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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-30


of the latest mining excitement at a
point eight miles south of Tonopah
and three miles east of the Gold Reef
townsite, yesterday, and reports the
place as scene of considerable ac-
tivity. The strike was made in the
Nevada Bell property, which has
been operated by j. A. Wilson for a
company composed of railroad men
of this city. All during Monday and
yesterday the camp was visited by
automobile, parties from Goldfield,
and it is estimated that fully 200
people from the southern camp in
spected the mine and surrounding
country.
One of the most prominent men
from Goldfield who is interested
there is Claude Inman, who has
taken a bond and lease on the Ne
vada Bell property, and has renamed
it the Paradox. Yesterday he placed
two pen at work sacking ore and be-
fore the week is out he will increase
this number to eight. Flemming
and Dougherty have secured lease
and have two men at work. Their
lease is 100 feet from the main shaft
and on the trend of the vein.
n. Carlson and R. G. Williams
have also secured lease at point
100 feet in the opposite direction from
the shaft, and will place a force OF
men at work by the first of the
month. A number of leases have
been taken by Goldfeld parties, who
will start operations Immediately
The surface showings resemble those
of the Broken Hills property at Cliff
ford.
n. Carlson, who visited the prop
erty on Sunday, broke off piece o.
the twelve-inch ledge and brought i
to Tonopah to be assayed. The re
turns showed $S.37.23 per ton. O
this thirty-nine ounces were golt
and 1878 ounces silver. The ledg,
crops out for over 800 feet and in tn,
fiat below the camp it can be foun,
by digging to a depth of four feet
There are now over twelve tents il
the vicinity and more on the way
The second house was taken out yes
terday by n. Carlson and will b
placed on his lease
Claude Inman has secured a town
site and will place surveyors at wor
Immediately, dividing the section in
to town lots. The town will b
named Wilson. Mr.. Inman also Sc
cured an option on the property &C
joining the Nevada Bell, which
owned by Carlson, Ashburn, May an
Wilson. 1t is also understood ths
other Goldfield people have secure
options on adjoining properties. Sc,
eral prominent Goldfield mining me
have taken over the Kris Kringl
group owned by Fleming an
Dougherty and will start sinking I
the 500 level, where prosecuting wi
be commenced.
The original strike was made b
j. A. Wilson, who has been workin
on the ground at intervals for nearl
a year and had been staked by fou
teen railroad men employed by ii
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad con
pany. The claims upon which I'll
rich ore was found were located
August, but it was not until a fe
days ago that Wilson told Claude II
man of the character of the rock ar
induced him to investigate the me
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-30
SUIT FILED
AGAINST The
LOGAN ESTATE

A suit has been filed in the dis
trict court against the executor and
bondsmen of Thomas Logan, deceas-
ed, by the state of Nevada, to recover
the sum of $98325S, which it is al
legged Logan was short when the
sheriff's office was turned over to his
successor. The money, it is stated,
was collected for licenses and proper
accounting was never made. The
eXecutrix of the estate is Hannah M
Logan and the bondsmen are William
Trabert, H. Kind, w. j. Sinclair
George Watt, AL Revert, r. B. Davis
R. P. Stenson, Thomas Arden
Charles Blumenthal and T. L. eddie
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THE CATHOLIC DANCE
WAS WE'LL ATTENDED,

The dance given by the Catholic
church last evening at the Miners
Exchange hall was well attended and
quite a nice sum was realized from
the sale of tickets. Dancing was
kept up until a late hour and those
present enjoyed themselves to the ut
most.
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NOTICE.

