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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-24
SGauen bi" @arfcn SifIc e;-age &c.
a::t,rDrtcr?

Sic 8unfcsredirr1rnu nerlon1t einc
beItinrrte SiMcrhei+. tucnn lie GcI.
fcr in elmer Nat'oroIhonf benrrcrt.
gl,h Ser Gtoo- ocrronqt zine SID" r.
fcit. ms Sic GeorIiten eilfes G~lrtln
r6er elmer teio6t mcrocu fur6h 9onSs
ohcr Surh beft;n1n,tc Gidarbe;tsi1 ee-
id,iibt.
Gic gimSesreeicrung fonn icScr.
5eit cine Gorf priifen ,tnb iiGl hor-
iiber unterrid)tcn. inie cine 8anf Itebt
uno nie ibr @eId)Gft oefiihrt miro.
Srotbem nerlongt Tie 5i9srhcit fir
ibre 0epoiiten. 0sun entitcht Die
Traqe, tp1rilm ioQ bem 0opoIitor
feline Siherheit aepdhrt iperoen. Scr
Die 8anf nitht priifen fam nnb nidt3
boriiber peiB, pie Sic @onf aefiihrt
miro, ober ob Sic 9anf 5oblnngsfihig
lit? Dabei lit su behenfen, baB ser
BerlnIt ser gunbesregier,rnq, bcs
Staotes, oes gonntp ober Ser Stabt
bon naen giirgern 5uian1n1en gatroe
zen miro, pibrenb Ser 8crluit be5
sin5elnen @iirgcrs bon ibn gang az
tein getraaen miro ullb i'm pieneid,t
feiner ialntliden griparniiie beralibt.
sat auf @runb Ser obigen Satiofen
Der 9epoiitor nid,t nod melt groBe-
rem Mniprrm ouf Shns olS Sic 8un-
ocsreaierl,nq. Ser Stant oa5 Gountn
ODER Die Gtabt2
Gie Sade liegt ober nod bicI tie-
fer, oenn fpenn bie 8anf Sen 0ffent=
liden geb6rben fir i6re 9epoiiten
bie beiten Siderheiten aebea n1uB, 10
bleiben fir ben eift5elnen fleinen De-
pofitor nru Siherbeiten BON gerinae.
rem ober iogar 5tpeifeIbaftem @erte
iibrie, ioboB Die Staatsbe6Grben a II I
6 oft n Ser fleinen Gepoii-
loren geiidert iifrb. @ie f6nten
mir es uns nun erflGren, baB eine
Nntionalbanf SEN geh0rben ip'aia Sic
beifen Siherheiten eiebt, fidb aber
peigert, oie Gepoiitoren sil idiiben?
8asu font,tlt ,bie Gppofition fait le-
Oiglih bon ben groBen ganfen, BEL
benen Die Heaiernna beponiert. gs
1T 3eit, baB Die 9epoiitoren bies
ariinolih beriteben lernen ltno ii1 81
ibrem shnse bereinigen.
Win nun ireeno Elm ganfier uns,
bite, erfl1ren, fpariim es reht lit,
Regierilngsoepoiiten 81 ihiiben, ober
unreht, Ste Gepofiten einaeIner gir.
ger 81 ihiiten?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-24

