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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
DUTY WE'LL PERFORMED.

The Bonanza desires to go IN record as voicing the sentiment Oft this
community when it commends the board of County Commissioners for its
prompt action in removing Fire Chief Mckenzie and handing ovr the
direction of the department to George b. Swasey. 1t is a duty well
performed in both cases.
The evidence adduced at the investigation made it apparent to the
minds of every one who was present or to those who witnessed the
former chiefs actions It Monday nights fire, that he had forfeited all
The incumbent of which virtually holds the lives and property of the peo-
pie in his hands and to whose care is commended the saving of life and
property.
His assaults o n citizens who were endeavorfng TO assist in the work
of putting down the flames was of a highly reprehensble character, and,
TO say the least. merited the condemnation of all. His attempt at exus-
ing himself fr his failure to appear at the fire within a reasonable
length OF time, due to the escape Of one of the fire horses, sounds childish
and puerne. That an outsider should have access to the department
building of which the chief and his men are eustodians and liberate ami
mails therein is beyond all comprehension.
The Bonanza has o malice against the former chief and has always
been first to give him credit for work we'll performed, and it is with e.
greet that II hnds itself in a position where 1t is compelled to publish
words o. censure. The incident has passed and gone and we draw tn,
veil.
The boards second action, that Of the appointment OF George s.
Swasey Is heraided with approval by every citizen OF Tonopah. His
career In this community is one that leads us to believe that he is thu
proper man in the right place, gentemanly in demeanor, of cool and uu-
erring judgment, In perfect harmony with the board of commissioners
a progressive citizen. It is presumed that the eitys interest will be
safesuarded rs long $ he has control of the Tonopah Fire Depar.-
ment.
Hail to the new chief
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16

90 mue cannot be said in praise of the work done by the peopIe
" ionopah IN saving their homes from the dread work of the ere serd
n spirit OF the pioneer rampant in the bosom Of every nan ~,
oman Ihey vied with oe another in performing deeds Of va,or In
-" work OF securing property and carrying 1t to places of safetv md
I" "ang mel neishbor In every possible way. Even in the early morn.
ing ours wnen IN work of conqlering the flames had beer accom-
m minds Of her citizens, IS witness the alacrity with which ON w.
done. :" "' ne me mad
There was but one thing in the whole matter ~ oa.o,,nu
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16
SHE KNEW.

Miss Sharpe-Er-vera. he
stammered, you must know why I've
been callingher g so much; why | sit
acre in the parlor with you night
after night"
i suppose. Mr.. Kioseman," the
girl interrupted. cts cheaper to do
that than take me out anywhere.
The Catholic Standard and Times.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16

that perhaps is open to criticism, and that was the failure OF the fire de.
partment to reach the scene of the confagraton within a reasonable
progress of the fire.
n acuon OF the chairman of the board Of County Commissioners in
win " MS colleagues and having a special meeting of the board con.
vened to thoroughly investigate the matter is a in the right dire.
uon ad TN Bonanza earnestly hopes and advises that any citizen who
las an howledg Of the matter under consideration, appear before that
ouy oda In order to shed such light upon the controversy a may
guide the board in its decision.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16
NEXT IN LINE.

Mrs. Hayson with letter)-Hiram
says that the barn dance is all tn
rage in the city at present.
Mr.. Hayson-An' | suppose them
stuck-up city snobs is a-ealling it the
garage hop, hey?-Puck.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16
oRNITHnInGY

Knicker-Birds of a feather flock
together.
Bocker-Yes, it took several eagles
to nay for my wife's hat.-Brooklyn
Life.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-05-16

