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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28
runs into SEAM
OF Pure GOLD

In the 450-foot level of the famous
Sunnyside mine of the Round Noun
tain Mining company seam was en-
countered during the week which
was practically pure gold.
The men in the 450-foot are work
ing in 25-foot body of ore, all of
which is milling rock and is a part
of that which goes to make up the
monthly bullion returns of the
Sunnyside mill
The seam was found running
across the face of this ore body. 1t
was about three-quarters of an inch
in thickness and it continued for two
days. 1t was like taking out three
quarter inch gold plate. Specimens
of this seam as it lay between the
rock of the ore body were shown the
Nugget representative by Superin-
tendent Mcdonald and they were in
deed remarkable.
When asked if the seam had been
sacked as it was taken out, Mr.. Nc
Donald replied: mo, it was taken
out with the regular milling ore and
went through the mill for general re.
suits" To the average man who
saw the samples Mr.. Mcdonald had
for exhibition it seemed like rank
PROCLAMATION that such stuff should &C
through mill plush-lined show
case seemed to be the proper place
for it.
Just few days prior to encounter.
ing this pure gold. seam a tale seam
was found in the 550-foot leve
which went about $1,000 to the ton
While, to the seasoned mining
man, these seams and pockets of higl
grade are but ashes in the pan, II
must be remembered that the Sunny
side mine has an ore body ranging
from eighteen to twenty-five feet il
width which will run from So to $4(
per ton and that this ore body starts
at the surface and extends in tbs
deepest workings of the mine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28
SERVIAN PRIEST
IS AN ANARCHIST

CHICAGO, July 27.-"President
Roosevelt ought to be killed" These
words alleged to have been uttered
by Rev. Stven Bozichkowich, a priest
in the Servian church at Chicago.
are responsible for his present deten-
ton at Ellis island on the ground
that he is an anarchist and undesir-
able citizen
According to an affidavit furnished
to the department of commerce ana
labor by d. d. Davis, immigration in
spector in charge of the Chicago OF
flee, forwarded to Washington July
Is, the Servian priest is a rabid
anarchist and is strongly opposed to
our form of Government.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28
WILLIAM H. TAFT
JAMES S. SHERMAN
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS CONDITIONS.

There improvement conditions
something like which
where from to rs thirty
leading all
slow gradual
Published interviews
best
and state that by fall shall
evidences
pairing such indexes railway
benefit
the history
gives evidence being substantial likely
sentiment
that business from all would
election of
displayed at the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28

Herein lies the tremendous poten-
tial value of the mine, but the addi-
tional bonus of a few thousand do
lars every few days in the form of
Jewelry not only tends to swell the
grand average of mill returns, but it
also goes to show that there is a
vast amount of gold hidden away,
both in kidneys and impregnated
through the rock
The little mill is doing an amazing
amount of work, but work as it will,
Superintendent Mcdonald, as he puts
it, is always checked up with ore. =
Round Mountain Nugget.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28
IS GRANTED Her
SIXTH DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, July 27.-Mrs.
Grace-Snell-Coffin w lker- Cofin-Lay-
man-Love became the champion di-
vorcee of the world today, when
Judge James granted her divorce
from her latest husband, Hugh NJ.
Love, secretary of the board of
health. She charged cruelty in that
he choked her, treated her in a
brutal and inhuman manner, and re-
fused to pay her bills. Once, when
she was giving a musicale, she testi-
fed, Love appeared on the scene in
his pink pajamas and bathrobe, took
seat among her guests, put his feet
on the top round of chair, and
complacently smoked his pipe The
ladies and gentlemen she had invited
folded up their music and left she
said.
Mrs. Love was formerly Miss Grace
Smell, daughter of Amos j. Smell, the
Chicago millionaire banker, whose
murder twenty years ago, became
national mystery, and never has been
cleared up. Her marital experiences
have attracted equally wide atten-
tion. She was thrice the bride of
Coffin and the same number of times
divorced from him. Loves predeces-
sor as her husband was young hotel
clerk. Mrs. Love possesses a fortune.
There are rumors of another ap-
preaching marriage.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28
INVITATION TO
BUSINESS men

