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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
oie Japansr fiir sine freIe

meraI? - @ielfod nsrosn bic Ga.
Pdner, obpObl bo6n fortfhrittli6
pop als Elm uHmoraIiihes Bolt binee
ltsus. Die 4nbdnger elmer religions
lolsn yloral. bic @Hbanssr, mdnnIin,
ano nsIblide, elmer emaneipirtsn Ge.
inle9tsmoraI, pOaenbs bic 5hpdsei
nno SniDosc.iHen bon Der .frsien Gle
BE- uHo eem pfrsisn Wsibs", fe aa,
Ds9duPtsn in ben Sapanern le6enol
5eussH FUR lire esbren uno .Sitten'
gsfanosH 81 baden. sic ertldren. BIZ
Japdner fdHDen nihts geosntlthes
ipsHn islbit bic Suseno ben unaesiiosls
ten 1rlsbeR Der Sinnlidteit nahaebe
Rem Number. Deun oieiss Srei6en ben
Japdnsrn dumdblis gu oumm estuor.
Den u UNI lie aHfaHssH. snsrsiId al
protsltIrsn geseH @srIdumounaen. BE
npet re IN umlaui gsbr0dt usrosn
Don SsutsH, bic Dcmis bic gelh5ni-
sung BET eiesHsn llnmoralitdt be-
5psden. 9oreH mir mas Elm oSapansr,
Or. Sfdisa:Do, (im .CfaIatil6en
Nlopo", q. Sabrs. SO. 10 a6er bic
Nntorosrnnsen fost. bic an bic iapa-
Mice 5useno geitsat Derben:
Die 8suf9bsit gilt, tnfasoen ben
oielfa9 i'm 4uslonoe Derbreitefen Qn=
Idauungen, uIs oas uertbboufe iunas
Irauliae Gut. I'm lie gu i6iben, psr=
ldngt bic Site. BOB aHoben II. MGbz
den niht in oemfelbsn Roume beiJamz
men lsin ionen, fpean Ts alter aIs fez
ben Sabre limb. nobel alsroinag bic
5oes mitipriht. oab fonft Rnaben
lei9t tbre fd5nfte mdnnli6e 9uoeno.
be 2apferteit. einbuben f0nnten. Dem
tretsa Bertebr 3pifhen beioen Gez
i9lshtern perosn DieIerlei Ghfanten
0uferlsst; Dgelsgsnbeit madt Qisbe".
iast man iid. Sin iuugss Mdoden
iou 10 piel ME m0elih i'm SauTe bIets
ben uno Hiht obns 9eeIeituna ausaes
ben. Dos 3ufammsnlsben in Der sFas
Mile eridnert Capitalization isber
4rt; Der europdiids 9an3 ailt nift
lir anitdnois. geesbt trob aner gors
ii6tsmaBrsgsIn Elm iunges Mdbden si.
nsn GebItritt. 10 gilt oas ais bds or0Bs
ts ungtid fir Ie uno als elm idpsrer
Sdtmpf fir bic Qbnsn. WsiItens
bIsibt ibr nur Elm 2ebsn Der SdaHoe
often"
Das III osnn bod sttpas aan8 gnz
6srss. als mas bic Qiteratsn elmer per-
Dsrisn Wlcrol 5ur Rehtfertiguna ibrer
psrDsrIitdten Dorbrinsen. SIN usbri=
gen iolte es audi gu bsntsn asben, mas
Is ~bsoeuiet, tpenn beionifds9 Boil
let bic 2iebsrIi6tstt Der
rs ulturpoltsr" BON Ii9 ab5u-
10 sbrsn ss3punssn IinS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

