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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
5unrn1er DnarbinQ

" x N r ED, COUNTRY BeoARDERs;
Orange, Va. Piedmont section, three
miles from station; healthy; good
spring water; cool nights; river on
premises; bath house, private dancing
pavilion; no invalids or children.
Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. J.
A. SP1CER, Orange, Va.
SUMMER BOARDING, FOOT BLUE
Ridge Mountains: bathing, trout fish
ing, boating, village conveniences;
excellent table. daily mail. Further
information apply Mrs. X. EMMETT
BAYRD. Massie's Mill. Va.
OCEAN WAVE COTTAGE" OCEAN
View, Va; three minutes walk from
hotel and amusements; direct on wa
ter, boating, bathing and fishing; ex-
ccllent table; reasonable rates
BuCKRoE BEACH, VIRGINIA; I CAN
accommodate a few more boarders at
my cottage; new house. ideal loca-
ton: modern conveniences. Mrs. j.
c. oGTTEN, Buckroe Beach. Va.
KINLoCH FARM, LARGE ROOMS.
tent every way: neighborhood al
ready .c3olt OF best city people: cool.
restful. Address AYLETT EVER
EFT. Cismont, Va.
LIE NOEL COTTAGE, BON AIR, VA;
all modern conveniences; booklet and
rates A. F. NOEL
FOR DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY BOARD
apply to Mrs. HELEN PEARCE, Ches-
terrified Courthouse Hotel.
WANTED, COUNTRY BoARDERS;
suburbs Lexington, Va: golf, tennis,
fine livery. Mrs. JOHN MCNEIL.
COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW,
Va. now opened for guests.
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Bnarn QdIantelJ.


YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS PLEAS
ant room in the suburbs, with or
without board. state conveniences
and terms. Address x sic. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, BOARD
and room in refined family: strictly
private preferred Address j 45S.
care Times-Dispatch.
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ARE YOU SUBJECT TO RHEUMATISM?
DO you knoW that you have rene
dy at hand, one that has been man
ufacturcd in Richmond for the last
twenty years. The name Is "Rheu-
mateur." A trial will convince you.
Ask your druggist for 1t. Manufac-
tured by a. GREEN WALD. 500 and
5O2 West Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23

LUMBER. I.ATHS. SHINGLES, SASH,
blinds, doors: large stock. low prices:
yards and buildings covering ten
acres. WOODWARD & SON. Ninth
and Arch. Richmond Va
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WANTED. FIVE FIRST CLASS INsUR-
ance solicitors to sell tho best health
and accident propositions on the
market; good place for producers:
=. call between and 0 o'clock, room
210, American National Bank Build
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FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. ENTIRE
stock of jewelry, Stationery, post
cards and fixtures and license; party
leaving city; answer quick. Address
j. AT, care Times dispatch.
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FLATS for Rent.


FOR RENT, THIRD FLAT, 524 WEST
Grace, Apply second flat.
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"A FIRST CLASS LAUNDREsS WANTS
washing at home. S0o North Second
Street
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
in the State; everything at rock bot
tom prices. BIGGS. No. 515 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23

FOR SALE. DRUG STORE. GOOD BUS
mess. Good reasons for selling. w.
II. AfACKIMMIE, Butte and Bank
Streefs Norfolk Va
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WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
sient boarders at THE LuRA7. 403
East Main Street; excellent table:
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE;
greatest opportunity ever offered.
only eight weeks required; wages af-
ter first month; steady position guar
anteed graduates. Write for free caS-
alogue. NOLERS BARBER COL.
LEGE. 2O7 EoMerY. New York CITY.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

MEMS HALF soLEs sEwED. 10
cents. mems half soies nailed, ~
cents: women's hHlf soles sewed. 80
cents: women's half soles nailed, IS
cents. Best leather and best work
manship. RICHMOND SHOE RE
PAIRING CO.. 1919 East Main Street.
'phone 493B.
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McGuire's University School,,

