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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
He's a Damnasle Liar.
Tonopah, Oct. 10, 1870

Tonopah, Oct 10, 1901.
Editor Carson Appeal:-Please
state in your paper that Tonopah is
overrun with people, more especially
with carpenters. More tool chests
than buildings, and all kinds of
mechanics looking for jobs which are
not to be had,
Those that are working are living
ON bread aud cheese; those that are
not are starving to death. No hay,
no water, but lots of wind and dust.
One Job offered this morning and $50
men to take it. will send fuller
account next week. C. LUND.
This man Lund is undoubtedly an
escaped lunatic from the State asy-
lum, for no sane man would make
such an assertion. There is a lot of
hobo carpenters here who could not
hold job piling lumber and undoubt-
edly this man Lund is one. There is
not man in Tonopah, miner or car
penter, that need be idle one day.
The Appeal publishes these damna-
bic lies of an irresponsible man and
the Virginia Chronicle copies it.
Every man in this town is fed good
substantial food. Mr., Lund should
return to Carson and live, Tonopah
doesn' need him or his services.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Communicated.

BONANZA notice in your issue
of the l4th inst an item in regard to
Nye County officials being underpaid,
etc.
"'Tis true, tbs pity, pity It's It's
true, But what would You Co?
Our officers, each and all, sought
their respective offices, knowing the
salary they would receive.
agree with you that they are I'M
derpaid, and poorly paid at that,
But does any one of them want to re-
sign? He can if he wants to. The
fact is, some County officer, are what
a ,self-respecting newspaper pub
Usher, like yourself, speaking of per-
igrinating compositors call rats,
came to town to-day; found that
all Of our officers had leisure to pur-
sue their customary bu 'intss without
detriment to the public service. The
Sheriff was hauling hay and his
deputy considering; the Jailor black
smithing and observing all roads for
an incoming lodger; the Treasurer re-
clining near at home, so as to be on
hand when taxes commence coming
in; the Auditor and Recorder said to
be in Tonopah; the County Clerk
running a watch repairing shop; the
Public Administrator, tired of wait
ing for some one to die, gone into the
freighting business; the District At
torney doing better in Tonopah; the
County Commissioners running the
stages, taking wood contracts, etc.
But let this be said, each and all OF
them attend to their business as
county officers; not one of them but
will drop any business in which he
may be engaged and attend to official
duties when called upon
admit that all of these officer S
should receive sufficient sum OF
money so that the law would require
them to imprison themselves eight
h rurs a day in solitary confinement
for practically that is what it
would be.
Please do the last Legislature the
Justice TO state that the compensa-
t on of present incumbents was fixed
by law before any present incumbent
was &c ed to Office, and Il at a re.
fusal to hold or till any Office has been
in order ever since Charles the First.
or for more than three hundred
Years. Respectful Y,
A. p JOHNSON, ASsemblyman.
The appropriation to the officers
salary funl was 81 last year. The
present law made it only 80 cents,
thereby reducing it 10 per cent. The
INDECENT fund was the only fund in
the county on practically cash ba
sis, and the present law added 10
Per cent to it, so it shows that the
present law is deliberate stab at
the officer with no possible benefit t.
be derived from it, If the officers
had been well paid before hand it
would have made no difference, but
the facts show palmer than words,
and the records also show that AS
semLlyman Johnson and Senator Bell
were the fathers of this most damna-
BILE outrage that conn elled competent
me | after they were elected to live on
Chinese wages If the legislators who
voted to reduce the officers salary of
Nye County had paid their just cattle
taxes there would have been no ne
cessity for a reduction. But, our
word for it, this outrageous act will
be repealed at the next session OF
the legislature En-.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Death Of Henry Ernst.

At Belmont last Sunday afternoon
Henry d. Ernst solved the great
mystery and crossed the channel of
death. The deceased was native
son of Nevada having received his
early schooling in the public schools
of Nevada and later graduated from
the University of California at Ber-
kelley He was manly in all his walks
in life; his young life goes out without
a blemish, leaving no enemies. The
deceased was the oldest son of Hon.
George Ernst, of Elko, Nevada For
several years past Henry Ernst had
conducted store in Belmont, living
quietly and happily with his wife and
little son, who now mourn the loss of
a loving husband and father whose
place at the tireside can never be
filed The cause of death was inter
nal hemorrhage. The funeral took
place Monday afternoon and all that
was mortal of Henry d. Ernst was
laid to rest in the Belmont cemetery.
To the sorrowing wife and relatives
the people in Nye county extend
their sympathy in their hour of grief
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.
Trib rightly used never disappoints.