For Rent" For Rent Furnish.
ed and For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

le'ee s 1ot l1sser majority ihaa
has eyer been given canoidale a
She frsi district The Impression
seems 20 be that he win lead the lcA-
Ct al along the line
Zone feature Of the Strength Is the
nnmbsF o. pepiociatie votes De is 90.
ins 10 get fou find Democrats eSers.
whefe who are going 70 vote fof him
Sonic e The piFsaan soEt whohnt sis
dom scratch heir ticket
III agfisultufa eei6ns Sill. Hnt
bril- trsnth s. sripha size 81
IsnpN that d each of the eouaties
sofs the district re agrisuitpFal inter
estsS are very stTprig and That With the
possible exeeptionof ohio ana Sgetzel
they predominant Nj. Hubbard pet:
sonality ana character and his public
record both IN the sttae as tax Re,
former and ii the nation AS 4 protec-
ZIONIST appeal to the agricultprists,
yon have only 70 60 among them 10
find this on. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Hubbard
IS STR oNGER ri YER SAYS
A, e.sFlegs & IS Just HOME
y soIaL ollR. VI NM

fltIsEI.IfS Oct. Il ttorney All
AZ J Ficlseisen secretary Of the arst dis,
tfiet congregational committee, rs back
I'm Wheeling after an active political
tour through the district in the inteIs
8ests Of FRESHMAN william i. Hub,
bard. a reporter found him III 4 very
hopeful frame 81 mind iast evening
From what have observed. SAIL
Air. Fickeisen 4 have reason to be-.
Iieye that Nh Hubbard is stronger
than he ever was before and have
no Aeaiiancy IN predicting for him al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Peoples F I'm
cARD FRoM cApTAIN REQ.

FAIRAtoAyr, W., va. Oct, ii.
Editor West yirgfnfan:
AS chief marshaIsot our mestlng 81
the stie and 9Th inst, Of as-soidiers ST
Marion county, West Virginia, i can.
not refrain from returning by most
sincere thanks and l know, iJol;eSs5 Tia t.lei
sentiment Of every old s5laldr 81 ths
county in what, may say. First, Il
thank the iFdges Of the equity court
IN giving US. the use Of the courthloSilsS
foronr meetings; lH5gor Nicely foor Els
eloquent and patriotic address Of Vel.
come. / wisp to thank Miss Lewis
for the flag drill AMI each little by
and girl taking part IN 1t at ouI,
camp fire; Mrs. cassias o. Miller fol.
the superb manner in whiGa she rem
.dered the Star spangled Banner and
TO all the old camrades and others
who contributed to the success Of the
meeting. Now, as to the parade, j am
at a loss to express my feelings: TO
the Electric Trolley Company for car al
rying the Evansville school children
free of charge; to Prof. Bennett Of the
Normal and all the. students in joining
the. parade: to Prof Roster Of tae
public schools; to the principal AMI
teachers of the ward schools and TO
each little boy and girl; to all the
large pupils who contributed SO large
" tosmaking our parade the grand sue.
cess It was: thank the Fifth ward
school band and the drum corps To-!
the excellent music they favored us
with in the parade. Col. John MILAN
and his star are greatly credited for
all that occurred during our encamp,
ment ! wish to thank You. my old
comrades. one and ali, for your cour.
and I appreciatetthe services Of the pa.
lice. ! close with my best thanks Is
one and all.
CAPT, TTos. RRnD.
Chief Marshal.
City and county papers please copy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
WILL CLOSE
II II BR Wins
.ssiARPLEs WARNS EHPLoYEs or.
SEPARATOR WORKS in WEST
n CHESTER, PENtNlA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12.ATf vii.
Ham JENNINGS BRIAN is elsctetl Presl-
dent Westchester will lose. ct least
temporarily, Its biggest intlussritl
plant, the sharpies Separator Works
the largest establishment Of this kind
in the country, employing over ,ooo
men IN all its departments in adai.
ton to many branches throughout this
and other countries. 3.
This is the threat inside by p NJ!
sharples, proprietor OF the plant, IN i
statement issued in writing TO his enr.
ployes when they reported for work
The order says in part:
"The bltrht Of the possibility Of the
succession ef BrSanis Is now upon US
Letters received every day from our
former best customers. who should be
ordering thousands Of separators at
the present time, says that they are
refusing to place orders for fear Bry
an will be elected.
@The possibility of SUCH dire caIsm-
ity TO us as mis- election seems remote
but the hour We are convinced such d
thing will occur that 5hour tteselworEs
viii have to e sc down until the stock
Of tubular ser ratnrs we carry is -e.
tlHGed by sa'-s three.quarters. This
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
TvVo8L DING 5IssUEs