The Reno Commercial club has
opened its doors to the members and
issued general invitation to the bust
ness and professional men of the en-
tire state to visit their handsome
quarters in the Odd Fellows building
in Rene.
1t is intended that the club shall
be the center for all that is progress
sive in commercial matters. The
club will be the chamber of COM
merce for the entire state, the same
as the Nevada Commercial league
was before it. In addition, the club
will be the place where the mining
man will take his associates to talk
business when in Reno, and where
the visiting professional or business
man will make his headquarters.
That the people of Reno have
taken to the new club with Zest is
evident by the splendid charter list
of 1913 names. This list includes the
names. of the most representative
men of the state, giving to the club
prestige which augurs well for the
| future.
The directors of the club wish all
visitors to Reno from any part of the
state to visit the rooms and make
themselves at home. Let every one
from here accept the invitation when
next in Reno.
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THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

practice
certainly
its paid
aid of citizens
cannot be bestowed the
belongings
and of their fellow
day they the
idea
The gift of the
tested nstls
as he watches the trial to % wout.
New York mother, giving birth
and the other Taft Here's hoping
their parents by chewing each other
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28

Location notices in triplicate--
handiest affair for prospectors and
mlners-contalns carbon-i50 no.
tices in book. For sale at the Boz
ANA offlce.
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STEVENSON TO RUN FOR GOV
ERNOR.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, July 27.-
Adlai E. Stevenson, former vice
president of the United States, to-
night announced his candidacy for
governor on the Democratic ticket.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28

Clarence f. Lea of Santa Rosa,
California, district attorney of So
mona county, is in the city on legal
business.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28

Just received at Richardson's =
large shipment of muslin underwear
direct from New York. 7-25-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-28

Five year old claret at $3.50 per
gallon. H. j. Hail & Co. tt
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
DELISaUENr SALE NOTICE

DeIinonert Sale Notiee-kILAUEA SUGAR
PLANTATION CoMPAN1- Location ana place
S4s4e 81 California NOTICE. There Is deIsn-
rrs1r T1ooa the following described stock N
s,eo,,n- ef Assessment No I, levied On the znd
ss~ of Tune 1905 the several amounts set op-
r~oeste the names Of the respective share holders
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REMOVAL NOTICES

yERLIN C. THOMAS. Il D. Is permanently 10
sna Ellis sts.. telephone Douglas 2440
DR. . Il FARNUN, physician and surgeon
fofTaerly IN Parrstt building. over Emporium,
has moved ofEce % sos Dey1sadero st
A. ENGELHART. watch maker. 5eweIer. is now
located at - Montgomery 81 Tel Kesrny i5o.
nR n. DARCY POWER physician. 10 I
p "a Co Butler nI-.1lns
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And II accordance With law and an order
Of the Board Of Directors made on the ID day
~ s.,ch sfocs as nay be Necessary VIII be sod
Il ruhIic auction st the office cf Tie Company
81 assS Market street Room 2lo3. IN the CITY
snss Csounty Of San Francisco, State Of Czlifor-
riS q MONDAY AUGUST 18th 1poS at the
s.os1r 81 THREE 80 clock ,. n On such DAY
10 Tsay such delinquent assessment thereon TO
eetfer with cost CT advertising and expenses OF
ssIe H Y. THOMAS. Secretary,
EILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANI.
Offre Of tie Company.
a6S Market Street. Reon 2Io.
City and County Of San Francisco. State OF
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REAL ESTATE wANTED-oakIand

CHEAP lot OF odd piece Of Iznd with cabin on,
cash, give price and loca ton Roou z5S Ss-
tIonal hotel oakland
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ArITAIr rRARGAINS

GOOD cottage Tor the pTice OF poor one. ;
larSe rooms and reception hall Bath. toilet.
lzundry ard s foot BASEMENT bean ceilings.
psneling. French window, window seats. china
closets ard All ucdern Improvements See
on premises cor 11th ar zod z. 24sh ST.
sth av car direct froEn Broadway s1d 18th IN
Il minutes large elevated lot On sunny side OF
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
MY wife. THERESA GRACE HEWs0N. having
deserted me aDd left my bed and board, VIII
no longer ae responsible for any debts COR
TractFd bT her ARTHUR HENSuH-
August zn0S
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BERkELEY REAL ESTATE

