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Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
POLAR NIGHT DREARY.
Day, Which Is Summer, Endurabie, hut the Winter Heart-Breakinx.

hut the Winter Heart-Breaking.
 During a polar winter the average thickness Of the Ice on the ocean where DO storms or strong tides interfere reaches six feet or more. There Is really no warm season. Even during the long summer days, says the Science Monthly, snow falls frequently. Clear spells are relatively warm. but. espe- cially in the antarctic, fogs and clouds are frequent. while winds bring temperatures.
 Nevertheless the summer near the margins of the arctic zone Is described In the Journal of Geography as hay Ing clean, crisp, pure air. free from dust and with little precipitation.
 The monotony and darkness of the polar night are decreased a good deal by the long twilight, due to the high degree of refraction at low tempera- lures. The sun actually appears and disappears some days before and after the times which are geometrically set for the change.
 Light from moon and stars and iron the aurara also relieves the darkness. Optical phenomena of great variety. beauty and complexity are common. Solor and lunar halos and corona and mock suns and moons are often seen. Auroras seem to be less common and the arctic. Sunset and sunrise colors within the polar zones are described as being extraordinarily brilliant and im- pressive.
 Thus the north polar summer, in spite of its drawbacks. is In some re- specrs a pleasant and healthful season. But the polar night Is monotonous, de pressing and eyelastingly uniform snow covering. rigidity, lifelessness, si- lence, except for the howl of the gale or the cracking of Ice.
 Small wonder that the polar night has sometimes unbalanced mems minds. The first effects are often strong de sire for sleep and indifference. Later effects have been sleeplessness and ner- vousness, tending in extreme cases to insanity, anemia and digestive trou. l bles.
 Extraordinarily low winter tempera. lures are easily borne If the air is dry and still. Nansen notes mot very cold" at a temperature of 9 degrees when the air was still. Another arctic explorer at g degrees says, Tt is too warm to skate"
 Zero weather seems pleasantly re- freshing If clear and warm. But high relative humidity and wind, even a light wind, give the same degree of cold penetrating feeling of chill which may be unbearable. Thus the damp air of spring and summer usually seems much cooler than the drier air of winter, although the temperatures may be the same. When exposed d. rectly to the air the skin burns and blisters and the lips swell and crack. Thirst has been much complained of by polar explorers. and is surely due to the active evaporation from the warm body into the dry, relatively cold air.
 There is no doubt that polar air is singularly free from micro-organisms, a fact which is due chiefly to lack of communication with other parts of the world; hence diseases which are com mon in temperate zones, colds among them, are rare.
 There is a difference between self
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
To Improve Canned Goods.

Some relatives who are large packers tell me that vegetables and fruit which have been dramatically sealed should be opened a couple of hours before us- ing, in order that the oxygen may re turn. This plan will take away the peculiar flavor that nearly all canned things have, says a contributor to the Delineator.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
Spend the Summer at REDONDO BEACH

"Where Woods and Water Meet" Ideal Camping Sites.
 Small charge for caring for grounds. Plenty of pure spring water. Large homesites s2oo.oo and upwards. SEATTLE TACOMA 800 Colnan Blk. 2f5 Bankers Trust Bid
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
The Vines Paradox.

There Is one paradoxical quality which the vine possesses.
 What Is that?"
 Tt can keep on running while 1t is still rooted to the spot."-Baltimore American.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.

We can start you on payment of s10 down and up, by taking one of our large tracts of land; you can have chickens, cows and garden: come to Valley City on Seattle-Tacoma Interur- ban. See NIT. Redin. Mgr. Valley City Land Go. Also We can furnish you em- ployment to help pay for it.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

committee meet" is as bad an error IS to say that the board of directors
 have declared a dividend" or that he "Air-Line Railroad have deter mined to run trains every hour.'
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

A merry widower Is probably merri- est when he gets away from home, where he Is not known.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

It's a safe bet that the small boy whose face Is always clean doesn't have as much fun as he Is entitled to.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
NEW RAILWAY SAFETY DEVICE.
Invention Automatically Places Torpedoes on Track of
 Bring Train.

