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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
RELIEF WORK AT GOLIAD.
Trained Nurses Are Now ia Charge
Of the Injured.
RESPONSE FOR AID NOT PROMPT ENOUGH
About Five Thousand Dollars Contributed
but Five Times that Amount Is Re-
CURED to Meet the Conditions.

Victoria, Texas, May %. MIR J. X.
Hexter OF the Business Mems ASSOCIATE n
returned this morning from Goliad. where
he conferred with the authorities relative
TO cooperation In relief work lie states
that matters are In romai ksbly good shape
Or. Yates OF Golind county Is In charge Of
the hospital at the cout house, where the
serious cases are being cared for, and 1t Is
thoroughly organized and equipped There
are now eighteen trained nurses on duty
and there Is no longer any necessity for
volunteer nurses. All OF the injured are
doing well aud There hid been no additional
deaths UP TO this morning since tue last re
port
County Judge J. c, Burns Informed him
that the contributions SO far aEgregat,
about S5oOo the lars ST being from Vie
toria, which gave Sl4Uo cash and quantities
Of food and clothing. besld a great deal
OF money has been sent by NlctorianS In
Goliad 60 relieve Individual cases Of need
The money contributed is being used eX
clusiNClN Tor the exp nsc OF burymg tAe
dead and caring FOR the injured. II there
should be anything lcit after doing this
which Is extremela douhtful-it Will be de-
voted TO assisting those who suOcic cd pros
cry losses and who require assistance
The responses TO The governors call for
aid have not been Rs liberal as was expect.
cd. or rs the II eds Of the stu ton require
Twenty five thousand a HAIRS could be- used
in relieving worthy cases ot need and deH-
Ututiou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
Petition in Ranktuptey.

Austin, Texas, May % "A petition In
bankruptcy was nled this morning IN the
Federal court here by Dr. Frank h owen
o. dentist, merchant ana private banker OF
Manor, Travis county; his mercantile bust
ness is conducted AZ Scguiu. lie schelu.ts
5000 stock Of goods, Liabilities Sl1,'I3,
assets $500. uf this amount 5000 ia an
unliquldatcd claim md $40 claimed TO he
exempt he also filed an application FOR
the appointment Of q receiver 10 take
Chargo OF his estate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

The bowling contest for the Coyle emp
viii take rlacc tonight at o'clock sharp
at Jones alleys, ON Harrisburg road. The
following teams win take part In the cos
test: Karlsruhe Magnoli'. II uston Bowl
ing club and Houston Turnyercn. TIL
'rulnvtr,ir has Wnl the cup twcc AMI the
contest tonight promises 10 b scorcne D;
,rbr other teams nave strengthened and
Mi, do tu,ir hes a. keep the TIrnvcr in
from walking away wis the priz. for The
third iimr. In t5e event that III Turn.
ycrolr wins t'nights contest the cup VIII
ha III, In urOUcItf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Churchill Downs.

louisville. Ky, May 22-rhr juvenile
stakes for 2yea olds brought out a delj
at siN TODAY Right and True. whose pr.ce
was : TO /, wen Ia handy fashion from
Kings Lady
Four and a half furl1nEs re- ling -Granl
Mary. senator Morrison. Gallant sml
Six fuii7ugs, purse Dcnth j. v kirby.
MpS ana seventy yards. selling Ben Rat
ne. Bafncd, Lady BHmble. Time i:-sa
Juycuic stake. five furongs K ght n /
True Kings Lady, Prince of Endurau e..
Time lN3
SiX frongs selling Scortic. optlno
Jane Oakcr Tine l:lG.
seven fullungs, selling Audiphone, SKY
Flyer, LIZZIE \. Time 1904
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
cawthons to Play Santa Fe Club.

The Cawthon baseball club has made ar
ranscments to play the Santa I'cs Of Gal
weston at League park next Sunday. The
visitors have strong team Of semi pro-
fessional talent aud viii 20 doubt play a
close and interesting game. as they defeated
the Lake Charles team IN Galveston last
TUESDAY. laird Basemun Watts Is captain
and manager Of the visiting club and brings
with him a strong team to represent MS
Ladies viii be admitted free 20 the gate
and Grand stand.
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cauthons WIn Not plsband.

