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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

Judge ]. p Brissell, who now oc-
cupies the position of justice of the
peace of Tonopah, should not be for
gotten as the friend of Tonopah in
the time of need; one who is con-
servator of good morals, and a ter
ror to the criminal class. He deals
out Justice fairly and impartially to
all alike. Every man. looks alike to
him. He has no friends to reward
nor enemies to punish. He has
made it a point to punish criminals
when they were found guilty. His
decisions while on the bench have
entitled him to the distinction of be-
ing one who is fearless. BY nature
endowed with a tender heart, still
he will not be swerved from the
right path as It is pointed out to
him. He now is, and always has
been, painstaking public officer,
every ready, courteous and obliging
to citizens having business with his
Office.
Judge Brissell was born in the city
of New York in 1916; came west to
California when a small boy, and re-
sided in Sacramento, California, most
of his life. There he held positions
of trust many years. He is a man
with vast amount of experience in
the business of bringing criminals
and violators of the law to justice.
He has been resident of Tonopah
for about seven years. Judge Brissell
has his court room at his home,
where he can always be found ready
to do his duty. He is candidate for
reelection, and he said that If the
people of Tonopah select him for the
position for another two years, that
he will do in the future as he has
done in the past" Treat every man
as innocent and entitled to the pro-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01
Judge Brissell Out
For Reelection

lection of the law, until he has been
proven guilty. He does not believe
in persecution, but believes in tenn
pering justice with mercy. If the
people of Tonopah believe in good
government, vote for one who has
been tried; one who is not afraid to
deal out justice to all alike; one who
stands on his past record, and has
given Tonopah a good, clean admin
istration. His election to the posi-
ton of justice of the peace means
that Tonopah, in the future as in the
past, will not be haven for crooks
or the undesirable class. So look
well to your ballots, and cast vote
fors j. P. Brissell, irrespective 'of
party.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

it. They don't go to San Francisco
and wait for sale days; if they see
what they want, they buy it and pay
for it.
Now which is the best for you?
Nevada with 100000 population and
strangle hold on the business, or
Nevada with 100000 population and
still strangle hold on the business?
For you certainly will keep your
share of the trading, not because Ne
vadans like to trade in San Fran
cisco, but because it is the nearest
large market where they can get the
latest, see the most and have the
greatest choice of amusements
RENO COMMERCIAL CLUB"
No word has been heard by the
club from F. H. McCune, who is at
Carson City, in the Office of the Ne
vada railroad commission, securing
data and figures to be used as evil
dence before the interstate commerce
commission, when the latter meets
soon in Reno to discuss the matter of
terminal freight rates for Nevada
Mr.. McCune, who was prominent in
similar fight made by the city of
Spokane, Washington, has been en-
ployed Jointly by the local CONNER
cial club and the Nevada railroad
commission, to handle their end of
the present battle, when Commits
sioner Cockrill calls the case before
him
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

VOTE FOR r. F. GILBERT FOR
COUNTY TREASURER.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

Ioudy days.
]. C. PERCY,
omcial in charge.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01
The REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET
State Senators.

State Senators.
DIR. FRED P. BOWEN
GEORGE w. SUMMERFIELD
Assemblymen.
FRED L. BERRY
CHARLES A. WONACO1T
]. S. DAVELER
MATT KANE
ALEXANDER FERGUSON
L. A. HARMON
PHIL NJ. CHANDLER
Sheriff.
DAVE HOLLAND
District Attorney.
L. A. GIBBONS
County Clerk.
ROBERT G. POHL
County Treasurer.
R. F. GILBERT
County Auditor and Recorder.
c. A. RICHARDS
Public Administrator.
M. M. BRICK
County Commissioner (Iong term
w. t. CUDDY
County Commissioner (short term
THOMAS WILSON
For Justice of the Peace, TonOps
Township.
HARRY H. ATKINSON.
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WATCH

Watch out for the large bankrupt
sale of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes which will be on sale in the old
Esber store, next to Miners hall.
within few days. 10-31-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

VOTE THE REPUBLICAN AS
SEAfBLY TICKET TUESDAY. THEY
ARE ALL GOOD MEN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

DIR. BOWEN. OF RHYOHTE. is
sUMMERFTBgD's RUNNING MATE
FOR THE STATE SENATE. VOTE
FOR Roth OF THEM.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

G. A. RICHARDS WILL GIVE A
BUSINESS like ADAIINISTRA-
TON AS AUDITOR AND RE.
CORDER.
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ELECT w. I. CUDDY AND
THOMAS WILSON COUNTY CON-
MISSIONERS If YOU ARE LOOK
ING FOR A GOOD ADMINIsTRA-
ZION.
WEATHER. REPORT.

