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THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.
QfEice of Assistant Treasurer.

,.
RE BOARD ~ Directors OF The Rock Island Company
have declared regular quarterly dividend % ONE
ff.R CENT florl preferred OF that Com
Psny PAYABLE November 1905 10 stockholders OF record
October Is. 1913.
GEO r BOGGs Asst Treasurer.
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
'roRcWaV. New York t10trr+r 10Th. 1919
\ I \ MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
the AmaIgarnated Copper Company a dividend -
ONE-dAI-F. OF ONE PER CENT. ~ OF To- was d."
claTed PAYABLE November 5oth 1903 Stockholders -
record al O'Clock T. NJ. THURSDAY October 22l. 1908
eer ID 1905 ana reopen ~ - O'Clock A. N, Mouaay
November 9Th 1903
Nm. g. RoCKEFELI.I-E. Secretary & Treasurer.
HoMEsTAKE MINING COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. Is BROAD STREET
NEW YORK Oct .. 1903
DIVIDEND 40. 25S
THE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE ~ CENTS PER SHARE has been
declared Tor September. payable the Transfer Agency
f. New York the 2Gth
Transfer books close the 18th.
LOUNSBERY q co. Transfer Agents
TIE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
- & 90 Liberty Street. New York
October 18th. 1908.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
Company has this dav declared a dividend OF two
cent. payable the COmpaUv's Office November
2nd. 1903 The books will closed ThursLay
october The 18th. and re-opened "Wednesday. No
WILLIAM P DIXON.
Treasurer.
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FOR PURCHASE OF MAUsER

T,popoSALS FOR PURCHASE OF MAUSER
Il r,,ess Springfield Arnory. Mass. OCT -
900 4's.f.4 rros,osas duplicate VIII he Ieseited
1T1,i = Nj Nov II 1893. for the purchase 90 MAJ. 80
-. -. Incarnation furnished On appilcauoi- N'
FHANK II PEUPPS. Couds-
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES foh
buieins pier foot q N9n's' ' SariiSioner
y. 49, - tss- Batter Place. anti > % ti,a
Toan Cctober - 1903 Hor pai''11'-'' ''
hecOrd-b
SEALED BIDS OR ESIlAlAl r fNi -
81 Docks AZ re-
ssrr O'Clock 1oon OctoDNi l'-"'
lars Record
oEAIED BIDS or ESTIMATES FOR RE
- pairing and painting the building On fler on Z,
-. ~ sls5 wi b. received by the 81
asL ta-,terv Place until u o'clock, OctO
- 81 isla fFgr Particulars C1tJ Record.
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For Both sexes-Country.

PENNINGTON SEMINARY.
i PENNINGTON. Y
N, New YorK Branch Pnia q Reading r r
A CHRISTIAN school % marked advantages for younS
srd Prepares for college. glaNdes for
t-sehtrs aad ms for business Mfs Convenient and
s..lsnfsl Iorat Athletic fed and
-s~n,s r-Ts 20 ss2s. catalosue address
Rsv LANES W MARSHALL D. D PrssissS
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DvERTIs s,S7s sunscrtp, ions for Tribuns
y receiveI a their Uptown once.
No. I.364 BHOADWAY.
Advertisements viii be following hrat-h
254 sth-nVe.. 2 cor. 23d-sf tS5 4th-n>e.. cor.
9Th ST; o. Enst lSth-st.i 2Jr West 42d-st., be
tween 7th and sth eves k6t West 1.5tb-st.: 1,3as
3d-Rve., between s6th ami TIN I.o26 3d-nve..
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Trade Marx.

CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
- YORK l. Joseph Helf. doing business under the
Of STERLING LlNIMENT CO. hereby certify that
botti!ng and selling med
medical preparations oils compounds and mix
bottles and boxes with names. the
Of STERLING LJNIMEST co. other marks and
devices. which I he sole
stamped impressed and
otherwise produced thereon That
OF and devices follows wit on said
bottles and boxeS. STERLING IINIMENT co. STER
LING LISIMENr and the device H. l." That
principal place of business cry and county u
New York JOSEPH HELF
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.,I.AIEn ERoPosALs. END0RSED .PRO-

