davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

bar 5eqeseie for belle ben engelif-
tnlenoe @eroen, og at ser life fun.
De relies ct mere Itraalenoe Winoes-
mGrfe for oenne 300.anrs- Set, emo
AfiGutning al Ell 6bjtioelig OnerenS.
fomlt me1em De engeIif-talenoe Nas
tioner, 6oorue0 Den forf9roelige
Mulig6eo for en- brooermoroeriif
arig ~fierne0es.
Den omerifanife @eianot Geio op.
Ieite oerefter ct guoifa6 ira 8r9ii.
Dent Gait, boori oenne brogte 5or-
iomIinoen i'm 2pfenifning / anle0-
ming al Ninoefeiten for llo9ioefien
al 9i6elen, Ser mere emo aft anoet
.forbanot De to itore engeIiftaIettbe
Hotioner, Ser bao0e fpaeS BLOB,
fpaes Sprog og feleS Religion.
5Oriomlineen mo0tog Cats 9uO-
fab meo itormenoe 9ifolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Bort meo Sobaffen.

Sner Ell itor Gel al ben ciDiliie-
reoe9eroen bar oct organiiereoe Pr
bejoe til 9ef9mpelie al I~obnfSoru.
gen breOt Jig ret ltprft og ipnes M
ogiaa if(9. Str. 0gbl.@ at 6aoe
8etingelier for at oinoe 5il6pnaere
/ 8anmart. Stotten0e Jig til De
npelte lGgeoioen lfa6elige lln6erle-
qelier, Ger tilful0e beOiier RifotinenS
og So6affens beiit ifaoeli9e og De-
genererenOe Snoflpoelie paa 0e for
lfellige 0ele al Sen menneifelige
Or9oni3me, ieger man / fsrlte
&Gfte al iormaa ale ira 5obaf az
bolone W9no og &oin0er til at
lutte iia til geOpgelien / oct Die
me0 life alene at BRACE ale plore,
mere eaer min0re nifotinforgifteoe,
oper / Hpfferne, men / iprlig @ro0
at %nn60rage 9grn og ben unge op-
oofien0e llng0om Sobafsnpbeliells
ilenenoe, Misunderstanding % Demo.
roliierenOe 5elqer.
10 ira Ell p%elorgnniieret 2anoS-
%forening meo / 9iebliffet 10 2ofal-
foreninger uofol0eS en- betpoelig agi-
totoriif Sirfiombe0, og er man for
Sioen / 5pro meo 6orieg pan Op-
~rettelie al Sfoleforenin9er 2anhet
oner, bDor 29rere eler Sprin0er er
ofbolone ira 5obat. st oioenifa-
6eli9t 8Grf meo 9iora9 al 2p9er
og 5agmpno paa anti-Gobafs-
ipergsmnolets Omroa0e Dil / 90
bet al fort 5io uofomme poa ct al
9anmarf5 iterre 6orlag, bois 6or-
mnno er Serltelprer $. 9irfeluno,
9timtofte pr. GDomgaaro. og til
boem aQe 6oreipergSler %angaaen0e
5ore0rag eler 2ofalioreningers
Oprettelie ienoe5. Snomeloelier /
2anosforeningel Bort meo 6o6af-
fen @ ar. pr. 2(or, MeolemS6lao
i6eregnet) ifer gerlnem 9onfaSiiitent
y. u. 9. 6onge. &osfil0e. Sore
niuaens Organ er v6riif 2uit", Ne
oafter 2lnton 5tmiot, a%oben6apn.
IS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Si6elcn % ben engclife aonee.

