Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-14

DuL ln6Ic JOy III ILd6AC 1
Ed. Malley's got the govt"
(From the Malatesta version of
Casey at the Bat.")
Ed Malley, chief of police, and
chief twirler for the Eagles, has
overturned for the great Sunday
game, and DR.. Conlisque has diagnos-
ed his case as the govt. The illus
trious patient has been reduced to a
diet of beefsteak and onions three
times day. He may come out of it
| by Sunday, but at the hour of going
| to press the govt had shade the
better of it.
But the parade is going on just the
same. And the band-two bands, in
fact, are getting ready to blow them
selves, for the occasion.
And now look, see also who is |
here! Jack Owens, the doughty |
sheriff of Nye county, is going to ride
at the head of the procession. And
he will have aides, aye, and he will
need them, for there will be mighty
throng to see the parade, and the ball
game.
They are coming from Goldfield
by trainloads, from Manhattan in
: autos, from Rhyolite in showers and
Millers in placers. There will be
regular stream of them.
! Jack freshman telephoned to the
l Bonanza from Goldfield yesterday
that he himself was going to bring
Il over a trainload of all kinds of
Eagles, and $4,000 in Eagles money
to bet on the game.
The Eagles will meet at the RICHIE
: lieu at 1 o'clock, and from there start
In the procession. All visiting birds
. are invited to take part.
l. Charley Cameron of the Richelieu
announces that there is one hundred
= thousand dollars in his safe to bet
le on the Eagles. A committee of the
IS Elks went down to look at the money
and found that it was all there. 1T
I is made up in packages of Patagonian
currency.
u Pat McCarran, it is said, brought
III the currency with him fro mhis last
IL trip to Patagonia. He had million
. dollars in his valise, and got it ex'
changed at the State Bank and Trust
~ Company, receiving for the wad $1.6C
10 in American money
a There is movement on foot te
III close up all the saloons in the city
ne or at least close them all up in the
town and open branches at the bal
IN park. This will probably be done
with the exception of the big gambl
Oh ing houses, which can hardly arrang
u matters to do SO.
er Charley Keilhofer, the Wotototo .
III the Eagles, says that all arrange
JUS ments for the obsequies of the Elk
a. have been made The ambulance
ite are prepared and the graves hav
been dug. The resurrection, he says
Oh will take place on Monday in tim
IN for the all night ball at the Eagles
led Pavilion Tho aoor of tho navi,io
MS is now being worked on by fore
an of men and will be in splendid shap
IL for dancing.
nat 1t is said that that ball will eclips
IN the baseball-nearly. The gran
zen march will take place at 8 o'clocl
and that will be feature we'll wort
ON seeing. There will be young Eagle
ms and old Eagles hairy old Eagles an
Is bald Eagles-birds of all descril
the tions.
lrst The Eagles have been practisir
MS with the Elks, and each has been tr
IN ing to put the other out of bushes
uch Zeb Kendall has proved to be wo
per der as ball tosser. When Tom Ke
dali came in yesterday from his dai
acts four-mile run, he sought out Zeb al
the Harry Epstine for practice gan
of catch. He fired one into Zeb al
lof- was surprised to see Zeb stop 1t wi
mo- his foot. Then Zeb threw it ba
ady and 1t passed so high over his he
ann that Epstine caught it half bio
own away. But Zeb had only begun
lex get his arm in working conditic
He The next ball he threw went t.
and blocks in straight line, and the ne
ex- landed on top of Tommy Kendall
he house, three blocks away.
rest Zeb goes out in the field at
OF that But he will be a dandy
Deen the bat He has very strong ar
re- Once in Salt Lake there was a str
;om- fakir, who l-ld a machine for test
strength. You had to hit spr
sort of an arrangement with N
let, and send ball up scale.
man who could strike 1200-pot
Sept blow got ten dollar prize.
fall limit on this machine was 1000.
IS 90 wasn't feeling very well that mo