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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
500 gcIOlnnno. 500.

Die 2eier bieIer 3eitung per6en
it9 %freuen, al erfobrell, 6nB es per.
igitens cine gefiirdtete &ranfbeit
giebt mel9e bic 8iiieni0aft in ali
iBren Stufen al beiIen inn Staloe
lit; Sails aotarrb.Sur lit sic elm.
5ige iebt Der ar5tli4en 8rii0eri6aft
befannte poiittpe Sllr. adtarrb error.
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cine conititutipHelle gebanoIung.
genommlen uno tpirft brett auf 0as
gllit uu0 Die i6leintigen Sbertla9en
OeS Spltems, Oaonrd Die @rlnoIage
Der aranfbeit ~3erit6reno 11nb Dem
8atienten &raft gebenb, inoent tie
Die Contribution oes &orpers alf.
baut nno ser Natur at iDrem 8er.
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telio bel @ertrnlten 5l ibram Sell
frdften, baB iie einbun6ert 9ollars
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men. Nan aoreiitre:
S. S. Gbenep & 60, SoIe6o, 8.
8erfalift bon allen g(potbefern rs
cents. $aGls 6amiIien.Billcn iin0
Die beiten.
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amftiSn.

Der llnter3eid)nete miro All Der alien
gSiIh 3tueoiger Saun, 4 WleiIen Iiibl. BON
Gcrmarn, am
S%pnneritae ben 81. 0ftober 1909,
folsenOeS, perI0nIi1e Gi9enibum aui
oiicnilid1er guttiou on ben Wteiitbieieuoen
UNI 8 ubr Woreens ~Giauseno pergauien:
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eduIer, ! Iait gang ueuer, sm~eiipdnnieer
g8osen, l 9ue9p, l 3~peiIpGmuger qilus, /
einlpGnni9er pIlug, l ialt 9aR3 neuer 6ras.
mGber, l 9eured)en, l G9ee, ] 6cibp,en,
l aofoien, l gidbmaid)ine, cine Quontitdi
Seu in Der Sd,eune, ebeniauS &prn I'M
Sauien, 800 SUP eidenes gauboIS, unac.
iGbr 175 Sal. neuer Soes Seeolin9 Weil,
tinaeiabr 6 OUT, Siibner, cine 9InsabI g9etu.
idiier rno Sdbdeu, ioluie oieIe an6cre pauss
utn aiifensSerdtbe, gu 3abIreidl nm ause.
flbrt gu meroen.
acknowledgements aae Summen bis
3u SIS 90, 8aar. Sir sr0Bere getrGee
pito Elm areoit bon II Dtonat bctpiQi9t,
9e9en gtote nit gutter Siir9iGait.
5rib Stettler.
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6roaenidnt naO 6rancnredte.