Den engeIife aon9e mootog / 9il.
cfitgham Boloce Den Population,
Der ooerrafte BAN ct iGrlig inobun.
oct @fsenlplar al Den autoriiere0e
8eriion tiaige meo en- @oresie, Ger
er trpft / gommelengelif Stil.
5oror0et og 96nnen / SIntniu.
gen. @uo oeliigne 9oneen" er trpft
meO roe 9ogitooer.
s lit Spor uotalte aonaen, at set
6oo0e n9ret 6am EN- @lp0e at mos.
toge oenne Population og erfore, at
ben reprGienterer en- %forenet 5eItlig.
boloelle in0enfor oct engeliftolenOe
5oGf al Minoet ON ltogipelien 1911
al Den pcroensbergmte Ooeripttelie
al 9ibeIen / Sen en9elife Gunge, ser
iiOen bar ppret fenot iom Den auto
riiere6e geriion.
De bel6i9t polqte Orb / 4ores.
len min0er ale om 6enne 8egioen.
beo5 tore 9etpOning. OoerIptter.
mes Grbeioer oa Song Safob ben
8erite, iom leoeoe o9 poageoe oper
oeres @erning, fortiener at bolhes
| oarig 9@re.
0ette itore o9 minoeo9roi9e
Soretogen0e, ser fom iom ct flnrt
2ps / Msrfet, GAP bele set engeIif'
talen0e 5olf Sen ful0e Retogaogong
til ielo at iege Sonobeoen o9 Stst-
te for oeres Gro, og / 2e6et ar 300
Anr bar oen engeliftnlenoe STAGES
pofienoe MiGioner, ipre0t en6nu ri.
oen oner SorOens Ooerilooe. / Be-
res Hs0 tDet til Sen olttoriiereoe
geriions itore Simpelbeo, og bar
al 0ens ulotsmmelige aiIoer DIT
@iS0om, MoO o9 @leoe.
Gongrn ilutteoe meo at uotole. at
set bar bans fire 6oob, Ser bar be-
frGftet peo Sen oioe Snteresie, Sll-
bilpet 6oooe .oaft, Of hnns ltnber-
latter oloriq pif6e oposre meo at
oproiptte ben cole gro, De beino
i oen enoeIife 8i6el, Ser I Ell pi8
Senieenop er Den f6rite rationale
Sfnt, o9 iom set be66er / Qoresien,
i lin oon0eIige 9etp6ning Den per
oifuIoeite 5ina. o.n engelife geroen
bor %frembraet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
san Dor imiolertio IeIo fornpIia

San bar imiolertio iefo fornpIig
fortalt ON lit lt6el0.
Seq Dor fun 10 Nor 9ommel n9
fenote fun armo0. Seq bar font
men meo mine 5orGlore til Ameri-
ia for at iin0e Sen 2pffe, Ri life
flnloe iin0e / port &jenl.
Ser / 2(merifa grunoeoe jeg lam.
men meO to aompaglloner en- lille
5o%rretning. Benge 6aooe ingen al
os. og bOer Gag paanp 6nooe ri Ell
Stamp meO areoitorer, Der preiente-
re0e oS 0eres H%egninger paa en-
eler to Dollars og life fun0e fao
Dem 6etnlt. gn Gag uoIteOte ieg
ell 8efiel paa 20 Dollars, for 6bil-
ten leg fit 10 Cellars ior at bei6rge
De nooUen0iglte ll0gifter. 8o 0o-
gen TOM, paa bpilfen gefSlen par
forfaloen, bob0e ri life en- Sent /
2ommen. 81 raooilog 6e0rgpet ON,
6ooo Der bar at gre, og 6eilittte0e
os enoelig til at gore aonfurs. 9f-
tfoerne oar ret inlaa Og life / Stono
til at title areoitorerne iilfre0S.
Gen uinoleite @efieG bleo ienere
%prpienteret mig al Gieren, og ieg
gao 6am Def 6unOreooobbelte for
Den, 90 ban lao / fottiop aaor.
3euae 9efiel bar en- flor gprOi for
mig"
0}eo Oisie 0r6 pegeoe Carnegie
poo en- 8efiel, Der bar lat / @las
% 6amme ooer bans Sfripe6or0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Glnnninaens Srnneri.

