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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
city A number OF farewell entertain.
ments have been planned in his honor.
TO GRANT AMNESTY ON EAsTEE
Rumor Is Circulating that the cza'
viii Proclaim Same.

St. Petersburg, April ga rumo
is circulated here to the effect tina
Emperor Nicholas will mark Eastc
o. the proclamation Of general am
nesty for political and religious prs
onCrs now confined In fortrcsScs q
prisoners OF European Russia OF J..
exile II is feared the Easter holiday
which extend over Is days. and VI,
be the occasion of bloody conflicts.
The people are being specially
warned not 10 enter the St Isaac o
Korean cathedras or the church .
the NeVsky monastery
The Liberals pretend to believe tina
such stories are purposely circulat,
by the police In any event, the strair
IS becoming intense This Is HoL!
week, when all Russia is usually II
sackCloth ana ashes, but the poor,l
classes OF the people who GENERALLY
attend incessant masses now spent
most OF Jheir time al the doors OF {.
churches gOssipng about what may
happen next week. Tac solemn re
lIgious services at the winter palace
which, in ordinary years. takes plac,
Saturday at midnight, with which East
or is ushercd in and when the Met
ropolltan Of 81 Petersburg proclaIms
10 the emperor in the presence of IN,
imperial family, ministers aud leading
iunctionarIes the rising OF Christ from
the grave will not take place this ycaI
on account Of the danger involved,
Instead, a similar service vii be- hci,
at Tsarkoc Sc,oc. Governor Gcncr
al Trepoft insists on his ability to pre-
serve order and protect iilr aud prop
crty. Among the persons arrcst,,
last night were three OF the prncipa
revolutionary leaders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
Relieved 10 Be Russian SOY.

SINGAPORE. Straits Settlement. Apr.
PA Russian giving the name Oi
Vladimir Antoniy.tch. carrying a pa.'
port made out in another name va
arrested on the fortified Island Of Bra
nj and was arraigned here today on the
charge Of being ON government prop
crty without authority he vas n,
handed for week AntouiyitCH
who does no, speak English. was o..
fng with a non .commissIUn'd uflccr
ol the ordnance department % .>
popularity supposed that Antouiy.ich b.
a spy, but the authorities say ths'
tner.minating papers have been d.
covered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

81 Petersburg. April - The Russ
formally denied that NJ. Wiite had o.
signed th" presidency N the commit
Gee Of min steers The paper Explain
that he Is WUIl out with vufk and
IN urgent need q ret. bu. insist
thai hc h8s ~ resigned 10 hnar.
eia cl.ress .s 'eporicd mat ~ Wltie
NAV accsp, IT, management % TIE
Russo .uyse hana The ponrsc ca.
Setre puhlst.- a report that General
Kuropatar commander % the hrst
Nanch uriaa arms So. rr;ura from tn
f-orf anS o. .1rr-sfcd BY Gcr-ra.
kAa.a-s. coua-I.r 80 The SECOND MAn-
ct.ran army
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
NEWS FROM VARIOUS SECTIONS OF AACHUA COUNTY.
the NEWS FROM ARCHER.
Closing OF Public Sehool-Ns~ Pres.
bytsrian Minister Othsr Notes.

Closing OF Public Sehool-Ns~ Pres.
bytsrlan Minister Other Notes.
Archer. April ~ -Mr and Mr.. Al.
bert smith and baby OF Bruns S'ek
ga. are visiting the parents Of Mr.
smith The baby has heen quite ~
but 10 better
John Chsmbl,n WAs In GAinesViils
last week under the dentlst's care
Misa Dora smith - visiting friends
In EVinstOu.
Rev. Hudson Of Cedar ksy preached
q good sermon az the Methodist church
last S0sdAJ
Our public school. under tbs safs %
Prof Falks and A,s Manir. closed .
very saec-ssful tenn on last ThorsdsJ
and on FrsdAI the teachers and scboi.
ara and their frisnds enjoyed q picnic
at Bloc PciF,i lAks All had . MISE
time
Mp Nell DsPsss and sistsf. pa.
raDs. ard Alss Ssliis TssIvaht ~.
tssasd tbs Easter s-Svloss 81 the
Epissopai church 10 GainssTiiis on
last sabbath
90 asIt sabbsth ~ The FFssbytsHah
ehsrrh The Rev Df Wsaasii wilI b.
regularly instslled - pastss Of re
shasch here Ts rOmaslssioa 10 ih-
stall was sppo,sIsd 90 Ihs lest ins~i-
isG of the PFssoJssJ. aaa oil soa.
slsi q Rev " { LinasaY ~ O-als
Hsv. & v Oordos 81 hioaASeJ ss1
q. Mathssau " Gais~sViils Tks esFs-
nosy uiIi ~ iapssssiVe 40 80 soabs
viii sttFast q asEs eoSGssgats0a
Two aai6 itsaas % Ihs sAsFsh wiii -
fsesiSs4.
TSsss SiIl b. 60 SEssmt0a 4 rsSas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

