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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-07

Butte, Mont, Oct. 4.-The Eve
ening. News tonight, prints state
ment from Pat Grove in which the
alleged kidnapper indicates that
bis defense will be, if he Is brought
to trial for the abduction of Eddie
Cudahy that the boy was not an
unwilling participant In the affair
and that no force was used to keep
him from his home.
Oregon City, O,t. 4.-Alleging
that dozen cases of typhoid fever
10 Clackamas county are due to in.
tested milk served hoppickers from
the dairy of Charles Beck's farm
at Aurora, DR.. 81. S. Mount Of this
city will register complaint with
| the state board of health and de.
mand that an investigation be had
Of the situation. While all of the
patients are doing we'll, it is alleged
that Bsck's gross carelessness is
responsible for a majority of the
cases.
Toxic, Oct. 4.-The peace treaty
passed the priyy counsel today.
Toxic, Oct. "A prolonged
/ meeting of the priyy counsel was
Iheld here this morning, which was
mot concluded by noon. The un-
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-10-07

Toxic, Oct. 4.-The peace treaty
passed the priyy counsel today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MISS WILSON
TO CHRISTER
NEW CRUISER

aiiHa Helen WHsu daughter N
a1 Senator John l. WILSON. nf this
aIlT. sill boo 900 probability De- select
81 hy Governor MHHd ~ rhristru the
United States cruiser washington.
which VIII hr aau# bed rum the
Esafaru EhIubuHdIuH company s.
YsraH. m Connecticut. next month.
Il rs o. conspicuous hau0l for the
HaN sea Fighter. named after the
Evergreen state. h - be the Finest
ore ever BUM any here.
THa selection r. senator Wilson'S
daughter Is due ~ the close prrHouHt
aH sell 1H political ffisHiHhip that
has existed bbJHssu the governor
aua the senator. and from thr ndIi-
uaual fact that Governor Mri hos
na daughter oh enough t0 bH given
tn faapHurlbuify n zuaua4uhlp for
tn uaTHhIu.
alIsa Wilson ia ~ present attend
ing college Boo NeW York city aud
aHI graduate thIH coming June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
ONE KEAR or THE WAR

one ygsr asn today every tsfes1rh
ing with hot flashes war Tho seatest
nations lakod In the deadly embrace With me oldest
RAGS O the
diplomatic night Of
Fcbruary brilliant Admiral
TOgo attacked Russians ha1bor
Arthur and Russia paid The price OF two eatusshtpa and hat-
further
uamaao o squadron
hafhor Cheuupo Russian
Sarag fighting anoat
Reduced heaps Of ssrap-lroo By jars.
between February october
unchecked japanese advance brilliantly executed Russian
1apaneas armies
be Tor machne-ke precision the Prasaan directed
by historical
comparison Kuropatks prcra-
defense Napoleon IN ha famous
japanese army began It's invasion OF Korea rssray Is ten
DAYS after TIE first bl, vs. struck "a, sea, Within ten DAYS rnr.
Vans the deciding
been captured without anything Ike Resistance
Early IN the spring the
Karok Inflicted upon
river
SONS communication with General Kuropakn and himself
ter Of The neck Of the Ialo Tuns peninsula
The first
September sioxu important post
The Iepaneae after seven days Il almost successive nshtnE
Heavy fan suspended operations month Barry
IN October Kuropatklu assumed
ne aggressive and resaure4 though fearful sacrifice OF human
life.
vicinity.
cidsd be taken
May
during which time General stosz, had been effectively ott.up
by the japanese land forces stasa
maintaining defense.
captured
looking Arthur-and Incidentally
the Japanese kept pounainE
after night ana how they finally after terrific
eauuas January thia
resent % ehonieEe
the has been a yrar.-
The secona-who knOws9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
FINE SOIL
AN EXPERTS REPORT ON THE BEACON
HILL GARDEN TRACTS

buying I'M Garden
M whtaort ana coter the eugneera 70
The by Mr. b. H. Whuouh. who
wider experience than other in kng county IN tamin
nH reporting
"Courru Whtnurth civil Mining Engineers.
Seattle Wash. %. is0L
Cfnwflrd CnuuycT.
your request carefully examined the tract
af ans % the claim
tha soil h an upland the portion Of
undad auhaou sell adapted
purposes higher land sandy
saa stl The largely alder and crab
Tho directly the ueo advance and higher prices
city reaches the southwark. Respectfully
~ WIIITWORTH"
sIu al DO 10 a eek nd you have
property that wl Do the shape
IatH r. prices y s selling EardHn
fa5s. Of 81 and SO month. Perfect
and free abstracts
Take the soHh seattle Pacific South Seattle and
the bin
win be found 70 the office
: Ii yuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
WELL KNOWN
EVERYWHERE