6ortrpIelie Der fon bpile oper SIN
oeflmiten for oens 0prfere. i%frioer
SIR. 9g6l." ioar man ct 1oot Be
greb ON peO at lpie ct 9reo. fon
Stolieneren Sen, Der fan0t 8eoen
forle0en 0nq oeo Gnris, fort for
inoen bop0e ifreoet til en- Gen.
en- bar mooife life ion beltltrei,
nnor OIL iiger mia, at mine 6lponin'
ger life er aanife iornufti9e,
~ifriOer Gen. o0ien ieg er noe al
Stano til at teile min 9egeiitring,
mine 9piter. III maa tro mig,
9lpintifen bar togct mig / lin Wtagt,
meO i'm foriorenoe Magt, i'm Stor.
6eo, i'm Boeii. 8lpOningen meO
lit 1tbeifrioeIiqe 8rDaeri bar BERT
Jet mig, og 10 iterrp @anifeIig6e6er-
ne er, beIto mere Eiltrpfning 6otl
ben ooer mig. Wine genner ber
%formaner mig ofte til alo9ifob,
men bboo forlonaer 5 al mig2
SlppefunIten maa man iette alt pao
Spill for at iifre iio en- Bfnos
3lpperneS Sfare."
0enne gegeiitring bar olereot
frepet life faa Dire n Ser er in9er
Eoipl ON. at Sen itooig itsrre Sap.
peItrio oil forsge O%frenes antnl
itooia nofienoe @roo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
GOdcSpicrrcS SpOSmnifc.

Com Ell al De itorite anrioiiteter
/ Mtiileum GarnaDalet | Baris, Ser
ri. a. in0eboloer G%rinorin9er ira
ben Itore H~epolution bar man oniet
RobespierreS 9e08maife. Mnifen
Ifuloe efter Si9enoe ppre ta9et li9e
efter HobeSpierres SalS6ngning, %
Der er ~ifreoet Sang eiter Sang ON
oct ubp9gelige Snotrpf, man 6eri-
ge1nem lit al 6eDollltionSmanoen,
og 6oorle0es man gennem Mnii9tS-
tr9ffene Iigefrem fnnoe 9ere Jig en-
5oreItiQing ON lt6Drets 9nrnfter.
Get birfe0e oerior iom EN- Spato
folot 8ono, bo en- gelgier for fort
.Sio iioen me6oelte, at Woifen ilet
life par taqet oper Gobespierres
anlietstrGf, men bar mooeleret |
1878 al Ell berlinif gilleobu9ger
til ct beIeiif Bonoptifon. 5enere
fom set falife 6obespierreaniiet
paa en- Notwithstanding / ellie
og panoreoe oerfrn oper / Muieum
Garnopalet, bpor oct blep N al sc
tore Sep9roipbeoer.
Man bar MI Ifpnoiomit iiernet
g~ofsmaifen fra Mrieet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
gnfian

oo potter ooer 2ioet. Meo oen
anifueIie, at 2ioet er 9armoni,
Seroen ct a%unito9rf begpnote @rG.
terne; 5anten treoIer Oen anifllcI.
ie op, = iom ben moo gre oct
oe oct iioIte Spor, JON gives al
en- @refer, er 9utians: 9ioet er Ell
meningsIBs Goriong, ct Scr, 6oor
bper al fitlo 8raft = ipnger
i'm Stemme uoen &enipn til De
andre; 9Oilfen Sormonil Sooleoes
bliper oct ueO, inotiI Den itorc
aorisrer, 0eoen, lager Dem ale
no Of Scenen; ioa er De ale Iige
- 5auS6e6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Garncsics ganfcrOt.

Oct er Ienoe iiocn, Carnegie ipil.
le0e 5aait. men oct er pirfelig en-
gang ifet.
ut anorew Carnegie | fine unae
0aae bar EN- iottiq Mnno, er pel.
fenot, men at ban engang bar ipil-
let Sanit, er minore fenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
9sosfal0.

