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The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

So far IS these things go, the 9uel.-
IN the city renements Is often IN /. :. p
~erS+e condition than the savage in h.
hut or his cave. The iatter Al leg.
rzay eajcy some privacy Of life VIII
he desires il. and pure air and wa
are not denied hiu; neither must b
and his family. wh.-ther they Ike II e.
r.5t. t.s IN constant contact and as-..
CATION with the most hf<3eous and =
puE<tye yices that disgrace and d.
xrate humanity But for tie mass
IN oC- cities our trasted civIlizat.o1
tenement where neither pure air lsr
pure water are obcainab.e, ror scazcs-
~ anything else which eommoa ts-
csncy AID ri<h- living demand "A
Tenement blocks IN New YORK wh4
tryn tn To forty persons Of ali 80,
and both sexes are found hU6d.ed To-
-srher u snail dl,hy rpocs without
EShr CT ventilation without tsets o.
esnses-tilrks where there n 10. e
single hath rub roc . single s11a-t-
yl-t * ground space for child IN
PLAY ir-Shss.. are things which Esk,.
the Surroundings OF a Zulu xavsse
seem enriable in the comparison.
Thai vices and crimes in the vilesr
forms known To man hide.9us I.oyer-y
anst k,astzoue disease should develop
and Increase under suci. conditions IS
r5r surprising The far greater na--
vf X that 50 many actually survive
the Influences Of such awful dens and
IN spite Of them ri<e TO pure and rru-
Iy nobse manhood and womanhoot--
Lesiie'S Weekly
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

whatever. have ben retained or en-
ployed TO conduct kbSytnz business
N tine Legislature,
The following memorial has been
presented TO the legislature signed BIZ
forty-xix Of the most prominent min
isters OF Denyer- Including al depom-
nations: The un.ier>5ynsai- ministers
Of the city Of Denver. respectfully Pc
tirion that the precinct option BILL
House bill No s. Senate bill No %
this measure Is rsiI suited to the pres
snr condition Of Denyer that ii Is rea-
sonabie and just IN FEaEBo0 with the
Fundamental. principles of our govern
ment. rixhtfuIy commanding the sup
port Of all good citizens whateye. their
personal habits or atEirg.ie toward va
rious plans of Temperance reform Be
cause tine saloon - essentially So
csaf AS well As = commercial inSrfru-
ton creating q moral atmosphere of
its own. and affecting not only the
value Of the property. but also the well
fare OF the homes in its vicinity. we
hold that the question Of its location
should be decided by the people resi-
dent in the locality concerned. We
therefore protest against such amsnd-
ment of the bill as would deny to the
people Of neiShb-orhooi the power TO
exclude saloons ;herefrom Il they 50
desire and pray you 10 pass the bill
without material Amendment In max
ing to you this petition We believe tina,
we express the sentiment Of our con-
greSatiOnx- In our opinion the inteiL-
xence and the conscience of our city
are united IN the desire for precinct
option As for no other measure before
tn aSSembiy
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

King Victor EmEanasl has do.s
that which becomes 4 TIE nAa, ass
therefore something Tot Erbeeoming q
king Lseutenar. Bresd. brother OK
the ASSASSIN OF King H1E5e-s- has lad
to entRre s1ca suspicion aaa dislike.
because ct his relationship vi.a the
murderer. that his position became IL
to.erzbie. and be forwarded To tie
king hks resignation from tie Army.
Not only vas tie resignation declined.
IN words which revealed the s.ne-oz-
i:y OF = manly mans rz:gr.. h1; the
king n \ PROC. Ct his confidence in
the ioJaIty OF gallant AID 6ese-vt-x
o@esr. promoted hin TO 4 captAnry.
with the command OF fort OF tie
Austrian fronas-. l. vas a uaxnaaI-
noos thing 20 Go. Art the young king
has given evidence TIA: h. posxesse.
NJ least one Of th= qualities that naie
his father AID grzad.a:aer vorthily
popular.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
SUMMARY OF THE WORK OF
THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE


Tie SeEiss paSsss. : 3 t1S VII
ksrr.,- 10 E-1.5- ,.s> Ese IL franchises Ia.
c@Er.i tie sw1@-x r1sreat e1 Eag ysg
1rsf oCsAAalt F.sx tsnz- &C --sr x-ssss ~
estsrs inciy s.sa ez-r z-en.T-E. l--=c
tllen.-E11 Z ID a1ll1 Is4,ss t.,lrsssA
TIE S~caze r1.sS-ss3 ! Ill i1rssrs.l1-
Article v Ct rhss e,s1.s-1rlzE,ia iIst 1-r-l-
LIZ es-sezsstsse * tile ni.azA.- st
Ii. Ls-zssilEE-E NJ 80. Eirn ces- 1ssS-i4
r2-isa.s- Iss4 Lea = ta1- z.1s VII 81
xuIE VIII sIrr1 sss-sS.,s1Ss- Il1t sttcu-1
lie re--Ll- ec.s - Sky .-Iys- is L..
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Narx az.t - nzCls TarasFsr rsastE-
Er---. sesslGcss i-p Ezzrss4 to ril-Zy
Gays WIN re4s u:sz-.st rssr sAs11- srr tase
sIh,.- hanrt sas 1lhszsTers WIZ Gc1g
n1E- q nsa- eT- SKY Gays.
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The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Tie ~Ar On e!xEst:ss taxes OF Few
Importance ~hen tie governor OF \
state in his Inaugural address recon
nends legislation Which viii prphIb4.
their sale within tie borders Of the
eon1orveal:h- GoJsrLo- BIi.s O.
Michigan las made such a recomreu-
cation He places tie matter upon
Pathological n veil a. ethical
grounds His observation Leads him
to believe that cigarette smoking liz
pairs the health and intellect and
Leads 10 Other forms Of dep-zri,y. The
state ado0I stringent regulations 70
stamp out tuberculosis In cattle.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

4 doctor In Colsrz.re. Ireland. was
sued Tor cAEages for tie death o. =
valuable horse he lad treated II va
shown tia. he lad administered 70 tie
animal twelve grains Of some power
fni drug and the riAi1ci1 fnsssted thai
the Eedtctne had esassd death The
doctor declared that ae lad ereqreu..y
given eight grains to = naE. AID TIA.
four grains more were Eoe too much
Tor horse TIE judge A4ksd, Would
1T twelve grains XIII tie devil himself
II he swallowed them 4 ton's Know,
my lord. replied tie doctor: I
never lad Him for patient That's
evidently true. Doctor responded tie
Judge. for tie ovid boy Is atin al:Te- =
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Sixty members Of the Grant famil:
ASSOCIATION and their guests celebrated
in New Iork February 18th the third
annual reunion and the 10Th anniyer-
SAT- of Priscilla Grant II was an
bounced that there are now 12nsl OF
th<. descendant of Matthew and Pris-
ella Gran, in this country Matthew
Grant and his wife Priscilla landed in
this country in 1920 The late General
T. s. Grant Was one of their descen-
dantx
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09


Lee h1sa o.1i- I'd 1lnen0 W o.
tsoa ~ 31si1a@ Z asW xLsseE % y
ti,SeN AsIess xsnfy- Cffy ana ISoa
. q peafes, many eaMe Up n We
sehatt a : sS~s'ai csue1 aa6 s
pas'ssssa ~ Voss Ok - % 4
Ser,rs~ T.ysp~ hss HrsBv <rrrsrd his
5s,ta. in ,Hrr.,, q. ~txNf sr~.iorsx fs.a
Seas,s rsstcx 20 hold sesssoox hereafxer
"a Tuesst.y a.. Thr..azv utxh,. tn
Hosz... Las been h,kasur Eeetsnxx
nExh.fy fo.r .f,,.- ,fmr n Il arenrr1,
,nar I, MI h. ;nn,.,~.5hIr - n.-rr~,fv
c,cs:,ser an tie f-uucrssrf measErex b.
n,1- ~ I<-sx..,urr
he ne Up On omen secHso1s
d me fesenE OH oana any eaa&stA-
eatson e NE nnss % any aEed
divide ether xrssu their ovr fr.4x-
uaent or Tie interests Of tAefr e.ses-fr-
renfs - .key see tksu Tbe ator.ry
n onss section h rarely coupose,. OF
the same rs-Sors as TIA. on auzker
see1ssn- There h evSdentfy no com
bins- fog ec zxaizx. TIE hsu 4,
whole
IT, <.,.s board "A, r-,ns.n, n...-s-~
riu rrrr-... an. a. rh.s r..rs..,... y -
las. sEr1t-Ess-- sssyc Fer m. taxr -ry,
years re r.s,s,s.rux NJ f.ryro,x ----h-
r-sn ami rs4 IFSA h.rs 80, ~frs, ev-,,
I~--s,- - ,-g5,s.-,I = -
80 20 sr,rr,.S,~ n, a.. .ss-..-,l, -. -
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.Sa-- :.
Tia cnal strike Committee reports as
follows IN ressN To the Independent
mics -fozzr n111Ez5zre~ ~ishe~ To say
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

