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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
AN INTERRUPTED INTRODUCTION

Wa flashed from ihe ateH ~ STAT
Wimbledon WHfhaY aHd HraHi"sf
usiutN4 hia fhrDhH HH hr Hahbira
iHfp he police station Hifh hia Iuu=
rIaiuf A would be- HHHaHsiH rId#
iaR % bicycle had bumped infH ths
asa laf a. The foot 81 biil Nhiis
the old warrior eHH pulling hIWsf 7
together IN thf ditch the HIopd
buuuds bad escaped him.
-iiul you must catch him. iHz
sna.tng. exclaimed the fssgaf cot
hts features rauHat be- cert alt bat
be- wears blue sweater with a
white horse badge That iH enough
catch villain wearing that rag
10 departed then far his frri#
deura. lurhu8W tuuae# where De
expected 80 meet that daf tuI How
ED paahbf. bic old eHmfaas i8H
arms The feteuua haa .HHt been
auartHfed nt namai t'tHii Their
dreams had Included the meeting. in
tbs fr future. and ihe wedding IF
Henry bsahbf and Rosie Wa1haI
IuHt aa the maiet reaa he'd IHfkz
uaw house rYfllHs rode up aud Hd
dlassad remark 10 Hpaie. whp eus
inuustfiaunlY bedding aut her b.
loved plants A Heeond aianae and
thr major grew purple Riih fury
There nss the blue sweater Hni the
white horse
You unutiersbis fasrala he
raafed
My dsae all" began the wheel
mHu.
Your dear nothing" retortad the
maIpf You mufdrfnna hu4llgHn.'
Police Constable WaikeE who
CHANGED 60 be- passing aaa hailed
and the protesting young man hated
% the station
we've Eat hin. Ward" began
Mai Wafbuf az they crossed The
tifeahaid
eglad 30 hear no. cir" returned fha
inspector = vas feeling uHslHy.
fan aH matter II aeg We have
fHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Two nhbtfH demanded fbe ma-
iur
aHty.bius aemtefa nth white
hDfae hHdaes'
safa enough Thrfe ihef sat and
ihes looked frHperfable. too
"Nay awkward Hsid the malHr
- mistake somewhere. Apologize
BHf drop TIE WHfirr
we cannot answered iHapret9f
WaHd = Iu#s lnaHHed that baaf
HasaHHu' stole ths wheel aaa cloth
iun ~ HH Injured HHd uuHYnr iHpH
bl.faiIsi and left tHWpH clothing
behind rs 20 serious rase aua Sc
must soft hlW
TIE telephone beii rang There
wee frs moments talk AID then
The paifzIea inspector f8ufnea o. HE
major
They've GOT tao ~ uafaie1," he
said. "oue Hi Hut9n ana three az
irBffs.'
"Ihry are HffeatIHR the whole
rnuHIf afnHHsd the major
There eaa HHafnIsg ~ fhr sta
ton futfaHHr. q door flew open aHa
n H|HfHHNMNEH thAfHA N'N eH.HN Has ff'aH -
msu wearing tHa faial=biue sweater
with she white horse.
"e8L DaahbY exclaimed Wa
boy
HM4lorfa shouted thr prisoner
Then. as hs BOXED af lbs other rsF-
lives Morrison. Dixon sHa
HARRY fan. what briues You here
-THe maBof. said itafry smiling
Wafboy aasped hlh apologize COL
naahby explained ihaf the cid boys
81 suaubufn school were taking
fhsIl auuual spin and that they wore
the uniform sweater Fortunately
fsr MHi Wab0Y the ealprit proved
90 be ONE Of the auspsrta ~
rrnfhT
Sc escorted hia guests tn LurtnaH
hauaa. uhrrFa lntm3ueiun 60
Rosie. which haI been interrupted
bY hIs affsat eaa formally made
I've treated Harry bu'aiif
Rosie said tic major You NfH
have 10 make amends
And seemingly Rosie dif. f1r even
now ttrra afr whispers ~ we'd
ding ffnm LlclHaa house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Tobacco Rebellion

