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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
STANTON AGAIN
TAKES A BRIDE

GoLDFIELD, New, April Ma
jor w. A. Stanton, who was only
divorced last fall, has claimed an
other bride, which makes his third
bride within year. He was secretly
married at his home in this city a
week ago Sunday, and claimed as his
bride Miss Erta Alice Cable of Gold
field. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. JAMES Dyer of the local
Presbyterian church and the few
guests invited to witness the cere-
mony were sworn to secrecy.
Major Stanton was divorced from
Susan Stanton of Philadelphia in
July, 1907, and a few months lata.
married 19-year-old Blanche Nye #
Los Angeles. She only lived with
him q short time, and them filed 4
suit for divorce, alleging cruelty ana
inhuman treatment. The major. al
though more than sixty years Of age
was undaunted by his unsuccessful
ventures and claimed mis- third wife
last month, one Of the most beauti-
Fui young women of Goldfield. The
present Mrs. Stanton is 2S wears oil
age
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
TONOPAH men
BUY in GRANITE
KEY PITTMAN AFTER CONTROL
LING INTEREST IN BLAINE
PROPERTY

1t was learned from reliable
source. says the White Pine News
that while Key Pittman Of Tononah
has not yet purchased the controIline
interest in the Blaine mine N the
Granite district, he is negotiating for
1t and e deal may be consummated
shortly While Ia this section mn
Pittman acquired heavy interests n
claims surrounding the Blaine for
himself and other Tonopah people
This is certainty.
Mr.. Pittman came here with the
intention of interesting himself IA
the new camp in case he found II
worthy of attention and so favorably
impressed was he during his three
days inspection of the district that
he placed considerable sums in bond
ing properties Just what groups he
became interested in is not known
as he has refused to make state
ment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION
W. J, Roderick of Manhattan. is in

w. J, Roderick of Manhattan. is in
own.
George Wingield came over from,
Soldfield last night.
Mrs. L. L. Mushett returned from
ackson, Cal, yesterday.
John Kirchen returned from Reno
yesterday. where he has been absent
or several days on business.
Miss Julia Finnegan of the Bonan.
"a force. left this morning for Raw
iide. She expects to be gone about
en- days.
W. P. and NJ. j. O'Meara returned
yesterday from the valcalda mine.
whittier they had gone to inspect the
property. They were accompanied bv
2. J. Kelly of Salt Lake, manager OF
ne Kelly Filter Press company. This
2 Mr.. Kelly's first visit to Southern
Nevada and be was surprised at the
prosperity Of this section Of the state
LAST night, in company with W. p.
cMeara. Mr.. Kelly visited the Mon
ana Tonopah mill. and was shown
trough the plant,
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RAWHIDE JUSTICE
IS in HOT WATER

1t Is understood that a petition
from some of the citizens of Raw.
hide will be filed before the county
commissioners, asking that the COM
missioners recommend that the gran
jury investigate the actions of A. d.
Armstrong, Justice of the peace in
that camp, with a view towards re-
moving him from Office should the
serious charges which are said to be
made against him prove true.
When asked concerning the petit
tion. County Commissioner Rosenthal
said: Il understand there is to be
such a petition presented, but Of
course, | hardly think that the conn
ty commissioners can remove Arm
strong from office; all that we can
do is recommend that the grand Jury
take up the matter"
One of the things of common
knowledge in Rawhide, which is said
to be one of the allegations agains..
the official, is his refusal to admit
prisoners in minor charges to ba,i
where they have the perfect right TO
demand such. 1t is constitutional
right that any prisoner short of GER
-ain offenses may demand bail at any
Time There. are said to be other all |
egations made against him. Gold
ield Tribune.
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TO QUASH
IS OVERRULED
COUNSEL FOR L. b. RICKEY THEN
FILES DEMURRER TO
INDICTMENT

In the Hickey case yesterday, At
torney Peck made motion to set
aside and quash the indictment
against 7. B. Hickey, but this was
overruled by the court A demurrer
attacking the constitutionality of the
Indictment was then filed. In his ar
gument on the demurrer Mr.. Peck
stated that the statute relating to
this act is unconstitutiona as it re-
ters to only one class of people, that
IS the receiving of money by bank
ers knowing that they were inso,-
vent, and it should read anyone. =
Mr.. Peck further stated that Mr.
hickey had not in any legal sense
received the money deposited in the
bank and therefore could not be held
responsible for it.
A number Of grand jurors were
examined as to being depositors in
the bank, but all questions put to
them were objected to by the state
the objections being sustained by the
court.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Peck's ar
gument the district attorney asked
Tor five days time to prepare an an
swer to the demurrer, which was
granted by the court.
W. B. Pittman was entered as an
attorney of record, having had charge +.
d the State bank affairs in this city
up to the present date.
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OPTION CLAIMS
FOR $4,000

