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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30
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DELEGATES.
DELEGATES.
Thnd. NJ. Chapman of NiddIcbury.
Roger W. HuIburd Of Hyde Park.
Robert 4. Lawrence Of Rutland.
william j. Vnu I'attcn of BURLINGTON

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30
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II. T. RUTTER. Cashier.
II. S. WEED. Assistant Cashier.
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DELEGATES NAMED.

The temporary organization having
been made permanent, the name Of Col
Chapman. chairman OF the republican
state committee. as one of the district
delegates to the Chicago convention. WA
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Entombed Miners Rescued From Shaft
Last Part of Rescue Work Made Easy By Solid Ground In
Ely Mne-Prsoners Found Waiting Delverance

Ely Nevada January 1SAt 10 o'clock tonight three A.
Bailey j. Brown and Fred Mcdonald taken from the
Alpha shaft the Groux mne after being ntombed the 1000
urpasses incident of like the history mining
The town is wildly rejoicing the Salvation of the three
heroes Bells whistles and every instrument capable of making
noise has had its power tested Greetings between the imprisoned
men and relatives and friends hystercal
At to-day the broke through bridge of inter-
laced tmbes when but few feet past the 600 foot level The
cavity underneath reached depth of $40 feet making
saving labor of nearly $40 feet Only 30 feet of soft dirt
mained.
The walls of the shaft After the ladder which
had been away had been replaced with one workers
hastily decendd this last obstruction and proceeded it.
The dirt fine and soft that when few feet had been
moved the remainder sank into the mouth of the drift where
the located.
Joy In the City of Ely
most afectonaey both parties embracing each other
The rescued quickly hoisted to the surface participate
aectonate meeting with relatives and friends The
quickly carried the city, when bedam broke loose its well
come to the three heroes.
One faint of sadness seemed to ng the demonstration
and that the thought that of the party that down
the shaft that aefu day of December still lie the farhest
depth under mighty pillar of wreckage The work of
these bodies will be carried rapidly possible
grave earth rocks piled up
the pumping station under which they worked when the Alpha
shaft of the mine caved in the morning of December
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

yet these only two portions of the that
world beaters Goldfed started its and will
easily surpass all previous wonders along godroducng lines
Tonopah going ahead quietly but in the grand old
before There going be sincere mining hereafter
and while it will take great deal of capital develop the State
properly money will be forthcoming and the will respond
magnfeny At the present time handicapped by cond
The other day Mers siding Tonopah counted
sideacked waiting for place 60 With
better conditions just watch Nevada BOOM"
When asked regarding the Rocco Homesake property at Ham
ion White County, in which he interested Mr. Smith
stated that this company had sent out several shipments of
YER season. would better had
procuabe Ely gathered herself practically all the available
neck of the desert and there being back freight
charges for hauling The Rocco
carry high 65 cent lead and the property has been
opened 5OOfoot level with very satisfactory results
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
To Reclaim Nevada Deserts

The Mormon Church of Salt
Lake has arranged to reclaim
thousands of acres of desert land
in Lincoln County, Nevada, and
mean to make an outlay of about
S., 900, 900 in the work. They
plan to send 1000 families into
Nevada for settlement in the
neighborhood of Las Vegas. The
settlement in the State will be
made under the Cleary Act. As
sect the Mormons have no
equals as desert reclaimers and
ranchers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Many Cars Stand Idle

Salt Lake, Utah. Jan. 2i.-One year
ago this city was threatened with coal
famine because the railroads lacked cars
to haul the fuel. To-day. according to
the Tribune. 500 freight cars are stand.
ing idle in the yards Of the Oregon
Short Line. Freight cars to the num-
Der of 1900 have been retired from ser.
vice on the Hartman lines within the
past 40 days. making decrease Of ten
per cent In the active car equipment Of
the system. Twenty locomotives stand
in the roundhouses cold.
Contraction in all lines Of the demand
for laborers is also heavy. Railroad
men say merchants are not buying
goods and this 10 the principal reason
for the falling of In traffic.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