A signal device that automatically places torpedoes in the path of trains was exhibited at New Durham. \. J., Saturday by the inventor, Robert J.
 Forge, a member of the Chicago board of trade. to party of reporters. The safety device has been installed oD
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

CITv St. yitus Dance and all Nervous Diseases uIO permanently cured by Dr. Klines Great Nerve RestoTer. Send for FRKES2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. RH Kline. Id. .95lAreh St.. Phila Pa
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
My Geography.

1 wish a great white ship would come, And carry me, oh, so far, Where palm-trees grow and simoons blow And Arab caravans wind and go, And the green, shady cases are. Suppose that this magic boat should sail, Oh, sail with us leagues away, We could see ice-foes and Eskimos, And the northern lights all gold and rose. Where the sun shines by night and by
 day.
 think if I really saw the world Geography would seem true; But do they mean that Mexico's green. And England yellow? and I have seen In my atlas that Holland is blue. o dear. how l wish that ship would sail And teach my lesson to me. For though I study so hard In my book. And even when at the map look. can't learn my geography. Companion.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

"As good as Gould" wouldn't be [ strong recommendation of the qualit! of a matrimonial bond
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
CASTORIA
 Fer Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasss1s sssss sss of &HAZzz@

1The rich do not live long" says Chancellor Day. Evidently the chan cellor never had a rich uncle
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
SOAP LAKE SALTS,

Natures Remedy. Cures Rheuma- tism; does not disarrange stomach. Good effect on the system; a blood purifier Ask your druggist for Yellow Package or send soc for sample pack age.
 Soap Lake Salts Remedy Company
 Epler Block Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

Mothers will gnd Mrs. winslow's soetAini Syrup the best remedy to use tor thsir ehiidrei during the ieetAing period
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

There is a difference between self confidence and conceit which is har, for some men to understand.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

No boy Is thoroughly satisfied UT , - A- owns Shepherd dog.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23

Every price represents a big bar gain. Send for our price lists, which contain thousands of prices. They are mailed free. We have put one price and sell to anyone
 o. 8. WILLIAMS CO, fofo Western Ave. Seattle, Wash.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-07-23
Only 90 Cents

A window with glass 24x24, two feet square, in each sash, only 90 cents. The greatest bargain in windows ever offered. Your local dealer will charge you o0c or more for a single light of glass that size Hundreds of other sizes of windows in stock and sold at correspondingly low prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
OF THE LEADING
COMPANIES OF RAWHlDE
q. r. Won pOLENZ IN RAWHIDE

c.orva r Won Polenz vas one of the first Gohhed men to place his fath IN
~ xbtse ad as a result Of getting in early, had the pick or som OF inc pest
md leases in the camp
he Original Rawhide Mining mpa an the awhide BuroM MINING ON.
which we're put upon the market b W this firm. have metz with such great
mat this firm naturally feel very proud of its accomplishments
he Origins, Rawhide Mining company of which tn % amous heahs
lease is an asset has been forging ahead with greats strides Upon TINS tease as
u.de, the a-t his strike in ue Rawhide district IN the dergroun WORKINGS u
this property how it to be increasing in richness and the iedg becoming more
onoun I'M uniform. A recent samphng across the race OF the oH" u~"~
11f level show al average assay of sss1s
his company is making regular shipments OF ore TO the mills at '"oheiu
ant Salt Lake City.
The Rawhide BuroM Mining company owns W fractional claims immediate
.sa,,n., e 1anpv Hoorgan caims. controlling interest whch was recenuy
nurcbase By Mr. King If Bozeman. Montana. for a cash consideration OF s"c-
200 rbs miller lease another of the bonanzas II the cam is located po ne
ad tbs general opinion. in the Rawhide district seems 10 be mat e
- 80 wbicb this Nul lease is working crosses the Burrop property. MT.
vn polenz reports hat 1t is just question of a little more work before ne WI
reach this ledge, upon the Burroc Claim
Mr. vn Poenz is. at the present time in San Francisco where ne ma gone
for the purpose of purchasing a hoist for this property. e
II is his intention to push development work to the utnost;s starting a shai'
or each OF tn W claims -u,. a..
n firm of George F. Won Polenz * co MADE ar announce"eh VI NVA
trest in another part OF .thisp paper.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
RAWHIDE DAISY COMPANY

