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ara Scnnbinapia, @is.

Ser bar bGret eanffc pent 0eir rlnSt
Der belle giuteren til ben fsrite Sebrrar;
iioen Den Sib bar Der pGret nogIe 9liss
CARDS. men M bar oct itiInet neo ieien,
ian ui rtaa life tlaae.
vi St8oom bar Der b9rct abifiuigt
rrnbt ber. 90 Der bar ogiaa prret
no9Ie 9sosfnIo. SbIanSt Sisie err TO al
bore samIe SettIere, uemIig Ole 8.
VroIitab. iom bsoe at Siertefeil, oa @us
tap Ssooeriten JON Ssbe at 2ungebctens
belle.
IA enoeIig CT Hailroaoeu fommcn
l9iennem fra @aitpaca til SeanSinapia,
'cm iaannon9e bar oeutet paa. Sen tals
Deg Baiipdca Green Bah Railroab.
Wogle at bore iprGte uree Bigger og
Gutter bar orgauiierct en- llngoomss
forening, iom msoer bper Iaaneb, oa
nrite Sang ifnl ben mcoe hos Rr. OF
YRS. Gnton Iborion. Sner SiIberer sis
Der tt Gents, iom ifaI oaa til at biaIpe at
bbggc en- nh airie | ScanSindpia, Tom III
laa bsiIig trrneer. Sans See og Sat,
ter Rettie fom biem for en- lib iioen fra
en- 5orlbiteIiestur til Rorge. bbor Be bar
bGret iiben iibite CONNER. 9aeu ameris
ia bar biit beblt nlisepel. "Surrab for
amerita"i
Zen 24be 6ebruar 6oIbtes Ser ct bbas
8cIigt "Surpriie" paa Orr. og Oars.
Sefpis Sasler pna SereS 25saars gruIs
lupsbag. Der fom omtrent 10 @euner
% S%legtninger. Store og iutaa morcSe
lig, o9 ga SIoffen .par runot tire tog DC
aflteo os efterIoo 9rubeparret mco ct
D1iitr pene S%sIptuioe ug @afler o9 en-
Yengcium / Glib. en- penlio Sil1en iii
ale SlaSets Sriere. On 9eltager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Kpincer, font bar Giltrc til permna.
|sGrlse KptnSer, tena iHe er bansc tor at tert9ne sansbesen on pesa1na.
SeIbrrSens gerSi.

Suem fan iatte en- geugepGroi
pda S~eIbreben? Zen CT abioIut ube.
taleIig.
Sngen Der nuoer en- 900 Selbreo.
fan tiliuIoe %ioritaa, bpno BET er at
bare oaarlig SeIbreS. 1agene er
Iange oa trRtteuoe. RGtterne IfrRf.
feIiac % imertefulSc. Sntet gdur
iom bet Ifnloe. Selp Sfn6et fcm.
mer no Of 2igeoGet oa Iioer uroer
peopureuoe odarlig SelbreS.
Gnanrg frigiort fra SpgeIigbe.
bens 5rrloom, fan Gro life uotrpfte
ben inStrpoeuoe 8IGoe 90 2inSring.
Gertma bdr poret Miolet iii at
.aienoprette flere apinOer fra OdorIig
SeIbreo, emo maaife noaen anbeu
YPeoicin / DC 6oreneoe Stater.
gr RoneioIbigbeS al SpinSer
itaar fGroig til at aigiue 8ioresbpro
til 6orOeI Tor Perlma naariombeIIt
.NnIeonirq gives.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
ara Suite Gpnntp, z. Haf.

