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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-14
STANDING ROOM
AT A PREMIUM
PEOPLE UNABLE TO GAIN AID.
MISSION TO THE
BUTLER.

Crowded houses, to such an extent
that the box Office had to be closed,
were the conditions at the Butler
Theater last night. The new play,
"A Picnic at Millers," was presented
and it proved to be one of the best
that has been given at the Main street
playhouse. Billy Onslow and Eddie
O'Brien, as Finnegan and Rafferty,,
kept the house in an uproar the en-
tire time. AS Irish comedians, Ons-
low and o Brien are topnotchers, and
it is surprising to find them away
from a regular circuit. Fred Griffith
as Jack O'Brien (the fighter) was
good and played the role to stand
still. Helen Douglass took the part
of the mischievous daughter off fine
and was also we'll received when she
rendered "The Bathing Girl" One
of the best features of tfe evening
was Marie Celestine, who, as a Coney
Island Jimmie" brought down the
house when she sang Waltz Me,
Bill" The chorus, also attired as
Jimmies. kept the audience roaring
The moving pictures, under the SUI
pervision of Prof. Murphy, were good
and were much appreciated.
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death COMES
TO An OLD-7IMER
GEORGE SHERWELL, RESIDENT
OF NEVADA FOR THIRTY
YEARS, is DEAD.

Another of the old-timers of Tono-
pah has passed to the great beyond.
News was received here yesterday of
the death in Reno, on Thursday, of
George Sherwell. The deceased was
about So years of age, a native of
Devonshire, England, and had been a
resident of Nevada for about thirty
years. Not little of his lifetime
was spent in Bodie, California, but
he was for the most part resident
of Virginia City, having been min
er in the good old days of that great
camp.
Mr.. Sherwell came to Tonopah
about five years ago and mined in the
Montana-Tonopah and other mines.
He was prominent Mason and Odd
Fellow, and had a host of friends
who will sincerely mourn his loss. He
left here three weeks ago, his health
being not of the best, but it was not
! supposed that his condition was SER
ious. and his death was a shock to
his family and friends. He leaves a
widow and two stepsons. Mrs. Sher.
well is a prominent member of tn.
Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made. Mr.. Sherwell left on last
evenings train for Reno, where in
terment will take place
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Will CURTAIL
COPPER PRODUCT

BUTTE, Sept. 13.-Orders for a
reduction of the copper production
have been issued by the Amalgamat-
ed Copper company, North Butte
Mining company, Coalition Mining
company and the Pittsburg and Mon
tana company.
There is no present intention to
close the mines, but the reduction
will Immediately amount to about so
per cent and will continue until the
surplus of copper is taken up.
An effort will be made to avoid a
general shutdown il possible, but
unless there is an improvement soon
in the metal market all mining will
be suspended. All extensive con-
struction work and unusual develop
ment work have also been stopped,
and in general operating expenses
will be cut down as much as posi-
bic.
The normal output of the Anal
gamated mines has been about 20,-
100000 pounds, but for September
the production will be less than 81
100000 pounds. The production of
the Butte district, normally, is about
100000 pounds, but the produc-
ton is at the rate of 100000
pounds per month.
A large number of miners are be-
ing laid off.
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new OFFICERS OF
THE Miners union

The new officers of the miners
union of this camp will be installed
on the first of October. ]. I. Gori,
the newly elected secretary and trea-
surer of the union, has taken the
place of Walking Delegate Marshall,
who will be absent for the rest of his
term on account of sickness in his
family. The Office will be out of ex-
istence with the incoming of the naw
officers, the duties devolving upon
the financial secretary, Following is
the list of officers who will be INSTALL
ed on the first:
c. G. Smith, president; James
Clarey, vice president; J. |. Gori, Sec
rotary and treasurer; NJ D. Mclean,
recording secretary; Stewart McDon.
aid, conductor; John Strasser, war;
den; J. T. Donnely, J. Mcdonald and
Alex Main, trustees; Fred Lombard.
Chas. E. Merers and Thomas Black
lock, financial committee
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TRAINS DELAYED
BY AN ACCIDENT

The trains leaving here yesterday,
were delayed two hours, caused by
an accident to switch engine. The
latter was attached to number of
freight cars to pull them out of the
way of the Bullfrog train, which was
about to depart. A rail overturned
and the engine ran along on the ties,
cutting them up considerably. The
accident blocked the passage of the
Bullfrog train and also prevented the
coast train from Goldfield from get
ting into the depot.
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LITTLE FLORENCE
settles ITS SUIT

