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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
LII q FINKHNM

AaI4Ee &l4& WuIldlE WDEM CTR
hned have prgdwaa the
remedy tr WDE1EuE LIS t12S N5
world has ever Houn
in the good oldEs0ned dsTs q
cur gEndmEhens they reIisd uVou
the roots and herhs e the Geh 70
cure disease and mitigate EuferinL
The Indians q or Weem
Plains to-day zn Wo1une roo1s and
herbs for eTsT alnez ard ere
diseases thze m1s the most skilled
physicians Who have speut years n
the study q drugs
Fuom the roots and herbs Of tie
fed LYDIA Z Plkham m0E than
thirty years agD gave 70 tire WCuEn
Of the world . remedy for THAR Pc
culiar ills more potent and eta
G0us than any combination O1dugs.
lydia E Pinkham's Vegazbh
Compound Is now recognized Is the
standard remedy mr w0Uzus lis
Ms Bertha Mun. Of sI5EC ST.
Louisiana No, writes:
Complies restoration 70 health
means 30 mach % ne that Tor the sake
Of ether suffering women I az waNzg
% make NY troubles puhlic
"Eor twelve years i had been ErEfr-
ing with the worst forzsCf ferr1te lis.
Daring that time I had eieven different
phySieians without help 70 sorEs
can tell what 4 suffered. and ~ tfEes I
could hardly walk About two ye4ra
ago / wrote Ms. FinkhAm fer 1dFire.
I followed 81 and can truly Ey that
Lydia z Fnkhams Vegetables Coa-
pound and Mrs Fnkhzzs advice ~
stored health and strsnEth- IL -
worth mountains q gold 30 suffering
wouen-
What lydia + Pinkhams VeEe-
table Compound did for Mn Muh,
twill do for other suffering women
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Espioiisn n msoszins .siakn vsssh
VITA sfs We. o. Beard

Tokyo 1npan-Aamifai Westminster.
commander of ue ira4ninr egasaro1.
reports that an eKpiosion occuuet "a
ne stern mzeazire o. ths cruiser
Matsrshiua A. F-Cs e'clock Ttunn1aY
morning nhle anet0slng AZ Makang.
a harhor o. he Pesoa8orea hiauie
The Maisusbims immeiiateig aauk
Until only TIE bndEs uas visible -.
forts az rescue ~ boais from ihe cruie.
era Hachidaie and Hirukusblua eszs
unuei uEul uiHe O'Clock TfurBsaT
npofping saving me lives ~ iu men.
including some 0Hnera
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

a rzn reformed % ~ nttIre rfIIars
arsr taFinr smiErafsd fo Earias
aome "a gears geavhaA Hs nstet
aboaf dlGerent vrlaEsgs Be- haH
kaarn ia ~ oI3 f4gR a19 fraly %
ms torn fruEkagf 81 hfs 1na
~oh he's dad uas fha nsBT
Wei uel. dad arf bursf ~ So
Nuge theg difar bsv hm
Dtn1 bury him, erciainaas fas
former resident Wea u what
"a ,heT 90 ufta him
on fhI list po9rs1 hl taek %
ne aEw
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Washlngton. D. C-Commandm Ia,
niguchi. ne naval afiache o. ne Jap
anese embassy. said Thursday thar me
regular complement Of the vessel uzs
about 155 men and that on her cruise
she had about 50 cadets aboard. max
ing a total o. as His cabIeEram IL
says. indicates that about I75 were
saved. which would make NE loss q
officers and men about Zs8.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
4 - fer 90 -

Washington. D. C-Representatfvs
Serene Payne Of New York chairman
OF the committee On WAYS and means
THURSDAY introduced a resolution au-
~thoriziBg that COMMITTEES 20 SIT during
the recess Of congress and % gather
such information through government
agents or otherwise as x may see 81
looking toward the preparation o. q
bill FOR the revision Of me tarE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Tulsa. Ok-Considerahle excitement
exists In the oil fields Of Oklahoma
over the strike Of a great gasser. es-
umated at 5o.O00.00o cubic feet daily
capacity. In the new Bald Hhl pool
south Of this city. The well omits
a roar that can be heard az a distance
OF Is miles and deaes all Efforts 10
control Il, II Is on the lease Of the
Canadian Oh and Gas company.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
nans Rssslna Prsntshls

