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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
New Athletic club.

The exhibition given under the S
pices of the new Tonopah Athletic Club
at the opera house Monday evening,
was a splendid success and augurs well
for the future of the club.
Mark Shaughnessy was made referee
for the evening, Harry Sheldon master
Of ceremonies and George A. Cole,
t~imekeeper.
Before the program was taken up
Attel and Tenny, who will fight at
Goldfeld on Railroad Day, were intro
duced to the audience.
The first event was won BY Harry
Steele, who knocked out Kid German
in the second round. This was followed
by a 60 between Billy Murphy and Kid
Williams which was won by the former,
Williams seconds throwing up the
sponge in the second round.
An interesting wrestling match was
won by Bernstein Of Montana, who
threw Armstrong Of Chicago thrite. the
first time in seven minutes and thirty
seconds and the next two in less than
a half minute each.
In the main event Of the evening.
Naylor quit in the second round after
being badly punished BY r. Peterson
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
weller and titus Are Dead.

Last Wednesday, Mr.. J. c. Weller Of
Telluride, Colorado, the white-haired
father of young Weller, who was but 25
years old, and father-in-law Of Titus,
who was only %, set out from Beatty
for his home to report to mother, sisters
and brothers that their boys We're be-
yond question lost and dead, victims Of
Death Valley. Mr.. Weller, who is 6S
years of age, came to Beatty to learn
the truth al to the loss of the boys and
to make sure that there had been no
foul play. It was on June Goth that
Weller, Titus and Mullen left Beatty
with their stock to make the Panamint
range, where they never arrived. The
father traced their steps across the
desert to the Grapevine range and to
their camp in the canyon. He followed
them on down the canyon and for half
a mile out into Death Valley. There
the tracks scatter in all directions, like
an army in a rout. Beatty ullfrog
Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09

5. A. Knapp was in San Francisco
this week.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09

Subscribe for the BONANZA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09

George Watt and associates have re-
ceived $500, as the returns from the
last shipment Of ore from the New
York Canyon mines near Austin,
amounting to 81, 600 pounds. The mine
Is improving in value all the time and
at present there is over $40, 600 worth
Of ore in sight ready to be stopped out,
with the ledge strong in the face Of the
east level. The working force viii he
increased and ore viii be taken out for
shipment.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
Georgc MnLt,s Nlinc.

Box 1876, Tonopah, New.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the Third Judicial District Court
Of the State Of Nevada, in and
for the County Of Nye.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF NyE

COUNTY OF NYE. SIS
TT is ORDERED THAT THE COUNTY
i Clerk Of Nye C1uatv, in the State
OF Nevada, and w. n, Cuddy. one Of the County
Commissioners OF said County. draw In accord.
ance with law, nom the jury BOX OF said
county. sixty names Of uou-exempt jurors to
constitute the regular panel Of trial Jurors for
The term OF the above named Court TO com
u"nce In tue town Of Touopah, said County and
state, on wednesday the 9th day Of Septem-
Der 1909, and that The persons whose names are
90 be 50 drawn be ~ and required to
named District Court at the Court room thereof.
ta the town Of Tdpopah, in said Comfy Of Nyr.
~ the hour of 10 O'Clock o. IA. on the 37th day Of
sept mbcr. 1905.
10 is further ordered that the Clerk OF the
sGid Court issue % Veuire BccOrd ngly forthwith,
l1d deliver the same TO the Sheriff Of said
County for service.
PETER BREEN,
District Judge.
Dated August 2Bth, 1905 AZ
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
Personal

