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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
KILLS BLACK EAGLE IN THE
ACT OF STEALING SHEEP

Tom Thornberry is the boy that
catches the big birds these days.
Yesterday morning a sheep herdeT
saw a large bird destroying a lamb
in the fields below Toms house and
.came to get help to rescue the
lamb. Tom went out with his shot
gun and, on arriving at the field,
saw a large bird perched upon the
lamb and about to sever its head
from its body.
A well-aimed shot brought the
king of the air low, but even in its
dying struggles the huge bird essay
ed to make way with the lamb in
its tallons.
Upon closer inspection, after it
had been killed, it proved to be a
specimen of gray eagle and meas
ured SO inches from tip to tip OF
it's wide-spreading wings.
Tom had the bird on exhibition
at the Tribune office, just as we
went to press, and it is to be stuffed
and preserved as a specimen of what
the Lovelock valley can produce in
the way of birds.-Tribune
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
MONSTER PUMPS TO BE
INSTALLED ON COMSTOCK

1t is Of interest to learn that the
capacity of the new pumps to be
installed on the 2450 and 1850 sta
lions of the G. & G. shaft by the
United Comstock Pumping associa-
ton will have an enormous ca
paeity On the 2450-foot level of
the c. & G. shaft three centri-
fugal pumps will be installed. They
will have a capacity of 1900 gal
Ions per minute. They will dis
charge into the 2150 level, $50 feet
above, and the present installation of
Reidler pumps will then take the
water and discharge it direct into
Sutro tunnel. On the 265O-foot
level of the c. &. c. shaft at the
bottom, two centrifugal pumps will
be placed in position, each with a
capacity of $3.50 gallons per min
ute These pumps will feed the
pumps on the 2450-foot level above.
Virginia Chronicle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
FIRST SP AOE OF
EARTH TURNED BY
The PRESIDENT

Under conditions that We're al
most ideal, ground was broken in
San Francisco Saturday for the
Panama Pacific exposition of 1915
that is to commemorate the OPEN
ing Of the Panama canal. President
Taft lifted the first spadeful of
black earth from the ground on
which few years from now the
exposition buildings will rise; Nine.
Lillian Nordica sang her greeting,
and moro than 100000 persons fill
ed the great STADIUM in Golden
Gate park to witness the first cere-
mony in memory of what Mr.. Taft
and other speakers called the
greatest engineering feat the world
has ever seen the Panama canal
The president spoke from a plat
fern Just in front Of the grand
stand in the stadium, facing the
south, standing on the edge of
giant green cup that was filled al
most to the Drlm WIN interested
crowds. Overhead the sky was a
aawless blue, with never cloud
to mar it's perfection. Far off to
the south and east rose hills, gre.
for the most part, each pint distinct
in the clear air, with here and
there golden patch of cultivated
land. Nearer at hand, just a
the stadium the hills that fringed
the road over which the party tray-
eled stood out in holder relief, dot
ted with people,
Around the race course OF tn
stadium were banked thousands of
spectators and on the track
thousands of soldiers from the pre-
sidio and hundreds of tackles and
militia men stood at rest, their
guns flashing in the sunlight. Every
few feet around the course were
flag poles from the tops of which
Aoated the star Spangled banner and
the blue and gold flag of California
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16

Bath Brothers, who have the ban
ner lease on the Union No 2, are
down 250 feet and have been in
ore all the way from the surface.
At the present depth the values
are increasing and between four and
five tons of milling ore are being
raised daily. Bath Brothers have
secured a lease on block l on the
Earl and are taking out ore there
from through their old shaft on
the Union 2, at the $50 level. The
ledge is two feet wide and gives
an average value of $50 per ton.
The Kendall lease on the Joker
ground, now owned by the Big Four
company. came to the front the first
of the week with strike of high
grade ore.
Some men were put to work
trenching at the left of the en-
trance to the tunnel, and for a dis
lance of about 20 feet several
pounds of rich specimen rock were
taken out, which were about half
gold and most attractive.
Mr.. Kendall believes they are
about to break into a new ore
body, which, if the specimens found
are any criterion to go by, should
prove to be a most prolific one,
Mineral Hill.
The force of ten men now at work
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16