St Paul Minn Investigation az
the robbery Of the scandinavian hank
al Stevens Nina. this week De-
velops the fact that n nlpe moRths
i6 Minnesota hanks have been rohbeA
o. S22asI.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Bene-Whne exploring the Monte
rosa Glacier Thursday afternoon a
party Of guides discovered in an ice
crevasse a body. which they cut cut u
the ice and brought 10 town. Later
the body was identified as that or a
guide named Naghi who fen into a
crevasse In the summer Of 1857 while
conducting a party over the glacier.
The body was well preserved
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

@F% HE work OF the army OF which mine
eA IS the honor 20 be commander lies
ZEN largely with the poor. We are better
NJ acquainted with every item Of their
- real life, their surroundings. their Vi
cissitudes than anyone could possibly
be who did not go into their homes and live with
them their daily life.
Marriage conditions among the poor have
formed the theme OF much Of my personal re-
search and Of many OF the reports made TO me.
Il Is one OF the Ereat-one OF the very great and
very grave-questions Of the day.
Marriage among tho rich may mean any enc
OF many things. Ii may mean social or hnan-
eial advancement; Il may be a mere matter Of
convenience 10 may be the outcome Of idleness
and propinquity.
But marriage among the poor is the most
cogent means Of reform. By making marriage
universally possible among those who are not
blessed with an abundance OF this worlds goods
the most deadly blow imaginable would be dealt
10 vice. The greatest step would by such means
be taken toward vices utter elimination.
Marriage Is an honorable estate" and not TO
be ENTERED into lightly" But, TOO often. under
present conditions, the poor man cannot afford
10 enter into II az all Yet he. perhaps far ofteuer
than his Weather brother. recognizes the hon.
orable' condition OF that estate
] say this adyisedly. Among the poor inndelity
Is far less frequent than among the rich. The
poor man and his wife hold the marriage relation
more sacred than do those OF greater worldly
wealth.
Il is therefore douhly unfortunate that a class
20 worthy OF the blessings OF mstrimony should
he SO frequently debarred from those blessings:
that the people who maintain the s~anctity OF the
marriage tie and who, moreover, brug ap larger
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
carr.sa OF safe u pa,Iluht

Newark n J-Bursiar Friday en-
tered the Union Avenue hotel in n
vinEton. carried Or a safe weighing
200 pounds and said TO contain 5000
worth Of ieWelry. blew IL oqea With
nitroElyccrine and escaped
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Lincoln. Nch-Mu g. Berry q
Louisville NY was taken IRON a Rur
iingtoa train THURSDAY ana placed m
the county sail The woman ha5 aa
parenuy become demouteA she was
on her way % Dsuvsr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

What sort oi telescope 80 yea use for stclug
things on Mars The eminent astrouomoo. hahita,
Rtcd 60 scannlng ne heavens 81 maEariuo space
learned Do replied. not 10 rc0 ga anl teicscapo
The best Of them bsdly hsmpeFr tap rsy e os
Imagination
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

rrenion. 3 l-natsi ay tnugcra.
tte stale eontealioa te eiees Delegates
% the nstonai oQavcutton az neaver
selected A delegation taat Is uuin.
siract txccw as 90 Fctlns cnlsr thc
uan rcia Al nsolatioa 10 sastrnct the
dcleraUca On favor az Wilfiam D.
4ryan uas Ho,e3 aouh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Appleton, WiE-While plowing on
his farm near New London. recently.
Louis HOFFMAN unearthe8 a pot Of
sold said TO be valued az sso.0oo HOG
man had just purchased the farm
from Ms John SchmaIL and Friday
she started suit 20 recover the gold.
saying she only sold The farm.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Talsa ok-EEecting an entunco
inGo the Santa Re depot On thts eity
early Wednesday mornlng hauglars
openti he safe vim nitrogrcsune
bat eot nothing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
. - 800 q -.

