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neatly trimmed with
black velvet ribbon,
special value 29c
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RQD0s des |t!|ls
stlgadOs
Uno Ell IA Gale dc IA / III
Ila otro Ell Sarltllrce j 8,
tro en- Puerta de Iierra.
BuenOS SerTlclOs de Ia detec. !.
tive.

III cnerpo de detec lives do esta
Capital vsene preet An6o inostimA-
ble1 setvioioe. deros aabue.
sos poll iciaeoe dan ide SIe m trg5 y
Mo u dassp nc lcs u Rnientes
servieios preats y y Dor u q 4.
E dOmi 20 & II cnnsro IS a y
media De 4 man sna, ~ ron descer;a.
iAdas Lar puertas Dc i cAsa hAbita.
ci6n del 6r Joa6 Antonio G1xmkn,
qEe viya on II cRlIe dc II Luua, 90 ]
qainA SAn Jnsto, en donae tiene IN
9stahleoimiento de pulperfa.
Para decerrsi Jar La puertas,
utiliz6 q Cas- o unA llAve gan1da y
INNS Inns grAnde De hierfo.
Guxmkn oy6 radios On u tiendA,
q inmediatAnas snte, levAnt6ss y empa.
70 6 pedir apxilio & i poi Il. El
ladr6n % did 4 r. fsga, , Z policfa,
one Acudi6, d h'z, IN dispaTo min
one pndierA darle cAxa. ri nsaIta i,
e, pudo robar "a que h.ll6 en q a..
jon del mostrAdor deiando al huir,
On puefta dol siguxn an bAdl.
En nosimientos de estcs he.
chos. eli cuerpo de detectives p6sose
en- On movimiento. y aver lunes des'
cubri6 Al autor, que responds 81
nompre ae Aloerto hodr1gaez ~
9uslu, q e9st Iae detauld0 exigien'
doaeia $l.' w de nanzA.
q aon Mfguel Morera, emplesdo
se. nosei OilMpo. Iooaro ale q diA
PIlmsro .oe as Novlemn5e IN relo1 De
pla.a y szO; rAla IeAlx.r este rooo,
~ = LLssussx ossx Ston y 1870 ae
= nsDlsnclOn. % oon0o auerme q
oI MO1e1A. o1a ". en eilas eesce'
IIsJsron ssmDlel un Dsul = extra1e.
ron 9a este ios .oo1e o. rod Dadoe.
;. Isssg ssso ~ Sonoclmlento oe
~ Az! py ;nnn.,.;n , -. a;e xesos1sss sMPs..ron
sas s;. - lnssa..ssS.onss, s; , en 81 MI NO 40
III sa oe ~. :. 1lsavn 49, Tx non =, aa:Or Gsi
oi, ~ ~ 4sss 49, a :, yosJ -, lsus7.lO. ~.
M.. ~ nsuas xeHa.uu = lslo1 no:enso
HT.s : y.ssass e.es, % W, velololo :
LInx 1stso "a LuPs..s u 9n PoaeI oe we,
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CATOLICOS
ildependienteS de Filipinas es-
tablecen su prlmera 1gleSia.
(De nuestro Correspensaz senor Lopez
NussQ.

