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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23

dioho afc, de aCuoFdo con las prscsdsntoB
digpoHiCion0B do estR BgCCi6D, DIsPO'
N1ENDOSE, BdsmGg, que los pegoB que
60 hiCisFon del ''Fond0 del Rieg0', duran
10 Ol p0Efod0 dc construction, pRRa q pago
de intoR8808 8 de CuslqUieH gaUto do connSI:
vROi6n administrator, GO tasarGn y
E0embolBaF6n en- ls foPmG especial 6iguie1.
te: El Auditor haR6 una digtEibuCi6n de
Cada a1o 0C0n6miC0, CsPtifcaFG al TeuoFeFo
la Csntidad que Corresponds G diCho enc
eC0n6micO, ls OuRl 90 inCluirG en- Il que
hubisr0 de imp0naEH0 ca Calidad Dc "d6f'
cit, aeg6n 90 ha axpFe8adO.
ssCCi6n 28A-TodoB Los pFsOaptos Conts.
nidos en- In pEessnts Ley con EsfsFonoia
lR OomiBi6n do Eiego, OOmpEsndoFGn tam
bi6n lR OomiSi66 discriminate en- 81
'fdigp p0ni6ndosa' de la soCCi6nl15, "a ouanto
usan apliCabIG8 len faCultadsl d0 e.ts d.
TINA OomiBi6n, sn 81 case de que fasnlts
neCagaRis, ds aGusEdo CON l0B t6Tmino1 del
antsdiCho 'idigpOni6ndoss."
(V6aB0 la 05iCi6n do mammal
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VII, con fEmRn d o, molifcOndo, 6
FevoCando lAB ON diCio n . de lG
Comini6n del RiOgo On dichoB ABuntop,
y dc lRG BsntOnCiOG aBf diotGdUB p0F las
CoTtOg do DiOtrit0, habF6 una B0Ia Gp0lS'
ciCn dc CRdR DiUtEito ante Tribunal SupFa'
mo de Puerto Ric0, para revision de aqus'
las C0ntEovsEBiA8 en- laU oualeD, los parties
que 90 oonRideF0n pOliudicRdaB por Los SEN
tsnCiaB do IBB CoEteu de DiOtEito hAyGn d.
do aviao On dichRB Corte8 de DiGtrito, dem
tso de loB 80 d'a9 dOgpu6G dc diCtAdan las
ssntenCiaV, do que Spolan do 6ltAB. Fl men
CioDNdO Tribunal Supreme diCtaE6 Isnton'
CiA final y dGfnitiv0 BobT0 todaB Las FefsTi'
dsG ContEovgEsiRB; On diOhAB 0peINcions8
CualquieFR de Los parties 0fsCtGdaB p0F d.
chaB aGntOnciaD, fnCluyGndO El pueblo de
Paerto Rico, tendE6 d0FsCho 4 s0E oid8 con
el nm de obt9n0R 10 revision p0F Gl m0nCi0'
n0do Tribunal Supreme do lNB BGnt0EojAB
dc les OoFtsB do DiStRitO, poF iDffAoci6n dc
Icy poE Conclu1ion08 do hGChoD, dichaB
vintAB on laB CoEt0B do DiBs1it0, / como
Lea opelacione1 ante 81 Tribnnal Sup Smo,
tOndFGn Ol c&F6CteF de un pEoCC dimientO
especial ca al Cual diChRg C0EteG oir6n y
EOB0lv8R6n las C0ntF0v0HEia0 de Las V0FiaH
pRFtGB, Rin confederation f0FmaB nj tee
niCi; mos, HPgdn Las FeglRg espOCi0l0g de
pFoC0dimi0nt0 que diohNg C0rteg pEOvOYG'
rem y ijaFsn, EeUpOctivGmsnto, y lGs 0psls'
clones al Tribunal Supreme ne ConGidGFa'
Ffn como aBuntoH do GmsEgOnCig, que ten
drEn pRsCsdenCia On 81 OalendGri0 dc dichO
Tribunal Supreme IobF0 tOdOD los damag
auuntoV, Oean CuRIO8 fuGFGn: On 10 que res
pscts 6 Motif Ci6n, record = dsmfB
CRrRCtOEeB de dichO pFOcGdimiGntO,
81 Tribunal Supreme 8doptaE6 laB TeglRB y
EeglamentoB que & DO juiOio OonsideRe a.
fiuisnteV, para impaEtiF lR iuBtiCia dsbidR 6
todau Lee pavts8 intsTeIAdRB, pudisndo d.
Cho Tribunal Supreme psdiE dPClaFaCions8
prusbaH adiCionalGB, BiempHO que en- 90
opinion fueBen nOCegRTiag, & ia de que 0l
Tribunal pueds AdOCuadsmentO Eevi0aF
Cua!quiaFR conclusion de heCh0.
ssOCi6n 27.-sobRo todo8 Ioa tsEEOnoO On
ol diatrito do riegO % impOndE6 una can't
dad unifoEmO p0F acre, BobE0 ia base que
90 fiioE6, gagfrGs digpOn0 en- In pFaSsnt0.
sGCci6n q CantidRd que 90 taBaTa
& impondrf aFwinad0 pE0di0 do
tsEF0n0 OuRle sconomlCo 20 mara
On 10 foFmR q
ri TGgoTGF0 o. GAlCul9Ea 10
CRntidad de los int0ES> aclp9A para
sl'fondO de amortization RS0bT0 Loo
bOnos do TiegO no Esdimidos sra 81 ontEAna
to afi1 sOon6miCO, CON m6s IG Cantidad to.
tal dObida poE 0E6ditOa P0Ea q entrants
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Sc CONS TUYE Una
liza eduGatiya en-
Cabo=RoiO
En- ell particular Ea1 de Ia base 20. Sc
dic Co. "Propsnder al dsssIEOIIO
de- Ia CuItuFa popular.
''PTOD0gI los principles &c 10 trNtOfhIhsd unI
VOr8lt"-aIeO el particular [o1.


