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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
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A trades and labor eoaneil has been
organized In Saskatoon. Canada.
The agreement Of the Canadian Pa
ci6e with it's mechanics expires 10 the
spring. and the men are re~orgauizins.
Manitoba attorney general has intro
dueed a bill TO prohibit usurious money
lending on assignments 81 salaries.
The Scotch education department has
given 5000 toward the expense Of a min
ing school in course OF erection al Cow
denheath,
A movement Is on foot 10 Organize a
candy makers union in Memphis, Tenn.
or to incorporate them 10 the Bakers
Union. az the two trades are closely al
lied
Cleveland England iroasfone miners
have decided unanimously 10 use ever,
endea gor 70 obtain a : per cent advance
in wages on the present. existing tase
rule.
". f.. McEweu. Duluth. member oil
the l nited Assoc4at.en IT Plumbers, Tor
many year SECRETARY OF the Minnesota
State Federation u Labor, has t%tn made
State eommis>ioner Of labor III Mime.
sofa,
The twenty-se~.ond annual report o,
Oscar =. Strmns. Secretary Of tonluserce
and Labor OF fhe nitei States. has been
issued containing the Laws relating ia
labor in every State in the United States
together with court decisions.
Mediators between the rival tnterna.
tional unions Of pap~rmakers and pull
and suiphids workers have succeeded Ia
establishing harmony between them. ane
hereafter they will work in single Ia rnes,
| through a joint conference board OF gen
erai officers.
Hamilton lScotlandl corporation will
pay all workmen for holidays, half PAL
| TO be given TO employers in cases Of sick
ness, while for-men are TO be paid full
money when i'll.
The National Civic Federation an
! nounces tnat 1t is forming a commission
! 10 inquire into and make a study Of in
| dustrial insurance and compensation fo
w~age~workers comprised in sick, accident
old age and death benefits. The commits
sion will gather data Of the various meth
DDS pursued in this country n in Eu
rope, and necessary legislation will be sug
gested.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

Tie passenger business ~ sa~ re~ssio
sud Eastern ia as casters asgsSses =
shes ms improvement.
Articles II incorporation have s~~us
aiesa AZ Pierre. = n for The Dakota
raj ag xassassst The snsvss E~sraturs are
>sath isakosa n~a.
AssoFstin. ~ statements Enad~ IN East
err financial eirras~ sxe Northern Ia
raae alg~asa 10 Dr. sn vxe~sGrssf Flaa ssaAl
ssaaalfson wi&ls ei.@e go xJsssssAsuss caxA
ssplsai on Asnsi Ia addition ss large ervd-
st~ and assess On lis h~sks.
Figures compiled ard aade paaiss ~
he Pennsylvania sao~ that daring she
seaG fssr rAs eighteen Eoar train running
ls~tp eco New YORK cpd Garage arrived
All slaseago aa sizpe 5is Sas OF .ass days.
al >ew York 3i4 DAYS ID the gear.
I'pnniaxsoa. vasw president aud general
manager III tine 500 lsss*, saexx~At> tssnxAl-
ID ia sAas pssitksn Of prsslasag. masde M
rans ~ she deatA 81 Thomas Io~rs. ~
~il rrisin the title Of general MA mss wr-
Though nos falio@ ING th~ policy os re-
~grsnshaaent. adopted generally by sha
railroads Of the country, bat rather sQ~nd.
ing more for eauipmens aud mainseaance
OF property during sh~ last six months q
issH than during the corresponding p<fSsa
of 1906. the II. Paul road has earned
enough in the half year ~nding Dex. "A.
is3N. to pay iiyfdends IT its regular I
PR cent rate On its preferred and com-
mon stock. aud still leave = Surplus q
S5.O7s.0N TO BE- used Tor betterment.
Rail oekrials will watch wifh interest
the outcome Of the new form a. osgani-
ration OF the Hartman system, which
changes the title Ut master mechanic. resk-
dent engineers. trainmaster and travelling
engineer to that OF assistant superinten4-
emit"
The interstate commission
has ordered = biz reduction In freight
rates 10 Spokane, Wash. Spokane ship
peers complained because they were On
pelled to pay the through rate to Puget
Sound. a distance OF over fD miles. paul
the local rate hack. although ~shipments
never vent to the coast.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