(De nuestTo Correspensaz senor Lopez
Nussa.
Nusva York ~ de O:tubre Avi
san de Manila que sLa Iglssia Cato :
liea de f.. ipiuass se ha insugnrado
en- squellA ciudad hoy. Sc cslebr6
una miss, y eObispos sAglipay. lea
der del movimiento, pronunci6 nm
sermon en- que hixo renuncia absolu.
ta de 10 autoridad del Papa. Diio
adem&s one Il nuevA ig1ssia observa-
ri On todos sentidos Las mismas pr4c
ticAs de II sAt6lica rcm4na.
Aguinaldo h8. aldo nombrado Oh
ciAl secular de 10 iglesiA nueva de ri
npinas, = Aun euando, & eonsecuen-
cia De hallArss enfermo no pudo ssis
tir & lA ceremonia de Inauguration,
dicen los cables one envf6 una car to
Aprobando en- to ias sus parties el mo
vfmiento.
El primer movimiento de Olsen
sion fu6 AnuneiAdo Al p6blico en- nm
dsspacho puhlicado ell 10 de Agosto.
Entonces % dijo one los leaders del
moYimieto Gran Isabelle de loe Reyes
director del movimiento obrero, j
PAscual Poblets d quisn % dice que
figur6 en- i aociednd secretA del KA.
tipunan. El padre Aglipsy, hijo del
pats, excomulgado Do i IgleaiA de
Roma, fu6 elegido primer Obispo De
II nueva congregation.
Al mismo tempo se nombrsron
III Obifp % mas, y On III Coneejo hgu.
ra Il Sr. Tslipe Buencamino, que ea
ss.ae "a fra ;nfaa 4 of .rsa.ks6 - faforat
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lie han sido denegados los In.
dultos que solicitaron, Ma garlic
Resto do Jeaus, Ercilo de 10 Cruz Ri
vers, Genaro CAlero Moreno, que
cumplen condena por los delitos de
violaci6n y lesiones, el primsro. por
lesiones el Aegundo y tercero.
Hay embafC&rOn para los Es'
tados Unidos los sefiores don ConrA'
do Palan y don Julian Monsuri, co.
merciantes de eata plaxa.
I'll Teniente de IL Insuiar se'
nor Cabrera detuvo aver Al indivi'
duo Juan Cabrera por usar trajs
contrario q 10 decencia.
-Ha sido trasladado de Utuado
& Cayey el SArgento de 10 Policfs,
don Arturo de Il Rosa, muy apre'
ciable Dor sus condolences de carac'
ter y de rectitud.
I'll senior dom Juan Hernandez
Lopez, hA sido nombrado Juex Su.
plente de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan: y desempefiar& Ell dicho
cargo hasta que ell sucesor del Juez
Henry P. Hord, sea nombrado por
el Gobernador.
-El COfOu0l y M. "A. OAyl8 y
ell Captain A. G. Blunt, han vualto
de Csysy. ell Coronel DAVIS saldr6
para los EE. UU. hoy en- .el Goa
moD para hacerse cargo del Desta.
camento de artillerfA de New Lon.
don. M
-El Comisario Sangento II e.
Derrick ha sido relevAdo de Cayey,
su puesto 10 ocupsrk el Conn.,, Sgt.
r. F. Kanea,y; mientrAs 6i, ir3 para
los Estados Unidos On el vapor que
sale hoy. ss1s
Hi Teniente Emil Hudsehsz
del Regfmiento p. r. ha obtenidc
licencia por treinta dias, los cuAlea
los aproveehsrk para hacsr pnA vi
sits 6 Lon NM. UU.
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1nglaterra
y Alenania.
UN TRATADO.

New York Nvbre. IL 1l-3O A M.
Circular rumores de haberse
firmado un tratado entire Alemania
8 Inglaterra para dominar ambas
naciones en- Sud Africa adquiriendo
y repartienaose las rosesiones que
tiene ALI Portugal. Parte de la
prensa europea comenta estos ru-
mores que Sc juzgan veridicos y al
gunos peri6dicos portugueses esta-
b!ecen en6rgicas protestas,
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NueVa firIna.

Los seflores sL. Zsno & Knin.
Ian. go han servldo partisiparnos
q 7e han estA blecido en-. esta ciudad
uua ficfDa de neg ocios que "a ocu
par& de u i'm 4 + I On, sspol t .ci6n,
comisi6n y consig a:i6n.
TomAmos notA de 10 circular Y
y hscemos prasentes nusstros msio'
res deseos por II prosperidad dc 10
nuevA firma.
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Gran entusias1nO
en- Caracas.
Ell PRESIDENTS VIToREADo..

New York Nvbre. IL ll-30 A. III.
En- Caracas celebr0se con gran
entusiasmo la entrada de Castro.
Inmensa muchedumbre le vitore6.
Caracas estuvo de fiesta quemando-
Sc fuegos de artificio en- honor del
caudilIO victorioso.
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Pidense auxilios
al Gobierno italiano.

