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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-04

Rosebud, So. Oak, Dec. 81. 1907.
Mr.. Chas. 8. Sprague, Editor Goldield
News:
Your second editorial on conditions at
Goldfeld, Is a sumner, and 1T makes
ones blood boil to read it. and realize
what Goldfeld and it's mines " suf-
fered. A strong point you did not state
is tina Nevada-or rather Gold1eld
not been so seriously injured,
but that in every state in the union
there are many persons who have in
vested in your mines and whose stocks
have greatly deprecated in value, and
that thus thousands of dollars have been
lost by thousands of persons throughout
the United States. Keep after them and
be on your guard. You have hit them
a telling blow and I hope the commits
sioners and the president of the United
States have read your very convincing
and able editorial.
Yours very truly.
c. p. J..
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AND STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD

y 7 EvADA~ auring the year 1907. distinguished herself in other way han in
II mineral production
During the past year,, there were more mile of railroad built in the
sagebrush state than in any Of h family Of states.
Two railroads vre built from Godhed south to Rhyorte a distance of a.
miles
A railroad was built from Las Vegas. on the San Pedro road, north to Rhyo
lite, a distance Of 116 miles,
Another railroad was built southwest from Rhyonte, to connect with the
Santa Fe
The Western Pacific completed many miles of its n eacrosst the state, to the
north. and paraneing the Southern Pacific, while W shorter roads were built in
other parts of the stat.
The opening of the year 1908 hmalds another railroad project. whose obiec
point and southern terminus is Goldheld. This is an extension If the Nevada
and Northern which, us south from Cobre on thu Southern Pacific. crossing the
Western Pacific, whsrst drops under its paranenng route. and IN down to Ely
Nevadas premier copper camp. This road is to be extended from Ely on south
west to Goldfeld, Nevada's premier gold camp.
The newest Of Nevadas railroads, seeking the tonnage of the great gold
camp in competition with three others, is more than a mere possibility. II il
almost q reality, for the surveys hav been made III steel M lies contracted
for and the construction work about to begin; and this almost before anyone be-
cam wise to the fact that sch . road was went talked Of.
There Is good reasonf for this road from Ely to ooldneld. Ely is developing
he u Of the greatest copper camps known to mining history. The ouggsu-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-04
BOOST rox THE z W

Slater, Mo-, Dec. %, 1907.
Goldield News, Goldfeld, New:
Dear sirs-I receive your paper regu-
larly. When my time is up / will be
found renewing. 1t is a grand paper
and 1t is great to the distant investor to
have a paper so candid and seemingly
so Independent in it's writings. Every
man who invests or expects to invest in
Goldfeld securities ought to have your
uacer. II. c. M.
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APPROVES QUE Pos1rIoN

Augusta, Maine. Dec. Is, 1907.
The Goldfeld Publishing Co., Goldheld,
Nevada:
My dear sirs-That editorial of yours,
on the Goldfeld situation of the TIN
inst, was a corker. I was so pleased
with 1t tha I gave my paper to the
Kennebec Journal and you will see by
the copy I'm sending you that they
printed most of the editorial.
I do wish every paper in this country
would do the same.
Yours sincerely,
A. c.. T.
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FROM FAR or SIAM

Muang Nan, Siam, Nov. 20, 1907.
The Goldfeld News, Goldield, Nevada,
U. s. A.:
Dear sirs-Please continue our sub
scription for The Goldfeld News from
September 1, 1907, the expiration of the
current subscription. for one year.
1t is a pleasure to follow the account
of the prosperity of Goldfield as found
in The News. We wish you continued
prosperity.
Sincerely yours,
s. c. p,
Muang Nan, via Moulmein & Rehang,
Burma.
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nowr wrrx THE ANARCHISTS

Alameda, Cal, Dec. Is, 1907.
Mr.. Editor-Co-operate with the citi-
gems of Goldfeld to drive out of the
camp those murderers, anarchists and
socialists among the Miners union.
hope the mine owners will hunt them
ont of the state. Thousands of working
men have invested in mining stocks, ana
they nave lost by those strikes.
Respectfully.
A WEEP LIZ READER.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-04

