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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

@ut Gina will @cile
haben. - Gle Elanc Der ,Ycu1.
iplpanin Sabn" be5ii9lit hciicrcr
Nabnbois. mo 5rwncI. Gocilitdien in
Baltimore iino nidlt ruciter geoiebcn.
OILS iie Dor pier ,Subren luoreu. "a.
mails miinitte bic 9obn bos Hcd)t.
cine Clinic i'm Noroen Inn Die Stoot
herum 3i baiten fir ibren 6rohtucr-
febr. ober bic 2egislainr perbot cs.
seBt en0lid) IGBt Die Vobn pleoer
etmos bon lid boren III 9c5llg al,i
bic 9lngelceenbeit. Der Tlon ocs
9aues elmer ipc5ielen 6radtlinic lit
pffenbor fallen gelaiicn mcroc1i, bn.
aeeen nil bic 8eieIlifait abcr ipe.
sicIlc Funnel balien fir ben 0rad)t.
perfebr. Bis babin ioQ offenbar III.
leg bei'm alten bleiben, uno GA es
Sabre bailern fam, bis bic gabn Die
@erehtiame fir ben Snnrelbnu er.
bdlt, III ppr cinem Sabrsebnt pobl
fnum bet '9ait zines ncilcn llnions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Sins ben Saacn Scr SnitiS.

Gttn @uttrcn ocy Mchlerci id)ll0j1
b~ciltnoen. - GrDQlt 5luci Ntnnalc
@efGnQniBhoft. ScQuriter 1ilr
Die n0crmon Linton Sire InlNs
rance Gn." periunat. - Grou va
itor Gou uiinitt SheiOung.
,Irou Gttu 2lrttrel. mcld)c an Der
NprosYopion- StruBc etn &%olt0ol'9
bctrieb utb bon Henn !. NEbld), or
lest cine t5.monatlidle Wc1nnAlllB
halt uc0cl1 2icbituhl3 BON lo'cli'l
en- mn 6l03s lunO SlIbernnorrll oll9
Ncnt y9clpcOerc.poteI" obltbt. be
iduloi9t ml,roc. i'm 5t belt Gtebltab-
let pcrlcitct 5ll hobcrL miroc AGltcrl1
Nforacn I'M GrIHinols@crldt Der
Sehlcrci ifuloi9 bcirmOcn rnlo pont
Riftcr @ri0bt dli , Monat2 ms Use
i6n0nib %Qcionot. IS mar lhr 5@lp(lter
@ro;cB. 9ci'm critcn Nro3cb fonl1.
ten sic @cifmorcncn iid llld)t chit
gen.
ScQuCItcr p"Grl0u9t.
Sn1 9%mocsQerid)t ST @lImlnHton,
Gel, lit uon Nrll. Gborlca WorteG
polt Der Nuluult2iirmo @anS X Sars
nan cine &loqc iiir sic G%rHenntn3
cincS WoiicnpermultcrS iijr Die y@er.
man Union Iclcrpcriid)crun9Ss@c'
icaidoft" bon Gclmporc, ocrcn
Souptouorticr lid, in baltimore be
iinbct, einNcrcId)t mor0en. Gic 9lo9c
eriud)t icrncr ltm Cillcn GiltboltHbcs
fehl geNcl1 Nobcrt Giron mo ocn
TrGiiocntcn II. 3. S>uccoolc. oonllt
lie sic OutbobGn Der Gonpo1nlc