New York Nvbre. II ll-3O A. NJ.
Los habitantes del Sur de TIA
liza piden & su gobierno que acuda
en- auxilio de 'ellos, proporcionando-
les trabajo, pues Ia falta de este es
una de las principales causas del
hambre en- aauellas reoioneS.
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Protection
para un ciudadano en-
Ponce.

Ell sef1or Msximiliano Avi es
pArticip6 nj Gobernador haber sido
victims en- Ponce de una provoca'
ci6n.
Con ese motive circularon los
siguientes telegramas:
sMx Avil6s-Ponce.
He ordenado que un policia es.
pecial le garantice. He indicado al
juez de policfA que yea 6uste1 y
obi enga infor NJ aci6n de los nombres
de las personas que le dispararon.
WI Ha4nt, Gobernador.s
sJuex ManuelD Domenech. Po nee.
Max .Avil6s, representAnte de
sSau Juan Ntws,~ tslegrafia que
anoche fu6 insultAdo hac.e 1dole va
rios dis paros por conocidos repu bli
canos, y que hoy NO puede salir del
hotel porqus nm grupo en- 10 esquina
se 10 impide querieudo mstsrlo por
one repres anita sSAn Juan NswsS.s
Pide seguridaa personal y he orde'
nado al captain Lopez Disz le facili
to un po'icfa para que le acompane
si 81 10 desea. Daseo le yea usted.
Obtenga dAtos Z actos de cualquier
-dafo que Sc le hsya hecho y proeeda
inme ediatamente contra los indivi'
duos cnlpables.
Hunt. .-Gobernador.
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10000 pesos
de indemnizacion
por VOlcar un carro.

Baltimore O O,tubre 26 Miss Ma.
~ Smith, ha conssguido ser indem.
nixada CON doscieEtOs pesos, por
una Compa1ifa de Segaros Contra
Incendios.
Miss Smith dice que mientras
iba ella por 10 calle CON Su carrito
conduciendo dentro de FL nm gran
ntmero de objetos y provisiones p.
ra venderlos, venfan los b0mberos
llAmados .SAlvoge Corp. de d Conn
pants de seguros, con muCha yelo.
ci1ad pues se dirigfan & apsgar m
inceudio.
Uno de los carros de 10 dicha
Compsl1fs, le volc6 81 snyo, dsstro.
xando todo 10 que dentro llevabs, y
dAfando todas Ian prOyiaiones.
Los demas carros, dics Miss Mary;
AcabAron Do pisar to6o ID qae o In.
bio salvado de In rnedas del prime.
70. 70 On enAnto VI venir l. Ava.
lancha ech6 s corrsr tsmisndo ser
aplastada.
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Crisis ministerial
en- Espana.
NUEv0 GABINErE.

New York Nvbre. IL l1-3O A. M.
Despachos de Madrid informan
que ha surgido ALI una crisis mi
nisterial que hace inevitable la cai-
da del actual gabinete, que ser&
reemplazado pof otros hombres es-
cogidos por Ell senior Sagasta.
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sERVICIo EI,PEOIAL
Dn
Ia coRREsPoNDENcIA &
DIREoTo DC NEw- YORK.
v Venezuela.
Entrada triunfal
! DE CASTRO En- CARACAS.
DE CASTRO En- CARACAS.

New York Nvbre. Ill II 30 A. N.
Avisan de Caracas que el Presi-
dente Castro ha entrado triunfal-
mente en- aqu6lla Capital. III Pre-
sidente regresa de la campaiia en-
prendida contra la ,,rev0luci6n, 4 la
que cOnsidera venciaa.
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Italia.
Hambre en- el Sur.

New York Nvbre. II l1-30 A. M.
Despachos de Roma notician
que en- la parte Sur de Italia Sc
deja sentir intensamente ell hambre.
En- ciudades y pueblos de aqu6lla
parte la situaci6n es pavorosa.
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4 AD0PTADA PARA Ell HJEROITO.

