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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-20

Jerome Barritt will remain 10
Vinita aud will begin working for ].
H. Arter, at the Western.
@. L. Washbourne came in from
Bartlesville last night and leaves TO-
| day for his home ct Southwest City.
Mr.. Bondees Is at present at Durant
and Mr.. Crawford IL now conducting
the grain ONCE Of the firm in this city.
N. L. Roberts, the accommodating
representative of the Kansas City
Paper House, was "doing" Vinita 70
day.
Prof. Benz. s. Coppock. Supefin-
tendent OF Cherokee national schools,
WAS here yesterday on tour gf Ia.
specslqo,
We have just unioaded car losd q
the Ellwood hog fencing. the best e.og
fencing made. Frszee Hardware =
! FuFpituFe Co.
=. Martin and Chas Stevens are
Oh~ slsssure boat, WHICH they
building : fof fishing rs sooq a.
will have resos
spring opens. - 4;,o
II you are going to do. es Ell-|
this spring don't fail to see u. III
wood At Frazee Hardware g. Furn.
ture Co. Ii
Col. L. b. Bell will improve u pri-
rate park east OF bis residence. All
stone terrace Is 20 be built on the
hillside near the creek.
Tue largest shipment OF hog fencing
'ver shipped TO vinita rs bne one re-
'eived this week by Frazee Hardware
; Furniture Co.
There will be meeting OF the
literary department. OF the Epwofth
league at the home OF Or. JIM.
'ross this evening at 1880.
There are all kinds OF gilrs. but
The Missouri Girl" Is the best, ana
nh be seen at the Byrd-Ada Opera
louise, Feb. "a. n
Vat Tbomnso, and w,s. -.
No cltv tbi. morn,ng The hs.d os.h
unity 10 file upon their land and at-
md to some other business.
Some uf the most novel and inte.-
ting specialties ever witnessed MN
seen IN "Tbe Missouri Girl , Which
mes TO the Bypd+4Ada Ooera Hons
eb. "a. &
po. -
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-20

| G. w. Green Of Kelso was In the
city today.
II you don't get your Chieftain tele'
phone the cfiice.
w. NJ. Mellette came 10 on the
Frisco last evening.
"Job printing" did you say? The
Chieftaln il the place.
The north bound Katy was four
hours late today.
N cAlester and Chelsla coal at Wal
ton Lumber Yard. TT
Mrs. G. H. Webb's baby boy-is very
much worse today.
Three desirable lots aud houses for
sale. Apply here.
D. H. Wilson returned from Chelsea
last evening
Laprobes and horse blankets At
cost At Lee barrett's.
r. w. Crockett returned to Fair
land yesterday.
The Gnieftain ONCE is the place to
purchase bills VI sale,
W. J. Clemens made a business trip
to Dawson today.
ElIwood hog fencing is the only
right good hog fence there is made.
Sam Frazier visited bis ranch on.
Rock Greek today.
Money TO Loan. Short time, small
amounts. W. J. CLEMENs. dwtf
Attorney Clifford L. Jackson was
here from Muskogee today.
Vance McSpsddsu returned from
Psraons last night.
B,deets sandefs Aer. Co. are get
their new spripg goods.
''os = '~sa ~ here FROM p
John Franz.
~ ~,'s sOrs,, -. .ssiesa
It Jackson, Tenn.
A. G. Patterson returned from |
,helsca last enening. 4
Tom Fields aud Mrs. G. A. Field, |
I Pryor Creek are here.
W. B. Bsdgett Is going to build 4 |
ne new residence soon
Mrs. e. W. Bowman rerarned TO her |
ONE at Fort Scott Yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Caywood Of Clare
ore IL guest Of Miss Ora Parks.
The Kentucky Hotel has been sold
John Byrd Of Bbonvnle, Mo.
W. II. Tarrant went to Ft. Smith
- evening on a business trip. |,
There vas surprise party at the
'me Of Miss Ida Howell last night. Il
WANTED-To purchase an allot-
ent for one near vinita. II
Mr.. Rayneld, cf the Singer ONCE.
owe TO Adair today on business. 4
George Henshaw has returned from
y Springs much improved in health.
Scw Is the time to purchase a lot :
on which to.build bcme In Vinita.
screened lump McAlester coal At
llton Lumber Yard. phone.242 I'll
cards printed With our new =
e faces "EnTraver's Roman" are U
J latest.
fiss Bessie Little Is bone from e.
remore, where she has been visit o
Iayor Parker went to Monett last
ht TO meet his wife returning from
Louis. &C
ol. Thomas B. Needles. Of theI V
YES Commission, visited the land "
,e yesterday.
LES Bessie Barrett returned from | yt
remore. where she had been VISIT tn
last evening. co
Thy is Ellwood the best hog fence II
iee Frazee Hardware & Furniture
can tell you. ye
hat comfort in the thought that ev
have Coles Hot Blast stove. for ch
J are coal savers. pa
rs: Whiteman, sister OF the late c''
. H. G. barritt, returned ID her
'e at Chicago this morning. a.
'me money to loan on short time bv
mall amounts. See Jno. Camp M,
at Ratclifi's store. ais 81.
'e most reliable preparation for kid or;
troubles on the market is Foley's Pr
'ey Cure. Sold BY Shanahan & | lee
hell -
ne Weekly Chieftaln =
d the Globe-Democrat y
Republic $l.5O a year.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-20