Seq bar boet Der | bette gountp / 10
Rauneoer. 80 hi tom berilo. Va alt
uiettlet, men M er bet meset opietilet,
% ale Splf tribes goot. Ser i geiien
er nGitcn alt 9anoet optaget. Ser oms
bring er 6oIt fra n9iten dDe Stater,
met Sfanoinaper. Sanoet beromfrins
er liot ~bsleeformiet. Sbsit III hi NiIs
luanfeebaner. vi leper 10 Rif ira Tos
len % ~ ifra Rcaber % 10 RiI fra
Settinger. iom er eu ipar glfineiss 8p.
Set or pmtrent 3 RdaneScr iioen Sc be-
gbnbte at bpgge Der. Ser CT fire @roces
riitores. to 8nrofpnrsitores. ct SoteI,
flre 8eitnuranter, en- gIeoator, to Saoels
magcre. TO Banter, en- Depot. igp 2lrms
%berbaros. Ell 2anS Office, to locator
Sffiees, ct Gruaitpre, tire Seeb StnbIes,
ct gluctimitbibop os Seeo Stcrc. Ren
81 bar life bperten airte euer StoIebus.
Ser bIep Itiftet MISUNDERSTANDING / Cons
mer, Sen tGacr Al Meolemmer. Set
bar Stuoent Rptlano, Tom bar Sornano
FOR oenne Screening. Sens SormuaI er
at faa Yen9e til at bngac airte. @i
babe Ell pen SuIefeit hos Scurp CIion;
Der bar 50 @enneifer tiIiteSe. gi ff
ale Nao cg Srittc oo ale bar bel furs
nfiet. Seq bar IGit "Secorabs Yoiten"
! ontrent 30 War "a bar ben en- licen
Snaagut, men MI er BEN bIeben en- flor
eiefant. Seq bar boIot 9eres gIab |
omtrent is eler 20 Var. Seq liter
8Iaeet meaet eobt. Set fommer to
@arge ON lleeu meo "@eo Srnen" %
brin9cr us en- bel Gel MT ua eoSt 2rIcs
itof. Saf for oct snnIe Var oa ct eIrs
oeliat Tbtaar. Sea Ieoer / Butte 60,
9. Sdf., men Min Yoit Office cr / Sas
lep. V. Sat. 81. &. Solte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Slcp let forfjplet.

MrS. 3. g. Senoerion, 22t Nintb Ct, NilpuIre, 8is, ffrioer:
Seq bopSe olbrig uogen 5iltro til observation-disclosures, inotil leo for.
isgte Gerina, men min grfnrin9 mo 6enue paai6eige Nteoicin bar
lGrt mig, at Der er Ell Der fan itoIeS paa, og ion life bill feIe iNsoenS
So.
IS be fbie foa Ir br fg fmbet, at ia meget let bRu fortislet,
bpItet pIbe ipte ig Tom Ell nteget ubebugelg 9atarrb Sopeoet. Sea
nootte tGr bore forNgttg mb at bare noe ON afrnen % oo9te mig Tor
at bIipe foo noar ig bar tpnot pdoflGot for SeHfaber, men roen tg
begpnbte ot BRUCE Teruma CT min SeIbreo Glnnbelabeo blcreu for6c'
bret, 90 nit Sphem er ia goo 6oriotnine, at icp ON ieg er no
lat for bnnt ger, ino bar oct life Iuuger noacn Sirfniug pod mig,
Seq bar en- iortriuIig appetit, gIrber MIG oeS 2icet 90 npoer en-
perfect SeIbreb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
ara Maboucf, y. tut.

SbS for Iab6oct finSer bi ct fort
norif Excitement oco Rapu Biting. Sols
Yet Der er ielofsIaelie "Sitiuser", itore
% it9rfe Zig be eortIe norife 8itinaer.
Set er ON bette Settlements llneSon, iee
Der pil ifrioe. Nuutre os frsioise meS
9oo i 9armen er Seuue lluaoom o. meo
en- Soretagiumbsos aau6, Der ~forbauisr
lu1on9e.
Se bar bduuet en- MISUNDERSTANDING,
Der Tom iammeu for ierite Gang sen zoe
Mai 1905. os Tom iiosn Sen Sio bar arr
beibet fig iraftiet irem. Gems Napn er
"giting IiterGre MISUNDERSTANDING.
Set fsrite Rsoe bleb afbolSt Dos 81. 2ibs
bail, oa til Sormano blep baIgt Sert
Seim, innt iiNeu osiaa bar bebplpt oens
ne Stilin9. Set eienreminitlise autoI
al ReSIemmer bar p9ret ca. 100. &c
bar / MminoeIig6sb mgSt 2 8dnoe ON
&aaueeeu, iom RescI / 8erasadaros
StoIehus. soreniseus SormaaI ices beoit
peS al neSifrius beus Yaraeraf 2, iom
Iboer ianleaes:
~Sens Sormnnl ifal barre paa en- Isms
melig oa moralif 9aanoe at nrbeioe for
gitinss RsuisbsS o. tiaiae at BRUCE al
Glib til at forGbIe 90 opbsie bet mos
rnIifs ina Del ION Oct ioeiale 9iu iblanot
bets ReSIemmer % SaarsreuSe. og at
be geuee, iom inbiommer pco S~orsnins
gen. for BET ierite itai orre til Sreel for
gitins Reuigbeos Sirie.-
Sstte sr en- messt pen aIauiuI. Der
cir Seois pad SOreuiuseus sOee SoriRt
% Reuisbeoeu. &c samIe iadpeI Tom DC
uuee. fan pGre iioIts AT cen ~lluesom.
ben bar i I'm Riote.
Set DRrite er, at 6%oreuinaeu life bar
ncset orSentlist SotaIe at boIoe fine Nss
Der t. Spao pilos Anan rec til at iaa iai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
ssaS tan siprss / usfiise Canada.