Cine Ser beiten Grrrngeiiidaiten
mo0erner auIturitaaten iino ole @e-
ieee 5um Sf)ube ser 6ruucn ulto
ainber acGen AuSbelitlmg Our6 &C.
ruiiienloie 9(rbcitqebey, DAB Sic &c.
troffencn @toBrSgcIn INNER nod
uiel SIT miinibeu iibsig loiier, ltegt
lin Scr Noiur Ser Sobc. Wfan fam
@egeln aitfitellcll, melGe sic 6abrif.
ur6cit oiii cine pe.timnlte Stunocn.
3obl bcidrinfclL gIeifartige Ser,
Ibote fir 6te @au&nrbeit 81 erGaiien,
lit aber leioer rlrm6gltd. Die lin.
menidIidfeit ser Sdnitbiloem III
beuen 6raueli lul0 GinDer bis CUR
IauBeriteu Grib0pfung ole SdnOe
regen miiiIen, fann Ourh @eiet nidt
beicitigt %peroen, ion6ern MIR ourd
8eri6ie6itng ser GriperbsoerbdItnii.
ie, Die wieOerum cine aellOerumG IN
ierer gar5cu iocialen ginrihtungcn
6eoingt.
GAP oie ulrgiiritige wirtbidaft.
Iide Gage ober alt9 in Die 6abrif,
orbeit btl~iibergereift un0 ole geics-
lid @ei6iieten 3%lpin9t. gegen oieien
.Sdub 81 proteItiren. bat iidI ncier.
oil9S IN SIliloiS ge3eigt, 100 bit ar.
belt Der 5rauen in 5a6rifen atf 3cbu
.Stuuten tdglih bei0rduft lit. Sort
baben 3pei 9lrbeitcrinnen in elmer
4appidla6teIfnbrif einen GinbaItsbe.
fe6t 0l9en Die gr5pin9ung Oes be,
treifcnoen @eietes nudJgeiud)t nnD
erl1u9t, neil 0oiIel6e ite oes &edtes
All grbeit beralbe lul6 oe$Dolb Elm
ulfonitiiuiioneller @iugriIf in Die
parionlile 6rcibeit lei. Sic be.
griihoeien ibren 8roteit irOem Tie
erfldrtcu, OaB tie bel 5ebultiinoi8er
IrbcitS5eit nidt gelatg perOienen
tonatclt, nm oooon 5lt Iaben, o6id)on
ije gcponOte utO ]erio9rene @(r6eiter.
linen iiiO. @Iei45sitig er6ieIt oitfj
i0r a[r6aiEaeber ginen Ginhaft5beieh[
nuo1ocm cr icin @ciu@ oaulit &c.
,griinoct Gatta, baB Sic Gur1fiibrimg
ocs @cicGc$ i'm Der fonlttptionea
Gapd6rIejItetan Grai3sit oep Stoutroft
i@lty5una berau5c.
g. mntcrliegt teincm 3meiial,
oaB Der Giu6nlt&6eic0t BON sen b6b
crcn @ari9ten-ni9t oufre9t er6oL.
len miro. gbcr lpie cleno muB 0ie
Gage ser @rbcitertnaen iein, pelAe
6ittcre 9ot9 bo8u 5tUirot, iiir cine
pilltiiriibe Gerldngerltlg ibrer 9tr.
6cit5Beit ia fdmpie,t!
@epormunOung Der SnOuitrie
Surd) @eiebe eriAeint fcineslpe9a er.
Itrc6enslpertb. @obI a6cr @egulir.
ing ser Q6bue Our6 Organization
Der gtrbcit. Dem NIT OaOllrdI fam
nerbinOrrt Derocn, NaB Die 8eieBa
sum Sdr,b Ser Observation-Disclosures
Iibre S6arie geoen oieic ielbit fe6rcn
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Die trauernbeu ainoer,
nebIt gnteltinoer,
D~anRfaaans

r~lnIeren Der, Iid1fcu 6ant biermit allen
9erpouoten. Tadbnrn uno 5reunoen, peI.
die ms, unIGblid oeS 5ooes u%nierer inniaIt
9eliebien Satin, Wutier, Sodter uno
SdnpeIter, Sena 8 q enritter T, seb.
ainmeI, ibre EbeiInobme beaei9teu i,no
BEN @eerdbuiB beiiuohnter, i~InIereu eans
beionoereu Sanf bieynii ben YobrtudtrGs
germ, ioipie audi fir Die soblrcid)su, prad)ts
ocQen 9lumenipeuocu, unb Dor sluem benz
6crrn paitor 6. Sueomeper iir Die 98orte
Oes SroiteS uno tiei %empiunoene Srabreoe,
rueIdIe er benz anoenten Der 9eritorbenen
geniomet bot.
Der trauernoe 6oite,
SuIiu 8. % aenrttter,
nebIt Climber,
s baS. 81 n: g ATTN,
nebIt Ginoern.
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WablsMeti,.