f,.arstsss tls Nife earsissf she ssst1
tltselx aud Invaded the is3igs Fq~'saa ~
tA... ORDER OF TervsterS. hers ls @as
presiding ~ ehlss ranger 81 lire 'Tiai
81 "A nselnl~r. l,rs,xe ~ Tbs tass~ssinS aud
forced him Ia - tlssuss. atsi addressed
him ~ Imp" and Indian tse~1F,s u
Gillette IT S>,kauw Wash. was grant
el a disurse from Anna Gillette
They were married Iu 1t ia@ rs'iiee
county. New Nark. Jan. II. ts.s5. and
Gillette De- AIRED III hts tesltlon. ina
upsilateiy aftevWs ard bis w.e t*~at'
abusing him. continuing until life h~
came unt-sarable lie Mas finally forced
to l,sase their hoU,s in Nea YORK. fol
lowing the ls~ige rs~s2H epleesi.. 90 s~
eat. tiss. r~islteule If ne ss9r~ ansi tsss.S1a
s~srs ~ the er.iel
by taking hsnl lausse tie complaint
adds. ~1ae hrs,ee up tte trial and t'
was forced 10 resign hts aast. - II
WAS llkpls hls wife wuaid tv'sae fol
him at any time during tie lsslAe u~~'s
ings
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
TOWN WILL MOVE
Because County Where Haubstadt,
Ind. Is Located Has Gone Dry.

The towa OF liauhssadt. Gibson cou,-
~. Indiana. will take whss.s unto Itself
shortly ana move away from where II
is. Hantstasit proposes to roll Itself
out Of Gibson county on atSount u the
antiIiduor Law. Gibson county ressnt'
IL vent dry" hnt V~afsiers,nrg county.
which ndjolrs IL. is still rs wet A.
the blue sea. Wherefore the tiaus-
siadters will ts.gin the work II moving
their TOWN. II IL oaly a few hundred
feet from th" Wand srturg county line.
and II In figured sha, house movers can
transport the rnttre town within a
month. The resolution 10 move llants-
stadt waS ~Tas~wi al q tnan Glssetlt ~.
attended by every householder In sas
town limits, There we're about Seyen
hundred ulnu AT The meeting atd ths
resolution fa>~ssi without a d~ss~ensini
voice.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
WORK OF THE HOME MAKER.
By Rev. w. A. Bartlett.

There is a tendency to-day TO he
little the work OF the maker.
Our talk is about schools and uniser-
sites. We exalt the club and the lit
erary circle. The patient mother VINO
is at home making some needed gar
ment for her family Is called the drudge
and the slave, living In the dark age.
Yet as a matter OF fact all these lit
erary people and those who are ex-
plotting the so-called high ideals are
dependent upon the work Of the hands
and must wear the garment which
Dorcas has made
All this talk about it's being beneath
a woman 10 cool and sew In abso-
lutte rubbish. The very manual train
ing that is nov being put into our
primary schools is q reaction against
such unworthy ideas. The IN
who can prepare a good meal and who
can fashion Il comfortable garment, has
accomplished a greater work han can
be estimated. We do not need many
more books. We are overwhelmed with
reading matter OF every kind. There
| are enough theories OF life to make
you dizzy. but the world needs might
lily to be comforted, to be well and
economically fed. 1t does not need
snowy clothes. but 1t needs enough to
feel warm In winter and TO add TO the
creature comforts at all times.
Peter raised Dorcas TO life because
she had been full OF good works. She
made coats and garments well and
they were needed. But | doubt very
much If Peter would find II convenient
10 raise to life dead people Of this
age who do nothing but talk and the
oriZe; who write books that were bet
ter If they had never been born and
who add one more burden to a heav-
fly loaded world. Let us exalt the
beauty and blessedness Of the home
and the h~ome-worker.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