of the Joker Mining company, the
deal having just been closed. The
consideration has not been mad
public. This added acreage gives
the Big Four company all t.
ground on the northeast slope of the
hill. The claim and two fractions
mentioned comprise all the holdings
of the Joker company
The entire estate has been under
lease to Zeb Kendall for several
months, and his lease continues un
der the Big Four management.
Custom Mill.
The Post has received from a re-
liable source. information to the
effect that another mill is soon to
be located at a point near the main
workings of the Consolidated. The
mill planned will be of ten stamps,
with tube mill and complete cyanide
equipment 1t will be especially
adapted to treat all the ores mined
in that section of the camp.
S. W. Steiner and !. P. Carpenter
have been at work on the project
for over a year, and it is understood
that they have about all the ar
rangements completed and expect
soon start breaking ground for the
plant The company, it is reported,
will be financed principally by coast
people In an early issue the Post
hopes to print more definite news of
the new reduction plant.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
WEEKS PROGRESS IN
MINES OF MANHATTAN
From the Manhattan POST

on the properties OF the Mineral Hill
Consolidated, on the east side. are
rapidly getting things in shape fer
the winters work.
The tunnel is now in 2l0 feet
with two shifts working. The ledge
is well defined and continues t.
carry small values. One shift is
work on the open cut on St Paul
hill and while on the surface the
ledge is erratic, a general assay
taken across it gives values Ct $50
per ton.
A large powder house is bein
built near the mouth of the tunnel,
and the grading is under way for
the engine and compressor house.
The company has purchased the
two-drill compressor formerly used
by the Steen, Poak and Cicala lease
on the Big -Four, and as soon as
the grading is completed and the
concrete foundation in the compress
sor will be moved to the east side
and put in place,
Omer Maris, general manager for
the company, is now in San Fran
cisco, buying engine, drills and
supplies for the winters operations
lie writes that he will be back on
the job by November /.
Consolidated is now listed on the
San Francisco stock exchange, and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
EIGHTEEN BANKS ARE
PROCEEDED AGAINST

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 16.-
Garnishment proceedings against 16
banks, supposed to hold funds of
the Seaboard Aid Line Railroad
company and the Knickerbocker
Trust company of New York, were
instituted yesterday by the Florida
Railway company, which last week
filed suit for $6,000,000 damages
against the Seaboard and the trust
companies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
NOTICE!

We are revising and posting up
to date our map of the Tonopah
mining district. Let us survey your
and show them on this
new map.
MACDONALD & MORAN,
Rooms IA and Is Tonopah Block.
10-9-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16

on November "A. 1911. the exist
ing pool viii be dissolved and h Id
ers of Mineral Hill, st. Paul, Min
neapolis and East Side Leasing COM
pany stock can exchange their hold
ings for stock in the Consolidated.
Altogether there is not a proper
E i'm Manhattan better equipped
for long and steady operations than
Mineral Hill Consolidated with the
vast vein system already uncovered
on the estate and the wonderful
surface showings on both Mineral
Hill and St. Paul. the east side is
at last in line for a big producing
property.
Good Paintings.
At the lease on the Litigation Hill
Merger company's ground being
worked by John Gillian, Jack Con
nell and Ed Mcclure, the shaft is
being sunk on an incline and is
down 35 feet, at which point a drift
was started. The ledge which is
being followed pans we'll.
High Grade.
At the Vucanovich lease ON the
Forman fraction ground. owned by
the Liberty and Justice Mining com
pany, drifting is being done tie tho
east of the shaft, and on the west
side ore is being stopped The
shaft is $50 feet deep. This week
some nice specimens were found in
the west drift, which were lousy
with the yellow metal.
Big -Four.
The Big -Four Mining company
has purchased the Joker claim ant
! the Esmeralda and Hazel fractions
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16
notice.!