Harry Preacher writes the Elko
Independent from Wells that he
is no longer chief of the Sho-
shones. He says that at the
election held in Ruby valley last
Fall all the young Indians voted
for Joe 1immick for chief of the
Elko County Indians. Harry
says he was chief for 80 years
and is tired of the job.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Nevada Will Receive Pioneers Money

who for has been resident Washoe
County, amassed $25OOO0 stock raising died Wednes
morning Without heirs known claimants for the money
left will revert to the State Lee started in business
backed by Anthony Bowers who died impoverished and after his
friends demise he made Several times he considered
of the largest cattle in the ntermounn country
few relatives this State ve and
passed away the Middle West leaving him alone One
his pecuares that he insisted he would have plenty time
will before dying and that he would his money
charitable institution Sickness however, relieved him
of the opportunity The remains buried Wadswor
which town his estate lies
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

Tonopah is recording magnificent
series of results, he knows Gold
field so thoroughly that the right
sort of appreciation of the camp
and its resources is almost re-
ligion with him.
"Take such proposition as
the Mohawk, for instance" he con-
tinued. "Down on the lower levels
the management has opened "a feet
of ore which will not average below
$3.50 or $500 per ton, and with prac-
tically no ground yet developed in
proportion to ground available.
Take the Florence, the property that
was shipping $500 or better rock to
the markets when shipments had to
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Eureka Lodqe No. q. |. 0. 0. F..

Meets every Wednesday evening at F. a
A. NJ. and I. o. o. F. Hall At z o'clock from
October l to March 81. and at 7:so o'clock
from April to September 80.
All sojourning brothers are cordially in.
vited to visit.
]. B. BIALE, N. G..
@. @. H. Hull. v. G.
WIN. ZADow, Treasurer.
J. II. JURY. Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

Godfed Chronicle 1t is announced from Denver that David
H. Mo interested capital for the completion of the
Denver Pacific Railroad The road which
work has already been completed will open up
fields Colorado and will be short line from Denver Salt
Lake City, So far known has made alliances with
lines there strong probability that will find
the mines of Nevada 1t would find desirable link
proposed Ely Goldfed road There every indication
the three years will bring cheaper transportation this
State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

According to a signed agree
ment the barber shops Of Reno
will hereafter be closed on Sun
days.
Nevada's State Prison is now
filled to capacity. In all there
are 162 convicts in confinement,
and every cell is occupied. Fiji
teen prisoners are confined in
the condemned cells, heretofore
set apart for condemned murder
ers.
After fighting with his wife and
knocking her down several times,
Jack Button, an educated Indian
rancher living near Winnemucca
last week laid down ON the floor,
placed the muzzle of shotgun
against his stomach and pulled
the trigger with his toes, thus
firing the charge of shot into
his stomach. He died almost
Immediately.
ID. A. Shannon, the man who
was injured at Rawhide some
time ago by a premature explo-
sion, died in a Reno hospital on
Sunday. Shannon it will be re-
membered, entered a tunnel to
rescue a companion after his
friend had been injured by an
explosion and before he could
carry the injured man from the
tunnel a second explosion occurred
w. F. Grace, a roulette dealer
at the Maze saloon at Goldfeld,
who threw rocks through three
large plate glass windows in the
State Bank Tuesday night, had
$500 on deposit in the bank and
was sore because it failed to re-
open for business when promised.
He was arrested and secured his
release by giving check for $500
against his account in settlement
of the damage.
Bob Brown said to have been
the hero Of Wolfville stories, one
of the large old-fashioned gur
men, is in the county Jail at Los
Angeles charged with horse steal
ing. Officers assert that Brown
is at the head of an organized
gang of horse rustlers, who have
been working this country. Brown
who was deputy sheriff at Gold
field during the trouble between
the miners and operators, says
the charges are made by his ene-
mics, which he made in the min
ing camp.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

Philadelphia, Pcnn., January
of the "Press," former United
former Postmaster General, died
suddenly at his home here to-
day, aged 65 years.
Death was caused by heart
trouble. Mrs. Smith, returning
from church, found her husband g
lifeless form lying across his
bed.
Following a dinner in New
York on November 30 he suffer
ed an acute attack of indigestion,
which, according to his physi-
clan, gave indications of heart
trouble.
Before be had recovered
from the effects of his first attack,
Mr.. Smith contracted the grip,
which aggravated his heart
trouble.
When Mrs. Smith found her
husband this morning he was
partly clothed and had apparent
ly been stricken while on his way
to the bath room and thrown him
self on the bed.
Mr.. Smith was twice married,
his second wife being Miss Een-
rietta Nichols Of New York,
whom he married at the home of
maine Nichols, at Elberon, N. j.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Must Monument In Twenty Days

