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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
Opera Pleased Much,

At the Grand opera house last night
the High School Alumni association pre-
scented the comic opera Priscilla" under
the direction of Professor J. J. McCleI-
Ian of Salt Lake. The play was a cred
liable one and was well received by the
large audience and will be repeated to-
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25

For your choice of $40 and $500 wo-
mems shoes, in sizes 3 to 1-2, and
c widths Christensen Shoe Store.
Meet me face to face.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25

A stock of 500 Suits, in
Guiding values upwards form
$500 to $500. All kinds of
materials-serges, cheviots,
tweeds, Thibets, WOrsteds
and cassimeres-every suit in
the house included. Sizes
from 4 to II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
PLAN TO WORK
THE BUCKHORN
Prominent Business Men Or
ganlze to Develop Promising
Mining Property.


enthusiasm has been aroused in local
mining circles by the recent activity in
the Buckhorn property, located In Cold
Water canyon. east of this citv. Yester-
aay OFFICIAL announcement was made of
the taking over of the pronertv togsthe-
WIN a bulk of the property owned nv tbe
weber County Mining & Milling com
paIly, by newly organized concern to be
hhoWh az the Del Verde Tunnel COM
Pahy, Mncn VIII be controlled by a num-
Der of Ogden's most prominent business
men. Articles of Incorporation of the new
concern were filed with the county cIerl,
YESTERDAY, showing the capital stock to
De S1OV'oOo' divided into 10-cent shares.
Has Valuable Property.
In all the Del Verde company will have
nineteen claims, partly located in Ogden
canyon and party in Cold Water canyon
II is expected that the new concern will
begin active operations by Feb. Is. If is
the intention to drive a tunnel about on
a level with the Ogden canyon road rieht>
through the hill to the Buckhorn prop
erty- This tunnel will serve a double
purpose, in that it will enable them %
touch their ore bodies at a great depth
ana Will develop the water supply
Ihere mas been developed on the Buck
morn property sIlphide copper ore run
ning as high as "a per cent copper, 8
ounces in silver and $3.50 in gold The
VEN has been opened up in seven differ
ent places, all showing good values in
copper In addition to this a fourteen-inch
vein has been opened up $50 feet south
OF the Ogden canyon road. This ore as
saved per cent copper and SIS in gold =
IL is intended to start the tunnel near
that place and to follow the lead and con-
tact right through.
Will Reach Great Depth.
The large tunnel will tap the Century
claim LOO feet deep and the Silver Chief
claim at depth of about 1880 feet The
company expects to install electric air
drills in the tunnel soon after operations
are commenced. which it is claimed will
do much toward facilitating the work of
constructing the tunnel
The officers of the Del Verde company
are; President, Albert Scowcroft; vice
presidents. +. l.. Woods. Moroni Pou1ter:
secretary treasurer, c. H. Hussey. These
with B. P. Critchlow, Willard Scowcroft,
+; NJ. briggs. w. l.. Porter and J. c.
Platt compose the board of directors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
Read viii Be We'll Equipped.

The line as surveyed will be two miles
In length, measuring from the Red Top
mine, and will be practically a level
road, crossing the Clark road near the
kinkead mill, and following the base
Of Columbia mountain. The road VIII
be standard gauge and will be equipped
with twenty-five ton Self-dumping cars
and fifty-ton engine. Oil will be used
for fuel and spurs run to all the mines
OF the company. On Feb. 8, bidSsWill be
opened for the material for the mill
building and for the equipment Work
is progressing satisfactorily on the
grading for the mill. When the plant
is completed IL will be equipped with
a big central crusher into which the
ores from the different mines will be
fed, passing thence TO the sampler. j.
II. Mackenzie, general manager of the
Consolidated, will push the construc-
ton work rapidly and hurry forward
the completion of the plant.
May Come to Utah for Men.
Secretary Erb of the Mine Operators
association, has places for a hundred
firSt-class miners to go to work on
Feb.1. Until next Tuesday he will con-
slider applications from Goldfeld men,
If sufficient number is not secured
here by that time, he will send to Utah
for men, The Utah miners employed at
the Consolidated mines are excellent
men, but the association prefers to give
local residents the first chance There
are now 500 men employed in the dis |
trict of which $50 are employed in the |
mines.
The Gem Florence lease has been
closed down by order of ]. e. Hall, |
president and manager. and the Flor |
ence Annex lease. which is also in |
charge of Mr.. Hall, will follow suit as |
soon as some timbering is completed, |
the force having already been reduced. /
This action was taken because the min /
ers broke faith with the management
and declined to either pOin the Nevada |
Miners union or sign the operators |
agreement. Just as soon as the new
force can be assem- bled, work will be re-
sumed. Both leases are in good ore.
and the Gem has a carload of high
grade sacked.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
SUICIDES CAUSE
CHANGE IN Plan

