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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
giltge.
Snmpriitiides.

Ter @eIanbte cineS, beiitid)eu Bun.
beSituates IN Berlin fiibrt bel cinem
0iner cine betonntc Game Der Ser.
liner Snutc finance su Gid. Gic
6rnrt 8cbeime COMMENCEMENT &C.
brol,dt III Der ~critcll 8iertelinmoe Die
slnrroe .gr5eQen5", in Der ;lpeitcn
~8roi N...". IN Der britten beginnt
nc .Vtcin licbcr R....", fporani iid)
Der 8eio1otc 81 ibr lpellbet: ,Wiein
Sornonic iii Inrl." Die Wnft
Der 8epobrbcit: Sn rincm Moihi.
llcll E ~Saborotoriilm elmer Iiiooelit.
ltcn Sehniihen Sohidule iilb nleh.
rcrc @rnppcn bon Sttberten nit
SerIllt)cll bcihoftigt. Cine Wruppc,
loiitcr Huiien. bate sic clcttriid)en
Scltnn1en cttpaS nahlGiia angeleet.
Sn Solgc elmer nnporiihti1cn gcipc.
g,l,lg zines Rli'icn peri1n9t lid Cit
Scit,lng3tubel III cine Woidinc, nno
Sfoltcr nno 5nItrnmci,ie merocn nit
groBem 8raten ACKNOWLEDGMENT -
Ils Der aiiiitcnt ifleiini9it berbeicil.
te. 'ono or 5iim Slid %fcil,ei, ocrlest.
SGlnnltlide Ruiicn Ioget nbcr plat
onI Dem Yaiife. Sic bottcn &c.
glaubt, cS lei cine 9o,nbc.
3 Of II. Ar5t (iung ul,o
biibid): Sic iinoeu mcinc Rcd1.
nuna 81, bod? Sd bite Sie-nat)'
Dem i'd init ieoesmaI ein Re5ept
per...." Game (ibn Wrtcrhre.
d)enb): ySficn ecItanSen. Sbre Re,
5epte bobe id) ~ieltcr MAIDEN laiie,,.
t8eriicbt): Wcir beites Seilmiitef,
Iieber Serr 1uftor, iinb Sic ia
ielbit.... Gofior (ipottiih):
rWirfIid2 Ionn mnB i'd boppclt
rrhten. Sic iebe,, eir. tnet,,t i'd aud
nod Die Weoisii, Iicicrc!"
8crerbung. 6roBinittrr
toen iiiueit geboreiten Gi,feI oiif
DEM Sdoobe): .Seiie5, mas oerguDi
pot'd)elt lnlb %itrninpclt - ioic iar't
uiio ri,6ig iuateit oagcgci, Die oil.
oeri,." D'iittcr: sSa. bomols ia.
bette aud Der Batter nod nihi!"
Sat (etipaS aus Der Sippe
fiitenO); vWnS ihiuimn,t oenn oa 1T
Der Siibnerbriibe berum9" = aeaner
(ndd, e~insebenber ltnieriud,na):
"GaS it,cint Gin Stiid Siihn sa ieir,
nlein Serr! 8er5eiben Sic. hin nrb
piebcr foitin't ID 10 mos bort"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
llngcbruftes n0n Mfhelm guif.