To TEST The reported sletnand for Loo.
aen at good wages On Kansas farms. ttis
I,owery Mission of New York sofae tiuse
ago wrote 90 the parties wao bad etrea
ated the report namely, 1870 Omaha
a.wsEalsrs. wbiea bad quoted ttaputy
Commission 81 Agriculture MaHgfa of
Nebraska. The latter bad given the
IN mes Of several farmers said Ia be IN
seed Of help The secretary of the nsis-
SIGN corresponded with these people. but
Was In every case told ssat they bad Eot
oil the help they needed. He says that
there are now In New York @ttEtA niea
out of work aud that a large number OF
these are being assisted rs friends aud
relatives. The bread line uow averages
1900 a night. As fast as work ran Ire
soGnd for them In other phases free
transportation Is furnished.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

Alfwfs z i'airsek. tbe lawyer. ssrKtng
. life term iu ~tu9 Slng for he EnAgsisF
Of the Texas millionaire William N
Rsee. uaasls ! highly sensational plea
when his r,vaaest fer a retrial ~as hesrf
by the appellate division ol The N@w
York supreme faart. Charging chat Dis
tricf Attorney Jerouls aud others had en-
tered into a conspiracy 70 cause his esaa-
viction and arguing that The Governor
had no right 10 substitute one punishment
for another. a. be had done IN conmutias
the death sentence TO life mprssuti rsse at
Patrick said NJ bad never scr~Ytsd OF
asked for the Communication. and that In
Dr. ma landed either liberty or death al the
| hands Of the Ia~. Time was given fos
| n. submission Of briefs on both sides.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
DoE,rs FOR CHURCHMEN.

Don't sit still II you would avoid
llfe's most trying situation.
Don't lose your faith In good things
by feeding on garbage.
Don't make the mistake Of trying
to clean up the world BY scalding your
neighbors.
Don't mistake for the water Of life
that which gets into the milk Of hui
man kindness
Don't fall to remember hat capac-
i.y for heaven depends OF the creation
Of happiness here.
Don't expect to find the finest pros
poets in life except nj the summit u
di~sagreeab3e duties.
Don't forget hat while you may
have a right TO your own SORROWS. you
have DO right to throw their shadows
Ii another's w
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

Combine with $500. $4,000 Capital
Will &c Formed b. --derendents.

The great steel i~sSt is to have 3
rival. also Il trust. n giant with assets
OF approximately sStfsNtsn- The
new combination. of wlsea John w.
Gates Ii repuied 10 I've b = leader. viii
include twelve or asore independent
steel concerns that are now consider
el separately. thorns In tile flesh of
the ~so-callei ~hiliionslol.ar steel trust.
known ~corIorateiy as the United
States Steel Corporation. Other plants
will come into the opposition. bat the
dominant concerns. uf..itr the plan as
IL stands al present. Mil Il" tlsss" and
one other stlll more important l"teTS
and i.aughlin Steel Company. Lid
Lackawanna Steel Company, Can
bridge Steel Company. Pennsylvania
Steel Company. pitt~bUrg steel Com
pany, Midland Stte, Company, AhiEale
Steel Company. Inland stsTl Company,
Maryland Steel Company. kefu' ltc
Iron and Steel Company, Ieta' 1slA
Steel Company, Youngstown Sheet aa'l
Tube Company.
The faiidlment uf tlae arrangement
for the new combine appears 10 s~l"is'l'ss
upon whether ". l. Snyipr, head af
the big Shenango Furnace Company.
the man who controls the independent
pig iron Interests If the country. jnans
the movement. Mr.. Snyder ~ said To
be more than agreeable 10 the creation
Of n combination To battle for supfen-
acy in the steel world. but ~ his bold
ings are So great in the Iron ore Terri
tory his demands In the partnership
agreement In pittsbnrg caused the otii-
ers TO hesitate. 1t il not felt that they
can be granted at this time
The independents are on b eve 81
acquiring extensive holdings In the
iron ore territory. but the trust Ia
working Il prevent the acquisition 81
the new sources of supply. II the la
dependents obtain the proposed areas
Mr.. Snyder may not enter the coin
bine. remaining. nevertheless. a moss
important seller of ore 10 il.
The present plan is that Mr.. SNYDER
shall lie the president of the indepeud
ent combine. lie has s~te8dfastly dc
clined all oyertures TO 20 into tbs
United States Steel Corporation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