The following is the weather re-
port from the Tonopah station for
the week ending October 80, 1908:
Highest barometer, Oct. &c. 30.16
Lowest barometer. Oct. 20. .30.01
Highest temperature. Oct. 25.. 81
Lowest temperature. Oct rs. 81
Mean temperature ...... as
Average dew point .. 16
Average humidity $1,000. 81
Number clear days ..... 4
Number party cloudy days. -. 3
]. C. PERCY.
Official in charge
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-01

Fresh cut flowers every day at
Rotholtx Bros. It
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
BRYAN. DANIELS FhIfND-
Nothing Shall Disturb OW Cord'aI
ReIations.7 Says NebraskdH-
$4,000 =, rrs T-.Hure- I

r2f.nuond Va March 25.-Wll'i JV'1l'i'7
r,,r who as the guest OF the Virginia Legs
T..,,-a delivered an address at the Au1i' IN
r,-7fabt was asked. after speaking II ne 1.a1
,r,rninc 70 say regarding Senator john V"
r,a7rs alleged hostile attitude toward A--Il' d'A
Tho rroDriaty OF electing the Virginia senator
a . 5elaeate-at-Iarge 10 the Denver convention
NJ F3rvan IN reply made the following stare
ment-
7 am sorry that Senator Ddniet was 49,
- h. me sad death IF F1Orlt4is : Dritiiail- -
--rr- 1i..ior Daniel and have been -rlei.1S -
.,-sa- many years In 1890 Whrh HS LI--. -
r1,,7sJ M. 1e~e in Richmond, he .dld ~ -
T,fe,,esr compliment that was pald d41--17 -
,1r.fo77 when. paraphras1ns a sentence -. -.
LIZ VII he said of me- he mas Ic-ittl ~ a'
- s-on4 from the sepulchre IN "nlch Dei-r'I
racv lay buried - D-.r,aglr4
senator Daniel has visited me IN -NeoIds "a. "a
- bave met him in Washington anu aLd d
- ,Ia,.s and always with pleasure Wu--1
-, ti@fere1 a= 10 some matters AT - L-o--@- -
,i54rerarces did not interfere with our perS. perS,Ia
.i.-i,Ys We may not agree upon al P4o'L0
1,,estions but differences ampnS Democrats a
- 10 avnacted for Democrats Oell"Ne tllat go
-, eEouId think for himself and Jnat th7
r,-,i-,for Of the majority should coilroi ll a.
p.. opl..i - government and of party RohcH-
@-+r,cr enemies nor friends shall % pernli-lsd
=, 5;sturb the cordial relations existing De-
,,,-aav senator Daniel and myself
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
ERIOUSCHARGESFI FILED
.4FFID1FIT WITH HUGHES
Fund of $4,000 RumOred in the
kissenQ Park Case.

Albany March 25-It became known here
this afternoon that an affidavit had been filed
during the day with Governor Hughes by Theo-
dore Petit Of Queens, embodying charges OF
a serious nature in connection with the With
drawaI from the grand jury OF Queens County
of prosecution in the so-called Kissena Park
purchase by the city OF New York. Governor
Hughes refused absolutely TO discuss the case
in any way. but it is known that he told the
persons v ho filed the affidavit that such charges
as il involved were not in proper form for con-
sfderation by him It s understood that fornal
charges Will be preferred 70 the Governor ialer-
Among the startling charges reported to oe
contained in the affidavit is one involving luiu
of $50O00.
This Is the case in which accusations were
made against President Bormei Of Queens bor-
ough and at the request Of Attorney GeheraI
Jackson the latter was designated by the GOV
ernor 70 take charge of an inquiry by the grand
Jury Of Queens County Attorney General Jack
son deputized Nathan Vidaver to represent him
j the proceedings
Charges against Borough President BerInel
growing out of the kissena Park purchase are
already pending before Governor Hughes The
main charges in the Kissena Park transaction
we're originally that the city was compelled by
officials in charge Of the matter 10 pay exorbi-i
tant prices for land of private parties taken for
the proposed Kissena Park
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
I4TDER HOME ROBBED.
Carncgie's Nephezc Loses Sdrer7cdre
IN GreeRzcich Burglary.
rRv Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune.