The line Of Pianos aud Organs
represented by y. S. Johnston Co..
saaftIe'a largest and most progfes-
ave musical instrument house. Is
well aud favurabiy known wherever
Pianos and ORGANS are uacd. and a
.ood many thousand homes In Sc
afile and vicinity are adorned with
Chtekerlng. klmball. Hobart NJ. Ca
hls. Peaas. -. s. Johnston Co. and
Haze Pianos and klmlall OTgaus-
In addition 10 our regular line OF
new instruments we have a. nearly
al times an asaprt meat Of slightly
med and ascond-h hand Pianos and
Organs 81 various makes. represent
Ing great saving 10 the buyer
We also carry the simplex Plano
Players. thst can be attached 20 any
Piano and operated by any one with
aut a know ledge Of music
Write us about our aelf-playing
EIertric Pianos These have been
wonderfully improved q late. and
nov work perfectly. Nith endless
music rolls Nickel In the slot at
thehment
All mail orders carefully and
promptly attended 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
A MANS AND A WOMAES WAYS

requires marriage Tor husband
other sufficiently promote happiness
in the
II may be broadly quite understood
bright may the masculine point q
knowledge nearly key
ways different They Ike Yale locks
Each have a separate key.
failure wife understand her husband has caused
suffering misery.
A recent says b a
get acquainted
ticular"
brother companion"
the difference between the masculine and
the feminine point % view
Is very clay. Idol falls her
hopes ruins
hoped perhaps By inspiration
appreciate subtle Instincts and
finds only masculine poor
complex understanding
a may easily a nan. lie g. a
pie problem intutions ponderous
things Exceptions
his character solid
matter for little guide
troll a big beast OF a man-f she knows her
She the brute. He will feobleness
steady pulse tac
beast obey
very Of and less OF angel
than in the Every who lives a
know him.
The thing Is to realize he g. You can't
you trying
do quite
gentle
things Of life his mistress
The study Of womanldnd Is man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

HAIL. FRIEND
Ilitr strain IF soft hhrliah muz
HIa ennea a. delicious uttle message
from Jo knH. the prime minister uf
#Iaty Land il kos truu ua
down hard while ago. and VAIN
aaaed clean ont Of sight
Tho f8llOWi uz echoes. poHimarkgd
sIaa Angeles. arrived last night
Much Obliged. 10 kos. aud come
asaIu
ECHOES PROM uATTN LAND
How spltE became watch uug
I'm a. watch deg IhutH uIl
And they call the pum Paul
And thr name I greatly Admire
nut 1 swallowed a watch.
Aud made bad haifh
To repeat IL 1 have no desire
Aud now, lf yau please,
I'm not bothered with ncsH.-
Yet mo- inside NaH quite FUN II
dicks
For me twas no Joke.
with re- gold watch In soak.
uut rather a very bad fla.
A detective came lns
And said with "A grin
I've discovered where your wufe
Dol gone
So thry called In a vet.
And sou can Just bet
felt good with that watch out q
pawn.
thought t. M crime
To have "a good TIME.
Tho. nay mistress dii threaten 10
nuEa
She mover once thought
When a suttz dna she bought
That h. would baseHnu uatsh-iug
Vow my troubles are DER.
eBn bow wuu anrr more. 90
The mystery M longer grows
drwpura=
Twas a. get-rieh quick arhrme.
nut I've proven one thing
A spitH dos can be a timrkr-pari
-=Jo knA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Curse of Drink
Drunkenness
WhiAey and Beer Habit
CURED TO STAY CURED
White RIBBON REMEDY

announce In the world That I have an abHo-
lutte cure faf drunkenness ia any form ia
white Ribbon Remedy. based thousands 81
cures uHde Il the most obstinate cases. after
taking White Ribbon Kennedy is degrees the
patient gets IIHfAHtr for lufuNIEauta and I'm
ally leaves Off altogether. II IL wonderful
Many "a hard dfiuknr has TINS been rerLIiuled
by White Ribbon Remedy aud restored 90 HE
family aud friends white Ribbon ia easily
and secretly given 10 anyone without their
knowledge b. following the simple directions.
n n taHteleaa- odorless and perfectly safe 20
take.
white Ribbon Remedy viii cure or destroy
the diseased appetite Tor all alcoholic drinks
whether the patient lH confirmed iuehriate a
"tipulor' HaelaI drtuker or druuHard tmpusai-
BILE Tor anyone To have an appetite Tor alcoholic
liquors after using White Ribbon Remedy. IL
restores the victim 10 normal health. giving
him or her steady nerves and determination
70 resist temptation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Put on Ayers and be
proud of your hair

