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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

iammlune Der Seminarhsb6roe beis
SuiuDbueu, bic i'm .,Goen College" ab.
8ebalten tuirb. Or. 8iiter le9te iei1
ner tiefourboacbten, BON Sersen tum'
nteuben unb 3u Sersen eebenSen Reoe
bic Sbriftwurte Mattb. Is, 81 nnb
SO 81 @runbe uub erfldrte bann iei'
ner aufmertiam lauidenbeu 8uh6rers
idaft In tlarer, Iuetiher uub leiht
oeritdnbliher @eiie, baB bic Subtld'
umsfeier, bic fe 70 einmiitbts unb
freubis seitimmt uereint, Elm Sant.
feit TN ib6niten un6 ebeliten Sinne
bes @Ortes iein mliie, iou tie ibren
3med OuIl unb gang erfiIIen. Gin
5reuoentag it's, besann Der ee>
lebrte @an5elrebner feline aiseeseths
nete Seitrebe, ben ber aatiee @ott
unierer tbeuren eoanselii6en Rirtbe
In gorb' 'slmerita beibieben bat.
2aiiet uns uns freuen unb frbblib
iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
5pticten 9immel unb groe

aIebt es oar nlnnhe 8inae, uon
oenen Cure ShuIneisbeit lich hihts
traumea laBt; uno su oteIen 3inaen,
uelbe our6 ihre OfIenbnruua oas
Qrbble @rltaunen eryeaen, geh6ren bic
altbetunbrteu 81. Bernaro 8rauters
p lIen. Inuienoe uuo Nbertauienoe
baben bereits bieie @riabruna ace
maht SrIeno elre llnpOriihtiefeit
in Der Gebensfiibrung Ielte ben
@rdnbheiu su ihmeren 2eioen. Damn
tamen oeRen erite Anseiheu, ruie Zip
peIitlOiateit, ihlechter @eihmnd inn
Nunoe aOpiihmersenS q,r
ten Wattiaiett, DerstIo: e.. slvs
oelanf6IIe, )1nmad,ten. i;'itr1na'
en-, @alIeuueraiftung un) sulebt t6ot'
lIde Geber ur, ,,lerentrantbeitan,
b. b t0ct"5' s.uu nidlt su rehter
3ett r Sutiaes @eihit bic ormen
u !, tnten, bic uUn oer drStlihen
SduImeisheit tetne Ollie mebr su
erInaen oermohten. ben beiltr1ttiaen
St. Bernard arauterplllen suaeiiihrt
batten. llno Onnn I'm bic punoer'
uoue Offenbnrung. ouB iene BtlIeu,
Uelhe aus ben relniten RHnnseni1fs
ten ner gatur ohne iealicbe 6eenbe,
meiaIIiihe 8eimiiduua berseiteut
ueroen (pesbalb fe nut teiuer iiber
suderten Sdae bebarfen), auh in
ben ihlimmiten 5ausn nod uolIitdn'
oise 6eilun9 uerihaffen. Sn alien
Gpotbeten iino bieie Billen fir nur
25 Gents 3u baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

- Su Springfield uurbe Der be-
iabrte Or. y. s. Rurtbrip su 500
Strafe unb $25. 80 Soften oerurtbeilt,
neil er In ltneeiebltder @eiie einem
nRattenten" Elm &ecept aur GrIahe.
ung eines Bint @bistp peridbrieben
bate. 90 Der 9uttur nid)t aablte,
tuurbe er etnseiperrt. Or. Rorthrtp
1T audi In 8ebiter County aneeaaet,
burd eine trimtneue Operation ben
9ub elmer 5rau berbei9efiibrt 81
baben.
- Sn ct. 2puis County beeino
Der 40 Sabre alte iuOblbabenbe 5ar'
mer s. .. 9uebIuff SeIbitmurb OurH
@rihieben, nahbem er ben 4ruber
ieiner periturbenen 5rau, Senrp 6ep,
in etnem 8riefe beibulbiet battle. an
9uebbuf's l3.idbriser 9uhter eth
idpereS llnrebt beeaneen au baben,
iuebbalb Jep oerbaftet tuurbe. Sn
einem 8rierumidlas tuuroen 800
sefunOen, bic 0on 9uebIoff 5ur se'
ridtIiden 8erfuIsuns 5eb's beitimmt
iuareu. Sep 1T % Sabre aft unb un'
uerbeirntbet. gr bebauptet, bab i'm
9ueblOff uusertdtfertteter Beiie be-
i6ulOist babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
nIiHouri Staats 5air
RuuOfabrt pm Permann nah Sc.
odIid 1925.