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MISCELLANEOUS

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healer. Cutting bldg, Room 1872.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
a FAIR SAMPLE or REPUBLICAN
CONSISTENCY

With bis holler.thaDthOu attitude
Mr Roosevelt held up his hands In
horror that man who wes accused
Of STANDARD oil connections should be
treasurer Of the Democratic commit
Tee. With bis own peculiar brand Of
logic. the president endeayored to
make It appear that this was indisputa.
bic proof That The oil monopoly ls sup
porting Mr. Bryan.
Mr. Taft openly defends the accept
ance Of contributions Of the trust
magnates" for campaign purposes and
Mr.. Roosevelt, IN refusing 70 meet the
publicity Issue. for fear the democrats
might make capital out Of H. admits
that they will accept donations that
would be subject % criticism The
Inconsistency Of defending in the Re.
publican party what he condemns In
the Democratic party, on an assumD.
tion that n exists. does not seem to
bother the president
And then having delivered himself
Of his denunclation Of Mr. Haskell, Mr..
Roosevelt scans the liet Of big corpor-
atlons, with which his party treasurer
is connected. and never bats an eye.
Apparently Mr sheldon's corporation
relations would place no suspicion up
on the party which he serves
Here Is ? iist Of the corporations in
which Mr. Sheldon is a director. The
American Locomotive Automobile com.
pany. Bethlehem Steel company,
American Locomotive company Gin.
einnati Northern Railroad company,
Detroit Edison company Electrical Sc.
curltlea company Laclede Gas Light
company. Locomotive and Machine
Company Limited. Montreal, Locomo-
tive Security company. Metropolitan
Thust company. Milwaukee Electric
Railway and Light company, Milwau.
kee Light, Heat and Traction company.
National Copper bank. New Jersey
Terminal, Dock and Improvement com
pany. Republic Iron and steel com
pany. Rogers Locomotive Works, st.
Louis Transit company, Union Electric
Light and Power company, Union Elec-
trio Light Heat and Power company
United Railways company Of st. Louis
This list OF corporations is all the
answer that Is needed TO Mr. Roose-
velt's charge that the trust interests
are supporting Mr. Bryan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
THE COMMERCIAL CLUES CORNER.

THE COMMERCIAL CLUBS CORNER
In view Of The that Of oklahoma tributary
cbicasha furnishing the
the Fort Worth packing plante
II would dppear-
That the busy minds influential citizens
future problem
A PACKING PLANT GRADY COUNTY,
TO a satisfactory end.
their
Years ago when Mr. H. Griffin the citizens
There Is yet time in which recoyed lost grounds
AND THE CITIZENS cHcKAsHA ARE GOING TO DO IT.
They can not after such showing made in yesterdays is
delay
cHlckAsHA WILL HAVE A PACKING PLANT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

EXPRESS SUBSCRIBERS BY
MAIL TAKE NoIcE.

All subscriptions that are In ar :
rears must be remitted by Oct. 10. .
= The rates given are payable in 5
advance snd we expect It. a .
. postal ruling makes II violstion .
. OF the law to send the daily .
through the mails after same is >
. three months past due. To all who .
are behind and do not remit by .
Oct. 10 we will consider that you .
desire the paper stopped. :
o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

Is there any good reason why he
city should not have q 'BinuDs~ ordi-
nance' We have police officers 5n
duty day and night Who ought 70 BE-
able 70 pursue The festive boouegger
with success. Many arrests for viola
ton Of the prohibition Law are nov
made By city officers. Why should
not the offenders BE- tried IN the city
eoart7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

one Of Mr. Bryan's critics complains
that II the Nebraskan we're elected. he
would surround himself with Demo
cratic advisers. fll the offices with
Democrats, etc. We think sO-the
point Of order ls well taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
AZ HEIs SINCERE


