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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
r TuNRRIpeE

At the min, . full line OF all kinds of
iced, also a good line OF Pratt's food for
horses, cattle, sheep and swine, also
Pratt's Poultry food. 2w II. b. Grant.
DR.. J. Durkee is reported much better
in health.
Dan Roberts now carries q smiling
face, being well pleased with the birth OF
an S14-lb. boy. Mrs. Edith Smith of
East Bethel IL caring for Mrs. Roberts.
Several dairymen OF this part Of the
town commenced Monday to send their
milk to Derry, N. H., to H. P. Hood.
Elmer Sly is to take It to South Royalton
station.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH STANFORD

Minnie Robinson is working for Mrs.
Mitchell.
J. o. Kendall was ct home from tha
capital Sunday.
Walter Picknell and family have moved
into Ed. Wards house.
Auguste Heckscher OF New York was
At the Cottage club house last week.
Mrs. Sarah sanborn has been spending
the past week At her home 10 vershirs.
Mrs. Porter, who had been a guest OF
Mrs. Mendenhall for two weeks, left Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blue and Master
John Blue are Don to leave for Buffalo,
N. Y.
Miss Splitter, who has been matron ct
the Cottage club for q few weeks, has
finished work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and Master Por-
ter, with Mrs. Mendenhall, spent q day
in Hanover recently.
Mrs. William Alger has been spending
a few days with her mother, Mrs. Case
well, who is very III.
Mrs. Lucius Berry was in Bellows Falls
recently to attend the wedding Of her
son. Guy Wolcott Ross.
Rev. Mr.. Newton, q returned mission
AIRY from China, was q guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mendenhall last week.
Charles OF, general superintendent Of
the Vermont Copper Co, who has been
seriously III, is convaIescent.
Mrs. II. p. Richardson, who has been
confined to the house for some time, Is
gaining now mt will soon be out again.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, the evangelist from
Boston, gave a very interesting discourse
Sunday morning, giving promise Of .
very profitable and instructive week.
W. M. Lees, j. Olsen and L. A. Heider,
the men who have been making a survey
for the proposed railroad from the Boston
q Maine ct Pompanoosuc to the mines in
South STAFFORD, suspended work Satur-
day until spring.
The new $50 horsepower gasoline en-
CINE, recently purchased by the Vermont
Copper Co. as an auxiliary to the electric
cal power for the furnace, has arrived,
having been transported in sections from
the depot, and win be ready for use in a
few days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

There is no case on record OF a cough,
cold or Ia grippe developing into pneu-
monia after Foley's Honey and Tar has
been taken, as il cures the most obstinate
deep seated coughs and colds. Why take
anything else.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph, G. T.. Black,
South Royalton. ID. o. Goodno. Roches-
ter, F. II. Totman. North Tunbridge.
Victor A. Grant, Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
Now is the time TO subscribe.
EAST RoxBuRY

Lewis Stevens has had q telephone
placed in his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wakefield visited
at A. j. Ladd's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wardner, Ruth,
and Miss Stone we're in Brookheld Satur-
day evening and attended the play there.
F. o. Allen, formerly OF this place, who
Allen, in Pos Mills, has bought a honse
there and will move there in the spring.
He has sold his new house in Northfeld
to DR.. b. f. Allen. the dentist in North
field.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
Interesting MIX Test.

Mr.. Editor:-I would like through the
columns Of your paper to give a record of
my IA COW for the month of December.
We weigh the milk from each cow every
milking and take samples several times
during the month aud test the milk once
a month.
/ will give you the amount from each
COW, with butter fat at 33c. per H., also
what the milk would come to at $1.S5 per
hundred, delivered at the railroad.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

II You will take Foley's Orino Laxative
untilth bowels become regular you will
not have to take purgatives constantly, as
Foley's Orino Laxative positively cures
constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant
to take.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, G. E. Black,
South Royalton, d. o.. Goodno, RocI-
ester, F. H.. Totman, North Tunbridge.
Victor A. Grant, Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