NuHoIdVIl puh LlsIItu'h huul )S'
oaIia 1925.
Die @iienbnbnen baben Die 5abr'
preiie fir Beiuher Der Staas'6alr in
Se0alia, an 3. Ottpber beginueuo,
nuf NJ SreiS fiir Die Runoiabrt ee'
fest Gieie Rreiie uerbeu uum 2.
biz IL. Ottober in Srafr iein.
Die gBibtioteit Der Miiipuri
Staatss5air tuirb all0emein anertonnt
8rahtuOae Seerben pon &inbuieb,
SAweinen, 9ferben unb Sbafen aus
allen Sbeilen Der Der. Staaten iin6
fiir BreiSbeiuerbung aneemeloet lppr'
ben. Die 8iebausiteIIuH8 toirb 9rpB.
artig tuerOen. Die glu8iteuung BON
Reitpieroeu miro beipuoers id16n,
un0 Die anoeren glbtbeiluueen meroen
Iberaus reibbaltie fem. @S lit i'm
uuQiten Siune beS 8orteS cine 2lus.
iteIlung iGmmtliher 9hIisquellen un'
iere8 Staates unO in ieoer 8esiebuu9
Iebeuswertb mno tntereiiant.
0ab auf Der oiesiabri9en Stuatss
ijatr nettuas gu iebeu" iein tuir6, oa
fir seuet Der llmitanb, oaB aIer oer'
iii9barer Raum i4ou tdneit BON glus
itelIern in Gniprub 9enus,meu 1T unb
uiele oeripdtete 8eiuerber UNI Raunt
nirbt mebr beriidiiAttst uerben tunn.
ten uoer ibre @rbibits in 3elten uoer
eieenen 8uben uuterbrineen maiien.
gu ben freien slttrattiuHen eeb6ren
audi bic atrobattiheu 2eiitunsen ber
5amilie 8eber (beitebenb aus ben,
Batter, brei 1bftern unb bier S6b'
uen), tuelde tdeli9 uur benz eruben
Gmpbitbeater bel Der Renubabn itatt
iinben.
Muu lafis ii1 rtidt bon unnerant,
rprtl ben 8erionen, ruelhe bic Der
mitteluns BON Rad]tquartieren ludbr.
enb Der Satrtpohs gu oermitteln oor'
seben, iiberuortbeilen. 9ieie Sabe
lteet in ben Sdnben Der 8uiinei
Nen's aiiueiation, reip. bes Setre
tdrs MeIIOr unb ieiner Giiiitenten
welde far bieie 2eifune nt4ts egtrl
berehnen bhrfeu.
Souobl bic M., &. & Z. ols bi,
Rifouri Eacifie Balm tuerben ua6r
enb ber Gairuode iebe Is Minutel
GceomUbationssase mad benz gair
ptat laufen laifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

