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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16
SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. r.
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Merely Perfunctory Affair.

SAN FRANCISCO, April i5,-T'hc
Southern Pacific n RI Company,
which owns the $500 miles Of line
from San francisco 10 III paso, In
cluding both the San Joaquin and the
Coast route to Los Angeles and has
a capital stock Of $l60000,000, had It's
annual meeting Of stockholders here
yesterday,
or the total OF 100000 shares the
nine men who attended the brief ses.
sion represented and perfunctory
voted 10000 shares for the follow
ing II directors, who we're unani.
mously elected,
w. D. Cornish, II, r. Calvin, c. H.
Redjpgton, VIM r. Herrin, | W.
Heliman, Momcr s. King, JAS X.
Wilson, Dr. r. x. Ainsworth II. A..
Jones, VIM. Hood and J. l. Willcutt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16
HERE'S THE PROOF.
But Besides Catarrh, Hyomei Cures
Grip, Coughs and Colds. Group
and Asthma.
Read, II You Are Sufferer From
Catarrh, Reason and Reflect.

my wife and | will swear that
Hyomei cured me OF the worst case
Of catarrh that ever existed. used
to cough constantly at night, and had
a dropping in the throat, which kept
me awake a great deal. raised thick
phlcgm, and was in horrible condi.
ton. However, ! am entirely cured
solely through the use Of Hyomei."
DR.. Philip z. Hart, Laconia. N. H.
Reader, this Is one Of thousands OF
testimonials praising the marvellous
curative power Of Hyomei II you
are sufferer, why not try 1t. T. +.
Laurin guarantees II. and will refund
your money II il fails to cure. Hyo-
mel is not a stomach nostrum: it is
dry antiseptic and mcdicated air, and
all you have 10 do TO cure any dis
ease OF the nose, throat or lungs, is 10
breathe II in through the Hyomei in
haler, A Hyomei outfit. including a
scientific inhaler, only costs $l.00 Get
one today, Subsequent treatment is
only 50 cents a bottle. Get one now
7, +. Laurin takes all the risk He
il.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16
EXPERIENCE INVALUABLE.
Why w. H. Hurlourt is the Popular
Choice for Railroad Commissioner.

II is generally conceded by intelli.
gent voters that, il there Is one Office
in the State in which expert knowl-
edge is an invaluable equipment, il
the best interests of the public are
to be subserved, that Office is that of
railroad commissioner. Upon the ex-
perience and practical knowledge OF
various matters and problems with
which the commission has to deal
depends its usefulness and efficiency.
It can be either helpless, harmless
mutual admiration society, or an ac-
tive working force with the energy,
vitality and ability to perform the
duties for which it was created AMI
exercise the powers with which by
law it is endowed There should be
no room for dummy upon the
board.
Ii is this view Of the situation that
has centered the attention OF think
ing voters, who desire to see the
commission accomplish the greatest
possible good, upon W. II, Hurlburt
as the most fit candidate for the i'm.
portant Office OF railroad commits.
sioner in this district. Mr., Hurlburt
is familiar with every detail Of trans
portation problems, during his IS
years of experience in every depart
nent- construction, operating and
trafic--having acquired fund of ex-
pert knowledge that must be of in
nstimable value to the board. He is
not now in any way, either directly
or indirectly, interested in or con-
neeted with any transportation COM
pany and therefore in the best pos
sible position to deal justly between
III interests involved within the
Of the commission.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16

'y0HnEer ofiiccfs.a VI 7sage lFefe
Gov Cillctt and BIS staff leave here
Friday at 2.05 j. M, for Long Beach,
where they will stop at tthc Hotel
Virginia until next Monday They
will then move to the Alexandria In
the Los Angeles for the remainder
of feet week In that city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16
Construction Of a Wing Dam at
Great Falls
NO LOSS or LIFE REPORTED
The River Is Thickly Strewn With
the Debris OF Ranch Houses and
Haystacks and Many Animals Are
Battling For Their Lives.