New York Nvbre. IL ll-3O An.
Ell gobierno de Estados Unidos
IA adoptaao para Ell .ejercito una
,ueva Case de rifles, que Sc consi-
lera superior & La de Maiisser.
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ri sefior Ilebr6n, eunplea1c Z

Ri SENIOR Lsbf6n, smplea1o ~
y FArmacia Central de Ponce, qua
fu6 herido durante los tltimos acon.
tectmientos qu0 en- aquella ciudad
tuviAr0n lugar, estA restableeido do
II lesion sufrida. Como medic de
convalecer hA marchAdO Z YAuco
donde On fAmilia reside v donde O..
p 70 Yeponer por complete O. %.
lud, M s y " q
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Ramon Reyes

ri seffor Antonio Mattel Llu.
veras del comercio de -Yaucos 90 en-
cuentrs en- Ponce.
ri sNsn plus ultras de las
cervezss, 60 ID sin rival sCervsxs
Pabsts cuyos Agentes en- <esta is.
IL SON los ssnores Calder6n Avil6s
& Co.
Un hombre herido fu6 encon.
trado en- una calle de Ponce, ain
que pudiera deeie quie fu6 el agre'
sOr.
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81 Il andar de prisa s sah

81 ii andar dc prisa g s1bir
escaleras experiments usted opre
sion y vahi los, si 81 ejsrcitar AlRti
mCvimienso rkpiSo, 8 d recibir una
impression viva II sne palpitaciones,
debe uasr las sPILDORAS RN.
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALLE
8 CANCIOs, que 10 curar4 prom
to. s
En- el Hospital Tric0che de
Ponce ne est&n hacienda rsparacio.
mes.
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Buena OCCASION.

Con garantfa y buenas refs.
rencias para las personas que le con-
hensus intereses, tOmarx cinco 8 seis
casas mas en- admin straci6n bien en-
esta Capital, Ssnturce 8 las Efneas
el propietario que snscribe.
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Un muelle de hierro se empeza'
RI 6 constAuir en- breve en- breve en-
en- 10 marina de Ponce. ESQ 90 dice
al 1 y es de desear que resplse cierta
In noticia.
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Ell casino de Ponce abrir& sus
puertas para una fiesta de confianza
que 10 celebrar& el dfA 13. Una CO.
mission de j6venes Cd 10 iniciadora
del alegre proyecto, para el cual ne
prepare 10 bue1A sociedad de Pom.
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Estados Unidos.

Nueva clase de rifles
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
THE MAIL DIFFICULTY.

Tonopah can now truthfully boast OF
population numbering 2600 inhablt-
ants, and has for the past year had a
daily mail service, except Sunday.
To deprive them of such a service at
this time. when the population is
increasing at the rate of % a day, Is
simply an outrage. Our people
should have petitioned the postal de
partment last year for slX-day
service before the present tri-weekly
contract was awarded. A little,
petty squabble has arisen over the
route which the mail should be car
ried. a few working to have the route
changed from Sodayille to Candelarla.
This the department will never sub
nit to. for various reasons. Mail
arrives from Sodaville from two 10
four hours earlier than it could from
CandeIaria. and is distributed by the
Tonopah postmaster each night upon
the arrival OF the stage-a great ac-
commOdation to our people The
editor of this paper received a tele-
gram from Senator VIM, NJ. Stewart
yesterday. stating that :" a daily
service from SOdaville will soon go
into effect. Assure Tonopah people
that their wishes will receive my at
tention
The Pennsylvania and Delaware
delegations are working to at once
establish "a daily service between So
daville and Tonopah and it is thought
the increase asked for will be forth
coming in a few days. In the mean
time wait and suffer.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
NOT SUCH FOOLS.