,.raenwich Conn, March pa daring Durs-
,ar,- was committed at an early hour TINS morn
ing. when the house of George Lauder j., Io'
,,,ar commodore of the Indian Harbor Iacht
= "a ,,.,,bezx of Andrew Carnegie, was
,-.,l,sr into ; silver valued at about Sl.-oo
TIRE we're many thousands Of dollars worth
- iaurels and silverware in the house besides
,t,at ken but it was all locked in 'i'e Dig sAie
,,-,re Mr. Lauder stores his valuab bles- The en-
- -,e effected by forcing a heavy oak
- -, inches thick. with jimmy until the
-, ,,as broken At about l2.2o o'clock TWO
= -. raids heard a noise which they thought
,ae an explosion, but which Is no" iIl'ush' -
have been the bursting open OF 'he d"'i'
Trha thieves got away with silver cake Das-
.,--.- fern dish valued AT about $40
-, and with the silver tops Of salt and pepper
.e,,.,s and Of other cut glass table pieces "Elh
- hrol1en In the operation. Police Chief III
Fitch has his men working on 'he c1@e'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
AUTO CLUE OFFICERS.
Judge Gary for President Heads
List Of Vel kR05cn Men.

- -r,aa-=3q 7f The board Of governors Of
the Automobile Club Of America held yesterday
afternoon a ticket was placed in nomination for
tho animal election Of officers To be held on
April II The ticket is composed largely OF
mon who are new 70 the various positions 10
,.r,fcb they are assigned. and the hoard is proud
o~ ~ = owl, and Of The fact that the affairs Of
tho oIub are u be carried on by men OF sucn
strength and prominence.
Colgate Hoyt the present president Of -h@
club declined TO he renominated for that office
and TudEe r II. Gary. Of the steel Corporation,
vas unanimously selected 10 head the ticket
ard has consented TO take the clubs presl-
Gencv Henry Sanderson. VINO has been d MEM
I,er Of the board Of directors and in charge Of
toa ciub garage which under his superintend-
oncv has become the finest institution Of its
kind in America takes the first vice-presidency
or the club and as such viii become chairman
of the executive committee
The candidate for second vice-president IS
william q McAdoo and for third vce-presi-
dent Robert Lee MorreIl, now the chairman Of
tho clubs contest committee. Edgar l. Marston.
of Blair & Co. is on the ticket for treasurer
This is regarded by the board Of governors as
a ticket which is splendidly representative cf
the clubs strength and position
seven uIaces in the board Of governors are
IN ne filled al the annual election. and for these
places also the ticket proposes highly repre-
sentative men. General Horace Porter heads
the list which is completed with the names If
z d Underwood. president Of the Erie Rail
road. Waldron Williams. now chairman Of the
clubs bureau of tours which has charted routes
that cover practically the entire United States.
Colgate Hoyt and Or. Schuyler Wheeler Eho
retire from the presidency and vice-presidency.
respectively, to take places in the board Of gov
ernors William Pierson Hamilton is proposed
for reelection. The members Of the board
whose terms do not expire at this time
Colonel John Jacob Astor. George F. Chamber
lain Dave Fenneu Morris, ". E. Scarritt and
Albert r. Shattuck.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THIETES ROB B4NhER-
GET Nine Payroll of 81 ,000 IN Bod
HoId-up-T5co Caught.

lincoln. Ill. March 25.-FranA Frorer presl-
,s,r of A Lincoln bank and head OF the LIZ
cof7, Mining Company. was held Up oy 'hres
bi-hyvavrnen this afternoon Two blocks rom ne
nnbltc square OF Lincoln and robbed oi ne
e oao n.onthlv payroll OF the mining company
Two Of the robbers were caught. but the thifd
escaped with the money
Frorer was on the way 10 the mine IN a Hsh'
wagon. carrying two satcheis containing 'n7
money. already counted. for the miners ne NIX
three men in a buggy. and two OF 'heSe' Junip-
-, r-~ar,s -ig ouic5<Iv bore the banker 10 the
,-,,,,5 and grabbed the satch-ls- The robbers
rban threw Frorer into his buggy. jumped INTO
,bsir wagon and started out OF the city
police officers caught two Of the robbers N a
cornfeId about two miles out Of the city They
have confessed
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SAY B4NK LOST S20O 900.
4 gent Of LocaI Brokers 44rrcst6d IN
Pittsburg CuSe.
fBr Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Fofttsburg March -5.-United states Bank ~
s-,,i,,.r Folds this afternoon made Information
against Henri Reiber. defaulting paying teller
of he Farn7ere' Deposit National Bank. and John
Young auditor and HarrE SiIvern1an- local man
ager of Miller & Co. brokers. charging them
with conspiring 10 defraud the bank Of $@0oo''-
siIverlnan vas arrested tonight and afier"ard
released on $4,000 bail civil suit was also
inferred against the individual members Of tn
'-5rrD Of Miller & 60.
T. IS alleged that the two employees stoif S""''-
200 from the bank during the fall ana SIit'iiitI
Of 1907. and lost it specuiating IN the once -
,r;,i.- & CO The latter concern is a member
,f %e,y York exchanges
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