- -Ts.rondsld Jack Davis m A. K. Wheeler have gotten in RICH at Raw
md are destined to make a otune through their Rawhide Daisy. which
company WINS the Missouri Fraction The Missouri Fraction isn't the largest
in Rawhide. by n means, but it is among the choicest 1t is IN the
asst side of Balloon HILL and is rrounde b. III Rawhide Queen. Balloon Hill
company and the Air. Ship Fraction. 1t occupies much the anne relative position
to this rich properteso of Rawhide. as does the Combination Fraction of odhed
to In big ones of this district
While The Missouri Fraction is onya portion Of a claim. n lies in a 1og
rectangular strip, north I'M south, it has a splendid ledge from me m to the
clearly defined by several prospect roles along its entire ength This is
important However mail he acreage, if it has the apex of a vein
is as good as if it covered the entire country. fol it WINS the ven, and that
Ill that is wanted in mining No successful ex suits can be susained against
the Mssoui Fraction The ledge is vertical so far as explored. and is big and
The ompan is one of the few in Rawhide to work its W property
Already a shaft is dow m rs feet ant assays of 1928 show hat the ore bodies
not far distant. A host mas been ordered an the property will be finely
with the best plant Of machinery obtanable.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
IN RAWHIDE THERE IS CERTAIN TO BE
ANOTHER MOHAWK
ANOTHER JUMBO
ANOTHER RED TOP
ANOTHER FLORENCE
ANOTHER COMBINATION

1t hs been Jul endeavor to secure a property that nil develop into one
Of these. Surface Indications and its location justnfes our belief hat we have
done so. Our Judgment is cmrobmated by the judgment of others.
The occurrence of gold in this District is lot confined to any particular
formation. Besides its immensely rich quartz veins, gold is found in the por-
phyry. in the tac, in the surface sands In fact, a large area of this territory
is covered by placer locations which give promise # being exceedingly rich.
The most important feature of this District is the fact that in nearly all
cases whereth thu gold occurs in the solid formation it is accompanied by a large
mcentac of silver. This is regarded as a particularly favorable indication
that the values will be permanent an increase as depth is attained. A n add
tional fact, stated here for the first time probably is THAT THE GOLD AP-
PEARS BESIDES IN ITS FREE STATE IN THE FORM OF TELLURIUM,
which lends additional assurances not only to the permanence OF tn values but
that the ore will undoubtedly be cry rich as depth is gained.
We are discussing a district with which We are thoroughly familiar and
arr fairly well qualified to express an opinion. Whether you are interested or
not, it might be well fr you TO remember some If our statements and predictions
FOL you future guidance in this District RAWHIDE is ONLY ABOUT FIVE
MONTHS OLD. Considering its age, development and all other conditions it.
stapds TODAY THE MOST WONDERFUL GOLD MINING CAMP IN THE HIS
TORY OF THE MINING WORLD. 1t is our firm opinion that al Its promises
of pittning wealth will be more than fulfilled. We believe the opportunities
that exist today in Rawhide are equal to or exceed hose in the early days of
Goldfed. @
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
THE RAWIHIDE
REPUBLIC
MINING CO.

Ia oferine for subscription its first allotment of Treasury stock at l1a cents
per share. Within go days the price of this stock will 90 cheap at " tents
per share. The selection and purchase of this property was made by a member
II or firm after a most careful and thorough examination Of he entire
hide District and a most careful and thorough samplng of thu property.
The surface indications and work already done have how the merit of
this property. 1t lies in the midst of proven ground. On the norh 1t is col
tpuous to the properties of the Rawhide Regent Syndicate Mining
Company. 1t covers the same veins covered by this property. A short dSance
To he east lie thu now world famous GRUTT MOUNTAIN and BALLOON HILL
properties Less than 1000 feet in a southerly direction lie the properties of thu
we'll known ROYAL & TIGER MINING COMPANY, this property being among
the richest and best known territories in the entire district 1t is therefore
located in the center of the greatest activity.
Rawhide is in Esmerada Countrywide same County as Gohineh We IRE
pioneers in Goldfeld. In the selection and purchase Of this property w v
endeavoed to profit by or experience in Gldfed We aret thoroughly familiar
with the properties of the Gddfdd District; the immensely rich Mohawk, the
famous Jumbo, Red Top, Florence, Combination, Godfed Mining an Daisy.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
RAWHIDE OPHIR

