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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
South Eureka Mine

The additional 20 stamp mill at the
South Eureka ming was completed a
alton crushing rock. Every part of the
machinery is said to work in perfec-
ton. This mill has been in course Of
construction for four or five months.
The South Eureka mine is now US
ing so stamps in rock crushing, 30 Of
their own and % at the Central Eu-
reka. II is the intention of the COM
pany TO add another additional 20
stamps to its mill, which. when com
pleted, viii give battery of so
stamps.
This mine is in a most prosperous
condition: the ore in sight warrants
the statement that dividends viii be
forthcoming for many years, and. as
the mine was acquired by present
stock holders at a ridiculously low
price, they will realize handsomely
from their Observation-Disclosures Rec
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Jumping Jack Ore

Under the management of DR.. Walter
Techow, the Manhattan War Eagle
mining and milling company is con-
has its excellent mill running steadily
One Of the properties under lease to
the company is the Jumping Jack. One
of the dumps on the property contains
about 1,500 tons of ore. This ore viii
run from Sc TO $40 per ton and is now
being put through the mill The run
will keep the mill busy for a period
of six weeks, after which the Swanson
lease, on the Earl, will mill another
large tonnage.
DR.. Techow is much elated over the
outlook in the camp and feels confident
that he will experience little if any
difficulty in keeping the War Eagle
mill in steady operation.-Manhattan
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Ore From Gold Bar

Ore is being hoisted for the second
car to be shipped from the lease of
Bar, the first shipment having gone out
a few days ago. The ore now being
raised shows mine assays from $50 to
$500, and is expected to return about
$3.50 per ton.
On the 500 level a new streak of ore
is apparently coming in where a drift
was recently started on a small quartz
stringer.
This has widened to about foot, and
drillings yesterday afternoon were
black with mineral, indicating that a
seam of copper. such as are frequently
found in the Gold Bar and Victor. is
a bout to be opened-Gnldfield Trihnne
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
CIermont Drift Improves

1t looks as IL the rich ore shoot in |
the Clermont at the 1000 foot Lowell has |
at last been penetrated. for specimens |
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Amador Strikes

a rich strike was made in the Fre-
mont-Gover mine, situated near Dry
town quite recently a blast uncovered
some rock which was found to be fab
ulously rich. and il has taken two men
the best part of two weeks to take out
the gold bearing rock, a part of which
was over two-thirds gold. Just how
much money has been realized from
this rock can not be definitely stated.
but there is every reason to believe il
viii amount TO over $4,000.
This is not the first rich strike made
in this mine. II has occurred four or
five times in the past. The rock, not
considering these rich strikes. is miIled
al satisfactory profit, and like all
other properly developed mines along
the mother lode, is paying the owners
handsomely.
The Kennedy mine. near Jackson. has
paid in dividends up TO June /, 1900,
sIS01. .001- Since that time it is i'm
possible TO get the figures, but it is
conservatively estimated that up TO the
present time at least $4,000, 600 more
has been realized. as the mine has been
during the last five years at its most
productive period.-Amador Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
MOHLER INVITES ALL OMAHA
City to Be Guest Of Union Pacific
at the Shops.
BIG PLANT IS MOST MODERN
special Invitation IL Extended to the
Families of Employees, Some of
whom Have Never Been
Through the Plant.

Thousands OF Omahans will visit today
Omaha's largest industrial proposition, the
Union Pacific shops. A general reception Of
the public and OF families of employees will
be held between the hours OF a. m. and
p. IN.
The inspection OF the shops comes through
the desire of A. L. Mohler, vice president
and general manager OF the Union Pacific
that Omahans shall see for themselves the
most complete railroad shops in the world.
A laudable pride is taken by the Union
Pacific in the shops because OF their com
pleteness and efficiency.
Music will be furnished during the day by
the Union Pacific shops band and a large
number OF guides will be at hand to take
visitors through the plant and explain de-
tails to wondering eyes.
AS a spectacle the big plant is highly
worth seeing and viii afford interest to
everyone, young or old.
The throwing open Of the gates includes
those OF the McKeen Motor shops. which
alone employ 400 men.
The Omaha Commercial club is urging all
its members TO accept the invitation and to
make the occasion a sort of home trade
excursion, similar to those held last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
NEW PLAN TO CONSUME SMOKE
scheme Advocated at San Francisco
May he Given Trial in
Omaha.