The secretary Of the interior has
withdrawn 616.451 acres in White Pine
and Nye counties. Nevada, to be used
for the White Pine forest reserve. The
lands are nearly all u~nsurveyed and be-
long to the Carson City land district.
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. THE LETTER BOX

Communications not exceeding
900 words will be printed In this
department. but nothing seurri-
Ious. intended to injure n indi-
vidual or reputable mining COM
pany will be accepted. Full name
must be signed 10 all commu-
nications, for the 5 OF the edit
or. but only initials VIII DC
nrfpfed-
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Red Mountain Section. Cold6eld District. The
claims. assayins location work $500. Also SOL 500
same section 8 claims. have 100 foot shaft timbered
10000 treasury shares. adjoining mine in pay OF
Together or separate. Make bes, offer. Cash or e
California with cash considered. Investigation .oEctedS
Address: B.. BRANNER .
H6 E. lllh s
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GOOD READING

Queretaro, Mex, Diciembre 8 de 1907.
Muy Sr. MIC: Suplico a G. tenga la
bonded de mandarme un numero de
mustra del periodico 1.-The Goldfield
News y decirme precios de subscription
Dirigido a la Gale de las Moyas NJ liz
Soy de ids. afmo. alto. y s. s.
JOSE PERER.
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NO USE ron THE RED FLAG
New York, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Chas. s. Sprague,
Door Cir.

MT. mas. .. opTd&uc,
Dear Sir:
I want to thank you for your very able
editorial of the eth, "Goldfeld Asserts
Herself" and I only wish that splendid
and blood stirring editorial could have
general circulation. The cowardly ours
and pitiless brutes In their killing of
Silva and their recent inhuman assault
on young Belford, should be execrated
everywhere, or any organization which
countenances such fendish crimes. I
have interests at Gofdfeld, but 1 am
willing to lose every dollar of the sew
eral thousand invested and go broke
II such loss would run to the ends of
the earth or AVE executed those MUIR
derous devils. At last the mine oper-
ators nave been aroused. and it is
The red flag should be shot full of
holes by Uncle Sans blue coats.
Yours very truly.
r.. E. 8.
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
PARTISANS.

George Walters was so jealous 10
carry out instructions last night. that
he did not await the formality of
having his bond accepted before he
attempted to transfer the city funds.
II does not require much perspica-
city to understand, now why faction
of the Democratic party insisted on
running Mr.. Walters for city treas
urer, to involve that important Of
fee in long litigation. when ]. ]. Do
rian was regularly elected, allowed to
serve one year of his term, and had
the authority of the attorney general
of the state for his eligibility Also
we can understand what the News
Democrat meant when IL declared
editorially that the Democratic party
would bear the expense of that law
suit. t
The board of councilmen last night
stood pat upon its previous acton.
and II there Is litigation Mr.. Wal
tiers must institute it, whoever fOots
the bill The general council had al
ready received and fled Mr.. Dorian's
certificate of election for four years,
approved and accepted his bond and
accepted his official actions as legal,
la position in which they are support
ed by the opinion of the attorney
general of the state. The councilmen
would have been lacking in regard
for the best interests of the city, IL
they had taken action last night
which would have confused the situa-
ton. involving the Office. intrusted
with the care of municipal funds.
IL would seem to a reader of the
News-Democrat's account OF the pro-
|ceedings, that the board of council
men acted in anything but a partisan
manner. when eight Republicans and
two Democrats, elected a Democrat
to preside, an honor that has been
accorded Mr.. Lackey repeatedly,
when all the councilmen were pres
ent. Isn't 1t more in accordance
with the facts of the case to say that
the two Democratic councilmen acted
in spirit of partlsanship, when they
voted, inconsistency with their own
previous record OF acknowledging
Mr.. Dorian as treasurer for four
years. to involve the city treasurer
ship in confusion, because a dominant
clique of their own party, coveted,
among other things, possession of the
city's money?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
HOUSE ROLL CALL
REPUBLICANS LOSE FOUR AND
DEMOCRATS GAIN SIN.
Majority win Have go and North
North Carolina and Oklahoma Give
Five Members 10 Taft Column.