Mr. x. H. Cawthon stated Yesterday that
the reason the Cawtbon baseball club had
Withdrawn from the Sunset leaEue was that
all tho PLAYERS on his team were working
on for three OF four days every other week
10 NAV baseball. especially when there was
NO money for them The Cnwthon team
win not be dishanfed, but Will play bail in
this city every sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
NEGRO BURNED AT THE STAKE
Was Identified as the AssaiIant of Mrs.
j. w. Mckee at Lansing.
MADE A CONFESSION OF HIS FOUL CRIME.
lat Crowds of People Went from the Surround
inc Country to See the Execution-Of Officers
Taken in Charge by Armed Men

tions given him by his friend and nro.
eeeded to do the Job Saturday morning.
the other fellow TO receive half the bootv
yin entering the honse his motive changed
and he accomplished his hellish crime As
last statement he requested that the same
punishment be mcted out to his accom-
plce.
The husband of the unfortunate woman
was on hand. and after Morgan had con.
cluded his remarks stepped up and APP
piled the torch
The wood burned slowly for while and
the spectators were continually picking at
the brute's clothing, trying to tear OF
pieces for souvenirs. No hot irons we're
applied to the scorching flesh, but several
jabs were made at him with knives and
torches passed over his checks aud breast
Morgan uttered few audible groans ana
cries.
HE BEGGED
FOR QUICK DEATH
After his clothing had been burned and
torn or he begged pitahly to he shot or
his death fastened in somc manner. Flesh
soon began failing from hi, body AMI 1t
was thcu very evident that hi, torture
would soon he at an end 1t was At least
thuty-hvc minutes before life was extinct.
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'io"u S" ~" u'"""' '"' S'"Ne uN"'" III
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tue burning 'pe crown EaA'u WIN 'u''lSe
interest not one turning away. While the
scene was CHASTITY the crowd seemed har-
Adcned 10y the awfulncss of his crime and
none stirred though. as the flames shot up
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
CHARGED With Criminal Assault.

waxahnchc Texas MAY %. white
man was brought IN yesterday from NJ a.
lothian and lncprcCrnted In the coun u
on a charge Of criminal assault ga,
Tense Is alleged to have hcen commit q
last November He was arrested Iuesu ~
in Spmclvcll county. His examining
has heen set fcr next "Wednesday at Nh
lothian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
STRIKES Al Mckinney.
BARRIERS Won in a Very Short Time
Printers Still Out.

BARRIERS Won IN q Very ohoV VITHV'
Printers Still Out
Mckinney Texas, May 22.-Thc barb'rs
Of this city Struck" yesterday, demanding
shorter hours and that the price Of saves
be advanced from 10 TO 10 cents. Ineir
employers finally acceded 10 their demon
and they returned to work during rae
afternoon. -
There are no new developments In tn,
trouble between the local publishers ana
printers. The printers are still oul ana
neither daily paper has been Issued tnls
week ID. NJ. Wells OF Austin state OF,
ganlzer Of the International Typographi 'al
union. arrived yesterday and a conference
was held with the publishers, but no set
Element has yet been reached
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Ennis. Texas May 22.--Ray Hasan n
brcakman on the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad, was seriously hurt last even
ing by falling from a moving freight train
lie was placed under the care 81 PHYSICIANS
here last night and sent 70 MS nome AT
Piano this morning.
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~ Molher W. Nnrees

her baby. without the aid ~ the bottle,
is the happlrst OK Gods creatures, fSs
the uphuilding If her Own strength, ana
for inipariing strength 10 the baby through
natures channels thprc is nothing so sun,
SO safe 50 effective MS Matt Nutrine. Physi
clans recommend and on druggists sell II.
Put M only hy Anheuscr Busch brewing
association. ST. Louis. United states n
rtnrf
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Cures When Doctors Fail.

Etes rIahk Chias3on, Patterson. La,
4 yefv S aS 1891; Il had malaria fever
bdors bu, form, was under treatment by
.sr medlcIraa as soon as l stopped taking
BAL Vlue the fever would return. /
iupd sample bottle of Herbine.
hi ho,M. helped me. Then bought
"a yVstne9s' which completely cured
lsblns 'sel grateful to YOU for fur.
ID Aor.ssVaSsa a splendid medicine, and
fias f ron recommend It 10 those sui.
hem He bIIialarla, as II viii surely cure
be, no 1ilne, 6oc bottle at A. E. Kels-
W. main Street, Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
Game VIII Be Played for the Benefit Of
Goliad Sufferers