- -,-.s Cor Plumbing system" viii be al
bureau n Yards and Docks Navy Department. Washing
II O'Clock November p. 1893 and then
- tHars publrly opened for plumbing system
-, laval priFou Navy Yard Portsmouth. ~ II Plans
- sreri6catIons furnished by Bureau upon
1e-,eit ~ - az security their MORDECAI
n r.NpTrOTyr. CHIEF Of Bureau. October ;.
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IN PURSUANCE OF az ORDER OF HON

- Abner G. Thomas. e Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby all persons having claims
against KOhn. late OF the County OF New york.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 10
subscriber Office OF their attorneys, IAppmanz
4 RuCk I32 Nassag-st. in the city Of New YORK
on or the l4th day OF January next
Dated New YORK. sth day OF July. 1903
ABRAHAM BLUR
LOUIS NECBRIK.
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,EALED PROPOsALS. ENDORsED .PRO

Bureau Yards and Docks. Navy Department. Washing
ION until O'Clock n M. November o. 1903
ana There publicly opened for q heating tho
rrW naval prison. Navy Yard. Portsmouth y II Plans
ara specifications VIII Dee furnished by the Bureau upon
deposit a. 81 security their MORDECAI
T. B.NDtCDTT tLiee of Bureau. October = 1903
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

\ PUkSUA OF AN UhDLN OF HUN
Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF
York hereby given al persons having
claims against Charlotte A la FORGE late OF the COUNTY
OF deceased, the with Touch
ers thereof subscriber her place Of ransactns
business ct the Offices OF Murray bennett & lngeTso
her ATTORNEYS William Street. n the city
OF New York. before the 14tn day OF December
Dated New York. 9th day OF June, 1903
EMILY A la FORGE. AdrnintstratriI-
MURRAY BENNETT s. INGERSOLL. Attorneys for
Adm'nistratrx. 1922 William street. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Eliza Evans. late % the County OF New
Y0r deceased present with vouchers there
Of 10 subscriber its place OF transactng business
No &c Wall OF New York Borough OF
Manhattan before ths sixth day OF January next
Dated New York. the first day OF july lsts5- ---
THE, CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW HOftk,
Temporary Adulinistrato--
pOARTNAS PT,ATT e solely Attorneys for TEN
porarv Administrator. 95 Wall Street. Borough Of
Manhattan City Of New York
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].

II AELBUKULtH HUI 81.
vi ATLANTIC CITY. y. =
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROP :
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20 PTRSTANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
New York Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
Pedro OF the County OF New
York. deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 70 subscriber his place OF transacting
business Wall Street. IN the Borough OF Man
haitian in City OF Kew York before the 10th
day Of December l.
dated York. 3rd June, 1908.
SIMON II. STERN, Executor.
CHARLES E RUsHMORE. Attorney for Executor 40
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- PI,RSUANCE "a ~ ORDER OF HON.


y PUhSU ANOL Ut ~ OI|DL-1' OF A1V-'.
- Abne- @ Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York Notice hereby given all persons having
claims against WoodhoUse late OF the county
S New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 70 their place Of trans1n
business Office Of Harmon & Mathewson, 30 ~
Wall street Borough Of Manhattan in The CITY OF New
York on or before the 10Th day Of April. 1904.
dated New York. 18th day OF october. 1903.
CHARLES ". WOODHOUSE, EMMA D. WOODHOJSE'
Executors
HARMON & MATTIEWSON. Attorneys for Executors,
40 Wall s.. Borough OF Manhattan, New York city
WILSON. FRANCES AN PURSUANCE
" Of an Abne- c Thomas. a Surro-
gate OF County OF New York. notice is hereby
given ell persons having claims against Frances a
Wilson late the County Of New York, deceased, 70
present the with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
a place transactlng business. the
Office of StiuSou Williams. No - Liberty Street in
city Of New York. On or before the SOth day OF
FRANCES A WILSON, WILLIAM T. WILSON.
Administrators.
sTTNISON & WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Administrators
IINertv Street. New YORK city.
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the County Of NewYork. notice is hereby given to AZ
persons having claims against Daniel NJ Porter, late
Of Of New YORK y. Y deceased; 70 presen.
same, with vouchers thereof 20 the suoscriDe
Office his attorney. Louis r Dodd No. 81 Broad
way Borough Manhattan. New York City. on or De-
fore the End day OF November. 1903
Dated New YORK, April Gath. 1903
GEORGE ROSENDALE. Executor.
LOUIS F DODD, Attorney for Executor. 81 Broadway.
New York City. borough OF Manhattan.
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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