By amendment the statute which into effect
july within days after the location of claim the
defined by the placing of posts the
four and the side cenrs Ninety days from date of loca
ton is allowed in which to do the location work.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Nevada Waiting For An Opening
Let Conditions Improve and Noted Mineral State VIII Astonh
the World-Bert L. Smith Mines Of Nevada

Godfed the wonderful and greatest gold camp the
world known and assuming form emphasize this
positively than time to come said Bert L. Smith,
prominent Nevada mine operator Saturday Mr. Smiths head
quarters Tnoph and while he ready concede Ton
opas greatness showing by figures of and dividends that
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
B0atifc LODGE No. 7, (. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall in the Smith Rickard Building at 7
o'clock, from October to March 81, and at
7:So o'clock from April l to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
G. Y. BRoY. G. @.
Attest: ID. E. NosTRosA K. of r. as.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Miners of Nevada Form Corporation

Godfed last week charter for the Nevada Miners Unon
Incorporated od with the County Clerk This is the union
that intended to dspace Western Federation the Gofd
district and has the moral support of the Operators Association
the charter defines the the union follows
the best possible for its members to regulate
the of between its members well between Its
other and corporations and make all
and carry the to visit and comfort
the SICK bury the dead and for the widows and orphans
Ths corporation not organized for profit and shall have no
capital stock candidate for membership shall be citizen OF the
United States shall declared his intention to become SUCH
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
EUREKA LODGE DIRECTORY
IDhigenia CHAPTER No. 5. 0. E. 5.

Meets First and Third Thursdays of each
month in Masonic Hall at p. m. Visiting
members are fraternally invited to attend.
LILLIAN GoLDING, w. M.
LAURA HoEGH, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Diamond Rebelah Lodge No. 8, L0.0.F.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the F. & A. NJ. and I. o. o. f.
Hall ct 7:So o'clock from April to September
80. 1906. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
JENNIE ZADow, N. G.
KATE WINTERS, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

telegram from Los Angeles states that Pat Lannon former
y butcher Of Virginia City, and later proprietor of the Salt Lake
Tribune to be married Salisbury of Salt Lake City
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

The stated communication of Eureka Lodge
No. 16. +. 4 A. NJ. will be held at Masonic
Hall on the Saturday of or before the full Of
the moon In each month.
w. H. RUSSELL, W. NJ.
JOHN HANCOCK, SR., Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27
Charles Emory Smith Dies Suddenly

Philadelphia Ponn January 19Charles Emory Smith, editor
Of the Press former United States Minister
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-27

whom he the home of her mother Mrs. Washington
maine Nichols at Eberon j. October last Besides the
widow he is survived by brother and sister,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-11
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE.
(Se8i6n del Eanss.