Opp. Monroe Park. Richmond, Ya.
Forty-fourth session. September Is. 1905.
to June is. 1908. Prepares boys for the
University OF Virginia, for all other univer-
stiles and colleges. and for U. S. Naval and
Military Academies. Primary department
for little boys Nine months session. Fun
Corps 81 university men. Gymnasium.
Filtered water. Catalogue at bookstore and
by mail upon application.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. JR,.
Principal
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a SPECIAL SALE DE, TYPEWRITERS
OF all makes and models Is on at
the TiPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 6y5
continue during the month OF May.
NOW is the time to save money.
These machines are factory rebuilt
and guaranteed absolutely the same
as brand new machines are guaran-
teed. Remingtons, divers. Smith
PRIMERS, Densmores and others from
$25 UP. Come and be conviuce1.
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ALWAYS GET THEM FROM TIE RED
basket; fresh every day. :. Call COLE
MAN Phone 6S97.
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BARRIERS AND TAILORS. LET US
sharpen your. razors and shears: all
kinds of repairing. VIRGINIA CUT
LERY MANUFACTURERs, 0 North
Eavapth So
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FLORIST

PANAMA AND STRAW. HATS CLEAN
ed, bleached. blocked. retrimmed:
latest style. THE AMERICAN HAT
CO.. Factory 404 East Marshall.
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LIE NOEL COTTAGE, BON AIR, VA. !;
all modern conveniences; booklet and
rates. A. r. NOEL.
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Rooms for Rent.

TRANS SCENTS, STOP AT 1000 EAST
Clay, where you can get clean,
( comfortable bed for so cents In
refined home, central and historic
neighborhood.
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uPHoLsTEr1NG.

2ARLOR. SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstcred
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated for cash or OH
easy payments. No charge for estt-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and BROAD Streets
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The Glebe School.

4l9 w. GRACE STREET.
JUNILS f. LEIGH. Head Master.
The eighth session VIII open Thursday
September II. 1908. Prepares boys for col,
lcge and university. Primary department
for small boys. For catalogues. terms and
information. address
IuN1us E. LEIGH. 2o2 W. Main st.
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Goal AMI Qi0looo.

IF IT'S WOOD YOU WANT WHY NOT
phone TO headquarters for all kinds
Of wood and be perfectly satisfied?
Oak or pine. $500; slab Dust the
thing for summer cooking). $2.25.
Ny wood must please you. Coal at
summer prices right now. Phone
1920 and 1869. LONG, THE WOOD
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Bflp, Male ann female.

,II,I n-I, IUoSIEN MaKE RIG MONEY
selling our household specially; best
repeat order getter on the market.
Don't delay. Write at once.
FLETCHER DISTRIBUTING AGEN-
CY, Alpha, Tenn.
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WOOD AND COAL AT SUMMER
prices coal, $3.50 to $500 per tor:
will sell for the next ten days. IL
cord split wood. s3.25; lust the size
for the stove. Phone for sample
i, ad. Phone 6913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. S27
Crook Avenue.
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED LONGER.
Phone us for prices on all kinds of
fuel We've got the best to be had,
and only ask trial order to- demon
strate 1t. QUARLES & WINGFIELD,
Seventeenth and Washington Phone
1893.
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I beg to announce that I have become
associated with Messrs. Latham and
Ruffin, Real Estate Agents and Auc-s5
tioneers. at $40 East Main Street and
1 respectfully solicit the patronage Of
my friends and the public.
HARDIN t. BURNLEY.
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Meetings.
ANNUAL MEETING.

Robert Harding Company. Incorporated.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
of the stockholders of the Robert
Harding Company, Inc. will be held
at the office OF the company In tho
city OF Richmond. Va, on the FIRST
"Wednesday IN July, 1905. at 5
o'clock p. NJ.
e. N. NEWMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
June 16. 1908.
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sires position; capable OF taxing
charge. Address PHARMACY, 264
Bank Street Norfolk Va
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BusineSs Opportunities.

business, located on Main Street:
owner has other interests and is COM
PEELED to leave town. For further III
formation apply PETER BONINI. 6i.
East Marshall.
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TEACHER WANTED FOR SCIENCE
work in high schools must hold de-
gree A. B. or B. s. and have done
a years special work in science.
SCHOOL BOARD, Martinsville, Va.
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HIGH GRADE MEN TO HANDLE THE
best proposition in the South; no
canvassing; will produce heart fall
ure" results: a man who can't make
from $50 to 5000 per week couldn't
sell bread" in q famine" Address
j 472. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23