GO seonab Soc Sped
balls uno 5rl. Rbea Beibel entran.
men am Iesten Samiae abenb nit
tnappsr Rotb einem llnslad. Sic
wareu Don Rurriion pefabren aetom.
men um benz GansuereuIsen bier
beisuiuobnens aut benz peimueee fie.
Zen plDstid smei Raoer ibres 5ubr.
mertes au Boben. @ladlidermeiie
.tparen bic 8ferbe rerlt sabm unb 10
tpuroe niemano uerlest.
Sri. emma Sadiid bat iich er.
iteuliherue'ie pun ibrer ialimmer
Srnntbeit uieber erbult.
- 5ruu Geo. SOebner uel9e eine
Befuhsreiie in ueribiebenen Orten
0eS Staats mahte, III nieoer 8a.
beim,
- Iuauit RbeinbUls ,luelber BEL
Bauerlp, RU., lett Sabresfrlit in
arbeit itebt, uno siuei BOcbeu bier
gum 8eiuf mar, tat iih t6itlih ba,
belm nmiilirt uno uneern lab man
ibn iheiOen.
- 8as GanSperauii9 BON Qrs
nolb &uebler uuO SttD Reinbols az
ranairt Su @bren Der 2l. @eburtstag'
feier oeS leBter9n, runr iiberaus sabt
reih beiuht uno Die ih6nite oernr
tioe 3ulammentunft Der 9auSen 5dis
ion.
- Die Jraa Gardner brahte cine
SuBtartOffel nadl 5Ieiider's Store
tueIbe 81 Bfuno nop 8er tam 0em
iber?
- Die Buepaaren Austeauna in
}leiiber's fling eefern an uno ME
lab man idb6nere Husmnbl ppn 3n'
men-5hteu, ebenfaIs aappen ano
quite fiir Rinoer. 5leiiber's erbieI'
ten aud3 cine feline Senbuns Shubs
far Rdnner unb Rnaben, duh Sii {
unb 8appen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
5abIreibe Derbaftuneen bon Au9e
itellten Ser lrlifouri paeife.
9abn.

Sieben MneeteIIte Der Riiiouri
Bacifie Bnhn, tuelfe beibulbtgt
tunroen. aus 5raht5leen Sdtnten,
Sfonteruen, Nebl, Spisen, &leiber'
ftoffe uno Shuhe seitutlen au bab.n,
suurben In ct. Souls arretirt une
nod benz Boliseihauptquartier ae'
braft. eS ibeint eine Dreaniiirte
Oiebesbanoe unter 8remiern, pet
sern unb BeibenteIern befinnben
3u baben. 9rei Der Berbatteten finb
eeitan6ie. 9a bic 9iebitdble fih
er6Bentbeils in ct. 4uuis gDuntp er.
eiaueten, purben bort Saitsbeieble
auseeitellt.
Sn mebreren SdlIen iollen bic.
S5rnuen Der slnaeHellten BON ben
! 9:ebereien aewuBt baben uno aeeen
fie miro unbrfheinlidb neeen Sebles
rel poraeeaneen meroen. Die ee.
itdnoigen 8iebe bebaupten, bnB bic
SnbneeieGllfnft lie pdbreno ber in'
ouitriele 8epreRion uur seitweiIie
beihiitiet uuo baB onS peroiente
Selo niht aeniiate, UNI ole 5amiIien
nit NahruuesmitteIu gu uerioraen,
wesbulb iie iiA an Dem 6raht9ut Der
@iieubunueu uereriff n.
8ie Elm @ebelmpollsiIt Der Ntii
fOuri Bnciic y lbn auf benz SOliSei'
bnuptquartier ertldrte, ilno aus
5rnhtnneen Der glbu in ben lesten
spei Sabren &anren i'm 8ertbe Don
Sunberttnuieno Dollars aefOblen
poroen uno b. 8nbn muBte in ben
meiiten 5alIen ben Speoiteureu bic
pertOren Qeanneenen gSaareu erieben
fSS muroen 3auIenoe u0n Dollars
ltausgegeben, um bic 8iebe su :r.
SNnltteln. Dtan elaubte immr. bic
SlebftGhle ieien uDn Cramps Doer
uOu aanefineern ausaeiiibrt tuoroe . /,
welhe als blinOe Bniiaeiere auf oeu
3usen mItfubren uno bic s8anren'
tiSien NadltS BON ben 9l9en warfen,
um oieieIben ipater lanes Der DE-
lelie aui5uiuuen. WebrmalS ertnpp'
te MN sfnaben bel oem Bliinoern
uon 6raftnaeen uuo bieielben Dur'
ben erbeblib betsaft, ab,r Der Ber'
bodt iheint bisber nitt geaen bic
elaenen Greeitellten eerihtet genes
Ten su iein.
Diebrere 5rnuen bic bonn Ghef ber
@ebeimpplisst einem 8erbor unter'
Dorfen muroen, traeen iUitbare Spi'
zen unb Rleiber aus tper tbuullen
Stuffen. bic elm Giienb ,bner ihper'
ltd1 iur iei 6rau nnid1nfen tanu
U'e anHauto auten $ietDer per Urau'
en- pOn etienbabnanee Deran.
labte idliebli& bic Bolisei, gerbadt
q 81 idbpien.
~ ruuroeu ebenfous mebrsre
sfleinhdnbier nah ber 9oliSeiHation
1 sebrattt, rDelte ROnate lang uon
I ben unebrlitsn GnsefelItsn alIsrlet
Raaren eetauft baben iDlIen. Sis
bsbnupten a er nidbt uewubt 81 ba'
ben, bas bic Warren seaoblen no.
/ rem.
Bon isds Jraaen. bic psrbbr'
wusOsH. uaren bic msihen tefsr as'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