A lss diez cuarto di6 comienzo Ia SO.
MON en- sl Oonseio Executive 81 lines bsjo
la pEeHidencia de MT. Willoughby y con
aaiStancia de todos los sefioEeB consejeToF.
Dsspu6S do apTobSr 81 aCts anterior, He di6
lecturR una communication del HecTetaEio
del conueio municipal de Ctuado, en- 10
cuRI, dice que aqueI Conceio municipal
yot6 una oPdenanza RdhiTi6ndoae al de
LareI, contra una Icy que se dice 90 pre-
ssntaYa por Ia ssociaci6n n 6lica de Puer.
60 Rico, la c6mRTR de delegad0s.
Otra communication del conBeio mUnici.
pal de GuIabo pidieDdo que 20 aprusbe
un proyect0 que hay On tT6mites para
hacer una CarreteEa entire Truiillo alto
auuel pueblo. PaBaFon ambRB & Ia Comi.
sion correspondence.
La comisi6n dc leyss confSdaH y regis
tFsdas inform6 81 O. B. s favorRblemente
81 6efioE Hoyt, propuso una enmienda
al proyeCto en- 81 sentido de que empe7aTa
Fsgir deBpu6J de Bu Rprobaci6n , que los
Feou qus hBy HentenCiadoa sean ejecutados
en- la hoTCR,
Sc diucuti6 la enmienda y pueBts vota
ci6n foe acuerdo. El preaidente anunci6
que 81 proyecto ne iba & votar en- tsrcsra
leotura , fu6 derrotado por vOtou con.
ira 4.
LA comiai6n de eIeccioneH infoFm6 ftvo-
rablements con snmisndaB 81 G. B. 20 y
qued6 aobrs Ia mesa para disCutirlo opoF'
tunaments.
Sc declare el coDSejo en- comiai6n total =
ae pressnt6 sl r. de Ia @. 38 & diEcuBi6n.
Creando becaB para los mejoTeS alumnoB
de las eHcuelas EuEales & fin de que puedan
ConcuEriF & las eHcuslaG gTaduadaB poF
ArEillsgs.
Mr.. D. .xteE hablA On favor dal pToyecto
/ BsR1a fu6 enmendRdo por lR comiBi6n =
recomienda que He RprGebs B'g6u He pre-.
ssntR,
GroomeT, dice que el pFoyecto 90 busno
paro que cree que De pEests que no 90
pueda aplicaE aino on determinados Cagoa
esto 81, cuando IL Conveniencia politics 10
dttsrmine en- favor de algunoB con Pariui'
clio de los demas.
Sanchez Morales, CombAte lR enmienda
que le hizo la Comisi6n On lR geCCi6n J
dice que hay que dejarla tai cuRl estaba
poruue la intenCi6n de lR c6mGEa 81 pOneT
ID All, fue dessutoRizRE lRs faculta 1ss de
laa juntaE esc0lareH.
Acufa, dice, qus estG poT lR enmiend1
que ha presontado 10 Comisi6n 81 pEOyectC
y pide Ia question previa. Sc vot6 Il en-
mienda de ID comiBi6n y fu6 derTotRda poi
mayorfa, qusdRndO 81 pEoyecto como vint
de la ckmsEa. Mr.. Willoughby deia Il
pTssidencia del Vallo prOpone que q
elimine la secci6n del pRoyeCtO , SRnche
Morales Ia HoAtisne alegando que 81 BoHta
ner esq Bscci6n en- 81 pFoyectO ignihci
IoRteneT Ia RutonomiR en- Il juntas egCols
J res. Dexter, eata en- favor de la proPOBi
Cl6n de Willoughby dsspues Dc algun
digeVsi6p, % yOt6 la pEopouiCi6a dOnd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-11

derFotada. So puso yttRci6n 81 proyec
to on Bpgunda lectura fu6 RprobRdo. Sc
pHeBentaTon diacusi6n los @. B. Z, y 8 y
deBpu6s de habsr expIiCadR % autor 81 fn
que se pFopone enmendando los artfculoB
del C6digo que se tratan de enmendRE fue'
ron VotadoE fAvoIablemente.
So pTeBent6 81 @. B. %, para FeOmboI'
aar Silver, Burdett & Go. 81 valor de
CiertoB libros BuminiHtrRdou al DepREta'
mento de Instruction en 1900
NJ. Ward pide al constjo que apFuebs
81 proyectO, pueD tiene entendidO que as de
justioia 81 que Sc le pRgue ere dinero 81
peticionsrio.
Diaz Navarro, dice que 81 no Habe quien
foe e. que autoYiz6 para hacer esoB gaatog,
nj 81 el que 10 autoEiz6 eHtabR autoTizsdo
para mandarlo hgcer en- tai Bontido CO.
mo eSa en una cuezta que Be est6 cobEando
81 pueblo desde 81 enc panado = hay du'
dan pide que Iean los tEibunales de iusticia
los que decidRn d 90 debe pagar 8 no.
Acufa, entiende que 81 In casa Cobrado'
rs no exigs mas que Il cRntidRd sin lou
intereseB. que 30 autorice al auditor para
que pague Los mil dollars, que impoEta II
cuenta.
Sc puso & votaci6n , fu6 aprobado que
90 pague IL cuenta sin inteFeleE.
La comiGi6n de 10 judicial infoTm6 sl
@. B. 8. fAvoTRblemente y qued6 BobTe L.
mesa para dinCutiFlo en- 50 oportunidRd, "A
ID una de Ia tarde ss di6 por terminals ID
sesi6n hsBta ms fisna q las dies y media.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-11
EL UIClO De Las
Cat0rCe.
JOVsnGitas paIidas J enfsrmas Sc
quejaban de no haber aImOTzatO.
EGhlr0n uu0Io lstrspIt0s,ainto, lbs eaDlaRi'
dOI hospital.