Nos. 1, 5, IL and II are two-year-oIds;
No. 2 the milk was saved Il days; No. 8,
49, days.
Every person who keeps cows ought to
weigh and test the milk; by so doing he
will soon hnd out which are boarders and
which are profitable to keep and will be
better satisfied with the returns from
either the creamery or shipping the milk.
A. B. Bicknell, Tunbridge, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14
souTh ruNRRlncE

Mrs. Lyford is in Randolph on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cleveland we're
at Riverside last week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
E. A Woodland Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Coy spent last week in
Washington with her daughter, Mrs. G.
A. Bohonon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

ANY skin itching is a temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse il itches.
Doan's Ointment cures piles eczema
any skin itching. AT all drug stores.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

When You Put On Stockings
OF the heavier sort. do your shoes pinch. and
your feet swell and perspire > II you sprinkle
Aliens Foot Ease In your shoes. il win give you
rest and comfort, anu instant relief from any
annoyance. Sold everywhere, Csc. Don't accept
any substitute.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

Hauling 70 depot at IA lac. .nn
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-04-01
regards the amount of work demanded
of them.

Wisconsin has a stallion law that
has been in force several years, has
given general satisfaction, and has
done much to aid the horse breeding
industry. Similar bills were intro
duced in the legislatures of Oregon
and Washington this year. Besides
aiding in preventing the use of stall
IONS that have hereditary unsoundness
and transmissible disease. Bulletin
1859 of the Wisconsin Experiment Sta
ton shows that 553, o. 1872 per cent
of the grade stations in service In that
state have been retired in the past
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-04-01

three years. This much has been
gained by the simple policy of max
ing stallion owners state whether their
stations are pure bred or otherwise.
OF the grade stations retired So have
been gelded or have had their licenses
revoked on account of ~unsoundness, 81
have died, SO have been shipped out
of the state and 1858 have been with
drawn from public service. The lack
of patronage evidently caused many
of these Withdrawals, people prefer
ring to breed to pure bred horses and
discriminating against grade or mon
grel horses in any way. The law
merely compels their owners to license
them for what they are.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27
RETURN TO FORMER STYLE
It Seems Now to Be Decreed That
the Bang Shall Be Restored
to Favor.

Although much protest was made
last winter about the temperance of
the bang" across the forehead it
seems to be rather firmly intrenched
now.
The majority of women will wear it
this winter. In large measure it will
be becoming 1t will compel women
to lift from their foreheads that low
hanging mass of hair now the fashion
and substitute it with a tiny, wavy
fringe.
1t is absurd to cut the hair to make
this bang. One can buy it by the
piece in any hair shop and attach it
under ones own hair by an invisible
hairpin.
One should be extra careful not to
get 1t thick or straight
The poodle bang, once SO fashion
able in the sos of the nineteenth cen
tury, also promises to return. 1t has
already done so in Paris, but there
it, like the wavy fringe, only accom-
panies the flattened pompadour.
Both of these have been introduced
to give softness to a forehead from
which the hair has been lifted.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27

Design for Satin Party Bag to Be
Worked Out in Spansles and Col
ored Ribbons, with Sketch of the
Completed Bag.
finished, and two pieces of light blue
silk for lining. A little pocket is put
on for the fan. Both the pocket and
bag are drawn up by pink satin RIB
bons, with gold beads slipped on.
The design is traced on the satin'
then worked out in gold thread. tiny
gold spangles, pearls and pink. pale
green and blue ribbons.
The filet center is of gold threads,
with a pearl at each intersection. The
pearls come by the bunch or string
at any bead shop.
The gold spangles outline the de-
sign The little ribbon roses are of
rosettes of narrowest baby ribbon.
The bowknot is of the narrowest gold
gauze ribbon, sewn on fatty. The
work is done on the satin before put
ting the bag together.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27
Collar Lining.