Die idbrIidc 9erIammIuna Der slttie en-. IN.
haber Der Aerpapu Rrewtn4 60, Sur Gr'
.lpnbIurg bon ijeben Cireftprrn e~cnanHier
6eIciIdlaii tiit ooS fcmmeuoe Sdbr fiuoet
" pntd q. ben l.. u b E M b r,
1909, spiid,en 0 Ilbr 8ormittneS uno 3
ubr Nad)mitioaS in Der SiiiBe Der 3ermauu
grefoina 60, in .SermanH No. itait,
GIle 9lit9lieoer iirn b0iidlit trIudt emit
tucoer peri6bulidb nner ourh Gielpertreitr
tprorg1, iid) du Der g6oGl su 5eibeiligeu.
J.a etuitraJe oeS Girctta RUNS,
Gmii =. S1uh,
SefreiSr.
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0aneiacmns

rlnIern beralidlier Cant biernlit alien
9eriuanoieu, Nad1born uno Sreunben, me-.
dc urs, oniiBIid) oeS SooeS unityes scs
lichien 8atcro uno SrnSnaierS, e q + I
Q Q d r. biitlreIdl uno tb~eilnehmeno sur
Seitc itanoen uno Der 9ecrotenng beilpobu.
ten. u~nieren h%efonbern Can't ben gabr,
tudltrdseru, uno iiir bic oielen iG)6uen gIi.
.merIpeuoeu, iorpie audi 6erru Qaitpr g.
Siiomener, iiir bic iroitreiGlen Worte. rpeld)e
er nm 9rabe oes 8erItorbeuen 9eIprofen
bat.
Sie trauernbeu 8inoer,
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@ai6instuns gseltffeden

Iicgen in Den aie0eren, iumpii.
gen Bottoms 6es gotcHof 8lltiias,
Sem Brlttbeero Der Mtalario- Saline
9ieie Seine perl1riadelt GbiI[s, Sc.
Der ltil0 ague, 8ili6ftGt, @elbiudt,
S9pd1e un0 aI[gemeine
GnttrGitung, unO bringen iSbrliG
&bauie1Oen 2eiOen ooer sem Soo,
9lber GleFtrif 8itters berieblt uia
b%ieieIbcn 81 5eritoren mo MoIaria,
2eioen SIT furierer. g9ieIelben finb
oos bette Stdrfir9s. llno Seif-I}itt.
rl fir Malaria, peIdeS i'd ienloIs
aebrandlte," idrei6t u. 81 SarteS,
ION 2oueIlen, @. 6. 9ieielbcp
furieren Moaeit- 2eber., geieren. inns
@lut. @cihperoeil itltS perbiiten oen
GDpDus gerindt bicIeIben, Scots.
garrantierf, bon @aIfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

Undergraduate rutr6 in ibrer mobnuno !.
Dem iriiberen slebsI Gigentbum, an her ,s,I :
hd)en 5~ipeiten etrabe am w
Samftas ben 16. Ottuber 1909.
iolsenbss, peri0nIi9e Gisentbum ouf s5.r,.
i'c9er auttion an Den WleiItbieienben ns..
tauien: oer'
. Selen. 3 gettitelen, Siidle unb IonB;o.
9ane' uno aiidlenseratbe, Ionic Gina e;Ss
uuo ou6a Garteu9erdibe. Fe
aulan9 Der guttion l nbr Hodumittooa
Observation-Disclosures. gaar.
frau aat5erine Suberi5micbf,
aeb. eousr'
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8n gsrmietben
3a @erlauien.
gu @ertaufcn.

Msine meme parlOr OrseI au einem maBi.
gen PreiS.
SRI Hprma 81 nrtin
@ascpnabe, Mo.
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Sritiidcr g5iirdtenir" pom Staprl
gclnpfen.

Sorts mout1, GnglonO, so.
Sept. Sier Iief 5ellte yNIeptune",
oas od)te, Der groBen britiId,en
5dladtiHifie Der GrenonpugDt-alai.
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2u pertaufen.

Sine Got nit 3lpei guten @pbnbdnlcr NIB
aleu- glebengcbGuoeu, on Der 6itllden, 5pci.
ten Straiie.
Nad5uIraseu bel,
s9 M. q aut6 d..
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8n @erfonfen.

gIeueS g~pohnbauo nit 2 Gotten an Der
Iibtid1ep MiarIi StraBe.
~9lodSuira9en bel
Spfepb 2 d 10 a r e,
5crmann, Vic.
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Nene 4n8eigeM.
y htuna.

ale Sicienigen peld1e 0eu in 9olen GEE
prcBi su bober ipiiaId9en, ioaten iid an ben
uuler5eidueitn merben.
Gbparo Setterer
&crmoun, gio. y. 4. .. 20. 3.
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aepfel gu gertaafen.

