem Batter
puroe tie an ben Surg 0puis'g oss
trd9sn. Sic berii6rte BEN 5aum BEG
reihgsItidten uno goloberbrGmteH
gYropbettngepanoss" un0, ais If(
nidts pDn elmer 6eiluHa D~erfpirte,
iuBte lie i6IieBlih pieoerholt bas 9eiS
heRgepdno. Mlit ben 0ortsn: I'D
bin gebeiIt uno fam 9eben", ittsb liz
lbren Batter fort, ridtete ii6 ouf UNI
Derluhte cine 2reppe beruntsr an aea
ben. hit eiuem lauten Sdrei brodh
lle lsooh 5uidmmen uno Itiir3te biz
3reppe binunter, nobel Ie ihner pers
leBt puroe. Nebnlide Gcenen Tpiels
ten Fd pitoerboit d6 uno puroeu
ha0ura nod DiOerlidsr. oaB Die qns
bdu5er 0es ab9si9ieOenen .QpofteIs~
iolde ua9lidli9en. Die in ibrem
Dabns pom i5ren 2sibeH otktIt an
ZEN oorsd5eH uno ol6ei bod biIfIos
oalaseH. umsaben uno Iaut ,6anelus
ldb' uno sGmen" riefen, nS5rsnS
8la9es uHo SammerIaate p%ernebmbor
puraen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Der SesbOts Hnd
Der SOnntaasbOte.

Der .Sesbotea uno oer yg~onutassboif'
eridsiRen isoeH Mlitipoa nno SenHid8
uno fcign jdbrlih. pCrtnfrsi. (oene
grdmieJ uno poHtip mt btt
etHes 0ols
len SabreanBes 500.
Bsr Sci alien .8ab.uusH i'm X d
It q {, obsy MT Dsri1ooueg |TalHis
iDif6 81 30 per Saag btse9Het-
Die gsituua fam niat ab6sisat Dsrs
ben, bis oas gauge 1nbicripitoHs3elo De
Habit III. lggnu Semdn0 oas Blai ingAes
ihiff. obne ieinen Standardization aa1
gefomtaeH gu ieH, 10 it oerlslot llF oe
Daner Der i~erHegeu 3aitnouu9 oe5 Slaiiss
M boIle n geabiuHB Derpilihld-
Nbonren!tn, mel1g lbren Nolnori mfn
lsln. lino atbsitn. bei QH6cb: oes nelen
Wobnortes aud ben ylanci oer YoiioNlee
a~n3ugebcu, aaf Wgl4tr PC oe 5sIiAng
bisber eybalieu b0bga.
8robesI unmsrn Dsroel our Bctlan8ta
frr Jagedidi.
@sl6siaienounget iouisn he5 eniDtoer
bsr 8aufDstiel. .GrpgeB Cy9re", gNionsp
Grbre ooer rcqitrirten Bgief stmadi meJs
ben. sur @eloieaouHaea M Boar uno IN
s~erB5bnlideu umesiit.irien Brlstea liuo
mir Mot ueraatm0Ftiid, iOenl oielslbm
r~egloren athea.
Udloamacu absr irgsao DeIA. unrt8eIs
m6Eiafeitea beim 0blftiern oes Slaiies
kurh bic g0it o5ey ionitigs BedUeroea,
ioaten 6rsa an De GrpsoiIon gsri8tst
DerDeH.
gries, gs1tGung.n Hao @~tIoisnbaas,n
iinb gu ritim Il
The p. Y. DeuSteP Co.,
sc Mason st.-1ilwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
StrsifIitbtsr.