nidt perGilBcrn fonllen. 9%unocSrid).
ter BRADFORD icbtc baa Tcrh0r bc}lla.
lid Dca Nntrogcs fitr Die Grnelltillg
zines Woiicllucripalters nllf Den II.
MGr5 al, sic Intport Der Gonpu9a
llic milb obcr bcreits an >. W0r}
cinqcrci6t rpcrber. Ger Hidltcr orc.
nctc ferncr oll, bob Giron unO Smec-
Nolc sic @i,tboben Scr Gonlpagntc
MIR fir lcqitime @cidGitS5ruccfc ait
riibrcn biirfcn.
Srnu Eoitor Iop IL ii II d
Sd~cibunG.
Nl6ioli,te ShciorunN bon Ho'tor
Charles $. Cot, sur Belt StcliorDer
elmer ll,therii6cn @cmcinoc III 9lnd
Gid, go, pcrlnn0t Grou Slllu y.
Gan, lpcld)e oil scr MicGuQobsSt robc
Elm &oltbarS bctrcibt, in elmer alo9t,
sic Tie III Der 2. I6tbeillrn9 ocS
&reisgcrihts cinoereiht bot. Gas
Eaar beirotbcte i'm Sabre 1856 III
Sarforb.Gountp unb bot pier eruod)-
ienc ainber. Die &ld0crin bcidul.
bigte ben Scrrt 8cnobl, lic nicbcr.
trGd)tia behonbelt, 9eihloncn mo
nit 6llBtrittcll truttirt llllb nit Gr.
ihieBcn bcorobt 81 bnbeu. Gr lei
metbooiItiiher Ercoigcr 0eucicrL lei
mes 2cbcnSmonbclS o6cr ans Der
Stride ollsGcltoBcn moroen. Enitor
Gop itnmmt aus 9lrnle Nrlunocl.Go.
mo hat old ld)on Der prcSbpterin.
niid)en Stride ongcbort.
&onn d) gliidlih prciicn.
81. g. Sorbinq, mcld)cr iduuloig be.
funbcn mar, 9igomic bcqongen SIT
boben, ipurbe 9citcrn burd) Hidtor
@orter in Der 2, glbtheillmg bes Sri.
minul.@ erid)tS inter Horolc IN Irci=
felt geiett. @or Sobren bate CT
Sonlic ". Sbant in @oibinSton &c
beirotbct unb ipGtcr, glallbcub, oob
feline Sron cine Sheioung crlongt
botte, Ngncs &. @iic, cbcnions bon
@oibington. sic critic Srau mar
Grontenm1rtcrin.
Sciratbs'Sicca5cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Eot1!sS dl1fTu1g901B iln0 gfefu,Dof Nnb ~
rstt sum 9ebraln tn her gdrtbe,p nn6 "a.
NcnnlsGtafton nm 1000 W6cnb&.
Heferbiruls BON yaiir tn S@Iafs cbsr pGn
Iur,g8aQqrns, Spetferaten etc. perben l9nay
beforet &c seleytpu In allen solgenben otnse
siredur: @bG:le5s unb VdItimore'Gtrabe, "a
ut. RcbuIsG citation, 9. & g., Wit. Sermon 911e;
gamSensG citation SnformationSsH iireuii, e. 3 y,
st. 3anI SAG, obsr M2b., 9uurtIorh 2!3o. mi
ser. 62a GibsNroabtuae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Sciraths.G~ icca5cn.