1AA North Czroisaa ex2e<fueuszI
station has discovered th4s tie 9zsos
q egg Is SetezMined By The feed- AZ
N Giving heas ehoppeA oniaRa for two
weeks ths eEEs became 70 Afsagreeahse
n favor that they enaA noe be sss1
Whes* shorts, ecttsa Sod neal and
SKIN ni1k tnfeAset tAs number Of
eGU aid bat tAe eggs had 6.saxr.e-
aAse fzvor. Cracked eura and eua
cough resulted In fs1er exxs, but lar-
eET ones And q better GAyo..
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A tea1er-zear-e6 Bnszoa phuie:aa
- icing called 10 rEIst poor ,a.Sens.
s1s1z The eaEiiy n Heh rTrsy-
sexse1ea efTeEEssance4 tkA.- heEdes
Es1e-!sssx- he Ezre I've dollars to ths
nHI1- TIE NeIs day. ca making .
aecocd visit he learned Tia. another
DAJEie-zn AAz been EznEcuzs. AM
Aa6 received two 1cEta-A SoE4 q d
reMaiat-z three dollars had seea speas
tof beer, = box Of doMtaoes aaa \ paek
II e7rts.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

s1 A3sS nsv rz.I L. liz yr1cD-
n1r1.s a STH 1lTsr3f1a Be<A
kaA ior-. 11e secfsssL-z i.e 4.aco<y q
pt-fsecty- crAe7 LIE n s5e depaxt-
Ek1-s q sz-FxrJ AK e tie TeEHse
osva-nz7. VILE TIA ssE-A u esvac
hrIa1 IL Zi.-s:f s.s-s ars sra.
bob N Tie teSa-ne1. ct E1rExry.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

he STATE Ct o-sr-c s1s szzceh VA
Hz1n soc cree $40 Sf'f r.-.t1 . y~
DaAs tx Donates s1r ,--.a.o1 v.Id
oasEaA Esess vL-ss1 - -sHsA TAs
ArEzz-y Il -a5a4 &C sca.,s q cryuoaA.
vflscz-A mcuI.1sl Ices. 7aH.Aex1-
esaszs1- g-1 T1Ers- a.4 cHar
VclreG
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
rr.,...A amaze. -nA x.<,..s.

Il TIE United States and England should
form an 1llzrc-- the combined strength
would Be 50 great that there would Be
little chance Tor enemies 10 overcome -
In = Ike manner. Wien men and women
keep Up Ihetr bodily strength with Hos
letters Stomach Bfr,ers. there Is E.ris
chance q attacks from disease The old
tine remedy s1-tceeS the blood sfeadte4
the nerves and increases .he appetite
Try {; for dyspepsia AID indigestion
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Fus.s&c- W P Aza-zzxt ct Ta-xav
GEyrEry has <IroTsre. u NorsA
1zxsa skeiexsci cs Al E-e1..zgv.Aa
11ns Ct Gtza .sa-iT Ia ksse N
Akx4.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

AZ ts4 Ea-saI c.-T stn.i T1-es =
Ae-esort eoI WIS -sss1-1r E3Gt esx
1sNf. Tie h-xt..s- ,-s1z c. record
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
POOR INGREATC CITIES
THE ARE WORSE OFF THAN The
LOWEST SASAGES.

Ca--pted by CoastAat Association VIA
Nes-No Privacy. No Pure Air Nor 9l--
wAter-Herded Together Like Hog. "a
Filthy Kes.na-Woader That Any Grus
Up Deeent Ae1 and Wo0<A
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
rEEcsAPntc ssEvrrIEs.