While GOldheld continues to be the center of activity for Rawhde promotions
occasionaI another Nevada m m into prominence RhyoHte does so in the
case Of The Rawhtde ophtr although it JUS bea admitted THAT the president, vice
president. secretary, reasurer additional director I'M attorney for the company
IL reside in Goldfeld
TAYLOR & GriHths of Rhyolte are fiscal agents frt the company, which is put
ting out an allotment of 10000 shares of the treasury stock at fifteen cents Der
Rawhide Ophir full claims in the heart of thu district, the Scott
Nos Q and A. They were among the first locations in the district and areo OF
ground tht is very strongly minennzed. 1t vas My after a thorough Inspection
the district was made " a capable mining engineer that these claims were
and the purchase prce paid
1t is the intention of the mpan to prosecute development work with a
uuuxenee Is rapidly as money is received from III sale of treasury STOCK
The ground of n Rawhide Ophir lies to the west OF the town, on the up
raise where the Royal ind Tiger ant oher famous claims of the Vests side are
Several veins IN cross vein hve ben opnd u by tenchng, which
give good assays on the surface AL Meyers and J. c Mccormack are both well
in III minng world as successful operators, Meyers bemg thu Combination
Fraction agnate # GoIdfld, an MI Mccormack having interests in nearly every
cam in the state
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
RAWHIDE INDEPENDENT

The Rawhide Independent company has been formed by J. e Barsness. r NJ
Barsness. G s. Newman and oher wen-known Goldneders They W a fun claim
Of Twenty acres near thu Royal ant Tiger W II tn best claims In tn Rawhide
district. In addition to this the company owns a lasdhod on thu Happy Hodi-
gan. which adjdns tn Miller lease one of the big things of thu new camp
On III Rawhide Independent Mining m Leasing compsnys lease cross
the other o se The mpa guarantees to expends II money received from tn
of treasury stock In development work
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
BOYER AND THOMAS GROUND

n firm of Boyer md Thomas, brokers, Gddfeld. has purchased some OF ue
hest acreage in Rawhfde IN have organized W companies one group consists
Of three caimsi Incorporates und the lame OF the RawhideR epubh Mining COM
mann 1t adjoins the property OF the Rawhde Regent syndicate ompany' owned
Nv Iuiab b Curtis ad Ih brothers of Goldfeld. bothpr properties being uaversed
nv the same system of big strong quartz edges. howing splendid values In go
on the croprings. Tmse end of he Rawhide district has the chest surface showing
in the entire districts m wherever sinking has been prosecuted or the awnlue
Regent Syndicate roup,v values havef increased with depth. n Rawhde epuphc
company has within he last week had numerous applications Tor leases
on heir ground IN al thu present m a umber OF leasrsa are at work. Fos
in the guches AM below thu quartz outcrops shows the gold every pam
III epubl ompan will start work at a n early date on ompany account with
the balance of its acreage developing under The leasing system
N ROYAL ad Tiger Mining companys property, one of the ggest things
in the Rawhide district, is situated about ZOO feets It'll further out and In TINS
system Of lodges, which apparently converge on the Republic ad Syndicate
group
Mr. Bower also bought a half nteres tfna property which Hesa bout 100 feet
souh of the Rawhde Consolidated Mining ompanys property, which covers the
lower end of Balloon HILL ind is in direct line to catch some of the BIZ LEADS opened
I'M w the Murray n Bis Fou leases on the Consolidated ground. This group
has been orpora al the Balloon ill Fraction Mining company.
Both of the properties in which Mr. Boyer has interested his firm. both from
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
REYNOLDS-OGILWE LEASE

John Reynolds. famnialy now as Jack" has temporarily forsaken Gold
to engage in the brokerage business in Rawhide. where he will establish a
permanent branch omce before retrrnin to thisca
lease on Balloon hill ant which is or the amt vein al thu great kearns No q
Of thu .show" leases Of Balloon hill and will make its rich
he firm II John Reynolds & Co. is issuing a splendid eight-page market let
which rectes conditions in the camp N a succinct anne There only a
small amount of stock in IN Reynolds Ognue leasing company available.
prospective customers are advised to wire for servaio
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
H SHEEP TRAIL