enoeI az be beIsiefte Ssttlere / peIts
lIqe Canada er RorAmGuo. % fslgenbe
greo fra en- al benz taller for jig ieIp:
Rooie Sam, Sail 1907.
Seq Tom Bio fra IinueiOta iiSfis Sst.
90 iee liter mig soot. Ses nj en- COB
apdrt 2ano | Ct mt Excitement. Der blep
aabuet aaret ier. Ser er meast gcbt
Sano at iaa ber, men optness mn burtis.
2niier mango al mine 2~anosm9nS tom
berOp. Sers5
Srau. 9oro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
ge.rm-ua or apinSeus Ben.

Eat % be bcSiie EuIfsr til sSer ale fors
bliper ieg eoers SorbinotIisit
o g. Shloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

GpuGrtiombeo bIeu benIebet poa
Yeruno. Sun begpubte at bruge Den.
og bIeu mrrfpproia biuIpen | TO
Tiger. Snoen Iiot oper TO Naone'
Ser bapSe Geritna beIoig iriaiort ben.
ocS belle Spitem for ale Spor al Sa'
turrb.
Sgspepiia iuloitGuois belbresct.
Miis ellie 6. @ortin SbeIbpuiae,
Senn., ifriper: "AIle flyer, at ieg
fer be6re no, emo ieg bar abort ! 10
eaer ire star, og ieg taffer Gem
bierteIig for IereS gooe Rono.
Seq tror, at 3eres 9ebmoling
bar fiIoitPnois belbreoet mig. Sec
tror, at 9eres NtioIer fan beIbreoc
bpilfeiombelit SilfpIoe al ilct 5or'
0gIelie eQer 9pSpepiiu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

gaar Re ffriosr III srosrterense.
idl pRr faa oeHlis at meooeIs. at
&c idd 6ereS advertisement I -Tes
eorab'p Soften. let fiirsr ZEN ben
beoite @~ebdHoIiHl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
Torretningsmotitier.
Ganftie galiani for inaammatorif
@beumatismr.

Seg BAR brust en- Slate al Seres
GombauIts Gduitic SaIiam for mine
5eite. oa isa bar urret i~ornpiet mco 8es
inItaterre. Seq bar oaiao feet Den ans
befnlet for infInrmatorif 8bermatisme.
e. R. @oooiparo, Sem Sbarou, IA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
SppsS on Gals.

Riis ScIcu Sauerbier. st5 Ratn
Ct, ct. Soiepb, Iih., ffrioer:
"SiSite ginter tit ie1 en- pIuoieIis
6orfisIcIic, Ser nSpifIeSe iis til Ell
ubebogclig aotnrrb t Soueoet og
SaIien % bersoeoe mig min gppetit
o. iGSpauIiac sooc Sumsr.
"gu Ben, ion bar bIeoeu beI6re.
oct ueo Bcrtrnn. raooeoe mig til at
iorissc bette NtiooeI, ioa ies itror
icuote eiter en- 3ldffe, og lea er gIao
peo at iige, at inSen tire 8oge q
Bluaen begpnbt at Issne, % ieg
isltc beore. min appetit peuote til.
bogc. og inSen nj Goae rso leg min
ipouauIiae CODE SeIbreo."
ge.rm-ua or apinSens Ben.
RrS. ean Gmbree. GInrf, mo,
Ifriuer: Seq fan meO Suuobeo iige,
at gcruna er apiuoeus Ben. Seq
bar life mere uogen itrrtfeIiee Smer.
ter. % ieg er itnrtere. emo leg bar
isr. 1ereS ReOicin bar pirtet Tom
ct 1~rpacmiSSeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10
0enHas Gro.

