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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06

Loat-One pocketbook containing
currency and valuable papers. Finder
return 10 s. J. craddock and receive
reward. 1861
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06

For Rent--One furnished rooms fzr-
nacs heat man and wife preferred
hard il desired Phone ss5. 1851
Wznted-Cood cooz. q III Mime
rota avenue I9-gst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-06

Our Farm Trade Has So Increased,
that we have been compelled to add
additional clerks. For this condition
we are deeply grateful to our friends
and patrons, and we will continue to
merit their patronage by exerting
every effort to please them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
The A. S. AVERY
TRIAL BEGINS
THIS MORNING

The case of the state of Nevada VS.
o. 5. Avery, who is charged with re-
ceiving stolen property, will be called
this morning in the district court
The alleged crime with which Avery
is charged was committed some
months ago, when Tonopah was visit.
ed by series of housebreakings
The crimes were traced to number
of small boys, who stated that they
had been told to steal by Avery and,
who bought the articles from them.
Avery conducts a secondhand store
on lower Main street in the vicinity
of the depot. He has been out on
bonds since the grand jury returned
the indictment against him.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
Our Business IS Banking
PERSONAL
MENTION

Cecil Chapman visited Goldfeld
yesterday.
Mrs. C. Mum returned from Gold
field yesterday.
James ]. McQuillan went to Cold
field yesterday.
A. T. Johnson left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
Senator George D. Pyne of Gold
field, is in town ON business.
DR.. R. ]. Mapes and Mugs" paid
flying visit to Goldfield yesterday.
Jack Woodbridge, of the Western
Ore Purchasing company, returned to
Goldfield yesterday.
G. c. Door, one of the owners of
the Lindsay hotel in Millers, visited
the desert city yesterday.
Zeb Kendall left for Reno yester-
cay, where he will be several days on
important business.
w. H. Schnitzer, the Reno attor-
ney, passed through Tonopah yester-
day en- route to Goldfield.
T. T. Cornforth came in yesterday
from the Bellehelen district, where
he is heavily interested in mining.
A. S. Watson, a former Tonopah
resident, but who now lives in Gold
field, came up from the south yester-
day.
General James Donavon, a leading
attorney of Goldfield, came over yes
terday from that city on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Phil Recht left yesterday
morning for Blair, where she will
join her husband, who is now located
in that camp.
Manager Skust and Mining Engi-
neer A. G. Cole, of the Pittsburg Sill
yer Pea kMining company, at Blair,
came over yesterday on business.
]. w. Chandler, superintendent Of
the MacNamara mine, was a passen-
ger on the north bound train yester-
cay morning en- route to San Fran
cisco.
j. G. Mccormack, accompanied by
Judge L. O. Ray and a number of
others, went to Clifford yesterday
afternoon in the Mccormack ma
chine.
r. T. Harris, cashier of the Nevada
First National bank, left for Reno
yesterday morning to be in attend
ance at meeting of the bankers of
this state, which will be held there.
G. Y, Fuller. of New York, and
who is heavily interested in the Pitts
burg Silver Peak property at Blair,
arrived from the north yesterday and
will spend several days in Tonopah.
A. w. Westall of the Montana Ton
opah leaves this morning for Reno,
where he will spend several weeks
recuperating at the Moana Springs
resort.
Charles Y. Fuller, formerly of this
city, where he was connected with
the mining business for couple of
years, was an arrival yesterday from
Utica, New York, where he has re-
sided since leaving here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05

do prospecting work for in a number
of the mines there are well defined
lodges that will assay over $40 a ton.
With all the ore in sight, however.
1t is our intention to do certain
amount of development work and we
will also gradually sink to greater
depth and ascertain as to what depth
the lodges exist. A great number of
the old lodges are lost and it will
require little work before they can
be found. We are helped out in this
work by some of the old records of
the camp. which we possess. These
records show that some of the mines
were producing as much ore on the
day they closed as they did any time
during their history.
Il earnestly believe that before
long the old town of Belmont will be
one of the best producers in the
state and look for big revival there
next spring"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
OLD BELMONT
TO AGAIN BE
LIVELY CAMP
New Concern Which Purchased the Old
Workings Making Arrangements for
Operations on Large Scale

