davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

One set OF people seem to be too laz,
to breathe. while others are so bus.
with their business affairs that the,
forget that they have a body and
soul to care for. Between the tw,
there Is room for a very happy me
dunn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

A South Dakota farmer recent
traded for a herd OF Shetland poni.
what Is supposed TO be one OF Il
largest horses In the world. The an
NAL In qsestion stands eighty-or
inches high and weighs nearly 3.ot
pounds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
H doctor We've

Esta tarde embarcara para los Es-
tados unidos ell doctor don Santiago
We've y su distinguida seflora, quie-
mes Sc proponen visitar algunas ciu-
dades europeas.
Aver tuvimos el gusto de saludar
al doctor We've, quien nos inform6
que su viaje no tiene otro objeto que
ell de recuperar su salud algo que
brantada
Mucho deseanos que los esposos
We've vean cumplidos sus deseos en-
la larga temporada que permanece-
ran en- el extranjero.
Durante la auSencia del doctor We've
ocupara la presidencia del partido
republican, don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
De Sa|ud pibica
EN- LA PLAZA DEL MERCADO

FL inspector seflor Carbo, con I'm &C.
10 digno de aplauso esta procediendo
estos diaS al reconocimiento de los
pescados, que para Ell consume publ
CO Sc ponen la venta en- la plaza
Aver decomizo catorce kilos de es-
tos y antes dc aver sesenta.
Bien nos parece la campafa que en-
bien de la salud p1blica ha empren-
dido ell sefior Carb6, pero esto no
basta y esperamos que 81 6 quien lie
corresponds giren una minuciosa vi
sta las fondas, fonduchos pulpe
rias y castiguen con msno dura las
que atenta contran la salud pdblica.
Esta campafia la vera con gusto y
aplaudira la poblacion de San Juan
entera.
La estac ion presente requiere mas
que n;nguna otra, una gran escrupu
losidad en- todo 10 que al reconoci :
miento de productos alim enticios Sc
refiera.
Ell cello que siempre han demostra-
do nuestras autoridades sanitarias $,
nos hace concebir la esperanzs de
que nuestra indication sera atendida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
RoIg en- las plllIInilades
del ParQue

Hace algunos dias merodea por las
|cercanfas del "Paroue" una cuadrilla
de rateros que han sembrado la slar-
ma entire los vecinos de aquel1a ba-
rriada.
En- la pasada semana robaron en-
varias de aquellas cssas relojes, sor-
tijas, etc.
En- la mafiana del dfa rs lie fue ro-
bado al encargado del citado "Par-
que" un alfiler de orc que representa-
la cabeza de I'm ciervo, con un bri-
llante en- TN ojo, y una navajo de Gu
chillas, tambien de valor.
Aver tambien TOGO TN cantinero
del mismo sitio Ell turno, desapare-
ciendole I'm reloj enchapado.
Esperamos que las autoridades to-
maran parte activa en- este asunto
redoblando la vigilancia, devolviendo
de este modo ell sosiego 4 aquello s
pacificos y honrados ciudadanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
h 6ellDO en- Ia Ei|a

In Ia semana trascurrida sobre f0-F
90, ci tempo fue mas caluroso f,rs
10 regular yla precipitation fue ce-
neraimente deflciente. Eel tiemD0
claro, seco y caluroso de la senzna.
|precedente sigui6 durante Ia primerai
mitad de la presentc semana. D.
rante la aitima mitad de semana ress-
no un tempo parcialmente nubl.Ac
con temperatures algo mas modera-
das y aguaceros ocasionales. En- Es
division @. los aguaceros empezaror
el dia III, y aunque generalmenfe
ligeros Ell total de la precipitation de-
la semana fue su6ciente en- casi todas
las localidades de esa division. ET
dia IL los aguaceros las tronaS7a q
fueron generates en- toda la isla. En
unas cuantas eStaciones las tronadaS
fueron localmente fuertes. Los agua-
ceros del dia 2 Sc estendierou sobre.
Ia division 3. con fuerte lluvia, zSr
pulgadas, y fuerte tronada EN- Tuana
Diaz, y aguaceros substanciales en-
Yauco y la Central Guanica. En- Ia
costa N. la precipitation fu6 muy
Idehciente.
La temperature media en- la isFa
tue 7S.5 grades, o.o grades baio La
de la semana precedente. La mas
alta que han informado Tue Or grades.
en- Yauco, ell dfa IL; Ia mas ba ia, s6.
grades, en- Aibonito, ell dia IL. Eg
San Juan, la temperature media dia-
rla promedi6 grado sobre Ia normal.
FL Promedio de Ia precipitation en-
la isia tue r.4o pulgadas, en- San Sc
bastian. En- Isabella y en- Manats no
llov1o durante la semana. La navar
precipitation en- "a horas Tue asa
pulgadas, en- San Seba stian, el dfa m.
La siguiente tabla demuestra la
variacion de temperature y la canei-
dad de precipita aci6n en- estaciones
determinadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17