Trib rightly used never disappoints
George Money has purchased the
interest of his partner. Gus euler, in
the Chloride saloon.
The Tonopah Miners Union has
about $50 members with some 80
names to be acted upon. s..
Mrs. J. ]. Coslett and little daugh-
ter arrived from San Jose Thursday
to Join her husband here,
The Bullion and Exchange Branch
Bank is now open for business in the
store of Edwards & Cutting
NJ. j. Orr, NJ. ]. Cochran and F.
M. Kelly arrived from Los Angeles
last week and will locate here.
VI. e. Ryan and J. j. Day, of Aus
tin, have been in Tonopah this week
looking for business investment.
DR.. Sinclair who was called to
Stone Cabin to attend E. Dykes, who
was seriously i'll reports his recovery.
Mrs. John Cameron and daughter
arrived from Tuscarora on Monday
Mr. Cameron is a successful leaser
here.
Mrs. George Terrill and Mrs. A.
Ackerman arrived from Tuscarora
this week. Their husbands are en-
ployed here.
Read the Tonopah Chop and Oyster
House Sunday dinner bill of fare
Take your family out for a Sunday
dinner.
VIM. Ousley will erect building
22X50 for a saloon on the Dan Fit =
patrick lot on Main street. The lum-
Der is now in transit
w. H. Parker has select lot of
stoves for sale which will arrive on
Monday. Ranges, heating and
COOK stoves will be sod cheap.
Harry Ramsey has just completed
the finishing touches on his saloon
and now has cosey resort. His ad-
vertisement will appear next week
We are indebted to W. D. Nelli-
gan's father, who resides at Bishop,
for nice lot of dried onions. MIR.
Nelligan has several tons stored in
Tonopah for sale
The Reno Journal and the BONANZA
will kiss and make up in our next is
sue, The proprietors and the editors
are all good fellows but they make
awful bluffs in publishing Reno min
ing news. We will tell them some
thing next week about a single shaft
and its production every day in
Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Workmen Lodge Instituted.

A lodge of Ancient Order of United
Workmen was organized at Tonopah
ON Thursday night by Supreme Lodge
Organizer S. n. Nicholson, of Helena,
Montana, with ~ charter members,
and the following officers elected:
Past Master Workman. W. J. Sin.
clair; Master Workman, w. Y. Gale
Foreman, b. II. Strother; Overseer,
VIM. A. Marsh; Recorder, Joseph A,
De Voc; Financier, j, W. Stewart;
Receiver, Fred j. Kelly; Guide, Geo,
Q. Dewey; Inside Watchman, Albert
G. Bray; Outside Watchman, Eugene
H. Martz, Medical Examiner, DR..
H. W. Chittenden Board of Trus.
tees DR.. A, L. Hudgens, J, j. Nc.
Quillan, Samuel D. Foreman.
Another meeting will be held Sat
urday night in order to initiate fifteen
or twenty who did not get examined
for Thursday night. All of the mem
bers who rode the goat had an enjoy
able time and are highly pleased at
the order being established here
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Stage Arrivals.

Following is "A list Of the passengers
who arrived during the week:
TUESDAY Bosluet, NJ Farrell,
c l. Grant, NJ n Smith, c Standon,
Mrs. Terry, John Doyle, J Fitzsim-
mons, chinaman
THURSDAYS Kavanaugh, John
Black, Mrs A Ackerman, Mrs j }
Co,Eett, NJ Gonzales, Jose Segalie, I
$ Merchant, J Davidson, T f Rey-
nolds, G Baylis, All Lee
SATuRDAY--7H r Cooke, NJ Wilker-
son, NJ Mckay, G f Walker, Mrs
Bonafort and two children, George
Gruswalt, NJ O'Meara, Cal Brougher,
W Barnes.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Lumber for Tonopah.