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hulse, w. L.
Clark and c. r. Harris of Los An
geles, returned last evening from an
auto trip to Belmont, where they
went several days ago to inspect the
mill and workings of the Security
Reduction company, in which they
are interested. The company recent
ly purchased all the old workings in
the town of Belmont and before long
a force of men will be started to
work to develop the mines. In
speaking of the company last even
Ing Mr.. Harris, who is president of
the company, stated that while in the
camp they made thorough inspec-
tion of every property there and
were considerably surprised at the
result of their investigations. They
also made thorough examination of
the workings of the mill, which is
the only one of its kind in southern
Nevada, and the work up to date is
far above their expectations.
THE mill that we have erected
there" said Mr.. Harris, is known
as the Fuller mill and the results
are more than satisfactory. This
mill was erected for the purpose of
finding out the best process of mill
ing the ores and it is the intention of
the company to erect a larger plant
IN the spring; one with every latest
device, for the amount of ore on the
dumps and in the slopes of the mines
will keep the mill running night and
day for number of years. The new
mill will be run by electricity and
we are now negotiating with the
power people to have the proposed
electric line extended to Belmont.
In the old days when the mines
were worked the records show that
only the ore that averaged over 800
a ton was worked and the rest was
thrown in the Slopes or put on the
dumps. The average depth of the
mines is about 800 feet and it stands
to reason that with the 20,O00.OOO
produced in the old days from that
depth there must be some ore at
greater depth.
The company owns twenty-one
claims, of which nine are patented.
Some of the patents date as far back
as 1868. On one of the claims we
have let lease and the parties are
hosting excellent ore. We have
quite an advantage in not having to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
CUSHMAN NOT IN
A TALkATIVE
STATE OF Mind

E. B. Cushman, who was indicted
by the grand jury on the charge of
embezzlement, and who was placed
under arrest in Reno several days
ago and was released on bonds, ar
rived from the north yesterday morn
ing. He will be arraigned in the dis
trict court tomorrow morning and
will be represented by Attorney w.
B. Pittman. When seen yesterday
Mr.. Cushman stated that he did not
wish to make any statement and that
he had been greatly wronged by the
grand jury. He stated that there was
big mistake somewhere and he was
the victim of the mistake.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
A BATTERY
CASE in The
TENDERLOIN

At an early hour yesterday morn
ing Miss Estelle Campbell. who re-
sides in the hamburg district, called
at the office of Judge Brissell and
swore to complaint against Frank
Maloney charging him with assault
and battery. She exhibited a face
that had been beaten frightfully.
Late last night Maloney had not been
apprehended by the officers and it is
a safe bet that he has left town, for
it is cinch that he will get the limit
when he appears before Judge Bris-
sell, who has no sympathy for wo-
man-beaters.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
JURY OUT IN
MARTELL CASE

The case if William Martell,
charged with having burglars tools
in his possession, with felonious in
tent, occupied the attention of the
district court yesterday and was Civ
en- to the jury late in the afternoon.
Martell was arrested on the evening
of July 5 and when searched had two
skeleton keys in his possession. An
other search was made in the jail and
the jailor found a revolver of the
Calling type strapped on Martell S
leg. Cartridges, razor and file
were also found carefully concealed
beneath Martell's undergarments. AT
10 o'clock last evening the jury was
unable to agree and were ordered
locked up for the night by the court.
The Mizpah grill; cuisine and serv-
ico upovaalInJ
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05

The Mizpah grill; cuisine and serv.
ice unexcelled 12-2-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
NOTICE.

Tonopah Lodge, No. %, F. & A.
M, will hold called communication
this evening at 1880 p. m. sharp, in
Butler hall. Work in first and third
degrees Visiting brethren cordially
invited to attend. BY order
p E. KELLER. w. NJ.
P. S. BOOTH. sec'y.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
TURNER CASE CONTINUED.