An uenuate informed atteapondvet tells h ha' the III
49,, lfn Il. lnrser due 80 the the tobacco crop
Ana because last Seasons failure "a said that Eea"'"e
uan tobacco promises be scarce a. II vas dnas Tue span
ssh. Nnegleba - ...,.
Last season uuio'oahe ever known IN e Nu.'
An,t 4eht reson the choicest tobacco Leaf arrows ne
,ps we've drowned time aud again The tenant at"'s ven
t h,t subsistence The people the province Wefe atana
s i, 20 the government The latter unable to
hello them and the people thus ripe Tor rebellion
Il "A also stated goVtrs should now be hhH Tor the "c
- ~ mus With ctyl vai r1yagng the fislds planting Is ian
,,asle aud farmers iaee another season OF poverty
Tho revolution Cuba Is tobacco revolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
FRISCO DRIVER
RUNS AMUCK

The local hotel bus drivers are
having much sport TO-DAY 81 me
expense % r Walkeg. the neN
driver for the Saves hotel Walker
came here from Frisco and lutimAf
ed that be wosld he The ealf real
bus driver ia Seattle. that the locals
wsrs . back angab.F and not ugte.
date
saturday night Walker started
out wlth a brand new bus. one that
had Just been received by the Sc
attia Transfer company. TodaI
thaf same bus Is in the repair shop
ana Walker IA duing considerable
thinking According 10 the local
drivers. Walker cent up against
something en- The Waterfront res.
tsrday and came out Hecoad best
With his driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TICS for shoppers.


Washable spinach D. now seen IN
the shops Twenty cents the small
meaanfe
Shoe Shines are all the rage
Some possessing quite a pnliah mak
he had rive pei. uf hlR Tor q Qauf.
set
Al this time ot the year straw
bats may be picked up fnr the ask.
tng At nus ash barrel
A prominent ahop Ia fhia city Il
displaying some holeleaa dnushnuta
rhe} are a novelty rive cents the
.aiK
inreiB antique euppefH ore so the
faEe Get them a. ahf nenaf az
ende They arr guinr lthe hot cakes
~ no Tor d dime
prHuuiH wiih che eHirst shells
arouud fhrm are uoa Ia be- bad ri
many places HroHHd este principal
STREETS Some yefk tnrsIrrahia unea
afv shown 4 nickel the bag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
ANNUAL CANE
RUSH IS On

Tho annual cane rush between
h. fro4hmen and sophomore ~
sbs seattle hinh school Is on ihia
l4hernuon The rush iH being pulled
En- la Lincoln park. within "a Oloek
Isf the school
n Thare are "a students from raeh
Aldo la the rush aud three atudeniH
from nach class. also three members
of tho faculty. are fefefaelng the
I4taHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
MORE soolGs ARG FOUND

Ban FRANCISCO. sept &c
shile eisaflnE debris at the eofuef
uf kifh and Mnaa OTIS. A Arm
affnns. = contractor discovered :
Heofr 81 bodies. hs Victims q The
feennt flrr and safthauake The
haoildlng haa been use.a as q iodE
lnE hoHae before the tiAa afor Arm
atFuaE has positively idaniiflea ane
Of the bodies ~ that 81 a some
man named Woods. Who ass en-
pioYed a. a uaehialsi bY the nia
dea irnn Works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Ds is,stntSfsep e. !:

10 b. posted notifying the depoal
tors that the bank - GA the Blink.
Sometimes ID i the cashier ~ no
4 the heavy yillaia. ard The prvst
dent i oaa 81 thr sapes Hat IA
either case fhe directors are 81 20
the laYoyi'eh.
The conalfy & Kept busy h~axs
fnx wflfed vegetables at shat wefe
foremost and azEaeiuus eiusrua ia
I'll thef became hank directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TnE BANK DIRECTOR As a
BLUFF.