Gen Y. April oeoe Sfrqooerme.
tier Sens Gbriitenien, Chicago, og
blep %begra0et RaalteOag ira 8etbie.
maie Strife unoer megen Itor Sci.
togelie.
) 0iemmet lang ri; Ger er ct
laliat @lGOen5 5iem.~ Bat. Riel.
len talte fort ooer Oroene y@Ip-
Oens 9jem" Der, oct minoerige
@lG0ens Sient poa Sor0en % oct
rialige @IpOens Siem i 6immeIen,
bpor Der er eoig 9ps og Gag og
epig 5reo og no" 0erefter galme-
Oeriet gSna reiie ri til bort S9ore-
lono1 og Jets 9srnebsrn bar Den
rigt bIomiterimntfeoe Site.
; ben iergeflG0te Strife prplil.
oereoe OrgeIet, og eitcr Salmen
500 pe0, buor npr mig cr min
@n0e@ traoot 4rGiten 6en til Boa.
rem % taIte no ira 1 Moiebog
as. u: 80 5srael iagoe til So.
lepb: ie. ieg 0or, og @uo ifaI oGre
meo eoer og isre e0er til eoers 6p.
ores Snno igen." S~noboloet al Ga.
len loo iaoleoes: SOet ieg itonr
oeo senne 8oore, er iee mig beoioit
at ieg life fan uofploe bans Blaos,
JON ifuloe bare tolte ber | 0enne
&ins. Den tore @fitono trpOer
binorenoe / 8eien, men pi fan ioa
goot %ioriton, at Brofesior Big bel
lere piloe inOiri lit 2sfte oeo OsNs.
Ieiet emo oeo Barren, ban bar tpntt
Tom Sofob: oSoiepb leoer. iee oil
fare ben o9 e BAN, fsr ieg osr";
oa itrnaIeoe Den afosoes Aniigt al
@lpoe / %iuunone Gage, naar Brp.
~itefomilien fopt / 8eis1 hos BAN,
oo par @leoen life minore pnn
0eosienoen, ON END oct er iaa.
Ieoes; neOi9t ice ri 6aroel.
3 opb @rfenoelie al min Sof.
.nemmeIig6eoSgpl0 lii dig, beOen-
9an1ne. meo 8enoo % 9@reirpgt
tr90er ieg oa BEN til bin gaare,
fornisiet ON, at on M iorfloret er
bjeume bo8 Serren. Gin 9ortgane
bar minOet mig ON Hatriorfen Sns
fob meo BEN itprfe Gro: o6errel
jeQ Upper oig life, iSren0 on bel.
iiener mig" o. meo @cliionelien
til inc @sru. fsreno ban 0tog
line Sober til iig op paa Senaen
oa opaar iiH '2lano oa bIeu iamlet
iii iii 5olt."
@ieo 5afobs FRO % 6rimooig6eo
oper ior Oeoen fun0e ogiaa on
tiger: e, ieg 0sr. Get .bleo life iagt
paa Ger0eu5 Bis. Get er @eroens
@isoom at iige; stun cen ling
ueO ies meo inlofommen Sitfer.
be6. % BET er. at ieg ifal 90.
See, troenoe 9enner, oct peo ri
netop life me0 9i5beo. Sen Gina
olene CT iulOfommen uis: ut Sri
iius fommer igen at BONNIE leoen-
De % osoe, 90 oerfor Tiger BauIus'
1Gerefter ifulle d. iom leue, ION
ouerblioe, rpffes tillige meO Dem
ben i Sfperne, til at ms0e Serrer
/ Suiten, og iaaleOes ifulle oi altit
p9re ms0 Serren." 90 oct bar Den
bortgangneS rette 8rsit oper ior
0eOen, iIet life at Itanoie ueo ben,
men ie irem til - lepelloe eler
$50 - at uGre meo Seius og ms
oes meo DEM, Der par goaet foruo
Seq iperger Dig, ben e%nfclte, et
on re0e til at msoe Seius2 Bill on
uere meo Seius2 Oil on laoe DIG
fsre of Seius? SauI oiloe life
men Serrens aano forloO ban
og ban forforteoe ielo fine Gage
timber gIomiter 90 ifenne gilleOel
og peo Of tale ON 3eben iom Men
neifetS Ben oe ON @raoens Soil'
og 5reo foriSger man at ifinle d
oens 5rpet % @ru, men nonr iaC
9eoen fommer, gruer bnert natur
list Sierte uIigeOeI. Faaifeieiter
bar Ie6sfeiten, 9ongireoao, bel
lin Sioe, og Seils alene fan bort
tage Ieoens @rii. OH ipnes, at 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