Hem 90 EeCibido un ejemplSr del pro
yecto quo Contisns Leo bGBaB C0n0tituOiOnR'
leB do Ia tLigs EduCativA" que % ha
cOnHtitufdo en- Cabo Roio.
81 Oomit6 ojsCutivo de 10 txpFa8ada
aBociaOi6n eBt6 COmpueato poF l0s BeiioRes
BigRiertgR: Presidents, FranCiuCo ViCenty;
BscEotaEio. Manuel TOFo PeEalts; tsB0EsTQ
Ricardo del T0ro Sol0T; voCaIGH: Modesto
OoFdsEo y Miguel del TOro OolbeTg.
EntRo otras bases 90 Consignan .laB 81
guientss:
Base 2a.-suB fines son:
(G) PFop0udeE al d0TaEFOllO de 10 cul'
tuTa popular.
(B) Dmps5taE al intaE6s pdbIiCo = 10
lCitRr do todOB IoB 0lOmsntoB BoCialsB "a
mas dGCidido apOy0 en- TODD 10 que 90 F0'
laCiOnO con Gl m0joEamisnto = dfaAi6n dc
nuGBtEOB eBouolaB.
(c) PreBtaE su cooperation lOB fan
CionaFio3 eHoolaF8B en- TODD 10 que tiOnd8 al
miBmo fn.
CD PEOpSsar Lon principles dc Is fra'
tsFnidad univsFBsI.
Base 3R.-(G) PodE6n COZ miembFcg
de sata aaoOiaCi6n Las perBonR8 dc amboB
BsxoB mayoReB de Is afi9F. SO c0nGidePR'
Tau BOCioB tan pRouto como hGyRn satisfe'
Cho Ia quota de entFRda & que 10 FtfsF0
0l incIsO que Bgue.
TO- En- GRlidad de cuotG de entrada
todo B0eio hRr6 IN d0nativo en- mstGliOO,
ibEos 6 efectoG do utilidad, & juiCio del
presidents, Cuyo impoFte no Bsa menoF de
veSSticj9soO OeAtGVOG.
(G) Cada asoCiRdo BRtinfarG uUa cue
ts menuuSl que no bOiaE& dc DIEZ CEN
11SO'; 1d) 8. oon.idsr.ra snolufdJ dc /. ..,.
CiRci6n q TODD mismbE0 que, Gin FBs6n iuB'
tifcads juiCiO del Oomit6 EjsOutivO, dejo
deCReF dos cuotRB menBuaIeB CongaCUtivag.
Base 6A.-PaFa PaalizRr loH foes de 10
Base "a, Ia LIGA 60 valdE6, entire otEog,
do los msdio8 BiguiontsI:
10. CelebFaF una C0nf0F0nciR p6bliCR
CAdR mes 8 trims8tEe GObrO aBunto1 oBco.
Iar0B.
%. Organism , colObrar DOmansl 6
qUincGnalmOntO ConfoPenCiAB e8UCativRg
Bobro temaB dc impoEtanCiR , utilidad gs'
neral.
30. PFomoVsF oil establo:imiento de CO.
Ou0lag noCtuFnaB y de adult0B.
40. O00psTaE al GstAbiecimient0 , fo'
m0nto de una biblioteCR pdblioG CiTCu'
Iante.
IS. Dotar del CsIzadO y rops nscsus'
rios & Iog nifoB que sUiDtan les eBCuslaB ,
cuyoB padres sean indigsBtsB dignOB p0F
cusIquisF otrs CauBs de este protOoci6p.
SO. Oel0bVar con I8 mayor fFecuenCiR
pouihIo toda ClaBs de RCtos p6blicoB que
pusdan contribute pFopagaE los pEinCi'
pics do ls inHtituci6n entire todeB lol Ols'
mentoB BoCiales.
70. AdquiDici6n de un local AprOpiado
para lR soCiedad.
Base 7a.-HabE6 dos oEgOniImoU di
FsCtOFOB: La JuntR General , 81 Oomit6
Ejscativo.
Base 13a.-La Comiai6n do Propugan'
do oygRnisRF6 en- Lon baFFioB FuE0Ie8 sub
ODmit6s de 10 LIGA. EstoB go oEganiSa'
ran de msneEa sn6IogR oil Oomit6 EjOCuti'
70 actuaF6n do C0nf0Emidad con 6Bt0
dentFo de aus FOapeCtiv0g baFFioB.
Base 141.-PaEa modifCaE estAE Bases
90 FequieFs 81 ConGentimisnto compFobado
do 10 mayoEfR dc loB aOOiOg de Is LIGA.
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FL MEJOR RON.-Lou ssfsFs1 AL.
vREeE hsFmanOE del ComsFcio de sals plR'
80. cOntindan F0OibiSndO gFandsI podidoa
del RCEsditRdO pFoducto Ron San LsGis,
que hG mOrecido IL msjoE acsptaoi6n del
pGbliC0. No contien0 BuEtancia1 nocfysa
y 90 "vi'io" de vOFdad, Rin mixtifmCionsl
nj aditame1tOB peEiudiciaIes & la salad.
No 10 olvidsiE, "Ron San LuiI" oalIs da
Ban joe casa B.hoE0B AIVaFsE hsFmaDou,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23
lniorosa 1 Is Prolnuros d nf.Iol.