II a more il sorrow than IN an
ger that I contemplate that prize
nfodaci III the period Of the ntf&
mills. taa bank director He i one
al the kneients. with moss ou his
back 40 lons yoa cuald comb i cat
with the old family rako. But dna {
DO h. Yau vii disturb The aosioa
doxing IN A.
The aank director Is = marx Who
Ia been carefully picked fof ne
position tie haa been csnsilsd
H. an sxE. 70 see II he vii 90.
D. what Why, NhAf the hanA
uFesident tells hlm 10.
A bank director Il Dot always
NECESSARILY chosen hseause he has
MONEY and knows bow 10 taAe care
of il If he looks HE Il he aill
d. White whlskaFed. haldhended
ones Nth little black string neck
ti4z can get an euEaEemsnt Rnt
ttuse In she rural regions the
nsektle preferably t. omitted, aa
A shows the old buck e q self
made man and therefore worth tWo
al fhs other kind On the lettefhe8d
OF TIE EANaftAs az N@@t++ -
vastly Impressed az the galaxy ~
virtue and business acumen. little
realizing that he bunch j. about
All In A. regards human activities
auA are under The thumb q 2 prs
laeas who - The whole works
Al first the duties o. the direct
osa are very oneruas The pfesi.
aeat worries them with biz PROT
lTtu4 aud little details until they
Zee relieved xhen he flnaR q solh-
fton himself. They set tired II ta-
fng called away from their regular
oecupafions lie finally lets them
stAy away as much "a possible. AZ
hong a. the dividend rate - kept 40
they are not Hstle proud 81 tho
haavy part they play. which con
slsts simply IN looking so uise that
barn owls face - comparatively
frivolous
Bu, the bank president plugs
a4ay AZ the books and Doodle while
fheg sleep. Then some morning,
whsn they are iookinE wissf than
ever aud are beginning 70 suffer
sharp pains xhsra Il has ingroWn
and begun pressing upou the psna-
tefla obi0nGata. a transient bank
examiner Who has dim impres sion
that he aaw that bank somewhere
abuut five years aso. reports that
there are not enough asmets left for
painting the little card that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
AFvIend That Never
Fails You

A frfeua that never falls you Il
= good Substantial hank Account
is always rrndg whsn rou nred u
A safe piaes 90 bsVp Ypur account
Is 9Th the state Bank % Seattle
wheru your savings draw Z per ocni
s.4fuf.aunstfs4 aalnl annually 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

faf the c0-8iHf evenings Is little
black m1ifr oahi De- ahpen The
Fsuns. shleh e o. intended % be
Worn wiih. are 81 black lace over a
Hight eu.uHHd slla
The nhiH bach u the coat d
alinhtif laaae fiuinE The sharp
ts1lntud ffnufa are a BIZ longer Hua
lay over other points ut hHAtf
raiafea embroidery The tones 81
this afr varied and delicate.
The Hams sharp auiilne appears
again IN the rvFera The smbretd
cts Is used Tot thiA decoration. vhtle
aands ~ Is arr asad "a the aicefea
ahaft puffa fofm these, Nhils Hilt
u nutad Ia 90 = flouuee AZ . finish
wifA hsndsome ieNeled buckle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Side Light

oas Side urht uroa awful situation la Russia h'~a
nv the statement OF pfokoNtch Russian reaEes
nov "a
n,.hoatca Is an iuteaatlonaste would call an an
shis Ha father is wealthy Russian ssuueman IN the diplo
matte service -
siberia whsnce escaped no uampea Europe oi'ee IN
st,s condition uuee Paris he tclesapaed his father Tor
sss.ance Aud ibis the fathers tepbt
4 Win no, send goa bat u you wh come he'o
viii gladly have sou hanged
ina bitterness between the political factions Va
p could no better be Illustrated this brutal tcekum
o. a father hts
When an natural affection Is swallowed up b such bitterness
,s , 10 no remission sins the tremendous shedding
o blaot
The spelling efoan erase Roosevelt whole plentf
He wn be either Mr Rusevs Rus perhaps Rooseici
Anyhaa h. u never be Teddy Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Low ROUND rRip psrns TO
NEW ORLEANS.