NEW Eigh grade horse. roocas- zr1iS-lc reccQ-
tIon hall: hardwood aocrS- natural f1ish WOOD
work and Enanteis- Berry Rancs tract $500.
ezsy terms 0wner- so HiIIezass. Berkeley-
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ROOMS TO LEr-confInued

O.FARRELL, 81. z6i6-A large sunoy zro1r TO
for . gentlemen. re1t reasonable
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TYPEwRrTERs AND sUPPLIEs

WHOLESALE HOUSES
WHOLESALE PR0DTcE DEPOT
for grain h2y. butter. cheese. eggs dressed tur
keys. live chickens potatoes, comb and extracted
honey, -four salt. etc
W c. PRICE & CO..
Produce Com nmissi0r Merchants.
Co7ssgnnents znd correspondence solicited.
364 11th ST., Oakland. Cal Phones Oakland
4722 Home As322
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SANITARIC1fS
PRIVATE home for confinement. adoption. best
of care. 1864 Marke: St Oakland
BERKELEY LAUNDRIES
ROUGH dry family washing. 40 rents per dozen.
no ink zss-kS On goods. each washing done sep
srate1y- MANHATTAN LAUNDRY CO. 1872
Dwight vsy- phone Berkeley 4T53
KSNTTHS-OakIand
KEYS furnished at factory prizes Key No-ks.
SIS Clay. Phone Oak. 6TI7. A2574-
KEY blanks. locksmitns' supplies E. c. WAKE
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ELNHURsT REAL ESTATE

2S LOTS Jones ar. Elnhur<t. near Western
Pacific and Scuthern Paclfc stations. : blocks
from electric cars. $500, terms. s., ooo cash.
balznce On mortgage: these lots ,sre bargain.
property HUNT & oSTEYEE. 1870 S1tter
s =
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FRuITvALE REAL ESTATE

LOTS 50 per month. no interest 10 taxes; c.
me1t sidewalks: street work done. a. SC car
line: positively nothing Ike then On this side
OF the bay Central Realty Co, 2712 Fruit-
vale az Frl1vale-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
WILL BE ADMITTED.
New Haven May Have Eastern League
 Games.


 Tn answer to letter sent about a week ago by Hotchkiss and Hermann to the secretary of the Eastern Bowl Ing league, reply was received yes terday by Morris Hermann to the ef- feet that under the circumstances New Haven is placed in a peculiar position as regards entrance fees. etc. It Is be- lieved that the treasury of tho Eastern league will make good the loss of $50 which Hotchkiss and Hermann do not think they should pay and that at a meeting to be held in New York city this evening New Haven will be ad- mitted to the league The meeting to- night will be called especially to con- sider the admitting of New Haven to the league and 1t is believed that the outcome will be favorable to the New Haven team. The Eastern league this year will have an eight team circuit to be composed of the following teams: Trenton, Elizabethport, New Bruns- wick. Newark. Jersey City, New York, Brooklyn and the fight Is on. between this city and Paterson with things looking favorably for this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
 B0WLERS ORGANIZE New State League Floated at Meeting Held in This City
 Yesterday. EIGHT CLUBS IN CIRCUIT Big Prize Money Up-Local Team to Roll on Y. M. R. c. Alleys
 French President.