Inter BENT Sitct rSd)cit nnbS cill"
cr'd1eint i'm Serlagc BON 2otbar Goa.
dim IN MiindIcn cine leetc 9totlcic
ron 8coid).cn &ilmlIu Builds, aus
Der lpir ais porIGufigc aroftprobc
Die iolgrloen Getlc mfiiibciIcn:
I MGR.
Ter Shiirmcr ltcht aiii hobein Sol.
lcr
limo rolld)t lcin Yfciid)cn cd)ten 0nel,
Ter.
Wobci Der alte Nnpnlih
Bon obcn her bic @cit beiiebt.
Is fontntt Der CONNER a~lgcnlad,.
Elc Shtualbcu llicacn nm ooS Todl
Ncrlueil IDIOT monfe itiQbegliidt
,}nl Ne'tc 'ibt mo ileiIia oriitt.
3il9lelh trltt ais Den, @ottcshuii3
YIN ne,i%rcrnlnhtteS Taar heronH,
EoS bort lid, ni,r in ollcn Gbren
@cireltIld) llebcu unb pcrmcbrer. -
Ser CONNER fonr, nnO u~neutholbcn
St)ipebt mh0e61bIt hob Seer Der
Shlpniben,
Iic. lpernl tic Ilinf ooriibcrilitcn.
Ies Ibiirn1cra aitcn !oilt %bcidumibcn,
8om Elatc iricr font ,Suthci,
3ie aloitcr'hiiicr boben frci,
Sie neden, ldrcden, ineet lid.
gle ihlaae,t mnb pertrneen iid,.
llno griibcn fed nit &obnaeIad,tcr
9es IburmcS bodgeitellten @dd)ter.
Ger CONNER gina Die StnpaIben
fctcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Gid oti 0oS air1cuoo@ ulo idipGs

Gid otf 0oS air6cnbo1 ulo id)ipG'
ben.
Sic iu0rtcn bis ser Nbenh bo,
9ann fIoaen iic nad) Tirifu.
Tod untcrl, ipo ole JodeIu id)eineu,
9e9roben lie mai tpieoer eincn
llno iilgcn Inn nod irpmlner 0ciic
Gin Sebetpobl }ur Ieeten RCiie.
@coenflid idol,t Scr Ebiirmcr
brein,
Still 9ebt or III ieiu Idmmcrlciu
81 Ieinem groBcn 0edeIfrug.
llno oils Ole @lode JCbnc idllug,
giobm er bao &oru nit iriidelnWtlttI
llnb blic9 ein frGitiges (ubububt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