VIA ~osthsrn Pacific Dates % sale
October : ana q fluui return limit
November IS. Rate vta short direct
route tse 90 For particulars call
Northern Pacific city ticket office.
corner Frrsi az. and Truisf way s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
City Hall Market

b899 Thlrd az. undsrafila every
butcher shop iu toHn kead these
prices. in effect every dAf Ia the
seef Pot Haarta. e. - ge o.
lib steak. 3 lba gsC. leE lamb.
lal.e. OF 40 rnani fnllnd. 100 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Phone Your Orders 10
City Nall Market

For good meats At the following
prices. Pot roast. SC. leg lamb,
i've. roant steak. ioe lamb
chopa. toe. and lard. iec Dslitery
made ~ am place IN the city 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

G N Mnfhpy. a mefnhef ~ she
Chapman vvangeitatic refpa. 10 sa
attic last summer. has returned and
this wssk vill hold services rssfh
Hfeaink ~ the Chusiisa and Aiis
4tonsfy Tabernacle 81 Malta It -
tuern Twnifth and Fourteenth avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

fnsh Vie
HBw faf 81 Il possible fur man
70 49, on water rot RisT
Year question cannot b. answer
I'd Nau1e u0u. having stfunz eYes.
ran So much further ihaE others
wha mas have peRk eyes Hut q
Ia fact that any bo'f can see much
further "a water than sHY ethef
aftnk JOSH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

= suppose President nnaaaYcits
condition mast he profits soriaua
seflnua What's happeued =
"Oh. $40. soothing alarming. lsut
alhfe bea heeu 81 oyster baY he's
HAD several bad spells
Wtenf Uof a hes spa peri Extra
autf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Spokane and Return

For 400 bg Great Northern D..
WHf. EaIng Sept q. good 10 ,s,s,.
up 90 Oct 2 Ticket oales. seessa
sHd Columbia -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
EXCURSION RATES TO
nIFTAL0. N. Y.

Wa Northern Pacific Dates n sale
uatahsf 8 and O. Going itmlf 70
dayr fuhi return fimf November
Is Hafs 80 4 splendid abp1r-
fauifv Fnr particulars esH city
tlakrf office y y 80. corner FiFsf
af and feaieF way. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

roHf TOWNSEND. wash 20
= jacob Mfat. Of ksskls'
aHph1miah county. vaa iaa.s
pointed deputy collector N !.
customs rrrsieo and detailed -
iHiF ne Hp.#gu. naa aib.n.., i
the l"aad'f 81 planozaa coaa,a
Hh.lh Ell. D. 9pms4 OF ! iA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

An itishman. Sticking ap sr trrnY
blanket frnm tho wA0siie. tufnpd 70
hia companies. asNtnz
Hos furky { founH me BLANKET o
sae IN Initials ~ me name " Tor
Patrick AIT 2 for NrCaffy huw
ria8 I am that have some school.
Ina M J "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
STAR DUST
By Josh"

essr pRlzs ros nesr CONTRIBUTION 81 ereo"o PRIZE
srNo m YOUR YARNS MAKE E@ nagF AND AooaEt
.JosH WISE" TIE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Get a book of plans for pretty
hofnes. for 25c. from Knapp a. West.
554 COImau building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Imported @oolens. correct styles
Elliott a Mc6twepr. i3as Soc
ond Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

4 Scotch ycuth wishing 20 afo.
poaa. bar rot having sufficient
cuuaags. to.ok his fair one 10 visit
bis ancestral baFinl slot
rIsanie. says be- ali ms people
ile buried here. would ma Yau hke
"a b. buried here tNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
MINISTERIAL MEETING

special naeetiag Of the EvanEsl
teal Ministers association ia hs,fua
hstd az The Flraf MwihnsilMt shurs-h
tkis afteruaon Prof " q Flinu
aaf J WhitC1mb nfoaghef sns
spsakiaK On the question ~ The
Relation ~ the Church "a Health
culture and Physical culiure
American Savings nank q aafs
Deposit hpfes ft8a paf anaum Im
pFrgn#ble "a hurElafy of fire M
Hmlne oar vaults had b. convinced
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Spokane and Return

Far si0fo hr Great SorthsTn Rail
war. going sept "a. good 70 return
up 20 Oct Z. Tiekvt office. Sscond
ana Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
-ApplLNINTNI .hppnni.n.