aiimmsrs did ni6t UNI Deinen
Rahbar - es lei 0sHn, ibm gu belfsHl
IS brauht elmer tsin 3initlsr gu
iein, um feline Radbarn aH5uihpdrs
gen.
@eraoe penE man elm 4uqe 3us
oriidt. trie5t man oft me6r gu isben
ais FONT!
Die 9iebe Tebt S60n6eit. I'D ieIbf
bic Ro~Htgsnitrablsn feline 81 sntoedsR
psrm0ateu.
Gs beibt, SuB Rodsfsasr in IeiHem
Ieitament cine groBe Summe aus
ieBen min, I'm Muiterarmenbduier
5auen gu laFen. 0ie pdre IS. ypenp
er etpas CUR 8erbiHoeruRgb Der
4rmutb tbuu piiroe?
= = .
Die GommiTion. Der ss o5liegt, gu
entideioeu. ME bic 10 Miaionen Ders
penoet rerosn ioQer, bic mrs. Sage
fir pobltbdtiss 3psde angemeiner
4rt aeFiftst. bat beYhloFsn. bic Gin
len eisier Summt tpd1rsno oer eriten
3pei Sabre oarauf 81 0erpenoeu, ods
8sIsH Der @rmutb al srgrinOsn,
Rahoem bic 100000 oerpul0ert iuo,
perosn Die 5errtn pabri Geinli5 sa
Dem 8efuE0 6riB Isutsr's fommsn.
oaB Die 4rmutb pOn Der 4Dosrte 6er=
tommt.
las @erbrshertbum soiisie BEN
amerieaniiten 9oiie i'm perflpfensu
Sabye bic Rieicnigmne ron 81, 706,
327 .606. sir bic limmtlihRH iirds
iiatn. sr5iebeyiihen. gem~eirauBiaeu
uuo p~ob!tbdtissH QRs1Itsn I'm gam
sen Qanos miro Riht bal6 10 0isI
ausaeas6sn, Eas si5t 81 Oeasenl
3 =
Ben .oofidsusm @slot BAT ssg
8abumasnat 0iu bitter 5a9s atipros
6en. 5n 5s3u5 auf bic meiiten iii
nsr Mitmsuitsn bate er 5utTsffsnoer
t 4 6eH i1su ioaeR s6nnsr,
. = =
Sin 2eitr nanoegt Hh oaJi6er. oaB
bic cen oe1 oeVihisoenen I'D to BATE
9si.uHgen ssbrah!en 9i.oer res usr=
aEsladteH S6lattihiiies nSeud" 70
arurousyfhtsotH fuo. "a. man tam
oot Hiat srpar.eH. oab ale -artitsn9
rab oem el5tr alten .6u; 1yNs
zen rl.nenl
=
2as 9speisma.erial in Gem gros
esb ssssn osn Ee!iraf:. Der ou,ens
sIidii1 in Gbitdeo csTbduos!t riro.
bsfts5t aus 600 2o1anaR,sa. Sss5ls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

BE aataRroPbe sci zoua
Inn. - Tas uHslid. an u. bis.
auf osm fsauS0iuteE 9oE5srihiattz
iaiff .Sena4 I'm 6aaFsn oon Eoulou,
lgansrei4, Bat nett mear SPisE g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

0c oas 8sfe Ian ria. srea
ssspsen 1ea uidt Sss 81 ras5.s
5m Ssssat5sil.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Sas 9spsisma.eviaI in Gem gres
esh ssssn Den Eairat. Der ou,ens
sIidli1 in 6bicdso ~5srhauo<lt riro.
6is4i aus 600 EoegraH,sa. Sosals
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Die Hereinafter GocioIiH,r
Railan6's baRn cine S-aaesor0nunr
aafgeitelt. bic iia ss3en bic Frsimaus
rsrei rihtei aHo oer ndhfen GsreroIz
DerIammlun9 Unterbreitet psroen TnT
Sc best Den uuni6er5gud6aren Sc
5eRlaB' 6eroor. DIT 5piihen Den gers
PfliftuRgen elmer 5reimaursrloot uno
jsnen elmer Cr3ouiiatioa beg Qrolstos
rats beItsbt; luberosm eoRIqtitt IL
Dat oie Grbeiter nidts ron Der Trsis
malrerti 3u Soften, pislmsbr 1n,s
Uloali6e su hfIJtt,n 6a6eH. 6rion-
oets in Ss5a5 auf GeHuauaa unb @es
miilen. las lit me6r als osu.li6.
eir gutter 6rtano uno aelssrioer
Shulsg N5 iuaser So6n ,. RODE.
islsg IN osisn %be.aHnter .gi5sltloTe1.
eebdupist, oaB Gslt5ni1 Rodsfen,r
BE 4bldt babe. Hitt peniaer als
S250. 1000 fir er3isber;ihe. uDbls
lldiise uno auh lirhlihe 2psds M
lasnten. Rodsisasr nanIbt, pft osr
9sDdbrsmoun ialt. nitts isbnIi4sr
as oaB BE @g3isbaHssz uno most
t9atigtsl;si0te 5sf5reert nsros anh
pil eamtt aut Den grusu aus ieirsn
ISilioHsR &oribej.s trpddier pen
glart Esae uno csagem t.a3eri6f,s
4.ls.5sau's1 srritieH laTer. bic ~
7llis an arns 5,nilisn p.rmt4bsn
pi4. U pigs otn Cs.,aaiunsntsn
po7. 7,.2'r ss55si5 51s Qss, ss.ai.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Ben !oDfifsuem @eloe Bat seg
8abHmasnat 0iu bitter 5aae 9tIpros
6sn. 5R 5s3u5 apf bic meiiten iii
nsr Mitmeuihsn bdtte Ct 5utgsffsnoer
ia 6eH i1su aaeR s1nnsn,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