The case of William Turner,
charged with petty larceny, was con-
tinued yesterday in the justice court
until Tuesday, on motion of the dis
trict attorney, who is at present bus
lily occupied in the district court with
a number Of criminal cases. The
case will be heard before jury.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05

Dr. J. McCosh Smith of Manhat-
tan came in from that camp yester-
day and will leave this morning for
the coast, where he is called by the
illness of his sister.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
HARTMAN IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. a.
Agents of e. H. Hartman are report
ed to have purchased $4,000 acres of
land in Tuxpan oil district near here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05

w. B. Sollender and his daughter,
Miss Lenore Sollender, arrived from
Bishop on yesterday mornings train,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MIZPAH HOTEL.

M. H. Barry, San Francisco; James
Keleiher, San Francisco; John G.
Schust, Blair; A. G. Cole, Blair; j.
NJ. Russell, Goldfield; G. B. Clyne,
Los Angeles; P. L. Bragg, Goldfield;
G. R. Harris, Los Angeles; w. L.
Clark, Port Townsend; B. F. Hulse
and wife, Los Angeles; L. Lodeman,
San Francisco; Frank Golden, Reno.
PALACE HOTEL.
J. McCosh Smith, Manhattan; Pat
Garin and wife, New York; E. B.
Bonner and wife, London; A. P.
Matthewson, San Francisco; w. w.
Collins, Goldfeld.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-05

If you desire ruling or binding in
nanza and our solicitor viii ar+er'
10 your wants.
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TELLS RIVAL WHO
 VISITS HIS CELL

.star saass s.EmH LIS s.sal tste
 Mf- NgGa4au al- tHaa "zg=ae.a as lH,. pulis,as ea. Gagtrf~ frga4 fl-r .ra---eN8Hmataa a.-rsa uaeb sr.# mystery which -arraaaaed may ta, aHrgaiI.s n ms eItv.
 ThaislIg, -aea-aJa4 #a .aafHH- sH. strfz If HearIs 5 -a-fe af azaaaais=. although zS arg s4i5 [. have 6aa Te-- rssratea bs Gaelrt during HI- aIe x. as...eu3i .f Iefsofr. ff8,sfs. a#1 aar- ssrzIE zr=aHate.
 He fa= eamtt=a fHa5 E..=a#- .a.a=- eltgd .r hmsau.= u tHr NaHhala- Yasa# a.zldsaee HuH# 5#1 =GHHtH aa'iees. ea aH Hea oesae .aHf.ss = gf Heg af burglary
 H.. has aided Inc faige by vf~f#s rHsp paWa-bars.v them uher. mu-r 'ant MS found aaI Iueufs If. rh. ~a.a.a 1oa'~ recovered GosI,i also discussed HT~ ra~f Hfa fr,aly and admitted uae !. h41 -.fsed IH Wymng rrHH-r- sIory a~ erii a- 0t SaH QaaH#H H. =ald a.sa t.a. hr haa .-ff Washington I. uatera eIaud ; Hs-r Ha al ae--F sHFaezad fa the g-ser#t..sat -sa4se.
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TRAIN HITS cow;
 COW HITS MAN

iurfrs. II" was lifted into wagon and taken home
 The second COW wns mol thrown from the track Instead II frIl brtNern the rails and the pilot climbed tHe dead animal bringing the engine to a stop with the carcass directly beneath it The drivers could not catch the rail sufficiently to move the train and the e"w had lo he cut Ia pieces and taken piecemea1 from beneath he aocomo- tive RigEcrstff was brought ta a Hpl- linsham hospital this afternoon suf- frrius intensely. Physicians fear that his injuries may prove fatal.
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EEILINGHAN Wash To be RnacI,rd down and crushed by Fl cow which had hren hurled taruugB thc air for mtas feet bs Great Northern I,ealuoeae. his jeg broken and Internal injuries sustained carried to q wagon ta he taken to his home and later to a hospital. Nhile q -ccand COW which h. Ua< irieing. stalled thc train uutH | Na~fakou piecemeal from beneath the engine. Nas ltr rather peculiar cx- porieucr of Hugh Giggerstan. 7o- Fraf-eIl resident ii Marietta last night.
 Eieser-tars eoa- wandered away yesterday. and when he started te drive tb, cows homctard. they rushed from rhr brush onto thc railway track 5ust aS the southbaund Aver came along one COW was thrown some dis fauce from n" steel and struck Big g"rst1G squarrly. crushing him ta the ground and piuning him there until araiumen removed the carcass. when il vas discovered that his leg was broR- en and he had sustained internal in-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

