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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-16
Omaha. July l5.-score:
Des Moines, July 15.-score
TERRE HAUTE RESULTS.

Terre Haute. Ind. July 16.-Afeen VIII
son, in the 2-02 pace today. nosed out
Citation in the second and third heats
The Harvester was drawn in the 200
trOt and Beatrice Bellini was an easy
winner. Results:
First race, 2.0Z pace, purse &i,0o0-Aileen
Wilson. by Arrowhead. won. Citation
second, Baron BTattan, third: ArgOt Boy.
fourth. Best time, 2:042t
Second race, 2f9 trOt. purse 100
Beatrice Beliini. BY Beilini. won; Maxine
second; Country jay. third: Tea sal
fourth. Best time, 2.0S2t
Third race. three-yeaF-olds purse 800
knight of Stratmore. by Twelfth knight
won; Miss Eva Wilkes. second. Best
time. 2:11Z.
Fourth race. 2:0 trot, purse S1.C0O-Joa
Onward, by NOrVai. won. Henry Stetzer
second; Esther Bells. third AImaden.
fourth Best time. 2.1O3z
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. July 15.-San Francisco de-
feated Vernon. TO T. today. The bat
ting Of MOhler, Williams and Berry was
the feature. Score: r. II. Z
S4AyI '--.- --r---.-s-- .--..-.--.-- 3
San Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 13 2
BatteTies-Wiilets and Kinkel, Hogan
Willis and Berry.
Sacramento. July 15.-POrtland won from
Sacramento today by a score Of to in
an exciting game. Score: r. II. L
Portland ----.----- .----.--. 6 10
SACRAMENTO -------- .----.---.-.--. 3
Batteries-Garrett, Hardness and Fish
er. Fitzgerald and Byrnes.
San Francisco. July 15.-Los Angeles
Won from Oakland today By punching hits
in the sixth inning. Score: r. i. Z.
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oakland .-.-.... commencement. o 3 3
Batteries-Hosp and Orendorff; Boice
and La LOnge.
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IL IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
WESTON WEARY
TRAMP IS OVER
Delivers Letter to Frisco
Postmaster After 105
Days Grind.

san Francisco. July l5.-When Edward
Payson Weston today handed to Post
master arthur Fisk the letter gwen hil
by Postmaster Morgan OF New Ork on
March Is last. the little ceremony ended
one Of the most remaFkaD bic pedestrian
feats on record. Although five Gays De
hi0d the record DE had set Tor himseiI.
the old man vas not dOWnheartec- IL
was a great walk. he said, and but
for unforeseen hardships IN the last three
weeks 81 my journey, ] would nave D7en
here On the huudredth day. Still j am
feeling fine and could do 1t over again.
Weston slept this morning and was m
no hurry TO deliver his letter 10 POST
master Fisk. II dare say it can wait
q few hours" he said and went In %
4 late breakfast no was after noon when
he started from lis hotel to the post
office, ebout a half mile distant where
the postmaster was waiting Tor MIN The
bFouze-face1 old man as quickly recog-
uized BY the crowds on the street. and
before be had gone a hundred yards he
had a big following that escorted him %
the postOffice TO see him deliver his let
ter and formally end his long tramp.
He was warmly greeted by Postmaster
Fisk. who engaged hiTn I'D conversation
Tor about half an hour. after which the
famous pedestrian returned 20 his hotel
Weston said that his plans for the fu~
t1re were as set undetermined. He viii
rest iu this city for several days. and
then probably viii return 20 New York
p. ELdiH- though may walk 10 otaELte-
Following IS the text Of the letter pre-
scented by the athlete 10 Postmaster risk
office Of the Postmaster. New York.
March Is. 1879
Hon Arthur NJ Fisk, Postmaster, san
Francisco.
Ny Dear Mr Fisk
''This letter Will be presented to you
by Mr.. Edward PaFsOn Weston. a ped
estriau- who. al 4.l5 p. M. on the seven
tieth anniversary Of his birth. viii leave
this office on a To-day walk 20 san Fran
cisco. IL is a big unGertak king for a man
~ Mr- Weston g years. OF fer any man.
but be IT, not made Of the stuff that fails.
and from what 7 know Of his past per
iormances. ] am sire that he viii make
good. Very truly yours.
E- n MORGAN, Postmaster"
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NELSON NOT IN SHAPE
TO FIGHT AID WOEGAST