GOLDFIELD, Sept. 13.-One hun
dred and seventy-seven thousand
eight hundred dollars was paid to
the Florence Goldfield Mining Com
pany today by the Little Florence
Mining Company, in settlement of the
claim Of the~lessor that the lessee
had trespassed beyond it's lines Ia
stopping high grade ore, and had also
removed ore from the sill floors on
two levels of the mine, which should
have been left in place. The settle
ment was based on the extraction of
772 tons of ore, after deductins
treatment charges, freight and other
expenses incident to handling the
ore, and places an average value of
about $500 per ton on the ore
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STIRRING Times
AT MANHATTAN
MACHINERY BEING RUSHED IN
AND WORK PROSECUTED
WITH VIGOR.
Especial Correspondence

MANHATTAN, Sept ia steam
hosting plant of 20-horse power ca
pacity has been purchased by w. A.
Pierce, superintendent of the Yellow
Horse Company. This plant was for
merly in use at lease on Combina-
ton ground at Goldfield. 1t has been
dismantled and is now en- route to
Manhattan. Immediately it is in
place at the collar of the Yellow
Horse shaft, sinking will be resumed
and the shaft lowered from its pres
ent depth of 10 feet to the sulphide,
or permanent ore zone. The Yellow
Horse management has been unable
to handle the water flow at the mine
for some time past and as result
was forced to cease operations. 1t
is expected that the pump attachment
to the steam equipment will handle
the flow without difficulty.
BREYFOGLE.
Sinking and prosecuting are both
in vogue at a depth of 210 feet in the
Breyfogle shaft. The crosscut is be-
ing run out for the purpose of reach
ing contact with the ledge encoun-
tered at the 155-foot level and in
shaft lowering the vein which made
its appearance at the 190-foot point
will be followed. When first en-
countered this ledge was but mar
row stringer, but as it was followed
downward it widened gently until at
the present level it has width of
three feet. 1t is profitable mill ore
in it's entirety. AS the shaft is low
cred, stations will be cut at inter
walls of 100 feet
LITTLE GREY.
Little Grey acreage is again the
scene of placer operations. c. c..
Burns, the man who worked the sur
face dirt last year, is backing the
enterprise. He has a force of men
engaged in shoveling gravel into the
boxes and anticipates making gen
erous cleanup.
WAR EAGLE LEASE.
A strike OF some magnitude has
been made by Pollett and Curn, leas-
ing on the War Eagle claim of the
Seyler Humphrey company. They
have an incline shaft down twenty
feet and at that depth are in two
feet of ore of excellent milling grade.
Seams in the ledge show free gold in
quantity. The latter is being sacked,
START WORK.
Work has been started on the
acreage of the Manhattan Knob Hill
Company with the object of prosecut-
ing an active development campaign
from now on To that end miners
quarters and other buildings are be-
ing erected at the property. Iowa
capital is behind the project. George
Hartley, capable mining man, is in
charge of operations.
ROCKLIN HOIST.
Rocklin acreage is to be equipped
with complete and modern hosting
plant with a lifting capacity from a
depth of better than 500 feet. Az
soon as it is in place the shaft will
be lowered to the 600-foot level and
from thense a crosscut be run over to
the continuation of the Mustang
Thanksgiving contact. Two 60-horse
power boilers, two boiler feed pumps
and a double-cylinder geared hoist
make up the machine equipment.
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The State Fair, to be held at Reno
this month, is attracting attention
all over the State, and the Tonopah
and Goldfield, and Goldfield and Bull
frog roads have made special rates
of one and one-third fare for the
round trip from all points on their
lines. The tickets will be good from
September 18th to the 21st, and good
returning on the 22d. 9-1-14t
Watches carried in stock from the
cheap $3.50 to the costly handmade
Patek Philippi movements. Geo. F.
Blakeslee
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ROCKLIN HOIST.
STOCK ExCHANGE.

Following are the full quotations
as furnished over the private wire OF
the National Safe Deposit and Trust
company:
Friday, September 13, 1907.
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Twelve UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
over Ryan & Stenson's store.
9-9-07-tf
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TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Office of the Secretary
Eli Rullitt building


Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 10, 1907.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company and the Election of d.
rectors for the ensuing year will be
held at the Office of the Company at
Tonopah, Nevada. on Wednesday, Oc-
tober I'd, 1907, at o'clock p. NJ.
CLYDE a. HELLER,
9-l2-19t-Oct. 2-O7 Secretary.
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BULLFROG GOLDFIELD RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Office of the Secretary.
5l1 Bullitt Building.