ChicaEo-More than 1900 physl-
clans represcnung every state in The
union and several foreign countries.
ard expected 10 gather In Chicago the
first week Ia June for the hny-ninth
meeting % the American Medical -
ISOLATION.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
campaIsa Assiatt Nieht Rasra

FranktorJ kg-ActlEE gR3cr ouiaF
- Hef, W"w aas 0~ @W
has formulsiel GianS Tor a usurous
campaign against biEht riders
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

GENTLY a young lady who had Just
come back from a months honey.
noon called CA me-
How 90 you ike matrlmonyg" /
asked.
lam utterly v%rctchcd. she replied
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Enormous Strike In
Nevada-Pioche
Magnitude Of the Ore Body
Is Unknown

One of the important aud SEN
sational strikes since the revival
of Phoebe, occurred during the
present week in the old Page and
Panaca property, now being op-
Grated by the Nevada-E ioche
Mines Company. Since the ac-
QUESTION of this mine by Mr.. E.
Greenwood, last September, the
most thorough and expeditions
campaign has been waged, and
the results attained are marvel
Gus, both from a standpoint of
constructiveness and develop
ment. On the 1st day of Octo-
Der, 1907, the first steps were
taken to rehabilitate the decay
of thirty-five years. During the
seven months intervening, the
best and most thoroughly equip
ped hosting plant in the entire
district has been installed, a 4x8
double compartment shaft, well
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Big Game On
April Seventeen

1t was the intention of the
management of the local base
ball team to have game be-
tween Caliente and Phoebe next
Sunday. The schedule has been
changed, however, for different
reasons, and the game postponed
until the 18th. At that time an
excursion will be run from Cal
iente to Phoebe, and a large
crowd from the former town is
anticipated.
Pioche will have a strong line
up and are confident of carrying
off the honors. The new grand
stand will be completed by Sun
day next, and to commemorate
the event a game has been ar
ranged between the regulars
with Captain Fennel in the lead
and the "has-beens" with Cap
tain Ham Proctor in charge
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Change In
Sheriff's Force

Chas. P. Fitzgerald of Cal
iente. has been placed by Sheriff
Smith as deputy at this place.
He succeeds Frank Walker in
that capacity. The reason of
Sheriff Smith for removing
Walker was not neglect of duty
in the position, but claimed
Walker had given damaging evi-
dence against him before the
last grand jury. Frank will now
devote large portion of his
time in getting in line for the
race for the Office of sheriff this
fall, when he will make them
''go some" to beat him for the
place.
Mr.. Fitzgerald intends to re-
move his family to Phoebe in the
very near future, and will oc-
cupy the cottage south of the
Mountain View hotel.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Examined the
Lincoln Nevada
NewhOuse May Take Over
Control of This Com
pany.

w learn that the object of the
visit here by M. M. Johnson and
F. B. Cook, mining engineers
representing Mr.. Newhouse of
Salt Lake City, was with a view
of examining the properties
held by the Lincoln Nevada Min
ing company. In this property
there has been considerable gold
found, and it has been brought
to the attention of Mr.. New
house with the result that he
had his representatives make an
examination. Should the exam
ination prove satisfactory it will
result in the taking over of the
controlling interest in the Lin
coin Nevada by Mr.. Newhouse
and associates. w. M. Jackson,
of Marion, Ohio, financial agent
for the Lincoln Nevada, and
Miss Alta E. Johnson and Mrs.
DIR. Beatty Of Salt Lake City,
were of the party.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09

their predecessors aware OF this
enormous mineralogical treasure,
as their researches in this diree-
ton ceased upon enconntering
what was then denomfnated the
black ledge, whose refractions
presented insurmountable obsta-
cles to treatment by methods
then in use, and even prevented
the disintegration of gold, silver
and lead, but remained an indis-
soluble mass, which was held
together a ransom in expiation
to inadequate methods Of reduc-
tion to be redeemed by advanced
metallurgy, who can isolate each
element, base or otherwise, and
contribute its pro-rata in bearing
the burden of expense, and par
ticipate as an earning factor
with the metals that made Phoebe
the foremost mining camp of
modern times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
More Ore In
the Yuba East
A New Body Opened Up
On the 300.