3on bon 45 BroSent gub, mo mir nur
90 9sroSert beourften, 10 COB er ,,ns
oobur9 cine fongreiiioneIle Grlaub'
mig, nenn nidt cine freunolide Gin.
Iabnna, uns 5u fonioliOieren, einen
qrcben Truit su bilbcn lmo ,,niere
Nreiie I'M 25 Tro5ent 81, erhoben.
mas eben oen l1nterihieb beoeutet
5ipiihen 90 @ro5ent Gdub5cn. oeiien
mir baburften, un6 Sen 45 Bro5ent
SGusson, Der inns geihenft Durbe.
Seer min nod baran 5ipeifeln, bab
ser retliblifoniide 9ongreB MIR Dos
SSsnterefie bon Erults uno Grioatmo-
nopolen pertritt?
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2eier, bnIt 81, ien1aIs cine icIbe
@efanntmofbung iiber Der Cir elmer
banfrotten ganf geieben2 GiherlidJ
niht. Giele 8efanntmadlu1o lit aber
cine genalc @bihriit berieniaen, Ste
, Ser 8anf-Gommilldr hcn Sflaboma
iiber Ser Sir Der banfrottcn esi,ter,
national ganf Of gooIgate, Sflo.
bona, anbeftete. Gdcn ON sncitcll
Gage botten f61ntIiNe Gepniitcrcn ihr
Gelb, NIT Gusnabme Don cinigen, bie
! IA Meilen peit bon ser Stobt nohn.
| ten. Sir bieie ipnrheu ganfnnlpei-
I,,ngen in ol,oeren gonfen histerlcgt
unb fonnten 5n beliebiger 3eit abge.
bolt tperben.
Die 9anfbehoroe har6fFentIihte
foleenben gerid1t: rGie Snterna.
tioral 9unf Of Goolaota fnuroe oc.
ihloiien, neil oie 8eartten bns
Stcatsee'es iibertreten l,rH bie fol-
nct1oen SuTnmen an lin lelhIt ousnc-
Iiehen bntten: ben Gri7iocnter
$7067.00, bem aniiierer SA614.00.
Gie @onfbehorbe fonb on Gepoii-
ten $36,744.93; goar oil Sanb !:
S9574.67; 8uthaben Eel anberen
8onfen: S7564.03.
Die 9antbeboroe entnahm Dem
%Stootsgarontiefonbs $24,S43.73. nm
bie Gepoiitoren iofort bon ausbesaba
len au f0nneu."
Sbpn nod 80 gaoen mar bos
8utbaben Bel anoeren gonfe.l, irn;e
bie MuBenIt1nbe ser foIlierten @orf
eineesogen unb oie Sunne sem
Stoatsnarantiefonbs anriideritattet.
Cine beionbere Steuer Ser aarant'er.
ten 8anfen NOR baber niht notig.'
Gie beiben 8ealnten ser @onf tpnr.
ben bprhoftet. unb man ertpartet. hnb
ben Mftioniren Soc ouf oen Collar
auriidbesobIt nerben fam.
1orun: ioIIte irceno ienano qenen
..oorontisrte gonfen" iein2 Siel.
lcid1t pilliee grrbe gorfcn, bir hos
2ieht ideuen. Saepnhlifoner mic Ges
rnofroten hefi;rtpcrtcn Elm @eiek fir
..norort erte Sallfc:1". Gie Ncnlrfrn.
tifGN Glottfcr:r ret I'd ffcr i;no
he,ttlih fir Nies Neiet' ousneiprothcn.
Tie renrhlifoniiG'e IIattfcrn- o5or
'dln'uint iidl boriiber ~,is. Son>e!i
lie i'm Hl1terpiIe ocn g2on St~ce! r1o
feu croker @onfer, cber Ser t5,O00,-
600 Gcpoiitpren?
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Geoinemtt9cn nmO BeIittiteI.

Ndh oem gnrsp tssB erhd Die Ysiion. pslhe oie=
les 2nno in Bells nimmt. ou,h ben Siaa Mrnm'na
einen Yebtitsl DER Yer. Stuaisn. Whn tQan 40. 81.
100 ooer 100 Nfer annebnlsn Tae Gitisb ih,si2 por
oo6 man ert cine VuerbrnQ fir bos 9aoIsrudht einrsi
den muG, ebe man 2lno auinehmen iann S0suu ole
@inaabe DEN Stua Qmudl mi,o. 10 bsablt ,Shr oem
Staate 9Hsomna 25 6enls per Nfsr nMh S.; on Der Nfr
iir oas elpae W Wlierret meihes pom Dem s,Itsn 9Ho
ierreierrur Der y9IIs,ehe am ercfsn uuo simsn sas
rame 6lubs tommi. Glns lueitere 3ahuua pen So 90
Der Nfer mus al poer Dor Dem ! lPoi 1909 ugnlaht
psrbe unn Der &slt in 10 usiteen 3 hr,ssahnaen BON
ie So so per Nfst. mas ueiler IT. ais in Sina=
ten. Sbr beiiB asoonn oas yano uno Elm eniQes Wai=
ierred lope Gin prcportlonales Nnresbt ben 8rdbe
Heierpors. Gandlsn uno Dem Gepdfierunos. Spfsm.
gDann Sbr Die 25 Gents per Nder be3ab.t, beomln
Str guer Hatent.
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gcfcnntniiie eines Sarifsiinitlings.