That false teacher Bartine would have our
people believe that the Republicans are enc
mes OF Silver because they did not vote for the
Newlands amendment to the financial bill
making half-dollars quarters, dimes and half
dimes full legal tender. Its absurdity * too
apparent, Would Nj Bartine accept his pay
from Mr. Newlands in nickelsY Not on your
tintype Would Mr.. Newlands accept his salary
from the government in halfdimesf Not on his
tintype either Every Republican voted against
it, writes Mr.. Bartine. II Mr.. Newlands voted
for it, his calibre as u statesman is worth just
about II nickel. unless he knew it would not
pass. aud did 1t as a bit Of political buncombe
such balderdash And win anyone tell the
dear people how by making uickels or five cent
pieces full legal tender, the cause of silver will
he advanced Such rot shows to what depth
the once great Democratic party has fallen
Aud think of it. readers, the Democratic press
Of Nevada aud of the country has been booming
Mr. Newlandls for chairman OF the National
Democratic Committee Nay, nay. Mr. Bartine
the dear people ARE not such big fools as you
think Record
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
A Cold Snap.

During Wednesday night the hot
sands of this desert section were
cooled by constant, freezing wind,
the thermometer falling 81 degrees.
Overcoats were in demand Thursday
aud fires were found to be quite com
Portable to remain alongside Of The
Fourth with all its splendors could
not FIX the wea Their man in furnish
ing to order an ideal day for our
people The day was cold and dust
was crowned king carnival The
ladies' looked beautiful but very chilly
in their thin costumes.
Screen doors at WonacOtt & Hall 5.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
| Court OF the Staus Of Nevada. IN and for
Nye County.
In the matter OF the estate Of
GOttlleb +. Gluutz, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified by the
Third Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Nevada in and for Nye County, as admins
traitor Of the estate OF Gottlieb +. Gluntz late
Of said county deceased All creditors having
claims against said estate are required 10 hle
the same with proper vouchers attached win
the Clerk Of the Court within forty days Of the
nrsl publication OF Tits notice.
Ia ed Belmont, Nevada June 25th l82.
MILO f. PLAMENAZ,
Administrator Of the estate Of
Gottlieb f. GluntE deceased.
GEO. a BARTLETT.
Attorney for Administrators.
Date Of first publication, June y. 1902
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
SATURDAY ... JULY ), 1902
SHALL WE HAVE \ RAIL
ROAD At ONCE?

