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Oklahoma.

Gn f%onitihiererSe 6oriomIirg for
Sen oor6enoe Stat Oklahoma iibber
MI iamnen I @rttbrie. On i9rifilt
2onofomite bar unoerisgt &uI. %
4sfaItIanbet | Snoion territory og
iuoitiaeoe ben 1Sbe Sonliar til Sor.
iamIinger, at Den rDe Stat ifal fjsbe
Oct al Be Soreneoe Stoter. 9ette bIeo
bifaIbt, os en- auisentug bIeo ifreoen
til 8~rGiioenten og &ongresien. SEQ.
miteen mener, Of 2anOet fan fisbes
for $15,O0O,OO0. Set bsrer til set
rigeite MinerananS / Spoociten. Sta.
ten ielp bsr eie og brtoe oct, mener
8omiteen.
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Den ~iapaneiiife SfoIeiae

S San 6rancisco er Ser en- iopane.
fit SogbunSler oe0 gtapn aeifihi
aofi, iom bar Ell Son paa 10 aar.
8utten fom / forrise llge til Reo.
0iu9.S tolen og BAD on at BIZ optat,
men 6lep aipift. gtu piI bans Sag.
fsrere gaa til S~sieiteret % iorlanse
en- aIternatip Brit OF Ranbate, lam.
titig bill ScrereSe Staters abpofat
inSatoe til SsberaIretten Ell Bin Of
Gquitp, og De TO Sager ital begpnbe
iamnie Dag unber 2e0elie al Sritits.
miniiter 8onaparte.
Sooo Der iteSe / iorrige rlse bar ei
9roformaperf efter Sperensfomii
melem Soreue0e Stnters abpotat
9eDlin os REPRESENTATIVE for StoIe.
raa6et
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annOiou frifienbt. anute .. anao.

anubiou frifienSt. anlte 8. ami0-
Jon, en- ioenif a~pntrattsr / Chicago,
bar anflo9et for at bare nrproet i'm
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bar itaaet poa / lang 8i0; men 5re'
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8aponaabs &et inc meo &~lcroeIien
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Retsiugeu fla til at raabe Surru al
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mcren OF Retsbeticntene baooe NOT
mes at t~iIpcicbriuee Srocn % opret.
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gift iaa let igjennern, og Reprpien'
tanterne ipurgte b~oeranbre: "boorfor
gioroe hi life bette isr2" - Dan
tror, at Senatet bill saa meb paa
ianrne 2snsiorbsielie.
Seratet bebanbleoe ben tSbe en-
ReioIution al aittreoge fra SDo ga.
fota. Gen paaI9g9er SanSelsmiui.
iteren at ifaffe Splpsninger ON Cunt
ber.S ruiten, boem Wtr. &ittreb8e |
Jim Gale erfIrrebe iom Den oGrite al
ole. Gen binbrer / en- @rao iom in
gen andre Sen irie RsreIie, ia9be ban.
Senotet bifaIot at en- ltn~herisgelie
ifnI finbe Steb.
&epreientant De Irmon6 fra mis-.
iouri bar fremiut ct Sorilag, iom gle
Der 8~rGiibenten og Senatet Wpnbig-
beb til at fierne 8ommere, bois aien'
belier De timber urigtiae. Sanoonne
Gortmere ifaI eaa Of nteb fuIb 2sn.
Sribat iogbe ban, at ole feoerale
0ommere, iom 2ooen M er, ubnGD.
mes paa 2ibsti6 og fan moo i'm Billie
life fiernes ira tit @mbebe uben OeD
Rigsret. Gu fan iaalebes Brpiiben'
ten life BIZ fit en- CONNER iom
Slrnpbrep / SQinois, ifisnt ban fri.
fog storIogterne for Strof, en0bo
be pebgif, at Sc baphe forbruot fig
MOB 2oben.
Sreoog ben 1Sbe Sanuor btfalot
Senotet @arrens gia ON i 2sbet al
8 aor at ioriterfe De Sorere0e Sta
ters Scr me0 6,t97 Offtcerer og
Munbifdber. gefoItningen beroeo bill
saa op / $243 1924, roar 2sn til
GIeftrifere og Raifiniitcr meore9nes.
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S. Z. ROrgnH. Sra set npe Mars
geapn6eLie itgres Rem gort-Wtilio.
nprer 5. 9. Worgan5 itpre 5orret-
ming al hans Gl0ite Sgn. Ser beoer
liqe6un iom Gaoeren, % 6enne bar
oerfor life nit iia enteu paa aftie.
berien / @da Street eller paa fit
aurtor. Gette bar stoet guIeSnirg
til Rpgter ON. at ban er Ing % Do
ocn mar, ina ban BAR mGntet ieu0e
3elegrammer badoe 5io oa Dis. boor
Fan bar Observation-Disclosures iaa.
IeoeS til 9ouSon / Gualan0, for at
benegte Rpgterue. s. GieEpont Dor.
gan er uiinot en- edmneI 9tunS, ba
ban er fgot BEN 17Se 4pril 1887 %
iaaleSes nGr 20 liar; men ban er
iriif iom en- Sit % enouu fraftis iom
en- ungSom. Gan 6etragter Gonnel.
len al llniteS Stntes Steel Corpora.
ton Tom tit 2iosoerf % oa bette u'9g.
tige Santog par tommet | goo Sang,
lpntes ban, at ban funae Ipsge IN.
rerne mo. San er nj, Senior Bart.
uer urSer I'm Ssn. Zen soruIe bar
fore aliuitinteresier % Sprter Dem.
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I'VE Winiitre.