Serr $. 6. Miles, 8oriiter oes
Terif=aon1ites ser 9idfional- -8ereini,
gltns Ser iSabrifanten inO Dos 9nltpt
bes lanoluirtibaftliden Maidhine1.
srrlts. peroffentli1te am Is. Nobenl-
ber 1907 in nImericon esllbuitries"
einem Wnga5in, oas iebt bas refubIi.
faniid)e Sidet unterltiitt, unter anoe-
rem sSolgenoes:
Sd hobe iebes ssobr alts bem So,
rif-Graft @elo perbiellt. gfibt biel,
ober oodb ettpns. g9enn bie Sarifs
garone mir fir ibr 9iobn,ateriol
$50,OO0.00 mebr red,neten, 10 reh-
nete ib Dem 3ipiihenhGnoler 100000
mehr all nno ih peiF'. BOB er tpies
ber,,n mebr aIs $4,000 fir bic
100000 perIangte, sic er mir be5ab.
len n,uBte. gbe bie @aaren nun oen
@oninnrenten erreihten, paren Sic
$4,000 ouf 100000 eeitiesen.
Ser Sabrifant, Der es 5ii etipas
hrinacn min, muB eiren oopnelten
Grofit ersielen, oen einen burh cine
ihlaue @eihGftfiibruna. Sen anoerelt
ourd, nod idlauere Manipulationen
in Maihinaton.
@ir fonnen leidt auf cusldnoiIhen
Idrften fonfurriren. @ir fperoen
abcr bon unieren 2ieferonten 10 iiber.
portci(t. bnB fir sic meilten bon uns
MIR Elm ip0rlider Erofit i'm grport'
eeih0ft berousfommt.
slls Ser aongreb uns cinen Sbus.
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IS a r II nj I?

Senator Sopfins bon Sninois
iaete: ygs lit ebenionenig @runb
borbonben, BOB einem DepoIitor ieina
Ginlases garantiert peroen, ols baF
einent 8arn1er feline grnte garantiert
iDirb."
@enn bies Ser ssaa lit, ipnrun
forbert Sic &egiernng bon Sen Matio-
nolbanfen cine @nrantie fir sic Me-
gierltngsbepofiten2
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Ger ltbrentrnit.

Ger onerifaniide giireer be5abIt
fir cine amerifaniide llbr 40 Hro-
sent ntebr als Der gngl1nber fir bic
felbe 11br in england be5ahlt. DieIer
nngebeure Trofit ern1oalidt es Dem
Gruitrnagnatett, 10 bobe oobnc 5il
5ablen oaB er ielbit i'm CONNER ins
Seebao unb I'M Wintcr lia1 Dem Sit
oen reiien fam, ip1breno iein Mrbei-
ter 5u @nnie bleibt INTO oariiber nnh-
griibeIt, pie er nit ieinem Mohen.
Iobn nuSfomrlen iou.
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Seine @naoe nnb 9nrmberaigfeit
ioIlte irgenomelben Gapitaliiten err
ipieien meroen. Die ei1en Sbus5oIl
ba5u gebrauhen, Sen amerifaniihen
&onilmenten 5it berallben. -. Der
republif. Chicago Mecoro--&eralo.
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8rpan lit nnf Sem Stim-
menfang linb 9aft auf bent slid slid
fang. Oa 9nft nit ieinen sReben
feline Gtimmen fangen fam, 1T CT
auf ben Giidfana segansen irro ,giebt
iid Der Soffnuns bin, bob oas geIo
Der ngruits" fir i'm .ipreden"
meroe, un6 3mar iiber5engenber oIs
Die ih0niten @orte Brpan's.
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1su sasbesabH.
NOTICE.