JII BuIIltt BulIdlnE.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 10 1897
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company and the Election of Di-
rectors for the ensuing year VIII be
held at the office of the Company at
Tonopah, Nevada. on Wednesday, De-
tober ID 1907. at 3 o'clock p. NJ
CLYDE 4. HELLER.
9-l2-19t-Oct. 2-07 Secretary.
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We make a specially of repairing
complicated watches. Blakeslee, the
jeweler
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NEVADA CALIFORNIA POWER COMPANY


ELECTRIC CURRENT
Commercial GOldMeld,
M.
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Certificates of location for ca'e at
this Office
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The STOCK MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE
The full closing quotations as fur
nished by the Kenneth Donnellan
company are as follows:
Friday, September 13, 1907.
TOnOpah District.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14

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BLUE AND GRAY
 MEET IN REUNION
NATIONAL VETERANS OF NORTH AND SOUTH MEET AT JAMES TOWN EXPOSITION AND JOIN IN BRoTHERLY CEREMONIES.

Norfolk, Va, July 13.-The manage ment of the Jamestown exposition has announced that July 16, has been decided upon as the National Veterans associa- tion of the blue and the gray and their Sons day, and that fitting programme for the day has been arranged.
 The meetings of the association will be held in the convention rooms of the Press building, the morning session lasting from to F o'clock and the afternoon session lasting from 3 to o'clock, at which time such business the body have to trans act will disposed of There will be a parade of the old veterans and their sons, at which time music will be furnished by some of the many bands stationed at the exposition An. entertainment will be rendered them in the evening.
 The purpose of this new organization which was formed March 29, 1906, in At lanta, Ga, Is to bring together in a spirit of brotherly love the survivors of the armies of Grant and Lee. in order that there may be a recognized union of the people of the north and south. That every American soldier. whether he wore the blue the gray, by coming in con- tact with each other, learn that after all they are both American citizens, and thereby prove to the world at large that this is a united nation, that sectionallsm no longer holds sway, that veterans of 61-65. whether they lived in the north or south, are united today, tomorrow and forever The association is rapidly grow ing both in favor and numbers, and it is expected that the meeting at the James, town exposition will be largely attended by old soldiers from all parts of the country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
Troubles of Insomnia.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
 Insomnia is a strange disease" said q nerve specialist and strange are some of the remedies that insomnacs-is there such a word ?-devise for themselves.
 "I know a wretched millionaire who can only sleep well when his bed is in mo- tion. Hence he Is nearly always on the move-now in a steamer, now in train. Motion, and only motion, will quiet his quivering and tormented nerves when bedtime comes.
 Some insomniacs find that excessive exercise alone will give them sleep. So they are obliged to steal from their work the best most valuable hours in order to jump or run or row or swim. What borei
 Some insomniacs cannot sleep except in the daytime. That is a great hardship, for 1t cuts them off from the world, and they must work and play alike in soli- tude
 "They are all hocking now to the sea shore. for the sea air and sea bathing will give to the most hopeless insomniac a good nights rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14

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 Tt was a real barbed wire fence, the first in the world, and there was millions of money in 1t, but young Ellwood and his friends laughed at It's freak appear ance. To them 1t was no more than any other freak thing-a freak pumpkin, say
 But one day two strangers saw this fence, perceived how well 1t kept out the pigs, realized how cheap 1t was. realized in word It's value, and ordered several tons of 1t from Ellwood. Furthermore, they contracted to sell for a long term of years all the barbed wire he could pro- duce.
 ''I1llwood borrowed 5000 and set up little factory. A few years later on he had paid back that loan and was worth a small matter of s15,000,0O0 besides,
 And that is the old story of barbed wire which the Ellwood family still con trolls'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
LEXINGTON HOTEL

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 Rooms $1.0O per day md upward European Plan.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
Story of Barbed Wire.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
 "The luckiest invention in history" said a patent official was the invention of barbed wire. The thing happened of itself. It came about by accident.
 Isaac l.. Ellwood was the inventor of barbed wire. Before his time the barbed wire fence was unknown.
 MT Ellwood in his youth lived in Illi- nos, in the town of DeKalb, and having a neighbor whose pigs trespassed on his garden, he put up one day a wire fence
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The Colonel,s Joke

From the Philadelphia Press.
 'In Kentucky, suh," said the facetious Colonel Bibblus, "every child is born with a waterproof coat
 What" demanded the tourist, "A waterproof coat"
 "On his stomach. suh on his stomach" "
The evening world., 1907-04-03
.C0NFESSES STABBING
HIS WIFE In STREET.
Prisoner Declares lie Had a Right
To, Alleging She Was Living
With Another Man.

