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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30
Smith a Popultr Candidate.

Fred 3. Smith is making wonder
full campaign for man who is prac
tically novice in politics. He is a
candidate for superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, and if elected pledges
himself to reside at Bismarck and at
tend to his official duties from tha
point. His high standing an as edu
Gator coupled with his genial person
ality. stamps him as a man who viii
raise the school system of North Da
kota to the same standard as those O
other states.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30
BLUE FLAME OIL sTovEs

I make a specially of the Blue
Flame Oil Stoves. the latest thing out,
IN that line. Warranted to give salts
faction Two and three burners, with
or without ovens. Call and see them
in operation at Faunce's, Fourth st.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

What is a better graduation present
than good watch? woodward, the
jeweler, has a fine stock Of them and
.at very low prices.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

ing the taking Of property without
due process Of law.
(syllabus of the court.)
Appeal from the district court,
Trail county, Hon. Chas. a. Pollock,
Judge.
Action by N. 3. soliah, ct al,
against A. G. Cormack, ct al, as
drain commissioners Of Trail coun-
ty.
From an order sustaining a demur-
rer to the complaint, plaintiffs ap-
peal
Affirmed.
Opinion by Fisk, ]. All concur.
P. G. Swenson and Engerud, Holt
& Frame, for appellants.
Theo. Kaldor, for respondents.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30
Bickford,s Candidacy.

Minot. n. D., May 2s. Ward county,
and Minot especially, welcomes q. II.
Bickford, insurgent candidate for
state treasurer, to a hospitable polit-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30
One dollar and twenty cents"

Plants and FlSwers OF all kinds at
Faunce's, Fourth street. Call and see
me for prices and quality.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

Larimore is to have a good roads
convention on June 8 something
that all communities in the state
might well foster and attend. Good
roads are among the most important
elements of local prosperity and
saving. At the Larimore convention
will be addresses bys.J. H. Worst,
of the agricultural college, State En-
gineer Atkinson, State Engineer
Cooley Of Minnesota, and Governor
Burke is also expected to be pres.
ent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

a new conner like Johnson come in
for the honor of being the candidate
of the ''peepul." And for that rea-
son we believe the Denver conven-
ton will nominate Mr.. Bryan.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30
In Imitation of LaFoIlette.


The present superintendent Of pub
lie instruction is the first man to
drag the public school system into
the broil of politics. His predeces-
sors always respected the dignity
of the Office, as also do the heads of
educational departments in other
states. During the last two years
and half of the present incumb-
entss term he has mixed in every
political squabble and has travelled
about the state delivering stump
speeches, making use of acquaint-
ances gained through his Office. to
build up following for he has con-
gressional aspirations. The mans
egotism is we'll illustrated by the
following episode. He maintains
that he is inspired to do in North
Dakota what La Toilette did in
Wisconsin. When the White primary
bill was under discussion in the last
legislature Stockwell got into dis
pute with Treadwell Twichell, now
the Insurgent candidate for COVER
nor. He undertook to do his La
Toilette posing stunt and Twichell
laughed at him.
Don't you suppose exclaimed
Stockwell, :" that / can duplicate La
Follette's work here in North Dako-
ia %
eNo, I don't" returned Mr.. Twich-
ell.
why not?" asked Stockwell.
Because you havn't got the
brains," retorted Twichell sharply.
The conversation ended right
there.
Makes a Friend Every Minute.
The Russell Sentinel says Hon. G..
B. Little, candidate for United States
senator on the Republican state tick
ct, has made friends at the rate Of
sixty an hour at the Minot conVen-
tion. That's going some.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-30

People of the city Of Fargo are
complaining because Of so much pet
ty thieyery occurring In that city
Lawn mowers and garden tools are
disappearing regularly.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
OF
KNIGHTS WAS
fine DISPLAY

The Dramatic Order Knights "a
swah last night and all Tonopah o
This unique order the members which
not unlike the Bedouns
wide flowing tuncs and tubans
ed appearance that parade
started from the skating rink magnificent
charger his
his horse like chean he
lowing came the Tonopah band pieces
Rank of Godfed
much favorable comment their military
places along the route the
executed difficult
next in line, followed by the X.
In which were few of the nofates attached which
just as the float containing
from hades left the rink blaze
team unhtched and the flames
tanned cauldron from which stuff
All along the line march lights
displayed greeting which given the knights from
the bystanders long. I
Following the parade, the candidates
banquet Exchange of the
wives and daughters, guests
W. Booth acted oastmaster the
various Talbot. Judge Jones' Mrs w D.
Jones' Mrs Sam Will U. Mackey Benz Rosentha F. P
Damn, George Perkins Rev. T. L. Belam, E.
Wilson Mrs. Katherine Marsh.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
LOVE CLEVELAND;
ENDORSE BRYAN
lny Associated Press. }

