davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
MONUMENT FOR HUMBLE HERO
1itizens - Mc.ess1srs. Alx- = SNe~
Appree asscr a. Merk Fs7Sa-
fas cane.

I've acnAxy ef wNrk wel dome am1
sAe NaF1eczsSoz WAscA people have
for wAespeT does RS oorR tassAs salls.
nn HaAsser wAss xAas wor& IL j. inaS
srSse6 in iAe paan q tAe cliSzenS os
Montgomery. AsA. wAa have Nnaerra.
ss& * tGilA 4 nozr rtzt ID x1sa BoA
Good sra. oae1Fgnea negro ffFrT
mAF mhe r'ecfa&1x aaSs ass glEe I'm the
discharge II his 6ss. SAYS ColleF's
Weekly ol4 Boa IS he vas a.
saesiana4ely called. has Ssve6 naore
shAn e5 Ewes On tlse Aaab1na river
ar.en at q xreat RISK cf rs awn. M2ny
Earn es are gra4esns sas hss Arave=s
and s&ln yA5eA Ss4red re NVes 81
anc at gnore et sAt. srcle TA@ fn-
psrA 81 o5E Bss was an elaborate
are Sc charge & LIS RAite srseaas
Now Sat SlkB oneials. business rrlen
szss eclaSo. tAarea are Is join - rals.
nc q funa sor q monument to hss
gnemn Mayer Heagne aeHng n
,horce az the faaa
ID s. an N1nsuAa Aonar 10 Ae uasA
IA AAis worker but ia Is Acresf
ssntiuerf, SucA as peopse feea Al
Aeara sr she qualities a naellss and
ssiisSasghct. ra m6tteE Ny whom fhev
srf manifested
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
Firss csnsrsss rlsr > paslas caast

Frss concrsts Seer o- Snsirs Coast.
The nkw concrete pier IS nov near
lg completed Al ths foos at Caloraaa
axp1ns NAIle caarsse has been
sssea Before ia pitr bu1zlrs tAss IS
me trSi tlne that re<nEorcaa ron
rete wharf AaS been aalt into the
fsclac ocoan he zrsatest pcnx-
at1ce Is Oppressed M it's 8Siag ta
sand the worst storms at tie sar
thus tar 2 Aas 1aeas eooa al rro1n-
Ss
Aaoa Is nore 1sleS we'd ne ten
crs eaeh must as driven 10 cA-ry
ns fasf ont to itS contract length 81
500 leet 'r1ss R5Il occury sSout TWO
oaths mors. whea celebration w1n
Sc planned q xiVs tas pnhlc an 0p-
fanlty % inSPecs the arst pier ol
k1d n tae Nspr3d Santa Novs-
Cor Los AlcssaS Express
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
- -. ). -. : ~.

Fiyrz Maxhsnes ~ Scsats in War.
A NgagAs fsang machine IN order
u cas2st Stzrk caz shs,os upward Il
Trstts sh1zp angle and be out q
anHe tn kew seconds A sAragsnsa
nieat explode fkgrly snts the planes
gthen1 sizahEng 1hsm or ist1rilse
sht e7erAsss As 4 target III j. snall
4nd sxls, dlnr1f IS q hlra "a feAt
a the Sportsman with . 77ne An
arsng Ensy AAwe asrVplanes ~ 10
las - ths 1Avy AAs tsrpedo boats
lapang that some waa retagm 9ro1n
arE fght Though they n2y Ga 11ttls
ne they oA1 see Khzf The enemy
Is aazg and tins one aActar maans
n All she work q an army star zs
rndicAz q change as Ia eliminate the
nsSt amce trnm rAe iuncfsons cf cor.
e7umezf hx the s1Astafusloz 81
zAoagAs t-ansfercace Frederick
Palmer Us CoTsfeas
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