Washington. Nov. 17.-The tenn
porary roll call OF the house OF rep
resentatiyes for the slxty-first con-
gress has been completed and pub
.ishei. Ii presents a complete list OF
members OF the new house as shown
by unofficial returns and gives the
politics OF all of them. According to
this publication the next house will
consist OF 21s Republicans and 172
Democrats, a total of 391. as against
a total OF $50 In the house during the
last session. OF whom 223 were RE
pub.icans and 100 Democrats. The
result is a net loss of four from the
Republican side and net gain OF six
on the Democratic side. the discrep-
ancy being due to present vacancies.
AL told, the Democrats gained seven
teen districts and the Republicans
twelve.
The most marked advance made by
the Democrats was in Indiana. the
home OF Mr.. Bryan's running mate,
Mr. Kern. or the entire thlrteeL
members constituting the Indiana
delegation, only two will be Republi-
cans IN the next congress. whereas IN
the present congress there are eight
Republicans from that state. Colo.
RADIO Will not send so many Demo.
Gratis as Indiana. owing to her smaller
popuation. but that state recorded
even greater revolution In that
whereas al three members OF the
present delegation are now Republi
! can. In the next honse. all will b.
Democratic. Mr. BYan's own state
b OF Nebraska added two to the Demo
cratic column In the house. makinl
an equal division OF the six members
from that state. OF the other Demo
cratic gains. Ohio recorded three. III
nois one and Kentucky one.
Republicans Gain In North Carolina
The most striking aocretions OF IN,
! Republicans were made In Nortl
Carolina. where three members were
taken from the Democratic co.umD
and IN Oklahoma. where there was 4
lgain OF two. Missouri and PeHnsyl
Ivanla also switched two member
each from the Democratic TO the Re
publican side. and New Jersey. Rhode
Island ana Wisconsin each supplied
one to the Republican additions
Otherwise than as herein noted, tn
various state delegations will remain
as az present.
The states which vii be so'idi,
Democratic are; Alabama. Arkansas
Colorado. florida. Georgia. Louisiana
Mississippi. Nevada. South Carolina
lToxar. and those which will be solidb
Republican are California. Connect
lcut. Delaware. idaho. Kansas, Maine
Michigan. Montana. New Hampshlre
North Dakota. Oregon. Rhode Island
South Dakota. Utah. Vermont. Wash
rgton. West Virginia. Wyoming.
New York will have In the next. az
Il has IN the present house. &c Re
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
JUSTICE.

A Dreamer said two men sought
Vengeance. One met Justice and in
quired the way. 81 cannot show
you," said Justice.
You're. not Justice, but Iercy,
replied the man." And | want moth
ing OF Mercy"
The other met Mercy and inquired
after Vengeance.
Vengeance was gone IN pursuit,
said Mercy.
I'm pursuit of whom?" demanded
the man.
"In pursuit of him who wronged
you"
"And when Vengeance overnkes
him?" persisted the man.
Vengeance will pursue you" was
the answer.
who can stop Vengeance" the
man pleaded.
81 can" replied Mercy.
Then you are not Mercy, but JUS
tice," the man declared.
No human being ever recognized
Justice when he saw her, was the
Dreamer's conclusion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
FOOTBALL
FANS HAVE PLENTY or ANfrsE-
MENT SOON.