SALT LAKE. Utah. June l2.--
state Democratic convention TO-DAY
elected six delegates 20 the Denver
convention instructed Tor William :
Bryan
Shuftl, h,forv adjournment this
evenlng the couvcuiiop instructed u
chairman tO write better Ia Grover
cleveland ssaug the friendship ~
rtah usmacFats tot him. With JUS
nargt pride thr democrats - thts
STATE polut tu his services foe parts
and country
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13

The Round Mountain Hydraulic
Company has uncovered on the sur
face of the Great Western, which is
now part of the Round Mountain
Mining Company's property, one OF
the greatest veins ever encountered
anywhere. The washing OF the sur
face by the hydraulic giants has
cleared away all aueriferous groun1
and exposed at bedrock ledge fully
$50 feet in width This ledge has
been panned and tested for its entire
width. At one point there is body
OF tale 20 feet wide that goes better
than 500 to the ton. On the hang
ing wall there is an eight-inch streak
that will pan $40 in gold to every
painful of dirt washed. The pan use1
being only half-sized gold pan, and
the dirt was not pulped to arrive at
this result, only the fine dirt from
the ledge being used. This eight
inch streak shows specimen gold az
every point. 1t is impossible to avoid
seeing the colors of gold and nuggets
in the rock with even a cursory eX-
animation.
The balance of this enormous body
of ore viii average better than $40
to the ton. At only one point is there
any waste or barren rock and this
lasts for only Is feet
This ledge is Just at the lines OF
the Sphinx ground and demonstrates
beyond peradventure of doubt that
the ledge they are now developing, OF
which the Bonanza made exclusive
mention yesterday, is continuation
of this surface discovery. When tn
Sphinx management encountered the
body of ore at depth of ITO feet
they had no knowledge of where it
apexed at the surface, but this surely
demonstrates its source.
The future operations of the hy-
draulic company will be watched
with marked interest. as the soil -
very rich and the placer dirt must
have its source from numerous
lodges. They are now taking out
close to thousand dollars day ami
have done this for many days past.
Round Mountain will certainly
nroye to be the wonder of the age
from mining standpoint.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
Hitchcock Claims 4O7
Votes For His Nan
(By Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, June 12.--Late this
afternoon the Republican national
committee completed the hearing OF
all the contests submitted and turn
ed it's attention to other matters. The
committee decided contests involvins :
219 seats on temporary roll call.
Taft had 3S7 instructed delegates b =
fore the national committee began
hearing the contests. He now has @
total of COS delegates on temporary
roll call, without taking into col-
sideration any that either have ea-
dorsed him or have declared for him
in any other manner. The only COM
plete defeat sustained by the TAFT
delegates in the contests was in the
fifth Virginia district, where For
aker delegation was seated. In Lou.;'-
lana, Ohio and Tennessee, split delc-
cations were seated.
Outside of the conclusion of the
contests before the committee, the
most important development of the
day was the issuance by the "allies
of a statement in which it is declared
their intention of sticking to the
finish, in which it is asserted the.e
will be no nomination on the first
ballot.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
WEEKLY TRADE
REVIEW REPORTS
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 12.-Duns
weekly review of trade tomorrow viii
say: Gains outnumber losses in the
reports of commercial and individual
activity. Full returns from many In
dicate the building permits TO be only
about 25 per cent less than for the
same month in 1907.
Bradstreets will say: The weather,
crop and trade reports display an ir
regularity. In wholesale lines egl-
dences of an improvement in fall buy
ing is seen. Trade is hardly bett 81
than quiet the country over. Busl-
ness failures for the week ending
June 18th number 253, against 261
the like week in 1907.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13