Com fer meboeIt | "1ecorab-Bo.
item" uSnqpnte grRiiSenteu for en-
lib iiSen 8eorse 9. gorteIpou til ST.
nansmiuiiter, Sameg U. Garfield til
Snbremtniiter o. George BON :,
Reper iii Observation-Disclosures. s Gar.
FIELDS SteS err Serbert Snor Smitt
bIepen aorporatioustommiSier | Gan,
oelsSepartemeutet. OusSag ben 16oe
Sanirar itaSiRiteSe Senatet ale Sisie
uonRpneIier.
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Otnterpeir.
3S 6raSers SuISe / Ruutana. -
Gsgn % SlnS | NiSiuuri.
Sbioaooen trueuoe.

Ger er enSru ct meget folSt 8eir I
Set sitliae Routaua, ifiGnt noget
n%tiIonet, Tiger ct Telegram fra gtI.
IinBS al t6Se. apifisIoet idnf iii SO
8raoer uuOer 8ero / 6srimtneen al
forrige llac. lloaaugStppget leS, og
ntange al Iprene Seoe. Storfr og
Soar iuIter.
Gu &oUgopSrGtter, iom bop6e be.
Isat Den oeitIiqe Gel al gforo 8ofntd,
fom tiIbogc til Billings meS Sen Be.
ifeo. at GilitalrSCu Der or eno6d pprre.
Gn 0porPttcr, iom bar 10000 5Sdar,
frenbpbcr Dem iii SaIg for $4,000.
5 G1ren Ueo Rit5ieIibea itprter Roeg
% Gaar al SirIt 90 a1lIoe. Slitan.
SEN / Rurbeoen az Billings er beore;
men bItr life Yetret mart miIoere,
bill itore llIpffer irotr9Se oqiaa Ser.
Sra 8IcuOioc, @ont., teLegraieres
Sen 166e Sanuar, al bette er oen oGr.
tie 8tnter, iiSen 2dn0et bleo bpgget.
Saoneaanqcnc er beoRffeoe meb Sne.
fom er fra 10 Somuter til 3 600
Spb; / ggner oeo Gig Srp og mis-.
Iouri er bcn ooer 3 700. 3 Ropem.
Der foESt I 500 Sre. SiSIig I De.
ccHtber regneSe oct, og Sueeu III en-
SfOrpe, Der bar iaa iterf, Of ben bar
Seite 90 2Gs. Radr ser M poa Se.
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traub.
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fra oct ip0Iige S1[irois % Snoiana.
SeIegrai' og Observation-Disclosures at.
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ginta.
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9ucills q. 2ittaiier, iom er Rspre-
ieutant fra Rep Yorf, men bnis Ger.
min ertSer BEN 4Se Rarts, paatog zig
/ iorrige ltge at fremi9tte ct 6orilaa.
iom inaen oil itaa Saboer til, ifisut
neppe nogen bar imoo ser. Oct gaar
no paa, at &onsresmanSenes Son ifal
forbsies fra $1,000 til $500. Set
bebonOIe6es / ReprGientantbuiet Sen
1Soe Sanrar % bifaIStes meo 1873
MOB 80 Stemmer. Sa 6Orilaset bar
-peotnaet, unoreoe ole fig ooer, at oct
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
THERE WILL BE NO
FURTHER CHANGES
FRANK KEITH RETURNS AFTER
AN ABSENCE OF SEVERAL
MONTHS.

