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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

~ speeiai meeting of the stockholders
n.na Quartzite Annex Mining COM
nurswii be held on April 9Th. for the
II ,roS Oh electing a vice president. and
COW asact any other business thai may
my before the meeting.
Moo order of the president.
M. C. sCULLY, President.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

Uniform assays. ranging from $3.50
to $3.50. were received this week by
Jack Baynum. who is operating the Ex-
tension. Wellington. Gold Circle and Red
Top properties at Wellington. a camp
situated a few miles east Of Gold Crater.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28
OPERATIONS on cA,Gp srnD

Work was resumed this week on the
Camp Bird property. which is located in
the eastern portion of the district. no
far from the Rochester. Three mer
were put to work. The shaft Is now
81 feet deep.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

msnv nrumb. M. E.. an expert for
genhs,-|s In the employ Of the Gug-
He haa Is here from Salt Lake City.
samn,,as Just completed a thorough
At Bulfrog. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28
ron Mxn

the snares Of the capital stock Of
Of s,.'si Mining n Investment Co..
sh.sa 'erton. Colorado. at so cents per
address 49," Goldfeld News.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

The Los Angeles Nevada MINING
stock exchange now has through wire
service with Goldfeld-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28
SCHOOLS FoR RAwHrpE,

Word has been received from Orvis
Ring. state superintendent of public in
struction, that steps will be Immediately
taken for the establishment of a public
school here. John E. Bray. deputy SUI
perintendent of public instruction, will
visit the camp in the near future, to
complete arrangements. In the interim
Rev. J. W. Rule. paster of the local
church, will continue his
private school. which is largely attended
by the juvenile population.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

A new corporation. known as the
Rawhide Nugent Mining company, is
offering the first property from the new
Nugent district to the public. The right
to use of the name Rawhide in the
~company's Incorporation is based on it's
title to a block of ground adjoining the
Consolidated in this camp. At Nugent.
IS miles away. the company has COM
menced work on four promising claims,
which promise to rival in richness any
of Rawhide's best. There has been con-
siderable Nugent talk here this week.
and travel between the two places has
been very heavy.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28
YANKEE GIRL

Out in the vicinity of the Poor Boy
group the Rawhide Yankee Girl COM
pany is crowding development work on
it's 100 acre estate. On the surface
lodges pan heavily in gold. and the
management of the believes II
has one of the best things in the camp.
The same compan is operating a lease
on the Morgan fraction, side-lining the
Jack Pot.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28
RAwHrDE FLORENCE.


The shaft of the Red Top Leasing and
Mining company has arrived at. the
depth of 80 feet. 1t is the intention OF
the ompan to drive to the 1o0-foot
level when a drift will be driven to >He
east to tap the lodges which were ex-
posed on the surface. The character
of the rock which the shaft is now
passing through indicates close proxi-
nifty to pay ore.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
The King Company.

The King Dramatic Stock Company,
under the leadership Of Chas. King, as
announced last week played last night
Thursday in the Improvement Club
hall to a good audience. The bill was
"a Circus Girl,n which is full Of fun
and pathos, and was well received by
the audience. The specialties between
acts were mirth provoking in the ex-
treme.
This popular comrany are here for
three lights and viii play tonight and
tomorrow night. Mr.. King ard his
company have won a place 10 the
hearts Of the theater-goers Of Fort
Pierce and will always receive hearty
welcome here.
Seats are on sale at the Fort Pierce
Drug companys store.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
Let's Send Jeems.

James &. Alexander Of DeIIand,
doesn't want Office. Sounds funny, but
its fact He does, however, desire to
go to the national democratic conven-
ton as one Of the delegates from Flor
ida. AS Jeems is an III not the) origi.
nal Bryan man, and as Florida is I'M
doubtedly for the Nebraskan, the News
moves, dear people, that James e. be
given his wish, What say you?-Pa-
latka News.
We say, yes, send Hon. Jeems TO
Denver to represent part Of us.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10

will be long siege as there are forty
two counts in the indictment. This
case will be followed closely all over
the country and has attracted consider.
a BILE attention.
The defendant is represented by At
torneys Geo. M. Robbins, Geo. A. Wor-
ley. Alex st. Clair Abrams and a. f,
Atkinson, while the government has as
its representatives John M. Chensy
and Richard P. Marks, both Of Jack
sonville.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
Fort PI6rO6 P0OpIe VIII
GiV6d Handsome PrlZe
To the Driver Of the Leading Car at This
Point in the Automobile Run.