Frank Harrison, successor to Har-
rison and Girton, tailors, will con-
tinue to do business at the same
place, 10 Central street. Work
called for and delivered. Phone
9O2. 10-12-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16

Bonanza want ads" LrIng quick
results. Try one.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-16

Old newspapers for sale at this
ofice-25c per hundred.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Acaba de llegsr & Sam Juan el. tereer
tomo de la interesantfsima obra, es-
crita por ell general DON Valeriano Wey-
Ter, y que Sc titula afs snando en- CvbG.
Avisamos este q las personas que ad-
quirieron ell prime fnano de Ia i'm portan-
tisima Obra.
Pedid Ell segon1o tonao : la librerla
del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Despues del circuito de Inglaterrs
de las mil millas EN- Ell que quedaroI
selo los campeones franceses Beau
mont Vedrines, este que lego segun
do ofreci6 ir hasta Paris y en- efectt
sali6 8 las de La manana del aerodro
mo de Hendon de Londres, atraves6 |;
Mancha las y 40 Sc encontraba el
Dieppe BESIDE aquf hasta Paris efec
tue el recorrido EN- I bora Is minuto
SOlamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Gerald Napier, aviador ingles es el
ntmero IL de las victimas del aero.
plano. Eel jeven photo sc mat6 en- e]
aerodromo de Brooklands 3 causa de
una rafaga de aire cuando SIC disponla
4 terminar su vuelo. Iba acompaIlado
de un pasaiero ell cual sc salvo mila
grosamente-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Gi usted quiere vender una casa, un
.utom6vil, tina joya, algo de valor de
arte, ofrezcalos a quien pueda com
prarlo.
" 'quien puede eomprar Sin dinero'
La gentle que 10 tiene lee Ell BOIE-
TIN MERCANTIL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
'srsa e2 B0M4ETlN.,

TIT Ayiador militar frances, ell eapl-
tan Felix, director. de La escneia mill
tar Blersot, Sc ha spropiado ell s'reeor
de la altura subiendo q $3.50 metros.
He aouf Ia lhistoria de este record
RI 2 de Diciembre de 1909 ell avia-
dor frances Latham Sc elev6 a una al
sura de ATS metres.
I'm mes mas tarde ell <mismo Latham
gubi6 q 1000 metres. Despues Paulham
ffrances9 neg6 a una altura de l26s
metros, enseguida Morane (frances)
7leg6 q 1854 Despues siguio Oliesla-
gers (belga) que subi6 a 1924 metros
va 1870. Ell malograd0 Chavez (fran-
ees) en- SUI paso sobre los Alues alcan-
20 una altura de 1.784 metros. Los
americanos Brookins y Drexel uega-
ron a 1902 y 2560 mentross respecti-
mente. Morane emsigui6 que ell re
cord volviese & Francia elevandose a
2.O40 q 2.52l metros. Pocos dias mas
aarde Chavez lleg6 2.56O metros. Ell
mismo dia Wynmalen (Holandes) al
canz6 una aItura de $500 metros.
Gel americana Johnstone elevandose
& una altura de 1880 metros consiguio
aue el ttreccrd'' perteneciera los Es-
tados Unidos. Ell aviador frances Lee
gagneux tuvo el honor de negar a
3.1OO metros
Ell 8 de Julio pasado, Loridan (fran-
ees) en- un pequeno biplano hizo $3.50
metros. En- fin, Ell captain frances Fe-
Hix ACADIA de efectuar La proeza de su-
bir en- su Bleriot-Gnome 3.49O me-
tros. La ascenci6n dur6 una hora 3
minutes y IS segundos y La baJada en-
espiral en- doce minutos, treinta segun-
dos. En- total: h. Is I'M. As s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Ell circuito de B6Egica sc lleva a ca
bo sin novedad. A La hora en- que escri-
DO estas l1neas la 1ueha entire ell conde
de Hespel y Fyck es 10 mas intere-
sante. Aun faltan tres earreras para
conocer ell resultado final.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