This bank is in the hands OF the
State Bank Commissioner. De-
positors will be paid in full by
the State Banking Board, Please
call and get yotir money.
III. H. SMOCK,
Bank Commissioner,
State of Oklahoma.
May 81, 1908.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-24

Gie lbie 9ruits) iuhen ale Megie-
rungs1uter, Die nit ibren ssntereiien
irgen6tpie in Weriibrung fornnen, nit
ibren Qreaturen al beiesen. Sie for
bern Me9ieriingsunteritiislne fiji
lire Sdiffe. Str beiteben oornuf,
0db bie MeeieritnasdeIoer III Oel
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Eritteu.,

IN Dem 8 hae oes aroBen 2aramie 6lMbes uebeiben
ollie Vroo~tie DER mdbiaen Gone no auBeroem aud5 oes
lsnafl'. DE n"r bel ilinter SepdIlsrung gebeiben.
Gle peildsoenen 9lrten Bon Weisen aeDeihen nun.
os'bdr uao eern einsu Grtraa bon so bis 20 Bulbel
gum Noer
9lottaem Der @runb aebreeoerl, eebeibeu 6ofer unb
Elos am belian; 0uIer erNb. snen @rtraa BON so big
l3o GuIbei per Nfer
tHetlle geoeib isbr gut i'm 2urame 9baIe uno Qiebt
flnsl GfsvaQ oon 90 = l40 guibel Der older
3uderrilben. zines Der entrdgtihHen Brobutte oes
9Hs'tens, sebsu einen g.ra9 bon 20 - Is Sonneu Der
older.
B,bmsi3en reiit idnel uno gibt enen auten grtrQa.
Nlfofa Neoeibt treffld. tanu mebrnlaf aeld,nitteu
msroen uno sibt eiren grtra9 ron 8 - 3onne,r per
older.
4nrtoHeln geben einsn Srtroa bon 800 big 600 Bus,
lbe bonn Nfer uns man peis bon teinem 6ehiabr.
,Ssioerblen lino sbr proiitcbel me9en bes arosen,
Wart'meribs uno beg Rubsns ale Sanomitte Wei benz
3Rben bees Yrpoutts wirb bier Beio peroient
Naturheu gbt einei, Grtrao bon 9 big 3 Ionnen
per Ndsr uno miro fir S. 0G bis l2 90 DIE 3onne pe,s
tau
Riiben aeben mebr Nabruua per Mdssr os iroenb
eln anoeres yroontt uno no untabbar als Yiebutter
Alle 4rten Semitic una Dbh 9eoeiben porauaheb
unb geben reben grtrag.
Ger Spe;ial5ug fir oie Grbffnuna perlakt
Chicago iiber bic Norbpeaern Gi1enbabn am
Sienitas, 6. Sftober, 9(benos 10 l1hr nnb
Omaha iiber Die Il. g. Gifenbabn am Wittw6d
Wtittas, Z. Sftpber.
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Demofrnten un0 9fepu-
bIifduer tpoIIen bic Deitr6ge fit
TIRE Bobll1ifoften peroffentIihen.
Bon 6er Drobibition niitenpdrtei 1T u.
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speit fein ioldes Deripredsn pede5en
noroen nno bod bat 6os WoIt Eli
erobes Sntereiie baron, 81 erfabren,
,per ons Gelo fir ibre Run,pagne oe.
Iiefert bat.
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ue Steurn uerren nab 'einem Sptsm beaab oas 81
Sabren oboprt iunroe gsir icroern gud auf fir 6as
befvmnlt.
Tuscaraas GrnD gomte 6anoesamer Staaes Obis
Stem 8bilarepbia, Ganal Douer ubrtbspiae, Denniipn.
Sir nd6ers 9lusfnnit reube man idb at
s. .. e0hetltr !" eona o0Oer, ..
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Ct elfer III Suimois, sbio ,,mo gSnomino.

mbl aplatcnm gDaHehte
po ene Mabooe hap ole Susgab beg
gBDoning beaufdpig '
fir 2anb. Daber maht Gnr Npplratonn ofort "
Gdue1 nnr 100 bciudiicrtc syar,nc uo alf tort Cr
g9rdbt ar apluatinsn DaHrreate an Sic
aaln,aoe Mow Gr6aa sua
Gbsast or peps f9 Seed II 1ep Ftlaoepbia, =, q
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Greie sabyt ~. ocr GrSTmu.,s.