JESUS RENDON ALREIRA .-TfoDr
oons sants axirtGnoia do Ios riguionfa- ffnC,
iFumentoB: Flautinol, FIaufaS, ToFc9roI0T.
Oboos Regulates OlnEinsto, FoQofa-
VfoIine Vi0lonOolI0., OontRabaio-. N0n.
aolinas BenduEEiag GuitaRFaI, Cornetino-.
Onoysno, TFombono-, Barftono1, BombaT.
dinos HelicOns (bajo1) TrifnguIos, PA.
tiIIoB, RsdoblantG J B0mbo. M6todo,
Dc solfs0 y para todR ClGlo a fnrIrunaon.
tos. ACco1OrioB mdIiCa q ganorRl.
San juan, 3, sA ApaRtado n6m. 210.-
OaIIs d AIIan 81 v Sol n6m. Al.
CHARLES WERE, CoFFadOF d0 adna.
40, Comilionilta o. general. Agents dc
las aCFoditsdas OsEvezaH 'SaLVIT0RE'' y
'L0WEN BRAU" alomanaa. AgOntS e.po
CiBl para Puerto Rico de 10 OonocidO f6bFi
ca do liOa1s8 "MARE BRlZARO" , de lol mG1
aCFaditadog vinoB de BuRd00a Agntsl
general de 10 gran fkbrics intsEnnciona.
do Cons9Evaa ''Le solail'' Ma lines, dc Bel.
gica- OfiCinaB TanCa ntmaro 1. TsI6fo'
40 81. Bax 225. Pronitud, baratuER y
BoguEidad.
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Do AlnIRIglFHsIGR,

AviSamos 4 las personas, que
soicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les gsr6
enviadO, 81 el aviSO que CON t.
objetO remitan, no Viens aComl
Panado del impOrts de Ia suu-
Cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestra
$2.25. POr IN semestre $3.50.
For IN anO $500. Pqgo ar
tieipa&G.
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No GITId0 d ''P0puIar."