same as movement of a burro to
his fast runabout. 81 have discovered
several new bones in my anatomy, =
said the doctor, and this wiggling
motion of mine today is trying to get
the various joints back in place"
There are several other well known
young business men who were give l
touch of high life last night anG
consequently are not in their accus-
toned places todss and are thanking
their lucky stars that tomorrow IS the
day of rest.
The following are those who were
initiated into the ID. o. X. X. last
night; j. j. Owens. Letson Ballie,.
John X. Ballet, Thomas Marshall.
George II. Swasey. Kenneth ]. Booth.
W. II. Roberts. W. j. Mcdonald. A.
L. Miller, Stuart Mcdonald, Chas. T..
Gallup. T.. j. Briggs. r. j. Bucking-
ham. II. " Scheld S ]. Wcews.
G. Cowdcn and Il. II Hodge. From
Goldhcld Floyd johnson. T +. Muf.
dock, e Robertson T.. Y. Curtis. e
g. Nalhagcn. u \ Faivcv. T. T.
Piumm.r CHd, Johnson, x u Arm.
strong aud ilatTF e. Leutzrnhisra
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
.HAW IS
OUT Of
ASYLUM
REMANDED TO JAIL AWAITING
ACTION OF SUPREME
COURT.
> e%~~%>~<~~~>>%~'
(By Associated Press }


y NEW YORK, June 12.-
= Harry Thaw remains in the .
= Poughkeepsie jail pending the =
. application of his counsel to y
= Justice Bowling of the Supreme .
. Court for change of order =
. committing him to the State .
. hospital at Matteawan. This =
. decision was rendered by JUS .
. tice Morschauser of Poukhkeep- .
= sic. After hearing arguments =
. of counsel here today on a mo- .
. ton to transfer the prisoner to =
= any State asylum other than =
. the asylum for insane convicts, =
. Morschauser expressed an opin- =
= ion that it might be better for ,
= Tha VITO be incarcerated in some =
= other asylum on account of the .
= strained relations with the head .
= of the Matteawan institution. .
= District Attorney Jerome said he =
y personally had no objection to .
. the transfer of Thaw IL con- =
. vinced it was for Thaw's good, =
= and there was no danger OF his .
. escape. .
80 o q Q o Q o
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
Painful Opinions OF Those Who KnOw

This is the morning after the nigh
before. The thirst emporiums and
the gentlemen behind have been re-
garded as veritable gods. Three Of
the candidates who were last night
initiated into the order of the d. o.
X. X. entered one well known reso.. +.
and the porter Immediately turned il
fire alarm, but the department re.
fused to respond, stating the reaso /
for not so doing was the steam email
ating from the throat of the chief re-
auired not only the attendance OF the
chemical, but the attendance of tn
men in the department as we'll, pack
ing ice and cooling drinks Inquiry
for Sheriff Owens at his residence
was met with a response from tho
sheriff. "Iwillneverdoltaga VIII N
Letson Ballet returned home II i
said that his baby was SO frightened
that It found voice to exelaim, "o1
papa. how could YOU" and Let immr.
dialely fell into tank OF easolin
and WAS almost sntiocatcd NnI
these are only feW q, the many
queer things thar happened last nlsht
and early this morning ~ Cowden
who shor' time agu n,,i aljh ag
accident and thoughl that he suffer
the tuTrur,s ot the damned s mo-,
oi tbe "p,Rlup that the pain endured
"a lhut fIm Naa pa comparison rh.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
RADICAL CUT
ON COMSTOCk.
Directors Order All Salaries in
Sturges' Properties Lower
ed--Wages of Miners Re-
main the Same.

SAN FRANCISCO, June i2.-Wholesalc IL
aries OF officials Of mines embraced COmsOck Lode
which Edward D. Sturges
have been ordered by the directors these
into effect Immediately. The which affected
the Sierra Nevada Union Consolidated Ophr Mexican,
Consolidated Virginia. Savage Cholar(
Alpha Bullion Julian and EXclequer The
the for the agge
gates $o5OOO While the salaries
craly lowered, the Of the
On the other hand, Sturges recommended
small percentage of profits required
60 work more than six days each week. the being
shut down Sundays
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
fire DESTROYS
Big OIL PLANT

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, June IL.
The entire plant OF the Continental
Oil Company, with the exception of
the Office building. was burned today
aud nearly ioo,0o0 gallons OF coal
oil, gasoline and naptha were d.
Stroyed The loss is estimated a.
ss",oon The are vas spectacular.
ihc explosion oi the big storage tank,
sendlns the flames aud smok, aye
hundred fevt hlgh The ,ans. has
net ls'rn determined
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Results OF Yesterdays Games.