The BONANZA is reliably informed
that strong corporation was formed
here early this week in which Reno
and Eureka people are also con
nected, for the purpose of engaging
in the lumber business. A large sup.
ply of lumber is reported to have
been already ordered, and is ex-
pected to arrive in Tonopah within a
couple of weeks at the latest.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
Observation-Disclosures

complete stock of Drugs. Jewrlry Clocks,
Walc.eS, Perfumes Soaps, Toilet Articles
etc, etc, The stock will arrive on Tuesday,
and will he on sale next door to tue Tonopah
Mining Companys otce. Show cases aud
everything complete to open Drug Store in 2i
hours after ARRIVAL
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19

For magazines and daily papers go
to the Bonanza News Stand.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
NEW TO-DAY.
Dissolution Notice.

rlHE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UN
L der the name and style of Dunn Megin
mes blacksmtths. doing business in the tnwn
OF Tonopah. Nevada, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Hugh G. Dunn has purchased
TINS entire interest of C. NJ. Meginness in the
concern All bills dne the firm Of Dunn 4 Me
gimme s are payable to Hugh G Dunn, aud all
bills due tr m the said firm will be paid by
Hugh q Dunn.
Hugh G. Dunn will continue To conduct the
blac smith busine S and asks a continuance of
the PATRONAGE.
Dated this 18th day OF October, A. d. 1901
HUGH G DUNN
G.. NJ. MEGINNE5S.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19

George Bartlett and Carl c. Stod-
dard left Thursday for Montgomery,
this county, to inspect the mines of
that district. Mr.. Stoddard is sent
out by capitalists and should his re-
port be favorable the mines will be
purchased and work resumed,
Congressman f. G. Newlands has
contributed $50 toward the new
school house TO be built in Tonopah,
w. C. Gayhart, of Austin, has con
tributed like amount and Mrs James
l.. Butler subscribed 500.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
New Store.

The firm of Ryan & Stenson, OF
Virginia City and Grass Valley, will
open up here about November 18th
with full line of Shoes, Gents Fur
nishings, Clothing and Dry Goods,
Thew have engaged in this lin OF
business in mining camps for years
and they know the requirements OF
our people here. We welcome their
coming. Our representative called
on Mr.. Stenson, who is temporarily
located at Kendall & Careys, while
their building is being completed,
We were delighted with their display
of Shirts, Underwear, Clothing and
Blankets, etc. From the display the
people here realize they are going to
have a store of first-class goods in
their line.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
For Death Valley.

On Thursday Frank McCallister
and Doc Trotter started out with Il
load of provisions and tools to do as
sessment work on their copper claims
in Death Valley, which they have
b,ndod to T. l.. Odde and Clay
Peters, The copper is high per cent
ore and if the lodges continue to go
down the property will be classed
among the leading copper producers
of the coast. Messrs. Oddie and
Peters will visit the mines in Decem-
ber
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19
LOCAL LACONICS.