ka la - : .s1e 4 s12zst.sat-s tfc s>sT-
<c-oc 1. IsEl
Ex-C--s. Sc1r=s S~1I-n- S1s7ee7
II W. g. Ca-ltsrr-:l s.sss. A. Les
A1<=aes Esec7-.i--g -E.
The Es-izl.. -I--. q Utah r1sss.,. IL
z,-.-.,sa-5l .Es.zry v,4sss1, tsss1 III STtr
de Ttza 81 liz <sETssatac-
xrsaa 2 AnrA.scy WIS PRESENTS.
avg eaz-.-y-zrsI sL----3ay-
IT,. Paz M.A G4-S<ze says sta-
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ras lisa PIrsnnsa--y t11s5.
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80. =. - ,-s.7..,- ~ Cs-sxArrx H.
r,.< rsrtr-E EEy ec.a.-x
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49,,
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- s-,-s,4,sj, r.x-r.n+tt bv a.
1a+ Hrst Gai IT. Sae
s+a1le feof1J -I X $500 : - 20 .
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X 49,.
Dsslxles wf-sssH- " 20 ~ o'<Ax. @..s N@
sil1,nsx IL Al sIsas VA e
fs.1-s< TIE cssx q as-ea lHa- % save
-
A IN a7s been h1s1n'a1cssa IL tn'e
LEE Le<taiatz-e aEtnsoe1za& TIE saAs
TO Esssse on-sts TO TIE anoeaf 81 80
essss' 70 e1s'cs 4 s<Ate sHses-e1 AH<1 .
axe 'l s..
Re1r Admiral Psilp hssnnosn fs4tsea
y age lfrair NAnca 4ta- he neSzh se1-
s1scs n ts- n1ry aS sa1pNE&ats 1I-
rsscfis:E and 4entevesa the hixn<sS Ss'st-
1oc n tie CONSTITUTION erfps-
HarTz,d has 4 total enroanaent q
f-ese for the present Academic yeAr-
TIE Csfvefxfty q Nsch<an = tne SEE
ODD hrEess untverxEtE In fsk Co1.71
S-1fe1, having .. tosxl registration OF
2-stA
he Kama0 NV imposing . tax OF
Eve Per cent oc ixa<5es TO pe1soas nss<
at HueL descent from the tEzs1fox- for
tie bezsd. Of The school fund has bee1
s1&xaIned b the SCpreEe Court cf tfAx
STATE.
Eixnos Na&furf, . Millionaire. eoO-
united suicide II Lexhorn, Italy. hav-
Ing previously destroyed Turkish Sc
curitiA % the valre Of 2DOe1O Ire
II order TIA. 10 one might enjoy hts
fortune
ne-e .a big strike On snon< the
wnntcuste-s in -Arizona- The cutters.
who 1rs mostly Me1icans and ealf-
hzs=st.s. demand twenty-five Per cent
advance IN wages and wood famine
Is iDE.zsnt
IT, Lr-est o-te. for window class
@. re.nr,t- being for one miIlsop boxes,
las b'=a S1Vsn the American associa-
ss2a AID the Independent ASSOCIATION
By TIE dsaseEs ASSOCIATION 50 says =
C1r-rlaa dispatch
According TO report from the yati-
esr- I. aas been decided for reasons Of
scocozy- to unite the diplomatic rep
T-ss. Ok ,ne noiy sec ~ n .a
Sts anu ~ S"~ ~ o'1e
~ e-e fal pn
TIE Locs:oa Telegraph commenting
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A vfckes. eynic says The father o.
KS co1ltrr IS veil known IN history. We
CoE'c know w6o Was its mother but
you could rSc throw a brick IL the d.
rscetoE1 OF TIE Crts-,i States Senate with
OFT hitting one OF It's Erandnlosh<rs-
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A fashion Journal sArs. SHIRTS. ties
and hosiery vEi be Grieter nex; SUE
c7er. That's all right but ks the
biaEes! collar buttons thAs provoke bad
language
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Tse r--as punsse schools o; sss large cities
Use Carers INK extensively L IS Tie hest ac1
eCAsx 70 ere ss1a Ia poorest Ges II
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Ty Rsss- Bleaching Blue. the notern
lag bl7e. 1akes ciJshes winter than sAou.
Sold By GICcers every haf2
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

AfA WhalsOes ssssAsag Syxsf.
HoP eA1trya .ee<A..x- srss<as the e18a, re91e1 iR
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

As evsy wants United States senator's
elected By the people We VIII proceed
ros to do il for another hundred years.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

An arEy cs1csr thinks he has esseov-
erred TIE site OF the Garden OF Eden In
the Philippines Adam and Eve have
Eovst- but the sake - stu thefe-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
Notice.