a0iHns oieisr prOblsms IaBt Fa re-
zen.
gs Iinb bieTsr Gage BON Der Ratio
"a eiDic GeoeratiOH~, iener aus ees
HsinfnnigsH 8irgsrn auer GlnHen Be-
febenoeng Dslds bornshms
.iA ouf BEN Gsbists Der SoDioipolitit
iDtrtsn niu, FOlgsnbe 5rogen einem
SoHbsrausi6uFe unb aud Der 4ness
msiHbeit 5treds Gr0rteruHg unter6rsis
tet:
4uf ueIhe Wsife fam Der QObHs
arbeiter oaoor bepabrt perben, in
bic 6aHbs Don Duhersrn gu fallen,
UsHn ibH ODsr feline JumiIis Rronfs
beit bsf6at2
SOnsn mir BEN 9siipicl Gng.
LAMBS fOlseH uno 4Itsrspenfonen
duf Gruno dnssmsinsr @sfsuerung
eefp6bren2
g0HnsR mir 6os beutihe SnItem
Der obligatoriIden 4ltersDsrfhez
ruHg sinfibrsH. Del BEN bic QoItsn
unier Arbsitgeber, ArbsitHsbmsr u.
ben Siaat Dsrtbeiit nsroen?
8eoiHseH bic inbultriuen Der
baltniHe bsr 8~trsiniaten Staten
Elm srdHOli6s 4snbsrung Der Ges
issgsbuns iibsr bic 5oftpIIiht Der
Arbeiisr
SOlIsH. fUis in 8suti6lanb, bic
Qrbeitsr : 9srsinigunssu bic Gait
Der entihdOigungen fir Sob ooer
gsrlesuHg burn lInfdle tragsn2
Soer fou, tDis in England, Der
ein5elne 4r6eitgsber fir bic in ieis
mem 8etrisbs Doriommsnben llnfdae
psrionIi9 Dsranporlih gsbaItsn
tperben2
IS mossn bic QntportsH BEL Der 90=
iuns oieier unb dbnlidsr Jraesn melt
bon sinaHbsr abpeihen. Dur6dus
faIfd uno irrig mogen bic 4nTidten
isin, bic iih babel bsiunben uno ME
mag oas, mas oarin ausgsTprohen
piro, CUR 9eltuna tommsn, ME CUR
ausfibrung %sslangeH t0Rnsn, 4uF bic
antDorten in oieiem fpecieasm Ials
tOmmt Is ~peniger an. Die sieentlihe
Beosutune Iisat in BEN umftanoe, odb
nit Der 8orIe9uns oisfer uno Gbnliher
Jrdssn cine cue anrsguug fir cine
ioetaIs GsisBgsbuHe gsidoFfsn piro.
Diss 1T bic 6auptTahe. 0i6t ME otr
uHo isnsr ibsr oiss unb ienes Gapitel
oenit uHb urtbeilt. ionbsrn baB bic Of
fsntlihs WsinuHs Ii9 oamit beIhdfs
tigt. oas Doll bic ROtbpsnoigtsit elmer
AHgrifFnabme folder @siebgsbune ers
tsnnt. sstpdbrt acknowledgement, pie
lie ieBt BON Der Rational Gipic Ieoes
ration" aussssongsn inb. ben srobsrsn
Wsrtb. qIss III seponnsn, ipsnn bic
offentIihs Wsinung bier nab @sbii6r
geDedt psrotH taun. Msr an cine De-
motrdtie eldubt, per odpon iiber3euqt
IL. OaB in alien 5raaen oas 9oli Der
5ultdnois, unO siu3ig 3upsrldHis
ge Rinter 1T, Der trdgt iih aud nit Der
iiaersn 9offHuns. oab aud auf oisism
gebisis oas amsricanii6s Bolt I6IisBs
lid ben rehtsH Wee ni6t psrfeblsn
ipiro. Worauf Is Bier ontommi. III
cine rsifIids prifuns Dor BEN Jorum
Der OffsnilidsH Wsinung uno bann
cine thrlih, unb psiIs usbsrtraauno
iol6en 9tfunbss in bic national. uno
itoatli6s 9si,ss,bang.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Cine wsa,s in ,parbinstsm.

Ter niue Nr1Hotni otr Der. Siaas
ten, 0iliani 6ofporo Saft. belt an
Ncrnsvssas-4 RGSs isinen Ginsua
ms 0siBs 6aus uns nbsrudbn an
osslsm Iass isine amtspFlihstn. in
@ssRilsosn us.tr nsnislbsn g,rsmo.
nisn, pIe Es faon felt 1aibiuaton's
Sassn asli1 rms. nur in risg stobars
ilssysm uiHfcas uno mi. srcSsttr
Neng IND Vys5isHtfaltuns. 2ahl.
t'itt Ss@uo, wuTesn far sic asi,v
'eiili1 asidna5s. 9ri6uneu erriast
ene be S,geS,n far zen SmpFane Str
2auisEssa BE 10 zen SsisIi1sistn srs
lt'snsn. i~ersisliia ssi1atsst. De
Decentralization fir cen .Snoasu.
sal Sdl' o1sia rsrstr siioc $50 600
..osfszssz- eb sE 51gniSs ;rn ssy
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