Ranqe Tat for aft Oct CODE sGieitcf.
Tom "guitsn" bar brdgt mig / ale otsie
aur. Snut alorig ON. at oi life pil
bape Soften. Zen tan ui ife bore
ieruoeu. Soners SouSreiou.
8iImar. Rinn.
Seq moStog Granddaughter for nos
gen SiS iiben. og ieg Tiger, Oct er ben
beote grPmie. iom fslaer meS Seres
Gre0e gfdo. gIeD meact tiIireos meo
Den. Sec oil lutte uteS en- psulig OIL
fen til ~Poiten"s llOgiDer 90 oens 29s
icre. emil Sdcoblon.
Sautinicn, y. ..
Seq bar rlootGget Rapneitempeleu o.
liter otu uSmertet. Seq ipnes oct er ben
U%GrSiiuISeite grrmie "Geeora5s 1often"
bar %uoieuot
arute geniou,
Clarified, gainn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

arrte geniou,
Clarified, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-10

Sran. RorS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
COTIELION CLUB
Dance TONIGHT
POPULAR ORGANIZATION Will
GIVE MASQUERADE NEXT
WEEK.

The Cotillion Club will hold anoth-
er of its popular dances at Miners
hall this evening, and the usual large
and select attendance is expected.
Everybody is looking forward to the
masquerade which is to be given by
the club a week from tonight. 1t
will be a strictly invitation affair, the
invitations to be had from the MEM
bers.
One of the features of the mas
querade will be the originality of the
maskers, for every guest will have
to provide his or her own costume.
There is no costumer here, and the
DISCUSSES will have to be all home
made This is going to result in
some rare treats in the way of cos
tunes, and will be productive of Il
great deal of fun. Many of the devo-
tees are now sitting up nights plan
ming out what their DISCUSSES shall
be, and how they shall be prepared.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
MYSTERIOUS fire
in VACANT House
GOOD WORK OF THE FIRE DE-
PARTMENT STOPS DE-
STRUCTION.

A fire which had a very queer look
about it, broke out in vacant house
on Summit street, just behind the
Bass house, shortly before s o'clock
last night The structure is double
compartment house, with thin par
tition dividing the sections The
flames broke through into the next
apartment, whic his occupied by Mrs.
Reynolds, and that the entire build
ing was not destroyed with several
other buildings following, was due
to the prompt response of the fire
department to the alarm.
1t was certainly a night for the
department, for Chief Mckenzie and
his men were at the scene in a
twinkling, and they made short work
of the blaze with the chemical Mrs.
Reynolds was Frustrated from fright,
and had to be dragged out from the
building by two valiant men. Nearly
the entire town was at the fire, and
it was an angry crowd when it was
learned what had happened. The
rear door of the house had been
broken open and the house had been
deliberately set fire to. The police
are suspicious regarding the case,
and are investigating on the lines OF
arson having been committed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
MANHATTAN IS
A BUSY CAMP
w. H. LA LIME SAYS THEY ARE
GETTING THE MONEY IN
NORTHERN CAMP.

w. H. LaLime, one of the principal
owners in the LaLime-Riggs-O' Brien
lease on the Union Extension at Man
haitian, was in the city yesterday, and
leaves for the East this morning.
The LaLime lease was the workings
that started new life in Manhattan
last fall, and has kept up its good
record ever since. Water coming
into the shaft has blocked the way
for the time, and the Rose-Nash,
which adjoins this lease has been
getting milling ore and also shipping
ore which has run into the picture
values.
I'VE are stopping right along" said
Mr. LaLime, and are now getting
ready to resume sinking. We are in
stalling a forty-horse power boiler
and pump to take out the water and
sink another hundred feet We are
drifting toward the Rose-Nash prop
erty, and have the same rich vein
that they have. The latter has eleven
feet of ore which will go better than
500 to the ton, and they have four.
teen inches across which they took
sample and got a return of $4,000
1.-THE camp never looked better
and the mills have got more ore thar
they can handle; in fact, we have tt
wait our turn. There is a new mil
going up( and the Chapman mil
will be ready for operation in four O
five days, the fires having been light
ed today for the first time. Man
haitian is certainly busy camp ant
they are going to get the none!
there.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
QUIETLY MARRIED
At PALO ALTO
MISS MAY BRADFORD BECOMES
THE WIFE OF w. II.
SHOCKLEY.