A fayoraby situated groupo Of claims NOW as the Sheep Tran group was
located over a year g on what is known as White ountai in the Regent
Rawhde mining ditrfct-by W old experienced prospectors. They folowed the
great dykes along the mountain aside I'M took VI over 1000 feet of this lead ant
te Sheep Trail claims, called that name for the reasont that The sheep men
of Nevada hat for many years driven theirs sheep over the mountains ant these
clims 20 a watering place near by.
These prospecbrs found the great auartzd dykes would yield to then colorso of
gold in the pan d immediate did the location work to hold their claims as
reaufred by la v. When The Rawhide excitement vas started the ground vas sold
to Godfeld mining men wo lave formed a company to perfectly develop
estate to be known as the Sheep Tral Gold Mining company of Rawhide. That
gasoline hoist ganows frame n complete blacksmith shop to be shipped to Raw
hide at once I'M actNe development will commences Immediately. These claims
located right in he midst of the richest ground m the vests near the
Royal Tiger Bushwhacker Jack Pot M Salmon properties.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
RAWHIDE BLACK BEAR

Three leases are bfng operatedo on the holding of tn Rawhide B1ack Bear Min
I'M company, whicho WI he Black Bear an Blue Bell fractions comprising thirty
in almostth he exact geographical center of the producing area of the Rawhide
mining district
me OF thu principal owner Of this group is Wells Morton. formerly II Nor
& Ffnnigan of Goldheld. Mr. Morton is seretary If the company. volney b
Leonard is president p H. Mclaughlin is vice president n the Merchant M
Miners bank II Rawhide is depository. The company is offering 100000 shares of
treasury stock at ten cents per share
arrangements are beingm made to start development york on company account
The stock wl be listed on the stock exchanges as soon as the nstt treasury ant
is disposed OF
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14
RAWHIDE RED O

Two leases are now working in high grade ore IN the property OF the Rawhide
Red Top Mining company and a number Of other applications for leasesha ave re-
centlyb been received he entire fifteen acres owned b. the npa show min
Rawhde Red Top was acquired by W. F. Bond & Co. an Scott & Amann Of
Goldhed. The ground is in the heart of h shipping district AM is surrounded
by producing properties. IN of he abutung properties is thu Grutt & Hassen
lease. The Red Top adtdns hi Mascot claim IN Grutt Hills and endlines the fam
No sooner had the mpa purchased the ground than there were applications
to lease every footo If it. Only a few leases were let as it is thu policy of the
company to develop the ground on company account b. a BIZ working shaft
Top chim is so located tina 1T would seem impossible to miss the pre- lying as IT
veins The Red Top is considered in Rawhide as me Il the very best claim in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17

". A. Dykes Of Lebanon and DR.. F, M
Bilby Of Kensipgtsn. He Is doing
nicely at this writing.
John Moorm went down to Cuba
Monday to put the finishing touches
on the fine new opera house at that
place.
Henry Bowman Of Belleville was
here last week and closed contracl
with the mill people to install mod
ern oil burned in the furnaces under
the boilers.
M. I. mith is the new man in..charge
at the Cornell Pharmacy. He closed
deal for the stock with Mr.. ornell
last Monday and took possession at
once.
Mrs. c.. Funk received telegram
last Thursday evening announcing the
death of her father, Frank Foster, at
Long Island this state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
LEBANON.
(From the Times

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Porter Of Bogue,
Kansas, were called here yesterday
evening 10y the serious illness of Mrs.
Porter's mother, Mrs. Milton Shields.
Mrs. +. A. Kretschmer is reported
very i'll in Kansas City where she has
been for some time and Albert and =.
A. Derge have gone down.
Mrs. &. Nj. Andrus and two youngest
children left Friday morning for
Cabool, Mo-, where they were called
by the serious illness of Mrs. Andrus'
mother.
An election to vote bonds to take up
the floating Indebtedness of Lebanon
was held Tuesday. Not a great deal
Of interest was taken, as only 155 votes
were cast. OF this number % we're
favorable to the bond proposition and
SO against.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Wouldn't Tin IL,

A Toronto man who visited England
last summer appears to think that
country the champion tip taker. Ho
says: "Well, had tipped every man
from the swell gent who seemed to
own the house of commons down to
the hircling who gummed the wrong
labels on my luggage. and went into
the waiting room on the landing stage
at Liverpool to wash my hands OF ev-
erything English, and what do you think
stared me in the face when had fin
ished? A placsrd saying, Please tip
the basin III be banged IL 6ldW