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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18
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Wertber Beobahter!
Nur0bprf, 4. 9iopember 1909.

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uno bduen @uere Geiunobeit auf. Der-
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benz beuti1en Apotbeter.
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8race Sing. 9unose.
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bart. beioe BON Nem Bbilaoslpbia.
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MDers, Strabburg.
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pertauft uno 9esen @inIenoun9 BON 90
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perianbt. 2aoenprei, $500. 9ies III
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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

DELhNn, Fla. AUG. IS, 1000.
M. l. j. Apf!cyeyd, Lafc Cuy, Fla,
DEAR Tom:
George ID. Prentice, editor ot the
Louisville Journal, had the reputation.
Of being the most cutting and sa1cas.
tic Photographer Of his times. The fol.
lowing is :; sample Of his wit. A rival
paper contained the following ;uno.
cent item one morning.
1T was 50 cold last night that the
editor slept al curled up III his he'd. g
Prentice. copying the item. replied
This proves what we nave said ali
along that this fellow lies like d dog
Your lengthy eitusiorl-or diffusion
or Irofusion--or confuson--rcminds Us
OF the lines from Penelope with reference
to the flowers that bloom in the spring
tra-la.' Will you phase inform al
anxious public what connection Chapter
sq7- Go. 1857, forbidding the capture
OF food fishes in the rivers, creeks ant
bayous OF Citrus county. State Of Flor
ida has do with a general law apply
ing 70 Nouisia, or Franklin or Leon o.
Columbia county: Do you know VIVA
a general law is Thomas. YOU know
what a dollar IS, don't you, Thomas anC
you know what became Of all the dollar
, the newspaper men Of the State used t.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20
TO THE VOTERS OF

VOLUSIA COUNT Y
As the time approaches FOR the nom
inatlon Of candidate for the state
Senate, = large number Of my friends
Throughout the county have asked me
whethor J intend to be a candidate
TO all have replied that, if the contest
is left TO- Captain Sans and myself,
should Ike e try il over again, How
ever as there will evidently hc other
candidates for this Office have no in
tention whatever Of offering my name as
candidate. There are many fair
minded men in Nolusia county III every
way more capable OF representing
Volusia county than myself was a
candidate in 1905 simply because no
one else would make the race. am
not candidate now, and do not intend
to be unless conditions should demand
the candidacy ot some person who is
willing TO serve the people and not the
corporations,
| SHAH ever appreciate the most flat
efing vote e 1000, when change OF
"a votes out Of nearly Iscc would have
placed me, instead Of Captain Sans
in the Senate.
CHRIS. q. CouRWGroN.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

CHRIS. q. CouRINGroN
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

Chris Get the report OF the committee OF
the Legislature Of California, and see
what that great State suffered at the
hands Of the graftcrs. These gentlemen
say that if one million dollars had been
taken out OF the State treasury and put
out AT interest, and the interest money
destroyed, instead OF going into the
printing business, the State would have
been better off. But you don't read
enough, old man; unless II be invoking
speech through mediums from the other
world You are up to q great extent on
sprtualism, but shy on the affairs Of
this mundane sphere. Get busy and
onlighten yourself You'll feel better,
when you let the fellows who nave gone
dead sluinhor till our friend Gabriel
"tOots his horn in the Inornir,
The certificate you speak Of Chris,
demonstrates your ignorance again.
This certificate is to the county commits
sioncrs; not to the publisher. He is
supposed t. print The laws that are hand
Cd to him hy these guardians Of the
county, and they keep the certificate TO
prove that these are the laws, Not
noc,ssarily for publication bat as an
evidence q good faith.' They bear
the same relation t. it, Chris, that a
stcepl, does to q church or the curl in a
pug dogs tail--you don't know why
they are put there, bat they are there
just tn. same We are glad, Old friend
and you will see VIC are riyht.
We are glad 70 know that the News
is prospecting, 1t has needed it for
long time And if you have supplied
- counties, YOU have done well. Well,
you remember the story Of the fellow al
dsfigurod from fight, and on his friends
sympa,hiling with him, he exclaimed,
You ought to sec the other fellow.
If you have done SO well, Chris, ard
We have done So well, Just think about
the other fellows VINO went into this
game You and have cause for con-
graduation. They were not in il a
little bit
And now. Chris, don't get r,d.heod,d
about this-pardon the application
but get d hump On yourself from now on
Your short experience IN gong out after
1.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