failure to appreciate the worthiness Of his
Zoe was responsible for the poor show
ing he made in his tight with Ad Vol
CAST at Los angeles. according 70 MS
friends here and local fight followers. It
is known that Nelson trained very little
for the battle and frequently said that he
would be able to- knock out Wolgast IN
any round h might select. Word which
came from the ringside told Of the beat
ing which Nelson sustained in almost
every round and indicated that he was
ln no condition Tor a fight. He was IN
able 10 maintain his usually fast pace.
WOlgast appeared 10 be perfectly trained
in another fight. Nelson's supporters say.
there Is not q chance that Nelson
viii not knock out WOlgast easily and
quickly. In the east W0lgast Is not
classed with Nelson.
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EAST WILL MEET WEST
At SEATTLE MEET

New York. July 1.-THE longdisputed
question of superiority between the sth-
letes of the cast and those of the west
viii be settled when the National ANA
teur Athletic union championship contests
are held al Seattle, Wash, on August ls
and "a next.
The officials Of the Seattle exposition
have made liberal allowances to help
clubs who wish their best performers to
participate in the championships, and,
judging by the unusual interest being dis
played all over the country. the event
promises to be OF q reCOrd-breaking char
aCter.
The Chicago Athletic association. CON
sidered the strongest IN the middle west,
is trying 10 arrange a triple meet with
the New York Athletic club and the Irish
American Athletic club and the most i'm
pOrtant clubs of this city who will be rep
resented in the championships by their
ablest men.
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SOLDIERS START
RESTAURANT ROW
Portland Coffee House in "a.
ThrOeS of Battle When
Police Arrive.

-Four soldiers spent f.e -.z.. .. ....
their actions at the Portland ..s... FL .1
where they were arrested 10 ..-...-
O'Clock this morning
The failure Of one MI than -.
an order o. coffee and" e
fight with tnz waiter John rr--. 3
was getting the better NJ r.
when bis antagonist was
fellow soldiers. The f-- .e JET H
hand and the restaurant VAS .- b
way TO being wrecked when u..- --
Ciough. Johnson and Olsen ----s
flies
The prisoners gave their names D..
NcFadde1. Joseph Har-aze- r..-
GIL and Thomas Dos ar -.. .
Tamed are charged with a-- -
terry. the others wit. F-a-
MalOy. who insisted Ha was .--
citizen was taken along .-... --..-.. "a
on the charge of rUuEsH-.-.
oners were held for la.. --
court this morning t
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RESULTS At EMPIRE CITY.

Empire City. July 15.-First race, five
and a half fuTlongs-Zephyr 20 to /. won
Madeline l.. to ., second; Tyras. to /.
third. Time, los.
Second race. six ENTHUSIASTICALLY /
10 J. won. Black Mary, S to I. second .
Miss Crittenden, TO ], third. Time.
1913 20
Third race. mile and a sixteenth-Stan-
ley Fay. TO 8 won: Pins and Needles.
& to l. second, DIT. Barley, 1 TO I, third.
Time, 1:41 4-5
Fourth race. mile-ArOndaCk. > to J.
won; Ethereal I to 3. second; Practical. s
TO =, third Time, I 40 So.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-
Foursoue. to 3. won: Pocket, 10 J. sec
end: Projectile. to I, third. Time,
f:0S 10.
Sixth race mile and a siXteenth-Belie-
vue. even. won; May River, to !. sec
ono. Lord StanhOpe. L to >. third. Time
1.47.
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OIL KING C0NQUERS:
OLD ROAD HOUSE SOLD