8cIo III made, mie ocB. &c IidliHl
Wc@innia bot mer % en- quite Stint
Gelppe. Sd och MI oic Collectors
Office IN ituiIiicl Bic 1arbiiter
hcrd). &o Crqcno { prouinentcr
6eitidler 6elloptGiti3e init icine
(Qrcs bebc;nb is, lperb cr uii9cIdriC,
ne, Damn nero or .aciebe," III mcnll
G. net Tor iebeS Sobr, no or behcino
it, c Sim Qcuar pill binIc1t per6
lei Rome III mtlCrc Ertoat lclln-
Qi;cnt S0r'&iit IN DC "&aiern" &c.
pEbliId)t. DO1t bet pour Boots, 90
blede ie. = 9il ior 5ipCc Collar ior
9 B0per }l r%tfilic, no ic ifuloi8 Ietn,
bas Tonne bic @eid)moaenc puu oerc
Sort id)lul affor6e, alpcr Deb trot
ibrem gr0Bc MuuI III ibrem 8ctlopp
uff DC Belolad bod, bimig nobh ufi
D. 0eliorpnt. SGrsGtit ibr Nome Qe'
pltbIiid)t iuero - iieber beige sic lid
oc tlectc Sin9cr ob. &c (rilbeI is
nor NoB Sie'0 90 oad) mIad,c miIic
ME ocCItIim McBiumis I'M geidNuino
Sbrc ee9eire Bod 5Grcs bc5oblc, oeMl
i'd mibt mid 'Cbr ere, lpcnt'3 ull-
ncrIdt mar. Menu e olio Oc5 @eI6
net rGie f0nlc, mtiic mcr sen Sd,ticm
orpppc. p
St,' fen ond) g2iebc, DOB Der InpiO
ArinNronJ I'M c poor olulcrc lurontls
nc1ltr He'Ormer, lDo oils iprt nit
Stienta bel sc &onb ieilL luic n,er Die
l0re3 better Toilette fcnnt, bel Oenc
CcIiilouento iein. Gep ulnnocrt mid
net, Wiitcr Gbitor. }Sicrjulono lit c
%rcrobrtigc iorcr0nc Snpnbcn3 nl &c
So1rsoronunl9. Is gilt bier 9Crl
nit Npic mic mcritauiidc GnttuS nit
Iilplpc Surge, Ole lid, neuig Gbnc
'eec, ior Sbne Ill crpI6ne, baB &c
mel il DC Solnbna crrumIouie tb6ie;
&erl, Die net ooS 9rob inner Nod)t
I'M 0olls ben, Die Sbne amer galij
gcrolt Sniprmdifen brilpper gene
~fcnuen, ipie &c in jipec Sobr reid
merrc teuntc, ncm &c nor { ~flcelleo
giSdlc 't)mort m1re I'M ibrc NopciS
lleillne tb1te. Sd made Sbne { Bet,
&c btrt ld)ull Sbre Experiences IN
oerc &inic gsrnaht. Bic Sort 2eit
iino, 4laab idl, c SdpeiheItp p,tn sc
llititcb Stlte3 I'M nod %bciunuers plln
ct. Souis. Sot Sbne nod acencr eli
NagebIid bel Seite gelnnmc, gerer,
rc net mccB, oh mer YbiIip nit en-
Is" oboer nit ent %" ifrcibt, for
Sine III 5lpce Winutc flor sc made,
mic &c Sbr Yaper fire miBtc, lpcnn
&c Ilctioe ipoatc?
Soocr lpeltn beb bel Gb0ncc 1bnc
ned net poiiirt letn ipll, bot Sine
rod itun gcpiB cnlpbI @cucr, Der
lei 6roo nle 8od icd)S git aibt. Dem
ieI BIB { loaicr is, I'M Dem lei God
tel pchcr rittiG leic I'M id)reipc, nad,
llct fod)e III lpuihe femme, o.ucr plcll
IN nirnitti9e 0eaua ben, I'M G~crtrouc
p%crgebalte, cS lpGr c Sd)anll, luic c
N'anm pni, 3brc aeultliI'c ici 6omi.
lic trictc that?
So ge,tcn ben e bod) gcrpiB idrln
Brtrpiic, Bitter eoitpr, bcrm sic
Sortc @eid)lcr III 2lnnpc laoie bier
bid crrniu.
Is ii e pcrrttie Welt. MiItcr @bi.
ter, Sd bcleib belt nllr nod q,
een5iSc Collector IN Oes ii Ser Gitp-
Collector. Nnncre Gollcttorpoitd)er
'et'dl itl ior DC 6ilturc nit fcirn 3cbc.
Nnot-Focl net. Hlcper Sttr:rt.Gor.
Nrcirner, 90 mceb mer BOD, meuig,
't)tcnS Glci pilu porncre0. beb ncr
Q poor buIsiterrigc Mltleo Dor lid, bot.
Sbr alter 6reino SGticn Y. Nooi.
l1oatlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Volancc hiic i'll mir $1,000.

VaIlancc bic Si mir $i3.05.
Dos cnlobl heit,ctag grcb 10 I'd.
iden iB, Deb rner init De Exports c
poor Sdlchnico Bcricnbctid)-- III,
Mmuercoidl' Sobcllc imbmittcn, for
Shop SC mode. neil ans oc,,c Sd,cs
o'lIea iii Subclc fci Sau net fliiB
brollb lucrh, I'M i'm Nnaemecuc nfi
hcs ~llot,gccbrte Eu6iifum mir fei gro
fcr Snpre'd)elt net mod)t, oils ME c
Ecil pirn 3oble I'M Oejinlobl. grid).
NOS mir berpnn perlicbt, intloic i'd
bterrrit add nod c flec!,eapmcrcbit)-
Soben icr's GoQcfie ior bic r2ctcrn."
Ole dnpboii bicicnigc mn, mcinc Sci
Ter GitijerS peritehc iperre, Die ie
loic i'd in Der inaneencbnc Sitil.
0idleu gerpcic iein. fIccne Bills &c
traeftc.
Ip mereb d, . 9 tebnIr pltrt
aopitl M Gentleman,
!relrn Gencr init ere fleei1c9ill fiintn,t
(Ntc Gable lcin net aus Ell Ear.GoI.
Ieftor icilie Bidder, DO ieiil Die brci
cr'tte Sten1S oelpcchulid ricl fleener.
'cnilcrn nobdl meincr ccaenc GitirlG.
'd'c1; irrcid,pcftip pll,, Der Vcricn.
oet'h piin 'riibcrr ScitIcmcntS).
aopital. Gcntlcnnon.
SINNER 100000 ........ COS
3niite $50-1O0.0OO 0.2o
Smt'tc $25-50,00O $50. $50
S25,O00 III drummer a. $500
H'r IN nriiii,cr $500
sd mccb Ihnc { hciiere ShccnL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