NusvsB impOItRCionoS do fnas assnoias
= de objet0G de fantasia aCaba do RacibiE
Ol popular establGCimiauto del sefioF Ana
rico sAlal que IiSmpEs EeGponda Cumplfs
damOnts Rl juEto favor del p6bIiCo. I'm
calGRdo para dGmRG = CablIlOEoF, q inma'
ioEabl0 81 guFtido que - EonusVa OonGtsns
tsmsnts J los tltimoG msdaIoq de Paris
= Estadog Unidos, oBiG1 hacienda fuFaF,
PEsciOs. como EismpF0 Hin Compotsncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23
0bSRquia al pueblo

Para dsmoatraF que EOmog para q pug4
bio , por 81 pueblo durants Is dies com.
pEaF Camas con ColCh6n 6 a.. LID
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A OOMPRAR MAnEPa

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-Ea Con.
pGttG IsdW0triaI De 6antsTos (san Jusn
Box 500 tiens On olRsO de pEimOEa pEs.
CioS Mn C0mpet0nCia, IN Comploto Eartido
para construction dc CaUsa MoIduRas d
todog tamAfiog. TGblilIRs para psrIianaa.
D0P6GitOE. San Juan fr6nts al muaIla
n6mGEo 2. santuEOs Stop. "a. Tole6anm
426 = 1890.
The forum., 1908-08-08

the people the stae regardless OF class known
He has people appointed better positions than Of
the Primary Law reduced freight
thereby causing the price commodities 60 down.
the endorsement of the Business Mems Association
all the state.
He has the endorsement of the Labor Uno. Therefore
ask that let better judgment and conscience guide
be with progressive element and early for
Charles He win Let your be with
people who stand for ideal
whose record for tangible res qlts is remarkable.
You see leading coIored and white of this
county, with Deneen scared deceived
gardless your position the button you wear let go
forth this time do and die for the right.
The forum., 1908-08-08
James A. Rose

The people from Cairo to
Chicago are solid for James A.
Rose for Secretary of State,
Therefore let every colored
man in Springfield, Decatur,
Bloomington, jacksonville, and
throughout the state, 60 to the
polls and cast your vote Saturday
for the present incumbent. Why?
Here are the reasons: Numbe
of colored men appointed are IS,
number of dollars received per
annum. S14 900, His record as a
state official clean, turned more
money into the treasury than all
his predecessors combined-a
broad minded man who knows
the people and their needs.
Elect him for four years more.
The forum., 1908-08-08
General Traffic Manager
Illinois Traction System.

The above is the likeness of
B r. Stevens, General Traffic
Manager of the Illinois Traction
System, who is one of the most
thorough business men you ever
before met. He is never too busy
TO receive you and always gives
you respectful hearing HIS
business qualities are excelled by
few men. There is probably not
a man connected with the affairs
of this vast corporation more a
valuable asset than Mr.. Stevens
for the company, he is man
Of the hour.
The forum., 1908-08-08
M atrimonial.

The many friends of Miss Su-
san Donagan will be greatly sur.
prised to learn of her marriage
to Mr.. Crocker of Woodside,
Wednesday evening at the home
of the groom. Both are well
known. We wish them a happy
voyage.
The forum., 1908-08-08
PLATFORM OF
GOVERNOR DENEEN
"HIS RECORD"

The platform upon which Governor
Deneen made his campaign for nomina-
ton in 1904 was as follows:
The enactment of a constitutional
amendment to enable the General Assem-
bly, to pass special laws for Chicago.
A civil service law to be applied to the
state penal and charitable institutions.
The changing of our insane hospitals
from custodial to curative institutions and
the rehabilitation of the state charitable
institutions.
The enactment of compulsory pri-
mary law.
Governor DeneenS platform has been
written into the constitution and statutes
of the state.
The forum., 1908-08-08

Sust Tin the State administra-
ton.
We will retain Gov. Deneen te-
cause he is the best for US,
The forum., 1908-08-08
The Affair
At Irwin Park

Loud and much is the praise
given to the managers of the Ir
win Park p cnic last Wedre sday.
A large crowd wa present and a
seemed to enjoy themselves to
the fullest. Everything went off
smoothly with one exception
Two incorr gible men created
some sensation on the way home.
Other than that everything was
nice.
The forum., 1908-08-08

Colored people of Illinois and Sangamon county, Saturday
is election day The following why you should
for Deneen;
His administration cean his record good his recognition
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
OUT
The BEST WORK

The bindery of the Bonanza is
turning out the best work in the
city, and it is giving such great salts
faction that anyone who has his work
done there once, never goes anywhere
else. The plant is the finest and
most complete, not only in the State,
but this side of San Francisco. We
can turn out all kinds of work that
is demanded in the offices of lawyers,
brokers, promoters, mining compan-
les, or for any other kind of business,
and we guarantee satisfaction in
every respect. One trial will be suffi-
cient TO establish the truth of this
statement. 1t pays to go where only
the best kind of work is done, and
it pays to patronize home industry.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT
IMPROVED INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS.