til @inoc ON 3o0aoret for Sen
engeIite 9ibelooeriattelies lloginel.
ie afboIotes Snsoag giten oen 20.
Worts.
Bremierminiiter asqrit6 frem.
6Goeoe | II. u. %, at oenne gibel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

(SIuttes paa SIDE g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Sfiftenoe Gmner.
Zen cnselife gibcloperiettcIic.

Seitlisbeoen / albert Saa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
DOWNWARDCOURsE
Fast Being Realized by Bemidji
People.

A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Bright's di-
sease.
This is the downward cource of
kidney ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
advice of a Bemidji citizen
Mrs. A. E. Hannah, SO4 America
Ave-, Bemidji, Mimi, says: Some
time ago I began the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills and the results were
highly satisfactory At that time I
was suffering severely from backache
and my kidneys were not doing their
work as they should. I was steadily
running down in health and my con-
dition was becoming serious, when
friend advised me to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. I was so greatly bene
flied by them from the first that I
procured a further supply. Since
then I have had little cause to worry
about my condition. Today I am en-
joying good health and do not hesi-
tate to give Doan's Kidney Pills the
credit for this remarkable change"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the naem-DOan S
and take no other.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
RAILROAD TINE CARDS
500

No. 1862 East Bound Leaves 9:54 a. m.
No. 1863 West Bound Leaves 4:37 p. m
No. 1876 East Bound Leaves >2:45 p. m.
No. 1877 West Bound Leaves 1898 a. m.
Great Northern
No. 33 West Bound Leaves at $3.50 p. m
No. "a East Bound Leaves at 1908 p. m
No. IS West Bound Leaves at 3:42 a. m
No. So East Bound Leaves at 1:20 a. m
Ne. los North Bound Arrives at TAO p. m
Ne. 1O6 South Bound Leaves at ZOO a. m
Freight West Bound Leaves at 800 a. m
Freight East Bound Leaves at $3.50 p. m
Minnesota 4 International
No. 80 South Bound Leaves at Sis a. m
No. 81 North Bound Leaves at 6:lO p. m
No. "a South Bound Leaves at 1885 pm
No. 80 North Bound Leaves at 4:2O a. m
Freight South Bound Leaves at 1880 a. m
Freight North Bound Leaves at 600 a. m
MINI. Red Lake & Man.
No. North Bound Leavesss..at 3:35 p. m
No South Bound Arrives at 1880 a. m
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
Still POURING
WATER ON FIRE
Flames Break Out Anew in
New York Capitol.
BIG APPROPRIATION ASKED