tleioet al8 manfle Satin zines @e'
iddftsmannes. Bel Der 9urbiu1-
une Der BObnuneen ber gerbd4tie.
ten fauo man sause aiitsn nit aGer.
lei Baaren, bic uffenbar aeftoblen
worben maren. iosar garfamereien
unb SEIZE.
llnter ben gerbafteten beiinoen iid
ber Gonoattor 8. BuHleg gnen uno
bic beiben 8remisr Geo. U. 2unoai
unb 5iram 2umrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02
Barum sumes See eeiuno wuroe. 1

Seoermann in 8anesuille, OhiD
ienft Uars. Ntarp See an Rural Rou.
te glo. mobnhntt. Gle id3reibt;
,Wein @atte SameS See Ia iiberseuet
oaB iein aeben eereitet ruuroe burh
ben @ebraut pom 9r. Sings 0em
0iseouerp. Seine 2uneen maren 10
aneeeriifen bns Shwinbiu4t unuer'
meiolid ihien ais Elm Greuno Tim
Netp Gisccuere pnrieth. Bir baben
es enbrauht unb iein @ebraud, bat
ibn uollhdnbie eeiunb eemadt Or.
Sings Heu DISCOVERY 1T ber &6nis
aQer Sals, unD 4uneenbeilmittel.
Sur Sufen uno Grfdltuneen bat 60
nid5t ieines @leiben. Die erhe 2u.
Es ihofft 2inoeruns. Rrobtrt es!
lluter @arantie ueriauit I'M @olter
Brps Gpothete. 50 cent uno sl.0C
YrUbeilaihe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

oensewddts bier be3ablt fih 70 gut
ale Sraubensud,t. nur iuu man bic.
ielbe ntdt ats Rebeuseidadft betrad'
ten. ioubern oerielben bic bette BFe.
&c uno Gafmertiamfeit anseoeiben
lahen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-02

~ abOnnirt al Oas 6ermannsr
Boltsblatt.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
Opening, Hotel Savoy
Seattle

Seattle Additional four stories, containing 76 rooms, each with bath. Twelve rooms with bath, specially constructed for commercial display size l6x28 A greater part of all these rooms have an unobstructed marine view.
 The entire manoeuvers of Atlantic fleet can be seen in any part of harbor at enc glance. Just a reminder that we have few rooms left in our 'l2 Stories of Solid Comfort
 Rates $I.OO Up
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
4 RULE ABSOLUTE
nation