Tarry n y. july L--rar-
Rockefeller's long fight Co rfI the M.
just outside the entrance .r bis as...-
AT POcantic0 Hills Of John La-rfr.s ts-.
ern ended today when The stock s-f
fixtures Of the old roadl0uza were s-4
at auction. The tavern itself has ba.-
sold. and the former proprietor is sb--
10 sail for Sweden. his native rrr-.-
For several years the cu king t--
in vain Il buy out the Swedish tars-.
keeper. who now says he has mslss -
the money he wants and r=tir== r7.r-.
tariIy.
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M'G0VERN TAKEN TO
INSANE ASYLUM

New York. July IA shadow Of his
old self. Terry McGoveru, once feather
weight champion pugilist Of the world
was taken 70 a sanitarium at Amityvile
l. T.. today.
4 want 10 go home, I want to 90
home he pleaded when friends tried to
get MIN into the automobile that was to
take him away. After much persuasion
he agreed 90 go IL his mother would ride
In the car with him. AIcGovern had been
in the observation ward Of the Kings
County hospital since his arrest last
Thursday or d charge Of intOXiCati0n
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. July 15--Brookiyu defeated
Pittsburg today. TO ]. Score r H f
Pittsburg .- .-.--...-.-.......-.... 4
Battsriss-Liefield. Frock. Brandon and
Gibson: Mcintyre and Marshall. I'm
pIre-ODay.
Philadelphia. July -5-St. Louis was
defeated By Philadelphia in both games
Of todays dOuble-header. The second
game required fourteen innings of play
and was won by q double steal by Grant
First game: RH.E.
Flil6delpfl ----......---...---..--5 l5 &
ST Louis .........--....-..4 9 O.
Standardization. Richie and Doom:
Lautermilk, Beebe, Bachman and Phelps
Second game: r H T.
Philadelphia 90 ..........-........-..T Is 9
Batteries Richie. Corridor. Moore and
Bliss. Umpire-Emslie
Boston. July 15.-The Chicago Nationals
won their fourth straight game from Bos-
ton. Score. r H Z
Chicago ,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u .
Boston .. ...--........-.-........z
Batteries PfeisteT and Archer; More
and Graham Umpires-Klem and Kane.
New York. July 15-Darkness halted to-
days game at the end of the seventh
inning, with New York leading Cincin-
natl 10 l. Score: r II. Z.
Cincinnati O.. Observation-Disclosures. 9 8
New Aofk .--------.-.-...-- .....----2
Batteries-Fr0mme and Mclean. Gran
dali and Schlei Umpires-Rigler and
tombstone
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THEATRICAL TRUST
COMPANY DlSSOLV WE'D

Trenton. n. J.. July 15.-Aruc.es rr-
filed here today dissolving the Unite
states Amusement company which -ss
chartered two years ago % e1us5Hss-
the Klaw-E rlanger and Shut5-t t..
atrical interests. The company r.
capitalized AT 100000
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
M'GRAW AFTER DONLIR
TO REJOIA GIANTS

New YORK, July 15-With the arrival Of
Nike Donlin and his wife IN town to
Qay, Manager McGraw OF the Giants Is
making earnest efforts to Induce the
1ard-hltt1ng outfielder To Te5Oin his team.
Donlin and his wife Mabel Hite, have
cancelled their European engagement.
and AicGraW. who realizes the aid Doniin
New York club, has hopes that he can
get him to come TO his assistance in the
fight for the pennant
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PHILADELPHIA AFTER
LANGFORD- KETGHEL GO

New York. July 15.-An offer Of a purse
Of $500 has been made by Jack Nc
Guigan and Harry Edwards fight pro-
mOters, for a six-round contest between
Stanley KetChel ana Sam LangfOrd In
Philadelphia. The promoters plan to have
the bout take place in the open air at
the grounds Of the Philadelphia American
League club. Joe WOOdman. manager Of
Langford, said today he would accept the
offer unless the Ely. New. promoters
granted him Si0,110 for Langf0rd's end
and 800 for training expenses.
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GLIDDEN TOUR.