In the United States Court for the n orthern
District Of the Indian Territory. sfstins at
yfnfta.
Lula Houser. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1870.
Ed. Howser. Defendant
The defendant, Kd. Hovser. to appear In
this Court within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff. Lula Honser
CHAS. A. DAVIDSON. CLERK.
John y. Turner. Attorney for plnfnfif.
:. z. Parks. Att'y. for non-rssident Deft.
This Feb. II. lee,. rs1
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-20
S. A. COBB J.P. WALKER q. r
Jun. Am. Soc. c. +.
Cobb s. Walker
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
OFFICE
Win r. L. Burekhalter
Vinita. |. r.

Vinisa, !. T.
DO general engineering business
10 all parts OF the Territory. Work
fully guaranteed. Offices, Muskogee,
1. Z. viuita, 1. 4. Correspondence
solicited.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-20

Mems Shirts.

These are all dependable goods and at the
prices we are asking are great values. Call
and examine them and you will agree with
rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
THE PANEL
ATTACKED
LAWYERS CLAIM rxEvUS sVss
OBS ILLEGALLY DRAWS

A rsaflsn TO duash she panel e
jurors drawn tn Nanetsor fuaas
Morris court. August q un the
ground that a VAS fi4skaiiy made -
vas Afsuss pefos. superior Juase
He'll. this uicfutns. ~ AttpFHHfH
Io6n r. Hart sHd Waiter < fsf-
itfft. isa afa Fvlsf esassfifiE the sts-
ferae in the rst4e ~ tie State ANAifss
4 a. N~xuss NEner trial f4r the mus 8
d~s ~ Edward kebahlsn began yss-
trf9ay.
NJ Is santeuaed that any verdict
returned ~ the fufYuasn dfANn IN
that dafe All ne ntaKai. 81 tha slfe = :
ina wM# uMee aaYHnz tssa AbnsuaH ~
Jars gemlaisaianer Mes lure A. e.
Meuau4l4 had fseeu appointed e
take e.afaaaissiensF Mrf,iufr's rIsHs
ftnfnffnuafsiF. the order suhstlfaf
ing him pro tenn. eas not fecuTist
The attorneys for SsNiis insists
that tkfs makes u ffnpeesthis faf q
legal verdict g. hs returned
fudze heii continued the cass w.
in fsnsafTu#. and fn the rneanfltas
the ufaaaeaiinz attorney va tfEas
q rnafiau FOR . nue pFa tune nfstsI
before Judge Morris This. 4
granted. Wli allow ths recprd nf
the substitution = BE- fiied anf
spFeat IN the court records rs u
August 9
A point - lac whieh the atfaF-
urya claimed % b. well taken. was
argued yesterday afternoon. the de-
fanae insisting that = panel having
on u fagasa wha we're drawn 81
sergs IN ether departments. could
not legally serve IN any save the enc
IN which they first reported judge
faii osnFfnied the melton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
To VOTE
ON BONDS