de cristal que en- sus cuerpos Sc hun
dian, y los hombres Sc quedaron I'm
POGO de tempo mudos de asom mbro
sin poder pronunciar una sola pala bra
Los mantQnteS, en- tanto. ejerciendo
conciencia Su ofcio, comenzaron 4
evolucionar adoptando elegantes pos
turas, "ensefiandose' de frente. de
espalda, de peril, sentandose breves
momentos, levantandose despues, re-
cogiendo unas veces grac ioSame ente
las colas de sus vestidos, extendien-
dolas mas tarde todo vuelo en- forma
de esplendido abanico, como 81 fueran
las plumas de I'm arrogante pavo real.
Las elegantes contemplaronlas pri-
nero curiosas; pero al ver toda la ri
diculez de la nueva original toskttt<,
aleJaronSe, sonriendo compasivas. Los
hombres, repuestos de su estupor, in
dignaronse, y hasta hubo TN grupo
numeroso que protesto ruidosamente
al pasar por delante de los tres mode
los.
Esto no quita para que luego, la
sallda, los sefores que prctestaron
deslizaran alguna tibia proposition en-
los oidoS de las hermosas "lanzado-
ras" del atrevido modelo.
Mi opinion? iOh! No creo que la
nueva moda sea imitada, por nuchas
y muy poderosas razones La prime
ra, porque para vestlr estos trajes
estilo Directorio con la abertura al
costado hace falta ir mejor vestidas
por dentro que por fuera. Esto recar-
ga ell presupue stos de la tsileh... Y
por ESQ protesta ban sin duda los Sc
flores que tanto Sc indignaron en-
ell passage.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
NOTIC[AS

Hoy Sc clausura Ell curso
escolar en- la escuela Normal de-
Rio Piedras.
-Esta tarde recibiran los di-
plomas, en- la Normal, gradua-
dos del curse cientifico, las Sc
noritas Providencia Cap6, Ma
nuela Dalmau, Antonia Saez.
Emilia Dalmau, Elofsa Colon W
Margarita Saguedo Y los love
mes Pedro Rodriguez Y Rafael
Soto.
Han s1do concedidos cinco
dias de licencia al registrador
de la Propiedad de Mayaguex
don Joaquin Carrera. Interina-
mente ocupara eI mencionado
puesto el senior Rafael Zenn
Zamea.
La counis6n del Servicio Civil de
loa EstaGos Uuidos. .exama nara em
Ponce el dia az de los corrieutes, 4
las de la naaana, los aspirautes a
cargos de primero y seguado grade en
el servicic de Aduanas de Puerto Rice
-Esta ma1lana las ocho. Ell vapor
"Carolina" estaba { ciento veinte mi
las &c estepuerto. Sc esper aesta noche.
Han terminado las obras,
dc los puentes de Reyes Cat6-s
licos Y la Plata. Ell departa|
mento del interior muy en- hre3.
We abrira al publico los mencia-
nados puentes.
-Ha salido para Yauco. en-
asuntos de servicio el capi-
tan Cabrera destacado en- Ponce
Ell concrete de Mayagfiez
ha tornado el acuerdo de Cerrar
sus establecimientos todo los
dias labora bles a las Seis de La
tarde. Con cuyo motive aver
Icircul6 una hoia suelta en- aque-
LA cludad. en- testimonio de pra-
cias para los que contribuyeron
al mencionado resultado
Sc encuentra en- eSta ciudad
Ell senior Venceslao Borda, quien
ha conference.-the esta mafiana
con el Gomisionado del Interior
-Manana por la tardese reu-
Mira el Consejo Ejec ecutivo, apro.
bandose algunas franqnicias re-
conendadas por el Cornite.
Ell primero de Julio pr6xi-
mo tomara possession de su car
Igo de Inspector escolar de Are
cibo. Mr., Roy T. Mooman.
-Ha fallecido en- Arecibo. eR
sdbdito espafiol don Bernardo
Barreiro y Marreiro. siendo su
muerte muy sentida por sas nu-
merosos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
NOtaS de Mayaguez