Concerning the Affidavit embodying charges
against Nathan Nidaver growing out Of the lis
soma Park case which filed yesterday with
Governor Hughes by Theodore Petit, Of Queens,
Nathan Vidaver last night issued the following
statement:
- mind -f. strongest IefjItation of this alb
sTJ charge 80 lar As affects me hes IN the tact
mat am the man who presented the charges
ap,qi insr Kernel before the Governor. . Indicted
John Wez partner Of Henry Roth. Of the WeIz-
Ierv-rI Brewing COMPANY twice one charge ne
ms r.-rly- another for offering forged tStl
r77ouv and these charges arc Still pending astls5
Eir7 also gd5uced testimony before the grand
jury which is embodied IN their pTesenJeht "iict
will ana ne any grand jury N session in queens
t-ofynty 70 indi,t BeIine the instant certain VII
re-ses who disappeared Teappe2T uFon the scene
7 am i7for-.ed that EIr Petit. VINO makes ne
gft5daNfr upon infCrT,.. ion and heii.l : 1he AZ
-orr7o>- for the VVelz-Zervyic< Brewing company,
A. g.. - am r,er-=on;1lIy concerned the grand
71l-- cn.nplmented mo- for my NoIh. ana H2t
only aid not abandon them hut remained WIN
rhaIr until The last moment
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
TOM JOHNSON GETS THINNER

fsV Telegraph 20 Fh- TrfounTl
,--.,-.i-,,4 March The traction peace ucEcfts
tfo,s nearing an end after ninety GAYS have stoise
aaav a large part Of Mayor Johusons avoiFdupois
The Navor. vino weighed 20 pounds three months
ayc has lived on = diet % milk and era ksrs D.
- =, s.,-- r,uoe for conferences and now vsssi'
, % -,o,,,4z Hot noon meals of meats and al
,..asso,ias are now sent oy automobile tEom ths
Johnson home TO the CEsS Hall.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
DIR. COIT SENT TO JAIL.
american UHtcr Freed on 4ppcaI
in I.OndOn--4ss ssauH Case.

London March 25-In the West London police
court to-day Magistrate Garrett sentenced Dr.,
Stanton Colt the we'll known writer and Iect
,Irer TO one months imprisonment for assault
upon the conductor Of an omnibus on which he
was a passenger late at night DR.. Colt denies
the charge. He has been liberated pending an
appeal The case has caused sensation owing
10 Dr. COTS prominence. He IS chairman OF the
West London Ethical Society and editor Of The
I7ttiga1 Review" Dr. Colt was born in Column
brs ohio and at ore time was head worker Of
the New York University settlement. He holds
degrees from a number Of American universi-
ties.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
PERIL IN 429 SCHOOLS.
SNYDER NEEDS 500 900, ,OOt
Superintendent Says So 100000 Is
Necessary Immediately for Safety.

{ B J. Snyder. superintendent Of school
buildings made his report yesterday 10 the
Board Of Educa ton which on March II had in
structed him to inspect carefully the school
buildings Of the five boroughs and report such
as in Ms opinion were not properly protected
against fire the alterations and repairs .neces-
sary 70 put them in safe condition. with estimate
of cost for 50 doing Mr.. Snyder said there
we're 429 school buildings that did not afford
proper protection against fire and that they were
....- IL oil
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THE PREMIER HORSE.
Sir Henry's Condition Regarded as
ETtrcmelY Serious.

London. March 1.-THE condition o. Premier
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman IS steadily De
coming worse He failed at times to-day to rec
ognize the persons gathered around his bedside
Even those who heretofore We're optimistic now
admit that il is extremely doubtful if the Pre-
inier has sufficient rallyin= power To overcome
the effects Of mis- prolonged heart trouble.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

r,r Colt came this country the year after he
~s,oi,ed his degree at the University of Berlin.
md founded the NejGhborhood Guild House. in
Forsyth street. an institution for 0etuethehI "orh
-t, s-s. If ife kind in America. He remained at
+.e re.d of this guild in the years 1885, and lSSs-
He then went abroad returning to this country In
4Sa4 and remained at the head Of the Settlement
u hich ne founded. known as the University
Settlement. during that year ana up 10 ISS4' "hel
=, 1,f- 4,r ordon Il was learned last night that
~, ,.i, hos been lecturinG ethical culture in
England He has been in this country since ne
left the University Settlement
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
FRAU cosrnA WAGNER Ill.