9eri6i,Oene sOrteu gcpieI au Dertmisu
8. S, Ruebiser.
Sermann, No.
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6Iora gtullmeper bat ii6 auf
lGllgere 3eit mad ct. 2ouis bcgcb-
on
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
TAFT TO LOOK INTO
BIG TAHOE WATER DEAL

Dispatches from Washington de-
clare that President Ialt has order
ed an inquiry into the deal between
the Reclamation Bureau and the De-
partment OF The Interior and the syn
dicate headed by W. F. Hammon, by
which the combine has secured DOM
ination OF the watershed OF Lake Ia
noe.
The negotiations involved in the
deal came to head on July lSt whe4
formal contract was entered into pc
tween Hammon's Truckee River Gen
eral Electric Company and the Rec
lamatiOn Service.
William Kent a Marin county cap
italist, was amCng the persons who
Joined in protesting against the con
summation of the arrangement, which
they think will mar the beauties OF
the Lake Tahoe region.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
FIND GIRL IN
BAD PLACE

RENO, Aug. 20.-Sadie kradower.
the 17-year-old girl VINO has been
nving in houses of .ll-repute under
the name of Ethel Brown, and Jack
Seigman, who, it is alleged, lured her
away from her parents, Morris Kra-
dover and wife at 1909 O'Farrel
street, San Francisco, were arrested
last night by officers Duncan and
DevencenZi and are now in Jail await
ing the arrival of an officer from
Marysville. In all probability Seg-
man will be taken back to Marysville
or San Francisco on a charge of lur-
ing a girl from her home to a life of
shame and as this is a felony in Cal
ifOrnia, the future is not very bright
for the fellow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
NINA HAS BAD
LITTLE FIRE

NINA, New, Aug. ZJ.-At 1915 las
night TIRE was discovered in the build.
ms owned Dy Justice OF the Peace j
Nj. Moody, and used as a post ofiic.
and confectionery and stationer,
store, Mrs. Moody being postmistrcs-
but Aer husband acting as postmasLe.
III her absence. Before ali could b,
lendered the building ami contents
we've, with lna exception II the reg
lStered mai. entirely destroyed.
Ih loss to MI. Moody will be some
$4,000, with but $3.50 insurance. Til,
building alone was valued at $11OC
and the stock Of goods would easih
reach $500. Origin Of the fire un
known
A mail car will be used temporar-
lIy until postoHice can be secured.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
MAY SUE HIM
FOR STORY

NEW YORK, August 20.-RoDert
W. Chambers, author, may be sued
Tor SANDER because OF his latest
novel, The Danger M:rk. So may
ening Post in wlicn the story is
running in serial FORM
Relatives OF Louis Gordon Ham
mersley and katherine HammersIey,
young heirs TO the So, 800, 800 tS-
tate OF James Hooker Hammersley
believe, it is said, that those children
are being portrayed by Chambers as
Scott Seagrave and Geraldine Sea-
grave.
The Seagrave children, in the story
are more or less OF a bad lot, espec-
tally the girl Each has an inherited
weakness. The girl shows hers by
soaking Jumps of sugar in cologne
and eating them on her childhood
days, and later drinking too much
champagne and too many scotch
highballs. The boy, in the tale falls
in love with the nurse.
Cortlandt de Peyster Field, an un~
Gle Of HammersIeys children by mar
riage, who is one Of the guardians,
admitted today that on Tuesday he
had informed the attorneys for the
Hammersley estate, chief of whom is
Henry B. Mann of this city, to exam
inc The Danger Mark" and see il
any part of it was actiOnahle. Field
said he saw a close parallel between
the fictitious Seagrave children and
the real Hammersley children. The
parallel is plain to any one who
KNOWS the story OF the little Ham
mCrsieys.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
HERO MAY PAY
LIFE DEBT