out the Salt River alley in honor
the connection of the Arizona can,
with the Granite Reef diversion dar
4 b. built ot cement. cost s25 90
aud affords ao storage. but diver
watcI pafmaaeutlt On both sides
the FiN,r The dam Is auxiliary to Al
Roosevelt storapc dam now and
sonstrueiiou utts miles np the rIya
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
TWO MILLIONS
IN GOLD ABOARD
tBy Associated Press)

WHITE HORSE. n. w. T., June IL
Tho steamer Prospector. having
$2.000.000 in gold aboard. arrived
after one of the longest voyages she
has made on the river. She reports
having difficult time ascending both
Thirty Mile and Fifty Mile rivers.
and was grounded on the sand bar
for several days
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
'~%~~~~~%>~~>4~~ =
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. June 12.--Fran.

. CHICAGO, June 12.--Frank Z
= Hitchcock, who has charge of =
= Secretary Taft's interests be-
. fore the Republican national 4
= committee, tonight issued Z
. statement claiming 704 votes on
. the first ballot. He credits 227 =
= instructed votes for other can
= didates, and leaves % unaccoun-
= ted for in the columns of any
= of the candidates. 4
. . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . = Z
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
GREATEST STRIKE
IN THE HISTORY OF
ROUND MOUNTAIN
REQUISI7|ON FOR
GOLDFIELD man
(By Associated Press)

CARSON, New, June 12.-Requisi-
tion papers for NJ. o. Reed were is.
sued today by Governor Dickerson.
Reed was arrested in the State OF
Washington for passing fictitious
checks in Goldfield several months
ago. At the time the crime was CON-
mitted he escaped, but was arrested
a few days ago at Seattle and will to
returned to Goldfield for trial.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
TRUST
FOUND
GUILTY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY CON-
VICTED ON FORTY
COUNTS.
80 %~~>A o%~~~>
(By Associated Press. }


= ROCHESTER, June 12.- 4
= Guilty as charged in the indict-
= ment, was the verdict returned
= by ederal Court jury in the q
= Standard Oil Company case this
= evening. The oil company was
= placed on trial June 1st for al
= legged violation of the interstate !
. commerce law, in accepting a 4
= concession from the filed tariff I
= on shipments of Oil from Olean,
= N. Y, to Rutland and Bellows
. Falls, VT There were forty 4
. counts in the Indictment each
. representing action on car of
. oil, The maximum fine on each I
. count is $4,000. 4
. . . . = . . . . . . 900 . 4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
DEED Of
MADDENED man
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, Colo, June 12.--In
jealous rage tonight, Charles Byers
shot and killed Mrs. May Boren, the
landlady of a rooming house, mus-
dered Edward Smith, and then kille
himself.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
RAILWAY COMPANY
DECLARED GUILTY

y LOS ANGELES, June IL 4
y Acting upon instructions from 4
= Judge Wellborn of the Federal 4
= Court here. jury this after
= noon found the Pacific Coast 4
= railway guilty of twenty-five 4
= violations of the United States
= safety appliance act. 4
. . . . . . o o o o 0 Q Q o Q o 4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
Hydraulic Giants Uncover $50
Feet of Ore Just Beneath
the Surface on Great West
ern Mine, the Property of
the Round Mountain Min
ing Company--TWentyFeet
Goes $l0O to the Ton and
Balance Averages $40.

passes
saon This time it is the Round
prediction promoted foseed
dauicking Round Mountain
untold lying
beneath the surface and that the
expose is now
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
GENERAL. noilplN

tlit Associated Pres
pliuENtN AVA tune az ro-
mofroN { 4 seurfai hotdt tbloqs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13
THE METAL NARKET.

NEW YoRK june q. lead
strads stE9 te st52ts
Lake copper sJyadN ls Use o.
tsc silver ss s.Ss
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-13

sSThls paper q aas-
feremt fPOm OGhoa
neUspaDeFBs on4
thmnk the GoAB -
Verse and PROse that
II Il dtRcRo1a."
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

Mems work shirts l5c at Rouss
Racket Store.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
ABOUT GOOD ROADS.