In crosscutting from the 300
to south contact of the Yuba
dixie, a small seam of steel ga
lena was encountered on the
east side. This has been follow
ed in by a drift and the seam
gradually widened, and sacking
of rich ore. averaging lbs ounces
in silver and So per cent lead,
has been going on for the past
ten days. The drift is now in
80 feet and about two feet of
ore shows in the face.
No ore is being extracted from
the mine, excepting such as is
encountered in the drifts, as it
the policy of the Boston & Phoebe
Mining Co. to wait an improve
ment in the smelter situation
and price Of metals and not stop
any development work by ex-
tracing ore.
Out of eight faces in the mine,
six are in ore, and General Man.
ager Miller ascribes this splen-
did condition entirely to our
townsman, William Lloyd, who
is a large stockholder in the COM
pany and acts as consulting en-
gineer, and whom Mr.. Miller
has very properly dubbed, 1.-THE
Ore Hound OF Pioche."
The new 100 horsepower en-
CINE for the company is sched-
uled to arrive today, May 9th,
and the compressor left Chicago
May 4th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Baltimore to
Operate Soon

General Manager of the Ne
vada-D -DesMoines, Dan Mahedy, is
expected to arrive tonight, and
we can give our readers more
information as to just when the
sinking can be started in the
Baltimore. The gasoline hoist
and all other equipment is now
on the way and no time will be
lost in the installation of the
same.
What the promoters of this
property declare is, that Phoebe
will see the first producing high
grade gold property in this dis
trict when the present shaft is
sunk to a depth of 500 feet; anc
all local stockholders are more
than confident that their hold
ings are in the biggest thing o
the camp.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Ore Shipments
For the Week
Nevada-U Utah, IL cars.
Bristol Con. M. & S. Co.,
2 cars.
Good Work
Being Done

Carl Schmidt. of the Ely VAL
ley Company, says this week
that the development work on
this property is forging ahead as
fast as possible. with the force
that is at present employed.
We,also understand that it is
the intentions of the company
in the near future, to erect a
boarding house and other con-
veniences, to accommodate an
increase in the force. This prop
erty is one of the best in the
district, and no doubt, develop,
ment will make it a heavy ship
per.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09

The minerals most eagerly
sought for in early days were
those of the silver-lead type, and
free from association of other
elements. Even gold held no
prestige with the early Pioche
miners; while zinc, bismuth, an
timony, arsenic and copper were
all evil omens, and found no
place (save derision) in the min
eral category of the seventies;
while under modern metallur-
gical methods, each mineral base
or otherwise, adds to the valu-
alton of the ore in proportion to
its commercial value and is no
longer a barrier to the progress
of Phoebe.
The new strike in the Nevada
Phoebe property, is another link
in the chain of confidence essen.
tail to the complete restoration,
and even a brighter sphere il
! the armament of this highly
meritorious camp as the stal
which sank with reluctance il
the seventies has slumberet
restlessly for thirty years t
dawn again with a more raidian
and lasting splendor, and serv
as beacon to guide the retur
to abandoned treasures and poin
the magic wand to new an
brighter opportunities. To many
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09

timbered, fitted with guides and
cross-heads, has been sunk to a
depth of 400 feet, from which
point cross-cut, driven to the
north, has encountered an ore
body which has already pene-
trated a distance of seventeen
feet in a solid and homogeneous
vein of silver-lead ore, with indi-
cations that the ledge is
still several feet thicker, pos
sessing identical characters
tics, and believed by good au-
thority to be the same
ledge that gave such prominence
to the Susan Duster claim belong
ing to the Ohio-Kentucky, as its
course is plainly traceable with
its northern trend through the
greater portion of the Nevada
Phoebe company's ground, anc
strengthens the belief that 6
vein of the same magnitude has
been encountered. and the keen
est interest is being manifested
| in the determination of its boun
daries, as evidence of unusua
enrichment is shown.
i While the management ha
been looking forward with ex
pectancyof strikingan ore body a
this point, but had not contem
plated finding one of such nam
moth proportions, neither wer
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
New York Market News