Invitation is hereby given to every
patriotic man, woman and child ol
Tonopah to meet in front of the office
of the Tonopah Mining Company, on
Monday, October 28th, at IL O'Clock
sharp, to have their photographs
taken in body.
Let everyone please take pains to
be present.
]. II. JENKINS,
General Manager.
Tonopah, New, Oct. 24th. 1901.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
Goes to Illinois.

After an absence of almost a quar-
ter of century from the old home
stead, Frank Higgs, one of the own
ers of the Tonopah mines, was a pas
senger on Wednesdays stage bound
for Altamount, ILL.,, to visit his only
brother. Frank has been a resident
of Nye and Esmeralda counties for
many years and everybody is his
friend and vice versa. He has been
identified with many prominent min
ing companies during his residence
in this State and like all old Nevadans
has seen his ups and downs. He de-
parts from Tonopah with the bless
ings of all upon his head and safe
return to his sagebrush State. Frank
will be absent about three months.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
The First Whistle.

On Monday morning the first steam
whistle will be blown in Tonopah.
Brougher Brothers have purchased
from Frank Mills 20-horse power
engine which is now in place over
their lease No. 36, aud all of this ex-
penditure with only two months in
which to extract ore from their lease.
What will the Utah and Colorado
Knockers say to this latest move !
Does it look as though the bottom
had dropped out of our mines ? The
richest ore in camp is at the lowest
depth and continues every foot to
grow richer, Every knock with our
cold facts smelter returns is boost
for this wonderful rich camp. The
Brougher Brothers will surrender
their lease on the lst day of January
with SZuU, uUu in their pockets from
the proceeds of ore extracted there
from and this taken from 100 feet
long, l75 feet deep and seven feet
wide, and most of the ore hosted by
a windIass. Now you imbecile knock
ers knock to your hearts content.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
Pleased With the Outlook,

). M. McClung, a prominent min.
ing and business man, of Oroville,
California, has been in Tonopah the
past week looking over the mining
situation and is much pleased. He
says he was told by several high top
boots mining experts from Colorado
that everything was taken that was
any good and that the whole layout
didn t amount to anything. Mr.. Nc
Clung says he knows now that they
were not experts but those "penny
mining men" from Colorado, and
there are lots of them running
through the State, who do not know
the difference between ore and borax,
for as Mr.. McClung says no mining
man of any repute could say aught of
the richest mines ever discovered and
these mines are in Tonopah. "But, ="
said the gentleman, 81 got what
wanted, and ! consider it valuable
prospect. 1t is fifteen miles from
Tonopah, and it is good enough for
me, for of course we cannot all have
the Tonopah mines" The gentleman
says he thinks the finest people he
ever had the pleasure of meeting are
right here in Tonopah. He will re-
turn in about three weeks.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
And Still We Boom,

About $40O, 900 in returns has beer
received from the Selby Smelling
Works by the Tonopah Company
since the shipping of ore was com.
menced, about seven months age
when few shipments were made the
first two months. There are now on
the road and at Selby's a little over
800 tons that has not been heard
from. There is over Is, 900 sacks of
shipping ore on the dumps ready
for transportation and over 10000
tons of second class ore awaiting the
Companys investigation as to the
most efficient process of reducing the
same, which will work at least $75
to the ton. There is by actual count
1856 head of horses hauling ore to the
railroad and as many more could be
employed but there would not be
back freight for that additional num-
ber. The ore averages about $40 in
gold and $3.50 market value in silver
to the ton.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
Stage Line Sold.

On Wednesday the Tonopah Stage
Company sold to John O'Keefe the
horses, coaches and good will of their
company. The new proprietor,
johnny o Keefe, is a universal favor
lite with the people of Tonopah who
all predict a financial success for him
in his venture. Commencing on
Monday through service will be in
augurated. Leaving Sodaville on
arrival Of train and arriving in 1ono-
pah the same evening at or 8
O'Clock, Leaving the next morning
and making connections with the
north bound train at Sodavile,
making three trips Il week as before
Wells, Fargo * Co. will now estab-
lish an office in Tonopah as this route
is the safest for the company to carry
their treasure over, there being so
much travel along the route. The
stage fare will be So each way. No
round trip tickets will be sold.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
NrrNT UT NJ :
Tonopah, New, Oct. oath, 1901.