Ole Thompson Of Norway is in
town.
w. L. Porter Of Reno was IN town
this week.
John Egan came in from uarbat.
tan Monday.
VIM. Guidorn came IN from San
Francisco Monday
II. j. Busch III RbyoHlp VA. / yis.
itor here this week.
Jpet arri,od C,atha
the Union Drug Store.
George Svmons n,.,,,in.,
chant m B,tta ,,.
Eniog JIM. Sn,da, d,a
Pala3p' testament TGa '
.fo,yn IS
Pamamber ia, ~. W..
best iaa cream r. taon T-o1anl,,,o
.344
FnIIaw. NM ar,,yl .,a ata
Palace Opfv tba6ast yfg,a.
tbare
las Form al. b,s r.tur..a
two Months trin tn r~aIif,r,f mi
Oreoou
TFe norra5 pI,pte ~ fls p,la..
restaurant are quite d feature of.
the place
y Shay, a Goidlie.d mining man.
spent The I0respart Of The week bit
Ionopah.
Thomas Il Campbell of Cottage
Grove Ore, is 2 recent arrival tu
Ionopah
Thomas Lynch has returned from
q trip TO the Nevada.Alpiue mine at
Lone Mountain.
j. w. Owen has returned from ii
trip 10 Valley Springs and other
points IN Nevada
G. Wallace and h. o. Hall of Gold
field enjoyed the drilling contests
here this week.
Bert Hickman came in from Man.
haitian Sunday. RETURNING 10 the Lat.
ter camp Thursday.
Ped Ra,on S,Iite Aot,a R,r,ia,t
and A~ppollenaris water on Ice M the
Union Druu Store n
c~la.al,, aa...,
.''''o wv" '''S
an" other dalhJ'es at The wave.
Treat your sweetheart, W
Fine, choice candies, bon bons and
f. chocolates, Just your girls choice,
at the Union Drug Store. u
Bring your best Girl to the Wave.
Upper Main street, and treat her to
q dish Of delicious ice cream. W
A. J. Klamt. SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Mohawk Anime mine. came In from
/ Silver Peak Sunday nipht "a miipes,
the drilling contests.
Standing room was at "A rramipm
in tine Mizpah cafe and grill on Labor
Dav 10 the great delight NJ the
popular proprietors.
Gu. s.,a-l.
teodcnt of the Anime mine
al silver Peak returned 10 Tonopab
Monday after an extended eastern
trim.
~. n.r.L,,, 1T
witb Ito uernhaots hot,l da;n,r -
g~oa,fshing hn.inass mi ls.or.al4 :
~ Frasb Risban nil ag ~.
s]nerfaIties IN thn eafa m
LoWheys MurshmutioWe 10" a limit
ph ptlltfN, oUlN ll enc pound one
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
NOTICE OF SHE.

HARRY HUDSON. HEREBY GIVE
1 notice that / have this 2}rd day OF August,
pa all my right title aud interest In the
lradllght barn and corral business in the town
81 lonopah, TO + j. Conway All parties in.
aentrQ tn the firm viii please call at the onlce
~ COOKS ana Mackay in rouopau and settle the
suIue Al! parties holding claims against said
firm will please present same at once
0b4t HAIRY HUDSoN.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09
II. RISING
John Mcsweeney Returns.

John McSweeney of the firm Of Nc
Lean and Sweeney, has returned from
Sacramento where he has been for sew
eral months under the physiciae's care.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09

President Brock Goes East.
President j. w. Brock Of the Tono-
pah mining company left for Philadel-
phia, with his family, in their private
car Janet, last Monday.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-09-09

I'll. McNaugh ton, formerly superin-
tendent Of the Tonopah Extension and
who now has charge of the Diamond
held-Black Butte Consolidated mine,
spent Labor Day in town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
NO MORE TAINTED
MONEY TO BE USED

B Seattle, Sept I6 BY a vote Of 4t
TO 10 the American board OF. commits
sioners for foreign missions, went or
record as being opposed to further dis
scussion Of tainted money" in any of its
phases. This vote was not taken. how
ever, until the question had been thresh-
ed out in all its phases and leading
Congregationalists Of America had voic-
ed their sentiments on the subject.
DR. GLADDEN. introduced his resolution
protesting against the invitation or So
#licitation of tainted money at the ses-
sion today Of the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions Of
the Congregational Church. The reso-
luton was referred to a business com
.inittee for report at the proper time,
There was no discussion, The resoltl-
Etion as presented by DR.. GLADDEN. fol-
lows }s54 N ;5S 5S3
Resolved, That the officers Of this
society should neither solicit or invite
donations to its funds from persons
whose gains are generally believed to
have been made BY methods morally
reprehensible and socially injurious"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
TAvERNKEEPER FOR RCED
OUT BY RDc cKEFELLER