@llbur ". Snclla 81 mo Moru
NJ. 9lonfncr 20 Sabre alt; Applitnnt
Charles ". Wront, illr.. Nr. 1902.
@eit = Baltimore StrnBe.
Hopmono ". Yobner - uno Nlice
Nf. &opan Is Sabre alt, 9cibc Dor;
Sobnstopn, go.
Stnnisluls Wconilati u, Curtis.
Ban, Wb,, nnb MgncS (pplprcf %
Sabre alt; Slpplifont Selen Sud)ifp,
Nr. $40, 5elitrnBc.
Nonb 9. StnpcIp %, @ittmcr, mo
Soruh !. Sutrcr l6 Sabre oft; Ip.
pllfunt Somurb ". @ofrr, Eolmprd,
~.
Gronf <. Sutp TO. @ittpcr. Nr.
S13, @cIt Sroutliultrnbc. mo Imc-
lio i. Scdcr. Wittnc, II Sabre oft.
Yctcr Gicbl - mo (iQic II. go
tcrnlcpcr 20 Sabre alt, @cibe bon
9ort, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
X,eIteru YIarplans Giienbaba.

Nciteru MarDlaub Giienbaba.
Sesinnenb 81. -Gep.,. berIdbt SiuensStaticn.
SSstida.
40 W,oraens = ebiieiipptt,. Saasrstorn. y
& %. No.. M1stesbore. gtnmbersburg urn
aisaenpulrien SonrtoG, Sancod uro Gunber'
a.l5 sladu. - Accommodation nae unirn.
.l.ib Radm. - acknowledgement. SauptIirie.
SagcrstpTn. Snncod, GbipperS6rre unt dis'
petcIn.nen Spnntne. Treoeri6 uro Gnimitf'
BURG tYnrIorsy9asaons).
81 ,itGi, ausgcnpmmen @pnatnA.
100 Morgens-gcrf. y. uEb s. Gtn.. nEo Cut
$50 Demonstration. rah gturmont.
1857 Demonstration 9I1ret. Aeftrntnitsr.
9rieeoiHe (SreoeridI, Gmrnitsbura, 9tne'
mont. Ysap uesboro. @bd mi ersbmre, Sa2sr&s
iotur. Sancud, Cumberland, GIIuS (Suffets
$50 NadnL-SanShints, bitIin bon gmorh.
@rope, fcrner .Doff, Safober, 0et:sSbura uHh
Y. ynh 8. Ttb.
80 gohm.-giiom. mao SGrobsr.
t.16 GbennS-2lffoui. mad urtDnsHrthgG.
gnr gauifaat.
1.9o ubenbk--NfiDlt. mt uniorsNrtelt.
AHx HoNutagt.
'5 uhrnbS-giipm. nod naioa.eriSas unb
SdHober.
s.saIi. niei on gsnnIsIpania.aes Station.
stsc.BrM. /. SEM anaasr. osn.J8..1st.
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Baltimore Somt' Tafet.G ompnanie


ING. ahb jnuct.Iftge 9ai.atnie.)
Ffe !Wereinigte Staateni Foit befbroernb..
1anpfer .,@irG'n!a" (ncuI, ,saabaEa,"
,eerraia," ,.searrhce".
Sn!nsfer tabren tiqIih Sorriaes ausse'
ts, a%iaht.strnte,. $50 shenos. brett mad Obj
&ctnt Comfort, @orfclt, 9ortsnoutb uno auen
Rnfften oe5 SiiberS. 8erbinoung In Glib
Guint Comfort nit Der &C. & 8. GiIenbabn".
RAD Ritmoro. Ierbinenre in Portsmouth NIT
benz rSeabparo gir Cine" foIioen. Bulge nab
%ortsrron!b mo gtIonta. IN Norfoli 9serbtn.
oung nit Der .Itlnlltic GcnIt aine," gorfoIf
unS treftItf lino .Slo Centurion Cine" na9
%gietobcrn. @aibinston. N.sG.. Hi4moro, ga.,
UNI 9tepsYori.
MabLeiten rn6 europdittem BIan., .puru.
rifle aniiiten5iTnicr, eieitrif6e NeIetdbtuna,
Nairpfbetiunq. Golrn frct. Rcferbtrte ealnteis
%3inlnrer in ben @inet sgiirrnnr Der. Fab Cine
gr. i07, SftS0nltimc Etr0Be; gr. 506--50s.
eigbtsStrube; G. 81. 9. Office. Siiooft.gde ber
baltimore uro GnInertsStrnbc; .gontirrntal
gr,f! Nuileing" unb @l1au9b's, gr. 100, aloros
gparleeestrdbe.
Sohu II, SherfappS, O.. Wrotua,
WtesFrGf. II. 8er. saPnraecr. Sen. sRaf. .iQert.
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garmaterialten, Sbiiren, Geniter'
robmelL 2aoen etc.
Sames 3. ;5pitsF & &c., 1t5-117 SAb.8tsos'
rtG.etrGSe,
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OeI9aftss@ cgDeiicr.
Ei&rr., gpahitor' sRs fstsl.
&chariSsI rtifsl.
Tie sissrs & bids Co., t04 G~iiosSoSurb.StG

Seitungen 3eitihriftea etc.
,Tst Baltimore geius Gp,t" Gab,b abertron
Bic. yel1aftsfGgrcr, SIS 0eitt5ernlansstr.
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IiAlLIIE[lMRIl&QlnW
" 9Aslte. I 1dsIi&. uuseenpmmex eomntass.