AAsi s. 4al cJ 3arraaceS We tssk
Hf talk onlg rrxasha Was
ea nf man 1crosS the 1lnchean
Hth language 6Anri q rrn-
fsl and csE essef shet f w.as
rrinse ir5his Then 1nolhar
r thikec 4Aoa. gah whlch IS an
lcr language And Then rhs WON
sns language sahass these columns
3hf 1ountess woge q Seax1ee1
sfiis nsr1hoW STOLE. ana Aiack tst
sts bow gsrnislea her aaee aat os
sarnt Taeei straw Il Is fne exam
Sc 81 N'omea's SLAMS BIZ tt TIE nan
& rezus nothing Aux expense ~ ..,r-
son ontlook
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

T1t cougar - mountain lion b
aksin risitns these parts ard Is lo-
oz1ef in Ire elifs af smoke c7esk
MrS. Rssget ssV b tvaos ehis week
So 81 q cave nesg hef ho1s< On u N.
Raksdsys's fa7u. Nr Rs-~e1 shot 81
y tusce. missing d he thoaeit TINS
reek gshr PRATT ran Il aV1y f-am his
hogs one nisht Nus Il sos L ans way.
eating t most 1p
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02
STOCK RAISERS WILL
MEET At TULSA

TIE ANIMAL meeting Tor the election
1T ofRcerS q the 0klAhouaA Farmers
and sack Rzissrs Proteetire associa-
ton Win be hsld il The rztx q Tulsa
0ksa- On Thursday. SsTtenbsT sth.
1873. and al who are Interested in he
o2t1le industry ara requested % hs
present
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

Gunner -<oacref has given 40 MS
AUTOMOBILES and caught ths airslin
6ya--tav lossk 90 ral rtlnK ne
vl De bsrt un Ealue 40.
cnnnss--oh. urta be Eers bsns oau-
"a duxn.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

The N1res anl team 1iIr'e1 me
Ross hrs rV1 Eamss- E1-sl d1T II
L ar tarar c6 Nnvess secuu1 dEF 81 70
11 En- fzvur uf Roza
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

NinssA Is rezg Nen governed clS
ana iaw and oraer prevails here ta
as great an ex1eas ss AnyEAere in
C&aahoraA
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

Sc0iA wilson s<reet cssrlsa0e< q hs
the AeAr1 oi she business district
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-02

Il you tAshR awpasnss ars plsaa
fai ~ 70 rent one
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
KrenkA-Tabatt

A very pretty wedding was performed
ut the Commercial Hotel parlors Tues.
day evening ut five o'clock whom Emma
NJ. Tabatt became the bride of Henry
Krenka. Only u few of the Immediate
relatives of the family were present.
Albert Krenka supported the groom and
II bride was attended by Ruby
Krenka. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Geo. Ii. Greenfield according
to the rites of the Presbyterian church.
AT the close of the service the guests
were invited to the banquet room of
the Commercial Hotel where n very
elaborate wedding dinner was prepared
by the management of the hotel. The
bride and groom departed OIL No. o the
same evening for Deeth from which
place they will go to- their home in
Ruby valley. Mr.. Krenka is well
know in that valley where he has lived
most Of his life. The bride is from
Minnesota, the old home of the groom,
and from the same town where his
relatives live and from which his
parents cmigrated many years ago.
May their pathway in life be strewn
with flowers, and many joys he theirs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13