Tarrytown, N. ", Sept Is. Rookie
feller always wins" sighed j, j. Mellen
5of North Tarrytown. How can you
beat him If ne cant knock you out he
will tire YOU out. am going away
from here. ls sss
j. Me1lil has lasted for eight years
in his little liquor saloon on the bonl-
dary Of the Rockefeller estate. He has
fought John D. Rockefeller in the courts
and at the polls. He has beaten the bill
lionaire in elections, but he has lost all
appetite for fighting. He is lonesome.
Everything comes Rockefeiler's
way. he explained About d year ago
my wife died. + have nothing left to
hold me around here. For tWenty-one
years I have lived right in this place.
Rockefeller started to drive me out, but
he couldn't because this is a free coun-
trv and there is limit that even a rich
man can't run over. But he never gives,
tir. that Rockefelle ller
Zone BY one he bought out all my
Old friends around here, and they moved
away. wouldn't sci. He kept on buy
inc out my old friends and clearing their
land, and they moved away Now I am
going to sell out but not to Rockefell-
err = ss sss NJ my 3sis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
SENSATIONAL RACE AT
THE Wise CONSIN FAIR

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept, is. The
Broncho, driven by Charles Dean of
PaIatirle, ILL.,, broke the Wisconsin and
the state fair track records in the 200
pace in which Hazel Patch driven by
J. w. Flack Of Milwaukee, was the
chief contender. The new track re-
cord of 2:o3M was established in the
third heat when the little mare passed
under the wire two lengths ahead Of
Hazel Patch without whip. The tipe
made in the heat equals the exhibition
heat paced by Dan Patch on the same
track a year ago. The most sensa-
tional heat of the event was the sec
ond when The Broncho and Hazel
Patch came down the stretch with
their noses about on a line. In the
sensational driving finals the Illinois
horse crossed the wire a neck in the
lead. The fourth heat went to The
Broncho without urging, Hazel Patch
being three lengths behind. Hazel
Patch had the first heat all her own
way, The Broncho having broken bad
ly in the first quarter. 8,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
MISS ROOSEVELT SAW "
CHINA'S DOWAGER EMPRESS

Pekin, Sept. I6 Miss Alice Roose-
welt, Mrs. Rockhill, wife Of the Ameri-
can minister; Mrs. Newlands, wife of
United States Senator Newlands, and
other ladies of Miss Rooseveits party,
went to the summer palace Wednesday
and spent the night. Thursday they
were received in formal audience by the
dowager empress. Mrs. Rockhill, who
was first presented to the empress, in
trodhced Miss Roosevelt first and after
ward the other ladides of the party. The
empress moved among the visitors chat
ting informally and presenting tisem
with handsome gifts Of bracelets and
rings. This was followed by an inspec-
ton of the grounds of the summer pal
ace. The whole visit was remarkable
on account of the absence of formality.
Returning to Pekin in the evening most
of the party attended an "at home at
the German minister's house, where
General Corbin and Senator Newlands
and wife were being entertained. The
party spent the day seeing the sights
of Pekin. Tomorrow all will 60 to Tien
sTsin to attend reception given BY
5Viceroy Yuan Shaikai 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
.DOUGLA SPENT TOO
MUCH LONG GREEN

Boston, Sept. 16 Governor Doug
las, who set such an extrayagart pace
in the last campaign, has made it ali
most impossible for any Of his prom
irlent democratic associates to follow
him. He spent lots Of money q year
ago and now he has refused to be in
the race again, and the eell1orses Of
the party are all in a mood to decline
simply on the score Of expense.
Being business man and having an
ambition to become governor Of the
old bay state, Mr.. Douglas set about
to introduce himself as a political guam
stity to the people Of Massachusetts ex-
acfly as he would introduce new line
of shoes. He spent money freely and
wasted not dollar. The election last
year cost Governor Douglas AZ least
$75, 900. 5ss
1n view Of this unwillingness ot
trained politicians to enter upon a CAM
paign which has but little hope Of sue
cess and would involve SO much per-
soflal expenditure to follow the pace
to which the workers have accustomed
themselves, there has been si4ges-
tion that democrats may go to the
other extreme and institute campaign
with candidate who not only has no
money at all, but who would appeal to
the people on purely sentimental
4 grounds. "
The result III that there IS III least
III even chance for General Nelson A
Miles HE is an accredited citizen ol
Massachusetts, now and HIS added e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
ENJOYS NOT
{. SKEERED :
MEMBERS OF COMMISSION
HNR0UTE TO JAPAN
They Do Not Believe There viii Be
Amy Serious Demonstration Against
the Members OF the Peace Deiega-
4 tion as Japs Got All They Could.