Netlces II special municipal
election = vote ON the question uf
issuing houdS Tot the erection q a
new city hail are hping prepared hY
the elty clerk The election s. u
ia held oet ~, ana the same ssAte
chosen ~ tho county commissioners
Tot a special election 10 decide en-
the issuing of S6oe 600 worth uf
eana= far a asw county courthouse
AZ tho Garner 81 James street aud
Third avenue
The registration Tor the county
election has ~ faf been 80 slaa
tAat the county commissioners tear
that unless she VOTERS takn mnfe IN E
terast IA the matteG the election
may have "a be abandoned
only twp weeks mnFn reuaia for
res tsttatlahs a. the hanks as goFd-
iag 80 law Wesi tiaze 30 iayt, be-
fore the alr-tior.
Il l. expected that few. n anY
dissenting votes will Be cas tn the
81 bus IN the eountry Il ~ under
stood that the erection of new
eoarth0 ase is looked upon with cen
siderable dIsfavor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
FEARS FOR
NLAKTE
Little Schooner Long Overdue
from Oregon Port

tieeal nhAnntng naen aFs staiis has4azsA-
ira naafe lHtafrsted n thv fanK pas
zaGs the seEi-km1sa safIfss sehaeasF
Noiasts - nskin1 ftlsn ca=Iuiiia river
orc4na. II fhHs port Hhs u nos aaf
4a 3aya a. trfp ahieh she shsaHi
have ps4de Ia ere-thtfst taat time
Fhsre b.a hs~n crrsAsiarahia anNieff
~~.--e. y~->A>>.- i
DAYS. ART sfncr tnf HItfifzfsctisi storm
Which rs h@sn ensenlas oEer tks
coast fss ths last feN aaFa. that fsaF
has i1cFeAsest Tbs Nasest Ia conIHs
% tbs psft iiHht 10 feaf a cArHe 4
explosives faf kRVak. fnder thasa
esr1sfiaas tha iiitis aeha4uer nasEas
have l,sra severely harefed ~ shs
raripx vsiss preFal4se as ths easat.
u sh~ pas nee f1nGtefasf % Nrse eest
she has net hsen rssartet ~ &aF
q tisr vessels piflHH between Inis fsf'
ana san F'raneiNna Hn - tne prvaHss
gigssr. Cast n Wk4te as ISIS eits shs
Owner - tbs Nolaase. t. eans3Frf thss
she ptlt b,aw iatn pefs within fsN
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
UNDER FIRE

TtAs'aiieEsi first term Shortage af
ex.NoumtY Treasurer Nhitilesey -
fAgtii1 decreasing Under the Al
tap.tly decreasing unaer Attorney
keii rhefN rfttsssexAniinsftuu ~
chkries Il Grant Wha eNpr tet the
heaks ana reported first tefsn
shortage ef luofv than as ae1
The siieKsd SHORTAGE has already
been rnstaevsi 60 Teens. and thtH
merniuE an t3yn ~ xttao which aas
enAsura 60 be missing. was Aoeount.
Is t,V
Ar Whiftlcsey's attorneys state
fAsS nrn sonViuCrd that trey can
show nefafn tbey eoUniHtu tha cross
exasnmatssAa az Ar Grant That the
entire shtHtaKe % be dne % the
MISTAKES h1 expeFtiaE and % htultf
toak krnfIgs
The elsd suit Instituted ~ tha
county e. seeuvar faan WhittlaaeY :
iaansissHen "a his first term short
kHr has hen nn tF5at for several
WEEKS before Special Judge Whitman
Tucker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
TEST CASE
DISMISSED