to get out Of the way. he cannot let
James s. Sherman remain on the
ticket a. his running mate
Sherman has shown himself to Be
all that Foraker is, and worse.
Let Taft demand that Sherman get
OF the ticket
Sherman IA a more peruicious agent
Of the trusts than ever Foraker was.
Sherman has aided IN killing more
bills In the public interest than For.
aker ever did.
Sherman has promoted more trust
measures than Foraker was privileged
10 handle.
Sherman was placed on the Republi-
can ticket for Vice president By the
trusts in order that they might have
their own man IN controj Of the upper
home Of congress. AZ they have long
had their own man IN control Of the
lower house.
n Mr Taft IL sincere he must call
upon the people Of Illinois to defeat
Joseph q. Cannon for reelection.
lie must ask Cannon TO get out Of
the campaign.
Cannon Is noiorlously. brazenly and
disgracefully a trust agent.
During the years he has welded
the gayel as speaker Of the house Of
representatives he has allowed no
measure framed IN the interest Of
American citizenship 10 pass that
body.
His public record Is long crusade
against American labor, American
homes, American industry snd the ,
common welfare.
Foraker Is freshman In the busi-
ness Of representing the trusts Can
ION has taken a postgraduate course
Cannon IS as sure to the trusts as
/ flower to its stalk, and Mr.. Taft
,annot be sincere II he disowns Fora
Ger and cllngs TO Cannon.
n he is sincere in the stand he has
aiken on the Foraker question. he !
p"st also decide to appear with El
,ins Of Virginia, with Hopkins Of Ill !,
iols, with Aldrich. with Payne, Dal-
ell, yreeland, Plat, Depew, Hull and
he other r'ngsters Of congress.
The more the list Is studied the
ess assurance there Is that Taft can
emoye the evils IN this campaign.
The whole Republican organization
rom scalp to fctlock is permeated with
'orakers.
Foraker represents system. II Is
he flesh and blood Of the Republican
ause. Many honorable men have been
rawn to IT'S support by the assumed
OF its associations and
he shrewdness and ability of its
pokesmen. Thousands Of wayfarers
ollow for the patronage 1t lavishly
isposes at cost Of many millions
4 dollars annually to the people of the
United States.
Through the system the trusts spent
100000 under the direction of the
ate Mark Hanna In the corruption of
he electorate during the first cam
,aign of william jennings Bryan.
they are seeking still to control the
latlon with money The Republican
by vote of 10 TO / de.
'lared against the publicity Of its cam
,aign contributions. Sherman, Cannon,
Foraker and Taft knew what that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

Mr. Taft Is loudly proclaimlng his
up and down tariff revision theory.
The fact that the tariff benefciaries
are supporting the Republican nomi-
nee is ample guarantee that Il win be
more up than down.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

Mr. Roosevelt forced the nomina-
tion Of Mr. Taft and nov be IS trying
to elect him BY his imperial mandata.
The people DO not overlook the fact
that one Of the issues involved In this
campaign is whether one man shall run
this country OF not.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

BE made young and beautiful The
Manicure Massage parlors Parlors. Sat.
isfaction guaranteed Mrs Dolie Ish.
Ter, SIS South Sixth sereet lO-2.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

~No Sunday shows In Chickasha, Is
the decree Of the council Now what
will the lawyers say?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

Any doubt ever felt ss 10 Mr. Roose-
yelt being an intense partisan Is now
dlspelled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

Let us help you buy a farm We
give CHEAP rate, liberal loan and quick
service. Deering, Major & Jenkins,
Basement First National Bank.
D10-1-6tW1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Fer Wee President
JOHN ". KERN
. For congressman-
SCOTT FERRIS.
For Corporation commIssioner--
. 4. p. WATSON.
For Judge Of Supreme Court
q. w. HAYES.
n. [. WiLLlhmo.
: For State Senator
GEO. o. JOHNSON
FOR Representatives
HENRY lREToH
r. L. GLOVER.
.sssss sssss .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BRADLEY STATE BANK, AT
BRADLEY, IN THE STATE or OK
LAHoMA, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS SEPT. %, 1908:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

State Of Oklahoma, County Of Grady. S.
|. G. b. Clark, cashier Of the above
named bank, to solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief, so help
Cod G. b. CLARK,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day of September, 1908.
] II. TAYLOR,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
G. B. CLARK,
w. d. MILLER,
r. B. CROAN,
Directors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

lOtal .s..ss.+s+......s.. Szl yJob.6z
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In .......$10,000.00
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid .... 65O97
Individual deposits subject to
check ...........,..... 11,1S5.85
Time certificates Of deposit 10000
Total .................... .s21, ,9sG.S2
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
STTNfhI Rl
Baseball Notes