The above j. the pertinent question.
proposed to the mining interests of
f0n0pah " II Hoiabird, the rep
resentatiye Of j kruttsehnidt, as
,istant to the president Of the South
rrn Pacific Co, arrived in Tonopah
20 June 2sth, remaining several days
and making proposition as follows
ToxoPAH. NEVADA, June 70 isos
The southern Pacific Company viii build and
operate q STANDARD Gauge Railroad from a
tssju4 near Rhfstes station on the Carson q Col
ursda RailwaV 70 Tu1Opah, beg inning coDStruc
tioa by La and diligently continuing
tue saule until d2al completion
Provided The mining and sundry interests Of
Tgagpah subscribe 20 and bind themselves 10
nav upon The completion of said Railroad the
sum q TEo Hundred and Flfty Thousand
zsan} Dollars 10 the said southern Pacine
Company The southern Pacific Company will
also add a third rail 70 the Carson Colorado
Railrssd between Rhodes and Mound Housf
thus enabling freight to move in unbroken bulk
WI HOLABIRD
Special Agent
Subscription blanks have been left
with Cashier Harris Of the Bullion
aud Exchange Bank.
The construction Of a standard
gauge railroad during the present
year would permit the shipment of
thousands Of tons Of ore now on the
dumps at a saving of ~ per ton on
the cost Of team charges alone, with
tremendous saving IN the cost OF
incoming freight Another impor-
lant aspect of the question is, with a
standard gauge railroad into Iono-
pah capitalists would come by scores,
giving opportunity for prospectors
lo secure needed capital for the de-
yel0pment of their properties. 1t
,saaald iur lher insure the building Of
reguetan wofks. mills and shelters
at Tpa0pah and make of our rapidly
vruWin9 l0wa the supply point for
TIE da-ves0nment OF ali the mines 10
sntrd Nevada
We are naturally opposed to the
voting OF subsidies for the building of
railroads. but in this instance. where
ia the TOnopan Mining Company is
asked tn subscribe 500 OO0 OF the
amount. and in the event Of its doing
30 (Which IS altogether probable). it
would not be out of order for the
remaining mining companies and the
business men to subscribe the re-
naming 100000
There is no honest argument 10 be
offered against this proposition
Every team hauling ore and freight
in and out of Tonopah will find much
more profitable hauling to and from
the many mines that are being
opened up and producing ore in the
immediate vicinity Of Tonopah anc
the proposed line of railway
Mr. Holabir assured the editor q
the BONANZA that his company wa,
ready to begin operations on thi:
proposed line within thirty days
after the acceptance by the Tonopat
Mining Company and the citizens o
Tonopah of their proposition. Tha'
the railroad company will build int
Tonopah without any assistance from
DOR people is an assured fact; bu
when will they come 1t we cal
has ten the road six or twelve month
by this subscription, let us do so, 70
our own interests will be enhances
400 fold 10y the advent of IA railrOa
into Oar tawn
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Screen doors at Wonacott & Halls.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-partuer.
y ship heretofore existing under the name
and style OF Shrwcy 4 Blumenthal in the town
of TOuOpah has this day been dissolved by mu-
tua consent c j Blumenthal acquires the
whole business and property OF the firm ana will
cont inue the business IN his own name All bills
against the former firm Of Shewey & Blumeuthal
will be paid by G. J Blumenthal aud all bills
due said firm are payable to G. }. Blumeuthal
Dated at Tonopah June 30 1907
c. J BLUMENTHAL
fv5 c. n SHEWEN
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VIM Waters, r. Dougherty and
partners have taken an option on the
Florence Extension in Liberty dis
trict and intend to sink hundred
foot shaft on the same, operations to
commence in a few weeks.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICTC0UR
Of the State Of Nevada, in and for Nye
County,
In the matter ~ the Estate
Of
Edward Campion, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
y has been appointed and qualified by the
Third Judicial District Court Of the state Of
Nevada 10 and for Nye County, as executor Of
the estate Of Edward Campion late OF said
County, deceased.
All creditors having claims against said Is
tate. are required TO ile the same, with proper
vouchers attached. with the Clerk Of the Court.
within three months Of the FIRST publication Of
this notice.
Dated Belmont Nevada, June 18TH 1902
W j. CAMPION
Executor Of the estate Of Edward CampiOn,
deceased.
r. l.. JOHNS, Attorney for Executor
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
MINERS UNION HOSPITAL

NJ EDICAL and surgical cases treated, lin
vi tied number OF obNtitical eases taken NO
contagious diseases admitted Doctors are IN.
vited to bring patients Prices To non-unlon
patients moderate, and made known on appliea
lion. DR.. II ". CHTTTENDEN, ia charge,
Physician aud Surgeon, ONCE opposite honanla
ONCE. Calls answered day or night
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COMMITTEE MEETING.

A MEETING OF the Silver Party Central Com
A mittee for Nye County will be held in
Tonopah Nevada on July a1th for the purpose
Of eltcting delegates To the State Convention
full attendance of the members Of the com
mittee is requested.
f. G. HUMPHREY. Chairman
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

CORNER OF ST. Patrick and Everett streets
Y Mass: Sundays 10 a m; Week days, - m
Sunday school, , p. M Evening services, y. m
JAS NJ BUTLER. Rector
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-07-04

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1t soothes the child, sOftens the gums,
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Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-07-04

The shooting Of the Mexican Roche
by Newton Gibson, while assisting
Constable McGrath IS but another ex.
ample OF the criminal folly Of putting
authority and a sixshooter 10 the
hands OF a nan who is not cool headed
enough to use them properly. Ac-
cOrding to Gibson's own statement be
bad bis gun 10 bis hands when Roche
threatened 10 cut him and be shot 10
self defense. Gibson is a powerful
man, and could easily handle Roche II
neither we're armed. He could have
used the siGshooter as a club and
captured the Mexican without much
danger, ever II be did have a knife,
and Constable McGrsth says no
knife was found on the Mexican after
be was shot. The case is almost
parallel with that OF Constable Monies
who shot and killed a nan In Silver
City over q year ago while srrestinR
him. Monies has had considerable
trouble 10 keeping out Of the peuiten'
tIaFy for that. Time will tell whether
Gibson gets of AS easily.