psnis itdrisr finb. ais I'M 9Oriabrs
nnb Ourd bic neuerIiden Recruita=
Nnperbung nod iDeitsr ptrftdrit rerz
ben; 5000 WdHn fir bic inoif4e
6eereseinri9tuag Tinb bel Der 4ufFtelz
lung nit singsrennst. Die gtidmmtz
tOiten fir ben IlRterbaIt Der 4rmse
perOen auf $154.449,7 $50 bersdnsi.
ssseH S154.134.0 2o fir bas Sab
190S-19O9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

-ano oos 6eimatbInnb T.intr 9orfabs
rem esipeisH il. 70 1T niat ausesfhloI
zen. Dob e. aud bisfem 2anoe einen
ssiu9 obftattst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

enslnae's armn-Gsat FUR has
6iscaliahr 1e09-l9I0 bssiffsrt 81,
esiammth1rss aes briiii1sr 6s,r,s
anf 84973 WaHn. ssssa 799. SO in
ssm soraufseeonssneH Sabre. Tisis
4vma f5iisst $4,000 Ram r,oul6.
~ Eruersu. asssn $4,000 i'm gor.
i1sss isris SIC R~sfsrsea. mifssn 4.
De zsFyi;stiaI.Tugesr eth. rsl5s ain
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
AllsrIsl lntsrsssantes.

sSSSSSSSS0SSSS
philippe Sean 8unaus@ariua Der
eiRit bic 4rbeiten an benz alien frans
Soiii9sn panamasganaI IMsitste, belt
am Donnerstag p. 80. Dor ben Dit
gliebern bes Commercial Club in 8oz
ton einsn @ortrag, in benz er ertldrte,
oaB Der 9atunzD Damn oes panamas
Canals niht ben Druid psrbs ausbaIs
ten toHnen, ben oas Wafsr oss Ga
mails not5penoiger perurIahen peroe.
Gin Radgsben bss @attunsD amms
mife aber. tpie 8unaus @ariaa srtIGs
reno bin5uIigte, cine ~poultdnoise GER
itoruns oes sanSsn Canals in b06itens
fiinfsebH MinuteH our 6Olge baden Il.
Die 3erit0ruHg bes Canals niirbs, pie
er nit grOBem HahOrud bsrnor bob,
cine Der sr0Btsn 3ataitr0pben Der
WeItssfhihte feiu. n9ieiss", 70 fiigz
te 9unas gariaa pUrtlid bin3u, lift
teiu Sraum obsr elm 9ebilne msiner
eigsnen Iebbaftsn pbontnTie, fonbern
oas RsIuItat meinsr I~orefdltigen Be
obahtunssH uno G%rfdbruneen ais
practii9er Snssnisur. Die Ihrsdlite
aGtaitropbe 1T nidt uur pabrIaeins
lid. iouosrn 10 sspiB ME bic Sbat=
fade, baB ih Dor Sbnen Ttebs unb
gu SIREN fprede. Wan mag mir all
lerIei unldutsrs Motipe unterfhieben,
i'd psiB. oaB Oas. mas i'd Tdse, f6er
eintreffen tpirb, II. neil bic Toleen Der
6ebler, bic augsnblitIi6 ouf BEN sSfb-
mus ssmadt perbsn, 70 Idredlid itin
miiFeH unb iein tperoen, pie id Ie
oargeftslt babe, 70 bolte ib es fir
msine pfliht. INNER pisosr odrauf
aufmertfdm 81 MAIDEN"
Die Situation auf benz 9dIfau bat
iid Onrh bic GrsigRihe Der lesten
1dge beoeuteno boffnungsboaer ess
itdltet uns ale a~risgsesfahr Iheint
isBt beleitist. RuBlano bat ndmIid.
uno omar auf sissne Jaun, cine Qots
an SsrbisH seridtst bssiigli6 Der stUis
iaeu ienem 2anoe uRo Geiterreidsu I'M
gdrH aus Der oitsrrsitiIdsn 4nnsetis
rung gosnien's uno Der 6erseaotpina
enttanoeHsu STANDARDIZATION, uno OBJ
idOn in freunoidaftlidsm uuo fnm=
paihiihsn SoH esbalten, rdth oisfs
Tote isoon Serbisn baneis, ale ter.
riicTiulsH 4Hfprite oufsuaeben unb
Die GntidsiouHg Der Wdhts a6supars
Ter, oa bisfe 6OroeruHgsn psoer I'm
.isTitasuns mob Spmpafbie uutsr Den
WG6teH Guropa's Finosn uno bod
Tens sintH arisg nit Sehsrreinsun.
sarn CUR 6olgt habsn f6nntsn. 5ieis
erildruns RuBIaHo's bershtist III Der
0offHuH9. oaB Ssr5isn Dem Trnd Der
gladte itt fissH uHo bic 6isbsr hart
nddis bsbduptsieu anfprd6s auf Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING aufsben Miro. gub
suii1sH CeHsrrtit sllusara uao Der
1nrssi bat I'd Die Gage beosutsne az.
oa Gin Qrotoeon unssrssstnst
ipares. earh oas Die ~beRebenesn 9ifs
lsrsnssR hissi.si poroen fno. une in
5olss oeHsn 1uh osr tlrtifds gOncotts
aasi1ab ben Boast; ssssu Ssnsrrsi6
iuipsnoirt Bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