y ANIL UT An OEADL-l VI hun.
Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
AdOph C. Marshuetz OF the County OF
deceased. with vouchers thereof
subscribers place Of trlnsaCting business
l43 Front the city OF New York be-
3ist day Of December
Dated New York. the 18th day OF June, 1905.
JULES 6 MARSHCETZ
JACOB :. CARVALHO
Executors.
A S. GILBERT. Attorney FOR Executors. IS Park Row
New
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For Boys and Young Mea-Country-
HUDSON RIVER aILirAsf ~ ADEhfs
prSSSsrato~y school for young men ant bow.
Scientific Classical ard t'ursrne-cief.
$3.50 - ,ratned horses and ponies tor military Illus
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order OF Hon Abner {. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice is hereby given 70 al
persons having claims Ida Trautvetter late
County New York. deceased present the
thereof. the subscribers, their
trsnsacttng No. I'll Broadway the City Of
New York before the 10Th day % January next.
Dated New York. day C. July 1909.
KATHARINA BARDt-"ICk F,rsc,,tr5c.,
IDA TRACTVETTBR. A~A-lNNi'NeS
OSCAR r sETZ, Attorney for Executries. al Broad
New York
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ANCE Of order OF Hon. Abner {. Thomas. Sur
rogate 81 the County OF New York NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against JACOB
HOBART HERRICK. late Of the County 0 York.
to the with vouchers
subscriber her place Of transactng business
J : & II. a WISE, No 20 Broad Street. the
Borough OF Manhattan New York y Y. before the
LIST day OF December
Dated New York, the day May. 1908
MARIA AMELIA HEKRICK. Exe-utrix.
J. s. & II A. WISE Attorneys for Executri1. 20 Broad
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York. n Y.
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Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
YorkNotce hereby given all having claims
Emma Matthiessen late Of the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
the subscribers their place OF ransactng business
the Office OF Messrs. Duer. Strong Whitehead. No
Wall r. the Borough Of Manhattan IN the CITY
O New York before the 18th day OF March next
Dated: New York. the 26th day OF August. 1893.
JAMES B. HILMERS,
HERMAN g HILMERS.
CONRAD HENRY MATTHIESSEN, Executors
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

at the point where these three prop
critics join. Crosscuts are to be run
every hundred feet with wines con-
Meeting the various levels every 100
feet on the lode. John X. Jones has
the contract and is pushing the work.
Fifteen thousand horse power for
Tonopah. The water is to be taken
from Pomona lake to develop ID, 900
horse power per day. Mines now
developing have signed contracts for
the power. "
"Our aim is to aid the legitimate
development of the Tonopah district
and sound warnings against all wild
cat and stock jobbing operations. To
that end we also furnish reports on
all companies selling stocks. Our in
formation is always the latest and
most reliable. "
The Herald may lack many moral
virtues, but it does not lack nerve.
To its notion Tonopah is an Ophlr,
Golconda and Ell Dorado all in one,
and it is so anxious that the dear
public shall get rich quick that it
advises them to come in troops and
drop their slekels into the laps OF the
brokers who are handling such stocks
as those of the Mount Jefferson Con.
company, the Tonopah Membership
Mining company, the Gold Mountain
Tonopah (not the Tonopah Gold Noun
tain) Mining company, the Tonopah
National Gold Mining company and
Manhattan Tonopah Mining company
The majority of these companies are
unknown to the residents of this dis
trict, and on the one or two that are
known no work is being done, non
has any been done for several months
The Herald is a neatly arranged
and deliberately gotten up sheet, ant
if it confined itself to facts and tt
boosting legitimate propositions, i
would do Tonopah lot of good, bu
its efforts to color are so raw tina
the results cannot be but deleteriou
to the district.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

MET WITH A FROST.