HELENA, April Is. Early today
an uncomfortable food is rapidly
advancing up on Great Falls, a cit,
OF $4,000 population and il is be.
lieved that the Boston and Montana
smeltcr, one Of the largest in the
world is doomed to destruction Il
Is built on the river bank and fears
for is safety are felt at each re-
clirrencc Of high water Its employees
number more than 1900 men.
The employees have been engaged
all night IN the construction Of a
wing dam around the smeltcr Prep
arations have also been made to
dynamite the dam at Great Falls
from which the smelter secures its
power, and this may be done as a
last resort.
II is believed that the food will
reach the city by daylight and that
the lowlands of the town will be
submerged before noon.
Craig, Mont, probably has been
wiped off the map, although as far
as is shown, all OF the 400 inhabitants
escaped, Cascade, a town OF 400
population, 6o miles from Helena and
q miles north of Craig. is now un-
der water, and in danger Of being
swept away
A relief train and inspection party
Is scheduled 70 leave Great Falls at
o'clock this morning to investigate
the situation Thus far no loss Of
life has been reported although the
river is thiekly strewn with the
debris OF ranch houses and haystacks,
among which many animals are bat
ling for their lives. Officials OF the
company announce their intention OF
beginning the rebuilding of the
structure at once and have made
plans to supply their customers with
power until the work is completed.
Because Of the fact that the Wis
,onsin Bridge & Iron Company OF |
had not yet been released
rom its bond for the construction /
work, it is said that this firm will /
'e held responsible for any litigation
o recover damages which may arise.
The loss to the power company, ac-
ording to H., Grey, manager Of the
ocal, will reach from 100000 to
$4,000.
Have the Morning Astorian deliv-
red at your home-65c per month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16

SAN DIEGO, Cal. April ls.--The
second day OF the stay OF the Ameri-
can battleships feet at this port Is to
be made notable by the landing Of
the largest force Of marines and blue
jackets ever seen in Il shore parade
ID any part OF the u s, Five thousand
men and officers are to be brought In
from the ships, distance OF some
twelve or fifteen miles by way Of the
harbor entrance. and at 2,30 p. m.
will begin d march Of q mile and a
half from the water front to City
Park where the set ceremonies OF
San Dicgo's Official welcome to the
Acct are TO be held. The landing OF
this great force OF men will entail a
vast amount OF work as they are all
10 be sent away in small boats, towed
by ship steam launches or by tugs
furnished BY the local reception com
mittee The details OF the landing
and the parade have occupied the at
tention OF many officers during the
last stage OF the cruise and they
were busy on some OF the problems
ensaled until late last night. Final
orders then were issued and promptly
at noon to-day the first boats were
cleared away from the port gangways.
One company of marines and four
companies Of blue jackets are fur
nished by each ship, making q total
landing force Of eighty companies, |
These companies are divided into Ave
divisions n marine division and first,
second, third, and fourth ship divi- !
sions. The commanding officers of
the parade is Capt Seaton Schroeder,
OF the battleship Virginia with Lieut..
Commander Ridley Mclean, as adj /
jutant The marine brigade Is com
mandcd by Major Dion Williams,
fleet marine officer OF the Connect
cut; the first division brigade by
Capt Chas. +. Vreeland; the second
division brigade by Capt w III Fl.
Southerland. the third by Capt Chas.
w. Bartlett, and the fourth by Capt
John NJ. Boyer.
A band OF Y pieces, furnished by
the ships, will accompany each OF the
five divisions. The ceremonies at
City Park which will be held late this
afternoon, include formal addresses
Of welcome by Gov Gillett and May.
or Forward. Admiral Thomas will
reply briefly to each OF these, and
will accept from the local committee
in custody for rear Admiral Evans,
a golden key to the city. Admirals
Thomas. Sperry and Emory will be
decorated with gold medals commem-
orative OF their visit. A medal also
has been prepared for Capt. Royal R. :
Ingersoll, who was chief Of staff to
admiral Evans and it will be received
foS him by Lieut. Commander chand- !
Ter Of the Connecticut.
Tonight there will be another illu-
of the feet and ball in ,
honor OF the naval officers at the
Hotel Del Coronado. The officers /,
DO not attempt to disguise the fact /
that they are extremely glad to be
back among "home folks once more !,
ind they are looking forward to all /;
of the festivities along the Pacific
Coast with the keenest relish, The =
lancing tonight and again on Friday :
tight appeals very strongly to the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-16
A TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE.

II have just completed a twenty
years health sentence, imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured
me Of bleeding piles just twenty
years ago." writes O, S. Woolever,
Of LeRaysville, N. Y. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals the worst sores,
boils, burns, wounds and cuts in the
shortest time. i2sc at Charles Rogers
& Son drug store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29
Neue Nu5eigelt.
Danfiaenns.

