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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing UNI
the firm name and style of Williams
* Trabert is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, j. e. C. Williams
will continue the business and is here.
by authorized to pay all debts and
collect all moneys due said firm Of
Williams & Trabert for both Tonopah
and Goldfield.
j, E. C. WILLIAMS,
w. TRABERT.
Dated Tonopah, New. May, /, 1905.
Imported and Domestic perfumes,
toilet soaps ard druggists sundries,
in great variety, at the Miners
Drug Store, 1nc J Golden Bldg. d
Get it at Prouty's u
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
TONOPAH BONANZA
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1908
MINING CONCENTRATES.

The standard measure of the value
of an electric volt is Il voltaic cell,
called the Clark cell, the electro
motive force Of which is l.434 volts
at a temperature Of 10 degrees c. or
80 degrees f.
Aluminium is the lightest known
metal, a cubic foot weighing 1865
pounds, about the same as quartz.
A cubic foot Of mercury weighs 847
pounds and will float upon its surface
all lighter metals, including copper,
iron and lead. Gold and platinum
sink in a mercury bath A cubic
foot Of lead weighs 7l2 pounds.
No cement has been found which
gives absolute security against de-
composition by salt water, especially
water containing sulphate. as sui
phuric acid is the principal decom-
posing agent. Best results are
obtained from Portland cement. low
in alumina, free lime and gypsum,
and by using coarse grained, sharp
sand.
The present record of long distance
electric transmission is 3I5 miles at
60, 900 volts, electric power having
been transmitted from the De Saba
power house on the California Gas &
Electric Corporation on Butte creek,
Butte county, Cal. to Calaveras
county, via Colgate, Oakland and
Stock ton. The power house con
tains three two bearing type, hydro.
electric generating units-two Of
1000 X, w. and one OF 5000 X. w.
normal capacity Water Is con
veyed from the reservoir, 1860 feet
above the power house, by two 30.
inch steel pipe lines 5000 feet long,
delivering at a nozzle pressure OF
675 pounds per square inch.
Mishres are due to many causes.
among which aredefective fuse, damp
e%xploders, chilled nitro powder, cut
of holes and failure to properly
spit the fuse. Defective fuse and
cut of holes are the most common.
II is difficult to avoid altogether the
missed hole, for the defects in the
fuse are not anticipated or known,
aud the cut of hole is the frequent
result Of shooting a number Of holes
at the same time, though not stimuli
taneously. DampuesS Of the caps
can be guarded against by keeping
them in a proper place. Neither
fuse nor caps should be kept under
ground in quantity, as they always
suffer deterioration in the mine.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13

Dlamondfeld is the coming town
DAVIS.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
We Hone So.

The New York expert who ex.
amined the copper mines south of
Carson says that if the mines turn
out as indications seem to point that
the output will rival that of the
United Verde. How does that strike
you?-Carson News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
FOREIGN.

Alex Hamilton; Frank MulIigan;
John Pollock .; John p Ross; Tono.
pan National Gold Ny Co; Samuel II
Persons calling for the above let.
tefs. please say advertised.
W. w. BooTH,
Postmaster.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
Price, $3.50, Delivered Free

Box Calf Lace, Black or Russell
1000, 600 pairs of these shoes fur
nished to the United States Gov
eminent by the manufacturers o
these shoes.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13