NEW YORK, May s, The NeN
York Life Insurance. Company has
notified all its agents Nto write no
more incontestable policies in excess
of 100000. An incontestable pol
icy is that without suicide clause,
first brought into use by John A.
Mccall in 1892, soon after he became
president of the New York Life. Since
then il has been a feature of New
York Life business. Insurance MOI
say 1t was the greatest thing Mccall
did to secure business for the com
pany
The New York Lies statistics
show the writing of incontestable pos
icies is both fair to the policy-holdefa
and good in business way for the
company The only reason for limit
ing the risk of any such policy Q
500, 600 is to keep persons intend
ing to commit suicide from mulctinS
the company in stupendous sums. In
the last six months, probably on Ac-
count of business troubles, the COM
pany has lost more through the sui.
cides of incontestable policy-holders
than in any previous Similar period.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
FOLK MAY RECEIVE
BRYAN'S STRENGTH

CHICAGO, May S.-Joseph w. !
Folks name as a possible comprom-
Use candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency AZ
Denver came into prominence today.
The occasion was the assembling of
the Democratic national leaders, who
will start for Denver tomorrow, ana
a gentle suggestion that the Missouri
Governor might be slated as tempor-
airy chairman of the Denver conven-
ton.
Chairman Thomas Taggart, Secre-
tary Urey Woodson Of Kentucky,
Norman K. Mack of New York, three
members of the national committee,
|'foregathered with Roger c. Sullivan,
Iand incidentally State Chairman
Charles Boeschenstein of Edwards
vile and Frank j. Quinn of Peoria
came to town. John p. Hopkins AMI
George e. Brennan were among those
present. and the name of Folk was
preached as third candidate in case
| less than two-thirds of the delegates
to Denver are for Bryan and that d
| few more than one-third are for
| Johnson.
+, The belief was expressed today
that if Bryan fails to get the nomina-
tion on the first ballot, he will imme-
. diately direct the withdrawal of his
name in favor of the Missouri Gov
ernor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
RAWHIDE SHIPS
TRAIN HIGH GRADE

RENO, MAY g. within the past
week an entire trainload Of ore was
shipped from Rawhide During all
sof this week the work OF transporting
The ore by mule teams from the camp
10 The railroad junction at Schurz
has been in, progress. Twenty tons
were sent from the Kearns No. 2
Miller and Truett leases this morn
ing. The smeltef leasers are also
gathering their pay ore together and
are going to. club their holdings to
secure advantage of trainload rates,
IT Is believed that by the end OF
his week another train Will haze
sheen completed and will be rushe1
10 the shelters at Salt Lake. The
ore so far sent out from the camp, it
us believed, will average more than
$500 to the ton. There are searce'N
any idle men in the camp at preseny.
a condition which has not existed
since the discovery of the district.
Saturday will mark the first big
nay day OF the Coalition company. IN
Z an snore than 500 men are now on
ahe payroll OF different companies
operating in this district, insuring a
payroll OF close to $4,000 per
month Complaint is being made -
VII. State police because of high graf
ang on number of properties. Sew
.erAl parties with assay offices in the
camp are suspected of being fences
aor band OF high grade thieves nov
whought TO be operating in several
yieases.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
BLACKMAILER IS
UNDER ARREST

BERKELEY, Cal, May s. Harry
Teifel, lumber clerk, 20 years old,
living at Cedar street and San Pablo
avenue was arrested tonight aftc"
being shot at by policemen on sua-
plcion of having attempted to secure
several hundred dollars from Jonn
Campaneli of 1907 Charming way
by threatening him with death
Campanelli received the second
threatening letter today, directing
him, under peril OF his life If he re-
fused, to place $500 in box and
leave the receptacle and cash at the
crossing of Charming way and tn
Santa Fe tracks.
\ dummy box was placed ther-
and policemen were put on watch
They said that Teifel was seen {,
pick up the box with a companion
a man who fled when the police pur
sued.
Teifel declared that he did not heaj
the police order him to halt and tina
when he was fired at he ran, think
ing that some one was trying tn ho',
him up. He denies all knowledge .
the Campanelli letters
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
SOUND TALK FROM DAY.