HEpreB3uge oJeoe Stunoe uut pIe S.HheS' oou
bet GaHioelpS Citation ra1 Hafsta0tpu an
DnGenineen ZOO gorn,. bis s.60. NbenbS.
1rlbere Mbfabrt bon Der Wit. RohaI'Gtatton.
3ixcfts 9etbtEonns tn Der neuew n1tsns
Citation a. Dafstnsfpa NIT snsa f6stiA Setsss
ben 2intsu.
naittneton, bsrIai!sn Mt ngsa!.etattcx:
1905, s6.15, f7.t0, *7.45. $3.50, $3.50, f10.6e.
til S.. s11.55 gorn1, .121e. t12;5s, ti.8,
.24s, 1880, .t1e, t4.55; t5;55 &aanL 'o.os.
8erinfItn 9ambeisG tntion 1900, 'e.16. te.20,
t7.o0, 1920, 300, 1920, 1000, 1000, t11.06
Barn, 1890, t12.o2. '12. 20. t1.00. s1.e6,
t2.o0. 800, 1895. 1900. .4.So. t5.e0, 1905
Rndnt., +6.oO, s5.18. 1920, 1900, $500, s8.te
(9Lnitsbi. $1,000, 1905. at1.o5, s11.92 9so1:
sreSssifs ea n 81 ,emhist On rs s;s1 'iao s9.1S
taetrstow1, Wst. STANDARDIZATION, ,t7.Ab HorM.
$50 ssadnl. GnInoen .Stttipr, f7.tb. t3.eo
SorM,, f3.bo. f4.o0 Naam.
Gpsaf Blue atAe
saA TtiinoeiBtta Rhh Rep.8ssI
Htner IerMlnus on Der OtetunestpGr3tehn
strate, seip'0ort. beauem na@ 40teD n1b
rttoterH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Reraauts C @inerS transport. So.
yautpfer.2tnte.
Srndt une Yd1fdeiere.
ytnt5 Qufton unb benz GJten.
sorntna. 9icri!ne nro Srsiing, 8 llbr aberbS.
JtoN pr6bihenre uno benz Sfien.
SouHt19. Diiitfpod una Srettag, @ u5r 6bettt.
9tu9 9tepportsgteps
SdcIip. duSgenommen Wipntag unh Gn,nifao,
6 llhr gbenbs.
q Stnti unGcnommcn td9I:dh biz 5 l1br Ro1n.
tlr be!iielben Tag fabrenoe 9ampfer.
gG1 Snhaunah nnb Dem Sfben.
Sienitag. Sonnerftog uno Gamitaa,
q ubr MbeHoS.
D. y. Tie9riG. @aent. Risr 3, 3nk s..0aA.8tr.
ut3,I&S-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Wational .9anfen.
Sir CIo sopa g%iettcnni sani"" aan: nnh
GIetersGtrnbc. Sacob u. Soot. #rdfhent;
S5urp 8. 9ieoue. Guifirer.
,3nciie 9intipudlssjGutt" 432 eaosBrpab:ndh
". 6. Sagaer. aaiiirer.
,s1sHtrn 5~,ntiondt 3aui," IA aprb'gmtdp'S.t
". Murrluit &Giitrer.
.Sarmtrs & Dssthants' Rattssss psst"
Sputbs uTo GonitarosStrabe
GtaQtssVanfen.
,Ssnstas Faut BON Baltimore" %salttmors
nno &oIioap.StraBe. 9tunult fsehtr. %rafi'
btnt; V. J. Gtht, Stasnleiftsr.
Gpar.Banfen.
.Traifthe eparbant pus e~aIttmsse," cuiaD.
81. saats essrbonF'S Baltimore trass unb
Observation-Disclosures.
9rllIt.Gcmpagnieii.
.aearp,uns srst Co." s'orbrpsf. Ode Colbert
Hrsfto sff!'G Eafroa Bon sseS. saane nn Ter;
serbs Gpen.er, iur., Siilfss5habmeiiter;
San Stinner,. &iiltssGetretdr,
,Satsimrre SrRit x ~aorostse S." &duttasls
aooofaten.
seofps GutherIrt, sSettsnrtpaLt, sr. 10. On,
fertuaton'GiraBe. Is. & y. 95cRs, 81. Ynil
snri y. III. eduls. 1913 Cam ruilbins.
JHtauHs sOts, 28i-26o Gaiosrt Building.
MISUNDERSTANDING @erdtse una
SGn,reien.
ariYitR & farmer Cd. 205 sS0co, xtross.
Tarmor. uno 8ronit. 8erte.
Z. SiluGrtrer & gIsae, 7t4-71s s,eN,soyt,
uio.ssGfrabe.
%g!umbina, SURFACES, Garae3 una
Cof., cNohSc4s, ,,,S W;r,e,,
esaastt o''s' b23 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u,,,Fsri+r,;oA, ,,,h g~I,,,rLere
NhpiSt i~hllepC INV Fih'"pehp.
srl.p'on: sS'Ite 1929.
cse,,o, no,,;
D'!4ei'
&ariieIs, ashSeilt;@9aaaaer 1o1--1o2 ssom'
.g~sttrerla scucr . e,efnrter,iuos . U,.ujAott.@
oS-.,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