York is the that the financial slump
occaoned the withdrawal the professional
methods While Wall
demand
big institutions Yesterday the St
Louis in
will The
militia throughout the all of which better times
vnons but this the issues well settled and
well understood candidates
The talk been disturbing but
would the apathetic business
il the United States than anything although
depoabe thing
than Wioting
Japanese determined
the little brown
The breaking S
the
and peculators will The this
in better condition the
Investment speculation The
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
RAILWAY FORCE
IS CUT Down

RENO. Feb. 13.-Lack of business
is believed to have been the cause OF
the order for the closing down of the
machine shops at Sparks received
from the Southern Pacific officials
there today. One hundred and fifty
men will be laid off at the start,
though in the neighborhood of $50
will be affected by the order. No
reason is given for the action by the
railroad officials, and how long the
order is to remain in force no one
seems to know
Though not as many trains are be-
ing handled by the company at pres
ent as in the past. there is still work
enough on hand at the shops to keep
the present force steadily employed
for some time to come Because of
this the hope is expressed that the
suspension is only temporary and
that work will be resumed within &
short time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
A Modern Valentine

Cupid puzzled frowns and scowls,
What CAN a fellow send" he growls
Chocolate creams, or pasteboard hearts
Violets blue. or tinsel darts.
For modern maids are all too old.
What valentine. now, for lovers bold?'
Cupid. happy. gins 10 dimple,
Il have il now Ills very simple
The valentine for modern maid
Is a stock certificate. fully paid
Her love, I'm sure, viii neer grow cold,
If you send Al once some PEDRO GOLD %
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
JERE revere IS
MADE SERGEANT

GOLDFIELD, FeE I3.-Will H.,
better known by the nickname of
'Jere" Revere. will leave this morn
ing for Carson City, to take charge
of squad of mounted police. He
has been appointed as one of the
four sergeants in the new force, and
the number of men he will have un-
der him is said to be an even dozen
The news OF the appointment came
to Claude Inman. as follows: "Tele-
gram received. Will appoint Revere
Would like him to come to Carson to
take squad back, which is now ready
w. l.. Cox
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Cannot HOLD
infant FOR DEBT

OAKLAND, Feb. 13.-An infant
cannot be held as security for debl,
according to decision given by SUI
perior Judge Ogden today in restor-
ing little Lena Brown to her moth
er, Mrs. Iuvella Brown. The mother
alleged that Nelson Montgomery and
his wife, living at 626 Henry street.
had detained the child as security
for a small bill for us care, Mont
gomery admitted today that he had
no right to keep the baby, and afte.
the ruling by the Judge, gave it to
the mother Mrs. Brown said the
Montgomerys had cared for the child
while she was working, and that she
was unable to pay the amount they
asked for its care.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
China WORRIED
over Frontier

PEKING. Feb. 13.-Border COM
plications and the successes of the
rebels on the French border. due, it
is believed, to foreign assistance,
have induced the Chinese govern
ment to hasten the organization of
her modern drilled troops at all the
frontier points. The government
proposes again to send Prince Su to
Mongolia for the purpose of develop
ing plans looking to the organization
~of defenses for frontier districts. A
modern drilled skeleton brigade is
now on its way to Thibet for the pur-
pose of organizing Thibetan divi-
sion.
The fact that the Indo-Thibet
trade convention has not been con-
Guided prevents, for the present, the
execution of the Chumbi valley by
the British troops. This delay tends
to bring Great Britain into conflict
with the Anglo-Russian convention
which regulates the respective inter
ests of these two powers in Thibet,
Afghanistan and Persia, and which
China is using for the purpose of re-
ducing Great Britain's right in deal
ing directly with the Thibetans to
the minimum. China is striving to
secure an exact definition of Great
Britain's relations with Thibet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
BANK or RAwHIDE OPENS.