Ell ayiador Vedrines ha obtenido un
nuevo triunfo- En- Etampes, (Francia)
vol6 desde las 3 y 36 de ia manana
hasta las de La tarde y reeorri6 S06
Kilometres 10 que constituye ell re
cord de la distancia del mundo. Ell
anterior pertenecia a I4oridan (72O
kil6metros). -
La velocidad media del aparato de
Vedrines fue de 93 kil0metros poE
hora.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
COMMANDMENT
TURNS WITNESS OUT

Pierre. s. D.. Feb. i. A telegram
las been received by Representative
Bentley which contains some interest
sng information derogatory to the con-
iuct of Commander Geddes.
During the taking Of testimony the
proprietor of the barber shop in the
soldiers home. an old man about &c
years. was called to the stand and he
requested that he be allowed to with
nod information which he could give,
AS he feared hat he would not be al
owed TO remain at the home.
Senator Wayrlan. chairman of the in
yestiGaring committee assured him
hat no consequences of that sort could
come TO him INK the testimony offer
ed was IN support Of the charges made
against Geddes.
This mornings telegram conveys tbs
Information that the old man was RICH,
in his conjecture as che cornnlandanI
has oustsd him from the home.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
HOME INVESTIGATORS
RETURN TO PIERRE
Findings Now Secret Will Be
Presented to Dakota Legis-
lature.

Pierre. s. d.. Jan. 31.-Tne investi-
pattng committee has returned from
Hot Springs, with them Mayor Bent
lev. OF that city, member OF the legis-
laturc. The investigation continued
through eight days. 1t is impossible
10 learn whether the findings are for
or against C~ommandant Geddes. When
the report IL formulated it will be pre-
scntcd to the Legislature.
The daylight saloon measure is on,
the docket in the house for Tuesday,
for final passage n will undoubtedly
receive "A majority vote Of that body.
In the original form of the bill. with
) O'Clock designated as the closing
hour for saloons and bars. LOBBYISTS
representing the liquor interests are ar
irving and are making ready for h
fight in the senate. where the real con-
troversy over the passage Of the bill
will axe place. !
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
LIVE STOCK
SHOW At MITCHELL
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Swine
Included In the Sales on
the Block.

Mitchell. s. D. Jan. sl.-The big live
stock show of the state viii be held in
Mitchell his week and il brings to-
gethe- the largest crowd Of men hat
assemblies at any state gathering. rare
ily less b a a thousand men attending
the sales which are held in connection
with the meeting. the sales being held
in the stock pavilion. q haif mile east
OF the city. Secretary Wflsen. CT
Brookings. the program FOR
the meeting. which begins TUESDAY
evening and closes Thursday evening.
Tuesday evening the address OF vel
corne will be given by Mayor Hitchcock.
and the response by P. T. Wickhsn- OF
Alexandria President Sahcock- OF
Watertovn. will give his annual ad-
dress. and Secretary Wilson viii make
his annual report
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
SALOONS PROPOSE
LOCAL OPTION ON
DAYLIGHT MEASURE
scheme to Annul Its Restric.
tons When Senate Reports
Early Closing Bill.