According to the latest REPORTS. the
Reno officers have not made much head.
way IN solving the mystery surrounding
The murder Of Robert J. Little. They
are working hard on the case and NAV
yet land the guilty persons. Every
good citizen hopes the guilty ones will
hc caught and punished.
Congressman Bartlett has been ap.
pointed n member of the democratic
congressional committee. This indi-
Gates that his standing us Il democrat is
not questioned by his fellow democrats
IN congress. The Reno Journal is liable
to have Il severe fit over Mr.. Bartlett's
appointment to this position.
Chicago is worth -, 203, G92, 345 this
year. That is the grand total of real
estate and personal property on which
the assessed valuation will Ire based. ac-
cording to the computation of the board
OF assessors completed recently. The
real estate was estimated at ii. 40, 3d.
OSO and the personal property ut 1913.
533. 2Gj.
Col. LYMAN returned this morning
from Reno, where he had been on
business connected with his mine ut
Gold Creek. He will leave for the mine
tomorrow. The Col. is sauguine of
developing II body Of ore that will make
Gold Creek Il busy camp. Assay re-
turns Of the ore run rs high as 40
ounces of silver and $40 in gold. Pretty
good stun.
a Los Angeles mother tells the fol-
lowing: One summers eve my little
son of six years was sent to bed at his
usual time; but he could not sleep.
Upon my inquiry what troubled him,
he replied: II can't finish my PRAYER.
I've got as far as Forgive us our tres.
passes as'-but | can't get any further,
for Howard licked me today and | want
to lick him tomorrow"
The body of 4 Woman was found by
the side of the fun" OF the Lake ditch
i'll Reno yesterday afternoon The
body WAS badly dccompoScd and it was
impossible to tell from the features
whether it was the body of Il white
woman or that of ii sluaw. The cloth
ing indicated that it WAS the body Of Il
white wOman 1t was clad in II white
silk waist. "A dark red skirt and white
kid gloves. Her shoes We're oil and she
wore black stockings. Her hair was
black and coarse like an Indians. The
body was taken To the morguc and IN
investigation started.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
Building Big Shops

The forest of steel columns marking
the boundaries of the great buildings
being erected by ike San Pedro, Los
Angeles and Salt Lake road for it gen
eral shops, is gradually disappearing
under its envelope of concrete blocks.
And rs the solid walls begin to tower
toward their forty feet Of height. the
greatness of the work becomes more ap-
parent. Soon the great steel trusses to
support the roof will I've placed in po.
sition.
Work has begun OH the massive, re.
infOrced concrete tower which will serve
as Il smoke stack for the power house.
This will rise to II hight of 175 feet,
with an inside diameter of eleven feet
six inches and when completed will
serve rs Il land mark for many miles i'm
all directions.
IL is estimated that the cost of the i'm.
provcments projected by the Salt Lake
road for Las Vegas will. when com.
pleted, crowd the million dollar mark.
Las Vegas Age.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13

One OF the richest Typographical
errors that we have ever seen and that
IN q publication for printers, appears
III the July number Of the National
Frlnter-Journalist. In describing the
Forestry building, the largest 10y house
ever built. the article says: The dogs
used In the exterior of the building
arc being left i'll the rough, while those
used IN the interior will have the bark
removed"
Reno has a murder mystery. The
body Of X. J. Little was found saturday
morning in an irrigating ditch near the
residence of Senator Nixon. He had
been shot through the head and his skull
hPd been crushed with a rock. Little
was Il comparative stranger in Reno
AMI no motive for the crime is known.
except it be that lie was in possession
oil papers that his murderers wanted.
HIS sho had been taken off and his
torn to pieces, but otherwise his clotlb
ing had not been molested. Officers are
working on the case, hut ut last reports
had 10 clue.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
She Was the Champion