The bears are in full retreat
and the bulls are in possession
of their rifle pits.
The Pennsylvania under
writers got their profit the day
after the underwriting was
closed. No fiotation was ever
engineered in New York so
quickly and so successfully.
This summarizes the market
of the past few days. There
has been a wholesale drenching
of the shorts" under a surpris-
ingly large wave of bull enthus-
iasm.
Butte Coalition is one of the
steadiest of the coppers. The
recent great strike in the Rarus
Mineis of surprising Importance.
On the new ore body developed
in the Rarus alone. Butte Coali-
ton probably worth its present
market price.
The brightest spot in the curb
market is the Goldfeld group.
Goldfield Cons. is on the verge
of a rise of possibly a point or
= /
two; this the judgment of the
, best informed.
Stock brokers report business
dull and buying orders scarce,
except of those stocks which can
be counted upon to return reg
| ular dividends, and whose output
Q is gold. The London group Of
: American mines is growing rap
f idly in favor in New York. Es-
peranzas, Camp Birds, Ell Oros,
Tomboys and several other golC
: mining stocks are now beinS
II well taken by buyers who believe
g that these issues are cheap afte
to the season of dull market whicl
ID has prevailed for so long.
DONALD C. CATLIN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Freiburg Is
Looking Well
Machinery Will Be Installed
as Quickly as Possible

General Manager N. A. Doney
of the B. D. & H. Mining Com
pany, operating in the Freiburg
district, was in Phoebe Wednes-
day last. He was very enthus-
iastic over the mineral showing
at that place. This company has
headquarters at St. Paul, and a
Mr.. Smith, the company's ex-
pert, is now on the ground de-
termining the advisability of
placing machinery on the prop
erty; the result of which inves-
tigation, Mr.. Doney believes,
will be determination on the
part of the company 20 install
the required machinery.
Another property of the dis
trict, is that owned by the Frei-
burg San Pedro Company. This
property has shaft sunk to a
depth of eighty-fve feet and in
the lower workings, ore of good
values with a strong ledge show
ing is found. This work has beer
prosecuted with a windlass
which of necessity at that depth
is extremely slow.
Mr.. Doney holds the position
of manager of this company alsC
and will recommend the install,
lation of machinery on this prop
erty Immediately. Phoebe will
be the natural supply point fol
this camp for some time to come
and it's business interest shoulC
have a decided local effect.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Wholesale
Burglaries
Three Different Business
Houses Entered In One
Night

Burglars were out in full force
Tuesday evening last. We use
the plural term for the reason
that from the number of places
entered, it would seem to great
a task for one man. The A. S.
Thompson store was broken into
and about five dollars in money
taken. All evidences of the
robbery would tend toward the
conclusion that the perpertrator
was familiar with the system
employed in the store.
Entrance was gained by
breaking the panels out of the
door in the rear. The cash reg
lister was broken open and about
five dollars taken out.
During business hours, money
is sometimes kept in a drawer in
the large desk, but this is taken
out each night and placed in the
safe. The burglar forced open
this drawer, but got nothing for
his trouble. Who ever did the
work evidently was no expert,
as no attempt was made to force
open the safe, and he was con-
tent with what money he could
find in the money-drawers.
At the Price Lodging House,
the room occupied by Glen Rash
and Earl Quaintain was entered,
and watch valued at $40 and
several dollars in silver taken
This evidently done by some
sneak thief, as the crime wa:
done while the occupants were
asleep.
The Rev. Harry Gray, whC
wss occupying a room at th'
Cecil Hotel was awakened dur
ing the night by a noise at thu
side of the building, and upol
investigation, discovered a mai
with a ladder against the build
ing, attempting to reach tn
second story, and frightene'
him away.
The officers are making thor
ough investigation of the affair
but have so far failed to get an,
clue as to the offenders. Clos
vigilence will hereafter be ex
ercised, so that a repetition Q
such wholesale affairs will nc
be permitted.
Nichols & Egan intend to hav
their grand opening Mcnda
evening, if present plans can b
carried out; but sure Tuesda
evening. There's a fine bl
lunch being prepared for the o.
casion.
DR.. w. P. Murray of Calient
was a visitor in Phoebe Frids
last.
Hon. ]. A. Denton was shal
ing hands with friends in Piocl
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Freude
thai. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Peasl
and Mrs. j. L. Bowman return
Thursday evening from an e
tended visit to the coast.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09
Articles Filed
With the Clerk

Articles of incorporation OF
the Sterling Borax Company and
the Deeping Eldorado Gold Min
ing Company were filed in the
Office of the county clerk this
week. Both corporations are
formed for the purpose Of work
ing mining property in the
southern part of the county.