Four Million Dollars the Estimated
Cost of demonstrating the Damaged
Portion of the Building-WaIls Of
cupola Declared Unsafe and Resi-
dents on Opposite Side of Street
Are Directed to Vacate.
Albany, N. Y, March 31.-Several
fire engines pumped water into the
ruins of the state library all day.
Twice flames burst out afresh in the
smouldering stacks of books, but were
quickly subdued.
The senate chamber is practically
unchanged and its water soaked lob
by can be made ready for use next
Monday. 1t will take longer to repair
the assembly chamber. There is still
foot of water in the well" of the
room -....
The workmen found large quanti-
ties of books in the state library in a
SOOu Stdtt VI p1SSSl FdtlOA, SO1uS VI
them stained only on the outside by
smoke and water and others with the
backs of the bindings burned but the
pages intact
State Architect Ware has recon-
mended that the legislature authorize
Immediately the preparation of plans
for rebuilding the ruined third and
fourth floors in the west end.
Unofficial estimates place the cost
Of reconstruction close to $4,0o0,O00.
It is said that an appropriation of this
size would practically wipe out the
estimated surplus remaining in the
state treasury at the end of the pres
ent fiscal year. The state cannot bond
itself for this rebuilding and the
money must be taken directly from
the treasury.
The first inspection after the smoke
cleared away convinced the state
architect that the remaining walls of
the southwestern cupalo were unsafe
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
LOSS IS ABOUT So, OoO, 600
Latest Estimate OF Damage to New
York Canitol.

IaASSS 6SI1N1dtS OF DdtNdSS TO NEW
York Capitol.
Albany, N Y, March s1.-Fire,
smoke and water have ended their
destructive work on the western por-
ton of the capitol building and. as
soon as the ruins cool the work OF
clearing away the wreckage will com.
mence.
Nearly all the departments located
on the eastern side of the building
have resumed business
Those in the damaged portion have
established quarters in the city hall
or in adjacent buildings.
Several fire engines with steam up
and hose connected have been sta.
toned near the building for use in
case the fire breaks out again. 1t is
expected that in a few hours the fire
men will be able to enter the state
library portion of the building to
search for the body of Night Watch.
man Abbott
The total loss is placed at $4,000, 900
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
PLEADS IGNORANCE OF Law

Seattle Minister Convicted Of Election
Frauds.
Seattle, Wash, March 31-Rev. E.
B. Sutton, a Presbyterian minister
who served as registration clerk
during the precinct registration for
the recall election last month. was
found guilty of Illegally entering
names on the registration books.
The penalty for the offense is from
enc to five years in prison.
Sutton asserted he did not know he
was violating the law.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31
ARMED MAN SEEKS HARMON
Arrested in Rotunda of the Capitol at
Columbus

b. Columbus, O., March 31.-Guy Rit-
tenhouse of Ostrander, Delaware coun-
ty, caused sensation in the state
house by appearing in the rotunda and
demanding to see the governor. He
was armed with a ,32-caliber revolver,
but did not attempt to use it. "The
detectives are after him." he said,
"and they are after me, and 1 must
see the governor" E
He was taken into custody.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-31

and the occupants OF houses on the
opposite side of State street have been
directed to yacate until the walls are
pulled down or safely braced.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-24
LIVELY WEEK IN MINING
CIRCLES AT MANHATTAN

ify. and neither of them is willing
to say more than that all the in
dications point to the opening of
producing mine on the east side.
They have been of the opinion that
they would not reach unchanged
ground much inside of 100 feet,
and if it comes sooner they will
have no objection.
Another lease has been let Just
over the summit on Kismet ground,
owned by Andrew Francis, and
while good reports are coming in
no facts are at hand on which tc
base story. 1t would seem, how
ever, that interest in the east sill
has had a decided boost since th'
recent finds of high grade on 81
Pau! ground.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-24
!. u. RAIEROAD BEGINS
WORK ON DOUBLE TRACKS

The work of double tracking the
Southern Pacific from Reno to
Truckee will soon commence.
A, J. Barclay, the Southern Pa
cific engineer who located the rail,
road town of Sparks and had charge
of most of the work there, and
who was located in Reno several
years. was in this city yesterday
with his assistant engineer, F. A.
Hansen. At the present time En-
gineer Hansen has corps of sur
veyors between Reno and Truckee
providing a survey for the double
track, and Engineer Barclay may
within a short time, open up con
struction offices in this city and di
rect all the work on the Southern
Pacific in Nevada from this point
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-24