,iebr gut uto 5drtlid" nit ihr, uno
tic befommt p'iiperbe BerIcn" bon
ibm. GIN Wtdr3 begleitetc Sophie
96nboif, nit ibrem ainbe, ocn ao~
mig nod Botsoum. God i'm Stunt lit
ibr Romau ST. Gnbe. Dos Soaebnd)
bcrittet; Sic 9onboff lit pIotIid)
abgereiit, rno man ia9t, fir INNER"
Sophie Gonboff febrte IN Der Chat
nie mcbr al bcn Sol 5uriid. Gm 4.
S,anllor 1893 lpuroe lie IN Hcild)otel
SHUTTER elmer Tod,ter; cine 8eriob.
ntng 5tpiiheu ibr uno Dem 9onige
iiibrtc illoeiien alld) oieieS @reigni6
nid)t berbei. Dab tic ben @infIuB ser
8r1iin 2ittenoll ouf Den 8onig SIT
betGmpieu tpaate, lulIroe ibr 5ltmTcrs
oerbell. gtod) ibrcr Riiffebr aus ser
SfipeiS tpobnte lie jun6hit III Ans
qerlniinbe, llltb crit bonn 8onigSrieo.
rid 8ilbelm Dem 0ritten beforn lie
Ole GrIoilbniB, nod Berlin SIT fonls
men. Sic lcbte bnnu mcilt alf lhrct
@iltcrn bel Wernelldcu ilno bort ut
lie 1884 I'M Nlter ron G6 Sabrcn ge'
itorbcn.
Sbre bciben ainoer, Scr @rofSrico-
rid @ilbelm, ru0 Die @raiiu Slllic
bon Wranoetburg, luurbeu ouf Be
fcbl beS &0nigS i'm Sonie oeS Sofs
WtarifaQS bon Woiiolp cr5o9en. Die
8r1fin Sillie beiratbete 1916 oeii0efs
500 Serbinoub Dou gnholt . a0tber.
trat Inter Dem einflulie oe8 8apIons
Der, ser ip0ter General ocs Seintteus
SroenS lpuroc, Slllu fotholiiden
@lullben ilber mo itorb t84S. @rof
Sric6rif WilhcIlu bon 8raubehbnrg
eroberte iid) cinen e%brennoQen Elas
IN Der @eihidlte BreuBeilS, olS ein
tupferer Soloot mo elm Finger
Stantsnlonr. GEM 3enfmal ltcbt
aitf oem 2eip3iaer Elase III Berlin.
gr .iuor nit Ser sSreiin Woiienbod)
Dern6blt, bic nod ieinem Zoo Sbeys
Sofmeilterin Ser 8onigiu gliiobetb
tpilrbe, mo bate bon ibr ad)t ainF
Der. flint Tohter mo brci Sobnc.
Son oeii fiini S6ftern pernidblte iih
MIR cine: oie 8rGiin Watbilbe NIT
Dem @rofeu Grorunl, bon .Hiidler.
Gie anoeren bier bIiebe,t Icoig uuo
Die. Jingle bon ibnet, 8rdfiu Nlc-
ranoro ipar Sofoainc Scr 8oili9in
Nltgnita. Gon ben brei Sobner nd
ren Die beioeu 1ltereu, 5rieorid, llito
8iIbelnt, 3pidingsbriioer. Gle iihli,-
gen Die militariihc 2aufbabn eitt nnh
hielten III ihr bis ans Gnhe ,atciden
Sdritt; 9eioe Itarben 1892 oils @e.
ncroIe Der &opalerie. 8eneral slbs
iutanten unb Sitter bes Shpar3en
9olerorbens. @rai 8nitap. Der iiiugs
tic Der oret 9riioer, tpirhe 9ipIontot
lr0 idtieo 1887 oils @eIonbter tn
griiiiet ais 6ent StoatsoienIic. gr'
iiberlebte aile 8ei0milter mo nit
ibnl III ieet Dos @eihleht Der 8raicn
bon. 9~ranbenburg pcridppnllberl.
Gem Die brei 9riioer lpdren, Sung
aeIellen gebliebeit, ul,b man bot crs
51blt, lie batter lid mntercinonber &C.
lobt, ric 3u beirothe,, bamit ibr -
nidt alif giitem gotcn eeiuafieuer
Stanm nit ibnen emit 5lt 9r,l,,bc
ainae.....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Gin Otter . Stranf.