A lntlc pride Is a good thing.
Then why be contented with
thin, scraRRly hair7 faded, gray
hair7 Put on Ayers Hair ViRor
and have long, thick hair;
beautiful hair, without q single
gray line in IL. Keep young.
Have a little pride. Lg-. ~ So. 80. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
500 REWARD, St00

The readers ~ fhia paper Will be
pleased Go learn that fhure On az least
one dreaded hIHeaHa that science hes
been ahir tH HHfH - a Ita stages. and
that iH IHtHrfh HaIIH tafarrh cure
q fhH uU|f positive HHfa new known r.
the medical fraternity thnrrh being
a constitutional disease. requires q
constitutional tfHHfWH laIIH Ca
tarrh cure % taken Internally. aEtlnE
dtrurtiN uuun the hlnuh and muEHHa
aHrfacrH 20 the H#HfHm. thereby De
HfHHf inE enc foundation 70 tho diHrHHH
sua FiFiuH lhH patient strength by
butldluE up the constitution and as
aiatnH nature iH HnlHH ita nnfn The
rfanfl-turu have Ha much nifh lm -
curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars fur any ease that Il
fails o. cure. send far uat Of tuaHi-
mHuinlH.
Aldrosa y J CHENEY a Co. TOE
lHdn. N
sold ~ al uruaHiata. iar.
fake Halle EamiiY Pills FOR cuuatt=
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

our citizens who trade literally at
that place 8equaehee Tenn News.
n being member of the leF'aia
ufe part of the
SIMPLE IiFEf
II duoaut matter whether the
fruIt az hc Tree uf knowledge was
an apple ur ounce. The human
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

r member IA c n
dull uulutyreatiu
times Nv tday are
Insane you're go
In hrag about I
your grandchildren
NJ beIu tn good old
daYa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
OF TIE mss

Geo 8. Brown has been laid M
Nth a boil on hts right hand. and
has been Obliged to discontinue hiA
duties al the drum Orns yprreaf
pondoncc sequachee. Tenn News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
GAVE THEM A SPREAD.

The spreading Of rock on tho pike
between here and Jasper has been
a. last resumed. to the delight u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

4 Chicago laborar pleaded ftiiity
10 10 children. How's this for
frenzied fntherinE7 Ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
r- STAR DUST va


smoke. Even the children have tn
do something 10 pass away the time
ia Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Tho champion checker PLAYER ~
Pana. M. r. dead There may be
some fool who never heard ~ Paua
h.fure And there undoubtedly vii
BE- many Who wiii aavrr hear of Il
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

4 Louisville minister has de
uounyrd ShahraneHpe works aa nm
ut to hc rusd Tho first thing we
know the theatrical trust viii hear
ot that man Shakespeare aud pro
durc some NJ his plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Investigation Of the Philadelphia
schools show that 9.ycnr old boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Gov. rouuynaelur Of rcnnaylNa
MIA. says be- believes the devil la an
editor rruuynaeker may have good
ground Tor hla belief You know
what no has been catching lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
This Remedy fer Drunkenness Is Endorsed b,
Members Of Womana Christian
Temperatures Union.

Mrs Anna Moore. press superintendent OF
the womBna Christian Temperance Union.
los Angeles cal. states: 4 have tested White
Ribbon Kennedy very obstinate drtnknrsis. and
the cures have been many. In NEST cases the
remedy was given without the Patients kuowi-
edge. I chasrfully recommend and advise 70
give t 20 any relative suffering from drunken
ness Members Of our union are delighted to
find n practical and economical treatment
which can he recommended safe. sure. Sc
cretly and safely given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
ASLEEP At His POST

New York'a FIRE chief has already
begun the movement for sane
Fourth ~ July By trying tn stop the
sale % fireworks In your Fourth
81 July shopping early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

A Kansas CIy woman DID $500
in her hustle. then lost the hustle.
II The women out there arc atiii
wearing busilra Eauaaa city must
be the Philadelphia II the west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
RELIABLE TRANSFER CO.
Baggage, Furniture, Storage

Office and storage rooun. 1915 FlrE
avenue. pustoffice building.
Phones-SEnBet 500. Independent
szs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
No WONDER HE'S HUMBLE