A stiffened collar lining which can
he worn under a number of transpar-
ent frocks is the boned foundation of
chiffon, with ruching attached to
the top. The bottoms and tops are
bound with soft tape. To get the best
results the bottom tape is lightly bast-
ed to the base of collar with which it
is to be worn.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27

In the illustration is shown a design
for bodice which may be of lingerie,
crepe, satin or chiffon, the last three
to be made in colors to match any
gown with which it is to be worn.
The trimming is of embroidery and
lace entredeux If the blouse is of
linen or batiste. On white crepe de
chine blouse the design was effective
ly worked out with black silk en-
broideries and bands of jetted lace.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27
Be Of Good Cheer.

Let us be of good cheer, remember
ing that the misfortunes hardest to
bear are those which never come
\owell.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27
Jealous Man.

There is nothing man Of good
sense breads in wife so much as her
having more sense than himself
Fielding.
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27

-RENCHY and feminine are the
n new what-not bags of satin, span
gled and tasselled in true Louis
style. They are just suited to carry
a ball-bound damsels satin slippers
and lace fan.
The coloring is copied from old
French colors The materials re-
quired for the bag in the sketch are
two pieces of pink satin 14XS inches
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27

Located S73 zun
at West
eight blocks This institution children
aged women OF
ents are In service and can't in
formation can be had by postal S7s
elephoning
The Colorado statesman., 1909-11-27
B US IN + s s

The inquiries from our peo
that be bought on
do something to hep along we
of fine properties for sale on
reasonable We propose to increase our
possible The Real Estate Department oi
per s ready o people.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

Light and water service. Territorial
Prison, Yuma, August.
Drug supplies Territorial Prison.
Yuma, August.
Ice. Territorial Prison. Yuma, August.
Supplies. Territorial Prison. Yuma.
August.
Cash advanced for sundry expenses.
Territorial Prison, Yuma. August.
Supplies. Territorial Prison. Florence.
August
Meats. Territorial Prison. Florence.
August
Expenses. trip to Phoenix. account
pump equipment. Territorial Prison.
Florence. August 25-2s. +
Supplies. Territorial Prison. Florence.
August.
Settlement for wood. Territorial Pris-
on. Florence, August 20.
Professional services and drugs. Ter
ritoriaf Prison, Florence. Angst.
One-half rental well boring machine
Territorial Prison, Florence, August
81.
Cash advanced for sundry expenses.
Territorial Prison. Florence. August.
: ton &c, Laws 1909.
Script Book. Member Arizona Rail-
way Commission. September 2.
Expenses. Member Arizona Railway
Commission. June 21-September s.
,ction Z, Laws 1909.
Salary and expense experimenting
Capitol Grounds. August.
Salary and expense as Janitor Capt
tol Building. August.
Water service, Capitol Building and
Grounds. August.
Phone. rent. September. Service. Au-.
gust 5-2s, Railway Commission.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