TEACHERS WANTED SOUTHERN
vacancies now open: s300-S1,SOO: at
demand: can place all. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY. Columbia, S.
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The Greenwood House

'RIchmonds nearest and most convenient
mountain resort, Terms reasonable, ADJ
dress THE GREENWOOD HOUSE, * n
Greenwood, Va,
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GOOD COUNTRY STORE, STOCK AND
fixtures for sale cheap; COM
Portable home. most desirable To-
cation; on railroad. Box 302, Staun-
ton, Va.
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4erofessinnal Belp Manten.

WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE sVIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
/ r. w. CRIDLIN, Manager, Manches-
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imported French briar pipes, all
shapes and sizes; Will sell for the
next ten days for soc. each: others
get So for the same. McCOY'S, co..
ner Eighth and Broad
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WANTED, TO SELL GOOD DRY
goods business; West End; In SPLEEN
did locality; everything must be sold
to close an estate; exceptional OPP
portunity for right party. Address
II 4O6, care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, POSITION AS sTENOGRA-
pher or collector. or position as clerk
in commission house. Address u. S.,
care Times DISPATCH
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FOR SALE. BUGGIEs. SURVEYS AND
runabouts. one laundry wagon, 500;
one Dayton wagon, s25: one surrey.
SIS. t. III. DUKE G. CO., s04 Brook
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NeIp QNantep. femaIe.

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
woman, who thoroughly understands
hair work and manicurins, to take
charge OF our manicuring and hair
dressing department. Position now
open; write at once: state salary ex-
pected experience had and furnish
references. c. II. ALMOND DRY
GOODS CO. Lynchburg, Va.
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WANTED, a POSITION AS a BOOK
Keeper; long experience: references
furnished. Address G $50, care Times
Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS 0Mantro. Gemale.

WAITED. POSITION AS HOUSE.
keeper. Address HOUSEKEEPER
care Times Dispatch.
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BoarninQ.

NICE ROOMS, WITH GOOD SERVICE;
excellent meals: for transient. $1.50
per day: one block from all car lines.
THE LANGLEY. 500 East Franklin
Street
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SITUATIONS 0Manteo, Malr.

SITUATION WANTED. HARDWARE,
Wholesale; experienced house sales
man or shipping clerk wants posi-
ton. II you want a man who knows.
address SAMSON. Box 23T, city.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
BAKERY
SCHOOL MEDALS.

geld MEDALS, $500 UP; SILVER
medals, soc. lip. lewelry repaired like
new. God plating on all kinds of
jewelry. Q. z, SPOTT. 119 East
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
Los ANGELES HAD
A Big transform
(By Associated Press. J

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.-South-
ern California was visited by an cleo
trical and rain storm during the past
wenty-four hours, which for Septem-
Der is without a parallel in the annals
of the local weather bureau, extend
ing over a period of thirty years.
Considerable damage was inflicted
on grapes, both drying and on vines,
and beans and sugar beets. which are
being harvested. Minor washouts
are reported on some railroads, but
trains are running on schedule time.
The disturbance was accompanied by
an imposing electrical display. The
rain storm was general as far east as
Indio, Colorado desert, and Seligman,
Arizona. The storm was very severe
at Catalina island, but no serious
damage was done.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
Mine Promoter
AFOUL OF LAW

Los ANGELES, Sept 24.-W. l..
Rerkey, mine and town promoter,
was before Justice Stephens yester-
day for examination on a charge of
having obtained $500 from Cephas
Rensberger on December 25, on false
pretenses. The case was continued
until September 80 to await the ar
rival of witnesses from Nevada. after
Rensberger had told his story on the
witness stand.
Rensberger said he had given Ber-
key $500 in October as a part inter-
est in the promotion of Cactus
Spring, near Goldfeld Berkey, ac-
companied by two other persons, he
said, went to the proposed new town
but on his return told Rensberger he
had given up the project owing to
the financial stringeney. He asserted
he had used the money in purchasing
a lease in the Rustler Fraction mine
at Goldheld.
"Berkey asked me to put some
money in the proposition, said Rens-
berger. and | told him he could
credit me with the $500 he had used
already. He gave me a receipt for
this money at that time, December
26. and that is all have to show for
my money have discovered his
representations were not true and
have received no stock in the corpor-
alton he said would be formed"
Another charge of like nature
has been filed against Berkey by d.
r Frolock
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
Lives and Property
Were Wiped Out
Fire Near Eureka Breaks Out
With Fresh Fury---TWo
Counties Fire-SWept