Genoa March . Frau Coa.Ela Wagner. who Is
As1inH - Santa Naraarirs, snort distance from
l'k et-- as suffering from slight attack of IN
14sazs TIE offending PHYSICIANS say that the
-ahzer Ifes be- her age. as SHE IS ia her seventy
Tr sesr T-niess COMPLICATIONS set IN. however,
-'s i'Tes@- speedy recovery
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SEIZURE OF JAPANESE VESSEL.
Count Hayashi Refuses to Reply to Question
m Cauture Near St Paul Island.

r,+ March On Oishi. leader OF the oppost-
zion interDeIiated the Diet to-day concerning The
seizure of the Japanese fishing snip hao near 'iis
= D., IsIapds He asked what the policy OF
.f,, ,,,.srnr1eur was TO be and compared the case
t+t ,ha+ of the steamer Tatsu. Count Hayashi.
tr Foreign Minister did reply 10 the question
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
7asoo ON pANDgLloNs AND CHICKENS

rFv Telegraph The Tribune
Denver March 25-The Denver tIty touhch IS
~1.ir.q ,tn,n ar rdindrce providing IRE OF 80
,or every dancelon al owed to bloom within the
city limits Tie city Cornell Of Florence. Col, las
Daeeed an ordinance imposing similar nne on the
owner for each chicken allowed to run at large
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MES. SAGE BUYS SAG HARgoR HOUSE
lRr Telsg-ag. . The Triban. /

s,r Harbor. Long Island. .da~ch Mrs Rus
zeu sage has purchased through local agent the
ro1,e Of r,r Thomas C. LipPmann Main street.
and v~ill occupy Il Tits summer The price l. said
- he over so Repairs 70 the house ana the
beautifying Of the grounds are already under way.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

Port-au- Prince. March notwithstanding
the fact that the Haytian government since the
arrival Of the foreign warships at this port has
adopted a Conciatory attitude with regard 10
those responsible for the recent uprising and
those accused OF disloyalty. the diplomatic rep
resentative of the powers recently united in
recommending TO their respective governments
that il would be advisable 10 keep in rotation
one warship at Port-au-Prnce. The German
Minister to Hayti Eugene Won Zimmerer. to-day
received an official dispatch saying that this
arrangernent would be satisfactory to Germany
and suggesting that the cruiser Bremen, now
here. take the first turn. II is believed that the
other governments Will give affirmative an
swer.
This action the part Of the diplomats, to-
gether with Germany's acceptance Of the sug-
gestion has given great satisfaction 10 the for
eign residents and seems likely 10 establish
confidence in all quarters.
The announcement made yesterday that the
government had withdrawn its objection To the
enlbarkation Of the refugees in the foreign lega-
tions AZ Port-au-P Prince apparently was incor-
rect for to-day the government announced that
il would allow the refugees in the French and
German legations until noon tomorrow 10 re-
turn to their homes. condemning in default OF
acceptance a u OF them to exile.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

pHiLtDELpHie EVERY HOUR ON IHt
.- II holTe See 5ersey Central = -i'sn..s, Pas'
l. Nan sheet ore r~ted aiways used--AnhL
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

Toxic. March 1S-The House Of Representatives
to-day na aseed = resolution Of coincidence 10 be
seu7 hy cable 10 Durham ". Stevens. adviser to
the Corean Council of State, who was shot and
seriously wounded At San Francisco last Monday
A similar resolution will be passed by the House
ar Lords News % NJ SteveDSs condition Is
eagnrlr sought IN aH circles.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
pEwEY's SPARKLING GRAPE JUICE

A New Drink. Mona lcoholic. S'erized
n 7 DeNey s. sons Co. I35 Fulton ST. New York
-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
ALARM OVER HAlTl.
T7c0 More american Wdrships Sent
Il greemeRt of POJCers.

Washington. March 2J.-Two additional war
vessels were ordered to Hayti to-day, following
a conference of officials of the state and Navy
departments. As the Des Moines already has
been dispatched, the United States Will be rep
resented by three vessels. The vessels sent
to-day the gunboats Marietta and Paducah.
which have been at Guantanamo preparing for
target practice The nature OF the disquietlng
news from Hayti. the receipt of which caused
to-days precautionary step. was not disclosed by
the State Department
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
ID. II. .STETENS DEAD.
Hound Inflicted bY COrcGH PrOCes
Fatal.
81 telegraph 10 The Tribune. T.

san Francisco. March 25.-Durham White
stevens who was shot by p Corean on Monday
died a. l1.45 O'Clock tonight.
An operation hastily performed revealed that
had set in. The intesunes We're
found 70 be puncturad in SIX places
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

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