University addressed the Of
Sunday and of the
made should find place in newspaper in the
IJnited the following:
better the globe? Or
rasked quick the response:
Sure"
than in haven? he asked Immediately
the
chancellor you'll
than in heaven I'd like
think heaven particular
I'd trouble getting adjusted
But I'd for heaven if were
when I'm with this place He'll put
think heaven particular local place
little while in this coun
but the business of the country not go
ing to stop all job speak again.
to be definite III
believe listen the sublime
all the wealth of the
.coun It their pockets
I'm no putoaab" New York yesterday
the
ance OF farmer and editor
Kansas
Trial suggested Now the New York
The logical to these two
should be criminal trial
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
LOOK AROUND
YOUR OFFICE

nor ledgers, dayhoeks, In fact for
anything that may be lacking in
s-aar office. go to the Bonanza bind
.ery. We have samples or the style
of work which is turned out. but for
the matter of that one does rot have
10 visit the bindery. There are
samples of our work in nearly all the
Offices In the city.
Our work stands as the best rec
ommendation of the character of the
stun that We turn out We can dc
anything In our line that can be done
in any of the big cities. can do 1t as
well. and give better service in the
ruattcr OF prompt delivery than any
.1ther institution Of the kind In tbs
state
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

Nlyg-lI.e y ~. paIIy loaanla
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
$40, 900 FOR sLEUTHs.

PITTSBURG. May S. Believing
that $1,000 is too much for d.
tective. but which his wife, Mrs.
Mary Scott Hartje. contracted during
the sensational divorce proceedings,
Augustus Hartje. the millionaire pa
per manufacturer asked the court
today to appoint commissioner To
take testimony into the worth of the
claim.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
MINERS IN NEW CONTRACT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May SIT
is announced from the headquarters
of the United Mine Workers of AM
erica that the two years wage con-
tract entered into at Toledo Last
month by the miners and operators
of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio AMI
Indiana has been ratified by refer
endum vote of the locals by 1900
to 1000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
HElNzE PLEADS NOT GUILTY

NEW YORK, May S.-The trlaIS OF
Charles w. Morse, Alfred B. Curtis
and f. Augustus Heinze on charges
growing out of their conduct of New
York banks, will begin in June, ac-
icording to an announcement today by
United States District Attorney Slim
SON All three were arraigned in
court today and pleaded not guilty
to the indictments against them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
NEXT IN LINE.

Mrs. Hayson with letter. Hiram
says that the barn dance is all tn,
rage in the city at present.
Mr. Hayson | suppose them
stuck-up city snobs is a-calling it the
garage hop. hey9-Puck.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

Stanley Ketchell and Jack (Twinl
Sullivan will fight 35 rounds this af-
ternoon in San Francisco for the mid
dleweight championship of the world.
AS the fight progresses the returns
by rounds will be received at the
Casino The first returns are ex-
pected about 1880 o'clock
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

~rhe usual matinee will be- given a.
Nhe Butler theater today and tomor-
4.ow afternoon The performance be-
Gins AZ o'clock. Prices - and 70
SCENTS y
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

II You desire ruling or binding In
= Hrst-class manner call IN the 10.
aanza and our solicitor will attend
Go your wants.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09
QUITE so.

New thought will beautify the
plainest girl"
That may be, but yeva few gir,s
are going to give up lotions for no.
lions 49, Washington Herald.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

Five year old claret at st.5o per
gallon. II. Hail & Co. II
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-09