Las Carceleras' Ell Contra
bando" La Trajedia de Pie
|rrot'. componian ell programa
de la function del Domingo. Las
dos primeras obras va conoci-
das, y la Ultima, que por ser es-
treno era esperada con ancie-
dad por Ell pdblico, que sa1i6
muy satisfecho de su represen-
taci6n, pues todos los artistas
que en- ella tomaron parte ira
bajaron con maestria Y cantaron
con gusto. Para esta noche es
anunciada nuevamente en- ell
cartel dicha obra.
-Ha tornado possession de su
cargo de Registrador de La Pro
piedad de esta ciudad, Ell senor
don Joaquin Servera Silva, que
desempenaba igual puesto en- La
ciudad de San German.
Ell Jueves pr6ximo saldra
para San Juan, q abrir bufete V
notaria, nuestro excelente ami
60 don Jose E. Benedicto, que
interinamente ocup6 por algtn
tempo en- esfa ciudad Ell pues-
to de Registrador de la Propie-
dad.
La reception Y bale que
tuvo lugar anoche en- Ell Casino
de Mayaguez, en- honor del Ii
cenciado don Jose E. Benedicto,
y de su distinguida esposa dona
Julia e. de Benedicto, que Sc
ausentan de esta ciudad, result
to muy Concurrida.
En- esta semana Sc ausenta
para San Juan, con objeto de
tomar possession deieargo de Con-
sejero del Executive, nuestro
distinguido amigolel Lied, don
Martin Travieso, Jr, que desem-
pe1la actnlmente Ell puesto de
Fiscal de este Distrito.
En- La noChe del Domingo,
falleCi0 repentinamento al senior
don Francisco Rome y Llavat.
Su entlerro que Sc verified aver,
fue una verdadera demostraci6n
de duelo, pues asisti6 una nu-
merosa concurrencia, de todas
las clases sociales. Reciban sus
deudos nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
-Es admirado en- casa de
nuestro amigo el Lcdo., don
Victor Primo Martinez, su pro-
pietario, una miniature en- Ia
nina de cobre de 70 centimetros
de alto por 8 de ancho, conte-
niendo el retrato del Caballero
del Habito de Santiago Sevilla,
don Miguel de Manara, pintado
por Ell insigne pintor Juan Val
d6z Leal, por Ell ano 1850. Di-
cha obra es de un m6rito pict0-
rico indiscutible; hist0rico al
mismo tempo, pues recuerda
a aquel ilustre personaje en-
cuyas aventuras Sc inspire el
immortal poeta Zorrilla para es
cribir su don Juan Tenorio.
~ svresSs~s4k.
unio r6 de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17