The best the market affords at the
Merchants cafe. Everything neat
and clean and the service is the best
of any eating place on the desert. m
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-13
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain mcaIled
for at the Butler, Nevada, p~ostotfice
for the week ending May 10. 1905.
Mrs Lem Acton; Dan Aldridge; w
NJ Austin; Hugh Aulbricht, Mrs J
Bailey; J A G Burns; NJ Boggeri;
Taylor Bayles, c Benoit; Herman
Bruss 2; John Bailey; James Bris-
coe =; Mr. Black George Beale; Ed
Bolt; 0 + Converse; r J Cary; Ed
Clark; Mrs Maggie Dixon; John
Djeem, Edward Foster; w II Foster;
A Frollick JAS Faucet; Chas Fisk
Dick Finn; r + Frisby; G Fisher,
Horace Griufal; Len Graham; Frank
Ganahl; W II Gould; w c Gingg 2: f.
+ Green; Miss Harriet Griffith: +
Giauini; Ed Goggins; Mrs Nora Col
song; Sam and win Graub; Miss Mil
lie Hansen; Harry Hedricks; X p
Hoyt; II B Hamilton; Mrs Jessie
Holmes; Jessie Hamlin; SN Hagen;
Frank Hammond; FW Hildreth 2;
J ii Haton; Allen Jarvis; Christian
II Johnson; VIM James; VIM james;
" Il Keane 3; + A Liudner, Miss
Anitte Lewis; Maurice Levy; Thos
Lynch; G II Lyshon; Willis Lam; J Fl
Little; John Lawrence Thos Lloyd,
Jack L%ansings; Ed LeClare; r. 5
Loosely; Miss Estelie Mcmillan ?;
George Mater; Scotty Mclean; Toney
Mack; Arthur Mcguire; Miss Birdie
MCGOWAN: Fred Miller; Mrs Kate
Miller; James McVichu; Frank Multi.
gan; James Morrison; George Nor.
ris; Mrs J V Morris; c w Mosier;
Frank Murphy; Wm Morris; J c
McGiner; Frank Mitchell; Matt c
Murphy 2; J S Mcclure; Fred Null
Inns; Ed Magaun; James II MufTetti
Miss Nellie Murray; II McKeown;
James McGran; Daniel McMaster,
Avei c Martinsen; VIM H Norris
National Club Music Hall; Loomus
Nearj Dell Ostrom, Robert O'Neil.
f Parsons; Alex Piper =; w A
Pierce; John II Peters; Chas Philipt
Denny Quinn: Thos Quigley; NJ A
Russell VIM w Rhodes; James Rior.
dan; j. T.. Roberts; l. w Rawley
Mrs 5 A Raynold; DR. Benz Robinson
II Fred Scott; Alfred Sumrnett, Mr.,
Jessie Swingley; S II Simmons; Sup
Smother Mrs Melissa Smith; Hermat
stemke; Jack Shamrock; w d Smith
a } Tong 3; james Foote; Will,
Thomas; Fred Usher 4; James Val
,Grga =; Sedwich White, Mrs Sadi,
Wilson.
FOREIGN.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
stuHne The Turkey.

From the ohio state Journal
There are cranks and cranks plshi. g
themselves into public notice at an tim S
and seasons OF the year. but the most
pronounced and aggravatng one IS the
deuded epicure who suggests tha, there
should be no suning in "a roast turkey.
He SAYS Il conflicts with the sweet flavor
and delicate aroma of the bird. Not a b I
OF H. That fellow has never tasted stun
ing-not the mild. m ldowed. crumbly
dressing that is scraped onto the side Of
the plate-but the real stufing. sp0oned
out o. the rich chambers OF the fowl. In
great masses that nm the room with
fragrance and the heart with JOY.
II Is the soul OF the turkey. stufing is.
with the turkey itself. one is always
bothered about what part one will have;
whether he Will have white meat or da'l1
meat. drumstick or plnion; but with
the stuflins II is always the same: the
only question is how much one dares to
eat And then that little sagey odor
floating about-its just as sweet as the
smell OF orange blossoms on a wedding
day. And perchance that faraway. sub
llmated suggestion Of an onion, hutter-
ing about ones nostrils like the dream
OF some dear homecoming realized at
last
Turkey straight. without stufting-no,
indeed II is the longing Of civilization
to mix with naked nature tho sweet sub
consciousness OF the human heart and
garnish IL with dream and poetry and
the love OF things underlined and divine
That's stuiing. Down with any reform
IN roast turkey The grandmothers gave
It oauctity that will be downright sac
rilese to rob it OF. 1t win never be i'm
proved while the world stands. Another
piece OF the white meat and more stuff
ing, please.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
PhiIadelphia Is Free.