The Fort Pierce prize in the automo-
bile endurance run from Jacksonville
to Miami ia February is assured. In
last weeks News we started the list
by putting ourselves down for Ave dol
lars toward a fund of fifty dollars to
furnish a prize TO the driver Of the car
that shold make the quickest time from
Jacksonville to Fort Pierce. The race
is to be run in February (the exact
date not yet namad) and will be under
the auspices Of the Florida Fast Coast
Automobile Association There will be
five division or points OF control, where
all cars will stop for the night and be
checked, These points are Ormond,
Rockledge, Fort Pierce, West Palm
Beach and Miami Fort Pierce being
the third night out from jacksonville,
gives them TWO hundred and forty-two
mile Of running. a sufficient distance
for a good test. BY Offering prize Of
this point of control we figure that Fort
Fierce Will get more than the value Of
the prize in advertising.
Our offer appeared IN our last issue
and hardly had 1t been circulated good
before we received the following en-
dorsement and addition to our list;
Editer News;Your suggestion, that
a prize Of 5000 be offered for the trss
automobile TO reach Fort Pierce in the
coming contest, Is admirable, and
there is no doubt thar there viii be
ready response to the call for the
amouns. Please put Us down for $500.
Check for tbas amoant Is subjece Is
your demard. Very respectfully yours,
Florida Photographic Concern.
X. e. Hill, Prop.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10

correction
Report OF J. Fl. Wynn treasurer, re-
ceiyed, paid warrants checked up and
found correct as per attached certif-
cate Of Cashier Of Bank of Fort Pierce.
On motion, James A. Russell's taxes
for the year 1907, is RENTED by order
OF the board, under the 7th paragraph
OF the Attn section Of Chapter 5000 Of
the laws Of Florida.
The monthly budget Of warrants
were ordered drawn.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
FLORIDA STATE FAIR NOTES
Opens on Wednesday, February
9th, 1908.

Wednesday, February 8, less than
four weeks from date, marks the open
ing OF the great Florida State Fair at
Tampa, and from that day until the
fair gates close at the midnight hour
Of February ~, thousands OF tourists,
home.seekers and visitors win be
eptertaiued as never before az
any state fair Ia the country.
Floridians themselves have been great
| ly surprised at the magnitude Of fairs
held in Tampa in former years bat Va
absolutely no feature will thosa fairs
compare with that Of February ~
reason d which every Floltdish ahoslia
attend Absclusely eTaisy Vi I,el
be wall taken care Of at small
and were the fair to open today lpsleea
Of month hence, so thorolan has
been the work of employees rs Tx
Bureau Of Information, who wa direct
visitors to proper homes, thousands
could be cared for q moments notice.
Tampa has prepared for this important
feature as has no other city ia which
fair or exposition has been held.
From the opening day to the close of
the fair will present an unprecedented
series of Entertaining features, includ-
ing many important conventions, prin.
cipal among which is the great immi-
grafton convention called by Governor
Broward for February II, and attrac-
tive features. More than score of Ia
nous Americans and officials of other
countries, including the ambassadors
from Germany, Spain and Italy, will
visit the city at this time, sending re-
ports TO their governments on coudi-
tions in Florida, which alone should
cause every county in the State TO be
represented by magnificent exhibits
and large attendance. Illustrating the
magnitude OF the Fair, which occurs
during the height of the tourist season,
when more than 100000 tourists are in
the State, premiums offered on pro-
ducts exhibited amount to more than
$4,000, the Fair A ssociation having adj
6ed several thousand dollars to the
State appropriation; purses offered for
horse races 10 which 600 thoroughbred
runners, including $50 from the big
New Orleans tracks, amount to $40, 600,
with several thousand to be added by
private subscription, with the great
ana circus, the acts of
which have been secured In Europe
and America, will be put in at o mini
nun cost OF $40, 900, making it the fin
est attraction Of the kind ever pro
dueed at a State Fair.
In every department of exhibition
the products displayed will be greater
in volume, variety and excellence than
has been shown in former years, abso-
lutelY every department being COM
plete. It is hoped that every Floridian |
who can do SO win take advantage Of |
the low rates offered by the railroads
aud attend this, the best Stste fair
ever held In the country
80.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10

The show announced last week to be
given by the baseball club has been
postponed for week and in the mean
time much work viii be put in on the
program, which will be variety Of
good numbers. Look out for it, for it
will be a hummer
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
y. d. Elm, Prop .