t1Efetsi 70 ne Sf&fst
OILY MflA. sept. E.saotip Atuths Who
vas arrested September y upon The
charge u conducting = MONEY aiot ma
chine AZ tbs nrern Tree saigou. Nas
released yesterday frum tho cuuutE
Sail ~ Judge Lima uran the request
% Prosecutions Attornev OrinGss ard
the cass against him dismissed. The
ground On which the application for
atnth'a rsiaasa was based. waa the
lack ~ sufficient evidence 20 caHvtnt.
The complaint On whieh stgth was
arrested Waa brought BY one Robert
Hamilton. who has. since that time
disappeared and cannot BE- found. a
hearing % hsbcas corpus for stuth's
release wsa srt for to-day. when the
conrtitutianaiity n the anti. gambling
law was 70 have been argued and De.
eided. win the Disappearance - The
complaining witness no evidence could
have been secured against HsHth. even
should the supreme court dccirn The
law - &c legal IN the faeo u this
fact County Attorney owinEa moved
70 have the case diMmiantd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
s | OF

ssssi-ssss sssrs aHsA- sT-s- 80 -sezf- =
a. osseH her house uf uisfsHa lu t4s
fIutY hI.ek. "a the eafusf ~ fzfth
rnus saath and Jackson street. -
tur iueAtteu Councilman kistirf re-
4affed As admirably suited Zoe a
rgsps fattse psfinF ha1ee.
Mayer IfaGnes aua E'hiaf N Police
aailisaa Held = cssufsseaee last nisht
with shs lsasseA % the bnliiipE ard
other parties in interest. AZ the etsNs
Of whiea tho ussEef niunuf r.
raark -. Mr. Sullivan. 7 instruct
yuu a. g. "a Mics Saft4a furthMfth
and iagnsfa hrf iisst sae H4l ssat =
allowed 10 nsru any Frsuft 81 TIE
efssfasfs sbs dontefsnlatca gu tsrhF
snn affaaf
This esafniae Sergeant f9Nrfs
e4lissf aUssn Mis- SasEas Ana fssssas
fis.A her - TIE chiefs sastsuetsnns
Miss saffnn admitted a. star
man thls Afternoon that she bad re-
rsisesi tha order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
WORTHY OF EARNEST
CONSIDERATION

Rrhna new hiKh-Era8r and thor.
oushiy reliable and fully warranted
upriahf pianos. in artistic burr val
not. oak and mahogany. double ess
nerred cases. with all the Ysfy
LATEST improvements direct from
ghe factories. az fzsf. that are Aa tine
a. any one needs and would retail
rs-rulaslg ct $3.50 some AZ sra.
worth ~ usual retail tls1. while
rannr Of the finest. most musical sftd
beautiful Instruments ever shown
here are offered nov AZ tSst that
would he cheap AZ $50, others less
expensive. but thoroughly rsiiahls
aud ssfYiecahie pianos. that are go
ing AT this sale fur ftt9 sass and t1is
thst retail ordinarily a. fxfs. ta9a
and ttzs some az tai2. worth tais.
ana others AZ Low a. ti3l that would
raian a. aga Also bargains IN
slightly used pianos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
IN ADMIRALTY

The suit 81 Thomas fnErahrstsen
against steamship Aztec. Pacific
Mil Steamship CamrMny. claimant.
and william Collins. iutsrVrfsr. Naa
dismissed IN the federal court ~
Judge HaHfBrd mis- morning. The
costs we're assessed - the iibeliAnt
and the intsrveuor. The casF u John
> Palmer against the steamship Ho-
sale. respondent. was also dis
missed. having been settled out Of
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
The Only Way

for yea - set an sasHuaiH iaea 81
fhs great bargains ws hsve IN store
fuf yes ehile runauctinE this great
s,st .,5rifa room -fuaklnN sale ~ 70 esli
AZ Cur NarCfputuHs mherp Fru VII
hs welcome. whether uurchaHius az
not. Tha following prices arr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Fred chriatlsnson was seriously
injured through being kicked D. n
horse nj 81 }. Joliffs stable. on
upper First avenue. thia morning II
iH believed that his hip u broken
and that he r. internally injured lie
was removed 90 Providence hospital
Isaac Armstrong was struck hY a
failing beam while a. work on n
bridge near Wellington last nlEht
and slightly injured. Tie was brought
90 Seattle this morning and taken 20
Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
100 LATE TO CLASSIFY

iimtt ard ave hag Toner.
FOUND tadr.a gold watch aud lock-
ct Owner may Eet same nt sheriff =
office. hf uHWiuu cuHf - adv joint
Cudlhra. Dept sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
200
MAJOR oELmka EQUALS TIA
WORLDS REeoao