EUREKA (Caf), Sept 24.-Gainng impetus
ing from strong wind that the
this city that wiped the town Lufenholtz map
night again raging with added
Little river where burning fercey plant
Little River Redwood Lumber thought
night the
dences but at last tonight
was burning with hopes of its being
tects the town of Feldbrook
which off the flames
The wind velocity sixty miles
River and is carrying the flames back
tains Up to the time the
timber thirty miles long The plant
wood company reported burning
elusive of the timber which here
The Oregon and Eureka Railroad compans given by
the officials being $4,000 will probably $4,000
the extent of the will
So far known cat
tie are known to have perished.
H. w Hammond the millionaire umberman n coming
down the coast from Portland
ed to abandon his machine Trinidad
He reports that Stone fifteen miles
another forest fire is raging According to his
northern Of Humboldt
with small but disastrous fires timber
At $3.50 tonight the
eka railroad at Samoa
at Bulwinke stating the Little
companys plant has
trio plant just installed property
estimated value destroyed mill was com
pleted three months and had only log
a q a a 4
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
TAFT IS
SURE OF
VICTORY

MILWAUKEE, (Wis). Sept. "a
Wisconsin had political climax to-
day in the complete and emphatic
manner in which United States SEN
ator La Toilette first declared Taft to
be radical in his political ideas, and
then gave him an unqualified indorse-
ment. The Endorsement was deliver
ed before an audience consisting of
farmers from all sections of the state
attending the National Farmers con-
vention. The senator was given a
hearty welcome, as was the presiden-
tial candidate.
In tariff speech here tonight Taft
stated he believed he will be elected
president. Taft will leave Milwaukee
tonight, passing through Chicago
early in the morning and will con-
tinue his campaign trip into Iowa
tomorrow.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
IS
in OHIO
(By Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-After a
memorable day in the history Of cam
paigning in this state, w. j. Bryan
arrived here tonight from Dayton,
where he stopped several hours en-
route from Columbus His train,
which made the run as a special at
the rate of sixty-eight miles an hour,
was gaily decorated with flags and
bunting, placed there at the urgent
request of the employees of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
roads. The reception accorded the
Democratic candidate on his way
from Columbus was a remarkable
one. Large crowds turned out all
along the line, but at Dayton so
great was the crowd that he was
compelled to deliver two extra
speeches. In his speeches here to-
night Bryan said:
"As this is the home OF my op-
ponent, desire to express my opinion
of his character and accomplish
ments. think l pay him a higher
compliment in assuming he is able
to conduct his own campaign than
the president does in contesting with
him the leadership of the party in the
campaign"
Bryan then went into Judge Taft's
record, stating that 1t was the power
full support of the president that
made him the nominee of his party.
The speaker said that whatever dis
tinction he had gained was in advoc-
acy of policies of government which
he deemed best for the people, and
which he believed he had been reas-
onably successful.
The Democratic candidate said
Taft does not stand for a single plat
form that has not been advocated by
the Democrats. Bryan, will leave here
tomorrow morning for Terre Haute,
Indiana.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26