Trib is miners constant friend.
George Hall returned from Bishop
last week.
7. L. Oddie returned from Bel
mont Thursday o. rH9
Oh, for q city government, a pound,
and dog catcher. ,;...cf. im., ~.
The stages arrive each trip loaded
down with passengers, w. ,..
Frank Golden will shortly open "a
jewelry store in Tonopah.
H. r. Cooke, an attorney from
Reno, is here on legal business.
VIM. Parker and Fred Luetiens
arrived from Austin last evening.
1t is said that the Bishop Fair
races gave very poor satisfaction, "
p. j. Kelly and f. Williams arrived
from Austin on Wednesday evening.
If lumber could be had Tonopah
would have "a population of 1900 by
Christmas.
b f. Edwards and Cashier Charles
Richards arrived from Candelarla on
ldst tuesday.
Wilkes Brougher will remove his
family to Carson where they will re-
side TINS winter.
The Miners Union is meeting with
great success III raising funus Tor
tnelr hospital.
James l.. Butler and his brother
Frank departed for Mr. Butler
rancn on tuesday
W. 5. Beauchamp, who has been
confined to MS bed with ii fever, is
aide to be ABOUT again
Bob Gilbert, of Belmont, will erect
a business building Oh MAN street
aOove Brougner avenue.
Mrs W. W Moore and her mother,
Mrs, . brlen, arrived from flsu
Lake Valley on Sunday,
All that Tonapah now needs to
make 1t metropJntan Is electro
hguts and "a brass band.
NJ O'Meara and Cal Brougher re-
turned from San Francisco to o-day,
where tney have been purchasing
machinery.
Mrs c. f. Wedcrtz, Mrs. W Sin
caIr and Mrs. Wesley Stewart de-
parted for Hawthorne last week
me last two named ladies 90 to San
Francisco for few days.
Simon Bamberger, David r. Evans,
aud John krby, capitalists Of Sail
Lake CITY, were here during the
week eXauIiClng the mines Ihey
were much pleased with the outlook
The blacksnithirg business hereto
fore conducted by Dunn * Megnness
has been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Meginness retiring Mr.. Dunn
heretofore.
An Elko man once in u wrangle
Bruised his body and twisted his ankle
But by rubbing of Trib
pH MS ankle ana flO
He now any slugger eau mangle.
Boney Williams, the gambler, bet
ter known as Honest BOney, has
opened in Harry Ramseys neatly
fitted up resort, three banking
games, faro, studhorse poker and "A
II layout.
1t took forty men and two small
urchins to unload the heavy safe OF
the Bullion and Exchange Bank yes.
terday and it cost Cashier Richards
about uinc dollars for the drinks
which came at frequent interN ais. 1t
Is too bad safe doesn arrive every
day.
Charles Richards has been follow
ing the big time lock safe for the
Bullion and Exchange Bank from
Carson and each day at the time
hour opened it and reset the comb.
nation The bank has deposited in it
S75,O 900 in silver and gold coin with
which to cash checks
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-19

At least $3.50 dollars will have to
be raised to complete the new school
building in Tonopah.
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0 CESI v AMERICE. o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