Two football glmcs are on sched-
ule for the Paducah rrldlron tbs
week. Thursday the Chess Checker
and WIS; eleven VII tackle the Mag-
field team. The Graves county lads
have strong team. and had the
game postponed a week In order 10
perfect new plays.
Friday Afternoon the High school
team and the Hopk.nsyille H!gh
school team VII line up az League
park The game viii be a good one
- the teams are Of equHl weight
High school won from H0pkinsvilc
b. a score OF 10 10 ? on H0ptOwn's
held two weeks ago. HopklnsvI,s
Is ready 10 avonge the defeat. and
there will b. plenty doing next Fr-
day
The paducah Athhctic cub a ril
practcing hard for the game riaak .
giving Day with the c c. 4 W.
team The game viii BE- bate
royal from the dope but several OF
;he athletic players doubtless WI DO
out 81 the lineup. Coach Grover
Burns. VII won't no.th On busincsr.
Sitnoaed the MichiEan-Pennsy'yania
qme. and probably some of filo bat
plays OF the bis teams VIII BE- seen
n the Paducah gr,d'fCn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
w. II. MCPHERSON SUCCESSFUL

After a great deal OF effort and
correspondence w. Il. Mcpherson, the
popular druggist. has succeeded In
getting the Or. Howard Co. In max
ing special half price Introductory
offer on the regular ffty cent size
OF their celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia.
This medicine Is a recent discovery
for the cure OF all disease OF the
stomach aud bowels. IL not only
gives quick relief, but It makes per-
manent cures.
DR.. Howard's specific has been so
remarkably successful In curing con-
Etipatlon, dyspepsia aud all liver
troubles. that w. II. Mcpherson Is
willing to return the price paid In
every case where Il does not give
relief.
SO great is the demand for this
specific that w. b. Mcpherson has
been able to secure only limited
supply. and every one who Is trou-
bled with dyspepsia. constipation or
liver trouble should call upon him at
once.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
Kentucky Kernels

Chicken thieves rob many roosts al
Mayfield.
Mayfeld football team defeated by
Union CITY, Tenn. by score Of 2.
to 8.
Hogs belonging to Allen Dunn, oI
Ballard county, were killed by light
Ming last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Stahl celehrat,
their twenty-ffth wedding anniver
sary at Wickliffe. Anal,
Rev. p. NJ. Fitzgerald Is conduct
, ing a very successful revival at May
fed Presbyterian church.
Robert Terrell formerly OF Ballart
county. has been elected county judg'
OF Bannock county. Idaho.
Reinh Grave. found dead at May
field. fair grounds. may have dies
from eating over ripe bananas.
An Independent ticket for oountl
officers of Fulton county will oppos'
the Democratic candidates nominated
November ,.
Mayheld Messenger issues call 70
rootors to meet and arrange 10 accom-
pany the football team OF that place
to Paducah Thursday when they plal
the c. c. and w team.
w.a u. Mayes. managing edlto
OF Brownwood. Texas Bulletin ans
president OF the National Editoria
association. visited his former hons
az Mayfield last week
I Robert Hill. editor Bandana News
charged John y. Wickilffe with graf
during his campaign for common
wealth's attorney. and now he WI
have to prove Il. He has been arrest
ed for criminal libel.
Mayfeld will soon eject a mayo
7 and there VII be many aspirants
Mayor Watts will stand for re-elec
t,on and Dr, J. II. Mccreary. Ge0rg'
II. kennedy. Claude Parkhill and l.
A. Chandler may be applicants.
Elder w. T. BOez, who conducted
senator carmack's funeral. was form
erly a Graves county bOy and serye'
many country churches In western
Kentucky. lie Is now pastor Of tn
First Chrictian church al Columbia
Tenn.
c. X. Carney and Wallace Ke.
have been removed as administrator
Of the estate OF the late Capt. r. 7
Albrit:on at Mayfeld because the,
were not practical tobacco men. Can't
Albrltton was an association ware
houseman and a practical man wa
needed to settle the estate. l.. y
Albritton was appointed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17