Dillon was hack IN the game after a days
rest and he gave the fans a chance to cheer by
spearing hot liner from the bat of Altman
with one mitt in the eighth inning. This saved
another run.
Cook had a bad day Of it at short Only
three chances came his way and he booted two
Of these. Somehow other. the ball invariably
takes a bad bound every time it comes at the
Oakland utility man.
Killain retired the side. on strikes in the
fourth inning. He winged Dillon, Smith and
Nagle TO the bench. In the meantime the
Angels were busy on the sacks and put their
lone run over the pan
Bert Delmas was ont of the game on account
Of a slight injury to his hand and Nagle played
the difficult short field. He performed very
credffabIy. getting everything that came his
way, but he could not hit killain.
The fans are Of the opinion that the Los Ange-
les team is weak In the box this season. None
Of the pitchers have shown anything like start
ling form thus far. The two new men, koestner
and Thorsen. have been easy for the Oaks this
week while Dolly Gray apparently is not able
to shoot 'em effectively he was won't
70 do last season. Berry. however, says that
his sIabsters will get better with the warmer
weather.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
SCOTTISH BOwLING

Three tournament matches were
played by the Scottish bowlers yeSter-
day on the Golden Gate park green
Interest conferred chiefly in the doubles
between z. c. Medeau and J. s Webster
and A. Med. Hardy and r. McInnes-
The teams met ON practically even
terms. Hardy and McInnes played from
three, while their opponents played
from two. The first half Of the
match was exceedingly close. but
Hardy and McInnes did all the scoring
toward the end The score In their
favor was 21 to IS.
Two matches were played in singles
James Webster. playing from four.
beat j. Deasy. playing from six, by a
score of Fl to 16. In the other match
G., c. Patterson. playing from four.
beat H. Stewart, playing from two. by
a score of 81 to IL.
The following practice matches were
played: j. j. Dare and S. Deasy beat
Rev. A c. Bane and J. McLachlan. 81
to IS: J. c. Moffatt and John Reid beat
Robert Park and John McLaren. 21 to
Is; ]. Gray and J. 1IcLachlan beat J. T.
Darr and j. w. Elder. 21 to Is: J. s.
Webster and J. c. Moffatt beat James
Gray and J. McLachIan. 81 to 10: Rev.
A. c. Bane and NJ. L. Grove beat T..
Millar and E C.. Medeau. 21 to 16-
--->~>->~-~~~~~~~~>~>
scratch: D. Buckley. scratch James Concan-
non. IA feet: j. Lucy. Ia feet: J. Creedon.
feet.
one mne-Joseph King scratch: D. Reardou.
scratch. A. Garcia scratch; ". 6arvin. scratch; {;
Relay race-Olympic. Webster. Siapamat In
dians Wilmerdlng. Irish American
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Idaho and Oregon Show Speed Ompan Tyouts
Famous Coarsers 60
TO Slips Today
Walla Walla Rules Fdyorite fos
The Great atlantic Stake
at Ingleside

At Ingleside coursing park today a
field OF the cleverest greyhounds that
has coursed in California since the
running of the last John Grace cha1-
lenge cup at Union eoursins park sew
eraI years ago comes together In the
Atlantic stake. TRirty-two greyhounds
are entered in the event and they rep
resent the strains OF some of the IA
nous cOursers OF the past.
Among the starters is George Shar-
mans sensational performer. Walla
Walla. by the famous courser Palo Alto.
considered one OF the fastest grey
dam Tamora was also a clever per-
former She is by the Fetter Free.
which was imported from England but
was injured in his first start and was
retired to the stud and later proved
one of the greatest greyhound sires In
the country
Walla Walla's running has been Of
the sensational order. He is 3 years
old and has been the greatest stake
winner in training here. During his
last four starts in stakes with the
best greyhounds- in America he has
won the long end of the purse and
equaled the record of Royal Flush. If
he succeeds IN capturing the Atlantic
stake today he will establish a record.
Walla Wallas merit as courser will
be thoroughly tested. as he meets the
best dogs IN America. He is favorite
for the stake and leashmen expect him
TO win in the first round, Walla Walla
hooks up with Golden Tralee, consid-
cred one of the fastest dogs In the
stake
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Irish Games Draw
Crack Athletes