1OOFlIAL MUNiCIPAL.-Ha
en- asistencia en- este establecimi ento
benefco; 26 mujeres y 81 varones.
Total So.
Han ingresado Isaac Osorio y Ra-
mon Ramos. Fue dado de alta por
curado Eustaquio Rosario y fallecio
Juan Rodriguez.
En- Ell hospital cuarentenario fue
dada de alta Margarita Ramos. Hay
en- Ell dia de hoy I3 enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES-En asistencia So, al dispen-
sario 3. Total de asistidas. Al.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- ell dia de aver: varones, Al
ly mujeres sufriendo condena, Y IL
varones Y 2 mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Quedan en- Ell dfa de hoy o2.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der extinguido la condena que lie
! fue impuesta:
Martin Medina, Arturo Davila, Fran
cisco Garcia, Juan Medina, Jose Mar
tinez. Rafael Torres, Felix Gonzalez
Antonio Rosario. Juan Maldonado y
Dionisio Maldonado.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la maflana de hoy han sido asistidas s
por el practicante de servicio don
Ramon Llauger las siguientes per-
sonas:
Andres Romero, herida producida
por un vidrio en- la region plantar de-
recha.
Matilde Davila (nifa), herida
contusa de I'm centim etro sobre el
arco superciliar izquierdo.
Felix Flores, confusion con trombo
en- el pomulo izquierdo y otra sobre
ell ap5lice mastoidea del mismo lado.
Alfonso Molina, confusion de pri-
mer grado en- el tercio inferior del
antebrazo derecho y tercio medic del
antebrazo izquierdo.
Manuel Vanga, confusion de pri-
mer grado en- la region dorsal infe-
rior.
REGISTRO CIVIL-Nactnstext
Han sido inscritos: Conception To.
rres Villafane. Eugenio Leopoldo
Santiago y Ruiz y Ramon Rodriguez
| Figueroa
DEFUNCIONES:
Juan Vel Igiesias y Juan Rodri-
guez.
| LICENCIAS.-Jose D. Benitez, la
solicita para ampliar una casa de su
propiedad en- la calle del Obrero (San
turce).
Los pianos que para tai obra acom
paha pasaron & estudio del seflor in :
geniero de la ciudad
| CABALLOS SACRTFICADOS-
Ha sido reconocido por Ell professor
veter rinario TN caballo propiedad dc
don David Noble, resultado del re-
lconocimiento que habia muerto de
intoxicaci6n mercurial.
Ha sido inhumado en- Ell cemente
rio de animales de Seboruco.
| Por orden de la Junta local de sani
dad ha sido sacri6eado un caballo pro
piedad de don Joaquin Ruiz.
| La causa justificante del sacrifcie
fue Ell tener una pata fracturada.
i Tambien Sc procedio al sacrifice
otro csballo. cuyo propietario err
Eleuterio Hernandez, por encontrarst
atacado de PARALYSIS.
| RATA INYECTADA-La rata que
) para realizar experiences fue inyea
tada del suero alern5n ha sido intro
ducida en- una jaula en- que hay otra
, sin inyectar.
Hasta la preseute aun no Sc ha sc
ffalado en- squelia ningun signo d.
, |hidrofobia.
La experiencia sc lleva efecto COZ
{. gran interes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
Seccii6n Reigiiosa
Santos para maf1ana rs.

Santos para mafiana rs.
-t@:SS. CORPUS: CHRISTI. Nuestra
Sra. del Llano en- Sabolla, Santos
Ciria co, Elpidio. Eterio. Felicio, Ger
man, Leoncio, Msrtirio. Te6dulo y
Teonio mrs. Gregorio Barbarigo card
Amanda oh. Calogero ERIN. (abogado
contra la peste y las calamidades pd :
blicas y privadas) Y Stas. Marina y
Paula vgs. y mrs. Iss bel vg. aba
desa. procession generally {Se tras-
fiere para el domingo).
La misa eS con rito doble Y
color bianco.
MISAS.
Cathedral. .-Dias laborables: 6, 6. 80
.7.3o. .3o.-Festivos: 5, rs, OIL.
Todos los dominqos 4 las y p. m.,
San Francisco.--Dias laborables, 2.
-Festivos: 6. y 8.
San Jose .-Dias labora bles:7, y7.3o
-Festivos. 6.3o, 7, y 7.3o.
Santa Ana.--Dias laborables: $50
|-Festivos: 6.Io.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martes: DO
mingos: Q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
N0G@s nnUl1n5c66jpGles