Following this came others who
thought it a good plan and 50 stated.
Thus the list grows:
Editor News;-We think your pro
posed prize for the first man arriving
in Fort Pierce on the Endurance Rim
Jacksonville to Mann, good idea and
you may count on US as one Of the ten
subscribing s.. 90 for the fund.
Very truly.
Fee & Stewart Co.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
The Noon Recess Restored to an
Hour in Fort Pierce School.

Board OF public instruction met in
regular session January s, 1908, pres
ent B. F. Hardesty, w. D. Edwards
and r. II. Gladwin with WI. Nesbitt
superintendent and secretary
Minutes of last meeting read and on
motion adopted.
Secretary read letter from 1. e.
Whitney, supervisor Of Jensen and
Mars Hill schools rendering his resig-
natitsl as be could not give the Office
the attention 1t deserved and asking TO
be relieved.
!, On motion his resignation was ac-
fepted and the superintendent was In
structed to have notice posted calling
patrons paeeting TO appoint sacecs.
sbr for Jensen.
II 1t being the wish Of the patrons OF
Tie Mars Hill school that colorod
supervisor be appointed. S. s. Good
bread was appointed to gil the vacancy.
Communication from Lawton B. Gel
ger was read stating that he had lost
his last warrant No. l116 for 1880 and
requesting the issue Of a duplicate.
Superintendent was instructed to notify
the bank not 10 cash said warrant and
to issue a duplicate after reasonable
time had elapsed
Messrs. Jas. p. Andrews and J, r.
Fultz presented petition from por-
tion OF the patrons NJ the Fort Pierce
school asking that the noon hour Of
said school be lengthened to 60 minutes
as formerly. ~
The superintendent explained to the
board that the action OF the teachers
In reducing the noon period to As min.
utes was taken in order TO reduce as
much as possible the risk 10 the chill.
dren caused by the danger which sur
rounded the small and unenclossd
school premises on all its sides. This
was tasking the supervision Of the
teacher in charge too much when ali
had returned and as the change would
cut of at least IS per cent Of the risks
he had approved Of the measure which
had worked very satisfactorily to that
end. This he considered justified the
action Of those directly responsible for
the safety Of the children and should
be endorsed by the board.
On motion Of Mr., Hardesty, seconded
BY Mr.. Edwardh, it was resolved that
the noon hour Of so minutes be restor-
ID 10 the Fort Pierce school until the
next meeting Of the board to give op.
portunity to any opposition 10 crystal
ne.
Resolved further, That unless ma |
ority OF the patrons shall protest
against this action, the noon hour shall |
continue to be sixty minutes, Carried. !
The following warrants were author
red and drawn.
Josephine Stlnson tchr 8 so % /
I.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
|Ounty Commissioners
IGrdnt New PuOIiO Road
ptest Against New Road to Five Mile
Greek Refused.--Other Matters.