Gg 6eibt, ouB Rpdsfsasr in lsirem
Iefament cine groBe Summe aus
ieBen min, I'm MuitsrarmenbGuier
5auen gu Iafen. 0je ndre IS. gpenR
er etpos CUR 9erbiHosruRgO Der
4rmut5 tbun ptroe9
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
Propose Amendment To
Constitution

CARSON CITY, New, March 49,
Senator Boyd's resolution providing
for a constitutional amendment was
passed in the upper house this morn
ing. The resolution provides: "The
leg stature shall provide by law for n
uniform and equal rate of assessment
and taxation, and shall prescribe such
regulation as shall secure just valu-
alton for taxation of all property, real,
personal and possessory, excepting
mines and mining claims. when not
patented the proceeds alone of which
shall be assessed and taxed, and when
not patented, each patented mine
shall be assessed at not less than $500
except when 800 in labor has actual
ly beea performed upon such patented
mines during the year, in addition to
the tax upon the net proceeds, and also
excepting such property as may be
exempted by law for nun cipal, relig'
ious. educational, literary or scientific
purposes.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
VERY PROBABLY
SAME PAIR
THAT OPERATED
HERE ATTEMPTED SAFE
CRACKING IN RENO
Descriptions of Suspected Men Tallies
With Description of Men Seen
Here on Night of Morris Hof-
man Burglary

In all probability the same pa
that blew open the safe of the Morris
Hoffman company in Wnnemucca
about week ago are the same who
last Saturday night attempted burg
larry in Reno and succeeded in blowing
open the safe of the John Breuner
company in that city before they were
fr ghtened away in their criminal
work. The descriptions sent out by
Reno officers concerning the suspected
men tallies with the description of the
men seen here on the night Of the safe
blowing.
w. n. Staunton probably obtained a
better view of the men seen here than
anyone else. Being susp cious of their
act ons In front of the Stauinton
store. he covertly watched them and
thereby obtained good view of them
while they were sizing things up in the
lower part of town. The description
given by Mr.. Staunton Of the two
men is identical with that sent out by
the Officers of Reno of the crime One
is small man, smooth shaven, and
his front teeth are badly discolorcd
and decaved The other IS large and
broad shoudered man, with small
black mustache and prominent nose.
Besides these facts indicating that
the same persons are implicated IN
the two crimc 5, the mode of operation
in the attempted burglary in Reno
are the same as those employed in the
safe bhw ng here Entrance was
effected there as here, through win
dow in the rear of the Office, and the
same tools, brace and bit and a
screw DIR yer We're left by the robbers
at the scene of the operations.
1t is extremely doubtful if the men
suspected will be connected with the
crime. One of the suspected persons
is now in the custody of the sheriff
of Washoe county. but so far there is
no evidence to connect him with the
crime. The second party suspected
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
TO ERR Is HUMAN

The following clipping is taken
from a newspaper PUBLISHED at Sacra.
mento:
Cracksmen Use Dynamite on Safe
Winnemucca, New, March 16.-The
safe IN the Morris Holman 20. Is store
in this city was dynamited early
Thursday morning and coin to the
amount of $500, together with several
thousand shares of mining stock was
stolen. The burglars in blowing open
the safe shattered every window in
the rear Of the building and scattered
port ons o. the safe all over the office.
The burglary occurred at an early hour
in the morning, and although the muf-
fled explosion was heard by people
sleeping in building in the same
block, no attention was paid to it.
The first discovery of the crime was
when Morris Hoffman visited the store
in the morning to open it, The fact
that the men used dynamite to blow
open the safe leads the officers to be-
ieve that the crime was committed
by amateurs.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
HE FOUND TOOLS
INSTEAD OF GOLD