". y. Bell, of the Bell & Freeman
tease, returned this week from trip
20 Old lvanpah, where he is Interest,"
ed with H. L. Freeman in a numhe,.
OF valuable wolfermite claims r.,
Drought back a number of high-grada
specimens of the metal, and while
tnere gave thirty-day option on two
OF the claims to J. c. Sheets, the well.
known mining man of Goldfield. The
terms of the option include a mr.
chase price of $4,000.
On the Neighbor Boy claim fon /.
iedges outcrop on the surface ana
all are said to carry good values in
tungsten. Some of the samples which
Mr. Bell brought to Hart exceed 10
per cent wolfermite. The present
market value Of the metal, which it,
used in tempering armor plate. Is
around $500 per ton.
The particular section in which
these claims are located has been
prospected for years, but ON account
OF the general lack of knowledge nv
prospectors of tungsten, it has been
passed up as worthless. Few pros
pectors know tungsten when thav
see It, and 1t is only recently that
their interest has awakened in the
metal The rock has been repeated,v
tested for gold and silver, and when |
Vaiues IN the precious metals were
not manifest, little attention was piv.
IN the district. Messrs. Bell e. Fraa-
man We're the first to discover tbn
value Of the claims, and lust nre-
nous to the excitement here were
prepared to develop their tungsten
holdings. The Hart fever. howeye.
cot into their veins. and thew ~,
low operating good lease on tha
florence.
BESIDES the two claims optioned Ia
ar. Sheets. they hold numerous 9th
- and as the price of tungsten. has
very indication Of exceeding even
. present high value, they are in an
xceilentI position to clean up 4 big
'rtune- ]. p. Benson. who also owns
tungsten property in thai
icinity' refused an offer OF 100000
lst year from an American agent
the Japanese government. who 9
as eager to acquire the properts 9
no send the product to Japan. to =
? used IN the building OF numbe. q
modern battIeships Ivanpah il
Gated about sixty miles north ofi
art, and the claims Of Bell & Free
an are situated about quarter Of !,
mile south Of the Coliseum mine. Il
enty OF good water and wood II
'ound in the vicinity. Enter !,
Use.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
VERDICT GIVEN
FOR ACKERMAN.

In the case of W. P. Ackerman VS..
Q. 8. Avery to recover s69.05 for
goods advanced to another party on
AveFyss guarantee, Judge Brissell
rendered 2 verdict IL favor of the
olaintiff yesterday. Avery secured
he goods from Alderman for a pros
oector who after receiving the goods
las not been heard from. Mr.. Acker-
nan was represented by Cleveland
n. Baker.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
HERRoN's DEATH CoNFIRMEn

RENO, New. April Charles j.
Sadlier of this city this afternoon re.
ceived telegram from Ed Bing-
nam, brother-in-law of the late j. e.
Heron Of Reno. reading as follows:
The report that ]. E. Heron, for
meriy OF Reno. was drowned Will,
co route from San Francisco to Los
angeles on steamer is only tos
true. just learned of finding Il
body"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
LARGE HOTEL
FOR RAWHIDE

g. J. Jeffries, formerly of the Riv.
Irside hotel, has completed the or.
animation Of a company to erect tbe
NEST hotel in Rawhide. Self g. Sell
aan Of this city signed the contract
or the new building, which is to COST
10000. Work is to start this week
nd the building is to be completed.
furnished and ready for occunancv
fithin seven weeks.
The new hotel is to be located an
le corner Of Nevada street and Es-
aeraida avenue. Jeffries is to ba
lanager. r. M. Van Dorm is presi-
ent Of the company, G. r. Arger-
niger and J. w. Smith are directors
nd Vofney B. Leonard is secretary
The Regent is to be the name a.
le new hotel It win be three stor-
9 In height, contain seventy-five
'oms with baths and air modern Inn. !
Ovements. Reno Gazette.
FIVE year old claret at $50 ner
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
BOOM
" Bob EVANS FLEET i

Going to Los Angeles to welcome
the fleet2 Have you reserved yonr
berth? Better get your name on the
iist. The rates are low and there will
be rush. First come, first served.
See KEITH, the Ticket Agent. Ant
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NOTICE..