&evna5mt ibr ibu? Nuf ara,tcm
@oltenroiic
8ampiiolld)3eno ilog heS Qen5iturul
burd 0ie Qiifte,
Stegrnnthig trlq or leiuc Conner.
horc
Su llrtpaIosticicn unO in TyeIicn-
f"lititc:
Scin &cbcnsooem brad 0eS @inters
Nonoc,
Sin glbllcn neliCn Srin8 9cbt bllrh
bic Gun0c,
8ic beiI'aer Tui%eritcbuigSs @pmncn.
tlong,
Mic Siteriang.
GcS clp'9cn @erbeitromS sebcimc
9rGftc
Fulllrcn l,c,l in nodt9ebunlten Sic.
fen;
&id)touritig or0uqt ans bumfIem gr.
oenidlndItc
Gic @cIt cnnpor. bic iie 3lilu 9aicin
ricIen;
Gln4no8penmecr iprcngt iugcnoItarf
Die Siilc
llno ba6ct iid) in goI0ncn Qiftc5
Jiiuc
l(no bout unS mGrdenboI0 nad 3ilt.
tcrgrml9
Gen SitcritrauB.
Shnecaloddcr hebt, Gin julge5 Gent
}csrGthicl.
Scit lpciBeS aopfen aui an allen 3c,
gen,
Il8 ipoLt'S bic ipiuterid)loierI0itc
Gr6c
Mit boiinnneSIihtem 0liitbcnfron,
unlgcbcn.
Wis lpoIIt'S inns mobncu. ooB nod)
SeiOensnddten
Sid Sinrmclsbliitbeu ne,tcr Soft.
ming ilefter
Grlolcno a,ldl IN iebeS Wcnidcniein
ySie Siteriteir,
NlS OBJ Der Sinntel icIbit ibr aIeio
%gcipobcn,
@lot'n &eiltcn rings ON ariincu
8ieienroinc,
limo aus Der Gieic icoea Vliitbcnoll.
ge5
@ri'Bt Iromm Oic &iebe nit pcrfIGr-
TEN Sd)eine
In'S Augc Mills Der ciu'gen &icbc
mabnciI,
Sic Iegucno nuft nui uniern Groeu.
babneii.
Die iclbit ms tieiSte W~ra6eSbuufcG
brid)t
NlS SitcrIift.
llno ipic am Wolobod)rouo, am Nci.
oenbogc
Sid)taui Die jiir,oen Silbertricbc tire.
belL,
go tuoacn lie bon bcil'Dcn SItcrpol,
men
Mus Nclc bout ms bchrc 8inloc
gc6Cll.
Slc llloDyel inns, III 2nmpf mo
Stlirmcaipiitbcn
Ie0 @lallbcnS arilile Rulmcn trcll III
bitten
Sn SoltS ullo SerS oil mncntipcibtem
Yloe. /
MlS SiteridaB.
=, tonlrrt lno lnbt oen SItcrItroul;
inns piIiidcll.
Cen ms crid)lob bes 2cn,itnrm3 |
brirgcS Meber.
llno mas bic iullgcn gIiitbcnItimmcr
mabncn.
Nio S'terplalr burd) lnri'rc Seelc aes
bclI.
limo iuc.1 0n6 Srr5 "a leila ollioe
9o,igcn.
SIC gauge &Sclt miro TIM i'm Nlil.
tbcrprongcn.
Gb and o,,rd) 0orncu ipurbeltc icir
SUB.
Gum Oitcrar,lb. |.
Anna Sctn6c. Goigt.
llngcorudtcs bun Mlhslm Ynif,.
Inter bcn 2itcl rSd)cin nnoScin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Brief Sss SGfion =. Suoinafle, $50.