Die unier3eihenten ipreden bternrtt allen
Nodloaru riuo ~,reunoen, tpeld)e uus Del benz
Sooe. uno Sesrabrib unierer geIiebter
S6peIter, Eante, uno SbnGSertH,
ErI.G6arIotte 6 t nj a
10 biIireih uno troIteno our Ssite itauosn,
iowie benz Sraueu Oerein Der ct, pduls
airt,e, ben 9!umen %,peuoeru, ben 9ariut1'
trdaern, iorpie 5erru paItor Sueomeper Iur
Ieine 3u ber3enge beube 5roIauor!e i'm !oauie
rno am Srabe, ~uuIeren ber3Itteu Dant
aus.
SrI. Senriette SorItmann, SGneiter
Senrn 6orItmanu nebIt Sottiu, Sraoer
Garl Raus nebIt Sottiu, gtefe
Mldrin 9or9man nebIt Satte, yttfte
Reo, GarI RduB uno Satin, Sdwasar.
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S6- Gbunnirt auf bas Sermanner
Bo(tsblatt.
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Gu u~ertaufen..

0as pFarrhaue Der eoan9eIiiGen @emeins
in Sruiss, Ireme,6aus init 3 3immer,
aui ben gbbrud gu pertaufen. 0eseu
9tGbrem nenoe man T6 an Germ Wm.
Sunoerlpirtb poer 5. 6. SabIer in Stpiss.
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5arn 2ibidtiss pem Perrnanir

Bir 3pgen iort aus beinen Siraben,
Dom 0~ottesbaus, auI tihrer Dob;
mir tamen. muBten bid perlaTer
8 Hermanna Staot, Ieb ipobL abe!
2eb uobl, ou Stabi noa beutifer RldnSe,
Doa treuer Sreuuotd,aIt, tpabr unb rein;
no irober 2iebsr bebre Sdnse
9abeim Tino, pie Der solbne Bein,
2ebt pobl, ibr Nldnner unb tbr Sraucn,
Sbr sabt unS 6erbers, Idntte Rait;
Btr ourfteu eud ms ause Itduen,
Doa Dant 9ine o eut ieoer Sat.
aebt mobL, ibr Siu9liu9e uno TtGoden.
Der Batter Writ, bepdbrt lie treu;
9Ieibt oeutid!-Dtadt lei Standardization
Gum 6ort oes GeutHtuurs tdsliA neu!
Sebiit euh @cttl = Die Iider tpebeu! =
Gum abItieo reid i9 eud Die Sdno
8eraelfs Der 6err! - Suf Dieoerieben! =
aui Diroerieben an 5ermann'S Strano.
geaesSoutaine, o. u. 3immer,
ct. 2suis So mo. So. poftor.
| Sm Rai 1908.
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Der urterseidneiet wrb aui Der alien !Sue
Sdrm, 8 Tleilen rorol, bon Spiss, 5tptipen
Der Berger. uno Giieu'Stoab, am
W D e II /. ) 1908
UNI 1. lbr anTanaeno ioiger oes perIOnIide
Gigeatbum an ben Wetitbietenben uertau.
fen.
1 Stute, 1GIel, / Nbldtub, l gluter.
Ihruein, 3 2duIer, / SebItbtuoer. l @rass
mdber, / SdeinoId,ine, l Seurefen, / nieb.
riser Rassn NIT 6,uirame, l SerlmaItine
ettuas 9teroeeeIdirr, Sattel uno ionIti9e
Grittel 3u 3ablreid Inn aie ,u benenneu,
9~eoineungen' gue Summen bis 3u $500
8aar, iiber;$3.00 6Utcnat Sreoit qesenytots
init gutter 5iderbeit.
DtaiamSns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29
DanaSaahM9.

anldbIiG bes Gooes unIeres Iieben 9aters
uno SdJpie9eroaters
GbrtFian Z Iuet6
tatter mir u~nIeren iuuisIteu 0anf ab allen
Vohbaru uuo 9reunoeu bic uns uGbrrno
Ieiner aronebeit bifreiH 3ur Seize i%tanoen,
Dont allen bic iit am 8esrdbuiB betheiIi9'
ten, Cont ben paItoren Sueomeper uno
Rubn ionic alien be ms in oieier Stunbe
Der 9rauer nahe ftanoen,
cut Seil, ueb
Tdmtl,e uuo Serpanote.
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gu p~erfaufeu.