SIN gunossisnnt purbs burd
Sen. RiHarofon BON 0slapare cine
ReioIutipn singereiht, bic einen
QusOrud bes @laubensangott
in Der Contribution Der Der. Gtaotsn
perldnst. Had isinsm goriGIda fol-
bic ginIeitune Der Contribution nit
ben WOrten Beginner: .s5n TIE tame Of
Sob. SAILS Der gOngrsb bic Refolus
tiOn NIT Der nStbissn 3p.ibritt.Is
Wlehrbeit annimmt, piro Der BOrfhlaa
ben legislaturen Der ein5slnsn Gtaas
ten unterbreitet tperben mifsn uno erit
ipsnn iih orei @iertsl bon bisIen oaz
nit sinpsritanoen erildren, piro Der
3ufnb in bic Contribution aufssnOms
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Wiaiam s. @rpan bat fir bitfes
Sabr 8ortrdgs ~arrnnsirt. tpeIhs, fpenn
er is ale burdfibrsn fam, ibm bic
c~olofole Summit BON $4,000 ein>
brinseH perbeH. gr pirb isoe @ohe
in oisfem Sabre bier biz finfmaI Dfz
fentlihe Rsben baIten. - prdfoents
f6aftsbepsrber gu fsin. 1T aIiO bod
reHt sintrdsli9. aud iDsnn man nidt
gspGblt pirb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

= Cine gstpsguns, ben StrOm Der
gderbuus8 ep6ltsruHs. bic f6 felt pies
len Sobrsn gen @sitsn brdnet, nab
ben Std0tsH an Der altantiIhen aHfe
db5uIenEen, mo eeipinnperfprehenbe
Sarmen obne 3dbI, gum SbeiI fir
pabrs Spottprsiis gu bubsn Tinb. re-
%iuItirte Del elmer bisfer 9aae in Retp
Yort abssboItsn BON
fait buHbert grunbsteenthumshanos
Tern aus ReusgnsIanb, Rem BORT.
Rem Serisp. pennfnIpanio, MarnIons.
DsIdDdrs, @irsinia uno ROrbsGarOs
lima in Der @rinouns Der .gafsrn
Jarm eife prOmOtiHs 4FOciation".
9isIs gsrsinisuHs plant, burd ousses
osbnts une ipitsmatii1e Reelum. in
3situnssn uno 2eitidriftsn auf bic
dsrteultureasr 15lIidttiten bes
Gfeus hin5ure
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