2eifenbeltatter.
kanbers Z easne, t70S-t710 Garfon,1bfnHe
taa. gsas, 92prtps un6 0reenulountsAbtlue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Gctcftio. Mscntnr.
ssorhnuer 4 etmiet, Iattolget ncr smtfb
Geft & QpDrs, Or. 500. GdIpert gutioiRa.
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hambgrgsN

2irett ndn Sall0ur0.
Spppel% Idranbea.
&ysres. xao Tafiasier. Stsak.
Qurshsrs Na,erifa 4. 2iHie,
&i-45 SrcabwaD, 8sm.gorl
Grtbar @. Mubioa,
snt altea Slate.
l27 Si.@alhgsre"Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Rational .9anfen.
,Ssr cIS suDa gettcnni sani" aan. nnh
GIetersStrnbc. Sdc01 u. SOot. +rdftoeIlt;
,3fUrites siatiruais SAINT 48a snb.srpob.pah
IS. 6. Q&agaer. aGiftrer.
,sasfern S~,ntional 9aut," IA slprb'gutatp'Str
". Warrtoti &Giitrer.
warmers & Wsest,ants' gfttsaGs Banfs :
Sput1s uHo GrmharosSIrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Vanfen.
,Ssnstse Faut BON g%alttmore," ealttmor.
nno &ouioap,StraBe. 9tunuli &eher. *rGF'
btnt; L. J. 6iht, ~S6otueifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Trte0hnfI

Srte0bofe.
,aspssa eari geu.eters," Btreas: u Rsn.
eGratnaos5trube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

glehplat!cn, WetGl etc.
ss.s. Gssfiiu & 81. (meoroortd). 1t--1a
butt srttoNs Strabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

9rltIt.G
.s9arptaas srgtt &c." slorbtreft tde Galbert.
Bylfocnt; Carroll Son gteb, G~uatmcifter;
Serbs Gpen.er, iur., Siilfef5habMeiiier;
san Stinner, &itItssGefretdr.
,Sadimrrc SrRit 4 @aorostee S." &duttasls
Sullbixg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Gpar.Banfen.
..Trntfthe sbdrbunt puE eaIttMsse," cntaD.
mo NdltimoresSirnbe.
& SaaisS 2snrhnut," SaIitmcte'E irase rtb
&ntlpuI1 oulssslueliue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Mooofaten.
sbofps GutherIrt, sebtSnipaIt, Sr. 10. On,
GCrtuGtonsG iraBe. Is. & y. 9bcRs, ct. Snnl
ih39 ~.
anrl ". NJ. efuit. 1918 Gam wuilbins.
juftluHS Suts, 28t-260 Gaioert Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

P!lmbing, Furnaces, Ganse3 unh
Sefen, Gadocten nn6 N.nnen.
seuastt 9Tps., b33 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Der ncuc StauoorO Eil-Eru5cf.

&nl iMljnItcn ToQc miro sic GclO.
.briBc Oic$mo[ nidt iibcr $4,000
trtr0lcn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19
W. n. M'CILL RETURNS FROM THE EAST
HIGHLY OPTIMISTIC AS TO THE OUTLOOK