ct. Souls. Sanncperrp DC 5lpees
lur5ipun5igiftc 1885. - Otiiter G6i.
teri Sic iein hermit notieib, Deb id)
Heqitit bcll. Sic milic, 6eB id) cent
gcS idtdnoc fam, pltlr StafelfGmlp
icim 0biSfp uiilp6rta. amer Tor {
R%eiusp0pcr bel Yiermertb 81 coIleftc,
ocb farm iclbit mel Mosc, Der id)ul
Mi oeridieoenc 6oirS beS bImuegonb,
III Y~biloocIpbia bie golore Mcooiac
III IN Bori3 eli bonnrIbcI Ncnid)
nctrte9t bot, net idtailSe; bcIioe5 ben
id) bel Scr ieIbe Sff1ldcn aad, oea
erId)te Mol o]iStoucrcs, beB mel 5aut,
Die ood) nod mic beiuimerb oinu &C,
ireIe nor, for ben Bnrpps nod, Inngc
net Did geilug ib IN bnrll nod
htilllia ,pbd) in Die Iidj1l flulllne.
gu eli Grid ibGte Gle nler bod or,
gno net idpleIc, amer id) ben oe5
gauge Hibncb bid. "a fam mer io
iroico 2ciB friegc Dor Merger; lid
ric @urqcl a%blaufe; hic Beer abluaie;
dc SitnB Gus en- 9ols crrdlistaItc;
Die &oor ullsreiBc; III, ais Der Snut
fuhrc lpie lller bun 0ere Sort Cutie
mero. Denn rucr nit cme Qiilhc
tnnllnt, ulnt Dem nler bereits sIpec
Critic! gcld)pcno bot. DC Stauopnnft
flor 1emadt; &c Ioit aericluc; Sic
Sfiper 9eidIIcimt, i'll, oe @untnicr &C.
id)todJe frie9e fam - mer flint iid
5elctId)t picl cbcter mic { Soipitol,
StGporo, ais nie c Collector nor.
Mcin Ntfount lper i'd S5ne bieier
Eaa iliimddc: cS nero 10 cbni,t inf.
tcbe Eoler icin, bic i'd pun Sbnc
ned ST betlmnlc ben. I'd, nell amer
bier epeil mcih libenercll Riport
ieile: r.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
LUCKY NEVADA DRAWS
LEMON IN PLACE OF GOLD
Suit Over Possession Of Valuable Mine In Southwestern
Part Of County Ordered Dismissed By Judge Brown
Lucky Gray Company DeGeed Lawful Owner
Latter Operating Property and Taking Out Orc.