Pierre. : n. Feb. 2-The joint on
rli,,ee OF house and sens; committees
IN railroads held q meeting Tor the
purpose OF considering the headlight
bill Yesterday. The meeting was at
tended by Superintendent DOYLE. OF the
Dakota division ot shs Northwestern:
= T. DIX superintendent OF The Min
aesoEa and Dakota divisions and thess
men opposed The nsw bill as
81 which The bill Was referred
sna defeated. strengthened their
arguments by the fac, % the failure OF
he last headlight measure. The COM
ulit.ee report favored The passage OF
the bill.
The report OF the committee on priv
Ilesss and elections OF ,ne house in
favor Of the rejection 81 house bill No.
s.. which provides for the registration
- voters in cisieS. Introduced by M.
floor Of The house. and after an az
tempt 10 srlsn6 the report SO as TO
favor Ihs bill. the rspor, was adopted
by the house
$ Camp. 81 Hishrso-e. introduced
house bill No ise- requiring school
raj schools who wish 20 TAX work be-
You'd the eighth grade, which IS the
iisnis OF the course III The country
schools
The saloon rseH are real busy The
saloon bill. which passed the house
Tuesday. was sem. 70 the senate by
/ message and received lis first reading
yesterday. An attempt vii o- made n
as many Ways Is possible - defeat -hs
hill IN the senate o. 20 amend II 50
as 20 make Il Ineffective There Is
great proh2b 5ll-y that an amendment.
viii b. offered WIKI tair chance o. sue
cess. 70 make sh- closing hour optional
il communities NTH II O'clock IS the
limit any time be-wss. SHUTDOWN and
II TO % decided upon by io<al yoSs-
Report 81 icne Friday.
Ths rsparr % + Hc- Springs in
v~essisaSlon committee. L : learned wi,
es submitted on Friday Facts have
poured II upon she committee since the
closing OF the Investigation al the
home and there Is no earth ot material
on which 20 base 8 decision
The joint resolution No Is intro
auced by Mckinney in the senate
l snsnso-ai..ing oar senator 20 oppose
, the ratification OF the proposed -eci-
p-ocity treaty with Cana6a. is expert
sncing considerable opposition among
the legislators. The epors OF the SEN
ate COMMITTEES on federal relations
failed 10 make any recommendation
whatsoever IN regard TO the resolution
Memorial services were held in ths
house today on special order for two
deceased members OF the last house,
AeeSr& Forbes and Taylor. and 1T
ting resolutions were adopted.
Senate bill No. So. creating 3 boarl
OF accounrancy for the state. empower
ed to examine and certify accountants
as competent 10 examine public record:
and records Of corporations. wss op-
posed in the ssnas by Senator CursssS
on the grounds Of conStitutionaiity
Certain qualifications SIS 10 age, moral
isy and ability as evidenced by exam
snatioc are by the bill fo- III.
purpose of securing 8 certificate ans
for use OF the title. certified public &C
counxan,- The bill waS defeated by
decisive vote.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
MARSHAL'S NEGLECT
OF PRISONER COSTS
CHAMBERLAIN $4,000
Hands and Toes We're Ampu.
tated as Result of Freezing
In City Prison.

Chun.he rlaln. =, ~. l'ch, IT, For the
loss OF both hands and the toes "'
both feet, through being left IN the
city iail ON II cold uiSht. two years
ugo. T.. 4. Mc,;innia - awarded n YER
iict OF $1,000 against former Marshal
Sommcrs. who. as am officer OF the
citN. placed the man. in n drunken
condition.. IN tl,r Jail. and thrn vent
and left him.
'NcI;inutS WAS y "bum' about Town.
He had been here tor some time ana
WAS n Familiar figure about the sa-
ICONS and In police court. He was
simply .'down and out" through the
medium OF too much whisky. He was
placed in Jail by Sommcrs ut the be-
ginning OF Il cold spell two years ago
his winter. SO drunk that he could
that ne went back To the Jail later IN
he evening and could not find the
prisoner and supposed that he had
made his escape. For two DAYS ne
lid not nave occasion to return to the
Did shack which was used as a jail.
ind when McGinnis was oun he was
so badly frozen that his hands and
OILS toes had to be amputated.
Since that time he had been a coun-
" charge until Il few weeks age. when
.elatives in Illinois came to his RELIEF
INC gave him a home with them. h
.ity was responsible for the acts OF
he city marshal and will be called
1pon to pay the amount OF the YER
0ict.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09