Nashville Team April 2s--John W
Far. uho conducted a as school here
some years ago. snd sho vaa lndict.
% FOR using the United States mails
for frAudulent purposes, The direct
charge being TIE ISSUANCE ot Alleged
fas~ sipiOrli 10 belhg tried bef0r.
Judge cara % he federal oDgrt In
tbs city Fufr tried hard 20 have the
tina tale p.acs "a Wa.htsK'oh Clty
but o. 49, hrs,J decided To kaar ths
eAss here Tsv 10 alleged 20 have
sp-rH'sd 10 r. a1'r. ssaftl~. CAaftAnOa-
"a. Wast.tF oc aE8 ofhsg cUen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
PATTERSON TRIAL RESUMED.
Actress Fully ReeoV,rS From Painting
Spell Of Yesterday.

New York, April 20 Nan Patter
son apparently had ru'ly recovcrcC
from her indlposilion Of yesterday
when she appeared In court today fol
the continuance vi her trial ou m,
charge tha; she murdered Caoral
Young.
There was a trace OF color In bet
cheeks and she seemed 10 be- IN excel
lent pirits when she entered the O-url
room and took a seat al the cuunci
table The pain black suit which she
had worn during this aud prc,lou,
trials lad been discarded anu IN Or
place sac wore "a blacs aud white
checked dress aud rought lace late
with white lining
The revolver W.th which u 10 alleged
Young was Killed and which 10 10 be
lievcd will figure prominently IN %,
prosecution case made rs appearance,
as soon a. the tr.si Was resumed
had been Identified by several witness
- yesterday a. the weapon found b.
Youngk pocket soon after the tragedy
and today TIE line of Identification NAs
folldRcd down 20 the time 10 va
brought into court lf. pp0H Us abb
~ 10 establish the fac; that J Nor
gan Smith. Mas Patterson brother Ia
.AW. purchased this weapon thr da
O"fore Young 49, Killed that the proc
ccu,lon bases lts s'touRcs; hop, 81 coz
yic,!ou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
rHE NEWS FROM MGLRosG A..
FARMERS Are Needing RsIn--PaFtlss
Are Attacked with Gun.

.
Are Attacked with Gun.
MslFosr. April ~ MIS- VIM. Hoa.
man sad three children have reformed
10 SIAFka after vsrJ pleasant visit %
hu. q G.. Husbands.
pr frank AeRas hes moved 10 tow
and 10 how located 9Th his sou Law
A " Craig. oh Front street
Mrs. Understood. formerly Mlsa ysn.
MO suGgs, SIS IN town Fsosntly from
High springs.
4 party Of 0Tpsiss wsFs sBsamped
near toun few days Rgo ahd did q
doe business In hosss trading and Zoe.
tOa~ tsliihG
Mr Vim n Cary and sou OF ~.
lsths ere ths guests Of Mu. NJ. 4.
MALTA
Cole and FFssk YsaTuood cane over
from the ksst FLORIDA seminary 90
speed sandaJ wlth their paSsnts.
Rain 10 badly sssdsd b. The faFmsu
and fTuit Erowsp M fer oniy "A
lSshss Of 'aia hes fallen dauas thls
mOsth.
J X Davis ah iasanass aesRt,
came over from saaFks On baslnsss
MondAy
jeAs. 0as Of The sFsw u ths atsau-
80 AlsFt. kad The nlsfoFtuns 90 Pr.
day a1EAi 70 b. he b. most Of e ICED
81 bird shot Cred b. parties unksown.
SAils waiting % EsTlss0~ Two ether
ssStiss 9th sAsm be sas wnlklne also
got sVTisAisd with shot Theg wsss
sTidsntiy qolts . distances fsOm tns
Gsass'. q most u ne shot ouly peas-
iFa'sd The shln % lodged IL che slosh-
iaE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
Key from Archer aud intermediate
points on ThuTsdAJ