fflt4 s ,
There are two Propositions vital in
the present campaign in West VII.
sinia Upon Hiiish William Z, Glass.
cock taxes 4 pronounced and courage.
gus stand ana In which his opponent.
Louis Bennett lodges with all the
arts and snbtertuges Of the odroit
demagague. THESE are. first, tax re.
form, and second, the right OF the PEG
Pile 70 vote on an amendment to the
constitution whether this state shall
be ! prohibition or a licensed State.
By. Glassc9ck goes flatIy on record
ns lasoring continuing the tax reform
laws. which have proven in the several
years q aetr operation their efIicfen.
e. and goes tlatlyS on record as ia.
yoring the submission to- the voters
Of Prohibition amendment. Where
does Ipiis Bennett stand en- these
onestiens Te'll tsll Won. He is op.
posea u tRe tax reform laws, and has
assailel Y tlIens ID every public address
fliat H nas delivered this campaign.
on llieqaestion 81 license, he il about
as vague ashls parts y platform, and
everybody lIneRs what shameless
dodeIns b tau question IS contained
IN that piatfprtn Nor viii Bennett
become any more explicit. II has been
.It,l5.o 4 Il fttstl X. M ~ I'M M 'fNfT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

+ .
When William Jennings Bryan was
defeated in 1886, Col. Henry Wat
tefson mad the following to say in the
Louisville courief.Journal:
Bryan is beaten ingloriously ami
overwhelmingly So closes the second
great era Of natloI II peril which has
menaced our government. So lift
the clouds Of fistism and reputation
which lowered above the land in omi.
mons threat Of dishouor and disaster.
So breaks the sun Of new dawn
upon our manhood proven, our intes.
ftty yindtcatef,' our intelligence Vic
torious. our institutions impregnab,e.
Thank God. IN the na1'e Of long
suffering people. thank God.p
Let all patriotic citizens who want
tais nation to ESCAPE another peril
Of an unjust. iPeapitable system a
government, put their shoulders 10
. the wheel and shove for a glorious
Republican victory at the polls in
November. Then again we may soy
thank Cod as Colonel watterson dt.l
in 1895. g..s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

REC COMMITTED y .pAN ~ ORDER
OF JUSTICE ME- 5 or Wi4iTE Il:
N S. II !!

I, n I3Yi ~ Tod l.flfgg B 4
WHITE PLAINS M Ys Oct.
8IiaF II Tnaw lost othet legal sir
niish q day Ri freedom and was IL.
Committed Is Aiatteaman Hospital Tor
Criminal Insane. upon order 81 aus
lice Mills, Of White Flains. The re.
commitment was made alter the court
Lad refused to grant Thaw'a plea for
Jury trial as 10 his sanity, Thaw hay-
ing appeared IN court on habeas COR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

r1s prQf.ei|nes Nforsh b. la AN
toueys Jaeliee ll'is ruled llal BE-
could not nor interfere in iAe t,ss l6
Few Of The apreai now pslore lno
c9art OF Apnea's based ou points ol
Inv Inis appeal was brought ON me
ssoaaa tast 4usties p5ulins com
nltmsnt Of Tha VITO NaisssHan was
Thsrs mother ilg WE
liam rha his sister, AIrs secf car.
aE,ll osiaa rlag efe
Is cont Fpon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
INK q a D II AZ
3 ood
FOURTH WARD PEGS RAa sllS.
tanned NINA NUS PRo:
cEEpINes To.p ~. "A