RAWHlDE, Aug. 20.-Peler Ban
jeuer, a weu-lnOwn miner who at
tempted to rescue a fellow mIAer and
was overcome by powder lumes, TO-
day lies at the point OF death as a
result of his being overcome While
climbing out of shaft and falling
backwards TO the bottom.
Banjeuer sent a miner TO examine
the bottom OF a 6OfOOt shaft on his
miner was almost Immediately over
come by powder fumes and Banjeuer
descended the ladder to rescue him.
He lashed the unconscious man to the
bucket and gave the signal to hoist
and began ascending the ladder.
When 80 feet from the bottom he
was overcome and fell backward.
When rescued it was found that his
skull was badly broken, the bone in
one of his legs prOtruding through the
flesh and the leg will probably have
to be amputated. He is injured in
ternally also.
Little hope is entertained for Ban
jeur's recovery.
Banjeuer is we'll known III the lead
ing camps of tle state. He is ar
Austrian by birth, aged about %
years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
GOOD WORK OF AGENT
is REWARDED AT LAST

The announcement of the Southern
Pacific Of a gasoline car service be
tween Sparks and Truckee twice a
day is good news to Reno and Sparks.
These big cals are Iea..N rduIUeu
automobiles and are in use in many
cOngesIeu sections Oh the railroad
throughout the west.
When the cars We're first put in
service, E. w. Clapp, the company
.leight and passenger agent Tor this
district, asked for a pair OF them
and service in his district. lie has
ties increase business and Clapp is
commended for his enterprise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
NEW SONG MAKES HIT

The new song, Mustang jim" writ
ten by Il Carson lady, made a great
hit at the Lake last night The
manager of the Lake had some very
pretty and appropriate slides for the
song. Tonight will be the last night
to hear this song and also to see tie
good pictures that have been shown.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
the usual children's matinee at 2:30
p. m. and an entire chan ge OF prog
ram. These candy matinees are sure
liked by the little ones and a large
attendance is assured for tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
LEISURE HOUR CLUB NOTICE

Members of the Leisure Hour Club
are reminded that the first meeting
of the coming year occurs on the first
day of September. A member de-
string to withdraw will confer a fav-
or by sending III a resignation to the
Secretary, Miss Colcord, before that
date.
Members wishing to present names
for membership will send the same to
the e-President, Mr.. Vanderiieth,
as soon as possible. Attention to
these details will prevent confusion
in arranging the program for the
coming year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
LEAVE TO PRINTS ARRIVE

We are receiving nearly every day
capies OF the Congressional Record
with the speeches OF the leave to
print" gentlemen on the tariff. The
speeches were never delivered, mere
iy being granted permission to print
a man with not enough time to make
a speech may have the speech print
ed in the Record for use at home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
FIRE DESTROYS BIC
TRACT OF TIMBER

Ed. Sweeney, his son Justice
Sweeney, and a dozen men have been
working for SO hours trying to stop
a forest fire that started below
Swift's station yesterday in upper
Clear Creek canyon.
The fire is confined to the second
growth below the road at Swift's,
and already has swept a lot of good
young timber. The men who went up
yesterday evening have been work
ing like beavers banking and blazing
the ground around the fire in an effort
to deprive the flames of food. The
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20

fire has not yet jumped the road nc
into the big timber above the road
Sweeney has always refused to a
low sheep men to Craze in his tin
ber land but this season he granite
some grazing permits. 1t is no
known that the sheep men starte
the fire, nor is the origin Of the fr
known. A light haze hung owe
Kings canyon all day, presumabI
from the smoke Of the fire which
in upper Clear Creek. Sweeney hor
es to stop it this evening and tha
the fire will burn out by morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
CHEER UP FELLEES