Jonesvillr April ~ --Busirsss -
called J NJ Milton 60 Komoko sun.
day
Mr. aud Mss Is Fowler Of Lsnnon
Visited the laItsFS parents. Mr. and
Mr. ~ 4 Pickett. . fee dAJs this
Nrek
Mr. and Mr.. q 7 Miller aud daugh.
t~n. litIls hissss Elsis and O'b,s ~.
tended church a. NsSboTry lsst San.
dHJ
W n Pickett Ahd sister Miss~s
Hslissa and Glenn. and John ". hlllsT
attended church 20 SsubsfrJ SundaI
sight
Easter parties are namsTous ~ this
place FSIdAJ hlRh' lhs'. sss one 81
70. A F,eksit's HAtsFdsJ there -as
oos 81 " " spfss ssd oss 81 Joe
williams
IN. Alsmas o. Gainesville 10 Wait
ihE iF,ssds here ths Wssk
NJ scOtt hsd ths nisioFtuBs W i0ss
kts Hss doE ihs S~st
Eam0f hes IL that West. one Of the
walsSnslgs msb. la Departed f0F
soaIh CsSol'ss. hls foFnasF home
TAsf- s,li b. . sasdsJ school eos.
V~stl,n hsrs 90 TFidsy. astsrdsy snd
TIE afth sasdsJ All Az lsviisd
Nm He'll - HaGslsG ~ . sAs mlIl
assst Iso sn4 sss-haf miles ssss ~
bsFs IL siii uss employment "a
qsits q ns@bss u haasis
Ass W bhsmsA sams sunday
aSsuisE 10 aii he SsGsiaS spp0ist-
@ssi &c - sssSspanisd ~ Nis
dsa2htsf. hiss Fgsskls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
Railroad Opened TO Mukden.

Fusan, April 26-The FIRST railroad
train from Lao Yang since the retrea,
OF the Russians from that place last
year reached Mukdcn station late yes
terday. crossing the Hun river on the
temporary bridge which Japan ha-
just completed Regular train, will De-
run between Por, Da'ny and Mukdon
in a few days. Quantities OF supplies
are being sent to Tie Pass from New
Chwang In junhs up the Lao river.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

exScuon or the acceptance OF re-
ward, compensation or remuneration
by public officers or appoinlees for she
= performance, non. performance or vio.
lHtion OF any act, rule or regulation
that may be incumbent upon them to
/ administer, perform, execute or have
executed, was amended As TO except
rewards for the apprehension " crimi.
mails IL was then ordered re-engrossed
for its third reading
Senator Blount's bill defining tenan
cies at will, and To provide mode to de.
termining, etc was placed ou second
reading for amendment.
Senator Zim's bill to make more per.
feet records Of titles to real property
in this state gave way to substitute
measure by the judiciary committee,
which substit ite was placed back upon
IT. second readiog for amendment
Senator TrHmmell's bill providing
that when fertilizer 10 not ~ repre-.
sented 10y vendor, and the purchaser
suffers damage by reason nf said fer.
tillzrt not containing the ingredients
which the vendor thereof represents u
to con tain. the purchaser may recover
from the vendor the damage 90 sus.
tanned After some discussion by SEN.
Ator Adams aud others the bill was put
back on the second reading for amend.
ment
The senate went into executive sea.
sion
A. the Key West railway extension
bill was about To be- taken up. the SEN
ate nd journed until tomorrow
The Wales claim Of tI63, loo with
interest IL before che senate
In the House,
The fullowing bills were introduced
aud referred
Mr. BuckmAn define duties of
State attorneys and liz their salaries
Mr. stephens 10 vest county com.
miwioners With power Ia employ NJ.
totnrys ~ certain eases before county
judges and Justices ~ the prAcr Also
bill IN amend IaW relative to allow.
ing shefifs and other police officers to
carry weapons without giving bond
Mr. Wilspn-To incorporate ,he
town Of For, Myers
Mr. William, -- 10 amend the lAw r..
lating To lApyrrs anu the practice IT
Law.
On tqu~si ~ MI Wells ~ Hllis
boto the S"natr bill Co lrRalIE~ aud
validate ordinance M $3.50 ~ the city
Of lamps "a. taken up sud passed
Mr. Nnblr's bill taxing doRs, after
discussion. Vas ordered rDgTOssrd
An Invitation 10 attend reception
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