Sine 35, pIerbetraft Guaine in gutem gu.
Itauo; ebeuIdaS cine 10. Pieroetraft 8ugma.
it,ine; aqerlei Serdtbitaiteu gum eirbein,s
fen BON SluBeiS iuie 0obeI, Sdeeu, pfliae,
Tlarter u. 10.
GbeufuGs cine partbie greiter fir gaus
Jtuede eesisuet,
Sin IOiorttser aduIer Fault biIig
.. VI a y,
Sdscouaoe. Ro.
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Naler baben tsire Ntibe, Mooeqe
su inoen. Die beribmten Sh6us
beiten bnben Roriette ~aufaeeeben uno
puroen RObeqe In @eiibt uno Norm
felt fe SoGiaers &odp Rouutaiu
Gbee nebmen. 35 Gents 5bee uoer
9abtetten.
gu baben BEL BaIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-29

EuaneeliiteE Srnobe BON Roroame
Ito, melhe bonn FL. bic gum 25
YRni bier taete, uiro Der Burger
ihnTt uno gang Defenders oer ct.
8auls 8emeinoe in anaensbmer Or
inneruna bleibsn. Gs paren ih6ne
Gage flr bic Boulder uno aut Die
@aIgeter; uno es pnrben 8etdhnt'
Itaften uno 6reunoihaiten eeihtd'
len bic i'm aauie Der 3eit nod neiter
befefiat rueroeu. uuiere wuuoer'
ff6ne, rOmantiih eelegene Staol
nit ieiueu bieoerem Seutidtbum,-
mie es nOeemein aus Dem Gtunoe Der
8eiuter tlan9, nabm ale 0ersen ees
fanaen, uno bns Sob 3ermann's
miro in n(len epareetiiheu @emeins
ben oes @liiiouri Siitritts einen &ie'
oerbnq fnber.
SIM fuleenbem eeben mir cine ae'
oranete lleberiiht Der 8erbanoluneen
Der @onierens:
Bnitur Sb. 8. Suuat, Reoatteur
oes ,6riebenshuten" hielt bic spnp'
enlpreoiat, Die nad Snbult uno 5Orm
gu eiuem eldnsenoer 3eusriB euan'
aeliIden Staubens uuo euaueeliiher
@abrbeit iit eeitnltete.
8nftor Sung; bate ieiner GreoiGt
baa 8urt heiliaer Sdrift |. &or. IA.
8 gu @runOe asleet: plluo 10 Die
8uIaune etueu unoeutliten SOn
oiebt, uer mil iit gum Streit
rlten?" Ct b~ebanoelte ons 5beina:
Pas 1T elm @prt an bic @ahter
auf 9ious Mnuern1. ga iagt uns
l. 8rubeno 1T bic @eiahr; 2. 9eiIta
1T uniere Gilidt; 8. 6srrli6 lit Der
Siee.
Rat Der Sreoiet i~eierter idmmt'
Iihe anueienoen Spnpoafer eenetu,
lam bas beiIiee Nbenomahl. aadI
8egrisunesreben ieitens 0es Srts'
paftors 6. Sueomeper unb Dee ehrw.
9itrittsprdiea, 4nitOr 5r. Saur,
purbe Der ieierIite @ottesbienit nit
@ebet unb Seeeu BON 8afpr 8. 6a.
berle 3. .. beiblufeu.
Gm 3atmittas erfplste Die grbff
nune Der Sisuneen ieiteus bes 8ra
les, nntoem Der 5etretdr, 8uitor j
8. GIier, Die Nupeienbeit einei
Guorums ionitntirt bate. gs er
fuGate bic 8erleiune Der Serihte De-
ebru. Braies iomie Der etnseluel
9ihrifts. beb6roen, welhe bel
5aupttbeit Der Nahmittassfsuns il
anfprub unbm.
Bator 6 .Sfmiot, RifLnsietretd
Der Spnooe fir Experimentation il
Snbien, belt bternuf eine feurig
sanbenbeGniprafe iber Die ignooat
Seibenmiiiiun, in pelter er bi
9iHrittsslieOer ermunterte uno be
seiferte aur tbdtiaen WtithitFe uu
Surge fur bieie berrlihe Reiha
eottesarbsit. Seine trefliden BOl
tie nsrieblten nitt ibren 3usd.
Der GbenosOttesoienf ruar osl
SntereTe Der 2ebranitalten i'm GGa'
meineu iOuie oes Brebiseriemiuar
i'm Beiuubern aewiomet. Die EFF
Brebiat belt Bator s. 8. &tid, Be-
treter Der 2ebranfalten, aber be
1egt: .8ebate oetn Sers nit aGe'
SIeiB, benn baraus sehet bos 2eben