The celebration of Labor Day in
Tonopah, while it furnished fairly
good amusement, was from lack of
interest, almost a failure. Except
during the progress Of the drilling
contest there was no larger crowd
on the street than OH any ordinary
week day. Why it was can be at
tributed to several causes, one OF
which was lack of proper advertising
and the other was because of the in
difference shown by the committee
when the advice of prominent men,
beers of the Labor union and Miners
union was offered. Added to this,
the committee, one of whose duties
was to attend to the prin ting of pro
gram, ball tickets, etc. ,coldIy snubbed
the local newspapers, and required
the representatives of the latter tC
run after them to find out even what
]
the program consisted of. Then, in
stead of having the printing done al
home they gave the job to j. F.
O'Brien, a Colorado newspapermar
temporarily residing here, and per
mitted him to send 1t away to Oak
land, where it was done with sucf
i'll. taste that it would have been con
sidered a discredit to a Tonopat
office. Neither Office in town was
approached or asked to give figures
on the work, so the committee car
not escape criticism on the excuse
that the price was too high or that il
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

could not be done here. This act,
taken with the other shortcomings OF
the committee, so aroused the indig-
nation of q number of good union
men in the town and so disguised
them with the affair that they with
drew from it their moral support.
and left the committee to shift for
itself. The result was frost which
even the heat of the day failed to
thaw. We trust year hence a little
more tact will be used.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

WHERE ARE WE AT?

On the word of three reputable
attorneys, the BONANZA stated in its
issue of a week ago, that the last
published government map, now on
exhibition at the United States land
office at Carson City, placed all of
the town of Tonopah and ma ority
of the mines of the district within
the confines OF the county of Esme-
ralda.
The easterly line of Esmeralda
county, as it passes through the To-
nopah Mining district, runs in a
northwesterly and southeas terly di-
rection, and if it is located as our
informants state, it cuts the Tonopah
Mining company and Midway com
pany's ground in two, and leaves the
Belmont, Montana Tonopah and
North Star groups in Nye county,
throws the major portion of the
Rescue and Salt Lake company into
Esmeralda county, and gives the
latter county full Jurisdiction over
the ground on which the town, Tono-
pah Extension, West End McNama-
ra, and Gold Hill claims are situated.
Just what process of law will be
followed in determining legally where
we are at has not yet developed, but II
is likely that it will be broughtupnext
month, when the district court meets
in form that will question the juriS
diction of Nye county officers in some
case pending This then will oper
the matter officially and bring tn,
government surveyors into it whC
made the survey, etc. But it will bt
several months before the case il
definitely settled, as a big fight i
brewing, Esmeralda county want
MS, and wants us badly, aud Nye vii
he loath to give US up.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TONOPAH
THE BOSS BOOMER.

We have some pretty fair samples
of boomers right here in Tonopah,
but they sink into insignificance when
put up alongside of paper published
in New York City under the caption
of the Tonopah Herald, and edited by
one Edwin Christy. The Herald is
the real article; with the imagination
of chop tiend," it can readily en-
large the lines of sand dune to the
mammoth proportions of a Himilaya,
and fill its every depression with de-
posits Of ore that will two require
or three life times to exhaust.
One of its absurdities is "a half tone
representation of "a typical shaft
house and hosting plant in Tonopah. "
The picture shows in the foreground
a small hill, and just back of it Il
gallows frame and shaft house, with
a few men rubbering around, In the
extreme background is forest Of
trees, and if all the details had been
brought out probably river could
be discerned. But the picture is no
worse than some of the descriptions
and write ups which appear in the
paper, and from which we extract
the following:
"Most phenomenal in the history of
gold mining is the strike of ore run
ming up to $50, 900 ton, just made
in Gold Mountain. Greater still is
the establishment when development
work shows that the ledge is increas-
ing, and that the average assay gives
the astounding total of $l9,51l % tC
the ton. "
Development work this summer
has doubled the ore reserves OF Tono'
pah. Conservative estimates place
the value of the ores opened up al
from $500, 100000 to $500, 900, 600
Yet development work has hardly
more than begun. "
$50 great has been the develop
ments and so rich have been the dis
coveries in the neighborhood of the
Tonopah National, Tonopah GoiC
Mining and Gold Mountain Tonopal
properties that the certainty of get
ting great mines seems assured, henc,
the management has decided to com
plete the development of these prop
critics on the same lines which hav,
resulted in blocking out gold reserves
worth at least $3.50, 900, 900 in tn,
Mizpah. These companies have uniteC
in sinking a joint shaft large enough
to handle economically the immens,
quantities of rich ores they feel Ger
tain of encountering. The shaft il
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