new scheme for consuming smoke
doing away with carbon laden atmos-
phere has attracted the attention of Omaha
councilmen and an agitation has been be-
gun TO do something for Omaha's smoke
troubles. clipping from San Francisco
paper, reporting a speech delivered before
the American Chemical association by +. c.
Cottrell on smoke consumers was sent to
G, F. Brucker. acting mayor. and he be-
came interested enough TO bring the mat
ter before some OF the colleagues, and will
ask City Electrician Michaelson to investi-
gate the practicabllity OF the scheme.
Cottrell's device Is 10 run a direct electric
current through the smoke The electricity
causes the smoke to precpitate itsslf In car
bon deposits on the sides OF the chimney
and does not pass out into the atmosphere
at all
Several schemes OF similar nature have
been tried I'm cities before and have been
only lndifferently successful. but the chem
lists who advocate this latest method say
that all smoke troubles can be done away
with. without difficulty. Il is expensive.
however. and that will probably be the
greatest argument against it with Omaha
Manufacturers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Banks to Show
Why Taxes May
Not Be Raised
State Banks COmplain-0maha Bank
ers Say City Loans Are
Not Secured.

National and state psnks IN many coun-
ties of Nebraska, Douglas county included,
may be hailed before the State Board of
Equalization to show cause why assess
ments made by the county assessors should
not be increased. In Douglas county and
many others the county assessors allowed
the banks per cent off on loans At the re-
cent meeting of the state board the county
assessor of Washington county entered
protest against banks of some counties be-
ing allowed this per cent. stating that in
his county the banks had been assessed
to include the full value OF all loans.
County Assessor Shriver points out that
the difference between banks in Washing
ton county and in Douglas county lies In
the fact that only a small part of loans In
Douglas county are secured while practic-
ally all in the smaller counties are secured
Only two items on the report submitted
by the Douglas County Board of Equaliza-
ton were altered by the state board. VAL
uations on horses were increased 10 per cent
and on mules 20 per cent. According to
these figures the total actual valuation OF
Douglas county property Is about $l25, 900
more than shown in the first figures of
the county ASSESSOR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
HEARINGS ON RATE INCREASES
Railroads to Appear Three Times BE-
fore Interstate Commerce Conn
mission 10 Justify Raise.

Railroads will have three hearings next
month before the Interstate Commerce
commission to try to justify the reasonable
ness of the proposed advance in rates. The
first hearing win be in New York August
Is, the next in Boston August l6 and the
third in Chicago August %. The announce
ment was made In Chicago, Thursday at
the meeting OF the general committee in
behalf OF the shippers.
The general committee appointed two
subcommittee to engage counsel the first
of these consisting OF F. b. Montgomery
OF Chicago, w. F. Trickett Of Minneapolis,
II. G. Wilson OF Kansas City and E. j.
McVann Of Omaha; the other committee
includes H. e. Barlow, Chicago; j. f. VIII
son, ST. Louis; e. z, Williamson. Cincin-
natl
A number OF lawyers were talked Of al
the meeting and eight or nine will be in
vlted to meet the subcommittee at Chi
cago Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Stop
DiarrhOea