Caddo parish is again making
experiment with the oiled roads
Caddo seems TO be making more
progress along the line OF good
public roads than any other parish
IN the State. The ladies of that
parish are making campaign for
better roads and better schools
and it is probable that this work
by the ladies is stimulating the
police jury of Caddo parish along
the line OF better roads.-Guardian
Journal.
There is something very sugges-
tive and encouraging ir the above
paragraph. But few weeks ago
the ladies of Winfield. through
their Civic Leagues. visited the
Police Jury while in session. and
strenuously urged that the Court
House square be turned over to
them for the purpose of making il
beauty spot in the center 0l
Winfield. They did not succeed,
but they did secure concession
by which the building and grounds
were to be kept clean, and there
is a vas. improvement in that
locality.
1t IS we'll known that the Police
Jurors of Winn are earnest work
ers in the matter of roads and
bridges for public convenience.
Ii the enthusiastic and public
spirited ladies of the parish would
appear before the Honorable
Body and strenuously plead for a
more effective road system and
road building throughout the par
ish,. these same promoters of the
public good might be lead to meet
them more than half way and
inaugurate system Of public road
building. Better roads is not only
a pressing issue. but burning
question that vitality concerns
every resident of Winn parish.
and more particularly the farmers
and business men of the same
towns.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
Appeal for Funds.
To TIE RDrron:

To THE EDffoR:
Strictly practicing what he breaches, Mr. BryaI
would mot win victory with tainted money pay
ing election expenses.
any promise. either express or implied; otnel
than for HONEST, IMPARTIAL. GOVERN
MENT. Mr. Bryan will enter the White Houst
absolutely free from entangling alliances. ire
10 serve all classes of honest citizens alike, OF
he viii not enter at all. Hence the course u
plain. The campaign of Bryan and Kern mus
Sc conducted by the people. The people mus
ESsnt Ss S public servants who Win serve their in.
terests. Special interests and favored classes
having secured SWOLLEN FORTUNES" BY
SMTRiBsurEp 1aMS9asifsu TED no % CONTROL CO ELRcTfoNs
stand ready to give MILLIONS MORE FOB
CONTINUED FAVoRs. But that class neyel
gives . dollar unless it buys pledge
THE PEoPIE RULE" This can come only
n the people pay their own bills, and contro
their own elections. beware OF the Trust.
BEARING Gifts That policy 20 Of Gsrnn, ene .,vofea
meant thaf the Candidate for President knew
. few people only in an entire State. Bryan
saxs I'VE win take the cause OF PEoPLhs i
every county" You can serve the grand caus<
q popular governmept Your paper reaches
Tie nfoside Of the patriot Who loves his country
- Srssdy possessor Of swollen fortunes whs
love- Ms county only for his conntIy's Goods
Asking every one who fsvors Government by
tas sops 70 psy yes e S,Ss &C. e many aolso e,
HRYAN, KIM AND PEOPLES RULk. You
forward these gifts Of honest hearts ard homes
evsgy TO week. % the Treasurer Of the Dem.
onck. oontr5buter end amounts given. The
Troaouref Vim forward you . certi6cste hks
tae esey enclessd ios esoA one. asking yos q
o. nors, y0u should b . part of the 0reel
Ornni1atioa bearing the Lamp of Light b
0g6zY nook and corner of Rree America.
usnf nnst BE by the People.
oincsro1y.s
NORMAG 3 MACK,
Chairman DemocTatic National Coonmittee
&c. WETM0R3,
Chairman Finance C0mmfttee
O. n. HA6KgLLs
Chkeogo. Aug. Is, lsoe. Treasurer.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
BRYAN CAMPAIGN FUND.

The Campaign Column of The
Sentinel is unfurled. In Shreve
port one citizen turned in SIoo in
dollar contributions. Let every
wide-awake and progressive Dem
ocrat in Winfield contribute al
least 81 to the Bryan Campaign
Fund. This popular subscription
is growing all over the country
Every dollar donated with the
name of the donor will be pub.
lished weekly in these columns
until the campaign is closed. Nov
is the time to show your faith i,
Democratic principles and a Dem.
ocratic victory.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

Much stress is made of the fact
that Hon. Henry N. Pharr has
Joined the Democratic party. 1t
was but the logical sequence oil
his openly expressed opinions,
while running for Governor. The
Republican patty is welded to its
admiration for the ''coIored BROTH
er" and white Republican
party has no recognition il the
South. Mr.. Pharr has tut adopted
the course pursued by almost ev-
cry Northern man Who settles in
the South and is brought into con-
tact with the negro element in
their original characteristics. The
only wonder is that man of Mr..
Pharr's inte.lectand position could
have ever halbored Republican
ideas.