nERKEEEYt n m aaee aeaaa 0bsa fns 0.Ha. Hee#.aa a8- #.Iaa and ena had betrayed H# a- fs fao. afpgarya n .h- -faa aaa#t #tt-t mea with a na.e aam.H N N aaHF gentleman hargru u sV.euUgt. -rrns asg cal at 5ra tHWt a' NJ hrr Wolfe. aH e8HIese et the W4ife Horse tavern ot saH Francisco m, woman n In. st-e ais Nf= carHaa, AeGueaH Sha and Waf= HIsasaa zH tHo -f9tiua together
 Hth a He8rH G.rlgt Heat, el E.ap Hi- usual eaHFas8r# tH. H#srlf leazr ffam his aaplors and zruH- af Wolfe Jftaat -fikus ti# ia aa a5a md kicking hm aH the Haar TH.f- he .ha- lahered Wolfe aaal thtse bs4a=teeal.ss separated r.e mon and aaa WaIfesa, as es",let~ sight
 raHm4 qm.kh e. Mrs Nsaaaar eH+m hr claimed MS ht~ alc- n. te- uouueea her tor ngg p.r,lds a b,fr.o- ing him nta fhr HahIs af fH. uaeIa. she protested her mnaegHys. bet afa au oath He ~ala F.. hoped -he HauaH
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AUTOMATIC REEL FOR
 OCEAN CABLEWAY

JULIAN LAD | C W Af
 rz HH. H-r If Ta automatic raei which au maintain t uniform taa- -laa Fa =rfrtHteI IiHe aF h3nssr and .= permit us leust to ,4re 9- th. aataa sf n. -Iurs demand. uta- -aHE aaa.aaz mt errreHe- auas H4s uH,H# #4zH, practicable fsr Hzs aa -Hius
 l4 agH ,. a1s solved rH, problem -e aaH t=ta Che #rzt -hr z1 he so #4arI.d Is 5 T. S ses,fuHaHs re,e- He eta-f Hea under construction tp a-uaa-s "a .1a demrul faf h.arr Hf-- -=aH- tlaHtiez oH -ra#t ia.rt- at the FeaH= aaa~a The .4ta.H WGa hr sta aaa.t . Nsfff eas ; #aH-~ frew gar, tH#at Sa .4ill he I.a la,l l4 ..ngrh. IfI l= 6e#gazt slso.oao
 THa function al In. ,atamBlr reyt .= =ta5 a# tHe #5bIa aithaH ierss E. #.ffaa-fa# tHa zmpz -epaeia. mi aIu1 it# #.a.a- rauas a~ they ap- rfaeb h m8-I frF@D tHa uaeeehes aaz. r4 I4 ue#tlIrd as .tasa 5z aoe ta,z af as u1 dlztmt a- looo feet.
 aa## # hs Heaes-Ifs# I'm real uiH H.s st maximum u-puHHe power uf -."eo pounds. $ 4eh ma, ba reduced a# H..a and a7# HIH4 if Inc hau@e4 t aha HHta.et l-us" Feel I,.l minute. 0mch
 believed ta b. fu h exer~- ef r. .= believed ts Gt. fIf n excess of r,.-  alEzrrz-..s1.l-
 F'#- He=sa.a Hrz=au= aili hr. landed aa lhs daae at t.,. eutt,r hs thr same HuIiue-daua det5ee tHH has been sa successfully employed in eoaliHe at zpa- I Hals trials. whether Inc sra has 6esH#faHsh or -Heath. fhs rroetieahiljA 4f t.. d,stgc has boet proven.
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Nuggets Special sers zee.