From the Philadelphia Evening Tele-
graph.
Philadelphia is free She has risen In
her might and thrown off the despoiler.
She declares with voice made potential
at the polls. that she is no longer content
to be corrupt She publishes to al the
nation that she has set her heel on the
Rule Of Graft: that there is still burn
ing within her the spirit of &c to resist
oppression and destroy the oppressor. She
has met the enemies Of good government
and routed them horse, foot and artillery.
luted wherever there beats a patriotic
heart as proof OF the virtue and stability
Of the common people. she proclaims that
she has broken the shackles of her poll
tical serfdom, and stands forth proudly
as a revived. a regenrated. a purified city.
II there be another community clamped
to the ground by the brute strength OF a
political oligarchy, let it gather cheer and
courage from this example OF virtue and
herosm. which will ring clarion tongued
throughout the world
This magnificent demonstration OF the
capacity of the people to retrieve author
ity conveyed through apathy OF unwIse
partisanship into the hands Of scheming
spoilsmen. is a complete answer to the
charge that the whole body politics IS
corrupted and no longer qualified for
self-government. At one blow mighty
organization created for secret p'liage,
entrenched In every channel of the clty's
life, sustained by evil forces which II
nourlshed. purchasing its agents where
It could not WOO them. prostituting every
source OF energy TO its perpetuation and
forever yelling its purpose under hypo-
critical pretension-this criminal. arro-
giant, insatiate thing has been smashed
by the clenched fist Of an outraged city.
Nearly fifty thousand majority. 1t Is
stunning TO the people themselves that
they had within themselves this tremen-
dous force. 1t is exalting to every h cart
this transcendent manifestation OF in
spired civic power.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
LESSON FoR us.

A $ we intimated yesterday. there
4 n are lessons in the recent elee-
tlons for the people OF Delaware, chief
of which is that the people may have
what they want. The public interests
have been subordlnated to a disgusting
squabble over a few Offices yet the vast
majority Of our people want no office,
hut there are other things that they
do want
For instance Wilmington has the
worst patchwork of government, OF
any city in the United States. ye. we
cannot have a new charter because that
IS not made an issue, while Office for
some perpetual ofnce-holder perhaps is.
WAY not make 1t the issue? why not
frame a decent charter and make the
next election hinge on its adoption OF
defeat? Why not ask men to drop iheii
party tags temporarily and vote for OF
against the measure.
AS a State issue why not demand
a simpler and more honest ballot,
Any Intelligent man could frame q
better law than the one we have. Why
not give or withhold our votes foi
candidates according to their stand Oh
this measure?
New York. philadelphia ana Mary
land have shown MS the possibilities.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
A NUDE Ar coLLees.

THERE has been so much interest
\ IN the elections that an incident
that happened 80 an Ohio college town
recently has had soant attention. It
should be read by an parents who have
sons TO send TO college. in order that
they may boycott Institutions where
such things are possible.
There was Greek letter society
whose form OF Initiation required many
test Of physical endurance and moral
courage one young man was Obliged
TO crawl around the town one night on
his hands and knees. and was doubtless
deeply impressed with the solemn
meaning underlying such solemn
ceremony
But as a result Assesses formed on
his knees and he was obliged to spend
some time IN the hospital. Doubtless
the college authorities were delighted
TO see the hospital patronlzed. for they
made no inquiry into the cause Of The
illness.
But this was only preliminary. when
the young man could hobble about he
went up to the society house to receive
the next degree. Several Of his fellow
students led him forth blindfolded.
down to a dark spot along the railroad
and tied him securely across the tracks.
Then they went back to enjoy the huge
joke with their fellow members. They
had tried the experiment on another
and he had been released and Joined
IN the merrlment There would be a
train along IN about two hours. but
of course they would release the young
man before 1t was due.
But railroads are not run to accom-
moderate Greek letter men. Sometimes
there are specials. and it happened that
there was one that night. The young
man tied to the tracks was mangled
almost beyond recognition. but was
Identified by the marks of the former
cruelty, the knees bandaged to heal the
Assesses.
Now comes the strangest part, the
attitude Of the father when he learned
all the particulars. He refused to be-
lleve the evidence, evidently placing
loyalty to the society Cfor he too was
a Greek letter mani above loyalty to
his son.
We know that these details are sick
ening, but they may not be regarded as
purposeless by parents who have sons
to send to college.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
WHERE WILL 1T ENp7

VAT n. Stead who has been visiting
W. Russia depicts the conditions
there as most appalling He says that
as an optlmist he places the probable
sacrifices OF human life at 100000: hut
that We're he a pessimist he should
place the figures at 100000.
Riotlng has become so common thet
disorder is likely to arise any time and
anywhere without apparent cause: In
certain Instances the riotous elements
have marched to the town halls de-
mandlng large sums Of money.
Respect for authority has broken
down. and when we consider the provo.
cation. We cannot wonder. But what
possesses the mobs to lead them 1,
murderous attacks on peaceful ana de-
fenceless Jews is incomprehensibie.
The extent of the deaths from tn
riots and the vollies poured into thei
ranks by the troops VIII probably neve
be known. No reports are given out
snd the press is warned TO be silent.
Mr. stead declares that the army &
no longer loyal to the crown. and a
times shows its open sympathy with IN
rioters. When viii at all endg is tn,
question ali Europe is asking, but can
not answer.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
RUSSIAN GHOST STORIES
How a Murder Was Revealed-strsnss
Warning Of Death.