Tomorrow at o'clock the wholesale gro
Gers and l. Japhot & Co. viii play game Of
hail icy the benefit of h Golild sufferers.
The TWO team, have been prac .rpG daily.
and both claim 70 bn IN guod shape Tor tn
battle. The arGJmrnt warmed m between
them 50 when hey met ye.tci day IN practice
than L,ft Fielder G. H. Fred rick of thc
Groocrs her H. a Japbct Arst haseman
for tic Japhets b'y OF soda crackers an1
"a cheese against case # SChiitG beer, ana
The glme An arrangements have been
made for The uphulanccs and doctors hy
managers Of both teams and by agreeing %
give Charles Helm pnllo' Pr lection De has
c, acher for the Jsrhcts aal 10 II lupuu f1r
the GrcCcrs. The suits viii bc ready IN
time for thr game The Japhet will weat
blu0m,rs and the Grnc rs over9ls an !
jumpers Everybody IS invited and be sure
and bring your friends
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Grove's slack Root Liver pins.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They net on the liver
equal 70 calomel and leave no bad after
enects No gripping ne sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price rs cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
Fof Those Who i've m E,,,,,

Ied BsIisrs Pana, Ill, writes: II have
hlnead Il u snow Linlment; always rec
lGe "a NJ my friends, as / am confident
prns~ ~ Tbo better made. II is a Handy Tor
leally Iahlsse who live on farms are es.
ttIai and hrr,so many accidental cuts,
|orIs Snow Eminent is anni,od 'I n
lse II ' sDsSs be kept In the house for
T. KaIs,. Urgency. 25c, SOC and sl 90 nj
~e'slng, 500 Main Street. Honston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
A Bride suicided.

Forney. Texas. May 20. Ella Asul'y
committed suicide at the residence OF her'
father. II. IL. Hughes She had been mAr'
Red only two weeks Particulars or 20. Z
sons for the deed not vet ascertaned. Ihey
lived three miles north Of town
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
Nenro cabin a Austln.

Austin, Texas, May - Fire yesterday
afternoon destroyed couple " negro
cabins I'm the alley back Of PIG West Eighth
street, causing loss Of $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
World Wide Reputation

|ald MID e, nm Vermifuge has achieved a
| worm ~ reputation as being tho hest ~
bee an wussaS,lfoyers. and for lis tonic inail-
sqtrail,es \, ana unthrifty children. MS II
|onaeh. in me aeidity or sourness OF the
|nihuon Improves your digestion and as.
p system iood, strengthens their nerv-
NJ and s atl restores them 60 the health.
taoAood. DO Of spirits natural 70
Esst Houston a H. heisling, 500 Main
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AustInIs Eund EorMarded.

Austin, Texas, May - The citizens re
ltf committee this afternoon forwarded
$44U TO the Goliad storm sufferers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
REeuLr o. ExAMININe TRlAL.

George Pool Was Remanded to Jail
Without Bail
Orange. Texas, May % The examining
tIial Of George, Claude and Grover Poole,
charged with the murder Of James i. Jeti,
resulted In George Poole being remandcd
20 inil without bail ana Ia remain IN the
Harris county jail for safe keeping, wlde
Claude and Grover poOlc were admitted o.
rail IN tie sum Of 500 each.
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Scguin. Texas, May %. --Scgun wired
Goliad $50 TODAY rarJ Of Segu MS dona
tlon 10 the sufferers
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y VICTIM REQUESTED
lat he BE BURNED,

FL request was to burn him. and in ar
~, ne was SEIZED and led by rope t.
'@ai open place in the woods sevefnl
{auted yards south of the railroad track.
Epe crowd anticipating his fate, had
su an iron rail into the ground, pro.
y enains and had piled kindrns wood
[purd the stake.
4 ~ 'rute's hands and feet were bound
W was uad to the stake. Before the
~ IVES Piled to the 'lindling. however.
~ ~ maze full confession and told
- every action since his arrival at
sns switch Friday night He stated
~. craps all Of Friday night and that
"upanion suggested that he rob the
Lrr,. u section Foreman Mckee Saturday
-.us lie said he followed the instruc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
pRUE At SIXTY TO ONE
Beat the Three 10 0ne FayOrite in a
Hard Drive at Worth.
BELaONT'S HORSES WON AT NEW YORK.
Results on the Other Race Tracks-The
standing OF the Baseball Clubs--CoyIe
Cup to Be Contested For.