The emancipation of lne married
man is near. There is an invention
whereby a WOnans dress, gown, sack
SKIRT and the other articles OF temin-
ne apparel may be fastened or un-
fastened by simply pulling string.
There is to be no more swearing,
or rather, no further excuses for ut
tering naughty and explosive words
because your vile is late coming
down stairs.
That dear and devoted creature who
bears your name can now nook ul.
herself by means OF patent attach
ment, while you are feeling in your
pockets for carfare.
Heaven at last is smiling on you,
oh, you slaves of the "Hooker-ups
brigade. And oh JOY, and on. you
genius who invoked the blessing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20

Dick Bright may take his PAGER to
heno TO enter a race There between
harness horses.
BailinSer now announces he has NJ
tight with Pinchot. Pinchot says h,
has no fight with any one Taft say
forget it.
Frank ManniN has left The hospital
in Reno, and is much better than h,
has been for months.
The British Bark Zanita has arriy-
ed at Port Townsend A19 days on.
from New Castle. England. The
crew Of 25 men were in sood health
Their diet for weeks was crackers
and rain water.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
LEASERS.
DlGGOLDINSTREET|

result was the came. The button was
pared and was found to contain ST.
O3l, nearly half OF which was gold.
A Sun reported visited the Dough-
erty lease today and found carpenters
hard at work installing Il collar on
the shalt, preparatory to the outfit
getting down to business. The Shaft
is about forty feet deep and is stu
ated about seventy yards east of the
court house On Gold Hill.
This rich ore did not come from
the shaft, which the leasers in the
early days had gouged out on the
east side, but We're not allowed to
continue work, as verticle shafts
We're insisted upon by the company.
They. nevertheless, goth the rich
vein before shutting down, as sam
pies taken by the reporter of this
paper evidence.
Before prospecting this main shaft
Dougherty and associates, Danforth,
Smith and Waters, went to work on a
prospect incline a few feet south OF
the shaft, wnere the vein outcropped
for a width of six inches.
They now have four feet OF $50
ore, with no foot wall in sight. The
hanging wall is perfectly in place
and stands eighty-fve degrees.
Ii
is already the recipient of a couple OF
tons OF as fine rock as ever went to
mill, so far as appearances go.
Bert Gillespie and his associates.
William Hyams and Bill Sheets, are
plugging away at several places on
their lease on Gold hill and they
promise that the second carload will
far exceed the first in value. as they
are hoisting 500 ore from the Shaft
and mixing it with about 100 tons OF
S26 ore on the dump.
Two hundred feet north OF the Cal
ifornia shaft is the Briggs and Ken
dali lease. The boys struck what
looks like pay several days ago. but
they We're not working the lease to-
day and it was impossible to find
either of them and discover what the
rock assays. A fine looking 1S-inch
ledge is exposed in their shallow
shaft.
Several days ago the sun stated
that Messrs. Herring, Sparks and
Nicholson had begun shipping from
their lease dump. This was an err
ror, the information having been re-
ceived too late in the day for con-
firmation. The shipments referred to
were from an adjoining property.
There is no question. however. as
to the ability of the leasers 10 get
carload of $40 ore to mill. for the
entire dump represents taat valua-
tion. according to most careful and
conservative sampiings
The shaft is being run at a forty
five degree incline and is now down
about twenty-three feet. The ledge
is now four feet in width with about
so inches of $40 grade up to remark
able values, gold and silver being
very near equal in value.
Mr.. Sparks leaves tomorrow to pur-
chase a whip, blacksmith shop. and
other equipment. after which work
will be carried on with redoubled Wig
o..
There are several other leases on
the Jim Butler, but in each case the
| owners have either not begun work
or have not encountered values-
Tonopah Sun.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20
JUDGE MURPHY is ILL

Judge Murphy passed a fairly good
night. The first part of the night he
rested well, but toward morning was
not SO easy. A trained nurse arrived
today from Reno anC W. Lar.
charge of the patient hereafter. Miss
Martha Murphy is at home and a con-
stant attendant upon her father, as
is his son, Frank
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-20

OLYMPIA, Wash, August 20.-By
federal constitution permitting an
income tax, the lower house of Wash
ington, legally won the distinction of
being the first law making body on
the Pacific Coast to take action upon
this important question.