From the Rebus.
In a certain town in the province of
Minsk. West Russia. a peasant sudden
~ disappeared. He was last seen alive
leaving the church and going home to
his sister, with whom he lived.
One day, in a dream, his sister saw
her brother He looked pale, his eyes
were closed and his legs broken. He
told her that he had been murdered by
her husband and his brothers. He men
toned the exact date and place of the
deed, and added that his body was put
into a sack and thrown into. the river.
He wanted her to find his badly and to
have IL buried in the family grave.
This dream was repeated several
times and at last the sister sought the
advice OF her aged father-in-law. He
told her that It would be difhcult TO
find the body. and II the culprits were
brought to justice her children would be
left orphans: so. after consideration,
the sister gave the matter up.
But her brothers spirit would not
rest. and appeared in a dream IN the
above manner to a friend OF his. soon
the news spread to the local authori-
ties, who took the matter up. The river
was searched. and the body was found
IN the exact spot Indicated
This discovery had such an effect on
the murderers that they at once confess
sed. They gave all details OF the crime
how. after service. they took him to
mill where they all dined, and on
leaving for home they attacked their
victim. Finding that the sack was too
small. they cut off his legs. tied a stone
to his neck, and threw him in the river
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease. and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medi-
cine. II was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years and
is a regular prescription. 1t is composed
of the best tonics known, combined With
the best blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
bination OF the two ingredients Is what
produces suc9 wonderful results in cur
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY x CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggist, price 75c.
Take, Halls Family pills for constipa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

erances Of Foraker Taking it all in
all. the Republicans Of Ohio seem to
have deserved the trouncing they got
Altogether these elections have
meant more than many a national
election. It has been questioned wheth-
er the people are ht for self-govern-
ment. whether they could be induced
under any circumstances 10 assert their
power
They have answered by breaking
away from party in the very strong
holds OF the machines. They have de-
mollshed defenses regarded as impreg-
nable. laughed at bosses who have,ex-
pected adulation and outwitted the
shrewdest politicians In the manage
ment of campaigns.
OF course they win settle back in
their ruts for time. but they have
tasted the sweets OF conquest; they
know the joys OF victory that they
have won for decency
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
THE WORLDS NE WIS

Baron Mayer des Planches. desires to
be recalled is revived.
Secretary Bonaparte declares that
the result of the election in Maryland
will prevent Democrats from submit
ting new election amendments and
from passing election loans over the
Governors veto.
President Castro's formal invitation
to hold the next PAN American Con-
gress at Caracas was received at a
meeting OF the Bureau Of American
Republics. 1t is generally believed that
Caracas win be chosen, and that the
selection of that city which was at
Secretary Roots instance. indicates
new policy toward the South American
republic on the part OF the United
States.
Washington observers find I'm Tues
days elections encouragement for
President Roosevelts rate policy, be-
cause OF the defeats sustained by For
aker and German. Endorsement of the
Presidents anti-boss attitude is also
one OF the results.
FOREIGN
Advices from Hongkong say that the
lant- American feeling is growing in in
IA~AA'AAas Nf'AAHHA 10y mas AN1tANtn al
lanonyInpus letter threatening him with
death and a woman has been insulted
on the street
The body OF Sir George williams.
founder OF the Y. M. c. A.. viii be in
TERED in St. Pauls Cathedral.
RUSSIA.
Members Of the conservative wing Of
the Constitutionalist party are de-
manding the removal OF "Trepoff and
the other wolves" before giving Count
Witte their open support.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The insurance. investigation resum-
ed its sessions in New York. Presi-
dent Hageman, Of the Metropolitan.
was the principal witness. He ex-
plained that the cost of industrial in
suruahce was greater than any other
method.
Senator-elect Warner at a farewell
banquet In Kansas City. Mo-. pledged
support TO the Presidents rate plan
and announced his Willingness 10 vote
for a Federal insurance law II found
Unconstitutional.
4 sensational break ia cotton fois
lowed the publication by the Census
Bureau sf the ginsers' report.
DEATHS
William r. Richards. famous as al
lsftist of marine views. died IN New.
port. r. Z.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