New York, May %. August Beimonts
Master Man, making his arst nppcaian, e
inc year. easily won the thlrty-slXtl
hVimont stakes at Morris Park today.
AreuSt Btlnont a 50 SEQ ed ano nor easy
YIN with his 2-year-old Mlzzen In the
selling Mithers milc-Satire Bounteols.
esuva Time 1.42ia
Se,ahe hye furlongs--Petlt Bleu. Wheel.
er Mount Hope. Time i:0ih
ne Eclipse stakes, five ana a half FIR
;O5 "N
Inc belmont stakes. mi'e and three fur
!d,ghss-N Master Man, Ranuld, King Hanover.
Mile ana furlonc Advance Guard, bike
Line, Keno. TINE 15lls. lleno lin slvl
scc,nd' but WAS d slualihcd Tor lo1iing
Ok aud half furougs- MerCe' Jlck Nc
u nnis. Esscnc. Time 1.21A
seven furlongs-llighland, Kamara,
loss guol limo 1.o78
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
Spring Ailments.

Ea 49, Seeang and tired feeling, tho
N hactvs and Kidneys become slnrrish
ftle q ny me digestion IMPAIRED. Win
eesG ana .Agpe.lte, no ambition FOR any.
Mad need tseling that the whole body
Ie during nus toning up. The trouble Is,
IInpiatIon Of inter, there has been an ac-
Z s.sr sieins viii remove e IN st tne sy IS
Esst fuilv ~ right exit, and hy its tonic
|'ss stSensttss S,oreS the wasted tissues ana
Z KsIs1,n 10 place NJ weakness Snc al
So2 Main Street, Houston.
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BASEBALL.
National League.

Plttsbmg, MAY % Phillips shut New
York ont with his twltchy pitching. Van
Haltren IN stealing second in the sixth
Inning, broke his leg at the ankle and
probably will play no more this season
score a II l.
Pittsburg ............ 005 600 or II !
New York ........... 900 COO 600 3
Philips and OConnor; Evans an9 Bow
eTman,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Boston, May 22.-Bome runs entered
largely into today's game, that OF Mertes
In the tenth inning winning the game.
Score II II "
Boston ...... 900 600 oio p 3 o q
Chicago ,......,. .ol0 600 900 g. 1
Dlneen and Criger; Patterson, Garvin and
Mcfarland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

BASEBALL.

At Fort Worth Dallas Il, Fort Worth D.
At CorSicana Corsicona H. Waco /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Washington, May 22.-st, Louis hit Lee
hard throughout and won easily. washing
toms work at times was very weak
Score X II T.
Washington ..... 600 100 oOO- 8 .
st. Louis .,..s,., 800 600 O0G-- 10 y
Lee and Drill; Reldy aud Sueden.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Philadelphia, May 22-ClCveland defeated
philadelphia in a game marked by heavy
hlttln. and errors OF omission and cont
mission Witt was practically responsible
for the loss Of his own game,
Score II II ~
Cleveland .....Oi9 Gao FILL Is /
l'hiln1rlphia .lOl 04O O3O- q IA l
Moore and Bcmis; Witt and Steelman.
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St. louis. May %. Boston won a lIstIes

st. Louis. May 90 Boston won llstIess
game from st. Louis. Willis was fault
lessly supported and the visitors had an
easy time Of It.
Score II u
ST Louis ........... .OOl 900 900 II 4
Bostun .....,....,...,3 02 600 2El Ia IS
Yerkcs. Ryan and Nichols; wits and
Rlttredgc.
Cincinnati, May 90 Tue Cincinnati team
lost through errors Of the worst kind. Both
pitchers were hit freely in almost every
inning.
Score - r.
Cincinnati ...,....-..SD ITO 90 y
Brnok,yu .......,.,....2 200 DOB ll2 . -
Phrippi and Petite; Donovan and Farrell.
Chicago. May p. -Chicago pulled the
game oout Of the ire by a single, two
Dagger aud an error.
Score IL ~
chicago ........,.... O2i 600 100 ~ O i3 1
p66ilade.phia ........ .OOi OH oil : 10 s
Phodes aud Killing Niece and Doom.
American League.
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Good Price for Woo,