The newspaper belongs In sense, to the public. The reader has a right to believe that what he sees in it's pages is at least offered in good faith. The opinions of the reader may differ with those Of the editor of the legitimate newspaper and no row result, for it is accepted that the editor has nothing better to otyer than his opinion and that to have editorials there is nothing Tor It but to offer those Of the editor. But let it get abroad that the editor is preaching doctrine that is nodded to serve bis own personal, fualcial or political ends and the bile of the reader rises as naturally as ones stomach over heavy sea. The editor says "this is white" and the reaIer is certain that it is black. The editor says "go this way"-and tho reader starts lu the opposite direction. This is iuevi,ubIe-one of the rules to which there is DO exception.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
WHY 50 EASY FOR CONGRESS?

Mir. Corsou has bought the Fairbanks News. The paper has been dead loser financially for all who have touched 1t for many years. And yet it is valued at twenty up to thirty thousand dollars. Mir. COrsou has no use whatever for the newspaper except as iI may aid him in getting to congress. Be klows 1t is 8 loser at best. He is taking chances on its being ever turned into amoney mak- ing proposition and in taking that chance be is putting up this considera- ble sum of money. The question natur- ally arises-aud will rise and dwell iu the minds Of all it's readers, for the peo- pie are not iools-as to why MT. COrson is so very anxious to go to congress With many people the delegateship to congress from Alaska is esteemed a very empty honor. Mir. Corson says it is a most crcditable ambition and in this the Alaskan and all good citizens will agree. But Corson has taken from it every clement of HONOR-aud surely that is all there is to it, for au honest man.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
MIR. C0RSON'S LATEST BLUNDER
PROBABLY PAID TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO MAKE HIS DEFEAT ABSOLUTELY
 CERTAA SEOT THIS MOST NTERESTNGl

And now Mr. Corsou has made the final, the concluding mistake. He has made many bluuders but now he places on them all the cap stone. He has bought a newspaper-another news paper, for it is likely he has others, tacltly known to be his, and the support Of others whose souls are for sale for 0 few miserable dollars-but this time be has made the purchase outright, under the public eye-thc public eye open and looking @. him. Now of all the assin- inc things to do to further politics the the purchase Of newspaper Is the limit. The minute politician owns a newspaper it becomes his personal organ aud its every utterance Is dis counted as such-the utterance of a man who has his personal ends to serve. Human nature has In it an element ot protest iu such case. Resentment against domination is cs naturai as the running Of wator down hill, and dom iuatiou by news paper Is 8 little more objectionable than other klnls Of dOmi- nation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22

aaa@@@@@ @ G @ D & a @3 3 & DISSOLVED: That 1t is all . sa 1A right to dream when you're E l4 home. asleep, in bed, but some &
 A people are always asleep and e ' dreaming. The man who says he &
 & "has made up his mind and noth- q
 @ ing can change It." he Is dream q lS ing. The man who believes in ,S H luck instead of work, well he's % \ sound asleep. The pessimist who @ Es thinks the world Is all wrong has 3t M taken gas. The chap who be- &
 s lieves that money Is happiness, he &
 R has been chloroiormed. Wake v ' up, boys! It's happy, beautiful N
 q world,-Buster Brown. @ ss i$@ 6 % ES EH G &t G tE c v Y $ El ta
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22

The good feeling following in the wake Of the visit Of the Arctic Brother hood baseball team to Juneau, the good feeling toward the people Of the whole town of Juneau because Of the hospita- ble m inner in which certain of the peo- pie of that town acted, should serve as an object lesson, Such result is cer- talnly worth more than the value Of all the money that changed hands. And the most notable part ot it is that 1t obtains despite tho money that changed hands, for it was Skagway that lost tho r,Dnav
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
THE OPTIHIST