] " L
on last saturda odel cIslnneYi
.appeaTed BIZ his attorneys befoas
Judge Morgan Of the Intermediates
Court, and sued out a writ 81 man:
dqnns against n. b Morgan, regis
traF Of the Fourth ward, compelling
Mr. Msrgan to enter the name Of MI.
Mckinney upon the listyof voters for
that PRECINCT The Traalamas was
served upon Mr., Morgan by tho sher-
" on Saturday. and q hearing was had
before Judge Morgan. IA vacation Of
his court. this afternoon. q e
i appears that some time ago, o. 81
Mex tnueys tde father Of odel p. Nc
Kinney. had attempted to register his
fsoi With Mr.. Morgan, as a gaaliFlel
voter at the next election; that Mr..
Morgan had Information that oaei had
been living in Chaflestown and had
not resided IN this county the re-
dulrel sixty days before the day 81
ELECTION; that olel then appiiea to tbs
registrar in person and asked to liA
Registered and Mr.. Morgan declined
to register him for tae reason that b
woall not have have resided IN this
county for sixty days pF;orto the day Of
The election. II appears srom The
statements Of Mr.. Mckinney made to
the reEistFar that his household goolsi
arrived here onslast Saturday, which.
would be only about tweaty.thTea days
before inc election; and taat his fam.
lily has NOT yet arrived upca these
Tonntls, Mr.. Morgan dia not believe
he was entitled TO vate at the next
election and declined toragister him
las such voter
Nr. Mex inney tbsn appltetl to.Iudge
MORGAN to eof0nef the registrar toirag.
lister him by mandamns.
4 Mr.. Mckinney was represented BY
ECol. w. H. consway, samuel II. Butch
II. ami Walter IaggsrtN Harry shaw
Iarpearcd for Mr.. Morgan ana asked
.tthat the proceedings by mandsmNs be
.Eduashsd because there was M law for
this Kind Of a projecting in this KIND
iof a case
JNtlge Norge II spent untiisra9u tese,
ling the arguments AID r;9yievt'nF tue
t1Hthoritics ~ the stfisct TSesJuds
fdsaided that tho rsss strsf coaldinct i,F
lcfr,peitea to register str tcfsinnsg,
997'e 8 2 vater. srll iliga'assed ths
.I1rFcesatne at hts cost.
Mr.. Conway tots executions II
ErnFifr Of the Court, AMI says he viii
Hanpeal the case
Tae principal reason assigned Nv
Judge Morgan in his opinion. for re.
tf'islng the writ Of nfandamus. WIS be-
leailse Mr.. Mckinney could go before
THE County Court on the last Monday,
In this month and have. himself regis
Etsrel by the Eoart e Mr.. ,fsrgan had
1improperly gFsfpsed to register himS .,
Iplsln remedy provided for any voter
whose pame might be omitted by the.
5fregistIyr
Mr.. eonaway argued at length that
THE whole registration law is unccns
lstitutional. and said In his opinion
THE County Court will have no author.
lity T. register Mr.. McKinney,s nans
when 1t sits on the last Monday in
this month. a. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
FIGHTING ALONE

Poor old LotlA Bennett is yinx an
rpshili iobci flinnine ior GOVERNOR
re praeigaliy maidng lis ighi
siane ettif b fs6ne Il
tllat ssil even tllel gnes II u
slow u liz, s6gt stilI he IS tiie nom!
sinee ~ IIls part ana spgil IL en-
titled q loyal support This time foul
years ago the Democrat of the state
we're running riot for John Csornwell
and thousands ot Republicans we're
Swing them eucotirage cement and com.
fort The famous ;.Taxation Panph.
Ietg was IN circulation and every man
who could make d speech was drafted
into the service The leaders I'M Ma,
lion county we're bold and naughty.
They even ran In on Republican meet
.trags and asked for Joint debates,
which they got and got their fill Of
But this year they are all as tame al
Kittens. There is no ginger In the
I fight at all Bryan gets no more con.
sideration than II he were In the jun:
giles Of Africa and Bennett Is scarce.
" heard Of even among his supposed
ltapporters. Having given up the
State. the Marion county Democrats
have gone into the trading business
- d d Il q 4. + y
in the hope Of pulling about two can,
lidates through and letting the res:
go. The Times doesn't know that any,
body but Geo. Lilly ana John Philips
IS running. No good word for Billy
Black, never a syllable in commenda.
ton Of Tusca Morris, NO message Of
Black, cal Conway andi any Of the
and not even Bill Ice receiyesrany at,
tention. II. Is no wonder Democrats
complain that their paper is no &C.
count to them. There is only one way
Democratic candidates can get loyal
support from the Democratic organ,
George Lilly and John Philips know
The secret. ask them. Any support
given to others is Just dragged out OF
the sheet or forced out as articles like
this may do. " the Times ilimps in for
Bryan, Bennett, Bevo. Bill Ice, Billy
comfort and cheer for Cal Conway,
others now, they can thank us for
fcfcing them into 1t. But there is moi
likely to be much doing outside Of
county affairs for they have given up
the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