the west. 1 think that this will be ap-
predicted and that the, bank will get q
very large share of the business of the
mining industry. However. it's activ-
tiles will not be confined to the mining
and smelling field. Railroads a:l4 9TH
er business will also be taken car
Of
THE capital stock ot the bank was
largely oversubscribed, fact that
speaks well for the favor with which
the enterprise Is considered. You have
previously published the list of officers
and directors and the people here are
doubtless familiar with all of them
Best known here, perhaps. are WnL B
Thompson and Georgue e. Gum, who
are also known in every mining camp
of Importance in the country as thor
ough-going mining men. Park City
mining interests are represented by Mr.
Keith, while among other directors are
representatives of the Cole-R and
otheri mining and smelling interests
The Organization appeals to me as orr
of the very strongest ever put up In
the west and one that has a great deal
of business within, itself, and I be
lieve that all the optimism that m y
be indulged In concerning its future
will be well warranted 4e,.' R..
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19
ENrERTAINED BY GOVERNOR.
Charles b. streeksr Heard Much Abou
ss,,s the State iYesterday-Dinner
as..s -. .e,yY Followed. ,5,es

IA CharleseB.l Strecker. publisher of the
Boston Financial News. was entertain
ed very agreeably during two hours
yesterday afternoon at the University
club by Governor D.aS. Dickerson. A
number called during the time to pay
their respects to Mr.. Strecker as the
guest of the governor. During their
time together the governor and the
publisher engaged In a conversation
which dealt with affairs in Nevada gen.
orally. with particular reference to its
mining enterprises. Mr.. Strecker stat
ed later that the governor was mine
of information regarding the enter
prises of the state and that ne certain
1y had its best interests very much at
heart.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Strecker
were the guests of honor at a dinner
given at the Steptoe. at which r. H.
Plate was host. Among those present
were Governor Adams, w. N. Nc
Gill. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs
A. Vatican.
The dinner was in part in observa-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19
TAFT RESTS ( !
IN Lone STAR |||
Has Great Day in San
Antonio Thousands Of
School Children Cheer

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 1S.-President
Taft spent busy seven hours in this
city today before leaving for his broth
er's ranch near the southern line of the
state, where he will spend four days.
Charles P. Taft has had a golf
course constructed on the ranch and
between this favorite sport and horse
back riding the president expects to
have thoroughly good time.
On his way to Fort Sam Houston this
morning, the President was driven
through lanes of school children, IA
900 in number singing america" as
he passed
After greeting the soldiers at the
fort, the president proceeded to the
nearly completed post Chapel, where
with a simple ceremony he placed the
corner stone in the niche preserved
for it. Following the chapel ceremony,
President Taft held reception on
Alamo plaza. His visit ended with an
informal luncheon given by citizens.
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FOR
lfpE1os va - o. 4
THE EAST
Thompson D Party, Highly
Pleased With Findings
In DiStrict--Mr. Streck-
er Likes Boston-Ely.

The j.. L. Thompson party, augment
ed by David Cole, assistant general
manager of the Greene Cananea Cop
per Co. at Cananea, Mexico, and Mr..
Austin, a mining man of Riverside,
Cal, visited McGill Sunday. inspect
ing all of the plants of the Steptoe
Valley Smelling & Mining.
Upon return of the party to East
Ily there was unanimous expression
that they had seen great deal and
that it was of character warrantins
much enthusiasm as to the efficiency
of the equipment provided for the re-
ductfon of the ores of Nevada Con. and
Cumberland Ely. 1t was said that
operation as observed was excellent
and that construction of plants of the
extent of those in commission since
the breaking of ground in the midst
of the desert, three years ago. was
marvellous. ,'t
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and Miss Ma
bel Thompson concluded their visit
yesterday morning. when they left for
New York. They expressed themselves
as greatly pleased with their visit to
the district and as expecting to make
return trips in the future. The extent
| of development and ore production of
| the camp was a surprise to them, al
though well informed by frequent re-
ports as to what had been going on
here. In consequence they take east
with them much enthusiasm about the
district. Before leaving. Mr.. Thomp-
son said that he was particularly
pleased with tho progress made In
last Ely and looked for rapid upbuild-
| ing there as we'll as In all the balance
of the district from now on. Regard
Ing the stock market outlook he sa. :
that he could not see anything to
prevent great deal of activity during
the balance of the year, with high tide
conditions during 1910. Coming as this
does from one of the biggest brokers
i In New York. n member of the New
York Exchange, the opinion carries
much weight. "a
| George E. Gum and Albert McCor-
nick went out to Salt Lake with the
| Thompsons yesterday morning. Will
here Mr.. Gum was, as usual, very busy
| in looking over Coppermines property
and other of the unn-Thompson in
terests in the district. He said on de-
| parture that he had nothing new of
| Importance to report, but that every
| thing appeared in very satisfactory
| shape. Remaining of the party which
| came in Friday are Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Strecker, of Boston, who take
departure this morning.
Yesterday Mr.. Strecker visited Bos-
ton Ely property. from which he re-
turned with expression of belief thai
! t..fs company he'd excellent show for
the making of mine The pioneer
work which has been done by Boston
Ely in the lime, he said. entitled it tc
a great deal of credit and to the graft
tude of the district, while he felt that
Superintendent E. W. Ralph deserved
very high credit for HIS part In the de-
velopment of the property TO. date.
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New Copper National at
Salt Lake Appeals to
Him as Mining Boon