La Crosse. Wis. July 15.-After a ride
over roads filled with rocks and heavy
with sand. mounting and descending high
hills and trsversing msrshy CCuiess. the
Giidden tourists arrived in La Crosse ia
good condition this afternoon. No mis-
haps occurred on the road other than d
few uunctures.
d. A Lewis. pathfinder of the tour.
said the days run had been the worst
ever known since the Giidden tour had
been established. The roads between here
and Minneapolis are not much better.
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LYonkers Statesman. D

Red-The latest estimate Of the popu-
lation Of the world placed the figures at
1. 49,. COO. 600. an average Of about thirty
one Inhabitants per square mile.
Greene-Well. that sounds assuring,
II looks as if there'd be enough room for
diamonds to go round for some
time to come.
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DANGER LURKS IN
LONG HAT PINS

Hanover, Germany, July 15.-The
president of the police has issued a de-
cree warning women against the dan
gers of wearing long hat pins. He
points out that several deplorable acct
dents have occurred recently from this
cause, and he announces that if in the
future an accident occurs TO another
through a wOman's hat pin. she will be
liable to arrest and prosecution for as
sault.
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DENVER GOLFER GOES
DOWN TO Y0UNGSTER

Des AOi7es. Ia. july 15-The defeat Of
Walter Fairbanks ~ Denver by William
Sheehan. rhe eighteen-year- champion
~ the city Of Des Moines, was the fea-
tuTe Of the second round in the trans
Mississippi golf tournament today. Shes-
han won four ~ three TO piav after
Fairbanks had a fair lead on the first
rhine holes
spraEue Abbott Omaha. defeated Don
aid Mccain. Des MoiHes. z up, TO pla
Harry Legg defeated A. v. Kinster. 3
Up and = 10 PLAY
Jack Cady. Rock Island. was defeated
Iu the first round Of the consolation play
by Ralph Rid-r Des MOines. & up and 3
90 play.
Csdy has announced that he WiU not
accept the reelection as president or the
association.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Automobile Exchange. 50 PostoTce
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CANADIAN sENAToR Dis.

Winnipeg. July 15.-Senator Perley OF
the Canadian senate died in Wolsiey
Sask. today.
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CASTR0'S MESSAGE is
GREETED WITH JEERS

Caracas July I5.-The manifesto
which ex-Presi6eat Cfpriano Castro has
addressed from Ssntander, Spain. to
Venezuela I'm which he attempts to
Justify his rule. was read yesterday at
4 joint session Of congress. amid Jeers
and laughter of the delegates.
But to everybody's surprise, congress
honored Castro by referring the mes
sage TO 2 special committee for report
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RESULTS AT NEWMARKET.

Newmarket. July 15.-The Bury handi-
cap of 90 sovereigns for three-yesr-olds
ana upwards, five furlCngs, was won By
Vigilance.
H p Whitney-s S2aCliffe was second.
The Reach selling plate Of 20 s0ver-
eigns. for tWO-ypaT-Olds. distance five
furlOhgs ana 40 yards, run here today.
was won by Celluloid.
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ARTICLES SIGNED.

London, July 15.-Jem DriscOll, the
champion English featnerweight. and
owen Moran. the former bantamWeight.
have signed articles for a fight of twenty
rounds for the featherweight champion
ship sept. Is 4 purse Of $1,000 has been
offered, but the fighters have decided to
await other nids.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane. July l5.-Score.
5edltie ---...--..------...-
SPOKANE .--.---------b
Batteries-Anderson and Shea Jensen
and Ostdiek.
Portland, july 15.-ScOre:
Tacoma . ....................-G
Portland 3D.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
misunderstanding ana Pierce; Chi
nault and Fourier
Aberdeen, July E.-Score:
r. H E.
vancouver cd. .----.-.---- ----...----. p
Auti 4ttil .....---.. ....-.-.- ---..-..L D
Batteries-Milligan and Sugden; Pernon
and o Brien.
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WORLDS SHOOTING RECORD.

