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Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1908

Page

3

Rich mine shipment from the Imlay Mine near Humboldt

The Imlay Mine near Humboldt House has shipped a car of ore to the independence smelter at Ogden. Assays indicate a highly valuable load. mine work progresses well. Superintendent J R Turner installs a new pony on the 250 foot level as a pump to handle over 100 gallons per minute and will operate soon. As water is controlled sinking will resume, a station cut, and ore location on the eleventh level will begin.

Imlay Humboldt House Independence Og+ den the Tribune J. R. Turner Leven

Mine employment and ore development at No 1 and No 2 levels

About fifteen men are employed at the mine. Ore shipments cover running costs while others work on development. The No 1 level is well developed. water on No 2 level will be overcome, enabling deeper sinking to prove ore and reveal the oxidized vein. Colonel Ham Young, longtime Western Union manager, dies in Chicago after illness.

Had Young Chicago Hamilton Young Washington Western Union Telegraph Company Ham Young Frank M. Young

Cossack General Shot in Urals Ambush

A Cossack general, commander of a detachment at Vorniskan near Here, was assassinated when assailants shot through a window and fled. The June incident in the Urals follows the general's leadership of the detachment.

Uralsk Russia Khoroshkin Vorniskan Here

Daughter drives spike to complete Guayaquil Quito railroad

June 20 in Guayaquil the completion of the railway linking Guayaquil with Quito was celebrated with enthusiasm. Señora Aldero, daughter of the president, drove the golden spike sealing the track.

Spuke Guayaquil Ecundy Quito Senora Aldero

Fractured Family Riddle Captures Readers Attention

A Philadelphia Press piece quotes a playful exchange where a child naming kin explains two half-sisters and three half-brothers, prompting a lighthearted moment. The Bonanza ad promises corporation seals on short notice.

Philadelphia Press Bonanza

St Patrick's Church Supplements June Masses and Music

On Sunday June 21 1908 St Patrick's Church offers its first mass at 8 am and a second at 10 am with Gloria's Mass sung by the full choir Offertory duet mezzo soprano and soprano He Shall Feel His Flock from Messiah performed by Mrs Wa Grimes and Mrs Zeb Kendall Before sermon To the Great Lord Rossini choir Organist Miss Valencia Bawden Director Mr Arthur Burrows Rector The Rev Father Butler

ST. Patrick's Church Wa Grimes Zeb Kendall Rossini Valencia Bawden Arthur Burrows Father Butler

Presbyterian Church Children’s Day and Services Notes

Floyd E. Dorris, Pastor, announces Children’s Day program at 9 45 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 p m The subject Getting a Situation and Keeping It Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m The results of Early Training Sunday service at 11 a m The Fatherhood of God Evening service at 7 45 p m The power of Christianity in the world Public is invited to all services

St Marks Episcopal Church Services June 21

St Mark's Episcopal Church in ST ARK offers Holy Communion at 5 a.m. morning prayer at 11 a.m. a confirmation sermon follows. Evening prayer at p.m. features a sermon on The Necessity and Dignity of Service. All are invited. Lloyd B. Thomas, Rector.

Meteorological Week Report For June 1908

Official meteorological bulletin lists highest barometer on June 15 at 29.99 inches and lowest on June 16 at 29.68. It records highest temperature on June 7, lowest on June 18, mean and dew point figures, average humidity, cloud and precipitation counts, and weekly rainfall of 4.0 inches. PiERCY, Official in Charge.

C. Piercy

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