9ieie @onpa9uia trdat alle Nuslaasn BON Ghicaoo
ober Smaba uno Suriif init Der glienbabnIahr yenie-
folten au Dem @rnn fir ale fisjcnetn, tacdle snr
Sientag, 6. Oftnbsr 1908 bri der Gnmpagnie Appli=
rationen gema6t uno Die criten Sablumgcn an Die
gGaierrrGte ge,,at babcm, uorausaeieBt bob osr
Qpplitan uus au oea, Spesin3uae bealsite @hea.
40 am Dienla9 6. 9th. 1908 Nbeuos 10 uber Die gb
coeo unb Nortb gelern giienbabn psrl6bt uno Omoba
Mittpo1 7. Cttober Wtaes iber bic u. q. giienbabn
Oreic Gtnotlotcn 2
3fpei Staototeu in Der Ortllaft gocper Safe per=
Den oenieniaen geQeben mee Dor Dem |. Sttober 1908
Die Mpplitatonen unteranet uno Die eren 3atlun9en
9en,adt baben.
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EteStt Der bette pfaB gum Ginfaufs bon Spesere'
uaaren nno Hrppi7onen Durdb fprtpdbreuoe ner
Ssubuneen tirb bic Nusmabl ftets frifd nno Dan
tnnbia erbalten uno peroen ole Befttlun9en prou7S
anSarfhbrt uno Die Waaren pbne Grtru.Wergttung
nutb 6aue gefiefert.
eH sghr sanoprobntte peroen bic bb1fteu Wort
prtife besahlt.
eH- Sprett Dor nub mont Cure Ginfdnf' Ini
SIR per"et finoen baB bic Woaren BON better Ono
titdt unb bic y leiIe b.uig hno.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
LUMBER PRICES
Will BE RAISED
(By Associated Press. }

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.--The
fight between the Marine Engineers
Association and the steam schooner
owners of San Francisco is now on
in dead earnest The committee
which controls 80 per cent of the
steam vessels carrying lumber to and
from this port and other ports on the
Pacific coast, having today decided
to lay up every one of these vessels,
with the exception of the schooner
Westport, which carried food stuff
exclusively to Crescent City. Near
ly 1000 men will be affected by the
action of the owners and 12,500,000
feet of lumber will cease to be handl-
ed through this port The effect will
be, it is thought, to cause an increase
in the prices of lumber in all points
along the coast. Five schooners
scheduled to sail today were taken
to Oakland creek, tied up and the
crews discharged.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
COMSTOCK TAKES
ON Renewed LIFE
GREAT STRIKE ON THE OPHIR
STARTS THINGS IN
GENERAL.