Sophy was watching. Her head rose
from the other side OF the ditch She
was down IN a moment. up again and
In her friends arms. ITS like a pun
OF fresh air" she whispered as she
kissed Ler. and then, drawing away,
looked her over. Sophy was tall be-
yond her years, and her head was near
ly on a level with Julia's. She was In
her short print gown. with her kitchen
apron on, her sleeves rolled up. her
face red from the Are, her hands. too,
no doubt red from washing vegetables
and dishes. "She looked Ike Cinder-
ella in the first act OF a pantomime, "
is Miss Robins professional comment,
colored perhaps also by subsequent
events.
You're beautifulr cried Sophy. "oh.
that shirt | love redr Aud SO ON
for some time no doubt Tell me
about II. Tell me everything about II.
she urged. Its the next best thing.
you know"
Miss Robins recounted her adven.
lures. They would not seem very daz
cling Mt this distance. Sophy heard
them with ardent eyes. They availed
to color the mark on her cheek 10 a
rosy tint. That's being alive" she
said, with n deep drawn sigh.
Julia patted her hand consolingly
"But I'm twentyw she reminded her
friend. Think how young you are.'
young or ODDS much the same IN
the kitchen" Sophy grumbled.
Linking arms. they walked up the
avenue and came near 20 the gates
Julia felt a sudden pressure ON her
arm.
"Lookv' whispered sophy. her eyes
lighting up again in interest.
Continued in Next Issue)
HOU DON'T HAVE no WaIf
Every dose makes you feeibester. Lsz-Pe
kssps your ~ho's sssides ngnt bold on IN
money back plan everywhere. Price 10 cents.
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puhllcans aud II Democrats. Mary
land and ,. but with swap In dis
tricts; Virginia TO in favor Of the
Democrats. as in the past; Tennessee
s TO 2. as now: Minnesota s Republ.-
cans and Democrat; Massachusetts,,
IL Republicans TO 3 Democrats, the
present proportion; Iowa 10 to In
favor OF the Republicans, but with n
change as 10 The district represented
by a Democrat.
The Republican majority on fur
roll call Will be AZ as against 81 at
present.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17
ISL ANN.


Tzd Ann, dowager empress of China
did not go down to a sweet old
age, nor were her last moments
best with the presence of a loving
family around her bedside. In fact,
& Is limited that her going of was
Regulated to suit the convenience of
those, who had the demise of her
ron. the emperor, in charge. Neither
Me time nor the manner OF her go
ing win ever be known outside the
Jecret circle of the palace familiars,
IND some of them, who know too
much, may succumb TO the same I'M
berial malady that snuffed the candles
)f their royal master and lady.
: Perhaps, for many years as Isl
Ann grew old and her control less
alre, some influence has insiduously
lyorked its way TO the handle of the
bcepter, and Isl Ann in turn has been
ne proxy of a favorite adviser, which
influence saw to her opportune flight
: nto the blest abode of her ances-
/ ors. and simely installed the new EN-
error on the throne under Its DOM
-oation, before the Borrowing millions
u yellow minions heard the sad news
Il the empress death.
4 L Isl Ann had remarkable career.
n he was born in 1884 a peasant girl
reas sold by her father into slavery;
ynd on account OF her great beauty
fas presented to Emperor Hsien
eng. He married her and she named
or son. Tung Chih, emperor. Then
ae made her son, Kuang Hsu, en-
reror. and deposed him and made Pu
hin emperor. He did not suit and
! Ne deposed him and again elevated
hang Hsu. To her on her death
ID has been attributed the appoint
emf OF her grandson, Pu ye. emper-
: X and Prince Chun regent. And we
,4eht as well accept that as her deed
doesn't make particle of differ
cree.
awhile the dowager empress was
rtctionary. the county has been
y nservatively progressive the last
n years under her regency. The
Cyrrency reform has been carried al
CIT TO completion a constitution, "a
n effective IN nine years, has been
3mulgated. and learning among the
.<ases and newspapers are encour-
Nd. China. conglomerate mass OF
klafics. without homogeneIty, has
-t~n more of national spirit in the
few years than for a long time
reriesu inauence u not domin-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-17

Tennessee soldiers are setting
night riders an example in moderate
expression of popular disapproyal. If
the night riders had contented them
selves with hanging their victims in
efigy, the soldiers would not have
been called out.
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