No case of DIARRHOEA. DYsENTERY,
CHOLERA INFANTUM or Summer Com
plant is so Serious that WAKEFlELD'S
BLACKBERRY BALSAM will not quick
ly relieve It. For 60 years WAKEFIELD'S
BLACKBERRY BALSAM has cured those
bowel troubles in their worst forms, and
In many cases after other remedies and
doctors had failed II every wife and
mother had supply OF this time-tested
medicine in the louise ready for sudden
attacks (Which very often come at night
she would have absolute projection
against these diseases which claim the
lives OF $4,000 babies and more than
$4,000 grown people each year. WAKE
FIELDS BLACKBERRY BALSAM Is a
grand, good meL.cine that is free from
the dangerous drugs that other diarrhoea
remedies contain
1t Is safe for the baby, and in larger
doses is the bsst remedy in the world for
grown people
1t Is the favorite with all classes and
all ages because Il is delicious 10 the taste
and never falls TO cure,
Ask your druggist for wAKEFIELD's
BLACKBERRY BALsAM ana be sure you
get the original, genuine Wakefield'R
FUN size sbe or 3 bottles for ti.Oa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Police Dragnet
Stops Thieving
Captain Savage Returns from vaca-
ton and Gets Busy-Many
Arrests Made.

Migrants Of every description are being
rounded up daily in large numbers by the
police in pursuance to a campaign by Cap
tain Savage of the detectives to stamp out
thievery in the city. over a score of men
have been arrested each day for the past
three days, and the list OF burglary. and
theft complaints has fallen off from sixteen
on July 26 to none on July %.
Eighteen Migrants were arrested Wednes-
day; fifty-four were rounded up Thursday,
and twenty-one had been caught up to 8
o'clock Friday morning. As indicating the
part that idle wanderers In the city have
in the lawlessness. the reports show that
fifteen and thirteen reports had been made
respectively on the two days preceding the
throwing out OF the dragnet, whereas only
three reports were made Thursday and
none were made Friday. Captain Savage
explained 1t was his theory that as long as
a great number OF unemployed men were
lying around idle in the city there would
surely be burglaries and thefts. as the vag-
rants are moved by hunger to lawlessness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
SIzER LIKES THE SITUATION
Says that the Republicans Came
Through the Late Convention
with Best Prospects.

Postmaster Edward r. sizer Of Lincoln.
who is also an authority on politics in and
around the capital city, was in Omaha for
a time Friday In regard TO the recent
political upheaval In Lincoln ana Grand
Island Mr.. sizer Is OF the opinion that on
the whole the republicans have done the
most good out OF their meeting.
with the solid power OF the democrats
broken, the republican party in this state
should be able 10 elect the governor and
the majority Of the Legislature in the com
ing election. A great number Of the dem
ocratic party are for county option and
other measures that got onto the platform
Of the republican party. ana many OF them
will vote for q republican governor"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
MORE RAIN IN SOME SPOTS
Different Parts of Nebraska Are Wis
tied by Showers Thursday Night
-Utts Crop Estimate,

Nebraska farmers in several parts of the
state we're relieved Of their anxiety last
evening when rain fell even though the
showers were light At Minden light show
ers were felt and from Arapahoe TO Lyons
scattering rains fell along the Burlington
lines. From Norfolk 10 Long Pine on the
Northwestern light showers were reported
and rains In some quantity from Gordon to
Harrison and from Chadron TO Desdwood
S. d. On the Rock Island system in this
state rain fell At Lincoln and a. South
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Falrbury Night
on Halley's Comet
Officials and Citizens of Thriving
Town Have Been Invited to
Take a Ride.

Samson is spreading himself He has
nearly exhausted tho entertainable supply
Of the city of Omaha and must now go
outside the city. Monday night at the den
will be Fairbury night. Secretary PEN
fold has sent telegram to Mayor c. M.
Hulburt OF Fairbury, inviting the city's rem
resentative business and professional men.
the city Officials and anyone else inter.
ested In the betterment of both cities by
closer relations, to visit Omaha and sojourn
for an evening at the den. 1t is expeeted
that a large delegation will accept
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CHEYENNE
Now Looks Though Such Would
BE Needed 10 Accommodate
the Crowd.