The fields were bleak and sodden, Not
 awing Or note ouIivened the depressing
 wood; A soiIed and suIloD, stubborn snow.
 drift stood Beside the roadway. Winds came
 mutcerIng Of storms to be, and brought .he chilly
 sting OtIcebergs iu their breath. Stalled
 cattle mooed Forth plalntive pleadlugs for the
 earth's green food; No gleam, TO hope of anything, The sky was blank and ashen, like the
 face Of some poor wretch who drains lirc's
 cup too fast. Yet swayiug to and fro, as Ito fling About chilled Nature it's 1.-the arms of
 grace, Smiling with promise in the wIntry
 blast, The optimistic Willow spoke of spring Don't be bushtul, call for a Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dortero's.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
YUKON RIVER FLEET

Up stream-Bonauza King left Daw son at 4 p m yesterday; Whitohorso left Dawson at II p m.
 Down stream-Prospector arrived at Dawson; Dawson passed Big Salmon at i:3O yesterday.
 Next sailiug-Selkirk tomorrow night.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
money.

Bet you that Tom Johnson makes three.ceul-fare pay before he gets through with it-what do you say?- odds that he does. Tom Johnson Is just the only democrat that knows how to do things-the only domocraS that is worth a mans while.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
WHERE T IS DISHONOR

To be chosen frankly by the people, as, for instance, Tom Gale was chosen, is an honor indeed. But to accept the nom- Ination from a man who Is openly opposed to the platform ou which he
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
GOOD MINING PROPOSITION WANTED

Wanted to purchase tor will assist party having good proposition) a gold mine that has been sufficiently devel- oped to demonstrate possibilities, Ad- dress Charles W. Lork, 9li Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
 S9.3mo.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
CLOUDY AND CALM
YUKON RIVER SAILIEGS

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, July 2l, 1908, is as follows; Temperature time observat'n..54 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours, GA above Min. " " ,,45 above Mean " ',55 above
 Barometer 30,02
 Raining, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER

Having put h a steam boiler and other machinery we are better pre- pared than ever to do frst-class work on short notice.
 5.23-tf Skagway Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22

is running, to buy up the newspapers Of the district as he is doing all over Alaska where he can find them pur- chasable, so that they have no opinion Of their own but only the opinion of MT. Corsou and that opinion a mere ex- pedient as to which road leads to Wash iugton-all that is DIsHONOR and the people will not tolerate 1t, No, sir, few of the people may be fooled some of the time, but if the Alaskan was betting ou this proposition it would double the wager since the purchase by Mir. Corsou of the Fairbanks News. This prophecy the Alaskan asks the reader to paste iu bis hat-,hat in the Fairbanks district where Mir. CorsOn has gone to such extremes to win, he will be showed under so deep that the Fairbanks News will be ashamed to print the returns. And after that the Fairbanks News will he for sale again, being without revenue equally as 1t will be without influence and without honor. No, sir, the people Of Alaska are not prepared for this sort Of politics.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22

Three weeks from today and we will know how many votes Judge Wicker sham has to the good
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
EASTERN STAR PIN LOST

Will the party who found an Eastern Star Pin last week kindly return to w.. B. King and receive reward, or notify this office. % 20
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-22
QUICK DELIVERY, PHONE 30

Baggage, coal and wood delivered up. on shortest notice day or night,
 II. Freidenthal, General Expressing Bonded Carrier
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18
INVESTORS
MAKE FOR new ACTIVITY
Phoebe Labor Difficulties Adjusted---Bie
Gold Strike at IOne--0ther Mining
Notes OF the State.