Using Tau, Shantuns Peninsula, On
ma, April 2G.-POsitive confirmation
was obtained here OF the Statement,
that the Russian squadron left Kan
ranh bay April - and that the Rus
sian cruiser Sviati,ina, Russian hosp,
al ship, and II transport ships are sti..
OF Kamranh bay, The division Of o.
Russian squadron commanded by Ad
miral Neligaton bad not joined the
main squadron commanded by Admiral
ROjestyensky up to today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

A'ksns. Ga Apr - ia ihs fsrera'
eosr ysst--say .ldiei@sats fDr 300
ere ssfs fsraf1s1 aEainIt n l. l-lti
nas. wskson = HEooss. Ceorrs Hss
Rates. Harvey sas fsily - naEs essss
ars ~ ~ iuvssti gated tozorrvr. 2
"a BappaEEtDa sAs arrested keFs to-day
ca . sA&rE~ - uJiag 70 iasscs g.
ErU~s - t@piETEis - NissisEippi Ifs
base was aasS SMA hs 80 ruisnss<
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
TOGO Near Korean Coast.

Toxic. April 25.-2:3O p. MT was
reported from Korea today that Admir-
al Togo with the major part OF hi
squadron, was at Masampo bay. near
Fuian, Korea, April 20.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

To-. April e. i'rnts ,faf.es
a. l. Iols ru. rru rrpfsrsuta' 30
~ ,s. .. .sr o. G~rmaEy uith TIE
Japa1 az. ae''a- '''1''e % F''i''
So .. t8ta. arrived hsrs to.sy
from Mt 'nfoA's 70 ~'' ".s. ?
Rsprrseu'a ~ .l' @Ps'8 % -
pan snd a'- 80 81 sc -
-. .r,sr.. 49, rAlwaT tsar,on
Trnes CA .''h'h '''''s'a S.' -
eoLsef % a. Fa@FF- NA-eA -
80 60 ds--E Dc sAy ~ thh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27

Berlin, April 26.-An investigation
shows that the German cruiser Sper'
Der was not in the straits of Formosa
April %. She arrived at Using Tau
from Shankai Kwan April p and leti
Using Tau April "a, bound for Hong
Kong
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
ANT NEWS FROM
FAR EASTERN war
Admiral Togo's Fleet Reported
To Be On Korean Coast.
kURoPArkIN LEAVES THE ARMY
Russian Squadron Has Left kamranh
Bay and Its Whereabouts Are un.
known-Japs Royalty Entertain Ger.
man Princes.

Using Tau. April 26.-The German
cruiser Sperber reports having sight.
ed on April 22 in the straits of For
mosa, a japanese man.ofwar towing
another one which was badly damaged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-27
DEPOSITORS CAUSE
RUN ON THE BANKS
Excitement Intense In Milwau.
kse Over Defalcation.
SHORTAGE is OVER A MlLLloa
Confidence Seems Hard TO Restore In
Wisconsin Cty-Peopls Line Up Be
fore Paying Tsllers Windows and
Demand Their Money.

Milwaukee, April 70 Despite assur.
RnceS ;hat the Milwaukee Trust com.
pany Was IA no manner involved By
the financial trouble of Frank H. Bige
low, former president OF the First Ma.
touai banh OF Milwaukee, aud con.
leased driaulIer OF moro than n mil.
lion dollars, crowds Ut people today
we're in line long before tho OPENING
OF the Trust company banRJvaltlnE 70
withdraw their deposits.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
j. r. DntIield Returns.

]. r. Dufiield, one of the pioneers
Of Goldhed and ore Of the lucky
owners in the richest lease on the
Kendall claim at Columbia, returned
to Tonopah yesterday morning after
two months trip through the east
ern states. While he had most en-
joyable trip, Mr.. Dutiield says that
there is no place like the good old
sagebrush state On his way in Mr.
Dufiield spent a few days in Carson
and did what he could to assist in the
county seat fight. Mr.. Dufiield also
brought his mother and sister from
Philadelphia, their former home, to
San Francisco and they are now es.
conced in cosy cottage in the bay
city, the gift of Mr.. Duflield.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
TONOPAH SECURES
COUNTY SEAT.
Assembly Passes the Bill
by Vote Of SS to 8.
Hon. Geo. A. Cole Does Splendid Work
While Cushing and McCann
Fight to the End.