1
Electric Co s fas' rent 4e SsSssa's Auditor is1T A'
.s7 Sept Consolidated
| Electric Co.. o Phone rent September service Au-'
.ss Sept . SIS Consolidated
| Electric Au-
4ss Sep, Consolidated
| ''' Co. ter %' ending september F'N
40 Sept 3 $50 Consolidated
Electric Co. Phone rent
~ Sept . 500 Electric Electric Gas ssm ana -''
Ss..as s-',, a '' a,.,.- VIA,
L. Capitol
AZ. Sept $50 A. Rsaaa s oSs Capitol
AIS Sept Doris
Company office office 51 " u, Live Stock Sanitary
Paragraph 1865 R. s. 1901
z75 J. Riggs. Sec
Az Sept
Paragraph R
1000 The Nc s.. Roar. Of Control ,n, ?,
$685. r. s 1901
Control
Chapter secton Laws
''0 sept ~ Nef Company office supplies Railway
Sept Henry
Beknen 49,. Book Railway Comm August
W.
AssnG Acct NJ
Bickner Guide Railway Commission Au
.ss Sept
4s4 Sept 1890 Sims Ely Expenses Railway
ass Sept Jerome News.
NJ ss" o. Bi sa Publishing Railway
1909
Sept milford
''r r HsaS 1ay s'ssps%Dsr Arizona
" sep" " low Men company office supplies Arizona Historian
ass Sept The '''
pany -. Freight nd drayage
chapter Section
% Sept '" Fen H' M P cs saas sn august Terrific ss
Chapter Sec 1903
400 Sept 1915 T Sss compan Nc supplies Auditors office August
Sep,
pany ...,..........
''s Sept 1000 1 Ass:s c sss-
G Printing ,;,na soef f sheets Auditors Of
Chapter secto
1913 Sept . a7' T The Lightning eomn
'''g a ass ;sy and 4 Ss:s' il. Auditors Of
Paragraph s
''' Sept 1850 z As1ssa ca ane-
DAn' sd rd ssssss1as. August 1sf' ss
Sept Sep. A. Arizona s .. $s:s5s =: IL s Asylum hos.
'' sep . N'' ptal furniture August
Chapter secto
Sidney R De
ing ecreta
Chapter
.ss Sept 8 $40 conso.aa ted -
Electric Co erent.S pember. Au
Is.
Chapter 81. Section Laws
Frank ovett.P
Sanitar Board august
Chapter Section
Sept j.. Riggs Sec
re Of
Control Part saar and Ium
fol the Insane
Chapter Sc. Sector Laws
Sept
Union
pany telegraph
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04
THE RECORD Of GENERAL FUNDS WlRalTs ISSUED


'ss'e' a as"a ass .....
yuma: august ua., sl Is days at
90. Sept
ssepts Territorial Prison
- Sept Guard Prison
4o7 Sept as
s as11 August aas4s ~ sss. 10000
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400 Sept 8 rerrtor
Territory Prison
Guard Territorial Prison
septs Territorial Prison
ns Sept 3 5000
- H Territorial Prison
septs Henry Territorial Prison
Territorial Prison
General "'' Ssas sss sss r ss a :'
month
, Sept 3. P F
General, Paul Hobby s'is !';'sss F;;S
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;$;; 4s' .,.., :. ....., ...,.., Terri.
~ a. ~. Sept 10000 Avensnte @ s 's
Guard
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4ss sept . caydeM Max,
machine Florence august , 1S at ss@oO , and
AL sept Bayess as Terrsor
D. Salary Territorial Prison
T. Harris.
sept E. L Peham..
sept erb
Guard
IS septs Joseph
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L
Territorial Prison
Sam
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44s Sept rerrtor
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sept A. L. De,iund..L Lumber. Territorial
=
, ., ss5s YumaM Meat
Stock Company F4ssn and %.m water s..s ssv Territorial
supplies Territorial Prison
septs Yuma Ice
Ice Terior Pison Yuma August
wv ~ " $3.50 Supplies uitoraI Prison Yuma
August
ry for the septs
- tndnt Cash ADVANCED s for sundry expenses
septs
July l. Territorial
f Hurley.
ona Fair s4 seps Herbert Ste
s"s" " " pa@ nap' equipment p Territorial PRISON"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