The Nutmeg State Bowling assoca- ton was foated in this city yesterday and bids fair to give the State league a good run for the patronage of the bowling public this winter Bowlers in many cities through the state have felt all along that there is plenty Of room for two good state organizations and many enthusiasts who were unable to connect with the State league teams in their respective cities and who are the equal and In many cases the su- periors of those In the so-called "big league" have banded together and the result was the launching of the Nut meg league here yesterday. The meet ing was held in the Young Mems Re- publican club, on whose alleys the New Haven team will roll and the local team will be picked from the following seven men, all prominent Republican club rollers: French. Hall, Mix, Hol- lacher. Herb" Smith, Kelsey and DcChel' IHcic hic llNe HIGH III tudt bunch that can give any quintet in the state a good run, in the opinion of many, and the opening of the season, October g. is awaited with great in- terest.
 The league organization was perfect ed yesterday, representatives of all the clubs in the circuit being present. These clubs are as follows New Ha- ven Hartford, New Britain, Wallng- ford, Merlden, Waterbury, Bridgeport and Stamford Herbert w. French of this city was elected president, MT Dudley of Bridgeport, vice president, Mir. Stone of Waterbury treasurer, and Mir Babcock of Mlddletown, secretary The season will extend over period of 2S weeks, opening october 2, with New Haven playing abroad. A schedule is being drawn up by Mir, Babcock and will be made public in few days. The dates will be so arranged that the games of this league and the State league will not conflict
 To show that the league means bus mess each clubs representative yes terday deposited $25 as a forfeit The sum of $40o was appropriated as a starter and prizes will be given as fol- lows: First team, $1Oo; second, $50; third, $25 and fourth, $15 Many indi- vidual prizes will also be given, the high average prize being $25.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
POLICE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Unusual Features Promised for the Baseball Game at Berlin State Fair.

The policeman will have his day at the Berlin fair. He will not be at his usual occupation of keeping back the crowd. He in common with other nor tals will be provided with amusement Berlin is taking care of all classes this year, and the policeman is not to be omitted. An invitation to the members of all the forces in all the towns in the state is Issued by the management to come to the fair on Thursday. Sept. r, the third day of the fair and wit ness the battle at baseball for the po- lice championship of the state between the police teams of New Britain and Meriden
 The teams meet on neutral ground and the management has permitted some departures from the ordinary form of the national game as laid down by such authorities as laid down by such authorities as Pop Chadwick. late of Brooklyn, Hon, Dinkus Freer of the Hartford Courant, Hon. Tom. Reilly of the Meriden Journal, and Manager skeeswax of the Deep River whang- doodles. A special make of ball. twice the ordinary size will be used and the players will not wleld the ordinary wagon tongue of league standard. All the batsmen will essay to make hits with the policemans club. Needless to say they are putting In all their time practicing and the police court statis- tics In the two cities are proof that there are some heavy hitters on both teams. The trophy offered by the fair management Is gold lined dinner pail, containing a secret chamber. water tight and diamond studded baton.
 All the officials of both the rival cities will witness the game. The reg ulation calling for the use of the stand ard cocobola is assurance that 1t, will not be to the advantage of either side to employ ringers" Honus Wagner " Cobb, Mike Donlin or any other of the famous National league swats. men would be lost at the home plate with a locust in their hands when the abnormal sized ball heaves around the corner and comes in view. The police. mems game will make a lot of sport for the coppers throughout the state.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
DEFEAT EAST SIDES
Strong Blues Shut Out City Champions Before Big
 Crowd.

Yesterday afternoon the Blues paid visit to the Eastsides and viciously assaulted three of their pitches for a total of fourteen hits and ten runs. In return the Eastsiders got three hits off Loveday and no runs.
 The block score below is sufficient and will speak for itself. Every man on the Blues prayed his game both in fielding and hitting. The Blues have a couple of open dates left and their manager, P. J. Kelly, 463 Blatchley avenue would like to hear from some good fast teams not only in the city but In the surrounding towns.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
THE WEEKS SPORTS Two National Championship Events Scheduled-Amateur k. Golf Tournament. TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS Many Prominent Athletes to Compete at Travers lsland-Tennls and
 Other Sports