a party consisting of W. e. Sir
beck. of Reno, Charles A. Gehrman.
of Fairview, and Fred Manss, will
leave Reno this morning for Raw
hide, where they will open new
bank Immediately upon their arrival.
1t will be known as the Bank of Raw
hide and will be capitalized at $25,-
600. The two-story building in which
the bank will be housed, and which
is the property of the banking COM
pany, was started in November and
is already in shape for occupancy.
The president of the new bank
will be Charles A. Gehrman, who
holds the same position in the Bank
of Fairview. Fred Manss will be the
cashier. and Walter e Srbeck will
have the management of all the out
side affairs and transactions of the
bank
With the installation of the new
institution Rawhide will have two
banks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Advertise in The Bonanzn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
RAWHIDE ORE
EXCI7ES PEOPLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Ia
Special correspondence of the Reno
Journal: Mining circles of this city
maintain an unflagging interest in
the new camp of Rawhide, as has
been demonstrated during the past
few days here by the attention at
tracted by a very fine display of rock
from the new camp, brought here by
Donough and Clifford of the Grutt
company
The lobby of the Holland has been
a veritable reception room in which
a great many people have congre-
gated to look at this ore and ask
questions concerning it and the new
camp. The rock displayed is fine
blush quartz, of not too fine grain,
showing stringer of almost solid
gold, varying in width from hair to
three-quarters of an inch, and carry
ing also about 1900 ounces of silver
to the ton.
Donough and Clifford explain that
the rock is from their lease on the
Grutt property, better known as
lease No. s. and from the adjoining
ground on the Grutt fraction, on
both of which properties they have
sunk 50-foot shaft, and started to
crosscut. The samples of high grade
shown. are from small stringer in
| the heart of 22-inch vein, contain
ed in ledge of about six feet
There are upwards of thirty
leases working in the new camp
now, said Mr.. Donough, where
there are, all told, about 5000 peo-
! pie. There was time not long
, since when money was very scarce
there. and it was hard on the out
slider unless he came there well pro-
vided with money, but now it is no
different from any other camp in
| that respect, and | will venture to
say that there are fewer people there
who are really hard up than any
camp in the State.
Regarding the outlook as to la
Dor, | do not anticipate any trouble
at Rawhide such as has been expert
enced in other parts of the State
We have the most conservative and
| lest lot of men at the head of the
unions there that | have ever met,
and it would see mimpossible to con-
ceive of a situation arising where
| they are concerned, which could not
be readily and easily adjusted.
I Il expect Rawhide, within the next
couple of years to be the greatest
! producing camp in the State, and
/ think that length of time is setting
the margin plenty wide enough. 1t
would be no use trying to tell You
much about the mines or prospects
there, because they beat anything
have ever seen, and | do not care to
be quoted as telling things which
common sense tells me would not be
| believed, yet which are true We
have the gold, and lots of it, so it
follows that we will shortly have a
town worthy of our mines.
Mr. Donough and Mr.. Clifford will
leave for Los Angeles this evening.
and may return to Rawhide via Gold
field.
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WOMAN is REsPITED.

MONTE CARLO, Feb 13-The
death sentence against Mrs. Violet
Goold, who with her husband, We're
st. Leger Goold, was convicted. of the
murder of Emma Levin here last
summer, has been committed to i'm
prisonment for life.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Bees Laxative Cough syrup for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough grows in favor daily. Mothers
should keep it on hand for children.
1t is prompt relief to Group. 1t is
gently laxative, driving the poison
and phlegm from the system. 1t gives
immediate relief Guaranteed Sold
by Tonopah Drug Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Pinesalve Carbolizcd acts like A
Poultice. draws ont Inflammation and
poison. Antiseptic healing, For
ehapped hands, lips. cuts. burns. Sold
by Tonopah Drug Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
BUTLER PUTS ON
new BILL TONIGHT

The Butler theater has a new bill
for tonight and it promises to be one
of the strongest bills that has yet
been put on, every picture being a
feature The leaders are "A Doc
tors Reformation, "A Tale of the
Sea, The Little Orphan and THE
Unlucky Shirt Waist" The illustrat-
ed songs are Fanella,' "Napanee,
and A Champion All the Same"
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RAWHIDE HAS
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will be another passenger for the new
gold field.
w. B. Pittman, the well known
lawyer, will go tomorrow morning
to Rawhide. Mr.. Pittman has al
ready made several deals in the
camp, and has other interests. On
this trip he is going to establish i
branch of his law office in Rawhide.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Try our four year old port and
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. H.
J. Hall & Co. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Try our Jesse Moore Whiskey,
$3.50 per gallon. H. j. Hall & Co. If