Frank A. Keith. general manager
Of the Tonopah Mining company, re-
turned TO Tonopah yesterday, after
an absence Of some months in the
east and in California. Mr.. Keith
says that there will be no further
changes in the company. He consid-
ers that the worst has passed in the
financial situation. and looks for an
improvement right along in the
times.
Things have much improved since
he left the east, and even at that
time the change for the better had
come. In San Francisco, he says
that there is a decided improvement
The banks are receiving money from
the east, and there is plenty of mon
ey in the banks besides. 1t is only
a matter of a short time, Mr.. Keitl
opines, when matters on the coast
shall have resumed their normal con.
ditions.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
Charged With
High Grading

George Richardson was arrested
last night on Main street on a war
rant presented by a deputy sheriff,
accusing him of receiving stolen
property. He was taken before
Justice Henley and released on a
$500 bond for his appearance in
court. This he quickly furnished.
The complaint was filed early in
the afternoon and a search warrant
issued. Deputy Sheriffs c. A. Sage,
Burns Colell, Curley Lowell, e. G.
Gardner and Ed. Sheridan proceeded
to the residence Of Richardson at
the corner of Bellevue and Miner.
They found a man who gave the
name of Kelley in the house, but
there was no attempt on his part
to interfere with a thorough search
of the house. After a hasty look
was made through the rooms a de-
cNthA wac maui ihtp thN tNii"i
Then the officers returned up to the
living rooms again and discovered a
false cellar in the front room, the
opening to which was covered with a
carpet.
Suspicious looking sacks and
boxes and cans were discovered and
the appearance of them would indi-
cate that a cache of very high-grade
ore was unearthed. An express
wagon was pressed into service and
the ore of which it is estimated there
was at least a ton, was taken to the
justice court, and Deputy Sheriffs
Sheridan and Colell were placed in
custody OF IL. The room in which
the ore is stored is tightly locked
and the keyholes have been sealed
so there is not a possibility of any
one getting in If inclined to tamper
with the ore. 1t is supposed that
the ore came from Consolidated
ground and the officers who made
the arrest say that they can prove
that Richardson is the party who
received the ore.
The accused man has been en-
| gagged in the assay business here and
was arrested in Pueblo, Colo, last
spring charged with having $4,000
worth of Mohawk ore in his pos
session. He denies that the ore came
from the Mohawk and the ease IL
still pending in a Colorado court
Goldfeld Tribune
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
SECOND MILL WILL
SOON BE STARTED
LEMON MILL WILL BE IN OPERA.
TON WITHIN TEN
DAYS.

The last shipment for the Lemon
mill at Manhattan left here yester-
day, and this means that the second
mill to have been started in the
northern camp will soon be COM
pleted, and that more ore will be
crushed and turned into ready mon
ey. 1t is estimated that it is only a
matter of days when this will be ac-
complished, and that the reduction
of ore will be shortly increased by
another hundred tons a day.
Regarding the new strike in the
Thanksgiving which was reported in
yesterdays Bonanza, Superintendent
Mott of that company yesterday tele-
phoned that he had sorted 500
pounds from it which will average
SO a pound. Some of the ore was
SEN in here to Raymond Frisbie, and
1t is said that there is three feet OF
the same material,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
TALKS OF
BODIES Big Mine

Alex c. Lassen. superintendent Of
the Standard Consolidated Gold Min
ing company Of Bodie, is in Reno to-
day en- route from Bodie t o San
Francisco where he will meet with
the directors Of his company. He
states that the Standard of Bodie is
one of the fourteen dividend paying
golG mining companies of the west
and that his company has paid out
$14, 600 900 in dividends In the past
twenty years. The next dividend win
be for 10 cents a share.
This company works ore averaging
from sl4 to $l7 per ton and u~tilizes
electrical power transmitted for four
teen miles to operate its mill and
cyanide plant. The transmitter used
for transmitting this power fourteen
miles was the hrst ever installed in
the United States.
The company is at present work
ing seventeen men but will soon in
crease its force.-Reno Gazette.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30

derstand that we have the same sys-
tenn of lodges.
I'VE are continuing at work on
our property, Notwithstanding that
our money is tied up in the Nye and
Ormsby bank, and keeps us rustling
to meet our bills. The Story proper
ty has a shaft down seventy-fve feet,
and are getting some big assays. F.
M. Wall, who is working for Gold
field people, has a good sized ledge,
and the ledge on the Cavendar prop
erty is also showing up well, and
they have quite a bunch of men
working there. | look for a very
active camp when the money situa.
ton straightens out, and you will
find Bellehelen another OF the dis,
tricts which is going to make good
Mr.. Eakin is accompanied by ]. E
Sweet, who is going to remain il
Tonopah for several days. and ther
SO back to Bellehelen.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
SHELTER TRUST Is
LOSING MONEY