New York. Sept. ls-The week in tho world of sports holds out two national championship events as magnets to attract the attention of the lovers of outdoor recreatlons--th amateur golf championship. and the title of peer of the track and field athletes. In both these events the best men in each branch will compete.
 189 Entries for Golf
 One hundrey and thirty-nine names have been sent in as entrants for the golf tournament. which begins Monday over the links of tho Garden City golel club, Garden City. [. I. H. Chandler Egan and Archie Graham are the only two players of recognized champions ship ability who will be absent. Prac-l tically all the golf clubs in the east and near west will be represented. Harold W. Beveridge of Deal, England will try for the title. Walter J. Travis, Fred Herreschofr, A. stillwell of Chica- 20; Max Behr and Archie Reid. are ai few of the good players who will en-l deavor to wrest the championship from Jerome D. Travers.
 Entries from All Parts of World for
 Athletic Events.
 From all parts of tho country also nave come the entries of athletes who will compete Friday and Saturday at Travers Island, N. r.. for the national track and field championships. junior, and senior, of the Amateur Athletic as-l soclation. Martin Sheridan of course, will defend his title. Johnny Garrels, is named as one of the probable competi- tors and among others than the cracks of the N. Y. Athletic club and the Irish American A. C., who have enter ed are Kerr the Canadian champion sprinter; Cooke. champion of Cornell Stephenson, the Harvard weight throw- CT and Forest smithson, the worlds champion high hurdler. The Chicago Athletic association is expected to make a strong bid for the honor.
 Tennis Matches at Longwood Club United States or England. While the tennis matches at tho Longwood club, Boston, Thursday. Fri- day and Saturday between an Ameri- can team and M. J. Richie and J, C.. Parke of England to determine wheth. CT the United States or England shall become challenger for the Davis Inter- national trophy now held by Australia will be the premier event of the week in this branch of the sport. the New Jersey championship, to be held at Morristown, beginning Tuesday,, and the Philadelphia championship, which will be competed for at the Belmont Cricket club the same day will prove attractions worthy of note.
 Bicycllsts In Running Races.
 For the bicycllsts six day two- hours might race has been arranged for Madison Square Garden, New York. beginning Monday. The race will be in- ternational in character.
 The running races move this week to Gravesend, while the harness events of the grand circuit will be held at | Syracuse. N. Y.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
INDEPENDENTS LOST
Fast Game at the Point Won by tho
 Lights

Tn a fast and interesting game of baseball at the Lighthouse grounds yesterday the Flights" succeeded in trimming the Waterbury Independents by score of to before one of the largest crowds present at the grounds this season, the attendance being $500. The features of the game were the fielding of Burns and the pitching of Wallace for the visitors. The bat teries were Hertz and Commerford for Lighthouse and Wallace and Johnson for the Independents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
COLONNADE CLOSES.
Popular Shore Cafe Ends Most Sue.
 cessful Season.

The Colonnade rung down the curtain at midnight last night after most successful and prosperous season. Yale D. Bishop, the popular manager said that the season had gone beyond their expectations In everyWay and that their numerous patrons had at various times expressed their great admiration for the excellent manner in which the Colonnade was conducted The clos ing day was one of the busiest of the season. in fact 1t was regular Fourth of July crowd that kept the chef, cooks and walters busy all day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Eastsldes.

Blues .......6 0 2 ? 0 0 0 0-10 Eastsides ..0 o 0 ) 0 O. 0
 The summary: Sacrifice hits, Love- day Myers, Clerkin, O'Neil; stolen bases, Clerkin; two base hits, Love- day, Miller 2, Harrigan, Clerkin; double plays, Freidman to Mcdonald to Swimerman! innings pitched, Rud den 1, Pulh 3, Friedman 5, Loveday 9! hits O: Rudden S. off Pulh 4, off Friedman 4, off Loveday 3; struck out by Friedman l, Loveday [; bases on balls by Friedman 1; hit by pitched bayy, Loveday; passed balls, Leech 8; left on bases, Blues 8, Eastsides 4 Time of game, 1:20. Attendance 1,500 Umpire, Powers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
OIDFIELD WINS.
Defeated Walter Christie in Automo
 bile Sweepstakes.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 13.--Barney Oldfeld was the victor over Walter Christie in the finals today of the s2,500 automobile sweepstakes in which Oldheld, Christie and Charles sloues competed at the Latonia Race track. No records were broken, Old field winning the last race of tn match from Christie in 1:04 2-5. Be- fore this Christie defeated Oldfield in 1;o1. But as Oldfeld had won the day before honors were even and an additional race was necessary. This was won by Oldfeld
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
Cleveland.

Left on bases, Chicago 6, Cleveland (; two-base hits, Isbell, Walsh; sacrifice hit. Davis; stolen base, Hahn; double play. Lajole and stovall; struck out by Berger 1, by Walsh 6; first base on balls. off Berger; wild pitch, Walsh; time. 13O; umpires. oLoughlin and Egan.