usbsr ben bsrsits tsIesrapbifd
asmsIostsn air6snsinnurs Der bus
Dorflsin Nar i'm Canton BALLS
(Stpsi3l - alio niht Sitten. ME e
N osT 6dbeImsIeuns bieb - ~sssroffsn
bat, lisgsH issi g~in3slbsitsn Dor. Dos
un9lid ssfhah Ddhr.no ees 6o6s
omtss. gsraos als Der 9forrsr Az pre-
oistH bssonn. 60 purbe Ourh ben
eiHiturs oes ihaobaft espOreensq
gir5snssp5Ibss b~sTrcrstruftn uno
frat 10 pI6sIih Elm. bab F6 NiemonS
IN Sidsrhsit briHssu tonnts. 81 Qeis
1sH puroen s~sbcrssH bod betrGat bic
3abl Der ishr itnsr gsrlesttn so. unA
e ii casunshmsn. oob unisr ibnsn
ned Elm sshsbIidsT zbsil ben gsFIsss
unssE sTiisssn UiTo. Inter ben zobs
tn befinoeH fa 20 gtnuobnsr pon
Rar une II oor BEN Rdhboreorfe
Ssrnamssss, oos suiammen nit Ror
ben GirIlsfaHossrtis biloti. gs htikt
oab eur4 o1s llnslid ssine siraice
6dmilie Der bsiStn 35rfsr psrf6ont
blish- Dor Hi6i gu LANCER 9sit our.
ben an ssr air1t Grpsiterunssarb,i.
zen anssifsli. uHo man brinas si,Is
z9aiia1e nit ZEN uHelGc unb ber
asEaserssssn 6oltborssii sts is5r cIs
IN SsrolseS II gtr5iaeuaa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

aud sss,n bic Gr5Sbuns sss De-
balis oss 4gdFoeHttn ron 80. Guf
10000 cellars bat e1s 6dus ess
fimmt. 10 atsr f5lisbiit, nntsr
SirsianEs Der bisSss FIR RsiisfPsisn
bssuiaisttn $4,000 anf $4,000 o.
sinist. Tisisr Sda!ut srfolsts rs5l
sgobsHtbsigs sur1 BE SppoFtion oss
4sesosoutitE gi1rs 0on 1liFouti. Der
o1rlui hiusUies oab Is sir Srr.hum
ist 81 sicu5sn. eab Die sin;iss Gem.
ptniatiou. rsi1s Ssr 9ssfeeut trSol
q. $4,000 gsr Sakr isi; IN Iirsli1s
isi sslisftn 80 isiH gsssls Sas Sc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Sc msbr bas ptibIi&s @efdIsdt
BEN mdnHIidsn i'm Dissatisfaction
@oncurrsn8 maht. DsItO msbr rirb
ben Wldnnsrn Der Rampf um's OaieEn
erihpert, unb bsito peniaer finb IL
seneist. bas RificO elmer aamiIien=
srinOuHg uuf iid gu nsbmtn. Mae
@rmobnungsn an sS~unggsIeuen, oaB
IS ibrs pflidt lit in ben Stanb Der
Gbe gu trstsn, psrbeu, faet iebr ridtie
oas rR. .. MorssnsS %ourndl", tDsnig
niiBsn. fOlanse bic 5rdu ben Monn
duf benz Arbsitsmortts unterbisttt.
Da Is ni6t msbr angebt. Der Grperbsz
tbdtisteit Der Srau Sdrantsn su sies
ben, foate baber bas 9auptgepiht ba=
rduf selegt psroen, Der 5rau gleids
9e5dbIung fir elside 4rbeit gu fihern.
au6 cine frsnasrs Dur6fa6rung bes
9erbots Der 4inosrarbeit fpiirbe 3ur
8efsrAng Der Gage b%eitraesn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Die benz papits fir bic BON
erobsben in StaIisn Gei9Gbistsn su=
gstommene Summe BAT bereits bic
erite WfiniOH Dollars ndmliG) nett
iiberidritsH. pius Der 3sbntt nimmt
perIOnIih bic @ertbeilung bes @tlbss
Dor unb ldBt ourd 0ertrauensperioz
nsn ben ein3elnsn 9iIhDfen bic linen
bsitimmteu 5iIfsmittsI sussbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Der SOnntassbOts-