Der Rebner fteute aIs 9bema Ieiu
Rebe auf: ,uniere ~2ebrauIaltt
iDnoeru uniere uoGte Gufmertiar
feit,A neil /. manGerlet SefabrI
linen broben. 2. lueil iie 6as fin
mas mir aus ibnen MAIDEN. 8. rt
aus ibnen oas eeifliae 2eben b
Spnobe Ftebt. Bas Der Rebuer
treiflid uno pudeno ausfabrte, Ia
inn setuiB uou Sersen, oas tub
man ibm ab. Die Spnuoe unb Ipe
eu Der RiiUuri.9 iitritt ieben ieir
iest b~eaiuuenben Gmtstbdtieteit n
frobem @rparien auf CUTE @rfOl
unb nit 8ertraueu e~utseaeu.. Y
tuaniden lem araft uub Sesen b
Dben.
Der sueite &eorer mar Saitor 8.
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melt fs cine yolitiide Ra1e 1T,
fremb seaenlber uno last fih in tet'
ner @eiis oils ibr 8ertseus eebrau'
den; rpoal aber bait &c es far feline
beilise Gufsabe, Der gruutiuht uno
ieelihem 9aiter oura hriftlihe Gr'
siebuna unb SeeIiorse, ourH Ere.
bist uno 8orbilo ernilihft ~entsesen'
Sumirten.@
9ie@ bfen.
Die I'M Rahmittaee bes SdluB'
taeen uorsenOmmenen BabIen bat.
ten i~oleenbes &eiuttat:
9ihrittsprdies, 8nitUr 5r. Saur,
Nltbeim NtD.
gisepraies. gaftOr 6. 8. @raban,
WieblpllIe, WO.
Setretar, &aitor 5 B. GKer, ct.
aOuts, Mu.
Sdasmeifer, 9err j.. @helbruage,
ct. Souls, Nto.
MllitonStUmite: Die 8aiiorer .,
8nls, &. Bleeer unb Sd. Muuer.
St%uIbebbroe: Die Iaitoren u.
.. 8obus unb s. 3. St6tter. 9ebs
rer II Rieiffer unh HE ct .>etri. Ses
meinoe, ct. Souls.
9ihrittsseridt: Die 9aitoreu 6.
8. SiIts, s. g. Sens. s. .. &iemei'
er, 8. pon 9anpi, 8. Gilbert.
SOuntaesidutbeb6roe: 8niiOr g.
Shbmeper, 9ebrer 5. ". Selmtamp,
Getri. @emeinoe, Raibinpton, @tr.
Suaenobunobeb5rbe; Die &altOren
S. 8obe, Nt. Sonis. Sb. S1fer,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Die Ya'
loren 8. 8abI, ). g,6rter, 8. @ubr,
gu ben IebteeiaBten BeIhtlfer
Der 8onierens eeh6ren Gle beiOen.
baB in 5utunft her ShluB9ottesoieni
Der 8iItrittsoeriammIurg am SOnn'
tag ,Gbenb ftntttnOen uno Die &on'
ferens BON nun an am Mittwoh mad
Subitate, itatt tpie bisber, am GOn'
nerstae, beginner Ioa.
Gm abeno su6's bel Der StabtbaI'
le nod cine llebuue Der prdbtia uni:
formirten Seuerpebr uno oann mod
eineu Mnrih, on DEM bic 5eueruebr,
Die 9iitrittselieOer un0 5reunoe tbeil.
nabmen. Natirlth feblte bic 8apel
lie uieber nid)t, uu0 unter flineen
benz Spiel beweete iid Der BUG tibe.
ueritiebeue StraBen, biz CUR Stride
nuielblt Nbenbs Der ShlubsotteS
oienit itattfanb. Sn oemielbeu biel
8aItor Ioaau uon st. Souls bic Gb
ihieospreoist. wdbreno Baitur &ts
ling cine 5eier gum @ebdhtniB oel
entihlaIenen 8aitoren leitete. Dam
muroen bic neuerndbtten Seamte
ourt ben ebru. SpnOoalpraieS, Sa
tor S. Sitter, eineeiibrt, Der be
9iitritt ebenfals nit ietnem Selut
beebrt bate, unb gum ShtuB oantt
8rGIes Baur ben 9srmanner 6reur
ben unb @aitsebern fir aae 10 reic
benieiene &iebe unc @ite.
: (gin grocer 2beil oes ooreeber
: ben 8eribteS, uon Reu. Gramer a
bic @efl,he 8oit ibermittelt, uurt
: audi uns eltisit uut senannten Serr
CUR g~erflsuus seiteqt, fur welhe
Gnteeeeutommeu mir btermit uniere
ber5tihfeu 9auf ausipreHen.)
3ant 2lbietieS ben Rsrtnalsr
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Ru Serfaufeu.