The following interesting mining
notes are taken from the last issue
af the Manhattan Post:
Milling TO Start from Union o.
The Dexter Consolidated Leasing
company, operating the rich Union
No. lease, will on the first of the
week start another run of ore at
the War Eagle mill. Three hum
dred tons of ore will be treated,
which, it is estimated, will net
the owners approximately 800 per
ton. This will be one of the rich
est runs yet made from the lease,
and one that will be sure to prove
of great benefit to the camp, as well
as to the fortunate leasers. The
ore was taken from the stope be-
tween the 375 and 325-foot levels,
and shows free gold in quantity
The stope is now about 40 feet up
or almost to the objective point
Some of the ore taken out lately
is worth from soc to So per pound
The main ore shoot is estimatHC
to be about 100 feet long, and %-i
.eturn an average value of abou
$50 per ton. It's width varies from
fourteen inches to four feet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-24
LIKE A MAGNET
ARE The FERTILE
LANDS OF NEVADA
STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE is
SWAMPED BY APPLICATIONS
FOR WATER RIGHTS.

RENO, April 24.-Preaching the
gospel of hope and with the more
material comfort of evidence OF
present and future prosperity, X.
A. Mckay, chief clerk in State En-
gineer Kearneys office, came down
from Carson Saturday night with
bundle of statistics that would
make Messrs. Chuckwalla, Rather
& Coyote, Inc, take out life in
surance policy.
Never in the history Of the
state" says Mr. Mckay, has there
been such scramble to appropriate
water and secure prior rights in
water for the purposes of irrigation
and reclamation. Applications are
coming in, especially from Elko,
Humboldt and some from White
Pine county, at the rate of from
six to eight day. These make
the state engineers force hustle to
keep business disposed of.
Assistant Engineer Won Nagel is
in the field holding hearings and
making examinations almost con
tinually.
The condition is one of the sur
est indications that Nevada is or
the boom from an agricultural point
of view. Applicants come from
Massachusetts, from Canada, from
Utah and half-dozen other places
and they are seeking to divert ant
appropriate water from every avail
able stream, even the most minute
water course. In many cases wher'
!, individuals are concerned, water /
diverted for long distance to irri
, gate a farm as small as 100 acres
and every case means another fam
J lily for Nevada.
Some of these applicants are TN
der the Carey act and others unde
the water law To date over 200
applications have been filed, som
: of which have been adjudicated an
disposed of, but some remain fo
), completion.
The Carey act law makes prov
sion to require those working Ill
= der it to deposit sufficient money
cover expenses of surveys, inspe
- ton, etc, and in addition sma
sum per acre is required for t
! land. This goes to the state trea
4 ury.
, Mr.. Mckay says that, judgil
: from the applications which a
. coming in, it will not be long /
fore any tillable or reclamable la
is left in Nevada. After that t
:. demand for land will be reflected
!. increasing prices for the land.
the last ten years land values
creased over $50 per cent and
= the next ten years the values shot
: increase 200 to 800 per cent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-24
Aerial Tram to Transport Ore.


Plans are about complete to sink
another leo feet in the Little Grey
shaft. The work will start at the
150-foot point and when finished
crosscuts will be run. The Little
Grey and block IL on the Union No
9 are under lease to the War Eagle
company, with c. P. Mccarthy IN
charge of operations. These held
ings appear to be developing into
an enormous low-grade milling
proposition, but one that the COM
pany can easily handle at its own
mill at fair profit.
In the south drift of the Little
Grey two feet of $25 ore have been
opened up, which give every indi'
cation of permanency. In the north
drift the ledge will run from 81:
TO SIS per ton.
The company has on the dump
nearly 900 tons of ore worth abou
50 per ton, which will be treated
shortly. 1t is the intention of TIL
management to install an aeria
tram to move the ore from tn
mine to the mill, distance o
about sixty rods.