THE MANAGEMENT or THE
BONANZA WILL CONSIDER III a
FAVOR If PATRONS OF THE pa
PER WILL REFRAIN FROM PBR-
CHASING THE PAPER FROM ANY
OF THE CARRIERS, rs THIS rs
STRICTLY PROHIBITED. REGU.
LAR CARRIERS HAVE NO AUTH
GRITTY TO SELL PAPERS.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
OFFICE sYLvANIA MINING COM.
PANY OF, NEVADA

PANY OF, NEVADA
Tonopah. Nev., March 1S. 1908
the annual meeting Of the Sylvania
Mining company of Nevada, will be
held at their Office in T. ]. McMa-
hons office, at p. m. on MONDAY.
April ID, 1908, for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing
year, and to take a vote to change
me place Of meeting from Tonopah
New, to Bishop, Inyo county, state
OF California, and the transaction Of
sucn other business as may properly
come before it.
e. R. SHIELDS, Secretary
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CASE OF SMALLPOX

g. p. Brown Of Utah, who arrived
Yesterday from Stockton, Cal, was
taken to the county hospital, having
IN his travels contracted case Of
smallpox.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08
MILWAUKEE RE-EIECTs MAYOR

MilLWAUkEE RE-ELECTS MAYOR,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, April -
David s. Rose, Democratic candidate
was today elected mayor Of Milwau-
kee by plurality Of about 5000
votes over Emil seidel, socl,a al Demo-
votes over Emil Seidel, Social Demo
crat. Thomas Pringle, Republican
candidate, ran over 1000 behind Sell
gel. Roses election makes him
mayor of Milwaukee for the fifth
time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-15O no.
tices In book. For sale at the Bon
ANA office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

lave Your Eyes Examined nm
CLASSICS Fitted by an Expert.
aeference--ask your neighbor. Dr..
iEo- 2. DE VINE viii be at Union
drug Store. April 10 to 49,,
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SUPERIORITY

Several Of my ancestors rounded
a century"
MY ancestors were not FOUNDERS.
replied the other, somewhat stiffIv
Philadelphia Ledger.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
understandings carbon--150 no
tees in book. For sale at the Bon
ANA Office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

Try our four year Ola mort ana
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. H.
J. Hall G Co. n
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

We deliver our gooos, so send in
your orders to H. ]. Hall & Co.. for
wet goods. Phone s12. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

Journals. cash books and ledgers-
Just the thing the merchant needs
best that can be made. For sale at
the Bonanza ONCE.
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) EFFECTIVE MARCH 26th.
local or Pacific TIme.l

Through Dining Car Service on all
Coast and Eastbound Trains in Both
directions via Nina and Southern Pa
cific.
through Buffet Service on All Coast
and Eastbound Trains in Both Direc-
tons, via Beatty. T. & T. and Ludlow
A. T, & S.
III. r. HANLIN. w. d. FORSTER.
Gen'L Supt. Gen'l. Pass. Art.
Tonopah. Tonopah.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOUND gold watch and, chain.
owner may have same by IDENTIFY
ing articles and paying for this al
Tonopah Bonanza.

Main St. bet. Brougher
ana Everett sts., large envelope
addressed National Ice Co., P. o.
Dox 46O, Tonopah. containing pa
pers Of value to no one excepting
me company. Finder can receive
substantial reward by leaving sams
az The Tonopah Bonanza office. %
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-08

Five year old claret at $50 per
allon- H. J. Hail & CO. If
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WANTED For six months ~
responsible party, comfortably fur
nished house. three or four rooms
with bath. inside toilet and run
ning water. Should be located
near Brougher avenue. II condi-
lions, including terms, are reason
ape, rental will be paid in adj
vance. Reply. Ergo. this Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
DEADLY AUTO
GETSA VICTIM
Omitted Pres, Leased wlro1

Omitted Press Leased wlrel
san Francisco. ian. ls Frank W
Patty. q veteran of the Clyn War. ami
tor many years character Al the
Ferry building. where he sold neWs.
papers was killed Yesterday by be-.
lng utnick hy au automobile. I'M
which Mr. and Mrs Albert Pi-sis
were enjoying AN afternoon spin.
Pissis r. a well-known attorney OF
the oiy.
The accident occurred at the cor.
nor Of Valencia aud Twenty eighth
rtrcct IN an enort Co avoid runuIus
down a pedestrian In Valencia street
'hauaeur nelbert NJ sceley. sueryed
his ear sharply To the right. He Was
unable Ca hring the car back 20 its
course, and tho hea,, machine. al a.
speed. struck Patty. who
stood upon the Sidewalk leaning over
10 brush mud from hls trousers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
KILLED HIMSELF
Wife ESCAPED