Miss May Bradford and w. H.
Shockley were quietly married at
Palo Alto on Monday. according to
a telegram received by w. A. Shock
ley of the Nye and Ormsby bank.
Miss Bradford, or rather Mrs. Shock
ley, is the daughter of S. X. Brad
ford, and was for time partner
in the firm of Bradford and Brad
ford, deputy United States mineral
surveyors. Mr. Shockley is one OF
the fDneers of Tonopah and a CAPT
talist
The bride was very popular mem,
Der of the younger set of Tonopah
and was a general favorite in so
ciety. Many congratulations have
been wired to the happy pair.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
.ENTOMBED Miners
RESCUED SATURDAY

ELY, New, Jan. 21.-The lucky
stroke of pick, driving its point
into the debris of the Giroux mine,
released the trio of miners who had
been buried in the Alpha shaft for
forty-five days. The men are A. D..
Bailey, P. ]. Brown and Fred Nc
Donald. They reached the surface at
10 O'Clock Saturday night.
The rescuers broke through a
bridge of interlaced timbers when but
a few feet past the 600-foot level.
The cavity underneath reached to d
depth of go feet, making a saving
of labor of nearly $40 feet. Only 80
feet of soft dirt remained. The walls
of the shaft were intact. After the
ladder that had been torn away had
been replaced with a new one the
workers hastily descended to this
last obstruction and proceeded to re-
move it.
The dirt was so fine and soft that
when a few feet had been removed
the remainder sank away into the
mouth of the drift where the men
were located.
Tumbling into the opening the res
cuers greeted the entombed men with
shout. The rugged miners gave
way to emotion and Rugged the three
men who had spent one month and
part of another buried alive.
The rescued men were quickly
hoisted to the surface The news
was quickly carried to the city, where
whistles, bells and shouts quickl!
created a bedlam.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
SHERIFF,S SALE.

The Tonopah Banking Corporation n
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. Golden
Anchor Mining Company, a corpor-
alton, Defendant
BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the Fifth Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Nye, wherein the Tonopah
Banking Corporation. corporation,
plaintiff, and the Golden Anchor Min
ing Company corporation, defendant,
upon Judgment rendered on the gath
day of December. A. ID. 1907, for the
sum of $29,637.33, United States gold
coin, besides costs and interest, l have
this day levied upon all the right, title,
claim and interest of said defendant OF,
in and to the following described real
estate, to wit
The Golden Anchor Mining Claim, be-
ing u. S. Survey No. 2177; the Triplet
Mining Claim, being U. s. Survey No.
2179. and the Black Mascot Mining
Claim, being U. s. Survey No. FITS; be-
ing three contiguous lode mining
claims situated adjacent to and north :
westerly from the mining property OF
the Tonopah Mining Company of Ne
vada. Also all the machinery situated
thereon. All of said property situated
in Tonopah Mining District Nye Coun-
ty, State of Nevada.
Public notice is hereby given that
will, on the 2Sth day of January, A. D.
1908, at o'clock p. m. of said day IN
front OF the Court Rouse Oh the SOunty
of Nye, l will sell at public auction, Tor
United States gold coin, all the right
title, claim and interest of said defend
ant of, in and to the above described
property, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to raise sufficient money
to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and costs. etc to the highest and best
bidder. -
BY VAIL PITTMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated December 31st, 1907
Daily--1-1 is lis 1-22
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO MEXICO
MALCOLM l.. MACDONALD TALKS
ENTERTAINMENT OF CON-
DTTIONS THERE.

Malcolm L. Macdonald returned
yesterday from Mexico, having come
home by way of Los Angeles, San
Francisco and Carson. His time in
Mexico was spent in Chihuahua and
at the San Toy mine, in which latter
property he has large interest. Don
Gillies was elected president of the
company in December, and has as
sumed the management and general
supervision of the property, former
General Manager Hutchinson having
resigned.
The mine is in splendid shape,
said Mr.. Macdonald. "a new tram
way has just been completed and
they have more ore than they car
handle. AS soon as the two tram
ways are connected, they will bI
handling several hundred tons a day
The ore is silver lead, and has to be
smelted.
These same mines were worked
by the King of Spain hundred years
ago, and they are now being worked
as they were then, by poems. The
labor is most satisfactory in that the
work is done, and there is never any
| labor trouble in the country. The
! records show that there have beer
| taken from the Santa Eulalie dis
| trict alone more than hundred mil
| lion dollars, and this was taken ou
close to the surface, there being n:
deep mining in those days. l thinl
that the district will be one of the
greatest in existence, and Mexico i!
fine country to work in. Foreigl
capital is encouraged and to my min,
the field will appeal more strongly
than ever to Americans who are al
ready in there pretty thickly.
THE Kansas and Oriental railroad
goes through Chihuahua, and thert
are several hundred miles of tina
road completed. The road will b.
entirely finished in eighteen month
or two years. There is lots of capita
in there now and Chihuahua is
modern city, having street railways
a sewer system, water and electri
lights. They have also foreign clu)
there, where one can almost imagin
that he is in the United States. MI
Gillies will be at the mines for some
time yet, and will return there yer
shortly.
San Francisco, where ! spent sew
eral days, is looking fine, and on
who has been away from there TO
several months would hardly recoe
nize the place. The building that
going on is something wonderful, an
the business is keeping pace with tn
building"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION

]. w. SHELTON visited Goldfield on
Monday. returning yesterday.
Oscar Warren, representing r. G.
Dun & Co.'S mercantile agency, is in
Tonopah.
Key Pittman returned from Raw
hide last night, and will leave for
Reno this morning.
w. j. Douglass and James W.
Travers were in Goldfield yesterday
returning last evening.
Grant Crumley, who has been Wis
iting Blair and Reno for the past
week. returned yesterday morning.
Mrs. Chris Maltesta and daughter
have returned from the coast, where
they had been visiting for a couple
of months
Sheriff j. j. Owens returned from
Rhyolite yesterday, where he has
been for several days attending tC
official business.
A. l.. Gibbons was a passenge,
from Rawhide last evening, and ex
presses himself as well pleased will
the outlook.
George T. Stanley, president of thu
Thanksgiving Mining Company, re
turned from visit to the mine a
Manhattan yesterday.
Malcolm L. Macdonald returne.
yesterday from Mexico, where he ha
been for several weeks. He cam
home by way of Los Angeles, Sal
Francisco and Carson.
j. F. Hedden, superintendent O
the Tonopa hand Goldfield road, ha
returned from Los Angeles, havinl
cut short his visit to the south il
consequence of the strike.
Mrs. w. B. Lobner has returned t
her home in Colfax. She had bee
visiting here for some time with he
sister, Mrs. A. H. Smith, and sister
in-law, Mrs. Henry Kind.
Joseph S. Jordan of the Daily Bon
ANA, returned from Rawhide las
night, after having spent several day
in the new camp
Sheriff William Kinney of Ormsb
county and Sheriff Dick Randall j
Churchill county. came over fror
Goldfield yesterday afternoon, wher
they have been witnesses in a Ian
case being tried there
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED.

Robt. T. Hawley and Nettie H..
Lyon were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon by Judge Brissell
at the residence of the Judge. I'M
mediately after the wedding the
happy couple left for Los Angeles,
where they will spend their honey
moon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

To stop that pain in the back, that
stiffness Of the joints and muscles,
take Pineules. They are guaranteed.
Don't suffer flom rheumatism, back
ache, kidney trouble. when you get
80 days treatment for 81. A single
dose at bedtime proves their merits.
Get them today. Sold by Tonopah
Drug Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

There are genuine, worth while
looking after bargains at McKim s
store these days. Why? Because
the stock is far too large just now
and room must be made for spring
goods soon to arrive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
CAME TO TOWN
TO See FRIEND
JUDGE BRISSELL GIVES VA
GRANT A CHANCE AS A
FIOATER.

Frank Williams, who had been ar
rested on vagrancy charge was yes
terday given fioater by Judge Bris-
sell. Williams recently served 20
day sentence in the county Jail on
the same charge and when hauled
before his honor yesterday he was
Immediately recognized. He claimed
that he had come up from Millers to
see friend, and the judge gave him
the opportunity to take the next
train for the desert city. He left.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

1t will be unnecessary to go
through painful, expensive opera
tion for Piles If you use ManZan.
Put uD in a collapsible tube with
nozzle, ready to apply. For any form
of Piles. Prices soc For sale by
Tonopah Drug Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22
REsuCK ADJUDGED SANE.

At a lunacy inquest held before
County Clerk Landquist this morn
ing, Frank Remick of Rhyolite was
adjudged sane by Drs. Mapes and
Grissim.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

A visit to the Nevada Club means
that you will be steady patron.
Your friends will be there to greet
you. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

Don't forget the dance of the Co.
tillion Club at Miners hall tonight.
Good music, good floor, select attend
ance and a most enjoyable time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

Try our four year old port and
sherry wines at 5000 per gallon. II.
]. Hall & Co. II
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

We deliver our goods, so send in
your orders to H. j. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone S12. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

Five year old claret at $3.50 per
gallon H. j. Hall & Co. If