South Omaha live stock men are going to
the Frontier day celebration at Cheyenne
in greater numbers this year than ever
before and the size OF the delegation. to-
gether with prospects of many Omahans
makes probable the chartering Of special
train on the Union Pacific
Everett Buckingham and Secretary
Stryker OF the South Omaha Live Stock
exchange have announced that the party
will leave Omaha the night OF August 25,
arriving at Cheyenne the next morning
Friday and Saturday will be spent in Chey-
snne and the return trip will begin early
Sunday morning arriving here that after
noon,
The Pullman cars win be sidetracked dur
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Benefits Big Grocery

Pride of Benefits Flour,
per sack $50
so stamps.
Benefits Best Coffee, S5
cent value. at. Id. 500
Benefits Capitol Coffee.
csc value, Id. pkg. 24o
Teas, large assortment
CSC value, pound $40
Teas, large assortment.
CSC value. pound $50
Picking Spice. pound 25c
20 stamps
B. C. Baking Powder. five
pound can for -. .S1.oo
100 stamps.
Benefits Capitol Wheat
2-lb. pkg. ........ loo
10 stamps.
Peanut Butter. large jar
for ......,,,...,.. 2bc
20 stamps
Hartieys Red and Black
CurrRnt Jelly, FOR 2so
Armour's Veribest Sliced
Beef, Jar ,.....,.. 1oc
10 stamps.
Snidar's Pork and Beans,
large can for .... 500
90 stamps.
Five Pound &c Jap Rice,
for ........'.s... zoo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30

Hartley's Jelly Marmal-
ade. glass. for -. 400
Cheese DS%Us full cream per per
10 stamps.
Cheese, Virginia Swiss,
per pound .26o
10 stamps.
Snider's Chilli Sauce. per
DOttle 400
10 stamps.
Macaroni. Star and Cres-
cent, 3 pkgs. ...... .25c
10 stamps.
Medium Sour Pickles. at,
per quart .......... 100
Gaillard's Olive Oil. per
small bottle 800. $40
20 stamps.
Gaillard's Olive Oil, med
ium bottle $50
40 stamps.
Gaillard's OLIVE OIL, per
5 large bottle ....... .7oc
80 stamps.
r.. c. Flakes. three pack
ages, ior a.......... 2Jc
10 stamps.
BENEFITS Capitol Extract,
bottle .s...-.. 1Sc
20 stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
NEW FREEZER MADE IN OMAHA
Simple Device for misunderstanding Too
Cream to BE Built by Local
~ CAPITAL,

The manufacture Of very novel house,
hold necessity is just about to be started IN
Omaha. The article In question win be
called the Marvel freezer and the odd fea-
ture of it is that there is absolutely no
work in connection with the production
OF ice cream. One has simply TO place ice
and common salt into a receptacle in this
machine, then pour the cream into another
part and in two or three minutes, without
any work whatever, hard, smooth, ice
cream is produced. The Omaha Can com
pany will manufacture the article.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30

Bend and Hallam all points where the
ground was very dry. Crops on the North
western lines are in fairly good condition.
]. f. UT. commercial agent Of the Rock
Island estimates that II the weather had
remained good the value of the Nebraska
output would have been 3Oo.OOO.OOO bushels,
but even now he considers that 25OOOO,OO0
bushels will be fair estimate of the ex-
pected corn crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
ANOTHER TRADE EXCURSION
Trade Boosters to Invade Northeast
ern Section of Nebraska.
TERRITORY NEARER OMAHA
indications Are the Demand for Res
= ervations VIII Exceed the Space
Mt Disposal of the
Committee.