cnblides aelitten, Der eeiiibnet nit
lcinem 2efcnl 0er3eibung mir, Der
id) 3lpeifcln fonnie OH giIcrer ebfen
rcincu Seelel 6er5osin. abr ieib elm
@ilecl, 81 bem ih Die Muaen perbiils
lerb cmporihaue Sbr ieib cine
Ndrtprinl~ Seiie pod]te Semanb
lpioer ods 5ol5getdfel bes Ginganscs.
Ser @raf crnartci Guh", ingtc
bie 0er5osiu unb erbo6 iif. Ia irat
.bieicr idon iiber Die Shpcue. Gin
SIif aui i'm iagtr Omar, bnb er
3euge oieier ltnicrrebung mar. or
gin9 AMI Die 5er8o9in gu unb idlob
lie i'll icine @rne.
9Sb baltic cs niifred)t in ieiner
gan5cu 9ebcutung: lie lit Gin Gnsel.
cine Ndrtprinl Qebeirobfl 60 Nott
mid ifiibet. tebrc ib rpieoerl"
Ilid Sndr bot ibr iei1en Sfeis
oegrllb. Sic mmarmtc i'm in ticicr
8iibruna unb fiibrtc i'm Dem Grafen
6ll.
r8adle iiber i'm. baB ct beimfebrt,
rlciu Srilber. Sd erbe6e Sniprird
anf i'm, CT lit mein Spbnl"
&od Gin hummer @ruB unb tic
perIicBen Die 6erSogin. Omar mnBte
huran benfcn, baB Der cblc @atte ies
ner 5lpeifd6 eblcn nbcr 10 tief ocr@
f~anntcn 5rau. Die ,ibn ibren Sobn
9ebeiBen, ibm @atcr iciu ipoIltc.
Snrfte er nod nit bent @eifidc bas
bern? Gr mar riGt mebr beinIdtlos,
nidt utebr u~erlaiien rnb unaeliebt,
unb MN gings - gum Iobel Ser
Graf brdh bas Shpeigen.
"0tcinc 5ohter ldBt Gnd gebeipobl
idgen" or brad alb. or fano fein
Acknowledgements 8ort. Gin 3ua bon
Sitternis trnt nm ocs Siinalinas
Iltub. llnueriobnlit uno itoI5 bis
6um 2estenl
Sas ariegsbeer itanb marifbcreit.
Gin ldn9se5ogcuer Srompctcnitob err
ihca, Der S~clbtrommler i6(ig ben
8irbcl unb oann iebtc lid bic fat
uniibericbbare Shar in 9etpeeung.
Die @affcu idluseu trieseriif sue
lnmmen, Die Solbner nber iansen:
limb perb iJ nun cridoiien
GriGoien auf breiter 6aib -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