The keel has been laid at a lsrcss&lyn
yard for the auxiliary steamer Carnegie
which the Carnegie Institute j. fitting out
to investigate the magnetic phenomena Of
the safa II has been especially design.
ed. alta a minimum OF steel and lrot,
IeSs tllaa gio pounds in all. What ~ not
composed of wood Is 81 Victor sanadiann
bronze. This Is to prevent interference
with The accuracy of her magnetic instru-
mcnts. The purGnse ~ tire Investigation
Is 50 ascertain she aws which govern
certain reflections of the compass. eSp@-
riatEy noticeable Of the cnast If Oregon
AMI Washington, where the variations
amount to from twenty 10 twenty-five de-
grees A trip 90 the north Eois Itself
Is also contemplated with this shlp.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

Suffering a~Eouies from the issAsssn
contracted fFotn handling typewriter
ea rta9n %fasfa#F. nhli. Size was a elefk ~
the Alameda esslnFy ball - rpsatsls ut
Oakland tsaL.. Mlss Elizabeth tiaNe b
nj her home Ia tsstln. Aet+ Ia danger 81
becoming au iHeatd Ter life faF 49,
months the girl suffered frnta a disease
which the d'Afors weFt. uaable 10 dias
noss. Finally 4 Doctor who had learn.
eli ~ her work teelaFsai that she VAS
suffering from INissn eawsssi by hand
ling carbon slaet5s
The chief surgeon Ut tbs renssts hs~
pital AZ Oakland agrees with the Ne
va,ia specialist that the ~g@sissa can b.
communicated By the manifold jasper
asssi ~ typists Physicians agrss that
users nf the manifold pafsar should not
get the etsieriuS matter II the tarsaE
or eyes
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
GEORGE T. ANGEL is DEAD.
Leader In ~att-tro~lty Crusaa~s
>urcu nj Boston Home.

George fhorndike Angel. friend -
dumb animals and the leaher in the hn.
name educational movement IL the United
States. died 10 Boston early TUESDAY.
aged NJ years. lie had been ia failing
health i long time. Mr. Angeii was The
president and ore Of the founders of he
Massachusetts, S~oclety for the pre..a-
ton Of Cruelty to .Auimlls, For twenty
years be lad been president Of the Ameri-
can Humans FIaratioaal As ociatiorA lie
vas edac.tee fpr The law. ia isa, ef,rr
sresuE 'wo horses rnn 10 d.aa la i race
le established Ehe otoieatiaa. GA u4a,s
AtiGasis. After FILA. W. aas a@ft.seis 80
es2ad j. a~ ctosea Tx, Eas IL on
ar ~ iatl printed rse-s faa4 t9.3fttsW
age= af lge-a~tye. ~ / la lye eS-
= la.ls.l mos- taaa .Uttsy aids .. .rer,
=. ~ .A.lzer4oa aad s.AE@p"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