a colored Woman of generous pro-
portions was on the witness stand. and
she made such II good witness for the
plaintiff that the attorney for the de-
Tense planned to throw "cold water on
what she said by finding fault with her
character.
Let me see--you have been arrested,
haven't yOur' the attorney asked in
cross examination.
Now, look a.hcah," said the witness,
getting angry, do you think I'm goin'
TO tell yon all my private business?
guess not"
Il have the right to know. and you
must tell me- the lawyer persisted,
and the judge instructed the witness
that she would have to answer.
''I's rested for lickin' my husbam',''
she said. her eyes flashing.
That sol" said the attorney. with
great satisfaction. What is your hus,
bands manner" She told him. What
is his bussiness!"
He's "a prizefightah," she said, and
the cross examination abruptly ended
amid general Observation-Disclosures
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
S~almagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Read our business locals elsewhere.
Mr.. Brosscmcr returned this morning
from Salt Lake.
Henry Bolts, the Carlin tailor, took
in the county seat today.
See the pictures of Great Contact Cop
per Camp mt Bradley Opera House. "
a postal from Mrs. Mcclellan states
that she and Mr.. Mcclellan expect to
he in Elko by the end of the week.
The Carson News says that MessrS.
Sudlcr, McNichols. Paris Ellis and j.
Richards have been admitted to the liar
of Nevada by the supreme court.
Judge Mills has refused Thaw'S mp.
~plicatiOn for IL writ Of hahcas corpus
and has sent him back to the Ma;tcawan
asylum for the criminal insane. His
road to liberty is rough and rocky.
If Won want IL schoolhousc in Elko
that will bc II credit to the town and
one that will meet the conditions for
years 10 come. turn out next Thursday
and vote for the additional bond issue.
Jesse e.. NurtrCcs and wife,, whO
worked the badger game in Goldficld,
have been held to appear before the
grand jury. lie is in Jail in default of
$1,000 bonds. The woman's bond was
placed ut $500.
Constable Happier cn,nc up this morn
ing from Carlin to arrange with the
Elko club for II game of base ball in
Carlin Sunday. IIo told the reporter
that he was unable tn secure the Elko
team for the game.
Ed Todd. one of TusCarora's oldest
and hest citizens. returned this morn.
ing from Salt Lake. He took III the
Grand Army p1ta,le and talked over
war times with the boys who touched
shoulders with him in the union army.
The pay roll Of the Consolidated
mines at Goldfcld Is upward of $50. 600
a month. This includes the Office force.
IL is estimated that before the end OF
| tho year the monthly distribution Of all
| the mines Of Goldfcld will reach over
q quarter Of u million dollars.
We heard u lifelong republican sny
this morning that the republican lead.
crs might he able 20 explain away tho
party's broken promises on tariff rc.
vision to the satisfaction of u majority
| Of the rank and file, but they could not
satisfy him that the promises made last
fall TO the country had been kept. There
are thousands upon thousands Of rcpub,
licnns throughout tho country who feel
tho same way. Aldrich. Cannon, Payne
and Taft. the tariff tinkcrs. have II big
! job before them
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
Sahmagundi
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

TIE. calendar for the first half year Of
,ho county high school will he found
elsewhere.
Tin, State of Nevada Thursday pur,
chased 400. 900 worth of Idaho four per
,..nt. state bonds for the state school
fund.
Frank Grand. returned from his
EASTERN "trip last night. He will leave
far his home ut Tuscarora in the
morning.
Rank Examiner Van Fleit investi-
.,,tcd the condition of the Henderson
Hank Yesterday and today, and left for
the west on No. 3 this afternoon.
/ Conrad has the thanks Of the
EDITORS household for Il liberal supply Of
L.omuiIlr raised cherries and Il block of
honey. Both filled that long felt want
Miss Violet Bruce, Miss Ernie Robin.
>ln and Mrs. Booher will leave for Salt
Lake. tomorrow morning to take in the
,iranl Army Encampmcnt. They
expect to have II big time.
Americas crop for 1909 is the biggest
in history. The harvest Is we'll started
and shows that United States farmers
will pocket for wheat alone $223, 00O.-
100 more than last year.
superintendent Joscphs Of the Orph.
ans Home gave the youngsters in his
charge "A picnic ut Bowers Mansion
Thursday. Superintendent Warrington
furnished free transportation to and
from the picnic grounds. The little
folks had the time of their lives.
II is said that the last spike Of the
Western Pacific railroad will he driven
At tn" big bridge across Spanish creek,
about fifty miles east of Orovillc. 1t
was believed at first that the gap
would Ire closed and the last spike
driven in Nevada. but this has been
changed.
\ man by the name Of Ncrtrces is
under arrest at Goldficld for practicing
tn" old badger game. His wife, who is
a handsome young woman, cnticeS
m"n Ia her room and al the proper
time the outraged husband raIs on the
dor. He comes in and threatens to
In" tresspass"r, but always ends
with - demand for money.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13