y v La Crosse, Wis, zvolen
min. tydne "a radnfho krajan los.
Houska vetsinou 90 HAST.
v Chicagu spachal We stfedu
samovrazdu obesenim 7rlety kra
jan Jos. Hrabah. Ucinil tax pa
trne v omrzelosti zivota. Pochazel
2 vodrant caslavi a nalezel ku
srolku sv. Petra |. U. X. J.-Te.
hoz dne spachal tamze samovraz
du napitim Sc kyseliay karbolove,
v navalu piiacke tfestivky, krajan
FIR. Baloun. Tyz pochazel Pr
sku, byl clenem spolku sv. Josefa
LUX. ]. a zanechava manzelku a
diva syny.
V New Yorku pfejet byl We
stfedu 7lety Karel Ceszk, bydlfci
v cfs. Iaoo-I ave. tezkym vozem
a smrt dostavila Sc dive, nez pfi-
volana ambulance ma mfsto Sc do
stavila. Kola vozu pfejela mu
pies kirk. -Nestestf udalo Sc, kdyz
hosfk ma druhou stranu ulice Pfc
behnouti chtel.
7 v Clevelandu zatcen byl We
stfedu veeer krajan James Koema-
rex pro nahlfzenf do oxen a obza-
lovan pro nepofadne chovznf. Po
zatcenf jeho seznzno, ke ucinen '
mem dobry low. nebot stihzn jes,
dfady spolkovymi pro sbehnuti .
lode valecne.
v Clevelandu pfisel We stfedu
k vAznemu drazu krajan Jakub
Uondanf. Phi pfejizdenf kfizo-
vatky .zasazen totik povox jeho
motorem poulienf drxhy, pFi eemz
vnz rosbit, k0ii t94ce potluces I
jemu pravx noha ' kyeli slomeua.
fv Detroit senFeI ' 6tsrt MA
ltydne krajan Mask, b5valt tansl
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radri. Tvz pfi praci ma stavb9
spadnul, phi cemz poranil Sc ma
hlave tax, ze ochrnuti mozku ma
sledovalo, mimo tehoz mu obG
ruce zapestf zlomeny.
Nv Kewaunee, Wis, zvoleni
pfi poslednf volbe mestske nasle-
down. krajane: w. Hamatek po-
kladnikem, Chas. Wottawa ma
vladimir, Jan Marsicek marsalem,
FIR. Novotny poulicnim komisa-
fem, Fr. Hamacek, w. Holek
Jul. Lipsky radnimi A. Karel
supervisorem.
n Ma zachranpe stanici Spoj.
Statd Kewaunee, Wis, zam9st-
nan bude letos mezi jinymi tez i
krajan Ant. Popelka.
v okresu Manitowoc, Wis,
zvolen okresnfm soudcem ma list
ku demokratickem krajan Ian
Chloupek a "a municipalnfho
soudce ma lfstku republikanskem
kraJan A. P. Senian.
I Z Manitowoc, Wis, zasla
nam pfftel Jan Jiffkovec toto sde-
lenf: Oznamuji Vam, ze jsme '
minulych volbach zvolili zde ctyfi
cechy do dfad1 sice: ]. Vra-
nyho "a supervisora, Vaclava Ur-
banka "a radnfho 4. wardy, demo-
krata Jana Chloupka "a sirottiho
soudce republikana Adolfa Sc
mana "a soudce okresnfho. Ce-
chove Manitowoc mohou byti
zajiste hrdymi ma toto vitezstvf
sve.
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beze vsi pficiny stloukl zenu a
jedno ditko. v patek byl zatten a
kdyz pfedveden byl k vyslechu
pied policejnfho soudce Kinga,
stfzep byl kfecovitymi zachvaty a
temef hodinu lezel ma podlaze y
sfni soudnf. Byl odveden do veze-
nj soudce Sc domnfva, ze jest
dusevne chory.
Krugova pivovarnicka spo-
leenost rozhodla Sc pry zapoeiti
CO neidfive pffpravnymi pracemi
ma zffzeni letni zahrady ma "a. a
Vinton ul. Pozemek tento pfileha
k pivovaru je diva blocky dlouhy
block siroky.
Ctyfi assessofi, zvoleni min.
podzimu, jmenovali sve pffruti a
zapocali odhadovanim majetku,
S kterouzto praci chteii byti v
brzku hotovi. Vyrozumiva Sc, ze
budou brati pouze odhad okresni a
mestsky ponechajf taxovnfmu ko-
misafi. Meststf dfadnfci jsou toho
nahledu, ze obhad majetku musf
b$ti zvysen letos pfi nejmensfm
ma 81, 500, 900, mali mesto kryti
veskere vydanf, zffzenfm noveho
1fadu znaGne zvetsene
- Stoka, zfizena nedavno po-
del ulicky mezi 20. "a. ul. cd A
al k F ul phsobi obtandm me-
stun mnohe nesnaze. Mezi E a F
ul. vede stoka ia hlubokou rokli
roury polozeny zde byly ma koly,
zarazene do zmrzle pndy, pfiha-
zeny hlfnou. Nynf koly ty nasled-
KEN tepleho potasf Sc ssedly,
stoka Sc protrhla vychazejici 2 nj
zapach otravuje okolni obyvatele.
Mesto bude donuceno, ably CO nej-
dive porouchanou stoku dalo
spraviti.
V pondeli odpoledne laska-
vosti spravy pivovaru south omaz-
skeho zaslana nam byla "na kost'
bedna lahvoveho piva. VybornY
export chutnal nam znamenite
nyni nedivfme Sc, proc cestujfcf
zastupce pivovaru, pfftel Joe Sim
kule, dela tax znamenite obchody!
Nasi dobff znalci peniveho moku
srovnavajf Sc V 1sudku, ze "Ex-
port" vyrovna Sc iakostf svou
vsem zdejsfm vyhlasenym pivnm,
a mnohe z mich chuti svou pfedti.
Darci necht pfijmou srdetny DIX!
V pondelnim zasedanf NEST
ske rady po prohlasenf vysledku
minulych voleb navrhl radni John
ston, aby Sc nynejsf mestska rada
ma neurcito odrocila. Ctyfi radnf
a sice Johnston, Clifton, Fitle
Trainor zasedali v teto schulz ma
posled. Hned po odrocenf Sc u
snesli Sc zbyvajfcf ttyfi radni, ze
Sc v 1tery 0 2. hodine odpolednf
sejdou "a dcelem zreorganisovanf
Sc. Q pondelniho iednanf zaslou-
b 81 zminky prve cteni ordinance,
majfcf "a dtel rozdelenf nEsta v
6 ward, prve cteni ordinance, sta
novfcf plat mestskych 1fednfkd a
konecne podanf ordinance, jez
mali "a 1cel zffzenf 1fadu pro
sluhy soudnf pro pfiruci NEST
skeho pokladnfka a klerka. Vse.
cky tyto resoluce pfikazany byly
pravnfmu vyboru.
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Nepfehledn9te!!