The next trade excursion Of the Omaha
Commercial club will be devoted to north
eastern Nebraska. This was determined
at meeting Of subcommittee Of the trade
excursion committee OF 3the club held at
the Henshaw hoteb Z
The visit to thafnoftheast Will clean up
practically everything north OF the main
line OF the Burlington. as all Of northwest
ern Iowa was covered last year, and the
1910 spring trip took In all Of the North
western line through Nebraska and the
Milwaukee lines In South Dakota, October
g. g. % and IS were'csosgw and thu lines
TO be covered are the Northwestern main
line, Fremont to Norfolk and the Albion
branch, the Burlington. Fremont to Da-
kota City, and the old Great Northern line
west 70 o'Neil The lines OF the Omaha
road, Calhoun and north, including the
Wynot. Crofton and Bloomfield branches.
There are something hike ninety towns on
this schedule and It is planned to make 1t
In four days A parton this territory was
visited Ia 1893, but there are twenty-five
. towns that the omaha boosters have never
visited principally on the Burlington.
Trip IL Popular.
This trip win appeal to every tobbing
house. bank and manufacturing concern In
the city and II is anticipated that there
win be more trouble accommodating those
who want 10 go than in getting up a rep
Preventative delegation. The live stock men
alone win have a carload. while the grain
men are enthusiastic over the proposition.
A meeting of +. ]. HOel Commissioner
Guild, George +. West OF the Northwestern,
]. e. Buckingham OF the Burlington and
Lyman Sholes OF The Omaha road was held
az noon and a rough draft OF the itinerary
figured out The conduct OF another trip
this year in strictly local territory is In
line with the discrimination OF the Omaha
business men to maintain friendly relations
with the merchants in the nearby territory
as well as extend their trade lines into a
more remote and competitive neld, p
AZ the meeting OF the subcomuli ,tse which
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Mems
Furnishing
Specials

All our 75c Mems Soft Shirts;
Saturday only at ..... .49c
Night Shirts -Sanspareil fine
muslin night Shirts with V
necks, $1.25 grade, CSC; 75c
grade, for Saturday only, SOC
Silk Hose-Something classy,
in all the new shades; regular
75c line; special ....... .39c
Neckwear-We are showing the
largest line of mems silk neck
wear in the city; you can buy
three of our best SOC ties Sat
urday for 81. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Driver is Hurt
by Street Car
Harry Beal is Thrown from Seat on
Wagon in Collision with
Trolley Car.

In a collision with a street car. Harry
Beal driver for the Metz Brewery was
thrown from his wagon and severely in
jured at Sixteenth and Harvey street Fri
day morning. He suffered a sprain OF the
left ankle, but was able to again mount
his seat and drive off. The wagon was
dragged several feet, but not damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30

Nine bars Diamond G
Soap, for ......... ESQ
six bars Ivory Soap. .a5o
Old Mission Ripe olives.
soc can. for $3.50. .2so
Wheat Graham Flour, 10
pound sack for -. $50
Wonder Wax for Wash
ing, regular &C special,
IL packages for .a5o
Imperial Grape Juice,
pint bottle ........ 25o
20 stamps.
Marshall's Kippered Her
ring. can ........ 400
10 stamps.
Marshalls Fresh Mack
eral, can .......... 26c
10 stamps.
S5c Bottle Dalidet Maros-
chino Cherries for. soc
Fancy Evap'td Peaches,
Nc value, 8 lbs. 25c
Cream Honey Cookies, at.
per pound ..,..... lao
Anu Biscuits, 8 pkgs 15c
10 stamps.
Butter Special - Ben
nett'S Capitol Cream
cry, 10. bricks :. 2Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30

determined the general outline OF the trip
the following were present: Chairman C.
II. Hayward. F. j. Hoel w. B. Tagg, Joe
Kelley ]. II. Wright. jr, and Commissioners
j. NJ. Guild.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Saturday Shoe Specials