The strike in the Ophir mine on
the Comstock, from all accounts is
the biggest happening that has taken
place in Virginia City since the old
days of her pristine glory. r. j. Wis
nom, mill superintendent of the ia
nous Buffers plant in Virginia City
was here yesterday on a visit, and
he says that the strike is something
phenomenal.
The strike" said Mr.. Wisnom,
was made on the 2150 levgl of the
mine, long way out to the east, the
vein running north and south. There
is body of eighteen feet, which
breaks better than 500 ton. OF
course this has not been thoroughly
developed, but there are good indi-
cations of it being permanent body.
They are also drifting on the 1900
level to catch the ledge at that
depth. but it is so hot down there
that the miners can do little work.
The pumps and fans are going all
the time, but even that does not
| bring much relief.
"On the Yellow Jacket, they are
putting through zoo tons a day ia
the Kincaid mill, and the ore goes
from $11 TO SIS ton This is free
milling ore, and they are only con
centrating. The Savage is also tax
ing out some good ore. The devel'
opment of the Ophir ledge will be
of interest to this camp, for there i:
no doubt that Tonopah is on the
| Comstock lode They have the same
character of ore thSre that you have
here, and about the same percentage
of gold and silver.
I'VE expect to open up the Buffers
plant shortly. We closed down TO
the reason that our contracts for orr
had terminated, and it would hardl.
pay to work the ore at the presen
low price of silver However, tn
indications are that the price of sill
yer is going up, and this will depend
upon our resuming work.
ION my way in here | went to tn
new strike at Mountain View. 1t i
located eight miles northwest Q
SchurZ, and about fourteen mile
: from Warrington. The vein can b
traced for four thousand feet and on
: can get paintings from any part of
: on the surface. | did not go on tn
; Warrington side of the district, wher
l is located the Wilson Gold Mimi
5 Company. There are a number c
leases in operation, and the peopi
are just beginning to get in there
They expect to get the overflow frol
Rawhide, and there is townsite a
ready opened up, and a number
, lots have been sold. should not 3
\ surprised if the district should b
, heard from before the end of tn
year, for there are some very 600
showings on the surface
Mr.. Wisnom will leave for vi
o ginia City this morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
LAP IMMIGRATION
GREATLY DECREASES
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb, 2o.-At the
Cabinet meeting today Secretary
Straus of the Department of Com
merce and Labor, laid before the
President some significant figures as
to immigration. The figures show
that for January there was a large
decrease in the number of Japanese
arriving in the United States. The
total arrivals for both the mainland
and Hawaii were 971, as compared
with about 5000 for January, 1907.
Straus did not offer any explanation
as to this falling off.
AS to the immigration to the
United States from other countries,
Straus said the total for January was
2700. as compared with $500 in
January year ago, a decrease of SO
per cent. He showed that for July
August, September and October the
total arrivals were 100000. while
100000 left the United States.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
UNCLAIMED letters

List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the Tonopah, Nevada, postof-
flee for the week ending Feb. 20,
1908. When calling for them, please
say they are advertised. A fee of
one cent will be charged on each of
the following:
r. Alexander, Donald Anderson,
j. j. Bartner, John Barton, Joe
Bluett, Thos. E. Birbeck, Thos.
Burke, A. Cremasco, John Chapman,
j. Carpenter. Joe Campbell, Mrs. M.
Caffery, Tommy Coffey, H. H. Cloud,
Jim Crochan, Mike Donahue, Robert
Dodson. Thos Drew, j. f. Deitrlck,
f. V. Draken, Frank Dalla, j. ii.
Durfee. John Donahue, Emma Gold
en-, Jas. L. Gould, Linette Grey, Mr..
Gray, Mike elders, Mamie Holburt,
H. B. Hancock, L. S. Hair, Will w.
II. Hart, Grace Johnson, Anna
Klinger, John Kempsey, Thomas
Kernes, j. C. Lawrence, A. H. Lee
l.. r. Lobner, William c. Leak, A.
C.. Macneil, Christ Marokas, f. Mel
ger, Threse Morgan, Sauna Mattson
w. NJ. Mccarthy, l.. NJ. Myers, Anton
Meyer. Fred McBrinn, Occupant OF
| the bottle house, H. F. Olsen, .. u
Pashby, Elmer Pfoust, Grill Parties
| Elmer Ffouts, W. M. Ross, John
Rost, Joe Rogers, c. A. Redmond
] C. r. Roelsma, Bernardo Ratio, f
| NJ. Smith, c. Smith, William Studs
bury Miss Lorune Simons, J. d
| Sullivan, II. j. Snous, F. II. Stevens
B. G. Sunrise, Tonopah Mother Lode
Mining Company (4, Timber Hill
Mining Co., T. B. Thompson. G. A
Turner, T. D. Vulciovich, w. F. VIII
lard, Mr.. Sam Wicks, Mr. c. Weed
A. B. Wheeler, John Zlatinova (2)
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
MUSICAL TREAT
OCCURS TONIGHT
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TEN
DERED ARTHUR BURROWS
AT THE PAVILION.