HOSPITAL MUNTCIPAL.-Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimiento
benetico; 20 mujeres y 81 varones.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

to bring Cripple Creek to the plane
Goldfield reached in one. It is true
that the bulk OF this wealth came
from restricted area. The Florence
has $4,000, 900 blocked out In the COM
pany ground, and an additional ST.
000,00 second grade In the Little
Florence and Syndicate ground. This
ore, $4,000,000 of II, now lies waiting
for the mill rapidly nearing compile
ton. This mill has a capacity OF so
tons, and with the ore now in sight,
figuring on the same basis as the
Mohawk, II will take over four years
at the rate of &1,000.00O year to ex-
haust what is now in sight-and 500
feet is the lowest point reached In this
ground A mile TO the southeast on
the Victor ground they have at $50
feet five feet OF $50 ore-the most inn
portant strike recently made. It's the
ore body OF the C.. o. ID. and Gold
Bar, running high In copper-12 per
cent-indicating that southwark there
lies the possibility OF copper mines.
clearly hlnted at in the work Of the
Florence They have ore In the La
guna, at 800 feet, I think; picture ore
in virgin ground, carrying the known
ore zone nearly 1000 feet northeast.
The possibilities here are great. but
at present impossible 10 determine.
'In the great production OF the
camp, the Daisy, Great Bend, Quartz
ite. Sandstorm. Kendall, three miles
away. have been no mean factors. or
the great total approxlmating 500,
900, 600, there Is credited to the Con-
solidated S1b,497,250. Florence. S3,-
900. 900: Combination Fraction, $780,
900; the outer rim mines. including
the st. Ives, $3.50 900. And let II be
noted here that s12,000,000 OF this
amount belongs to single brief
period of eight months, the days Of
Hayes & Monnette. Frances Mohawk
and Combination Fractlon-a period
with a loss Of 100 days, due to labor
strikes, lost irrevocably, which II em-
ployed would have swelled the grand
total Of $50, 900, 900 to s23, 100000.
Distribution OF Dividends.
I'm passing. lest I be quoted, and
the dear outside public may he moved
to say. so. so: but where do we get
off at?' To these I say, You get off
with s7.517,000 These be your divi-
dends. these seven and half millions
Not bad. time and conditions consid-
cred. Like our annual gross produc-
ton. again believe this dividend rec
ord challenges the world; and these
are they who have divided with the
nuhItc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

80. 1908, instead Of the 10 per cent
which they were expected to receive
under the agricultural appropriation
act passed at the second session Of
the fifty-ninth congress, says q
Washington dispatch.
This increase TO the states for the
year 1903 was one outcome Of the
fight made against the forest service
policy by certain western senator's,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

forest reserve should bevbgkqjt ga
forest reserve was located might
prescribe. In drafting the amend
ment, the language Of the prior act
was used. which read, Including the
year ending June 30. 190S," and the
amendment thus framed was adopted.
AS the receipts for the current fis-
cal year ending June 30, 1908. will
be about .2,000.00O. the western
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

notably Clark of Wyoming, Hepburn
Of Idaho. Teller OF Colorado and
Carter Of Montana.
During the controversy in the sen.
ate on the subject, an amendment to
the agricultural appropriation bill
was proposed, providing that 26 per
cent Of the money received from each
forest reserve should be expended -
the state or territory In which such
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17
GRAZING FUND LARGER.
Western States Get 25 Instead Of 10
Per Gent Of Income.

Through inadvertence the western
states containing forest reserves will
receive rs per cent Of the receipts
for the sale Of timber rental Of for
est grazing lands, concessions and
leases for the fiscal year ending June
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17
Dived TO Death.

1t is supposed that as Paul ".
Quasi dived in the natatorium at Lu-
ma park in Seattle Sunday he struck
his head on the cement bottom Of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

tank. He sank Immediately ana
drowned before help could reach
him, His wife and father-in-law were
in the water at the time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

states will receive 100000 for the
use Of schools, Improvements Of roads
and bridges, ETC., instead Of 0,000
as was expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

DeWitts Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills, are sold by
Tallman q Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17
What Goldfield Has Done and Is Doing