The games Of the ish-American
athletic club. which will be held at In
gleside 'racecourse today should prove
particularly attractive to the Of
fcers and men of the Atlantic fleet.
who have been invited to attend, either
as spectators or competitors. Presi-
dent r. NJ. Tobin, Vice President j.
Downey Harvey. J. C. Nealon,, William
Minnehan and the other of1cials have
made elaborate arrangements. for the
days sport. IN addition to the athletic
events there will be hurling and foot
ball. The entries for the athletic
events follow:
Hop step and jump-Tom Rogers. scratch; d.
Buckley 6 inches: D. D. O'Neil 9 inches: f.
Smithson. 10 inches: o. Baunbau9h "a inches
n. Gift, 36 inches: John WOodmansee, SO Inches
7. Reardon. SO inches.
Broad jump-Smithson, scratch; Tom Rogers,
inches; ID. Buckley. inches; George Bromley. II
inches; Leo Meyer, IL inches; d. d. O'Neil. Il
inehes In J. Wocdmansee. Y inches; James Block;
inches; d. Reardon, "a inches; o. Baumbaugh.
$50 yards, handicap-A Glarner scratch: NJ.
Wing. so yards; James Block. 30 yards: Thomas
Lowe. so yards; W. Garvin. s5 yards; G. Padllla,
20 yards; u. Reardon, 80 yards; Joseph King.
90 yards
900 yards, handicap-Forrest Smithson scratch:
2. c.. Gebhardt, scratch; +. O. Stanton, scratch;
Leo Meyer, yards; A. A. Glarner I yards;
George Bromley. 10 yards; Baumbangh. 10 yards;
r. s. Miller. 10 yards; t. Rogers. II yards
James Block. II yards: ID. d. O'Neil. 10 yards
O. w. Gebhardt IL yards 7. Lowe, 20 yards;
NJ. Calvin, 20 yards; D. Rearion. 20 yards.
Putting - pound weight--Ralph Rose. scratch
d. O'Connell. 21s feet; f. Nunan. 2lS feet: F.
Cliff. <315 feet; ID. o. Nell. 315 feet J. Concan-
non, y feet; 7. oConnell. feet; II. P.
O'Dowd, Az feet
Singing SO pound weisht-Raiph Rose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
FLEEr rEAM no PLAY

ALAMEDA. May s.-The crack base
bali team from the battleship New Jer-
sey will meet the Krieg & Halton
nine of this city tomorrow afternoon
on the diamond at the corner Of
will be called at 2:30. and as the
grounds are open to the public large
attendance is expected. The ball tossers
from the New Jersey gave the Santa
Cruz team Of the state league a stiff
game recently and were defeated only
by narrow margin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Seals Shut Out by
Beavers
One TO Nothing Game Is Finest
Seen in Portland for
Many Seasons

PORTLAND, Ore. May s.-Portland
won a 1 to 0 game from San Fran
cisco in the finest exhibition of base
ball that has been seen here for years.
The only. score was made in the last
half of the ninth. when. with w John
son on third and Cooney on first, Mad
den was put in to hit for Groom. He
picked out the second one that Jones
offered him and drove it clear to the
score board in center field. Groom
was in rare form and let the visitors
down with three hits. Mohler was the
star for San Francisco. handling II
chances without an error. Casey and
Bassey each made sensational running
one handed catches The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
yAssAR GIRL JUMPS HIGH

POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y. May o.
The annual field day at vassar college
took place today. Forty students rep
resenting the four classes took part
in the varsity events.
Only one record was broken. II
was in the running high jump, in
which Helen d. Clark of Boston made
feet 2k inches. The record was 4
feet 21s inches. held by Helen C. Bah
son Of Gloucester, Mass, in 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
SACRAMENTO, 5, SAN JOSE, =

SACRAMENTO, May S.---San Jose lost
to Sacramento today by a score of to
2. Loose fielding on San Jose's part
helped the locals score their three runs.
The lads from the prune belt made both
OF their tallies in the second inning by
punching three hits on WhaIan. one
of which was q three saclSer The hit
ting OF Joe Nealon was a feature of the
game, both Of his singles sending men
across the plate. Captain Charles Gra-
ham, who played right field for the 10.
Gals, made a sensational throw from
right field, retiring Stricklett who tried
10 score on Strieb's fly. Score:
San Joqu