A Boston message over the Pollock
private wires quotes the Boston
News Bureaus as follows.
Earnings Of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company must OF
necessity have been greatly reduced
since the reduction in the price of
copper from % to IL cents. The
treatment of custom ores on a fall
ing market is always precarious and
the successful handling of such bust
ness requires great ability as well as
large capital. The company has both,
but stockholders may never be fully
Informed as to the depreciation
charges made necessary by the de-
cline in the metal market.
The American Smelling and Re
ming company, by reason of the
money stringeney. has largely sus-
pended copper mining and smelling
In both this country and Mexico. IS
copper shelters in Mexico have been
completely shut down, according to
advices from that country. The re-
duction at the FL Paso plant has been
cut to the limit, as is the case with
the Pacific coast plants.
While copper has gone from -
to IL cents, lead has declined from
. to 2h emit and silver has de-
clined from 70% cents to 5Sh cents,
n the American Smelling and Re-
ming company is the largest pro
Queer OF both lead and silver. This
reduction in price has seriously af-
lected earnings, not only because oi
the losses in smelling operations but
because mine owners restrict opera.
IONS on a low metal market.
The American Smelling and Re
ming company will output nearly
loo'OOO,O 90 pounds Of copper this
year, all of which is from custom
ores A reduction in the common
stock dividend from s to 6 per cent
should therefore not be surprising
IN tact' under conditions of the min.
ing industry and the money market
d 4 per cent dividend basis, tn
same as the Amalgamated, should
NOT De entirely unexpected"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
SALT LAKERS BOND
some GOOD PROPERTY
NEVERSWEAT NINE AT BELLE.
HELEN Is UNDER
OPTION.

II. M. Eakin, who has been in from
Bellehelen for the last two or three
days will leave for there this norm
ing. He has bonded the Neversweat
property for Salt Lake parties, and is
working 1t for them and himself.
we have now a tunnel in" said
he, with which We expect to tap the
main ledge. 1t is in nov 175 feet,
and we will have to go about sixty
feet more before we make connec-
tions with the shaft which we sunk
in the fall. We have taken some
pretty good assays, although the
most of them run So and 81 a ton.
In the shaft where we will catch the
vein, we got returns of forty ounces
in silver and as high as $1,000 in
gold. We have stopped sinking.
combining all our efforts TO the tun-
mel.
THE Cornforth property, adjoin-
ing us on n side, has been shut
down for some time, and there are
now some people examining ii with
q view of buying it. The Lawrence,
which adjoins us on the other side,
has lately encountered another ledge
which runs from $25 n ton in gold
up into the thousands. Our proper
ties lie a little to the north and east
of Silver Bow, and although / am
not familiar with Silver Bow. | un-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
Nevada Miners
Costly Night

NJ Lawlor of Nevada thinks that
- fell among thieves Friday yer
10 He can account in no other way
III the reduction of his money from
.1100 to 1921. He drifted into the
horbor hospital yesterday and invited
,be surgeon to examine him for brok-
a, homes. A fruitless search cor
cluded. he sat up on the operating
table and told his troubles to Bill
Hefernan, the steward.
"What do | owe you, Doc?" in
ouired the miner.
Heffernan assured the patient that
there was no charge, but the stew
ards reply fell upon deaf ears. Law
lor was regarding the silver coins in
his hand.
Two dollars and sixty-one cents, y
he soliloquized. You're a beaut.
you told your wife that you could
take care of yourself. You guessed
YOU could be trusted to buy a few
clothes without taking an expert ac-
eountant along, Where in thun-
der"
whats the natter" inquired the
steward.
Nothing much. You see, me and
nv wife we come down from Nevada
for a little trip. We went to friends
in Oakland. | left there yesterday
with $1100 in my clothes. See what
have left. Let me think a minute
Met a fellow on Ellis street. Forget
what he said his name was Took me
TO a place where they sold me this
for a dollar and a half. | know that
for the price is on the tag. ! TOOK
him to dinner at a restaurant. After
dinner he introduced me to some
friends. | took EN- all to some sa
loon and set EN- up a few time:
Last thing | remember was buying
six theater tickets from the bar ten
der. But | didn't see no show.
policeman told me this mornint
that they found me lying in Eli
street. This amt my hat, My ha
must be somewhere on Ellis street
but | amt a going to look for it
They done ME up all right, but | ain
kicking about that. And ! amt go
ing to say nothing, either. Firs
thing them darn newspapersll sc
hold of il, and II they knew this II
Tonopah I'd never hear the last of it
Amt going to tell my wife, neither
But | amt kicking. Guess I've don.
as bad myself, but | never trimmed
sucker when he was drunk. | sold
Methodist parson some claims in tn
desert once. They wasn't worth Il
cents. but he paid me and Doc Hig
gins $24, 1000. But he was cold sobe
and dead wise.
We'll slong. Doc. I'm going +
Oakland TO get some more money"
San Francisco Call.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
IN SOCIETY.