What GOlu1leiu has Done ana is DONG
At it's first annual banquet. given by
the Goldfield Chamber of Commerce,
on the evening of June 3, the report
of which covers more than a page Of
the Tribune. Mr.. ]. p. LOTUS, princi-
pal speaker, among other things,
said:
Measuring the Future.
81 know of no way to measure the
future but by the past-and in apply
ing such a measure our future Is Sc
cure. Four and half years have
gone to the making of what you see
about you. In that time Goldfleld has
given to the world $19.947,520.91-
$4,000, 900 year. This without quail
fication. This inclusive OF the strong
arm period of the windlass down to
the electric hoist-inclusive of nearly
two years of most primitive methods
100000 annually, from the day
of Its birth till now. The world'A
record is challenged. 1t took six years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17
An Immensely Important Gold Mines Combination Effected on Wednesday
Mammoth eBysCor
OpaaeP p@t@Rch in old AnyinH World


e been
$
eomw ~% ~%
tS oSc Consolidated d0 a@ ahy@dm
Ih &MM
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

Read the East orseonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

sump. The Florence Central Will un-
dertake to explore the property thor
oughly, as the advice of some OF the
best engineers in the camp Is that the
lost vein Is nothing less than the
famed Laguna producer
sc. w. Bever is president Of the
Florence Central. and also vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the Butte
Boys Mining company, which owns
large acreage east OF town. On the
Butte Boys continuous work was car
ried on through all the troubled in
dustrial period OF last winter and the
company is entitled to credit for not
losing more than a couple of days al
together. The Butte Boys has a shaft
that is down to $50 feet, with two
crosscuts, respectively 140 feet east
and west, that are finished in true
miner fashion. In doing this work the
company gained assays ranging from
50 to $4,000 per ton. 1t Is currently
reported that a consolidation is to be
Effected between the Florence Central
and the Butte Boys, as the stockhold-
ers are practically the same, and an
amalgamation of interests would
strengthen the standing OF the COM
pany and enable the officers to work
to greater advantage. Notwithstanding
this advantage the Florence Central
offers its stockholders the probability
of sharing in the success that may
come through ownership OF two full
claims at Silver Peak, and one claim
in the very center of the Hart district,
California. The Central also owns one
full claim adjoining the Butte Boys.
THE operations of the Florence
Central will be watched with great in
terest, as the management has the
funds to prosecute work without waste
of time or energy"
A Veteran Mining Man Writes This.
Goldfield, New, June 5.-George w.
Bever Portland, Or.-Dear Sir: AL
low me to congratulate you on your
securing a lease of the east side claim
of the Nighthawk Mining company
during your recent visit here. This Is
undoubtedly one of the most promis-
ing leases in the Goldfield district, be-
ing so fayorably located and surround
ed by such properties as the Booth
Columbia Mountain. ORC and Laguna
all of which are controlled by the Nix
on and Wingfield interests. Besides
the Kewana. the Norcross and other
valuable properties are contiguous to
your lease and the Laguna, as you
know, recently opened shipping ore
on one OF its leases. The ledge or
vein is large and strong and runs d.
rectly toward the Nighthawk ground,
as shown by the compass, and leaves
but little room for doubt that this is
one that YOU will open on the Night
hawk ground. Trusting that you will
attain great success with the lease, be-
lieve me, sincerely yours,
T. f. ENLOE.
Mining Investments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

The Butte Boys Consolidated Mining
Company Is Now One OF GOldfielTs
Most Important Mining Corpora
tions.
None are upon a more substantial
basis; none have more flattering pros
poets: no ground Is richer In gold than
at least a part of its treasure bed, and
Il Is ten times bigger than ever, and
while It always has been certain that
the enterprise would well reward Its
shareholders, II is now certainty that
Il will pay back thousands for every
half a thousand placed In It's stock.
While We Have Them on the Market,
Shares 10 Cents Each, 25 Per Cent
Down and 25 Per Cent Monthly.
All shares are fully paid and nom
assessable, and as the company does
not owe a dollar to any one, and never
WILL there never will be a penny of
liability upon its shares, or any call
upon its stockholders for more than
they already have paid. All stock is
OF the par value of 81, and the COM
pany Is organized under the laws of
the state of Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-17

We Have Not Space for So Much as a
Synopsis OF Mr.. LOTUS Speech.
We wish we had. II Is brlmming
with facts and figures that go to show
that Goldfield, Nevada, is today. and
will be for years, the greatest gold
mining camp on earth, and whenever
anything is said about the districts
wonderful riches. the Florence prop
erty is counted first, and as first on
the speakers tongue.