EMPIRE TRACK. YUSMEitA. y.
Y Sept ~ Matag rslmnf BEAT hin
aen ana eQuaiiaA ths w1rlds tfut-
ting rs.cerd. bold b. Lou Dillon. To-
day hY covering a niis IN Two min.
ufFa fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
WON'T LAST
.------Al-ML.AAC>-.-.-
HLWHfJ
PIANO BUYERS REALIZE
THAT NOW is THE
TIME TO DO BUSINESS,
AND ARE GETTING IN
ON THE DEAL WHILE
THERE rs A CHANCE TO
SAVE FROM SIS TO $3.50
ID. S. Johnston Co. Are Pos
itivsly Offering the Biggest
Values Ever Before Known
In the History OF the Piano
Business in the Northwest

ADD uaf on a line - iuatrumaats
that are hat kuauh. ~ wauf that
are uut On she market nowadays. hut
plAnaa ana urgnns that everybody ~
he Northwest knows All aheuf. Ni6.
he f'h5skafinE A Sons KimbAii, To-
baft II eatif. reaH#. u. =. John
sfan 90 ard Hinne pianos and kim
bail arsanA and mast - which are
fas.sstsss ffe world sfeef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
STAR
OVER 200
AFTER

"Hp Be
Etar neWrh
back l M
bis face b.
Tfe climbed
And Hufahf
"a ~
ria last
Green mud
bah ui "a
Wh8 me
voice comb
tween the 3
I afn no a
neH tried
dat show
ahaiHa TO
went on az
u bis wai
tart
NE Tor
check IN d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Mrs Tat. 90 sfh ave. ladies Treat
meut pariora sisctrie light. steam Va.
por baths. vibraaNsxs. mmEaaKa for
face. scalp ard body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Mrs. Winifred Curtis has been
granted a divorce from william Cur
tie on ground OF desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
our BT0 a ANNIVERSARY SALE

cellars during thh
Sale Buy Fixture ara youH find
todsB
list 81 reductions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
New Organs

Two fun scta ti2aA reeds. double
octave couplefn. double knee sweils.
three4pip wind chest and bellows.
boards aud heveied French plate
mirrors for go. Is. fdf and 50 for
the regular So. 80. 50. and Sis
styles.
Also All kinds 81 bargains IN see
oudhand organs from so up.
Every Instrument guaranteed n be
ne represented. One price alike 70
everyone. Noswiihstanding Tho very
sharp reductions IN Prices We sell
pianos and organs on the most lib
eral terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
7 7. I'd

There IL n
see mr. ofao
az when hH
wear from
ard study
hat on one
other BB,
ftaf hat ar
comes the
tarn IN az n
foF that mi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

s e, i ,s Ss ns s aa .oa s F
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25
Catholic Church Services.

The Paulist mission at the Catholic
church, to be given by Fathers Wy
man and Handley, will begin to-mor-
row, April 18th, at 10 a. m, and will
continue during the coming two
weeks. There will be two masses
every morning: the first at $50 for
the workingmen, who have to be on
duty at 7, and the second at 1880, but
on Sundays after the opening Sunday
the masses will be at Z, s and 10 a.
m. Two services will be given every
evening also at 1880 and 800. A
sermon will be given at every mass
and evening service, and the choir
have prepared special music for the
evening services, ana on Sundays will
repeat the Easter music. The SER
mon at the first evening service will
be mainly doctrinal, for the special
instruction of Catholics, and the sec
ond on general religious topics.
These two fathers are among the
most famous preachers in the United
States, and the opportunity afforded
the people of Tonopah TO hear them
will doubtless be appreciated. The
members of the Paulist order are all
strictly American priests, and are for
the most part converts to the Catho-
lie faith from other denominations.
On this account they are well equip
ped to solve objections raised by
many in doubt and unbelief. AS the
name indicates, their lives are found
ed upon the example of the great
missionary to the Gentiles, Paul OF
Tarsus, and they travel to preach
wherever they may be called. The
general public are invited, and are as
sured of receiving an intellectual and
spiritual treat.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25