Thomas d. Calkins, one of the pro-
prietors of the Pacific Coast Miner,
journal devoted to the mining inter
ests of the coast is in Tonopah in the
interest of his paper. He will give a
write up of the camp.
The BONANZA News Stand and
Confectionery Store is making addi-
tions to its stock every few days.
Fresh Candies are received every ten
days, All the f}ading Magazines and
Periodicals on sale
Cutting & Brown have a gasoline
hoist and rock breaker en- route.
Their lease expires in 50 days They
intend to sink 200 feet as the ore is
high grade and grows richer each
day.
For magazines and daily papers go
to the Bonanza News Stand.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
Stage Arrivals.

Following is list of the passengers
who arrived during the week:
TUESDAY p Fl Torreson, F
Kountz, W ] Douglass, C NJ Green,
J Harrington, J w Lambert, w
Friday, L L Blumenthal and wife,
Mrs Zack Taylor, M Tully, Mr. Bar
ker, Mrs ] Maddigan, Mr. Klein.
THURsDAY-James Gerger, A Uhl,
7 d Calkins, George Brodigan,
Burgess, w f Parker, c Vucanovich,
Miss Mcintyre, p E Brownhall.
SATURDAY-F Golden, T K Hofer,
Mr. Miller, O Hampton, W n Riley,
W J Henley, p H Mclaughlin, E E
Gilmore, Geo Dunn, O Moses, A r
Hayes, W p McHagar.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26

The waiter girls in the restaurants
in Tonopah have organized union
and established the wages at 81 per
day and pay each night, and have a
clause in their bylaws that any
girl or woman found working for less
than the wages established will be
escorted to the lower end of the town
and given the down the canyon
route, which in plain words means,
you hike it out of town and p. d. q. -
p NJ Bowler, Jr, the prominent
attorney, arrived from Belmont on
Tuesday evening. He was accom-
panied by Manager S. 7. Pearson, of
the Nevada Mining Company of Ber-
lin. Mr.. Pearson has examined the
mines in Tonopah and says they are
simply marvellous.
The A. O. U. W. will give a ball
next Friday evening at Miners Ex-
change Hall The order is new in
stitution in Tonopah and the dance
will be social success as all of the
committees are laborlng hard to
make the event an enjoyable one.
Tickets 81. Everybody Is going.
Czolgosz will be elcctrocuted Mon
day morning at q o'clock. When our
people awake on that morning they
can rest assured that the foul assas-
sin of our late beloved president is
not breathing the free air of America
but is gasping for breath which is
tainted with sulphur.
The Carson q Colorado railroad
and the Virginia & Truckee railroad
are handling all freight for this place
without any delay or trouble. So if
lumber or goods are not to be had
here censure the parties carrying
such stock for their failure to order.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26
New Bakery.

Neil Ward, the brickmason, has
just completed an 8xl0 oven for the
Nevada Bakery, Dawson d Showal-
ter, proprietors. These gentlemen
are lourneymen bakers, having held
responsible positions in San Fran
cisco. They are live business men
and believe in advertising. Their ad
will appear in the BONANZA when
they are ready for business. The
bakery will be credit to the town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-09
RAMBLES THROUGH NORTH
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
w. w. DAVIS, Port Deposit, Md.
Written For nCecil Wing"
TContinued From Last Week.

4 NY lady or gentleman who will visit
~ Ashviile in the 1owery month of MAY
and drive up to the SUBMITS of these
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-09

There is cause for anxiety WHEN a
cough hangs or for year and can't be
shakcn Oil The quickest way to relieve
that anxiety is to begin at once the use
OF Dr.. IIerces Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 1t Is a cough remedy, but it is also
great deal more. In far advanced
sta%es of disease, when hcmorrhages
have been frequent, and there have been
emaci2lion and weakness, Golden Med
ical Discovery" has produced perfect
cure. 1t increases the supply of the life
fuid-bood 1t cleanscs the blood from
impurities, and sends current of rich,
new blood to build up the weak places
in the body with new life.
The discovery" is strictly temper
ance medicine, non-alcoholic and nom
narcotic.
rFor one year was troubled with a coughs
writes Mir. II. +. Curtis, of Sumner, Bremen
Co, Iowa "hs continued to cough during the
GUNNER, my wife became anxious, and wrote to
Or X V Pierce for medical advice. II seemed
90 us that we could not go to better source for
9dFice aud 50 il proved, as the Golden Medical
Discovery which was recommended, proved
Just the medicine to effect a cure. DR.. Pierce
and his medicines are AS good as wheat as the
farmers used to say"
Bad taste in the mouth is removed by
using DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.