We have for our Saturdays sale one lot
900 pairs of women's short vamps, patent
colt and gun metal ankle strap pumps,
In all sizes and widths. not odds and
ends-S3.O0 and $3.50 values, will go
saturday at ....,,.... ...,... sS&.Zsp
We have left from our Buyers and Man
ayers sale about 400 pairs of white can
vas oxfords, in all sizes and widths. They
will go fast Saturday, regular $3.50
Nalus, at '..s.....' .........'S 1.3O
500 pair Of barefoot sandals. sizes " to
sh, Sh to 12M-not odds and ends
$1.O0 values, at ...,........ Soc
One lot of boys high grade shoes and OK
fords, in patent colt, gunmetal and Wei
kid, in all sizes, regular $3.50 and $500
values, Saturday at ...... ..S1.75
One lot of youths high grade shoes, sizes
10 to 1, regular $2.25 values, at 81 so
We call your attention to our Mems Dept,
where we have one lot of 200 pairs of
patent colt, tannd and gunmetal oxfords,
in all sizes, regular $3.50 values, Satur-
day at ''''''.s ''...'.'.... Sl.0S
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
BuiIdinR Permitn.

L. Kelley, Pratt and Thirty eighth, frame
dwelling, $500; Pratt and Forteth, $500;
Henry Haubens, brick store ll22-24 Far.
man, $4,000; ST. Philomena's church, brick
residence, $4,000; Gotfried Westphalen 29i2
Harris, frame dwelling, $500; 2971-7S Harris,
Webster. brick warehouse. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
serious decorations

and wounds are healed without danger o.
blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica salve.
the healing wonder. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
MIDI Summer GLASSWARE Sale

ing the stay and the Omahans and South
omahans will occupy the cars during their
visit
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
Meat Market
Spring Chicken.
per pound. 2IC

Lamb Legs, extra choice, Id. .1OAG
Mutton Legs, per Id. ..........SAG
Lamb Stew, per Id. ..........4h &
Veal Shoulder, waste, h., sc and &c
Loin Lamb Chops, per ID. ..12hC
Veal Chops, per lb. ......,.... 1OG
Veal Stew, lbs. for .......... 25G
Stew Pot Roast, Id. sc and =. ...7G
Rolled Rib Roast, all bones out. lOG
Boiling Beef, lbs. for. ....... .2SG
1000 lbs Cudahy's Rex Skinned Hams
every one guaranteed, 10 to IA
1000 lbs. Calumet UNI Bacon. to : Il rs E
Special sale on all kinds of Pail Lard:
3-lb. pail 80. ........... 47C
5-lb. pail -. Use
10-lb. pail 81. So
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-30
$l.OO Bag Sale Saturday

All Leather Bags worth from $3.50 to $780, nearly all
leather trimmed Two bags worth $500 each two bags
worth $1,000 and $3.50; in Saturday. big sale at 81 90
One dozen in lot all leather and leather lined with three
fittings; moire lined with three fittings beau
tfuy engraved German silver frames; in grey finish
some in gold and set with jewels; all sale Saturday
at .....,............ 81 90
The Washington times., 1910-04-29

Annapolis. Saturday night. he win be
the chief guest at a dinner and dance
In his honor at the New Willard
Prince Tsaf Tao accepts his honors
with the greatest enmity, but is an
afIabIe ard alert person.
LCrd Ii, son Of Ii Hung Chang, as
at least six feet tail and weighs Mt q
little over go pounds. He and Presi-
dent taft would be in about the same
class physically.
Lord Ii Is always Up and doing He
leaves a standing "caT me early order
with MS servants and is ready for the
next on the program at any time
He speaks English huentIy and trans
lates American jokes so wen that the
prince himself can see the point OF them.
Taft Entertains the Prince.
Prince Tsai Tao received a truly cor
dial welcome from President Taft q
the White House yesterday afternoon
The prince was accompanied by Chang
Yin Tang. the Chinese minister.
President Taft requested his imperial
highness to thank the Prince Regent Of
China for the friendly attitude lie took
toward the United States during the
railroad loan NEGOTIATIONS The fact
that the Chinese government had allow