The grand complimentary concert
rendered to Arthur Burrows will be
held at the Pavilion tonight, and it
promises to be corker. All the
available talent in the city has vol
.unteered its services, and they have
been rehearsing with fidelity that
could come only from having their
hearts in the work. The concert is
under the auspices of the Elks and
the Eagles. and the members of the
organizations have been working like
beavers to make the greatest of sue
cesses of the affair.
The concert is being looked for
ward to in pleasant anticipation by
the music lovers in all classes of so
ciety and as is well known, Tono-
pah is music loving town. The
program is here given in its entirety
and a glance at the numbers viii
show the character of the entertain
ment to be of the highest form. Mr.
Burrows will be heard in severa
solos, as will Messrs, Arthur Perry
Gus Hensel, Mesdames William
| Grimes, Charles Pope, Morey and
Miss Griffin Mrs. Thomas w. Ken
dali will be the accompanist. Fol
| lowing is the program:
/ Part IL, Piano duet. Lustspiel
Miss Valencia Bowden and Miss Liz
cite Pope; 2, Carol, chorus 1'
| Chough and Crow" solos by Mrs
VIM. Grimes, Miss Griffin, Messrs
Roach, Rose McCabe. ETC.; 3, vic
lin solo, prayer Simple Aveu," Mr.
Gus Hensel i. Cavatina, "Adie1
Marie" Mr.. Arthur Burrows; 8, vic
lin solo, "Adagio" from Sd suite, Mr.
A. NJ. Perry, accompanist Mrs. Tor
Kendall; 6, walse song, I'm tn
Springtime," Mrs. Charles Pope;
piano solo, "Valse," Mrs. Tom Ken
dali. Interval of ten minutes.
1dll 1l-bdlidu, DSoi AAS"i -
Mrs. Morey;' ., lullaby, Sweet an
Low" chorus; 3, romanza, For A
Eternity" Mr.. Arthur Burrows, vic
lin obligato, Mr.. Gus Hensel; 4, vic
lin solo, (a) Mazurka, CD Madr
gal, Mr. A. NJ. Perry, accompanis
Mrs. Tom Kendall; ), Miserer'
Trovatore, organ and piano accom-
paniment and chorus, solos by Mr.
Charles Pope and MI. Arthur Blu
rows; s, moving pictures, by kline
ness of Butler theater management
l"America, accompanies, Mrs. To-
Kendall, Miss Bowden and MIS-
Pope.
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SHERIFF HELD FOR
BROTHER MURDER

Sheriff Phil Smith of Caliente, Lin
coin county, is being held to the
Lincoln county Grand Jury, charged
with the murder of his twin brother,
John Smith, who was wounded late
in December, and who died a few
days ago. There is much mystery
connected with the case, but much
of the evidence tends to show that
the Lincoln county sheriff is guilty
of killing his brother. It seems that
one evening in December, John
Smith visited the home of his broth
er and while there was shot. At
the time it was stated that he had
been shot by a thug who was looking
for the sheriff.
Later it was reported by both
brothers that the wounded man had
dropped his revolver and was thus
wounded.
Now the district attorney of Lin
coin county, and other officers, have
caused the arrest of the sheriff and
have charged him with the murder
of his twin brother.
The accused man declared he is
innocent and courts the fullest in
vestigation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-21
KILLED INVADING
WIFE'S APARTMENTS
(By Associated Press.)

ALAMOSA, Colo, Feb. 20.-N. NJ.
Lowther, a Denver and Rio Grande
railroad timekeeper, was shot and
mortally wounded today when seek
ing admittance to his wife's apart
ments, by Linn Holbrook, son of Dis
trict Judge C. c. Holbrook. Hol-
brook surrendered to the authorities.
He admitted he shot Lowther, but
claimed he thought Lowther was a
burglar. Lowther and Holbrook ex-
changed ten shots, but the latter was
uninjured.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

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Public Notice
February IA, 1908.

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brought to our attention that one,
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now and never has had any connec-
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