Your humble servant spent the
afternoon Xmas In tho state pria1n
II Brnshby Mountain and had a
good time. There wna all kinds at
entertainment Pnfrua correspond
ence sequachse. Tenn News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Given in q Glass
Of MIX, Tea. Coffee,
Water Or Mixed in
Food Without pa.
tents knowledge.
nrs. ANNA MOORE

For Years Press
superintendent Of
w omen'a Christian
Temperance Union,
States White Rib
bon Remedy Has
Brought Joy and
Ola dnsss 70 Thou
aanda Of liontea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

4 woRD FRoN JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

BY whose Dear Ones Have
Cured BY Remedyndorsed by Clergyman Phys
clans and Lovers Of Temperance Everywhere.
RENE does tts NJ
is
a
Ia white Ribbon a
". r. Boston.
package ana letter Of advice free IN plain sealed envelope An letters
mall
and recnm led N tic
Shsv's Pharmacy, 1918
CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

race has been full Of prunes ever
since.
What
has
become ~
TIE es-CENT HToHE7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

4 lady In Cleveland suggests
ehlorofnrminE bachelors lon <
enough % marry them. Don't wor-
~ lots have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Fournler. autoiai. has arrived
rom France. Harvey Oidleld
plaaan write.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-01-21
DELNIONICO.
Restaurant With Famous Name
Destined To Become Pride
of TOnOpah.

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce that the great and growing
city Of Tonopah has at last a Del
monico. 1t is situated a few doors
above the Palace hotel in the quite
aristocratic part of the city and is
destined to become the pride of
Touopah. 1t was formerly known as
the Abbey Grill but the new pro
prietors, who contemplate extensive
improvements, have renamed it the
"Delmonico. Hereafter it will be
a strictly first class up to date res
taurant. 1t has been newly painted,
the dining rooms enlarged and
equipped with electric lights and a
large new sign bearing the words
''Delmonico' placed at the front of
the building, making the place quite
attractive. Patrons Of this restau-
rant having been inconvenieneed
quite often Of late, by the lack of
seating capacity, third more space
has been added, and from now on
we shall be able to accommodate all
who will favor us with their patro-
mage.
Five private rooms, neatly fur
nished and lighted by electricity are
at the disposal of those who prefer
them to the large dining room.
There is no extra charge for this
accommodation. These rooms are sc
arranged that all or any part oI
them can be made into one, for pri
vate parties, banquets, dinners, sup
pers, ETC., on short notice.
BY efficient service throughout
the "Delmonico" should gain the
patronage Of all. At any rate it is
entitled to a big share for Tonopat
can certainly support first-clas,
restaurant.
Tell your neighbors about it tha'
they may know that Tonopah boasts
of "Delmonico" which is in reality
the best eating house this side Of th'
Rockies.
The restaurant is open from Z a
m. to 730 p. m, every day In The
year and nowhere in the west cal
you find better food or service fol
the money.
BE sure that you make the Del
monico your eating place in Tonopah
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-01-21
GEO. w. RICHARD RESIGNS.
State Bank and Trust Company
Loses Active Services OF
Able Banker,

The annual meeting of the State
Bank and Trust Company was held
at the bank in Carson City last
Thursday. The surprise of the
meeting was the resignation of Geo
w. Richard as cashier. Mr. Richard
who IS one of the best banking men
in the state of Nevada and who has
made Tonopah his home for the past
two years, has accumulated sufficient
Of this world goods to retire from
service and will hereafter devote his
entire time to his vast mining inter.
ests. The directors as an evidence
Of their apprecia tion Of the sterling
worth of Mr.. Richard elected him
vice president The complete list of
officers and directors elected are as
follows:
I. b. Hickey, pres; G. H Meyers,
first vice pres, G W. Richards,
second vice pres.
Directors-P II. Peterson, G II.
Meyers, S. L. Lee, w Brougher, G.
w. Richards, G.. T. Bender, &. w.
Nayes, J. p Woodbury. and T. b.
Hickey.
]. Il. Davis was elected Chashiel
and Secretary, and E. D. Wander
lieth assistant cashier at Carson City
Herbert Gee, cashier Of the Tonopah
agency of the bank, was highly com
plimented and will continue in the
sponsible position he 50 ably and
creditably fills. He will have the
valued assistance of his present staff,
Roy Richard, teller and Roy Crowel
and Hugh castle, book keepers
e. H. Mcclure has entered upon
his duties as assistant cashier Of the
Goldheld branch, while E. E. AL
dridge is teller and f. A. Stewart
and f. e. Erwin are book keepers
The bank is in fourishiug con
dition as was demonstrated by the
declaring of six per cent dividend
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-01-21
LEGISLATURE IS
IN SESSION.
Both Houses Organize and
Committees Appointed.
But Little Business viii be Transacted
Until Senatorial Contest is Over.