NISSuutN Mont. Jun t-NH com Ham~atjar vHta E.-us has ua0 been eat aH hy tH- floods hut the last "H-# H.yrFst ErHw tHrrr was ra trr f... ar#t t.- aat.r vs~ rising .a Tho .Ha tHtt matters IaukHt rv=
 -a4 l..a A-a4at. aaf~. .If =.. a.f HBf'e #ss HrH# completely
 #E fHEHuguHHt fHg -'#fs
 ..H G.sHH,d aud lJ,uuHt- nf ErrHt
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LETTER EXPLAINS NIGHT
 RAtDlNG IN KENTUCKY

letter received in the last mail los George Bender fullv explains thr cause of the night falding, af which tee people here heard lttfe bg t.Ie- raph during The winter
 The letter stat-s that th- toharra sr"Hers and fh- tobacco trusts We're ai War. and n" farmers organized aat they called a society of equity some Of Che farmers remained inde- reHaent ana tried to raise crops az usual To prevent them from doing =a an inner society was formed by the members af the Society of Equity for
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Congregational Church.

fa!rit lhemes In fte morning chr at the Door CT Gentle Ia- iaeHn- T. 'h. evening TT au Shall Not K.t" fha sixth faeture H rho eaurse .r .fHe tsH# a#d@,Hts
 Music. Tn m. morjnE Cauervea- nonal singing. n th~ eeenae The usual fine rendering of tho anthem and solos under the direction af Mrs. pabhs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

The puua-, "f using extreme #aa-ur.S fa freeeHt fha efaa4He af #tsh.lasa 9r a1
 These men We're gb- night udsr- eha burned houses and Threatened tns independent aues wirH all kinds or N"Hgsaaee r thev did Inf fsHte ahe country Soldiers Herr stationed iH nc threatened farm houses and afso- where hu, all their sGort- could not -e-s m. discovery If the raiders
 sau3 jury finally began t9 Iry4s- zIsata hut some uf th- members of f. are susreeted af being raiders them selves
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SYNDICATE MADE FORTUNE BY
 BEGGING AID FOR INDECENT

present. Were varied, but they seemed To consider tho aged and feeble sys- tenn tn bc the best although they also used the blind. the crippled and the orphans
 Circulars were sent u many eases. and men dressed as elersYmcu were also sent broadcast for the purpose of appealing in person ta the sympathctfc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06
MethoeLst EplseopaI chureh

R Y. E. bunap pastor Sr5si#es at lla m. and l4s p. m. Epua,a teasue at -.arluek The music a.e te e.enine service Hllf fac. as.a 4t- .Hem- hE The cHsEr and q ~uH# ts Mrs w N Whga.cr
 Thr putHe k cordially inln.d fa -ar- arHd th.-e services.
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Nuggets speelsi Service.

suI,ks1 Mrr Tat t ztHd4- .aa- ae .s.3 aud thHeed la tuts etts eaH z.S trar- .a tessHs -.4 f1r aged aud f=#l.t fe=~eH= #-## Hlef s,H#ea has H-.H #ase made raHag Ee 3ar police
 TH rHarr 1ye .H-l =lese.led m u#,.#thHG tH, c.a-Ht4.s. JaI have
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PRoEITAelE.

What did you gel out af yaur gar den last yeare1''
 Not d week went by that | didn't have one of nay nrighhor's chickens for .t.-Lifr.
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lggarcd that tbe syndicate has made often ls much IS Sl.sup tn one days work. Eut mot one arrest has set been made and the chances arc, that ansyiH sseHpr
 According tu th, documents found tH" thieves have "vorkrd1 almost cp- .t> part of The United States. Their methods as far aS can he learned at
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AMUSING ADVERTISEMENTS.