that He may exait you in ouc time;
casting all your care upon Him; for
lie careth for you"
When once we have come to do that
we viii know that this il not n world
OF doom or Of blind chance. but that
10 God We live and move and have our
being that "IIe ordereth a good mans
going and maketh his way acceptable
to Himself - that vents do not hap
pen at random that there II . reason
foi everything. even though we may
not be able to know what II 10. and
that that reason Is without fault or
flaw because the all-wise God ruleth
o, or all.
Believing this. we can believe that
all things are within His knowledge
and His disposal. because He Is Lord
OF all. and though they might perhaps
have been ordered otherwise. we be
ll.ye they were thus ordered by tho
mercifnl God and Father Of all, and
go are meant for our greatest good
now and here and forever. W. may
not always I've able TO see why things
are as they are. but II we VIII stana
steadfastIy with God we can ode
ly commit the keeping Of u Souls
unto Him as unto "A faithful creator III
the certain assurance that He care'h
for Us. and that some day, II not now.
we Will see that all that lie e or
suffers 10 be done Is for u final good
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
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Teaassss~ sAsaId ehe~a as. Ia y -
as susssaasrse "a a kars.a* Agux Store - =
blsge Snnsfay AtlanEa 1~smsGitatssn.
The laitei STATES trade sAs sosid 10
@eSee drinking. fags asss N~saa s~ b~hsfsA
il Ia liquor drinking Afaass JvsrnaL
~ylssew smvs the wegAA IN ~8~~ssn~d -
dry xsG Hope GsssAsat8y essnass frassa -
eenf eges4ss Ia SossgA~va S2Ate@4arve-
land Leader.
III hsn.as stops she ale of itsakss -
drug mgeFs~s as proposed. Pains i'm the
sEetameh wiis Ies~ their s~sgsslagssy~Fc~
lesso isiad~.
Congress ~syx @hlsAy shsps~si ~ asy
territory ahSsnAs nas be saheaea "vArnssh,-
haat al wlil agree gaAsf tAe warning. Han
st~ With Cans. .sut q nssraL--Eaffs
Miner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
FLAMES CAUSE DUAL FUNERAL.
Mother and Little Daughter Perish
Despite Heroism Of Parent.

A double funeral was held In Winnet-
ka. Ill. Tuesday, as the result OF the
tragedy in the home OF Earl r.. Gore.
station agent at Glencoe Mrs. Gore
and her 2-yeaF-old daughter. Letitia. were
buried together. Mrs. Gore was busy in
the kitchen Of her home at 10 O'Clock
Sunday while the child eas at play In
the parlor. The mother heard the baby
scream. and. hurrying 10 the parlor door.
saw the cltld's clothin. was on fire. She
e~ndeavored to smother the flames with
her own skirts and they became ignited.
Picking up the child. Mrs. Gore ran into
the hack yard. while the fames were ris.
Ing above hcr own head. Neigthors seix
ed blankets and FASTENED To the rescue.
bat before they could reach the sufferers
Mrs. Gore aud the child were fatally
burned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

wcssia any g~nti~sxssm h~ rode TssSsxh
Ia refuse tc give a vote 20 a lAss f~~-ItsI~
tshssFe Sun,
: eden ass adapted nnaversal s~ssrsges
whsa ii several degrees sassss al f~r~s~sssfn
sham i vnssyssi la Texa.-fiaazssoe Pssf.
II was = taalcage man wbe wrote the
f~sss p@~aa fagariaS ~sasl Suffrage. Arsd
where wsrw sh~ pesrseases Cs~sraassd
PLAIN Dealer.
The a~ntNwosaan s1Hragtsfs have avTaE~
ised in fsagsand 10 oppose the sasrawasfs-
New ~s8s for = perfectly fayely sng ~
~war-Atiaata Journal.
in the years ~ ssease the ehlfssres 1t
thase London s~ulTragrsses vii 8@s le AsE~
to proudly lo2sk thr wostd in The fass assd
boast Of the pies uessheF a~s~i to nnake.-s
ToleAs blade.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26
BE HUMBLE BEFORE GOD.
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Humble yourselves therefore under
the mighty hand Of God. that He may
exalt you in due time; casting all
yolr care upon Him for He careth
Tor you'll. Peter Y. q, I.
ST. Peter knew the value Of his own
prescription. IL had helped him and
g. he commended II to those around
him. 1t is n good prescription-as
good for us now as for those
OF ST. Peters day. True. we
do not live In such evil times
as did those TO whom the apostle
wrote, and yet. let times be what they
may or circumstances ever so favor
able. our life must needs he one OF
more or less continual struggle. and so
sometimes one OF hope deferred that
maketh the heart sick
Knowing that this Is SO. we should
ts4.r with a calm and sober heart alike
the seeming good and the seeming i'll
that life may bring. knowing that
there aret horns In each life's path /:
real hardships TO be endured real
temptations to be overcome hopes that
will he Elusive. and sometimes crosses
that are heavy and hard to bear.
Most OF us know 1t, and those that do
rot will some day. Those are to be
congratulated who have come TO know
that happiness merely is not blessed
ness and that n mans life CONSISTENT
rot In the abundance Of the things
which he ioreseeth,' for not till then
car we know what the apostle meant
IN saying. Humble yourselves there
fore under the mighty hand Of God,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