donate each year to the Florida Press
Association Dc you remember
Thomas, those handsome little minutes,
printed with tar on worn out proof
press and sew,d on a sewing machine,
that you used to get out, Thomas Or
have you got Il convenient torgettery :
have, Thomas, 10 vain regrets over
the senatorial race OF 900 # you had
been my opponent, instead OF Capt f,
W Sans, | should probably have gotten
al the votes there were,
Which reminds me, Thomas, that
you have been candidate yourself
that is, you thought you wclc--more
than once, Thomas, bat the people
thought-.woll. you weren't elected,
were you, Thomas;
THE News IS doing very well, THANK
you, Thomas, We are still able to pay
some OF our bills and our credit is good
in DeLard. How is yours in Lake City,
Thomas: THE News has never yet
been censurcd or loycottod by the best
citizens Of the place. Can The Index
say as much-HnNiMy- We mean,
Thomas
Your reference TO ny personal
phsyicai affection, Thomas, ! will refer
to only by Informing you that q fe"
years ago Volusia county was represent
cd in the Hou,, Of Representatives by 4
gentleman with only one lcg--tllo othcr
was lost in the defense Of MS country.
So far as know, there was no one with
50 little breeding OF good sense as to
refer during ;hc campaign To this
worthy gentleman misfortune,
South Carolina is represented IN the 7,
5. Senate by a man with only one eye,
and Oklahoma 10y q blind man. 50 far
as have been able 10 learn by very
studiCus reading Of the Congressional
Record reference t. these ge7tlcmcn's
mistortuneS are not considered good
points to make in an argument on the
floors Of the Senate. One Of DcLand'S
best and most honorable business men
has lost 4 leg--but he is still honest,
Thomas ana his credit j. good, Thomas,
! thank God that these people, two Of
whom are my personal good friends,
arc afflicted only by the loss OF organs
Of sight or locpnotiO;l. Thomas, and
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

DELANp, Fla, AVG. IS, 1900.
M,. !, ]. Apf!cyQrd, Latc C1y, Fla.,
DEAR TON:
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20
4 COUPLE OF LETTERS
TALLAHASSEE, AvGvsr {, 90.
MR.. APPLEYAKD TO
NIX. CODKiNGTON

IALLAHAsS AUGUST {, 90.
M, C5yiS. a. CodrjnGc.. Mauagey
The Meas PntAShtng Co., IcLGpd
Fla;
DEAR CHRIS, We are going 70 risk
addressing you ty this old title, bccaus,
OF old times friendships sake And
then the Dear Sir is too cold and
formal Then again, Your signature OF
Manager Of the News Publishing Co.
has a corporation sound ,oit that jsabso-
lutolyrepulsive to an anti-corporatiorist
ike myself. But that didn't prevent
you-hedeed about as you are hy the
corporation taint--from working of the
old gag. "worn-out political hacks
and corporation hangers-oil, one OF
whom you are which, or you wouldn t
be at the head Of the News Publishing
Company, which we understand Is III
corrorated, and therefore YOU are one If
the bunch.
Now Chris, YOU are mistaken in say
ing ! do not suppose you will publish
this correction ofyour unfair and scheem-
ing spuib, We cheerfully give place to
it, as we always like to he set right as
that is the only way it would ever get
any circulation. If you contine it to
the News to get that, you would make a
miserable failure-just as YOU did, in
your county, when you went after
Frank Sans scalp, but failed to get it
because your home people knew YOU,
There whole lot OF your kind, Chris,
that are hoping that The time may
come when the State Of Florida sees fit
to employ State Printer, Visions OF
graft have circled around more than one
head in the fond hope that this State Of
affairs might happen. But read more
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-20

It is unwise to he too courteous 10
some people. They arc incapable Of
approaching 1t, and will try to impose
on the rerso; who extends the courtesy,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

seven feet wide. In the earlier days Of
the excitement, in the vain attempt t.
create a "boom," all kinds of "hoi
air. articles were published by "the
official organ" and we speak adj
visedly, for the paper itself stated
that only through its columns would
the news from the Clifford find be
chronicled, with the result that q
small sized rush started in from Ton
opah and Goldfeld, and the deluded
"sooners" exchanged their money for
practically worthless town lots. In
fact the townsite was doomed and
the lots sold before the public was H.
lowed to even see a find that a pick
had not yet been stuck into.s Now
that there is every promise Of legiti-
mate mining being done, Glendale
will have a chance to show its merit,
and there is not a person in the
whole state that does not wish it sue
cess. A contract has just been let by
the Cliffords and Nays to Andy Piana,
Joe Bricca and others to run a 800
foot tunnel, which it is estimated will
intersect the vein at q depth Of from
25O to 275 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
DEVELOPING WATER
near Las VEGAS