On Wednesday we received tele-
gram from Carson stating that the
county seat removal bill, amended TO
take effect May /, had passed the
Assembly that day, by vote of 33
to 6. This was certainly the best
news for Tonopah that has flashed
over the wires for long time, Hon
George A. Cole had charge of the
bill in the lower house and he handled
it with the skill OF a veteran Messrs.
Gushing and Mccain continued to
fight the measure TO the bitter end.
They could only muster six votes on
final roll call, however, and the bill
passed with a whoop The six who
opposed the bill are Cushing and Nc
Cam of Nye county, Sadler and
Brossimer Of Eureka, Coryell OF
Eko and Triplett OF Lander.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
RECEPTION TO
SENATOR NIXON.
Citizens Of TOnOpah Will
Honor Their Friend.
Distinguished Guest viii Receive
Royal Welcome at Mizpah Club
on Tuesday Night.

On Tuesday evening next the citi-
zens Of Tonopah will tender Hon.
George S. Nixon, United States Sen
ator- elect from Nevada, public re-
ception at the rooms of the Mizpah
Club. This is to be public recep-
tion given by the citizens of the town
and everybody is invited to attend.
The Mizpah Club has kindly given its
spacious club rooms for the occasion
and the reception will last from eight
to nine o'clock The BONANZA has
arranged with each and every MN
ing company in the camp, having
steam whistles, to blow them at six
O'Clock on the same evening in honor
of the great victory achieved by
Tonopah in securing the county seat.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
PASS RESOLUTIONS.
Graceful Tribute to X. Il. Dunlap
by Associates.

AT the directors meeting Of the
Montana Touopah held in this city
Thursday afternoon, the following
resolutions were passed by,a unani-
nous vote Of the board on the ac-
ceptance Of the resignation OF II, p.
Dunlap as Secretary OF the company:
WHEREAS, r. p. Dunlap has ten
dered his resignation as secretary
and treasurer of this company, be it,
RESOLVED, That the acceptance
OF his resignation is with sincere re-
greet that the company is losing the
valuable services OF an officer who
has for the past two years shown
such JEALOUS interest in its affairs,
and whose most able and efficient
performance of the peculiarly diff
cult duties that have devolved upon
him at various times has earned for
him the warmest appreciation OF the
board of stockholders, particularly
in his careful conscientious and
always satisfactory management of
the entire business Of the company
in addition TO the affairs of his own
Office during occasional and forced
absences of General Manager Knox,
and for his energetic and expeditions
services in attention to matters con
nee tedwith securing patents for the
company's mines.
During the past year, we have had
one serious accident in the mine
which might have resulted in the
commencement of a damage suit
against the company, notwithstand
ing the fact that a coroner's jury
exonerated the company from re.
sponsibility, but for the just and
equitable adjustment effected entirely
through the good offices of Mr.. Dun.
lap, who forced the Liability company
in which we were insured to make a
satisfactory settlement with the
family OF John Mitchell.
We feel that Mr.. Dunlap is en-
titled to the gratitude not only oI
our own stockholders but to the
gratitude of all persons interested in
the development of this district fol
blocking certain scheming stock
bl okers, who attempted manipula
tion Of Montana Tonopah stock by
gross Misrepresentation and il
lurtherance Of a deeply.laid plot
which, If successful, would have
practically confiscated half the valu,
of the stock to these brokers.
We are especially pleased ant
gratifed that Mr.. Dunlap remains
on the board Of directors where we
may continue to enjoy the benefit o
his wise counsel, which has been sucl
a material factor always and hai
contributed in such marked name
to the success of the Company.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
LOCAL LACONICS.