bnty commissioners met in regular
Bn January 1908, present G. II,
rds chairman, j. F. Bell, p,
gel, J. H. Baker with d. s. Carl
g herff and j. L. Fultz clerk.
Minutes Of last regular meeting,
b And approved,
ltion Of B. B. BostIck, Il. l..
Is tn etal, praying for public road
Is opened free Of cost to the county,
II Petitioners to also build, at their
Expense, a suitable bridge across
ia bile creek, said road to commence
ne terminus OF the county road
hS'ng from Jennings Saw mill
Five mile creek, thence running
B eoutherly direction across Ten mile
to what is known as the 'forked
gen or Eleven mile, thence west
Ne intersection Of the Fort Drum
Fort Pierce road at or near Eagle
lahd by the nearest end most prac-
route, received, and on motion a..
sd. Hogg, @. A, Powers and Perry
riton are appointed committee to
"a survey and mark said road, and
bt to this board at its next regular
= ing.
the NJ. p. Church South Of Fort
b., Fla, has through the Stewards
IA church, agree to pay Mrs. Mary
't|1h $500 per month, and request,
q her name be taken from the pea-
list, On .notich OF Con4mis sqpeg
Ed. tor same ~ hereby strickS
,tior ofTncs s. brake, WI
ell ct ii, received, and on lp0tiQh.
ierred 70 Coiamissioea Kroegs leF
steer ct Mrs, .Theo, wiethushtst
ved and fled.
ension applications OF Martin B
30 and Mrs Amilio Wright APPROX
tnd OF w. p. Sloan ia own and car
s. & W. revolver, No. 26O29S APP
Sed, and permits issued for same.
decentralization from j. r. Parrott
Traction engine received.
l6nd Of Elmer D. Tubbs to own and
q 80 cal, Marlin repeating rife,
Moved and permit issued for same.
I|btest Of G, G. F'iegel, j. s. Keen ct
ssainst the opening Of proposed new
from the ne corner Of LII. Carl
pasture fence TO Five mile creek
lived, aud after investigation, it Is
i opinion Of CHS board that n.ma-
b Of the petitioners directly inter.
are Ia favor Of the said proposed
road, and as the distance between
ST. Pierce and Five Mile grade will
kssened 10y saiG proposed new road,
Is resolved by this board that said
oIest be refused.
.fporS of d. T.. McCarty, ]. D. AL
sf6 and Perry Carlton, recommend.
i 4 public road, 30 It wide be es-
a|Ished as follows; Commencing at /
( D corner Of the s W I ofthe e I.
s 4 q a5 s, 40 3; thence run TO the
torner Of sw t Of SO I; thence south |
Negroes, west 1t miles | chain y
thence south 50 degrees, west To-
ps IS links TO Ave mile grade, the
'|le distance 2 miles chains and As
~; said road 70 intersect with
ic road lying north Of Mrs, E. Carl
home place TO Ten Mile creek; re-
IA and it 10 further protest is fled !
e be declared public road at next
lar meeting Of this board.
otest Of G. A, Killer against opsn-
bi new road described above, re-
IA and dled.
bard adjourned to Sa IN, TUESDAY 1
board present, /
Be board made out jury list for the
{ ieOS. and instructed the clerk 70
write uaues and deposit ia jury |
as required BY law.
fi,oBts Of @. q putton tax colIec-
pd q. Fulsz clerk. received end |
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10
acc Z Stewart %.

Editor News:--l endorse your idea Of
OF Fort Pierce giving prize to The
first driver to reach this point In the
long distance automobile race from
jacksonville to Miami ia February
Put me down for $500 for the prize
tund. A, B, Lowry
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-01-10

Others who have signified their will
lingness to Join in the list and endorsed
the plan will be found below aud others
viii doubtless follow. Any one who
approves of the plan and wishes to sub
scribe TO the fund any amount from
twenty-five cents TO five dollars may do
SO and note the editor or The News
win get you in on it. We will see that
you are represented and let you know
when the money is needed,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05
Talfhnna bpm Mabruussmittelu.

Bel fetnem anberen ylabrungsmits
tel, 70 fdretben bic .Miin9ener Neues
ften Na9rit'ten," lpirb bic Guttperths
uns beatp. 3erfdlf9uns 70 hdufts be-
oba9tet tpi' Bel ber Mil9. Sn erfter
2inte ftebt tire 0erbiinnung WdFez
runs). bann bic @ntrabnlung pber Bel,
bes tombintrt. 3ur Nerbedlrng btefer
manipulation iperben otter frembe
stoffe, als areibe, Sips, Dertrin, au>
gefebt. Butter erfreut it9 beionberer
Sbsilnabme Der 5Glfder. 9ier 5tnb
3ufdbe bon tbierifden Soften, Ninbss,
Shneinefett, Salg unb namentlih
Marsarine unb aotosfstt belonbers
beliebt. Dies trifft aud fiir Murts
tpaaren 3u, bic bur1 8etmeneunge1
mtnberpertbiser Jleif4forten, pferbe<,
5unbefleifd, ferner Rartoffeln, 9rot,
Mebl rfdmadbafter" sera9t lperben.
Maebl iptrb bur9 3ufdbe, bic eine &C.
tpi4tsbermsbrung betpirten, tpie
S4peripat, Gips. Rreibe, Son, .aufs
gebehert." 3ur TGliduns bes 9onies
iperben neben Wafer DsrfGisb:r:
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piirae, namentltd In Dulperforn, er>
leiben ptell11lei 0erfdffdunsen, 10 g.
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rem iinb fosar fiin1tli9e aus Musta!s
butter, Bruditiiden bon MustatniiiI.n
uno erbtge:, @ubftaraen befebenb bf>
tannt. Sn1 pfefferpulper. bas febr
bel sefdlfht ipirb, tpirb alles nsDgliAe,
besetabile Stoffe, Mebl, 8rotfrumen,
9olo= unb Baumrinben1ne5l, tpie audi
5ur Befdperung mineralif9er @toffe
(Gtps) nit nernabIen. Dtreft per.
fdlfGter Raffee lit tpobl tpenig an3u.
treHen, Der 9auptbetrus liest barin,
bab gan5 nsinbertoertbigs aaffeeforten
als feinfte au entfpre9enb boben prei>
fen bertauft tperber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05