SPREADING
IN RUSSIA

= ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. "a. .
= Cholera statistics made pub .
= lie today show an encouraging .
. decrease of new cases. Deaths, q
\ however, are more numerous .
= than yesterday. During the .
= twenty-four hours ending at .
= noon today there were admitted .
. into the municipal hospitals .
= 369 cases. There occurred 172 .
= deaths, against 436 cases and .
= 15S deaths reported yesterday. =
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 24-The
Asiatic cholera is spreading. 1t is
now appearing In the upper classes OF
society, which up to the present time
had considered themselves immune.
Twenty-four cases have been report
ed In the town OF Peterhof. The inn
perial family is expected to return
soon to the Peterhof palace from Its
cruise in Finnish waters.
One case has been discovered In
the palace of Prince Alexander Og-
denburg, a cousin OF the emperor.
Among the cases reported in st.
Petersburg today is that of Court
Councillor Nechiporenko. who was
stricken while entertaining party of
guests. Two prominent merchants.
several officials in the various dis
tricts and the members OF the better
classes OF society OF the city are
down with the disease The accumu-
lation of corpses at the graveyards
continues. There we're ninety-two
nburied bodies at the Preobrazhen-
aoe cemetery this morning and the
regular mortuary train brought down
l46 more. The sections are able to
inter only 100 bodies a day.
The municipal authorities realize.
however, that there will be a renewal
Of the outbreak in the spring and
have approprited $125.O0O for the
construction OF four cholera hospitals
with a capacity of 1000 persons. For
the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today 1876 new cases and 15S deaths
have been reported in ST. Petersburg,
an increase Of nineteen cases and a
decrease of eighteen deaths as com
pared with Tuesdays statistics.
The disease has broken out among
the crowds at the Pavlovsk military
academy, one of the most important
higher military schools In the empire
Forty students have been sent TO hos
ptals and two deaths have already
been announced. Several attendants
at the academy have also been strick-
en- The academy has been closed and
the remaining cadets sent into camp
at Kraskno
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
FOREST FIRES WORKING DESTRUC ton
A DEADLY
SMASHUP

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Fog
was responsible yesterday for a
head-on collision between two cars
on the Southwestern Traction com
pany's line between this city and
Chester, in which about fifty persons
were injured, several of which prob
ably fatal, The cars were filled
with workmen of the Baldwin Loco
motive company at its out-of-town
plant.
One car known as the Baldwin
Tripper," was speeding along the
single track with seventy-five men on
board when suddenly car coming
from Chester loomed up in the fog.
Before breaks could be applied there
was an awful crash. Men were hurl-
ed in every direction and both cars
were wrecked.
A score or more are in various
hospitals with broken limbs and
other injuries. Most OF them are suf-
fering from slight cuts.
The Baldwin Tripper had waited
on the siding for the regular Phila-
delphia bound car to pass and then
proceeded toward the Baldwin
works, the crew unaware that an ex-
ira car was coming toward them on
the same track. A heavy fog pre-
vailed and a collision was inevitable.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
A RICHFINDAT
THE BELMONT

proof stability richness the Tonopah
evidenced by the finding
the Mzpah fault OF the TonopahBelmon fouroot vein
a of 1892 better milling
Brady of the the
Harry Epsne and 1t is attracting of attention
which has any
property the Tonopah section the being pastered
depth this district
proof contention of the that the
Tonopah finally
anything known worlds mining
tory.
find made days since the ledge
quietly investigated being
publicity there ledge per-
which had been found Brady
away when of fully ex-
ploring will rushed. The ledge
width working and
is followed down ledge holds with depth. which 1t
prospect will
wInze being body,
unlikely few expose
will another stampede the Tonopah direction.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-26
new FIND
At GROOM

RHYoLITE, Sept. PA. H.
Rickson and Frank Haggett return
ed the first of the week from a pros
pecting trip to the new gold strike
in the vicinity of Groom, Lincoln
county. They say that the discovery
is immensely rich, but they got
there too late to secure any ciose-in
ground. Their locations, however,
about three-quarters of mile away.
are very promising. The richest
claims were taken by Diamondfield
Jack Davis and the Goldfield bunch.
Some of the rock runs as high as
$4,000 and $4,000 Groom is
about sixty-five miles northeast of
Rhyolite and forty-five miles north
of Indian creek. One mine, known
as the Groom mine, is being operat-
ed by the Patricks of Goldfeld. It
is in charge of E. H. Whiddekind.
former superintendent of the Ma
tional Bank, and the company now
has about 5000 tons of ore on the
dump.
Messrs. Rickson and Haggett re-
turned by way of Pocopah, where
they are also interested in mining
property. Brown and Ripley of the
Santa Fe are developing a property
there. Judge Ray and number of
Rhyolite people are interested in
this camp.