Iuie1eu attnc p~ost-once AZ Ai1rukee VI
fsnd admitted for siOu tAIOugh u ema
o i~kecoaG-ci2ss ratcs.y
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-27
BROKEN HILLS
HAS RESUMED
ORE SHIPMENTS

cline ledge courses west instead of
northwest, as has heretofore been the
general opinion of the leasers, as
we'll as the Broken Hills manage
ment. The Bricca lease lies due west
from the hill on which are located
beth the main shaft and the incline
shaft of the parent company, and at
depth of sixty feet has opened up
three-foot vein that is believed by
the owners of the lease, and of others
well qualified to judge, to be an ex-
tension of the incline vein. AS the
Bowles block adjoins the Bricca lease
on the west, the ground is most fav-
orab1y located, should the contention
of the Bricca people be true.
| All the leasers, the Florence Con-
solidated and the Broken Hills Lease
syndicate in particular, are anxious
ly awaiting the result of the cross
cutting now being driven by the
Broken Hills company from the Flor
cline 1t is reported that this work
will set at rest the question of the
true course of the big high grade
VEIN Both the leasers named have
done a great amount of work in the
expectation of getting the vein on the
dip, and possibly on it's trend. If
Bricca is on the incline vein, neither
, of them can catch it on it's trend and
they may have to go deeper than they
figured to catch it on the dip. In
| view of all this Bowie's action in Sc
curing an option on block % is a
5 bit of foresight that is to be COM
mended. In spite of this speculation
/ however, Bowie disclaims any inten'
4 ton on the part of the Broken Hills
Lease syndicate of ceasing operations
A CT block IL and insists that he ha:
$ nc reason to change his opinion thai
: the vein comes into his ground. boil
Oh the dip and trend.
/ Several parties are negotiating fol
D the old Stanley lease, located south
+ west of the hill. This block has beer
developed by shaft seventy fee
n deep and the formation is excellent
S The Helena Broken Hills lease i
S getting some splendid values at
:. depth of sixty feet, but has not we
e found the ore in place. Both tn
s Helena Broken Hills and the Bricc
: should be shipping within sixty days
: Work on the new telephone lin
n has been slightly delayed by lack Q
e material, but this difficulty has bee
It ov ercome and the line will probabl
n be finished and in operation som
l. time next week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-27
is SEVERELY CRITICISED

Berry in the assembly in defending the
bill published the Reno Journal under the head
of denounced
There being large number gamblers
families have erected comfortable homes
gambling fraternity
bank accounts Many of these men
its infancy and good aw-abdng
They assertion that they live in trunks Mr.
Berry's speech follows:
give gamblers all this time to dispose
gambler lives his trunk
the first of the fully su-
fcent have heard
feeling Washoe which sentiment ne
represent the sentiment in Nye county, but
the best interests OF the
going to feel
county Tonopah especially must re-
Assmbman that he elected represent his
county the The antigamblng
is Nevada
the license
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-27

The first ore to be shipped from
the Broken Hills mine for several
weeks left Helena for the sampler at
Millers Thursday. The shipment
consisted of twenty tons of high
grade that will run between 800 and
5000 ton. There will be no let up
in the shipments from this property
until the completion of the mill, a
new contract having been entered in
to by the Broken Hills company and
the freighters whereby the latter are
guaranteed certain amount of ore
to haul every month. By the time
the mill is ready for operation it is
will be hosting high grade, if pres
ent indications count for anything.
! 1t will not be necessary to call upon
i the leasers to keep the freight teams
busy as the Broken Hills company
has enough ore sacked and broken
down in the drifts to keep them busy
for several weeks.
The ore that is now being taken
from the incline workings is the
richest ever mined by the Broken
Hills company, considering the size
of the ore body, which is fully sixteen
feet wide, and the average value OF
the quartz, which is well over the
5000 mark.
The new strike on the side of the
hill, below the old shaft, is develop
ing into a find of immense proper
lions. The vein was operated by {
cut and a shaft is now being sunk
The shaft is down fifteen feet and il
all in ore that runs better than 500
ton, some of the samples takel
across seven feet, averaging $500
ton.
The old Belmont lease, lying
short distance to the north of thi
new strike, mas been let to Phil Ju
dica. The shaft is down 100 feet an
i. is understood that Mr.. Judica viii
at once install hoist in order t
facilitate the further development Q
the block.
F. R. Bowie has taken an optic
on block %, known as the Bowie
lease, although the original leaser
did very little work on the block
Mr.. Bowie declines to say what h
intends to do with the block, but a
it lies in a direct line with the Bril-
ca lease, it is believed that he In
tends to turn it over to the Broke
Hills Lease syndicate, should tn
result of the present developmer
work now being done by the Broke
Hills company show that the big il
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ROBIN BLUE TURQUOISE.