Wednesdays Gazette reports the mar
riage Of Miss Nevada Wilson. daughter
of Mrs. Fred Wilson of Elko. to Mr.. II.
{. Riley Of Rcno. The marriage is said
IL have taken place ut Santa Cruz, Cali.
%fornia, OH the 9th day of this month.
The bride is well known i'm Tuscarora
and Elko.
VIM. Burns. the man vino was beaten
and robbed last Sunday night. is still
confined to his bed in the county hos.
pital. As consequence the preliminary
examination of Eugene Cooper, charged
with the crime. will be continued from
time to time uutil Burns is able to
testify.
w. E. Bridgeman general manager
of the Elko Realty and Development
Company, arrived on No. 1 last night.
He will he joined today by Mr.. w. L.
Holloway, president of the Manhattan
Securities Company of New York, and
together II o IL of Elko county will be
undertaken with Il view of future de
velopinent Of its resources.
According to the Humboldt Star, In
lay, the new Southern Pacific term
inal, is IA tough place to live in. The
town is Oh the desert. where there is
nothing hut Sagebrush and sand. No
liquor If any kind is allowed to he
sold there, and now the water supply is
running short. Inlay is strictly IA
railroad town and all who live there
must pay tribute to the railroad COM
pnay.
DIR. White Wolf. the state detective,
has gone to Reno to hunt down the
murdercrs of Robert J.. Little. He is
said To have II good record in ferrcting
out crime. The Reno officers are work.
ing on the case and Sheriff Ferret has
hopes of landing the guilty parties he.
fore many days. He is working on the
theory that Little WAS murdered be-
cause lie knew too much of somebody's
private affairs.
Senator A. G. House was operated on
ut the Steptoe Hospital yesterday
afternoon by DIR. f. l.. X. Wallace for
IN injury to the leg received several
years ago by being thrown from II a r
riagc. The accident caused the senator
but little worry until the last few
months when the bone developed
affection necessitating its being scraped.
DIR. Wallace stated last night that his
patient stood the operation well and
was doing nicely.-White Pine News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Mrs. Honncn went Ia Lamoillc yes
tcrday to visit friends.
Row. l.. l.. Tower Of Carson City and
Rev. B. NJ. Charlton Of Carlin visited
ElkO today.
The Western Pacific railroad has
ordered ffty.sovon locomotives, valued
ut II million dollars from tho Baldwin
Locomotive works.
Chicago experts have discovered II
disease called "~myth0mania." In other
quarters il Is called plain lying, hut
that docs not sound half rs interesting
or scientific.
Every friend of education in this
school district should turn out on the
10th ind vote for the $4,000 bond issue.
If y"', favor the proposition. y ont
and vote for rnc bonds.
Oklahoma is the only state which re-
puircs the teaching Of agriculture in all
country schools. Tho courses include
agriculture. horticulture, stock raising,
fertilizers. d~airyipg. drainage, irriga'
ton and grazing.
4 copy of the program for the first
ivc days of the Reno inccs has been
received. Tho races begin next Tues
day and will continue for fifteen days
Six races arc scheduled for each day.
Four of tho purses for each Of tho five
days are 1900, ono for $3.50 and tho othcl
Is not given. A good many of tho bcsi
race horses in the country will bo OF
tho Reno track and the prospects arr
good for tho best racing meet over helt
In the state. Quito II number OF Elko
ties will take In the races.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
500 Reward 500

The readers of this Taper will bc
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able tn cure In MI It's stngcs,
and that is Cntarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength 10y building up tho constItu.
ton and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprletors have so
much faith Ia It's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case TINT IL fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address +. j.. CHENEY \ Coz,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, T5c.
THkc lInll'a Family FILLS for con-
stipntion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13
Track Laid In Western Pacific Tunnels