St, Paul, Sept. I6.-W. H. Dennison
|of Toxic. E. Yamaza M. Adatchi, Col
onel Tachibama and K. Otchiai, mem
bers of the japanese peace party, arrived
lin the city this morning and were en-
|tertained at breakfast at the Minnesota
Club as guests of J. ]. Hill, by C., F,
Stone, general passenger. agent of the
Great Northern. The party left at 1890
|for the west, Mr. Dennison, said that
|the party had no, fear of a hostile re-
|eeption when they reached Toxic. He
said that the disturbance was made by
the opposition politicians. He said the
Japanese got all they could expect to
get from Russia, as Japan was not in a
position to enforce the payment of in
|demnity. Because Russia did not pay
the debt which Japan could not collect
/ he said, the Russians j, could not take
much credit to themselves for evading
The debt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
S1UTSMAN COUNTY WANTS
SWINDLER WIrTNIAYER

Grand Forks, N. d., Sept. I6.-
States Attorney George w. Thorp,
of Stutsman County, in letter tol
States Attorney J. B. Wineman, wants
to know when Grand Forks County
will be through with Chris Wittmayer.
who is held TO the district court on.
a charge Of swindling score Of far
n1ers OF Emerado out of about $1,000.
Mr.. Thorp states that Wittmayer yic~
timized number of Stutsman County
farmers out of various amounts.
Wittmayer will be tried at the De-
#cember term of the district court, and
iii is believed that there will be suffi-
5cient evidence brought against him TO
insure term in the penitentiary at
Bismarck,
& Bud Burdette was arraigned in the
district court yesterday, and entered ii
plea Of guilty to the charge Of carry
ing concealed weapons. Judge Fisk.
sentenced him TO sixty days ia the
county Jail
George Baker, accused of stealing y
sample case at the Great Northern
station and an overcoat from the AMT
lers Hotel, will enter plea 81 guilty
TO the charge. probably today.
Frank Rivers, accused bf obtaining
money under false pretenses, IN pass
ing a worthless check on Al. C. REIN
exc for $40, has Offered to enter
plea of guilty, providing that he re-
ceives no further punishment than
iail sentence. The offirialx w0tsld xaof
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
EXPLOSION
KILLED FIVE
IDEFEcTlVE BOILER
HELD RESPONSIBLE
Five Michiganders Killed and Two
Others May Die as the Result
Of an Explosion in State Mill
This Morning.

Pinconning, Mich, Sept. I6. BY al,
explosion Of an alleged defective boiler.
iii the staye mill Of Edward Jennings
here today, Richard Clifford, Burt Bell,
Chas. Easter, William Alpin and Fred
Nichols were killed. and eight or ten
injured. Twoof the injured may die.
The list Of deaths BY the explosion
and the fire which destroyed the Cli-
max Fuse Works here yesterday after
noon, now numbers nine. Two of the
injured died during the night. The
property loss IS estimated from 100000
to $I5o,ooos Fonr buildings were de-
stroyed One body was taken from the
ruins today and six remain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
Hoosiers Interested in N. D. Exhibit

I indianapolis, Ind, Sept. I6.-Design-
|edis, but very appropriately, the North
Dakota exhibit of grains, grasses and
vegetables was assigned space in the fine
art hall al. the indianapolis State Fair.
A more happy location could not have
BEEN chosen. &.s,..
From the moment this exhibit was in
stalled, there has been stream of peo-
pie to view and admire the collection.
These people were anxious to know all
about the state of North Dakota, its
opportunities and its future The ques-
tions they asked we're enough to tax
the knowledge and experience Of men
who have lived in the state for, twenty
years, and who are. supposed to know
everything regarding it that IS worth
knowing. s
The people Of Indiana are ripe for
just such an opening as North Dakota
lis offering them The crops are fine
this year and small farmers and renters
will be in financial position this fall
and winter to seek new homes and buy
farms. The eagerness shown for infor-
nation and the interest taken in the ex-
animation Of the grains exhibited indi-
cate that North Dakota will receive a
large population of fndianians next year.
Conversation with many disclosed the
fact that they have heard of the golden
opportunities presented in this state, and
have an earnest wish to know more re-
garding it. In many instances, we find
that Southern immigration organizations
have poisoned the minds of Indiana peo-
pie against North Dakota, and it has
taken Just such evidence as this ex-
:hibit presents to disabuse their minds of
the false ideas instilled This collection
of grains is the best and most impress
sive lesson that could be presented. 1t
has been a revelation to them, and is
destined to work incalculable benefit to
the state in the way of immigration. "A
One Of the remarkable things about
this exhibit is the wonderful amount of
interest taken in it BY the women. They
not only come and examine it, ask about
the yield, the climate, schools and
churches, but they ask a multitude of
other questions demonstrating an in
terest in the state not born of idle cur
iosity When you can secure the coop
Grafton and support of the women, you
have more than half of the battle won
Fully 10000 people have visited the
North Dakota exhibit, and this is GER
Etainly conservative estimate. If not
one Of this number should decide to
come to North Dakota and locate, yet
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
FRIENDS ACTIVE FOR
THE CHICAGO QUARTETTE