Camp Perry. July 15.-Emit Eddy Of
Shreve, Eighth regiment. Ohio National
Guard. scored 333 out of a possible $50
shots or the rifle range here today, sur
passing the worlds record
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. July 15-Cleyeland defeated
Philadelphia for the third successive time
by one run Score. r H. z
Cleveland D.. .---........---...-----.--6
Ellla4ElpflId .------8 I 3
Batteries hoades and Easteriy, Bend
er and Thomas
Detroit. July 15.-Washington and De
tr0it played a double-header this after
noon. the first game Of which was stop
PED for thirty minutes By heavy
shower Score:
FIRST game. RHE
Detroit b. .......-..............-.. . Q
batteries - Donovan. Work and
Schmidt; Johnson, Hughes. Havelik and
Street.
Second game. r H L.
Detroit - ..-............... ...-.....7 IL @
Washington o.. --.....--.....--.-..-..0 8 ]
Batteries Willett and Schmidt; Smith
and Street
St Louis. July l5.-5t Louis evened up
the series with Boston by capturing both
ends of q dOuble-header today. Scores:
First game. r II. f
81 LOUIS .-..-.-,--.--..-. .,.,--...-..s j q
Boston 90 .....-.....-.... .......-..-a 9 Z
Blrcleil. Pape, Wolter and D0nOhue-
Second game; r. II. Z.
ST. Louis .--.-...--..-......... o.
Boston -- .---..- ..--..-.... 20
Batteries-Graham and Criger; Wood
and DOnohue.
Chicago July 15-Chicsgo won an easy
victory over New York today. Score,
Chicago -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New York ....... ......... Q
Baueries-Smith ard Sullivan. War
mop ana kie1uOW. sweeney.
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INTERMOUNTAIN LEAGUE.

Al Livingston; r. II. 4.
Livingston .. ----.--.--z III 90 O1f-5 13 3
Butte - ................ 102 600 O00-3 @
Batteries-GOrdon and Mcintosh; Butler
and PetTie-
Bozeman ..- 100 500 30s-1f II 8
Helena .-..---.....ll u on tJ5- o
Batteries-ThOmas and Whaling, John
son and Thomas
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GIVING FLAG" REHEAzsA

All boys and girls h-Ia--.-- .- .--..
:. s. 9, Do. u. j and = a. 81. .-
Flag VIII meet SIR We-z.F ID ..- NJ
school building Friday r.--. -..-
az 10 o'clock. This includes a ross rs
13 70 p. OF 10 the tor uf the ..-
All boys and girls r=lar-..- ID. .--.-
i. 2 8. 3 and WiI meet -.. U
at the High school building a- % .-a
Saturday morning This .-.#a-
I % II, or up 90 the field .s ....
HUNDREDS or MENFrE- -.- -u-.
o. o. r. and their friends - g- ---.
Lagoon for their mIC-srmH..- .-..--.
day a Ions program H+ -..r-. FL
other forms OF eute-la'ru.-. Fr e
carried out.
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VANDERBILT GETS sEcoND.

Paris. July 15.-VanderbIt's Lillian ran
second in the PriX Laube at st. Ouen to-
day.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.


Automobile Exchange, So Postoffice
Place.
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ENCOURAGEMENT FOR "FAN."

At Kniefers Cafeteria. III So. Main.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. So Postofnce
Place.
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Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits

are so well pleased with the results
of their operations that they haVe
let contract for new shaft, which
will be timbered in proper manner
and the work of washing will be
resumed as soon as possible.
The Francisco lease continues t.
produce great results and the plant
is being equipped more fully every
day.
The Pierce property has installed
Trummel screen and is proving to
be one of the good producers of the
camp.
The Big 5, Murdoch, the Los An
geles company, the San Francisco,
John S. Cook company are all sat
isfactory producers.
H. L. Carroll of California has
begun active operations on the
China claim and is now sinking.
The quartz properties are bright
ening up and the Swanson lease on
the Earl is reported to be in fine
ore, with values of from $26 to $40
per ton and has now in sight close
to $4,000 worth of ore.
The Thanksgiving is now operat-
ing full blast with splendid show
ings.
The Memo has let a contract for
another 100 feet to Messrs. LaLime
and Mcnamara.
Leasers are working away on the
Broncho, Mineral Hill and several
other properties.
The Peterson mill is being put in
shape at an expense of many thou
sand dollars so as to mill the ores
from the Stray Dog. Indian Camp
and the Jumping Jack.
The Veith mill is about to install
three more stamps making it ten
stamp mill when completed
Walter G. Lamb is about to begin
on his various leases and will have
force of men on the Union No.
property soon.
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MACHINERY IS
ORDERED FOR MAN.
HAITIAN PLACERS
Especial to the Bonanza

MANHATTAN, Aug. 2S.-E. R.
Shoupe of Reno and j. G. Ramsbot-
tom of Boston, associates of J. B.
Giffen in the Verdi placer lease at
Manhattan, were in town inspecting
their holdings and while here they
personally superintended the clean
ing up of four yards of gravel from
off the surface and not deeper than
eight inches and the results. OBJ
tainPd We're something marvellous
for after working but three hours
they recovered over $50 in gold, of
which amount $40 was in the shape
of one SIS nugget, one $14 and IS
in nuggets ranging from % cents
to $1.25.
These gentlemen are that conf
dent of the values to be had on
their lease that they Immediately
wired for the necessary machinery
to make it the most modern and
fully equipped plant in the district
and will operate on a larger scale
than is being operated at present.
This company is known and is in
corporated under the name of the
F. NJ. G. company, the meaning of
which is known to but ore holder
of stock and that is Mr.. Sharpe,
who refuses to divulge to any of the
stockholders or the public the full
name thereof. Mr. Sharpe declares
that there never was camp cap
able of producing results such as
Manhattan is when proper machin-
cry is installed and the companies
operating the ground have an ample
supply of cash in their treasures,
but that those beginning on a shoe
string have no business to begin OPP
erations, as it only results in fail
ure such as has been and is being
witnessed at present with laborers
unpaid and attachments and liens
filed on the properties of the So
! called mining operators.
The F. M. G. company has an
ample treasury and is prepared to
put in a much larger amount if re-
quired, but which is highly improb-
able, as the ground is paying it's
way and has been making a hand
some profit every day it is being
worked. More water will be de-
veloped than being used at present
by sinking and prosecuting the
Original Verdi shaft so as to be pre-
lpared for any emergency that might
! arise to require more water. The
supply at present is more than ade-
quate for their operations.
The Thomas G. Murphy lease ex-
perienced setback by the drifts
caving in, although the present
shaft was to be abandoned in four
more days and a new shaft sunk.
There were no casualties occurring
from the caving. Mr.. Murphy AMI
Mr.. Duglass were visitors here the
day after the caying occurred and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-29

Use Rye Patch water. Phone 253.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-29
PERSONAL

George Bailey, the Golden Ar
row mining man, is in from that
camp.
Attorney Walter D. Cole left yes
terday for Carson, where he is call
ed on legal business.
The Hon. Robert Stewart, mayor
of Sodaville, came up from that en-
terprising city yesterday.
James Ford, who has spent this
past few. months in Glendale, ar
rived yesterday from that camp.
G. NJ. Bradner returned last even
ing from Golden Arrow, where he
has spent the last three weeks.
H. K. Moore, who has been visit
ing on the coast, is expects back
here on Tuesday mornings t~cin.
Roy Richards of the Richard
Hardware company, is expected to
arrive this morning from Oakland.
Charles Wonacott arrived yester-
day from Bishop, having heard
about the Eagles-Elks' ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bass leave
this morning for hex, where Mr..
Bass is operating valuable mining
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Blakeslee,
who have been visiting in California,
returned to this city on last even
ing's train.