Vynalez novych praktickych
pluhh a fancovacfch stroj6 ma
kornu bavlnu, ktere pfedcf do
posud pouzivane stroje, uzavfe
tovarny, kterez al posud vyrabely
stroje podobne, nebof stroje do
posud dslane nebudou vice k po-
tfebe rolnici je budou vyhazo-
vat, jakmile move tyto stroje Sc
pocnou vyrabeti, 0 jichz praci po-
davam popis. Pluh. 0 nemz pfsi,
nebyl posud delan zacne Sc W.
rabet, jak doufam, jeste tento rok,
bude prakticky kazdem ohledu.
Bude zffzen ma samovodite. Jak-
mile jednou jej orat zffdf, kdyz ma
pole pfiiede. nemusi jej vice fiditi,
aneb "a MIN choditi, bude Sc ffdit
sam. Bude brat vsude v dolinE
jak ' rovins, stejnE sirokou hlu-
bokou brazdu, jak by j nozem
odffzl, nikde zadne zabir4nf neb
trhanf pddy, dplne bez ffzeni ora
te. Druhy pluh die toho sameho
systemu bude jizdny, ktery bude
Sc ffdit, bud ably oral aneb neoral,
pakou, ktera bude ma sedadle pfi-
pevnena, ostatne Sc Dude tfdit
sam. Pluhy ty budou NIT fizny
lehky chod, a uspoff ttvrtinu
tame silly jak dive, udslajf 0 ttvr-
tinu rychleji przci, a 1hledneisf.
Flancovaci stroje budou dplne
iine soustayy, budou moci bJti
zffzeny ma vice fadkn. Nejdfive
Sc upravf ma diva fadky, budou 81
samy Carat, zaroven fancovat,
pouze jedne konske sfle, beze
ysech obtfzi. Budou zffzene ma
vodice, kteryr Sc da stroj lehce
ovladat fidit beze vseho znatenf
ma rovne pnde, by fadky byly vsu-
de stejne cd sebe vzdalene. Dvou-
fadkovym strojem usetff Sc poloyic
pracovnf silly polovice przce, bcz
namahanf.
Jsem jist, ze ma tyto stroje Sc
obdrzf patent, pfi vyrobe "a do
konalou praci rucfm. Ma jednom
mlsss Texasu byla 0 tom stroll
ucinena zmfnka, ktera budf vse
obecny dzas mezi vsfm rolnictvem.
Pluhy ty Sc vsude osvedci ma "a
pade i ma iihu, kazde tezke
lehke pnde, mnze MIN brechovat,
zarostla necista pole p9kne 20
rat. Hlasilo Sc jiz mnosstvi firem,
ktere chtsiy by stroje ty vyrabssi.
Tenn, kterez Sc pfihlasily, bude TO
asi ztezka popfano. ia pfijel do
Ameriky asi pied pnl rokem "a
pffcinou tou doposud zkousfm
zdejsf stroje, abych vedel echo jest
zde zapotfebi.
Jsem 26 rok1 starry, svobodny a
zachovaly muz, nam vetsf vzdelz-
nj pfijel jsem Eyropy. Upo-
zorfiuji pfedem tovdrny, kterA Sc
nechce octnout v nesn4zich, ably Sc
o vyrobu strojd tech pfihlzsila.
Jisto jest, ze nektere tovArne W.
robu strojn pfenecham. Rozumf
Sc samo sebou,ze jen te, kterA Sc
Sc mnou dohodne a nejlepsf od-
menu mi nabfdne. Haste sc CO
nejdffve pokud jest k tomu Gas.
Pfihlasky pfijfmAm do I. fijna {.
r. losobne, piste pouze jazykem
eeskfm. Kdo chtel by se mnou
vyjednzvat osobne. necht' me nej-
dive dopise, . is sd9lim mu, kde
b. chom - mohli sejfti.
Anton Mikulfk,
Goaxalsz Texas Co. Tex