Oakland. Cal. Jan. 13.-with the
laughter of two children ringing I'm
his ears. John Alexander May Althof.
club man, man about town and son
OF a New York banker. arose from
the dining table at his home last
night, and, after firing two shots from
a revolver az his wife. rushed up the
stairs TO hls bedroom and blew out
his brains
II won't hurt you" said Althof,
smiling at the children.
The children covered In the corner
while Althof sent the second shot at
his wife II missed her. like the first
shot. and shattered a pile Of crock
cry on a sldeboard. Mrs. Althof es.
capped
The man took another look at the
children Then no hurried up stairs
and they screamed aEaln as they
heard him are for the third time The
surgeons pronounced life extinct
when the ambulance arrived.
Alihof had bocn entertaining the
two children. who boarded at hts
home. and his mothcr-ln-law. Mrs. j.
Loud, when he arose from the table.
tie drew revolver Just as his wife
stepped into an adjoining room,
I'm get you" he shouted. and
hrod.
The home llfc of Tho Althors hai
not been happy recently and the hus.
band Is declared 10 have repeatedly
threatened To kiil his wifc.
Ills father, Charles Athof who re-.
Gently retired from the banking bust. |
nosa. o. declared lo De worth over
$500. eco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
MAY SETTLE
DIFFERENCES

ANAAA'h AAAno AsNhhiu W hNsI
Seattle. Wash, Jan. IA spe.
clal meeting has been called OF the
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assocl-
alton for tonight. which will take up
the present wage scale difference be-
tween tho engineers and the steam
boat companies. Beyond stating that
the netting Is expected to develop a
new and important phase OF the sit-
uatiou. the engineers will make no
statem.nt.
The steamboat owners state that
no new scale proposition has been
submitted to either association, but
believe that the present wage scale
will be- up for discussion and action.
The engineers last week tabled the
offered by the owners
bat stated that it might be taken up
again at any time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
POSSES LOOKING
FOR MURDERERS

Seattle, Wash. Jan. 13.--POsses
Of citizens led by Deputy sheriffs are
today securing the Cedar river val
ley country searching for two high
waymen, who on Saturday night shot
and killed o. Johnson, as the result
OF the attempted boldup Of a saloon
at Kangley, owned by Juck Lacerdo.
Practically every man in the vicinity
has been engaged in the hunt. Atan
early hour this forenoon neither Of
the suspects had been captured.
johnson has relatives in Ottawa.
Canada. and a sister in Lowell, Mass,
but no relatives in this part Of the
country. lie was a bridge carpenter
s5 years Of age. and was employed by
the North Coast Timber Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
STANDARD AT
ITSOLD TRICKS
tUnIted Press Leased wlre)


Il san Francisco, Jan. 13.-The
standard OIL Company has declar d
wnr on its most powerful rival In Cal
ff0rnia, and has undertaken 70 force
opposition from the state by raising
prices. The Standard II directing
Hts attack against the big English
corporation which operates in the
state under the nam. OF the Callfor-
MA Petroleum Rehnsrio1 and Califor-
MIA OF Fields. IN the Santa Maria
territory the concern goes by the
former name. and In the Kern county
districts by the latter designation.
The English company had just be-
gun 10 operate on a large scale, wheu
the Standard opened It's campaign by
raising prices. The high prices will
make Il impossible for the English
company 10 fll rs contracts with any
degree OF profit. The Rockefeller
company has raised prices in the
Rers river. Coalinga, Midway and Nc
KIlirick fslds 10 80 cents a barrel
and 10 So cents In the Santa Maria
country.
Tho English company has a con-
tract with the Toyo Kisen Steamship
Company for 1900. 900 barrels a year
nt ~ cents a barrel. The company
found n dini@ilt 40 on this big con-
tract and was forced into the open
market for OIL. The Standard jumped
the price 10 q ngure which tho for
rign corporation could not afford 10
pay. In Wow Of ia low-price con.
tracts The California Renncriei
Company sold short In the OIL marke,
and tho Standard seized the oppor.
tunlty 10 turn bun and embarrass lts
rival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
SAD DROWNING
AT SEATTLE

