Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-24
HAS GONE no HIS KENNEL.

HAS GONE TO HIS KENNEL.
That sickness with which the Arhtocracy was seized while at Gold
field Saturday night, Was it not but proof of that old saying that the
mighty takes care of children and fools. We wonder which old saw Sir
Francis would prefer to have applied to his sudden cease of well being,
and especially when Goldfeld folks were s. anxious some even camorous
"a sec him to talk with him. 1t was cold in Goldfeld that night. and
the audience desired to bask inthe super-fervid atmosphere of his pro-
toads-protestatonso of W FOL all h naples MN 10 invest anu rap
the marriageensnared riches of the Sharon estate with the dfgnitary Of
the senatorial toga. Incidentally the Godfeld folk had a few pertinent
questions which they desired the Hon. Sir Francis to elucidate upon
They wanted to ask him a few questions relative to some hluecoated
guests which were thrust upon Godfeld last winter; they wanted to ask
him to explain the seeming ireevance between som O. ms terahc
made during the present campaign 60 the miners a Ely and vicinity and
to the agricultural community over Humboldt way. There were a num-
Der of things which the proletarat desired explained OIL the msh pileS'
Of amstocracy. Incidentally, they wanted to catch a sight of those
London-made brooches. And while they waited, Sir Francis lurked in
his boudeir, stricken with a dire malady which caused a pahor OF ms
countenance, a trembling of his august knees, a tremor of voice and a
general indispositon to show himself to an awed and worshfpful audi
ence. Meantime, the audience waited. at Goldfeld.
At Tonopah o IN the following day, another audience waited for Sir
Francis. That audience, too, had and has some pertinent questions to
ask of Sir Francis. It is assured that o Or about Saturday of this week
Sir Francis will appear at Tonopah to greet his beloved constituents
We wonder. wonder. wonder if Sir Francis will be hire?
Goldfeid and Tonopah want to know what explanation Sir Francis
will make of that incident last winter when the troops were sent to
Goidfeld. Perhaps after a few days spent in the briney breezes of the
Pacific. and the scent of the sage brush blown out of his nosrils, Sir
will be propounded to him. The talents of Sir Francis are entirely lost
in the senate of the United States It is a pity and a shame that the sery-
cal acrobat should be lost to some OF or great circus companies ana I'M
INJURED in the senate.
Sir Francis claims that he is a native of the sage brush state. We
would like to have an affidavit from Sir Francis as to his e. al residence
and nativity. Any one knows that when a dog is sick, o wounded, he
sinks to his home, to his kennel Sir Francis is sick, he is wounded,
and he is afraid. And he has skunk off to San Francisco He has gone
to his kennel And that which has made him sick, and which has
wounded him is the manly, popular and straightforward campaign of
Pat Flanagan, a Nevadan, a m "a OF the people Flanagan ahnoush pf-
sued throughout the campaign by a continual outpouring of malicious
and cowardly lies, has come into the open, answered every question
which has been propounded to MIN, dsproVed lie atter he' Hnoe aHtI.
SANDER and. has the entire people of the state back of him. Democrats
waged by the Newlands purse; tred Of the continue repeuuoh IN ne
subsidized Democratic press of canards which Flanagan has long ago
dsproved. And some of this Newlands virus has come back home entered
the wounds which have been made by the heel OF Pa Flanagan n now
Sir Francis, sick. selfbesmirched, and afraid, has gone to his kennel