Advertise in The Bonau4a
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22
AN OPEN LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN ERNEST NJ POLLARD

body they
satisfactory held And
have held directly the opposite cite for proof the order OF
ting work resist reduction also the
Union Pacific wherein the federal judge enoned the from
reduction But would call Representative
Polard that all that
tending for We right strike against nolerabe
working conditions against too long hours
hundred and things which the of
o figure
njmctons always issued illegal acts,
Representative Pollard
This absdy false that Representative Pollard ought
The
equity wrimeant be used only extraordinary
Equity supply that wherein the law by of
universally, lacking do and
opposed equity the
prostitution of and selfish ends
which strenuously object.
cit me- said. that it the duty of
belongs labor which engaged strike.
life private property That and
labor The fallble
responsible sometimes
yield But
When strike conducted this nterfered with
by That utterly
earthly making it.
Judge Taft injunction the Phean proof that
the In addition call Judge Taft
interference with the strike of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22

a display of their abilities There
will be no crowding.
In making up the formation of the
procession the positions will be as
signed by lots The names of ali
,nions announcing an intention to
participate will be thrown into a hat,
and positions will be awarded as the
names are drawn, except as above
noted in the case of the Tailors'
Union.
Next week the prize list will be an
vertising committee will get busy and
have the big colored posters out in
Lincoln and all surrounding towns.
The marshals will ride prancins
steeds and wear pretty sashes, and
The committeeman will wear apprc-
pirate badges.
Day celebration a success. just count
upon Success-for the members of
the committee are hustling to beat
the band
The committee will meet again
Monday evening at the hall at 1924
o street, and all members should be
present
Secretary-Treasurer Norton was
prevented by illness from attending
the meeting Monday night, and T. c.
Kelsey officiated in that dual position
! Speaking of the secretary treasurer
calls to mind the interesting fact thai
{ not all of the unions have come
| across with the 10 cents per capita
asked as guarantee fund. This is
/ important and should be attended tc
at the next meeting.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22
FORLABOR DAY

The parade on Labor Day will move
promptly at 10 a. M, and will form on
NJ streets.
The Tailors' Union. many of whose
members are now locked out, will be
given the post of honor at the head of
the parade. All other unions will be
given positions by lot, the three Have
lock unions being punched in one sec
ton of the procession at their own
request.
There will be two bands of twenty
PIECES each in the procession. one at
tne head and one in the center. They
will be union bands. too.
There will be no speechmasing at
The celebration.
A grand basket picnic supper viii
Le held at Capital Beach in the even
ing. and everybody is urged to come
With well flied baskets.
The above are some of the matters
CT general interest that were decided
Upon at the meeting of the Labor Day
committee last Monday evening
The committee on sports made a
report which was accepted. The fol-
lowing contests have been decided
upon:
Ball game between picked mines
+. ON Havelock and Lincoln.
Fat Mems race-75 yards.
Sack race-50 yards.
Novelty race-50 yards and return.
Boys race. over u and under IL
.5 yards.
Misses race, under $50 yards.
Married Women's race-5O yards
Single Women's race-50 yards.
! Shoe lacing contest
] Watermelon eating contest.
| Pie eating contest
Baseball throwing. for women.
| Boat race. double
! Boat race, single
Swimming contest
! Yacht race.
Tub race.
In addition special contests will be
pulled off as time permits The lisi
OF prizes has not yet been arranged
hut the prize committee gives assur
ance that the prizes will be vel
worth contending for.
1t should be understood that al
these contests are limited to unioI
nien and women, or the members @
the families of union men. Every eff
fort will be made to provide contest,
in which children may take part A.
a matter of fact, the committee i:
using every effort to make such ar
rangements as will give the goot
wives an opportunity to enjoy thu
day. The space set apart for tn,
land contests will be roped off S,
that everybody will have an oppor
tunity to see what is going on, Will,
the contestants have ample room TO
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22

The Photo-Engravers' International
Union has adopted a label, and here
after it should be demanded upon all
classes of that work. The label will
be found on the bevel of the plate
CT on the base. A list of the houses
entitled to use this label fails to dis
close the name of any Omaha or Lin
coin firm
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-08-22
UNFAIR PRINTING.
Model License League Does Busines:
With "Rat" Louisville Shop.

"ooei License League OocS BUSINESS
With "Rat" Louisville Shop.
The attention of the union bar
tenders of the country is called to
Inc fact that the printing sent out
by the Model License League. in
which an especial appeal is made to
union men, is done by the unfair shop
CT the George c. Fetter Co, Louis
Vile, KY In writing to labor papers
the Model License League uses enve-
lcpes and letterheads bearing the
label but the copy" accompanying
the letter, which the labor papers are
asked to publish, is printed by rats"
This is matter that should be COLI
sidered by the bartenders.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
WerfeIie ~SfiIsmisieiae.