ANNhHNN AANH" Na'AH'W hAiffN
Soattle. walih.. Jau. l3.--Tho Mad
ison PARK house boat colony ON Lake
Washington was shocked yesterday
morning when the body Of Mrs. beth.
ol Pomeroy, ~ years OF age. wifo OF
q. u, Pomenoy, a lawyer. was drag.
ged from The lake. She had been
miaSlng slnoe Friday night when she
langmngly bado her husband good
bye. left him In thcir houfeboat and
hurried away 10 tho house boat OF a
neighbor 40 Join a party OF friends.
expecting that Mr pomcroy would
follow her Before leaving the house
boai Mr. pomcroy aaid that. as the
niEhi was chilly, ho would not $50 un-
ioaa Ma placed . hoay, wrap about
her She iotnE.y said all right aud
went ont the door Not returning
chat night romoroy believed that shs
had had a sudden attack of neuralgia
and had fnno tn q sauitarlum. aa she
hha done ON "a proYiouf occasion.
saturday however. he became
alarmnd aud summoned the aid of
blonihounds They led Ca the edge
of The water, ana Yesterday her body
vas fonui Ia IL foet of water whric
she had evidently Slipped and fallen
IN. her ori''a Tor help not heing heard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO CRATER
CONTINUED from page oneD

CONTINUED from page one.)
the defendant. Schmitz, be admitted
to bail in case No. 305. There is now
no conviction standing against him,
and he Is entitled to bail as a matter
of right. There Is no provision OF
law that exactly fits this set of cir
cumstances. The defendant now oc-
cupies the same standing as he did
before a judgment Of conviction was
rendered and we now G9k that he be
released upon bail"
The motion of Drew was opposed
by Assistant District Attorney Cook,
who declared that the decision Of the
appellate court did not become final
until 80 days had elapsed. He held
that the decision OF the appellate
court was at present merely an opin-l
ion and not an order.
Under the constitution this case
stands merely as an appeal pendr
ing" said Cook.
Attorney Drew then changed his
argument and admitted that the mat
ter was within the discretion Of the
court, stating that code had not been
so as to provide for the
court Of appeals. which Is a compar-
atively now judicial institution in
California. Judge Dunno denied the
motion. to which Drew took an excep
tion.
II is entirely probable that with
in the next few days an appeal will be
taken directly 20 the yupreme court
TO allow Schmitz his lib -ty upon
bonds, but nothing in this line will
be done today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
SHE STOOD
BY HIS DOG
11rnlted Press Leased wlreO

UNITED Press Leased Wlre')
Chehalis, Wash, Jan. 1S.-Ien
year-old Eta Fink is laying in III
tie bed in the children's ward OF the
Chehalis hospital today, hoverins
between life and death, because OF a
gaping bullet wound in her breast
she was shot yesterday at her home
near Alpha, wash, because sne
hurled her body between that OF her
net dog and the rife barrel held In
the hands of 1S-year-old Victor
Smith. When Smith shot his bullet
hit the girl. For sApe unknown rea-
son Smith had grown angry at the
Fink dog. and, picking up a gun, an
nounced that he would XIII the AMI
NAL. The news Of his intention
reached the Fink home before he
reached it. When h earrlved he
raised his gun to shoot, and as he
did so Eta leaped in front Of him. As
she fell screaming to the ground
Smith dashed into the forest. A
posse Is searching for him, but as yet
he has not been captured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
WIN Continue Prosecntlons.

Washington. Jan. 13.-The Presi.
dent today held several conferences
with reference TO the land fraud
cases. He talked with Secretary OF
the Interior Garfield and ex-Commls
sloner-General Ballinger. and later
with Governor Buchtel, OF Colorado.
Secretary Garfield announced after
the conferences that the prosecution
viii not be dropped, and that the
Lewis decision In Colorado affected
the Colorado cases only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13
ASTORIA BOY
RAISED CHECK
Omitted Press Leased Wire !

| NcA''NN = AN0S 1OaoCu wire.
Portland, Or, Jan. ia sne,s.
dispatch to the Portland EveD,s-
journal from Astoria, Or, states. p
Turie Nordstromi son of John No.,
strom, cashier OF the scandansv,..
American Savings Bank. is rbar.ss
with having raised 4 sssaraft sIgses s.s
by j. r. A. Bennett, o. the Frs ~.
tional Bank, of this. oily, 70; sis Soa
and with having successfully pa!s..
the forgery on a Chieago sbunk h..
operation was not risceYsfed ut,u
today when the paper reached AstdE,.
for collection. Nordstrom Ieh
toria on Thanksgiving day prespm.
ably 10 ssll oil stock. He was ele,L
Of the First National Bank here y.
two years. and was married, bnt IA
separated from his wife. Before ~
ing East Nordstrom had Bennett AZ,
SO draft. 1t was this draft a.,
Nordstrom fixed" so successf,Iav
While Nordstrom was in Chicaeob,
also forged a letter of introduction
to the bank.