w. N. McGill has returned to the
district from a several weeks trip IN
the east, during which he visited New
York, Boston, Chicago and other
cities. He was accompanied by Ex-
Governor Adams and they have since
been busy with their interests in range,
stock and sheep. W 33S a3
Seen.at his offices yesterday, Mr.. Nc
Gill said that while away he had met
with business men in all Of the cities
he had visited and that without excep-
tion they were looking forward to
boom times and the greatest era of
prosperity the country has ever known.
The general conviction Is that the last
months of this year will see the be-
ginning in earnest of a great advance
movement. The feeling In the east, he
said, had enabled him to return home
highly optimistic as to the future.
Mr.. McGill stopped in Salt Lake on
his way back and had a conference
while, there with President W.. w. Arm
strong of the new Copper National
bank, in the organization of. which Mr..
McGill is a prominent figure. Speaking
of the bank yesterday. he saidethat it
would probably open for business
about the first Of the year in splendid
quarters in the new 'Newhouse building.
"Some Iof the very strongest men in
the west and Interested in western af :
fairs are engaged In this banking en-
terprise," said Mr.. McGill, "and be-
lieve with many others that the insti-
tuition will soon grow into the. largest
in Salt Lake and one of the largest and
strongest in all the - west, Locally
there will doubtless be pleasure found
in the fact that mcst Of those engaged
with capital in the bank are of the
original crowd which came into Ely
and started things moving w-sa such
splendid and lasting results when the
copper boom came on. 1t is a fact also
that assures that the new bank w..l be
friendly to Ely interests. and daubtless
this feeling will be reciprocated by
people Of the district. t
Z "The new bank will live particular
attention to mining and smelling busi-
ness and it is believed will fill re-
quirement that legitimate mining en-
terprise has long stood in need of in
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COLE RYAN CONCENTRATOR EXPERT HERE
FROM CANANEA FOR LOOK over CAMP
David Cole Says he Will
See all Properties but
Give GirOux Most Time

David cole assistant general man
ager of the Green Cananea Corpe' CO,
Cananea, Mexico, is in the, districs to
remain. as he puts it. until he has seen
it all. He is stopping at the Steptoe
hotel in East Ely. with Mr. Austin. an
cid time mining man who now has
his home at Riverside, Cal.
Mr.. Cole Joined the Thompson patty
on visit Sunday to McGill, being
personal friend of J. E. Thompson be-
yond which there was no Significance
attaching to their meeting, the latter
being entirely accidental. Yesterday
he went to the mines
Mr.. Cole has been an important fac
tor in bringing the Greene Cananea
years, from the state of inefficiency
into which it had fallen at the time of
requirement of control by the Cole
Ryan interests. He Is considered oae
of the best concentrator men in ne
country.
Mr.. Cole said yesterday that wh'e e
he intended seeing all of the mines of
the district and visiting the reduction
| works at McGill he would probably
devote the major portion of his time
| to the GirouX. 1t is presumed from
| his association with the Cole-Ryan in
| teres.s and the high esteem that Z. +.
| Cole is known to have fo: rhe ability
of the 0anaEea man as q concent' tor
builder and operator, that he is here
] to size up Giroux mill needs as well
as possible at the present stage of de-
ve!opment of the property. in order
| that his advice ,r;ly be available later.
! Giroux is not likely to be advanced
sufficiently for several months with
the large amount of work now In
hand and which must be done, to en-
able it to begin final concentrator
/ plans, but doubtless the preliminary
steps will not be delayed much longer