George NJ. Anderson Of Beatty is
spending few days in Tonopah.
b. J. Reilly and wife of Columbia
are at the Palace for few days.
E. B. Brandon Of Denver is in
specting the mines of Tonopah
0. G. Bartholomew of Leadville, is
recent arrival in Tonopah.
Hon Key Pttman. who assisted
materially in the passage Of the
county seat removal bill, at Carson,
has gone to San Francisco for rest
and recreation, combined with busi
ness.
Wesley Warren of Diamondfield
spent several days in Tonopah this
week
A large variety of valentines from
10c to So 80 at the Miners Drug
Store Qnc.) Golden Bldg. d
c. L. Hyde of Ida is in Tonopah
this week. He speaks in glowing
terms of the future of his district
Four inches Of the "beautiful" fell
last night and the prospector is a
happy man today.
The Mizpah Cafe and Grill is
second to none on the desert. The
best at reasonable prices at all
hours. e
Hon. H. L. Frank, a wealthy mine
operator is looking at the mines of
Tonopah and Columbia with a view
to investing
Zeb Kendall one Of Tonopah's most
/ popular young men, returned yester.
day from a two months sojourn in
San Francisco.
Messrs. Finch aud Sheckles who
were leading grocers of Seattle for a
number of years, are now in Tonopah
and expect to go into business in
this section.
The Miners Drug store, Inc.
Golden Bldg, has received another
lot of that popular velvet molasses
candy; pound, 35c; halves, zoe; quar-
ters, l0c. d
]. E. Mclaughlin, pioneer o
Tonopah and Goldfield and one OF the
rich mine owners OF the latter place
spent several days in Tonopah this
week.
Roger Dougherty, the well-knowr
mining man has returned from Gold
reed and says it is wonderful dis
trict. He secured several splendid
locations.
Physicians prescriptions, prepared
with the greatest care and accuracy
and by competent hands only, at the
Miners Drug Store, Inc, Colder
Bldg. d
Whether you buy &c or a "bit'
Plantation cigar you receive ticket
in the drawing of that Old Dutcl
Clock, at the Miners Drug Store
Inc, Golden Bldg, d
T. D. Vandervort, the hustlins
editor of the Goldfeld Review, re
turned to Columbia this morning
after spending a week in Tonopah
Mr.. Vandervort has not enjoyed the
best of health for some time past ant
J while here underwent a surgica
, operation at the hands of Dr. Piper
H. G. Humphry of Reno, is at th,
, | Palace
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
MIDWAY Mine
IS A WONDER.
Ledge Is Now Ten Feet
in Width.
Several Sacks Of Ore Are Awaiting
Shipment That Will Go $1,000
TO the Ton.

The strike made two weeks ago in
the Midway mine and first reported
II the BONANZA, is proving to be the
most sensational yet made in the dis
trict. The ledge which is none other
than the Mcdonald is now ten feet in
width and the values have increased
wonderfully.
A BONANZA representative gladly
accepted the invitation Of Superin-
tendent Ross Condor yesterday, to
inspect the mine and especially the
435 foot level, on which the recent
sensational strike was made. The
sight he beheld was enough TO trans
fix anyone. Ore running into the
thousands Of dollars was exposed in
the east and west drifts on that
level. The ledge runs east and west,
with a dip Of 10 degrees to the north
and fairly glitters with native and
ruby silver. The values are mostly
in silver, being the same as the Mon
tana Tonopah in that respect.
Three carloads will be shipped on
Monday that will average $500 tc
the ton and il the sacks were at hand
$50, 900 worth could be shipped i'm,
mediately, some Of it $1,000 ore, the
result of only two weeks work. The
strike OF the rich ore was so unex
pected that the company was unpre
pared to handle it, The Tonopal
company kindly loaned the Midwa!
people 1870 sacks yesterday and al
order has been placed by wire fol
several thousand.
The directors Of the Midway ar,
II c. Brougher, James L. Butler, j
p. Stenson, T. L. Oddie, ]. j. Nc
Quillan, j. w Douglass and Henrl
Anderson.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
FLORENCE Extension. .

Thomas Fleming, general manager
of the Florence Extension mine at
Liberty, is still in San Francisco,
where he went several days ago to
buy hoist for the rich mine Mr..
Fleming has been in poor health for
a long time and he hopes that the
trip to California will be Of benefit to
him Charles Maunder of the Utica
Co. is in charge of the mine during
Mr.. Fleming's absence.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-02-04
John McKnne Returns.

John McKane, who has done so
much for Tonopah and Goldtield and
who is held in the highest esteem by
our people, returned yesterday from
an extended tour OF the East. Mr..
McKane recently purchased Mr..
Reilly's interest in the rich Quartz
ite lease at Diamondfield and indica-
tions are that through it the popular
gentleman will add a few hundred
thousand dollars to his bank roll