Manhattan has been given a new
lease of life by the infusion of new
interests Frank Peterson and
George Hale Braybrook have taken
"a five years lease on the Stray Dog.
Jumping Jatk and Indian Camp, with
a price set apon the properties at the
end of the lease in case they desire
to buy them In addition to this the
same gentlemen have bought outright
the Wolf mill. They have all the
money they need to back their en-
terprise, and they go into a PROPOSE
ton of this sort from the mining end,
to work the mines and take out the
Gre. Mr.. Peterson has been in this
part of the country and was deter
mined that he was going to get some
thing for himself and his associates
in the east, before returning to New
York. He has been looking particu-
lally for old properties, and 1t is said
that the deals just closed in Manhat-
tar are not the only ones. that he has
accomplished
The Stray Dog, Jumping Jack and
Indian Camp were legacies OF the late
Sullivan Trust company to the State
Bank and Trust company, in lieu OF
several Hundred thousand dollars In
I Neglected drafts. They were the
basis of the formation of the new
Sullivan Trust company, and Mr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18

Mr. Cortelyou and the boss have
evidently become entangled in the
traces, with result that the secretary
has been kicked out. The gentle
mans political career has been that
of spokesman, and there are few of
the faith who really regret his de-
i,a.ture However, Cortelyou must
lie given credit for the performance
of certain duties in the recent money
crisis in a manner earning for him re-
s,ect and esteem on the part of those
with the welfare of the country really
at heart. 1t is 1.-The understanding
that this well done work, which de-
tlacted headlines for a short while
from the head of the government, had
something to do with mis- retirement
from the cabinet. The latter is not
big enough to allow of the presence
of more than one lion at the time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18

Hickey, of the bank, has been work
ing on the properties ever since they
came into his hands.
The three properties are said TO be
among the best in Manhattan, for
there have been splendid showings
made on all of them.
That work on the mines of this
district will be resumed upon a large
scale now seems an assured fact, says
the Phoebe Record. What differences
that have existed between the Min
ers' union and the Mine Owners as
ISOLATION in relation to the wage scale
have been satisfactorily adjusted for
the present at least. AS result the
Nevada-Utah corporation has very
materially increased its working force
at the Day mine at Jack Rabbit,
about 80 men having been sent out
within the last few days. Other
mines are scheduled to follow suit
and within a month Phoebe should
be experiencing the boom so long
due.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18

Servants in this district command
from $50 to $50 per month. In the
riddle west and the east the same
class of work commands from Sc TO
$40 per month, the latter figure he
ing considered sufficient to establish
the recipient in the ranks of the plu-
tocrats within few years. Emigra-
ton on the part of servant girls to
Nevada from the east presents at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18
MARKET FOR SILVER BULLION

After a moderate rise in price of
silver bullion during the closing
months of 1906, Their was firm OPP
opening for the new year, but the
general tendency was downward for
the first six months, followed by re-
oovery that eliminated in August,
and toward the end of the year the
rice grew steadily weaker, until De-
cember brought the lowest quotations
OF the past four years, says Dun's Re-
view. British exports to India fell
| far below those of the preceding year,
but this comparison loses much sig
Inificance when the large gains over
years prior to 1906 are realized.
This decrease in movement to India
may be attributed in part to the
smaller crops this year and also to
the fact that China has been selling
silver to India, but still more of
factor was the stock accumulated in
1906, when shipments were the larg-
est since 1877. A supporting feature
during recent months of declining
prices was the liberal purchase for
coinage in the United States. COnse-
quently, 1t is necessary to look be-
vond the mere reduction in ship
ments to she far east for an explana-
ten of the lower quotations, and the
mind naturally turns to the further
progress in the decentralization of sill
yer in the countries that have morel
'ecently adopted the gold standard.
This is gradual process, but each
'ear the movement progresses. until
low the only prominent divisions on
!: silver standard ave. China. mel
;traits Settlements, Bolivia and the
central American states, with the ex-
option of Costa RIGA and British
honduras. Official reports show an
,crease in exports of silver from thel|
nited States of about 100000 forI
/ months as compared with the
.me part; of 1906, which. in tunr,
.ceeded 1905 by about the same
1ount. The net excess of exports
er imports for II months was $15gll
Alb, or about $2,450,000 more
an in the corresponding IL months
1906.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-18

The Majors stomach is again bad.