On SfiIsmiSieiog, boortil ser ioa.
blot pioes> lite eipes nueet Sioeitpffe,
perierer fortiben for Siitriftsretten
Heruarf, Nefp Seriep. Saaen err OIL.
Iaat al Sames @iuiam 9aib moo i'm
Some. 2e er begge bspitumme %
Tan Inn aisre Zig fcritaoeIise | Sim
geriproset. Raib beifpIber &oner
for of uGre en- aIbeles uforbeoerIie
"Sfroolebstte", Der ifiGIoer os
impIoer % aIbris eioer bam SreS
- iaalrnge ban beiinber iia inben'
for Spnsfrebien al benbeS 5ingre.
Sun enaser % pIager BAN u~aibruot
i~aoiuart ban foulnler biem fra Irbei'
Oct, beepnber bclbes 5iugre at gao
iom Srommeitiffer, til oct sier ban
srIf | Sopeoet, % BET pGrite er. at
bun or iaa optaget meo at inoffe -
meo 6irerere - Of bun iom ofteIi
life iaar aubet siort.
San bar bclbt set ub | 90 aar,
men M enifer ban SreS paa fine
gnmIe Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
Den forpiite Oberit.

Sberit @iliom s. Stetpart al
apitartiGcriet, bpis SHpisning til
oct ubeboeoe Sort Grant | Iri5cna
pafte ioa meeen Spiist, bar iaaet Or
ore til at iremitiae Tia for aaSlations'
commissioner ! @aibiugtou- Srorcn
er Heinltatet al ben 2egeunberIs'
qeIie, ban uuberfaiteoes | Sort Sua.
dlicu, gri,., ba ban forleoen melote
fla Der for at foretoae oct al Brett
benten b~eprbrebe Yrsperiot paa 80
NiiI.
geo oenne 29genberisgelie Ton.
itatereSes Def, at Sberiteu paa oct
nprmeite bar blind paa oct Bonfire
Die. og at ban leo al Ell Sierteieil.
sf oisie @runbe bIeu bet bom for.
biibt at ioretage Sen longe og att
itrGnsenoe Hihctur.
SberIt StcmartS "Sorpisning" til
Sort 8ront boterer liz tiIboge on.
trent ct Gar. Ssr Sroren oerom no.
lteOtes, blep Oberiteh iom oa bar
~itatioueret | Sort 9araucaS, 6Ioriba,
aipet a~nIebniua til at tr9ffe iig til.
bage fra ben aftiue Sieneite, men ban
afilog SiIbuoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25

tie Snoiprsitning. De angrebne
Wsrns 89gt sgeoes iepnt, og i ale
De paa oenne Maabe bebanoleoe Iii
f9loe opnaaeoes fuloit9nbig SeIbre'
belle.
S 8aris err ser M oprettet Foli'
fIinifer, bbor Spge gratis bliper be-
banolet efter 9oftor Suintons Wfe'
tbooe, ga bet ielpfsl9elig er al ben
itsrite Snteresle at forisse Ben npe
Sur operfor iaa maitse forifieaige
Spsoomme iom mlliet, % man
bar blanot anoet | flere Silf9loe al
Grem fonitotcret en- Belbig 8irfntng.
Oct Sisoanb, 9oftor Guintcn be-
nptter til fine Snoiprsitnin9er, blir
life taget inbe peb 4piten men ben'
tes noe paa oct aabne Sao, o8 Tor
bets gnpenbelie Tom Serum bltr oct
iieriliieret, bporefter oct inoiprsite5
unoer Suoen | 9oier paa 20 trtotIl
200 9ubifeentimeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-25
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Sigsr % bar aaerebe ! lin llngoom
bapt ct Sierteanliggeitbe meb binan'
sen. Set err netop MI 70 gar iioen,
ben rige anbrei piIbe belle til Den
fattigc, iuutfe Iniela; men bans
SorGlbre bar intoo Oct, iom iGbpan.
Zig I iaaomne SilfaIbe, og ban
maotte gifte fig meb Ell anoen.
Ia anoreis Some bsbe, bar aniela
GIFT, % ban Iepet iaa | aartier iom
enion gnfemono, meoens bans Gt'
enbom forfalbt mere og mere. Gil
iibit bIep ban iaa fattig, at ban
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gut, oe paa fine gamle Gage laoe Jig
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par / Wellemtioen bit en- rig 8oos'
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