WAsmAGroN sept - 49, ~
lection - taH Fifi National b..s
9f Pullman. If the National Bs6E =
Commerce 81 Seattle. as fe.s.. =
agent has been approved a. Wa
IHEI.u aN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Have yau ever hnled homewaFd,
rteilbH happy as q lord,
just returning from a party,
stupplus short a. bih beard
Have YOU trlad 20 read ihe ads
thercf
See hos sunny Jim then stluai
Henry George aavma Go b. piaYihs
with the little Gold Dust Twins
rhrn you notice lafse bottle
or anme ceiebatel -
While tbe Rainier sir. Is cheWins
SOME of neeehsm'a chualnH sum
Doctor alnaus great cure fef horses
Makes meal Of QUAKER Oats,
Aud sapalio ls washing
With the ltoF3 SOAP tllat floats
Then you see tuttds biscuit
Drinking SuYdcr'a Cataup raw.
Aud Hviusea Pickle smoking
A cigar that's called Tom Moore
General Arthur Doe Is busy
Drinking Gold shield Coffee
there
Nna sua sce R0wea patent d0or
knott
Using nandsF 10 krup hair
Then tnu see the nHkina aatfii
Move Imperial Cigarettes
Nud ion feel IKE mut irE hamrwaff.
GUitine inside irom the set
Strange Young lafF. approaching
-entleman ga Second az 4 want 90
90 % the bon Marche
Gantirman All rlxht you mas 50
this time. but dunt ever ever aHk
me awaiu Fuauy nuffrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

Teacher. 60 5 hot wh9 Had heau
whispering JaeA. leave this raan
inatlntlS
Jack. Raising 90 SCI ana not go
las t. las The r1om aifh ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Eye Specialist
20 zoe sRokkANE

~ Jane q Johnson. 3 P
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

4 Htfle hoy Sho lad been seep
Ing bitterly whs audarnlF Inter
rupIrd b the appearance ~ bis
mother Re turned around and
said say. ms. So Ypn know wha'
I've hecn rryirx fof 1T "a iail
Yeaiar Ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
A Word From josh Wise.

= g,ieas fellofa
mafp Interested Ia
things he's got an
interest IN fauafh
el IN IMAM A. be
passed out cheeks
10 hih employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

When In position - ahsWa
FERNS coal -burntng crate. and
when reversed u forms a Wppd
burning crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

$3.50 sHk
1909
. October ? Is ths day g..
: body helps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

81 blast attachment aud prevents
room when feeding fuel.
be quickly attached
,liar
ting stove 90 fire place can be fur
2 and iig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

shich closes register "a top of hot
fupkn and EaH escaping into fhv rp9f
Foat rails and brackets can be
check draft in back 81 pipe COLLAR
Goose neck elbow for cpnHectiuF
tiHhef When ordered for Nos ne 81
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-05-05
Mill for Tonopah Ore.

Notwithstanding the Best & Belchel
mill is running continuously at it's full
crushing capacity of seventy tons pei
day, Tonopah Mining Company ore is
plling up at a rate that it will be neces.
sary for the Buffers company to carry
out its plan of building a stamp mill Of
200 tons daily capacity in Sixmile con-
yon, mention of which was made in the
Chronicle last February, and it is now
asserted on reliable authority that the
plans for such a structure have been
prepared and the work of construction
will begin at an early date.
AS heretofore stated in the Chronicle
the site selected for the milling plant
is on Mill street just west of the Ne
vada brewery. This site was chosen
for the reason that ore a be shipped
to a point on the C. & G. r e-house
track directly opposite the mill and the
ore dumped from the railroad cars into
a chute leading directly into the bins
above the battery room, thus saving
the expense of rehandling it as at pres
ent. The returns from Tonopah ores
worked by the Buffers company are
said to exceed ninety per cent of the
assay value.
The shipments are accommodating SO
rapidly that several carloads are side
tracked at the Mound House until the
track leading to the Best & Belcher
mill is relieved of its present conges-
tion-Virginia Chronicle.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-05-05

Advertise in the BONANZA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-05-05
Wanted.