reserved for branch lines or kept in
the company's treasury. With me
there are interested, among others,
Senator Kearns and W. S, McCor-
mick of Salt Lake City, r. c. Kerens
and the Bemis Brothers of st. Louis,
and my brother, J. Ross Clark Of Los
Angeles"
"The Oregon Short Line will have
absolutely no partnership nor inter-
est in the management of the San
Pedro road" said Senator Thomas
Kearns, one of the largest stock
holders. 1.-THE Short Line will be
paid for its road in the bonds OF the
San Pedro when issued, and this will
be the only interest it will have in the
road. The San Pedro already has
100 miles of road in operation in Cali
fornia, and construction of the gap
between the California terminus and
Calientes will be pushed with all pos
sible speed
The San Pedro road will open up
enormous fields of iron and coal, both
bituminous and anthracite, in South.
ern Utah and Nevada. 1t is an
nounced that the new road will have
no close traffic agreements with roads
east of Salt Lake, but will be an oper
gateway for all roads.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25
T0kOp.

Robt. Stewart, one of the owners
of a central group of claims at Tokop,
who was accompanied on a recent
trip of inspection thereto by Ike
Mckay, returned to Tonopah on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Mckay is very
en- thusiastic over the remarkable
showing there. Stewart Il Co. own
sixteen claims, upon every one OF
which there is an outcrop of gold ore,
which lodges range from two TO MI
teen feet in width. All the ore
pans" free COLO from wherever
taken, and the larger portion is very
high grade. No further development
than the requisite ten feet of sinking,
in location work, has been effected on
any one claim as yet, but the fifteen
or twenty men there are putting in
big efforts. There is an abundance
of pinyon wood on the ground, but
water has to be hauled from six to
eight miles distant. BY wagon road
Tokop is ninety miles from Tonopah,
but by nearly direct line through
Klondike the distance is not more
than sixty miles. 1t is situate a
trifie west from south of this district,
and is locatedin this county by Booker
Il Bradford, the surveyors. TokoI
will increase Nevada wealth.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25
KNAPP ( LUKE,
ASSayerS
and Chemists.

We would respectfully inform the miners ano
mine operators of this vicinity and adjoining
counties that we are prepared TO make ooth
are and chemical assays at any time.
res sent by mail or express. with coin ip
closed carefully assayed In duplicates.
Gold and Silver 100; Lead, go; Copper, sV1i
Nickel and Cobalt loco.
OFrICE: Mineral street. ToNoPAH, NKv.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25

o. W. Whiting, for a long time
proprietor of the Neucles hotel at
Hawthorne, has sold the business to
B. F. Baker. The Neucleus is one
of the best known hostelries along the
line of the Carson and Colorado, and
the new proprietor proposes to main
tain its good reputation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-31
Not Responsible.

In another column Of this paper
may be found an advertisement headed
For Marshal" in which Is stated the
supposed qualifications of Jos. c. Jen-
sen. We insert this as an advertis-
ment and it is paid for at the regular
rates. We are not responsible for 1t
in anyway and do not indorse the con-
tents. Marshal Crockett is the man
to vote for, and vote for Jensen,
while vote for good man, is a vote
that can not do him any good and
may do Crockett harm. No Republic
can should vote for Jensen, for there
is no chance by which he can be elect
ed, and your vote is wasted. If there
are Socialists who still have Republi-
can tendencies, let them all unite on
their attorney and vote for him.
That will show their strength (the
only thing they can hope to do in this
elcction) and they can then vote the
rest of the Republican ticket.