Charles Cohen, thlfty-ons years old.
OF No - East Houston street, was
to-day held In ti.coo bail for. .tNal by
Magistrate stciusrt In tho Essex
Market Court. charged with fclonious
assault on his wife, Sophie Cohen. OF
No. "a Henry street Mrs. Cohen ep-
prarra tn court slih her head COM
plctcly bnndaEed up 90 that she could
hardly see or speak. Shs charged her
husband. from whom she hes been
separated for some time. With having
stabbed her on tho head and face and
neck whlio in jealous rage at Henry
aud Montgomery streets last night
Cohen admitted having stabbed his
wife. but declared he had a moral. II
not n legal right TO punish her because
she was living WIN another man. lhe
Magistrate did not agree with hlni, now
over. and@ffsid him Tor trial. Pairolmen
ltrogan and Walsh. OF the Madison
street station. who arrested Cohen, pro
duced a threatening letter when they
say they took from him. and ~ which
he declared that he would Kill hh villa.
The evening world., 1907-04-03
STAPP0 FOOLED WITH
THE PLUMBERS PIPES.
He Is Now in a Hospital and the
Plumbers Are Under
Bail

Jainea stappo a larerer employed on
the erection OF new building at Cen
trAl Park wes, and Eighty sixth street
to-day meddled with Somo pipes ths
plumbers were putting In on the third
moor. Because he didn't leave them
alma as soon as ne was tod to tho
plumbers-w4loert Ashley and Thomas
Conway-went for him stappo picked
up a hammer to defend himself, but u
vas taken from ham by one OF the men.
who smashed 81 down on his SKULL
Ashley Ahd conway Ia fright rlshsd'
aownatairs and started 20 escape Hl-
cycle Policeman kuptren caught Asa
ley Ia the street Conway went into
the Park. where he was pI-s0,si AMI
arrested by Policeman DnEdn. OF the
west ono Hundredth street Eauon.
Magistrate Moss, In West Side Court.
he'd the plumbers in 800 earh staDDO
wns taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital. sIf-
fcrsng from a fractured rkull
The evening world., 1907-04-03
THREATENS ARRESTS
IF CARS ARE DIRTY.

Health Inspector Of Harrison Or.
ders Soma Vehicles OF the
Line.
NEWARK. n. J.. Aprii a-.HeaIth In
sp~ctor John r. Mcclure. % Harrison.
proposes 70 compel tho Pus,lio Service
Corporation 10 run clean cars on tho
KcarnY line instead of the dirty and
unsanitary ones that have been In uss
on that road. The cars 81 the kearny
lins have been running throUKh IrarYs
son only Elnce Monday last, tho route
having been changed owing 70 the clos
ing OF the Clay stree; bridge over the
raver.
inspector Mcclure looked Over each
car as It p~~-sd through Harrison. and
the result WIS that soven were ordered
to be taken on and cleaned When tho
c-cNr were tod that thny would be
,iFrS.ssts-i ~ they did not e,-rrlpiy with
the lnspc tors demands they oheyed
oriers. Mcclure also notiied the Of
ncons ~ the company that n ths dirty
cars were returned in that condition
the crews would h~ arrested
Tho kenrnV Hoard ot Hcalth ms
tried TO have the cars cleaned, but
has 30 far GOV nothing but promises.
The evening world., 1907-04-03
SAILOR ESCORT At
PRIESTS FUNERAL
Father Parks, Former Chap
lain of the Brooklyn, Was
Beloved in Navy.

T7s funeral % t.,o Rev. Father
Charles II FaFfH. parish priest Of the
chnrch ~ ST. Thomas AiIuinas, West
Farm. road and fremont aveuue, 'he
Bronx. took piaos today. Solemn high
mass wis held in the church. fhors
than 30 priests taking part in the
0rorolian chant Tho Rev. Father
Hughes pastor ~ 81 MaES's Church
IN Grand strc,.t. and n life long friend
OF tho dead man. was ths eeiotruRt
Archbishop Farley. Bishop Cusick.
Msr IAvelis and Mrr Mooney tu-pk
part IN the ceremonies The chuN-n
was thronKed for an hour bofore tho
services bcFan. At ths close OF The
mass the funeral cortcre was met a.
the Twenty third street ferry BY foQ
sailors from tho New York Navy Yard
They served AS en escort 20 Calvary
Cemessry
Father Parks was found dad IN bed
on Saturday night when several OF his
parishioners called to see him. He had
no, heea- -xell for several months. but
his ailment was not regarded as serious.
His dsa N was due 10 heart trouble, He
had been parish priest OF the Bronx
church since hia retirement as chaplain
from The United States Navy, JUST after
the close OF the war with Spain
In tho navy Father Parks counted
every man In the service among his
friends Hs was known personally to
nearly all OF tho old mcn-of-wat's Her.
as well - the officers of the navy He
wnA chaplain on the Brooklyn during
The war with spain and " tnessed ths
destruction OF tEe Spanish Heel OF san
tag0 IN July. lS9S
The evening world., 1907-04-03
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