Not being able to secure the imme-
date services of any of the well-boring
rigs now in the valley, and being an
xious to proceed with the development
of water ON their various properties,
Judge X. M. Jackson, Frank f. Matz
dorf and John +. Miller have Joined
forces and will bring in a complete new
outfit for their private use, says the
Clark County Review, a sprightly paper
published at Las Vegas.
Judge Jackson and Peter Buol left
for Los Angeles Thursday evening to
secure the rig, which it is proposed
shall be larger and heavier than any
now in the valley; in fact, it is the in
~tention to secure the best equipment
on the market for effectual and RAPID
work.
Upon the arrival Of the rig it viii
first be set up On Judge Jackson
property about one mile south of town
near where Fox and McCullom nov
have their outfit 1t work for the sam
owner. Later Messrs. Miller an
IMatzdorf win take turns in turtle
efforts to make the subterranean wato
supply respond to the thirsty soil
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11
MINING MIGHT MAKE
MINES AT GLENDALE

Editor Morris Of the Tonopah Miner
took a similar stand to that of The
News regarding Glendale, and now that
the excitement is over, and something
looking like a mine is showing up, he
is giving due and timely mention. Says
the Miner:
Through the Glendale bubble burst
ed before it had time to attain any
great proportions, there has been some
prospecting going on all the time, and
from all accounts some of those who
have spent their money in the new camp
stand a good chance of being repaid
On the Cooper and Maggie lease, which
adjoins the block of ground in which
the first strike was made, operations
have been carried on steadily, with the
result that a vein four feet wide and
carrying values ranging from $50 to
$500 a ton has been opened up at q
depth of IS feet. At first the ledge was
but a few inches in width, but as depth
was attained, the vein gained strength,
until now there is a little more than
four feet hat will average better than
800 to the ton, which is certainly
reported to be anywhere from three to
good enough to satisfy anyone. Spurred
on by the success Of this lease, Zeb
Kendall and associates resumed work
on a block of ground adjoining the
Cooper and Maggie lease, and taking
their cue from the work done on the
latter lease, they commenced trenching,
with the result that they nave ~encount-
cred what they believe to be the con-
.tinuation of the vein. At all events
good paintings have been obtained and
real mining is now in progress. 1t is
the general opinion that the vein en-
countered in the Cooper and Maggie
lease and later uncovered In the Ken
dali ground is the same one in which
the original strike was made, but IT
will take further work to demonstrate
this fact. Should these finds hold out
with development, they will do more to
place confidence in Glendale and en-
courage others to 60 to work than any
thing else. The camp never was given
a fair chance. Since the finding Of the
first ore by the Cliffords, there has been
no more made in the line of legitimate
mining by the locarors, they being
satisfied for a long time with gouging
and sorting a little rich rock, and to-
day, months after the find was made,
there have not been over 10 tons sent
out, although the ore cropped on the
surface and the ledge was variously
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slump in silver added to the Ions
wagon haul for their product, the
mines were closed down.
The camp then died, the mining 10
cations having been permitted to re
vert to the government. The proper
ties were relocated in 1898 by Mr.. Abe
and associates, who since that tim.
have worked them internationally fol
the extremely high grade ore only.
Mr.. Abel, who was in Salt Lake re
Gently, explained that at times during
the last fifteen years when he needed
money he had been in the habit Of
sending miners and teams to the Jer
sey Valley mines to take out and mar
ket q few thousand dollars of chic
rides, but that he had never done sys
tematic development work.
The Wood Investment company tool
an option to purchase the ~propertic
several months ago, and since tina
time, under direction Of Manager F
j. Hagenbarth, a long tunnel ha
been driven which has cut the veins a
depth. The result of this develop
ment work having been satisfactory
the deal has been closed.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PRECIOUS METALS MINING &

MILLING co:
You are hereby notified that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the above named corporation held on
the twenty-fourth GATH day of Novem-
Der, 1909, an assessment Of n cent
per share was levied on all of the issued
capital stock Of said corporation, to be
due and payable at once, and shall
become delinquent on the 9th day Of
December, 1908.
That all stock upon which the said
assessment has not been paid on or be.
fore the 9th day Of December, 1909,
will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton on the 31st day Of January, 1910, at
2 O'Clock p. m, at the business office
Of said corporation, room 41S, Chamber
Of Commerce building, in the city of
Pasadena, county Of Los Angeles, state
Of California, and unless such assess
ment, together with expense Of adver-
Using such delinquency is paid on or be-
fore said date, then and in that event
the said stock or SO much thereof as
may be necessary will be sold at said
hour and place to pay the delinquent
assessment together with expenses in
Cured.
Signed WILKIE P. GARRISON,
President.