Bids for excavating for basement of
State Bank and Trust Co. new building
corner Main street and Brougher ave
nue.. Dimensions: Corner Main and
Brougher avenue, 7 feet deep; north
east corner, 8 feet 5 inches; southeast
corner, 10 feet 8 inches deep; south
west corner, 9 feet deep. Cellar 81
feet wide on Main street and 100 feet
long on Brougher avenue.
All sand and gravel to be dumped in
separate piles on Main street as direct
ed. All other dirt to be removed from
the premises.
Bids will be received up to noon,
May 3, 1906, by E. B. Cushman, Agency
State Bank & Trust Co., Tonopah,
Nevada.
Owners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. 1t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-05-05
Schwab Our Friend.

A dispatch from the secretary Of the
Wal[street Mining Exchange to Robert
Romer of San Francisco, dated April
10Th, but sent by train from Chicago,
reached its destination a few days ago.
1t contains the interesting news that
Schwab is supporting the Nevada stocks
morally and financially. The telegram
is as follows: New York, April 10
Robert Romer, San Francisco and Ton
opah Mining Exchange, Mills building,
San Francisco: The members of the
Mining Exchange in New York, in spe-
cial meeting, by resolution extend sym
pathy to the members of the San Fran
cisco Exchange. The market here has
been strengthened by the announce
ment that Mr.. Schwab will lend,
through New York brokers, so per cent
of the market value of approved Ne
vada stocks. Brokers here done every
thing possible to discourage bearish
activity. Supporting orders coming in
to this market.
"F. C. Stafford, Secretary"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-05-05
RuIIlrog District spreadlng.

The scope of the Bullfrog country is
spreading gradually to large dimensions
and Rhyolite is getting to be the center
Of one of the largest mining districts of
the west. Some distance across the
Amargosa desert is the state line that
divides Nevada and California, and
those districts which lie within a days
drive of Bullfrog are naturally tribu-
tary to the camp. There is a huge
tract Of highly mineralized land which
lies il what is locally termed the Fun
eral range, although the government
geologist places it in the Grapevine.
Here in Bullfrog the boundary between
the Funeral and the Grapevine is
Boundary canyon, and this is taken as
correct hereabouts, says the Bullfrog
Miner. The district is being connected
with Rhyolite by a direct road across
the Amargosa desert. This road is be-
ing built by the Keane Springs Land
company, which is making a prosperous
little camp at Keane Springs, which lies
some eleven miles in a direct line across
the desert from Rhyolite. The new
camp has a beautiful water supply, and
will prove a great benefit to the r
rounding country. 1t will also give a
big cutoff to the Death Valley and
Panamint country.
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Buildings For Sale.

The building belonging to the State
Bank and Trust Co. at the southeast
corner of Brougher Avenue and st.
Patrick streets is offered for sale. Also
building OF Main street, adjoining Ne
vada Transfer and Express Co. office.
Buildings to be removed within one
week. Apply E. B. Cushman, Agency
State Bank and Trust Co. 1t.
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When in Tonopah, try a meal at the
Mizpah Cafe and Grill, the ideal dining
place of the desert. You will find the
best the market affords there at all
hours. The doors are never closed. g
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Order Your Coal and Wood.

The Tonopah and Goldfeld Fuel
and Feed Company are doing a
lourishing business these days. They
have coal and wood sufficient to sup
ply several camps and are reasonable
in their prices. Their tele phone
number is 483. Call them up and
place your order. It
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Socials will be given every Saturday
evening, as usual, at Miners Exchange
hall. Lessons given at residence in
Tonopah Sewer Company's building,
Upper Main street, daily. Agents for
Edison photograph records. If
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Work on the new Merchants Hotel
has been started, but it will be several
months beforeit will be completed. In
the meantime the old reliable Mer-
chants will continue to be the popular
headquarters for mining men. m