Pierre. s. D.. Feb. "a daylight sa-
loon measure which extends to open
provision into the night, or until S
o'clock. is what was agreed to by the
house yesterday by a vote heavy
enough 20 retain the emergency provl-
sion and eNempt the law from the
referendum in cas- the senate accepts
Its provisions. The county option fea-
sure OF the bill vas easily eliminated,
but was attended by Il considerable
quantity Of oratorical fireworks. 1t is
understood that the saloon interests
will concentrate influence on the senate
sn6 undertake TO defeat the measure
which Is c2annpioned by the temperance
forces.
IT. resolution introduced in the sem
as 20 nle.noriaiizs congress to oppose
she Canadian reciprocity treaty was re-
fe-red "a the committee on state affairs.
TIE house took similar action on the
resolution
The public printers are the goats in
8 bill introduced by Cone in the sem
ars. tcrbiddiag the publication of laws
not authorized This bill is aimed at
the additional profit which the printers
have formerly secured by a publication
q al advance edition of the session
laws With the same type that is set ur
for the publication OF the authorized
Official edition. The bills which passed
the Ssnate were as follows:
Requiring railroads TO provide suit
shle cabooss cars or other cars used
for like purposes on freight trains.
Preventing the placing OF obstruc-
,io-S II streets and providing penalties
for violation
Relating TO the holding of circuit
court n places other than county seats
Providing for fees of sherins and
s~urnrnoniag Of jurors.
The house met as { committee of the
whole Monday considering house bill
| Nc So which cane up for final pas
SAGE The discussion lasted for about
Two hours The bill provides for a hail
insurance fund IN The state treasury.
under the supervision Of the commits
sicae- Of Insurance by which hail in
uranc Losses are to be paid by the
state The fund IS 20 be maintained
by payment of premiums 20 the COM
missioner. the rate of the premiums &c
b. ) per cent Of the total Sraount OF the
insurance allowed The bill passed the
house by 5 vote of 81 TO IS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09
REV. &. n. DoLlrvER
CONFINED TO HIS BED

Lead 3 \. Feb Rev John Hail.
pSS-cr Of The Methodist church OF this
city. and Rsy- ! & Edwards. pasto- %
-hs Methodist church Of DsaSwooi. left
MozGaE afternoon So- 2 conference WITH
NsS,-rc, Sups-5nEszde1. r H Dsoflivsr
% Hos Springs II hrlaS announced tina,
Rev NJ. Nasligs-s condition Is E-cw-
ing -scCe ss-So-s snG tat his recovery
from Chicago : c1cnas Of months ago
De saS ben under the cSre Of physi-
-Gls and se IS announced It hss oea-
sc-sn1 lsNeSSary : double she doses c.
the most powerful s1f-suArts vAich arr
being administers. bur even this is
failing 10 A2vs Ehe desired effect Dis
cscs S-Esrl0ssssSscs RoElsvsr = cor
6nsG Se MS bed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-02-09

Gravesend should prove OF mere thar
common interest to u OF our Amer
lean sailor visitors who happen TO pos
sess the historic sense For lis parish
church is believed 10 contain the re
mains of the beautiful and Inflated
American Princess Pocahontas. On
her visit to England IL 1916 she was
accorded & most hospitabls reception
Unfortunately. however. she contracted
smallpox and died on her way oaca 70
Virginia She was brought ashore ct
Gravesend. where she was buried. The
precise place OF sepultUrs = a matter
OF dispute among antiouarians, but 81
Georges church claims the honor. and
It's parish registry contains the follow
ing entry: "Rebecca W-oths, WyA q
Thomas Wro,he, emf. q Virgins lady
borne, here was buried it ye Chann-
CELL