Bright and Seiders for seventy-nine
thousand dollars damages under the
pretext that they had obtained pos
session in an illegal manner. The
Lucky Gray company was made a de-
PENDANT. Why-no one has been
able to find out. The company was
not even organized when the acts
charged were committed. 1t holds
clear deeds for the property. and has
had no dealing whatever with the
Lucky Nevada company
Papers in the case were served on
the 10th of last month and the Lucky
Nevada company received its squelch
ing in just thirty-eight days. The
promptness with which the case has
been handled is another evidence oil
/ the businesslike methods of the pres
! ent managers of the Lucky Gray com
| pany. The case as far as the de
/ Tense was concerned was handled b,
Attorney F. R. McNamee of Caliunt,
and Attorney c. N. Crabill Of indiana
Word comes from the mine, that il
addition to running the three drift
on the two hundred foot level to tn
east wall. the company will immedia
ly sink its main shaft to the ,hre
!, hundred, and there explore for large
bodies Of the high grade materla
, Many Las Vegas citizens are sto ell
!. holders.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27

On motion of the defendants, in the
district court yesterday, Judge Brown
dismissed the case of the Lucky Ne
vada Gold Mining company against
T. L. Bright and others, on the
ground that there was no author
ity to commence or maintain the &C
ton.
1t will be remembered that the plain
tiff in this case had a lease and
bond on the mining claims now own
ed by the Lucky Gray Gold Mining
company. Having failed to do the
work required by the contract, and
to pay the amount of the bond; the
property was taken back by Messrs.
Bright and Seiders, the original loca-
tors. under a forfeiture clause. Later
they sold it to the Lucky Gray com
pany, which has now operated it fol
over a year. 1t appears that the
Lucky Nevada people made no pro
test until the new company uncover
ed ore showing high values, some as
says running almost hundred thou
sand dollars to the ton.
Plaintiff company then wanted
slice of the melon. An action coul,
not be brought for recovery of tn
property, because the plaintiff ha
failed to do the work, and to pay tn
bond--so suit was instituted agains
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
SHERIFF Smith HOME,
| BUT TABER IS MINUS

Sheriff o. H. Smith has returned
from California, but did not have
in custody Homer G. Taber, president
Of the defunct searchlight Bank g
Trust company.
The sheriff is confident that Ia
Der was not outside San Daigo while
he was there but the indicted bank
official succeeded in eluding detection
Taber is well-to-do and has many
friends who have assisted him from
becoming embraced in the firm
clutches of the law.
Sheriff Smith says Taber had men
employed to shadow him and watch
every movement be made In the ef-
fort to capture the fugitive. He de.
clares that he has been against q
pretty hard proposition.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
TELEPHONE line FOR
MUDDY VALLEY REGION

Residents Of the Muddy River val
ley, and the Rio Virgin valley, will
soon have connection with the out
side word. The Rio Virgin Tele-
phone and TslegQeph seenpsay ~
been FORMED with Drinqbal office a
Bunkerville, progressive village
near the Arizona line down In the
southeastern part Of the county.
II is proposed to build telephone
line from Moapa. Nevada. to st.
George. Utah, with toll stations at
Moapa, Bunkerville and Mesquite, Ne
vada; Littlefield, Arizona and st.
George
i The capital stock is 10000, divid.
ed into 1000 shares Of the par value
Of $40 each; all Of which have been
subscribed for by James s. Abbott
of Bunkerville and "a other citizens
of the Muddy and Rio Virgin val
leys.
The movement is In keeping will
the rapid development OF that ricf
agricultural and horticultural section
which has its beginning at Moapa.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27

A sample of high grade silver-lead
ore from the Day mine at Jack Rab-
bit, which was exhibited at Hodges
Cook Mercantile Co.'S store one day
this week, attracted considerable at
tention. 1t came from point in
the property where Superintendent
Gaskill has been devoting a good dea
of energy towards development late.
ly-between the 700 and 800 levels.
This is the resource opened Just
prior to the late visit Of President
Learnard and which has been proved
to be an important asset of the Ne
vada- Utah company.
Meanwhile, the usual ore shipments
are being made over the Jack Rabbi
railroad
Mr.. Gaskill has the Day Mine il
splendid shape for the economi
handling of ore; he has prepared |
for the output of large tonnage an
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
new COMPANY FILES
incorporation ARTICLES

Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Gold & Silver Prince Mining company
have been filed with the county clerk
and the document shows the incorpor-
ators 10 be H. 2. Clark. G. H, Thomp-
son OF Salt Lake; George Coke or
Phoebe and M. A. Low of Topeka,
Kansas. The capital stock il 100000
shares, 100000 OF which have been
designated as treasury stock.
Mention was made Of the Gold
Silver Prince in the Record OF the
10 inst, the Swansea and Other
groups near the Golden Prince, Prime
Consolidated and Phoebe King mines
forming the basis.
The property is splendidly situat
ed and the best evidence that on
can possibly get that the hacker
of the enterprise have faith in tn
undertaking is the fact that the,
have already gone to great expens
in the purchase Of modern equipmen
and propose to conduct a most Wig
orous development campaign throug
out the year. All of the foregoing
named incoporators are already heay
ly interested In the district, bein
shareholders and officials Of the Go
den Prince mine which is being raj
idly developed into one Of the bes
mines in southern Nevada. Mr.. Cox
is manager of the Golden Prince an
will exercise, 1t is understood. tn
same prerogatives over the Gold
Silver Prince.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
PRINCE MANGANESE ORE
TObE SENT TO SHELTERS
Two Car Loads Going TO Plants N Utah Ono to United
States, the Other to Tlnte SaampIng Of Newer
Workings Of Mine Now Being Conducted By I. |.
and N. c. COdbe.

e. l.. and M. G. Godbe. officials Of
the Prince Consolidated company are
in camp for the purpose Of doing
some work at the Prince mine in
the way Of sampling some Of the
newer workings in the property.
They expect to remain here possibly
ten days or two weeks; and during
their stay It is proposed to ship two
car loads Of ore from the big Prince
manganese deposits; one car to be
consigned to the United States Smelt
ing company at Bingham Junction,
the other to the Tintic Smelling com.
pany, at Silver City, Utah.
Neither Of the gentlemen would dis
cuss the object OF the visit of James
Breen. former manager Of the Heinzt
mining interests, who examined the
Prince and Ohio-Kentucky properties
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
Scott Mines Company Making
Fine Roadway With Development
Nearly Two Thousand Feet New Workings Since Beginning Year With Significant Discoveries
Orc the Record Main Resources Not Tapped Yd-Hh Grade Orc Being Placed Bins Fol
%umMt In the Near Future

better equipped than is the Boston
& Phoebe and the work done in the
mine, the timbering; the judgment
shown III running the various lev
els. cross cuts and wines: the install
lation Of automatic devices for the
economic handling of ore and waste
are features which show that the
mine is in good hands and that the
funds provided for exploitation have
been and are now being well spent.
Last autumn the company installed
an 100 horsepower upright Fairbanks
Morse engine and other high grade
equipment.
While the company has been con
dlcting its late development cam
paign, no pretense was made towards
ore extraction; only that encounter
ed during the regular course Of de
velopmeut being brought to the sur
face. which has been placed in the
bins for later disposition.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-02-27
TRIAL OF SHooTlsTs
TO COME UP IN JUNE.
Judge W. r.. A. Pike Of Reno to oc-
cupy Bench In Place Of Judge
6rown-Savase and Miller to BE
Defended BY Charles Lee Horsey
District Attorney J. N. Breeze,
For the prosecution.

The trial of the two men charged
with the murder of Foreman Cleve
Carter at the Boston 4 Phoebe mine,
William Savage and Michael Miller.
has been set by Judge Brown for
Tuesday, June /, with Judge w. H..
A. Pike of Reno, on the bench Be-
cause of engagements elsewhere
which will keep him busy until July,
Judge brown called another judge in.
to tile case.
Friends OF Savage and Miller, 1t is
| understood, have raised considerable
money to be used in their fight fol
freedom; Charley Lee Horsey having
been retained az their attorney. Thu
prosecution will be conducted by Dis
trict Attorney John NJ. Breeze.