< Laudsr paper recently aa-red prize for rte best collection af aaiu- E@faHaIIy amusing adv. .isemrrrs Her f- Eaft af ra~ ust.
 Annual sale new going an- Don't sa elsewhere ta b. ehsatsi-e,me iH H,.re-"
 A iaJy wants te sell her blanc. as -he .s eaae abraad In a fr.ag iron frame
 .ln-t. 2 collie dog hy man ap Sat- ar1ag answering to Jim ata 5 br4s~ collar round tf~ neck and mug ~
 Wanted hv respectable slI l.r Ha~~aee ra N4a York. Wiling rs tak, rar~ ar children and a good aHa
 "aIr Brown. furrl-r. hogs ta aa- n"unCg amt He Hfl uaEr ar ga7vHs. caps. .Je. for adis- m af sfrir own skin"
 "To b- disposed pf q man phsctan. th- property of gentleman wit. a m".eatlr headpiece as good a4 nos
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Shelters Inundated.

Tho message also states that the sm,lters arc standing three feet under water and work n them has been stopped.
 As far as can be learned fatalities are few. and only q few deaths have been reported
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EAGLE cHEcHAco DANCE.

The Eagirs will give big chr- ehaco dance on June l3. At that time the great bulk of the chcchacos will be in Nome and q royal time k crr- tain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

The fact which causes the greatest uurusiueSs at the present time is that senator CIark'S power dam which is situated aho,r t.f< eit, k threatening ta bar-f ~hauId # give way fright fal catastrophe may eecur
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Christian Sefence.

Christian Science z,ry ices sunday =at a'eiaeh | m=. at Nauaa Club aiaaaz an S'eadmau avenue Subject ~tiad tHr Prr~egttr as Man All ar. ,sr- alHlE Invited
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

IL is said that dried entrants given occasionally to horses in lieu "f oats will increase their power ar cndur- ancc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

Che majority of the towns ot southern and central Montana are now without electric lights and that business is practically at a St8ndstiu
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Lights Out

SNi.T LAKE. June 6 N telephone u,~sax, received Iram Butte says that
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06
COMMUNICATION WITH HELENA
 SEVERED BY THE FLOODS
Dam Threatens

fas-s~ arr coming in from ever, quar-
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Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads Must de Paid n
 Advance.
 WANTED youNG man aha has mad experience su laeRag gaeds Inquire Sim~on Eros oNE ar# tao bright soang gill-. m- 41f- Sm~au Eups BRIGHT boy sfm-on Brov  cHAMBEEMAD AT Miners hotel POSITION wanted by good camp cook Address r. Nugget office.
  FooD -aIe-Iadg immediately Slm-o6 Eros.
 FOR RENT. rhkE Hoomed fuTGI-hcd 1a6In on " D sf. Inquire Na. 50 D
 FOR SALE. aooIl PIANO reasonable simsou  PAELoE pool table. complete. Come and -r. it. Sim~ou Bros
  SILVER DOLLAR saloon stock and fixtures Cheap
 LOST. STRIPED ribbon belt with military buckle. Return to Mrs Grigsby.
 FOR SALE. | lovely ltle home well hulh. warm iu winter. four rooms. nicely furnished and clean as a pin. eonvrni- eutly arranged, yard room. very close '. basia--s center. &l,2O0 cash
 BuyEY x DAWSON Phone Black 223 Steadman Ave bn you desire to se, that Sewing Machine or Typewriter. or do you wish to buy Sewing Machine ar Type writer: 1T so. see
 BOVEY X DAWSON. Prone Black 223 Steadman Ave.
 FOR SALE. Ne have houses. lots business loca- tions. business chances, We can suit you in the purchase af hotel. rest aurant. lodging house. etc. We have Inc goods
 BOYEY & DAWSON. Steadman Ave. Black 223 We want more vacant houses and cabins. furnished or unfurnished.
 BOVEY & DAWSON. Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223
 BOYEY & DAWSON, Real Estate and Mining Exchange. Notary Public. Auetioneer. Collectors employment agency. abstracts. etc. Steadman Ave Phone Black g
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

We will vaeate the middle Of the month. Everything down to almost your own prtee. Simson Bros
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

4. 8. C., Lemp's. and Red, White and Blue bottled beer at "Ths North ern." 25 cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

STRIPED ribbon belt with military
 buckle. Return to Mrs. Grgsby.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-06

The Big Show at Eagle hall tonight.