Chicago, Sept 16-Chicago friends of
the four Americans imprisoned in Mic
aragua are in constant communication
with the government authorities al
Washington, and are doing everything
possible for the relief of the party All
four of the incarcerated Americans are
Chicagoans. They are William c. Al
bers, president of the Limon Co.; Mrs
Albers, who was formerly Sadie Cush-
man, a vaudeville actress; Henry Al
bers, brother of William, and Conrad
Johansen, mechanic. Assistant Sec
retary of State Loomis has informed
the Chicago, friends of Albers that the
matter will be. investigated fully .~
The Limon Co. is practically Chi
cago concern. The preferred stock
ST, ,ooo, 900 lis held by ]. G. Brown and
fifty other stockholders The last heard
from William Albers was Aug. 2S, when
Mr.. Brown received a telegram saying
sCome to Corinto, quick"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
NO JOINT
I SESSION
v.a.f ..r. 3 ) - 4 = tsTgf's ~
THE NoRWEGIANs AND
T.. = SWEDES IN NO HURRY
The Members Of Each Delegation con-
ferred With the Military Experts
and May Exchange Notes To-day
Good Offices of Other Countries.

Karlstad, Sept I6 - No joint session
of the Norwegian and the Swedish dele
gates was held this morning. They
conferred with their respective military
experts and it is expected some COM
munication will be made during the day.
Hopefulness was the predominant senti-
ment. The report that the powers had
made representations to Sweden was
based on the fact that Great Britain,
France and Germany had offered friend
ly services If necessary. 4 LAT ~. ..
The delegates met late this afternoon
and again adjourned until 8:45 this
evening. The result is very uncer-
tain. b., ..I-..'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
BUDGE WAS. :. !. :: :: !: :
SERVED TODAY
INJUNCTION SUIT GOT y "a ]
# TO THE CHAIRMAN
Action Against the Capitol Commission
Reached Chairman Bulge Today
! WhenPapers Were Served In the In
(. junction Suit to BE Heard Sept. 2S.

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 16.-Pa-
pers were served this morning on VIM.
Bulge, chairman of the state capitol
commission in the Injunction suit
brought against the commission by the
Fargo Builders and Traders Assem-
bly, The papers are made returnable
here Sept.sa5 when the supreme court
will take up the matter. Mr.. Budge
declined to discuss the matter pending
the hearing. He also declined to state
whetherSit It was the intention Of the
commission to throw out all bids and
call for a set Of plans in the regular
way on which contractors could then
make estimates. tt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-09-16
CONVICTED MURDERESS
TAKES LIFE EASILY

Olympia, Wash, Sept. I6 man
convicted of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged, has been
allowed to lie In Jail at Walla Walla un-
disturbed forSnearIy three years.
Oscar Bradshaw was convicted in
Franklin County in December, 1902, and
was sentenced to be hanged He gave
notice of appeal and was remanded to
the Waila Walla County JAIL Bradshaw
never prosecuted his appeal and has
been allowed to remain in jail nndis-
5turbed ever since. The prosecuting at
tprney OF Franklin County, now asks
what he lean do about II, and the attor-
ney general advised him to file tile rec
ord in the supreme court and move a
dismissal Of the appeal for want oi
prosecution. Sss #