The Alsatian city or Malhausen not
only provides free baths for its school
children, but free medical inspection
and dental treatment.
London has fewer suicides than any
other great capital. While Paris has
400 suicides for each million a year.
London has only 80.
Stockholm has the largest death rate
from tine use of alcohol OF any city in
the world. The number Of deaths from
this cause is 30 In 1000.
In Switzerland every male between
the ages OF 20 and 65 is obliged to vote
unless he be a pauper. criminal or a
bankrupt These have not the right OF
voting.
Real destitution is rarely seen IN
Japan. Though some OF its inhabitants
are very poor, yet all seem TO be fairly
we'll fed. clothed and housed. and are
Invariably cheerful.
At sangong. China. is the Lion
Bridge. the longest bridge in the world
It extends five and a quarter miles over
an arm of the yellow Sea and 1t is
supported by three hundred huge stone
arches. The roadway is seven feet
above the water and Is enclosed in an
Iron network.
Statistics OF prisons show that twelve
men to one woman are imprisoned IN
this country. In France the proportion
J Is FIVE to one.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Flowlng locIks-The canal's.

Flowing locks-The canals.
There is no use crying over spilled
milk, for 1t would soon turn sour any
way.
The contractor who tunnels under a
river has to do lot OF deep thinking.
Any one can comfort his face. but the
real smile comes from the heart.
Frankln-Do you really think that
women would make good politicians?
Penn-weH, l bet they could beat
the men padding the. voting lists,
You can learn something fro n the
dog who buries the bones that he has
left from his dinner.
Blns-what is your objection to that
.postman as a musician?
Wlls-He drops too many notes.
You can never tell how poor some
people are until you see them give ac.
cording to their means
The Hobo-Madame. is you de loidl
of de house?
Society Lady-Yes; what do yo'
want?
The Hobo-I ies' heard dat you wa
famous fer de dinners you give.
The Christian Endeavor has now 81.
OOS societies This is AN increase o
23l since the Convention held In Balti
more IN July.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty Of Them in Wilmington and
Good Reason For II.

wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years OF sunering,s
Days of misery, nights Of unrest
The distress OF urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Wilmington reader
Should suffer In the face OF evidence
like this
Mrs M. A. Crumllsh. wife OF p. ].
Crumllsh, Of 1880 W. srd ST., Wilmington,
Del, says: Il am glad TO confirm the
statement 1 made in 1897 recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills. l had obtained a
supply at Danforths drug store and they
had cured me Of case of kidney COM
plant which had clung to me for sew
eral years. My chief trouble was pain
in my back and this was so severe at
times that / could not stoop to pick up
anything The least bending Of my back
caused sharp pains TO shoot through my
kidneys. 1 also had pin in the regio1 of
the shoulder blades. i was often distress
ed by headaches, my appetite was poor,
and 1 was restless at night and unable TO
sleep. One box OF Doans Kidney pills
brought me great relief and / kept on
taking them until thoroughly cured. For
six years / had no symptom whatever of
kidney trouble. Last spring hard cold
settled IN my back and kidneys. but id
not suffer severely, and Doans Kidney
Pills soon rid me OF the trouble. This
remedy is emitted 10 the strongest re-
osmmendation ana will always be ready
20 endorse H."
for sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents,
Foster Nilbpsn co, Buffalo. Kew York
sole sgents for the United States.
Remsmbef the name-poap's-aRd 'akf
no other
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

The above is certified to be perfectly
accurate by the local authorities.
A Russian paper relates the following
as having occurred in an officers family
at the time of an outbreak Of cholera
The eldest son was In an office in a
town nearly 200 miles from his home.
One morning the family were visited
fby an undertaken, who said he had re-
ceived orders from person, whom he
described, to make a coffin for their
eldest son. The father replied that the
son was far away, and that all the
family were alive and well.
Directly afteward a message came
that the eldest son had died of cholera
at the same time that his exact simili-
tude had been seen by the under
talker.