John Zabriskie has taken out about
100 pounds of turquoise from his
property near Belmont, and is going
to have portion of it cut and set in
rings, made from Manhattan gold.
Mr.. Zabriskie will have the rings on
sale at the jewelry store in the Cen
trail block, Manhattan, and also at
Salt Lake City, his old home. The
turquoise is of an excellent grade and
color, mostly dark robin blue.
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BLIGHTED HOPES SMASHED

said is laying his poit
this
himself believe that by
howlers would
the gubernatorial nomination. He led to
believe that the whole thing and would be
mistake
made knowing the antgambng bill will not pass the
southern Nevada
the think of him all he has do is make the
Think judge who is render decisions that
His place is his
Office lobbying capitol building Sweeney
politically southern Nevada in the entire state
finished would southern counties of
that required maintain them He would raise our
dpreciate holdings thank God he will not
object
Southern Nevada always and charitable Mr. Sweeney
bed of thorns
Jimmy Sweeney political is MUD
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It's NOT Too Late
TO SAVE
500 Every Month

Though statements foreign
February eavng possible
500 for January ony Foreign corporations that fail with
the
MONTH in which they delinquent Those who have not published
their reminded
fine nstuing
advertised February
dollars,
which will careful
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RUNAWAY GIRL
MAY CONE HERE

OMAHA. Feb. 26.--Mlss Nellie
Peck. daughter OF State Senator Peck
o: Westboro. Missouri. who disap-
peared In Omaha ten days ago, has
been heard from and. according 10 a
letter received by the girls mother,
IA now en- route 10 Nevada.
rhis Is the Nrst clue 80 FAR obtain
"a By Mr. Peck or the Omaha police,
who have bees searching for the last
Week tor the siri The letter was re-
eelVed b the. giris mother at West
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LARGEST EVER PAID

Consolidated Mines its
dividend 80 the stock
dividend
approximately $08O0OG according the
the 100000 will left in the
dividend 81.
made Thursday after drec
held Washington dividends
be quarterly hereafter.
This undoubtedly the largest dividend paid
Tonopah Godfeld this
portion of the held
beginning dividends Consolidated
require years
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feated for assemblyman at the last
election and then engaged in the
poultry business. A week ago his
business was closed and he disap-
peared, after borrowing from his
women customers, passing worthless
checks and mortgaging his business
property that he did not own to sew
eral different persons.
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claims that he has from four to six
inches along one of the walls of the
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Chapter CIVILIAN act requiring
foreign corporations doing business
in the state of Nevada to publish an
maui statements. Approved March
%, 1901.
Section 1. All foreign corpora
tions doing business in the state of
Nevada, SHALL during the month of
May this year, 1901, and in each
succeeding year in the month of Jan
uary, publish a statement of their
last years business in some daily
newspaper in the state of Nevada for
the period of one week
Sec. 2. The secretary of the COM
pany publishing the statement shall
file copy with the several assessors
Of the state of Nevada.
Sec. 3. Any corporation coming
within the provisions of thi sact who
shall neglect or refuse to file state
ment as required by section 1 OF this
act shall be liable to a penalty of
800 for each month that the pub
lished statement remains unified
with the several assessors of the
state.
Sec. 4. Any district attorney in
the state Is competent to sue to re-
cover this penalty, or the attorney
general. The first county suing
through Its district attorney shall Sc
cure the penalty.
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boro and telegraphed to the father in
Omaha, saying that Miss Peck had
decided to make trip to Nevada and
had left for that state.
This letter was mailed In Omaha
Thursday morning A second letter,
mailed from Lincoln. Nebraska,
stated she was then en- route to Ne
vada.
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a liability attaching 10 a fall
advertising
fOuFteea the Tho
a
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MANHATTAN, Feb. 26.-Angelo
Garbocai and associates who are OPP
Grating a lease on the Mayfiower, are
elated over the values in the ores as
shown by assay returns. At present
their work is being confined to sink
ing the main shaft. Mr.. Garbocai
ledge that will average 5000 to the
ton in gold.
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ISN'T 1T FUNNY.

this
time time little
things
attention cs"Reno
so? Appeal and Tonopah
papers poor
hereby notice
gambling
upon only