seventh Murder Mystery Appears In
Discovers at Body I'm Canal.

8t hca III
Another mystery confronts the police
of Dayton. Ohio, In the discovery Of the
decomposed body Of an unknown white
woman in the canal below the Apple
street bridge. In the opinion Of the Off
GERS, it must have lain in the water about
a month. The woman apparently was 30
years old and well dressed. She was at
tired In black. She wore slippers, bat
over these she had a pair Of new rubber
shoes. The woman's under garments were
ia good condition. The decomposition
will. 1t is feared. prevent the identitiea-
ton of the woman. The body was found
lying half out on the bank. face down,
while both hands were clenched and were
near her throat, as IL she had tried to
protect herself. Six girls have been
found slain in Dayton recently. Four Of
the murders have never been solved.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

Ply sieiau s of Huhba rdsfon. Mass.
grafted on ftae side Of little Elizabeth
Adams. ) years old. the skin from n pig
70 cover an area Of eight inches and. III
possible. To save the little girls life.
She had been severely scalded, The out
come la uueprfuiu-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-26

While being danced upon his father
knee. William. the 2-sear-oli sol of fIar-
yey Hall, OF Chester, Pa. jabbed his in
dex finger In his fathers sye, probably
destroying the sight.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-29
DEpOSED SULTAN TO BE IMPRISONED
BREAKS down
AFTER TRIAL
FOR HIS LIFE
lBy Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, April 28-John
Walter Wilson, convicted of murder
in Judge Dunne's court on purely
circumstantial and writing expert"
evidence, collapsed this morning in
the county Jail at the prospect of
life Imprisonment Tortured through
the trial by the fear of conviction;
saying to himself over and over,
God knows l am innocent, but ap-
pearances are against me-" hoping
that his straightforward story would
be believed, but fearing the worst as
he saw the pitiless web woven around
him, he has finally broken down, and
this morning was taken to the county
hospital in pitiable condition.
The story told in court was that
Harry Boas, Wilson's employer, who
was not in good health, received mys-
teriously through the mail a package
of powders and letter recommend
ing him to take them, which he did,
death being the result.
All through the trial Wilson was
in nervous state. Alone and friend
less, thinking with homesick yearn-
ings of his widowed mother, and
crippled brother in Philadelphia, he
sat day after day watching the weav-
ing of the web, looking into the faces
of the twelve men who were to judge
him, almost crazed by the thought OF
the dear ones in the east who were
praying for his safety
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-29
RICH GOLD
ORE FOUND in
COAST RANGE
(By Associated Press.)

SAN LUIS OBISPO, April 2S.-A
discovery of gold bearing ore worth
5000 ton in the workings of an
abandoned mine in the San Carpa-
jaro section of the Coast range noun
tains has caused great mining excite
ment here. 1t is stated that 100000
worth of ore has been broken down
and stored in the mine awaiting
treatment
The discovery comes as surprise
10 mining men as biologists have de-
clared it far from probable that min
eral of value would be found in the
hills along the coast because of the
comparatively short time, geological
ly speaking, that has elapsed since
those hills were thrown up.
Old time prospectors, on the con-
trary, have claimed that somewhere
in the Coast range important gold
deposits were to be found, basing
their belief on the tales handed down
from the Spanish inhabitants.