Wcin 6aus an Der tpeitIiden 3ien siruBe
1T biuts 3u o%ertaufen.
Srou R. 6. Wleper.
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4u p~ertaufen.

Wsin Bpbuhaus nit Dtorerdunterr an Der
4, straBe 1T unter siinfisen seDinsuusen
3u oertdufen.
Rdheres bel
Senrp SpneG-
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gu p~ertaufen

8obnhaus nit 6 Gotten an Der Oft 3.
StrdBe. Edberes bel
War20 1rdut Reb amen
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
new GOLD BELT
IS REPORTED

Another discovery has been made
quite, lately of a belt of free gold
ores. So far as explored this belt is
one-half to a mile in width and from
three to four miles long. There is a
perfect network of veins, with a muI-
tiplicity greater than at Hornsilver.
The gangue is beautiful quartz with
much visible gold, and it is rich in
value. So much so that no ASA Is
have been made for the eye can dis.
Germ that its value is way above a
fair milling grade.
While it is not in Hornsilver dis
trict, it is not quite fifteen miles dis
tant. It's exact location will not be
given out at present, or until all the
claims, now located, have been prop
erly monumented. 1t is judged tnat
some good placer ground is contig
uous. Those who. have seen the new
belt say that the surface showing
are very, good and they expect bis
things. Herald.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
COURT STRIKES
BLOW At CHURCH

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE
decision of the Lancaster county
Orphans court, if sustained, means
the wiping out of the New Church
(Swedenborgian) in this county !"
said Alfred S. Well, of the PhiladeI-
phia bar today. Well is counsel fo.
the academy of the New Church at
Brynathyn, which by the courts de-
cision has been denied a legacy If
$4,000 on the grounds that the
church teaches immortality.
In the academy among the text
books is one on "Conjugal Love" aud
this book is open to all pupils. There
are forty-seven young men and boys
and thirty girls in the school. Tne
text book defines "Conjugal Love- as
follows: 4Coniugal Love is celestial,
spiritual and holy because it CORES
ponds to the celestial, spiritual .nd
holy marriage of the, Lord and
church. OF course other so-cal,ei
love is not usually discussed in pr:n.
No pupil is admitted to the academy
who has not been baptized or is pre-.
pared to be Immediately baptized in
to the New Church.
The court holds that the teachings
of the church and practices Of its
members are immoral and opposed u
public policy. ga
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
LIQUOR COSTS 7
Man HIS PAROLE

RENO, New, July 18.-H. Bond,
serving an eight-year sentence for
burglary, committed at Tonopah five
years ago, was paroled BY the board
of pardons, in session at Carson ,i.is
week. An hour after Bond had lis
carded the felon's stripes and walkId
a free man in the capital city he le,
gan drinking and was soon In help-
less conditionsa Two well-meanina
strangers placed Bond aboard train
and sent him to Reno.
In the meantime the board of ar
dons heard of Bonds behavior, re-
voked it's decision and ordered that
Bond be returned to prison. Captain
of the Guard Miller fastened here
and found Bond last night. He hai
sobered and was repentant, but il
was too late, and this morning HI
was returned to the penitentiary t
complete his sentence.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
BIG STRIKE ON
WONDER King

RAWHIDE, July 18.-A. r..
Douglas, president of the Rawhide
Wonder King Combination NJ. & l..
company, reports q rich strike in tn J
property which he Is operating on the
Wonder King block. While drifting
west of the shaft a big pay shoot was
opened UP. 1t is four feet in. width
and has an average value of from SEQ
to $40 ton. Already the vei1 has
been opened up for a distance Of
twenty feet and it is pitching toward
the east and toward the shaft.
Fl cannot tell as yet the ext ~. cf
the ore body" said Mr.. Douglas, but
there is no question about its per.
manency.N 1 have decided for the
present to work on this ore body un.
til can tell toAa certainty it's extent
and then by sinking our shaft deepe.
crosscut to it. We have several toos
| of ore on the dump"
The Wonder King Combination NJ
G. l.. owns valuable territory adjcin
ing the Royal Tiger and the Wopdel
King besides operating the lease, Fol
a long time ore of exceptional value
has been mined and unquestionahl,
the lease will prove one of the 30