The negro barber on a limited
train running from an eastern city to
Chicago was once shaving a man
whom he recognized as a well known
merchant of Albany. The barber
worked with special skill and was re-
warded with a substantial fee.
When the barber was telling the
other employees on the train Of his
good luck, he announced pompously
Hes shore a mighty fine genul-
man, dat Mr.. Smith; jes' as nice a
man as you'd wanter meet. rs often
been in his sto' in Albany, but dis
is de fust time rs yer met him so,
cially. "-Lippincott's.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
DAISY ORE is RICHEST or ALL

The picture ore of Round Noun
TAIN" said F. II. Nicholas last even
ing, lis coming from the Round
Mountain Daisy. They have an inch
or SO of the vein that is almost pure
gold. | have seen some of the best
from the Mohawk and the Florence
of Goldfeld, but / have seer nothing
that could approach the Daisy stuff
for richness. Out OF a 50-foot cut
they have taken $4,000 worth OF
ore"
Congressman Bartlett is one of the
prominent owners of Round Noun
tain Daisy.-Reno Journal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
A PUZZLE.

An old man had gone to a posi-
office in Missippi and offered for the
mail a letter that was over the
weight specified for a single stamp.
This is too heavy" said the post
master. You will have to put an
other stamp upon IT,.
The darkie's eyes widened in as
constituent. viii anudder stamp
make it any lighter, boss?" he asked.
New Orleans Picayune.
Advertise In The Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30

Mine owners in the Ely district are
indignant over the activity of claim
jumpers, who are alleged to have
tied up a number of local properties
on technicalities, and propose to form
a permanent organization by which
they will secure protection from this
class Of persons.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
Pioneer Newspaper Q
loss FUIlLY

Adjuster-Tve called to fix up that
matter OF your house burning down.
Was the loss total?
Heck Penn-Oh, tn house IS
plumb gone; but, young Teller, if i
tuck a cent from yore company I'd
feel like a thief. Mebbe you haven't
heard tibet my wife tuck advantage O
tn excitement L elope.-Puck.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-11-30
CONFIRMING THE DISAPPEAR
ANCE.

City Editor-In this story you say
the automobile disappeared in a
cloud Of dust"-and II has been rain
ing for TWO days
Cub Reporter-One on me, old
man. How'll IAN eruption of mud"
do?-Puck.
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THE pUGIIIsTs WATERLOO.

He was a brawny pugilist,
Put men to sleep each night,
But when he paced the gloomy hall,
With his youngest who would loudly
bawl,
He couldn't put him to sleep at all
From midnight till twas light.
Chicago News.
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THE BIRDS.

l. love the birds. / love them most
OF all Gods creatures, far ana
wide.
] love them on a piece of toast,
A large, cold bottle ON the side.
Town Topics.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

T0NOPAH, Nov. 23.-The follow
ing is the meteorological report of
the United States weather bureau for
the week ending November %:
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'GuBdmoo 9IIeIO eIuuoa qua 10 s9nIe
-doId eql 10 u 'suIm n9qIoO 9ql ls
peIlelsuT ue9q sBq ls!oq 9uHosBS V
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The old Peacock mine in Steptoe
valley has been sold for $4,000. The
purchasers are Lane City mining
men.
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Since the foundation of the gov
eminent in 1889 three states have
furnished twenty of the forty-eight
attorney generals, Pennsylvania sup
plying eight, Massachusetts, seven,
and Maryland five.
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For Rent" For Rent Furnish
ed" and For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza Office.
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