The Carson News, in reporting a
failure which recently occurred IN
Tonopah, states "the condition in the
bonanza camp in financial way is
something like that in which the Ken
lucky colonel found himself when
tipped over in fresh water lake.
oceans in sight and nothing to drink.
Tonopah with millions of dollars OF
ore in sight, is short of cash bearing
the stamp of Uncle Sam Leading
companies will not ship ore enough to
more than pay their running expenses
because of the fact that so much OF
its values are consumed in transpor.
tation charges, Such has been the
history of all great mining camps
since the first.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12
A FEW DEFINITIONS,

TO ANXIOUS INQUIRER: Seoanes
Spanish dictionary, the accepted
authority in Columbia and other lead.
ing colleges Of the United States,
gives the definition Of "borrasca"
thus: Storm, tempest, violent squat
OF wind; used in the phrase "dar
caer en- barrasca, the whole sen.
tence means "a mine that yields
nothing, Improbable. AS used BY
the editor of the Miner it is too vague
to be ineligible. The masculine
gender in Spanish is denoted by
the termination OF the noun with 90"
the feminine, by the use of "a.
Borrica means she ass; borriquito,
little ass; borriqueno, asinine; mono,
monkey. The phrase, "Viose ell
perro en- bragas de cerro y no como.
clio a su companero," literally trans.
lated, means: "Set a beggar on
horseback and he will ride to the
devil" 1t is very applicable to the
subject. DoN SALOMoN.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

The Daily Mining Record Of Colo
RADIO Springs got out special Min
ing Congress edition. on the Sd
inst, consisting Of twenty-eight
pages. 1t was an instructive and
entertaining number and more or
less historical. The Record Is the
only strictly daily mining paper in
the world, and it is one of our most
valued exchanges
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

"Some sneak thief has been stealing
exchanges from the Phoebe Record,
saws the Delamar Lode. 1--WE have
heard of the man who stole the cop
pers from a dead nigger's eyes, the
man who, with crooked stick, was
caught in the act of stealing acorLs
from a blind hog, but this is the worst
vet" Not quite as bad, Brother
Miles, as the editor who "clips with
out credit" in the selfish hope thai
the clipping will be regarded as his
own production.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

Saturday last the proprietorship of
the Virginia City Chronicle passed
into the hands of J. NJ Davis, Ed
Blake and John L. Considine having
sold him their interests. Mr.. Davis
is an old resident of the Comstock,
well qualified for newspaper work
and he will keep the Chronicle up to
the high standard it has reached in
the Nevada newspaper field.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12
TO THE KNOw-ALL.

Just at the foot OF Pluto's gloomy
portals
A dog called Cerberus keeps out the
immortals.
And here on earth It's very much
the same;
An ass doth guard the outer door to
fame.
He poses as the Critic; II to fame
you'd pass,
You must not mind the braying OF
an ass.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

Governor Sparks show herd, from
the Alamo Hereford stock farm near
Reno, captured all the first prizes
in its class at the California State
fair. The herd also received the as
ISOLATION gold medal, including the
grand sweepstakes on all beef breeds.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

The DAILY. West of Utah last month
paid dividends to the amount Of Sll7,-
900. One year hence there will be
at least four companies in the Tono-
pah district paying dividents of that
amount and probably larger. The
ore necessary to produce the bullion
that will be required to pay such
dividends is already in sight. 1t is
now only a question OF reduction
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

Some rotton poetry has recently
issued from the Reno county JAIL
It's authorship has been charged to
the convicts, Murphy and Woods,
now confined there, and to the edi.
tors of the Journal and the Gaze tie,
but they all deny it. Perhaps the
brethartic editor of the Miner had
hand in it. The illusions are marked
by the same old sing song meter that
characterizes his doggerel and are
about as frigid and unimpression.
able.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

Senator Clark of Montana was re-
Gently interviewed in Paris by an
American newspaperman on the sub
ject of government ownership of rail
roads and in the course of his remarks
stated that government ownership
won come in our time. | see one
great objection to national ownership
of railways. The party in power
when the national ownership of rail
ways is accomplished could never be
turned out. All the railway employees
of the country would work for that
party. What an army they consti-
tute. 1t is difficult enough now to
supplant an administration. "
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

To be peoned to good job is not
so bad after all, Might be peoned to
conditions of mind and other things
which only death or fight could
free one from.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-12

Hasn't the Miner hombre about
worn out Sensational" strikes and
showings2 With his unlimited re-
source of language he might substi-
tute a new adjective. If it is not
considered too presumptuous we
would suggest Spectacular for "a
change. 1t is both Iurid and poetical.