The Times seeks to palllate George
Lilly's cussing record by reference to
higher authority 1t has been sag.
gested that the Times wouldn't need
to go so far as Washington 10 fiad a
man who is a pretty close second to
George only he doesn't swear except
when he gets mad. waile George
swears all the time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
.yVoMANIa lAlN Ell cAuseA poola

pa. OCT i2 Jeaicusy
caused william bennington 10 idll hi
wife yesterday as she was entering
the church door al Delta. this county,
~ employing the contents OF shot
gun into her body He then turned
tae weapon on himself and committed
suicide Bennington had accused MS
wife Of inndeliiy and followed her to
Church this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

A new jail will have to be built in
this county within the next six years
and George Lilly is said to be an au.
sthority on jails and stone walls. BY
all means vote for Lilly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

By advice OF the bosses, who &C.
knowledge John Phillips break in cir!
te''lRtipg his cards, the cards are be.
ing torn down from places where thew
We're tackled up. We suppose they
win be blaming the Republicans for It
in day or two
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

Kern and Haskell are two examples
of Mr.. Bryan's Judgment in the selec.
tion Of counsellors and advisers. What
sort q cabinet would he likely have2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

II the people want cussin George
Lilly on the county court they know
how 70 get him. And II they want
him they ought to have him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
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CONTINUED From Page one.l
I'.ALL WELL.II WEE .TaE g.

HONOLULU, Oct 10 wireless
telegram has been received ifom Rear
Admiral sRinburDe. commanding The,
PE'seiie Meet announcing thatthe West
Nsirginia Wand. sylyania ami
South Dakota with torpedo dsstroyers
Terry prebles Stewart and Hull. win
arrive here next Tuesday TSe Ten
lessee: Washington and California.
with the TruSton Hopkins and WIN.
pie, are three days behind ana viii III
rive Friday Rear Admiral sMinbtrns
reports all we'll,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

PILES CURED IN q TO IL DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case Of 1itching. Blind. Bleed.
ing or Protruding Piles in 4 to / days
Or money refunded. csc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

John w Kerns' pass on The Big
-Four R. R won't help him much on
his trip toward the White House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

Tame enough to be curried - John
Phillips and his organ, the Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
MOB BURNT
COAT OF ARMS
AUSTRIAN ATTACHES REscuED
I JUST IN TIME TO SAVE
THEIR LIVES.

" gf z ~ I1Itnd Prasc,llE 3tsi VIZ
BUDA PEST, Oct. 12The Aus
trian. Consulate at .Anti3arl, Monte,
negro, was attacked to-day by a mob
which tore the Austrian cot Of arms;
from fro the .coDsuIate's door, buroed \.
in the street and then sacked the
building. The authorities rescued the
( consulate attaches inst at a time when
their lives were in greatest perm. Two
Austrian warsfips are now en- route
to tae scene of the outbreak.
BEL GRADE, Oct. 12 f.he seryian
National assembly to-day voted So, 900
e lllta as an extta ordinary military an,
preparation. The assembly also adopt.
ed the following resolution: oHear.
ing the governments explanation. the
parliament expects to exert the most.
vigorous activity 10 protect the Ma.
items threatened interests. Despite
these war preparations and expires.
\ ~ . b
sions there IS qaletar feeling among
the people due to q recognition Of
seryta's rnpreparelness for war. Ser
via Will demand cession Of sania,;
from Austria as compensation Tor an
nexation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It is reported to-day" Austria has al.
ready offered saniak Of Noyipazar to
Turkey as recompense Of loss Of
these provinces and while seryia has.
no interest in Bosnia and Herzegovina
other than that Of raieal kinship she
will attempt TO force Austria to make,
some sort Of concession to her.
Z VIENNA, oct Tpmlior that
Count Fergachf Austrian minister to
servia, had been assasslnated has
thrown the city into a fever Of excits.
iment, Communication with Belgrade
Is interrupted and no notification OF
the report can be obtained. The for
eign oftice discredits it. .sS
Ii Il