RENO, New, March 13. - Having
traced man suspected of "h gh-
grading and big steamer trunk
from this city to Goldfield, Detect We
Page, of the Mohawk Mining company,
secured search warrant in this cinty
and seized the trunk. He opened it,
expecting to find it full Of glittering
Mohawk ore, but instead of ore h,
found carpenters IS tools. The man own
ng the trunk had continued on to San
Franc SEQ and the detective now be-
lieves that he secured the wrong
trunk. The man owning the trunk had
eft Goldfield with a big trunk, but c.s
arriving at Tonopah rechecked it T.
Sacramento. He then travelled to Nina
and had it rechecked to Reno. Tn :
detective now believes that he check.
ID different trunk each time, anil
.hus retained the ore, leaving the
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
FATAL ACCIDENT ON
THE UNION PACIFIC

OGDEN, Utah. March l5.--A fatal
accident occurred shortly after noon
yesterday at Emery station on tn
Union Pacific, which resulted in the
death of Fred A. benson, popular
young railroad man of this city.
Young benson was breaking on an
east bound fre ght and had elimbe d
down the SIDE of the car to ext'n-
guish hot box while the train was
running. As the train dashed over
the bridge at Emery, benson eollidHd
with the structure and was knocked
from the train. He was Immediately
picked up and taken to Morgan to be
placed in the care of physicians, but
died shortly after 3 O'Clock at Echo.
The body was brought to this city for
bur al.
The deceased had been fireman
on the Southern Pacific for about fonr
years and about eight months ago he
secured position on the Union Pa
cicc as brakeman. His father. Lou
benson. has been running an tengine
on the Union Pacific for many years
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
Nevada Looking Up
Aericulturally

During the wild fight for gold which
has taken place in Nevada, says the
Gardnerville Courier, during the past
few yta ars and has been the means of
increasing the population of Nevada
from $4,000 souls until now it is esti-
mated that at least 125,0O0 eager,
anxious people are within the borders
of the sagebrush state. During this
time we have heard very little in
regard to this industry and the ad-
vancement being made along tn Sc
lines. Fasteners do not look upon Ne
vada as an agricultural section, hut
here is where they are laboring under
an artificial delusion. Vast strides are
hcing made along these lines. In
Churchill county the government has
prepared for irrigation thousands If
acres of agricultural land which IS
now ready for the prospective home-
seeker. Through the entire state are
scattered fertile valleys which the
farmer is making give forth tn rro-
ducts which are needed to supply the
influx Of inhabitants. So
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
DIES FROM SPINAL
meningitis
12-Months-old Child Passes Away at
8:15 This Morning
Drs. Samueis, Mangan and Giroux
Bafiied in Effort to Save
Child's Life

At quarter to eight this morning
the l2-months-old baby girl of John
Estrada died of spinal meningitis
after being sick only few days. Drs
Samuels, Mangan and Giroux had
been called in consultation over the
child and their united efforts we~c
unsuccessful in maintaining the spar
of life in the infant, for the disea
with which it was stricken Is one tn
battles human skill.
1t is reported that an epidemic 81
meningitis is prevalent in Reno, a,
whether the disease has reached
Winnemucca IS a matter OF conjectur
The funeral of the deceased chiH
will take place tomorrow from til,
Catholic church.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-18
EXTENT OF ORE |,
Determining
FEATURE
DISCOVERIES OF DYKE
ARRIVE FER A FEW DAYS

A. w. Ellis and Ernest w. jackson
arrived this morning from the northern
IN ming district and will spend a few
days before returning to the Pine
Forest range. They have just com.
pl. ted the inspection of the Black
Pock desert and the Black rock range
in the extreme northwestern part G
the county, looking for deposits o.
precious metals.
Speaking n reference to the mino
at Dyke and the northern country
general, Mr.. Ellis stated that the pros
poets N that country looked yer
bright at the present time. Develop
ment work on many properties is e
ing on and many are opening up veiI
of rich ore. Whe asked whether it W
possible that shipments would ]
made from north rn mines soon, t.
gentleman stated that whether it woulC
be more profitable to erect a mill t
work the ore in the Pine Forest rang
than to ship the ore would determir
that matter. Thee cost of sh'pmer
would run in the neighborhood g
e2n ton, which would eat into the r.
turns of even high grade ore. The 4
sire of mining companies and other
op, rating in the Pine Forest range t.
determie the richness and extent @
their holdings is more pressing tha
desire to ship what ore they ALREADY
have on the dumps. If in the eours
of development work an operator i
satisfied that it will pay him to ereci
a mill to work his ore and that of 9th
or mir es mill will be erected.
Both Mr.. ELS and Mr.. Jackson
will return to Dyke shortly.