EI sabado, deEpu6s de almueEzo, hubo
un sscandalo con intervention de Ia poll
Cfa, an el hospital especial de mpjeFes que
soBtiene no le cuesta POGO los contEi'
buyantss de San Juan.
De una psFte cato5ce dssgEaciadas, j6'
vsnes todas. unaB p6lidaB = otFsB tEigus.
mss ? de color, BoEteniendo indignadRs que
90 les hahfa deiado sin almoEzar ese dis:
que ls comida, poE 10 general, eB detestA
BILE que para BFguir allf prsfsEfan armsr
una Bonada que puaieFR t6smino 50 ham
bre, para cumpliE una condena en- cREcel
pdbiica,
PoE eBo decfan On 81 juiCio oele5Tado
aver taFde ante Ia CoTte municipal, que
haSian tccsdo Ia csmpana del hospital y
eacandRlizsdo halta que 81 pdbIico 10 en-
teraFa de 10 NAL que 10 paBAban On Rquel
encierr0.
De otra parta al administrator del eE.
tablecimiento dijo que eTsn ina0poFtableB
aquellas mpjaFeB; que le faltaban Gl respe-
to & diario; que le mRnoteaban en lR cara;
que rompisn platoB , Topa conBtantemente;
que pronunciRban Las mayoTeB ing0lenciRR;
que querfRn mandaE en- jefe; que 81 sAbsdo
pareCe que no eetuvo &bundRnte el almuer'
20 Be le quejsFop; que en- 81 acto dispu'
so se les hiCiGra Las cRtoTce 10 que ped1an
asf 80 hizo; , que luego 10 encOntraron
mRlo aFmaron an esc6ndRl0 m8yd&culo
haBta que ell administrator tuv0 que lIa'
mar & la policfR que puso t6rmino 81 Incl.
dente; que 81 ha llGmadO difeFentes veceB
la atenci6n del aIoalde para YER de coTEa'
cir ssos males.
OfdaB les pEuebas las declaFaciones
de algunaS de las acusadaV, (todas decSaSs
esactQmente 10 mismO) 81 Jues Conden6 &
tres de elias & dos meses de arresto , & do',
& IN mes, abIolvieE do Las otRRB nueve.
PareCe que Feaultsron cRat'gsday las
que Begdn Ia policfa, cram ''lsRders" del
movimiento que Culmin6 en- Ia cOndsuR.
Acoatumbramos TeypstsT loY falloS de
los tEibuualeB. CFeemoB que 81 ConTeyje
merece reapeto, mucho mes en- 81 ejeHci'
clio de Bus funcioneB , con rsz6n sin ella,
Lar amotinadaR no tenfRn dsRechO faltar
al jefs del estableCimiento.
Pero no pRHCcs ser ege Camino do 10
violenoia el adsCuado al ejercicio de un
derscho.
ApsFte de eaa Case concrete paFecid0B
eGe, han ocuErido varioB, hR llegado 81
m0m6n60 &c gus Puk qUAen cVkAeApU40A he
evita 10 repetici6n de EctoB como el del
uabado, que van ventilarae 4 unR Corte
de Justi 9ia, pero 81 NAL sigue en- pie.
Si esas infsliCeB conBienten en- que 90 lea
privs de 50 libartad para bien dc la higie
ne pdblicB. lpor que no He las aaists con
toda efeacia2
No diaCutimoB ahoTa 81 ere hospital que
commune importante cantidRd de dinerC
reBponde 4 90 objsto. Lo que sostenemol
OF que dsbe responder 81 gasto que re
preBepta.
Un local creado, Heg6n nueatEoB infor
mes, para 40 mujerss, casi BiempEe reunC
mas de 30 do las cualsg alguna8 exigsr
aaiatencia m6dica diaTis, otros puedeE
vivir on sus cagss, no Obstante careceH
de buena salad. Esas no CabFian en- NJ
hospital doble del que cost a Ol municipio