Track laying through the Spring
Garden and Beckwith tunnels on the
Western Pacific railroad. by which the
new line gains access to California
through the Sierra Nevada mountains,
has been completed, according to OIL
cial word from the western end of the
line. The Spring Garden tunnel is
1906 feet long and the Beckwith tun-
mel is G,0O6 feet long.
In selecting the route in California
the engineers of the Western Pacific
found that near Hartwell the Feather
river "1nyon assumed such n prccipi-
tons rise that it was not feasible for u
railroad grade. The canyon of I'M adj
joining fork was studied and it was
proposed to connect the two by n tun-
mel. As originally planned this tun-
mel, il built, would have been about
$1,000 feet, or nearly three miles long.
Ii :Tas later decided to build the big
Williams loop. the plans for which
contemplate the construction of n
rOadbed following the outer contours
of an immense valley and crossing it,
self. BY means of the loop, which will
be completed in another month, the
elevation of the Spring Garden tun-
mel has been 81 raised that its entire
length will be but 1906 feet. or one.
third of the distance called for i'm the
original scheme.
Beckwith tunnel is sixteen miles cast
of the town of Beckwith, where the
highest elevation of the roadhed across
the SiCrras, 5,0lS feet, is encountered.
This. however, is fully 1000 feet low
er than the rOadled of the Southern
Pacific 0ver the Sicrras.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-08-13

District Attorney Taber has II notice
elsewhere that persons who thrnw gar
hlge. Stops. etc. into the streets of Elko
will do well t" heed. Read it and avoid
arrest and and puniSament 10y ~nieving
the law.
The registration books are omen mt
Judge Bruce's for all who have become
citizens since the bD)kS closed last fall
and who wish to vote ut the special
school election on the 18th. If you are
not registered and want To vote next
Thursday, go to Judge Bruce's Office
and register.
George Wingfield has bought from
George Wingtield the big mill and rail-
road ut Goldfield and will work George
Wingfield's ore from George Wingfield's
mine. but George Wingfield's mine will
have to pay George Wingticld's mill and
railroad for hauling and milling George
Wingfeld's orc.-Appcal.
y Missouri editor recently visited IA
lunatic asylum and WIS mistaken by II
lunatic for "A fellow SIif.r,r just
arrived. The lunatir asked the editor
what made him crazy and To hum'r
the poor fellow. said. Trying tn make
money out of the newspaper business
Rats, said the lunatic. you're not
crazy, you are Just Il dam fool"
Ii is estimated that 1000 veterans of
the Civil var took part in the Grand
Army parade at Salt LAX" yesterday.
The line was an hour and Il half in
stood the long tramp well. not one of
them having To call for an ambulance.
Rcfrcshment stands wcr. placed along
tn. routc and the ranks were no
broken.
Nearly 300 miles of line. for power
transmission purposes is to bc put NJ
by the Ontario hydro electric power
commission in order to supply vari-
Gus towns and cities in Ontario with
electricity generated at Niagara Falls,
About a million pounds of aluminium
wire will be used. The line will con,
sist of three cables supported Oh towers
spaced 80 feet apart.
y new mining camp has been placed
upon the map and is To answer to the
name of Wassuk, located seven miles
from Lucky Boy, ten miles from
Aurora and fifteen miles from Bodie.
1t is located in a section we'll sup,
piled with wood and water and the
ore free milling. The deepest shaft i
now down forty feet and the lcdg,
fourteen feet in width. The assay:
run from -. 80 10 sci, 900 per ton.
United States Marshal Humphrey ar
rived this morning on his way To Tus
arOra TO Subpoena the government wit
ncsses in the case of the L. s. against
Bert Jewett, charged with disposing OF
liquor To Indians. He learned over tho
phone that the witnesses had all left
Tuscarora and their whereabouts were
not known. IL being useless for him Il
make the trip under the circumstances,
he concluded to return To- Carson and
the examination of Jewctt was post,
poncd indefinitely.