The legislature convened in its
twenty-second biennial session at
Carson at noon on Monday last. Both
branches organized, the fusionists
having control OF the Senate and the
Republicans of the House.
In the Senate Lieutenant Gov vernon
Allen presided and the following off
GERS were elected Joe Miller, presi-
dent pro TEN C. H. Mcintosh, sec
retary; f.. l.. George assistant sec
retary, and John Robb, sergeant at
arms.
President Allen appointed the
standing commistees, naming Sena-
tor Oddie as chairman OF the com
mittee on education, end also plac-
ing him on the important judiciary
committee. Senator Brougher was
made chairman of the committee on
claims and placed second on the
ways and means committee Senator
Thorn was given a place on the com
mittee on mines and mining.
The Assembly was called to order
by Secretary of State d luglass, and
after the usual preliHinaries Mr..
Platt was elected speaker e. r.
/ Dodge was chosen speaker pro TEN
and II E. Freudenthal chief clerk.
The other officers elected we're A.
e. Green, assistant chief clerk, and
w. d. Phillips; sergeant alarms.
Hon. George A Cole Of Tonopat
received the unanimous vote of the
democratic minority for speaker
The speaker named the standing
committees on Thursday, placing tht
Nye county delegation as follows
George A. Cole on ways and means
contingent expenses, public morals
state prison and insane asylum com
mittees; Cas-. G Gushing on corpora
tions aud railroads and mines anC
mining, and Barney McCann on tn,
judiciary, internal improvements anC
federal improvements committees.
The legislature will transact bu
little business until the Senatoria
election is over.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-01-21
James McCambrIdge returns.

James McCambridge, superintend-
ent of the oston.Tonopah Mining
company and one Of Tonopah's most
highly esteemed citizens, returned
home on Tuesday last after two
months trip through the eastern
states. While away Mr. Mccain.
bridge visited almost every large
city in the United States and says
that the people everywhere are en-
thused over Tonopah and Golddeld.
He predicts that there will be an un-
precedented rush here in the spring.
On the way in Mr. McCambridge
stopped over at Carson for day
and says he found George Cole work
ing like a beaver for the county seat
removal bill
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-01-21
LOCAL LACONICS.

The best the market affords at the
Palace. p
Fresh eastern oysters a speciality
at the Merchants Cafe. m
The Palace Cafe is the leading
restaurant Of Tonopah p
D. b. ellis of San Francisco regis
tered at the Palace last Sunday.
The Merchants hotel is the head
quarters Of mining men while in
Tonopah. m
Mrs. Alfred Stock who has been
visiting friends in Carson and Haw
thorne returned home on Wednesday
The Mizpah cafe and grill buys the
best in the market. Try a Sunday
dinner at the Mizpab. g
w. W. Kirkham, a prominent
citizen of Berkeley, California, is a
guest at the Palace
Ladies shirtwaists, skirts, laces,
ribbons, hosiery and underwear at
Me Kim's.
Arthur Loupe Of San Francisco,
the espina cigar man. spent Tuesday
aud Wednesday in Tonopah.
Miss Noel, the popular hello girl
went to Goldheld on Tuesdays auto
mobile to assist in the Office at that
/ place for few days.
S. H. Peters, the weIl-known min
ing man Of GoIdfeld, came in from
Denver, where he spent the holidays
on Wednesday and left yesterday fol
I Goldfeld.
Percy Jones, the efficient yard
manager Of the Tonopah Lumber Co
at the depot, left this morning ior
San Francisco, where he goes TO re
cuperate
J. L. Hayward Of San Francisco
S T. Brock kbank Of Salt Lake, j. NJ
Kelly of Denver, S. J, Baldwin 0
GoIdheld, H. I. EngIe Of Colorad
and John S. Short Of Denver, wer,
the arrivals at the Palace hotel yes
terday
Frank X Murphy Of Winuemucca
former district attorney Of Hum
boldt county, and one of the leading
attorneys OF the state, is a guest a
the Palace hotel. He is greatly i'm
pressed with the camp and wi
either make Tonopah or Bulllrog hi
future home, Upon his arrival her
Mr. Murphy was taken in tow by hi
old friend Hank Knight, which is SUI
ficient guarantee that he is bein
royalty entertained.