Lampasas. Texas. May 22.--Mr w. P,l
Darby late yesterday evening sold $4,000
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\ .,.r Texas, May 22.-The negro
A u,rcon. who committed the assault
H.. Mckee. wife of the section fore
4 :, lansing switch, last Friday paid
n .,,.ltr today In the most painful
crowd could inflict-slow death
\ .r,oe The entire section of the coun-
4 hitch has been greatly excited since
zine almost went wild this morning
4 !. necame known that the negro was
wed and would be brought to Lansing
Identification
vas learned early this morning that
negro and the men who captured him
On the westbound passenger due to
Z nj Lansing at 11;3o q. m. Every
a IN Iongvlew who could possibly find
4 20 get to the switch which is seven
wont some closing their places Of
Busss to attend the burning. Every vc-
4. was used in getting the people there.
\ hen the train bearing the crowd
4hed Marshall, a great crowd met it
4 III the extra coaches In Marshall were
4 to accommodate the crowd.
b. negro was taken to Lansing and idon-
Il by Mrs. Mckee and then taken about
Srarter Of a mile from the track where
sIron rail was driven in the ground to
Ia the negro was chained
II uttered cries Of anguish and as the
|hes leapcd up around him he begged to
shot. The crowd chccred wildly and
Blsed slow death. denounclr4 the negro
Il bis crime. After much suffering death
h to the negro and the body was cut
en and the ties piled up around aud
Il him. making the fire So hot that the
pvd for the frst time was forced to push
HI Mrs. Mckee was brought In car
ke to the scene but was unable to got
b enough to see the negro rho officer,
ee powcrlcss to do anything AMI wcrA
gOred away by 1oo armed men with
Snchesters.
tPTuRE WAS MADE
BAR MOUNT VERNON.
Ever since the deed was convicted the
Fntry fNr sevenWfve miles surrounding
bs9o soufed in the search for him.
ibis morning the Welcome news came
~ he had been captured. After a tive
~ fight he was caught near Sa'tillo, a
p miles northwest Of Mount Vernon. NJ
\ early hour this morning. He was at
fe taken to the nearest railway smti1u
H taken to the scene of his crime.
II became known In this city curly tais
fnng that Morgan had been carmr d
h that he would be brought to Lansing
7tch, seven miles east Of here, immc-
FIey Hundreds NJ people llockcd to the
fne Of bis crime to be present when he
n brought in. The train having on board
degraded wretch arrived on time. to.
Fnef With hundreds of people who were
9rstlng for his blood. Immediately on his
frHl the brute was carried face to face
N the lady who Re had so cruc ~
fonsed Mrs, Mckee. the victim, lmmc-
f'ey Identified him and sisted positively
II mere could he no mistake as to his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

Baltimore May 22.Howcn had slightly
the better of pitchers battle against
Miller.
Score II II n
Baltimore 900 ooo ots- 3 I
Detroit ............ 900 600 COL l ,
Howell and Bresnnhan; Miller and Nc
Guire.
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Mems Suits

Mems light colored All Wool Cheviot
Suits, four button, round cut style. lots
oS4i, 1000 and 7o74, all coats half lined.
well made and perfect fitting c. OE
regular $40 values. sale price DJ.IJ
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And Bargains in Furnishings, Hats and Shoes for Men
and Boys Especially desirable for their newness de-
pendabiliy and rdicuously low prices These bargains
can only be had today and tomorrow-FRlDAY AND
SATURDAY. - - - - - - - - =
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Youths Long Trousers
Youths Long Pants Suits

Lots 500 and 46sy--louths' Long Pants
suits, sizes 81 TO ~, and small meuS
sizes, made Of all wool oheviot material,
three button, round-eul coats, hall lined
regular 5000 and $500 suits. G TE
sale price .......,......... pf.IJ
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Story Of Tonapah's Big Leases.

The discoverer Of Tonopah takes a
delight In helping others. He Is a great
big, hearted man and because Of
this makeup Of his. he has often been
imposed upon by scores who have come
to him with some OF that kind of 3
hard luck story.
But his true character was wildly
portrayed when he began giving out
leases upon his properties, He didn't
want to be selfish, that wasn't his ma
iure; but instead. he rather chose to
assist every man who came into the
camp, he at least desired 10 give every
body an opportunity TO make money,
30 any one who wanted lease got II
for the asking.
A LET LIVE POLICY.
BY pursuing this open door policy for
the development OF his claims, But
lor enabled many to accumulate indie
pendent fortunes. Some OF Tonopahs
most prominent citizens were poor men
two years ago. and several who hadn't
money enough to pay their way into
the camp, actually walked across the
desert S. miles from the nearest rail-
way point on the Carson and Colorado.
road and are today rated as being
ready To enter the millionaire class.
Altogether there were 2ls leases given
out and one significant feature Of them
all is the fact that nothing was done
In writing: all contracts were verbal
and they were all lived up TO. both by
the lessor and the lessees.
Each lease provided for a royalty Of
2s per cent and no friction ever occur
red over this division.
Unfortunately for some who held