Ruifher dbsefahren lei. funb ID ben
Wagen in Der Memiie unb bDrte, .bab
Der Derr alein tpieberfDmmen ipolIte.A I
Noh in bieIer Stunbe sittert bas
berabeflemmenbe Mnsftsefiibl in mir,
bas MIDI bamals faIt obnn1G1tis ners
ben lieb: ben Sag pDrber batten sSdsers
buri9sn Die Radridt gebradt, oaB lie
i'm WaIbe Elm erihOfIenes 5tiid B;le
gefunben bdtten.
ltnb bic Stunben perginoen, unb
feline braGte ben 8ater lpieber. feline,
feline mebr. Qlls bann am anberen
Morgen 8pnepeur fpinfelnb Dor Der
9austbiir itanb, ba pubten mir es ale.
gr tpurbe gefuht, aber teiner bradte
eine &unbe BON ibnl. llnb ais lie ale
mIbe paren, ba fhlid icb mid nit
8oneoeur gang dletn nod einmal gum
Malbe, babin aus, no er gum lebten
Male aefdhren mar. Oprt fniete t9
midi in bas rafhelnoe 2dub Dor 8Onz
eoeur llieber, brudte mein @efidt III
fein lodges Sen unb raunte ibm gu,
mas er ibon 10 oft eebOrt: Sud Seis
men Serrn, 9oncoelr. fn9 ibn!"
Gin langsesosener a!aselaut lpedte
ein fernes G9o, unb bann sogen mir
tpeiter, inmer ipeiter, bis bas Sbier
pl0blich laut aufninielnb nor einem
biden gaune ftanb. nnb i'd fano baz
neben, beibe 6dnbe in pabniinniger
Mneit auf bic 8ruf sebriidtz unb lab
nit f9euen. brennenben Mugen umber.
Nuf einmal iprang Der 9unb nit beiz
ben 8orberbeinen sesen ben Baum,
legte ben &Dpf in ben Raden, unO Elm
9eulen, Elm erihutternbes, aerrib bic
unbsirnlide @tille. Sd mar neben ibn1
in bic &nie seiurfen unb bob oas @ez
itdt sleid ibm CUR 9Obe, unb ba =
cine Welt brad in meii1em 6eraen un@
ter touIenbfadem S9rei aufammen -
bort oben, S'piiden ben sabelfOrmigen
Neiten, mar mein erf9oHener @ater
feftaebunben.
Sd f6ieb aus meinem 8eruf un6
pdblte etnen anbersn. Sd tpnnte bas
&narren unb gfauiden bes Waloes
ni1t mebr bDren, imn1er trug er in
feinem Mtbem ben leBten Seuf5er, ben
Sterbeieufaer meines gaters.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05

~ % bic panit sprisen 9erbit
natiirliden l1rfaden au grunbe lag.
uber ob iie bon ben Sinan3gr0Ben
Wanz@treets tiinitli9 berporgerufen
tpurbe, I'm ben prdFt.rten anb feline
MnbGnser unter ben replrblttantiden
Giibrern filr bic assreiiiDe politit su
itrafen, tpirb ipobl niemanb NIT Be-
ittnmtbeit iasen t0nnen. gs tommt
aud ntdt barauf an. Die Sbatia4e
genist, baB bte M0gli9teit berridt,
bab einise tpenise grobe Banten i'm
Often nilltiirli4 cine pant berpors
rufen t0nnen. l1nb biefe Tbatfade
geniigt ebenfalIs. I'm biz Notbtpenbiss
feit eines @eIebes barautbun, bas bic
Bnntbepoiiten ber Biirser ither felt.
Gin ioldes @urdntiesefebt i9Ibt ben
@efddftsmann. ben gtnIeger unb bic
tleintn 8art'u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05
0eNotben.

Nm l. gfopember in Ne,p Ybilabel=
pbia 2puis 3. Wllen i'm Nlter bon 20
Sabren am Neroenfieber. Ser Ber=
ftorbene mar elm Mrbeiter in Der &ol=
linNmiQ er binterlGBt cine Wittlpe
uno einen fleinen Gnaben.
9lm 3. Nopember in Nen pbilaoel=
pbia Grau Tranf peroue. Die Yers
itorbene binterldbt einen @aiten uno Elm
Rino BON atpei Sabren.