Gen Wittds batten Die Siilifer be-
rcits Den befeitisten Sledcn Ilbenboz
ben errcidt unb erbielten BORT ourdl
aus8eianotc annbihaitcr bic Nads
rid1t, DOB 3er3og @en5el nit ieiner
Streitmaft norblih auf gaesipeiler
Su5icbe. 5cr3os @ilhelm sub gefcbI
81 lnaern, boh neroronete er, baB Die
Sarniife nidt abaelegt lperpen ioas
ten.
~@cnn Der Srabnnter beutc nod,
Suespctlcr errciht, miiien mir ibnl
Dor Sonnenuutereoug nod, cine
S6ladt liefern", b~eitinmtc Der Siirit.
sd rntc, banor Gbltnno Al nebs
men. lpustc DER erciie 8rdf S6eIs
laro 5u 6enlcrfcn. oehc unier Seer lid,
oereiuist bat. mag Ole Come ldnaii
aus Dem 3enitb eeifnrunben iein. Gin
uneecronetes ermiibetes 6eer errinet
elid feline 2orbecrcn. Seiler lit g,
ibr comet ben 2euten 9frbe big gum
Worgen bes anbern Cages, Damn
bicibt ms nu6 3eit, bcn Aneriff in
oler StiQe por5ubereiten."
Limb renn Der 8rabantcr 8aes>
lpeiler crrcid,t unb uns baum bier
il6erruiGt", oerieste Der 8er5og. sd
Idte oieic fruhtbarite gbene Der
8beiulanoe nidt germ in eincn
ariegslhauplab berfponbelt. Wan
ncnrt tic Die aornfammer Der Siiliher
Sunoe, iol i4 ie CUR SdGbelitdtte
md6en?"
"5er5og 8en3el tpirb niht iibcr
Sdcsipeiler binniis porprinaen",
iuulbte Der grciie geratcr elm, ycr
miibte ieinen 8ea bel In6t unS Nes
bel burh Die maize mulbenfDrmiae
Nieberuns bel Sercsborp (Siersborf)
ncbmcn, ndbreno mir bier i~enicits bes
@ter5bafes ms in seiiderter Stefluns
abpartcnb perbalten fonnen. 8aess
luciler bintuieoerum bietet nit ieiuen
5erItrcnt lie9enoeu, bon biften 8aims
reibcu %umitnnpenen Sduicrn 10 bel
.uatiirlidcu Shlie.- oab Die 8rabnntcr
.ii6erlih nift Inn eincs geringen Gorz
tcilcs balber cine iiherc Stellung unb
Gin bcqlemes Eager aufeeben."
DEM 6er5pg ifien bieic iibcr5eus
9enbe Sarieenng pihtis senue 81
lein, I'm ieinen gntihlub an Gnbcrn.
gr lieB oaber Die 5ruppen lasern.
Scr 3er5og nit icincm 0efolge
fanb im aommentureis @ebdilbe linz
.tcrtunft. Ils nah uno mad bie err
murtcten ncitcrcn Sharcu cintraien,
tcrriGtc nuf rem 2ogcrplaee pas res
gcite 2ebcn. 3eltc. fpurben aufgcs
i6lagcu in Der Mdbe bes WersbodeS
uno ben pcri6iebeucn Seerbannpilid-
tisen nit 3lpeiseu ibre 2aseritelle abs
gcitedt. Bic Spiebe paren in Die
eroe geitedt ilnb itarrten luic Elm
8nlb cmpor, pabinter Inaen tie
Mtannlhaften ulif berbeiseihlepptem
Sircb ncben ibren Yferben unS 9uns
Sen.
@cgeti Gbcnb cntitdnb einc @cipe,
grila I'M Eager.
"Wobin ellen Die oente?" frua
Smnr einen ariegsfneht. Ser inb
Den iih 6uinmmcnrottcnben Sdarcn
az uua u,eiutc:
Dir ecndlt. ie ihlicbcn lid oenr
Seil0ona nod Dem RiiliborSushruns
zen an. Gs licat ba iracnbpo cine
G.ncIle. BON melder bic Snae ecbt,
buB, lrer INNER iih Dor Iitterrnd,
DARN 6obct, fem iroiifes llcbcl Wad,i
un linn bnbe."
Sieie Sorausieeuns crpies lid nis
nnriftig; benn alsbalb narb Ser Hni
laut: ~Oie aonissbureerl Sie aGs
niHSburser!" Vile eilten Den Nar
longcnecn cntsesen. Omar nber trnt
aus Gem Sfcin Der 2neerfcuer Suriid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18
Gortictaus ioIst.)

gs sibt 2eute. bic lid I'M ,3uo
peS 3ebens nur I'M Speiles uno i'm
S9lafpaseu auibalten.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-03
NOTES
and then ASKS
FOR Interest
NYE & oRMSBY MAKES An
OTHER ATTEMPT TO Sc
CURE COUNTY FUNDS.

Not satisfied with transferring the
notes of Nye county, which were
originally assigned to the Nye and
Ormsby County bank, that defuuct
institution is now making an en-
deavor to collect the interest on tn.
same. The following letter received
by the county commissioners of this
county, is self explanatory:
"San Francisco, Aug. IL, 1903.
1.-THE Commissioners of Nye County,
Tonopah, Nevada.
"Gentlemen-Sin addressing the
district attorney in your city some
ten days ago, in reference to three
notes made by you in favor of the
Nye and Ormsby County bank, il
has come to our attention that the
receiver of the bank has made de-
mand upon you for the amount due
under your obligations. This lette.
is to advise you that the notes are
actually in our possession, having
been assigned to us a year or mo2e
ago, and that payment is to be made
to us direct. The obligations which
we hold are as follows:
Mote of April Sth, 1908, $10,-
600; interest accrued to Aust Is
1909, $500.
Note of October End, 1907
$2515.95; interest accrued to Aug
ust 1st, 1909, $314.25.
Note of October 18th, 1907, $40.
600; interest accrued to August list
1909, $500.
1--WE would thank you for a "e
mittance to cover all of these items
yours truly,
-. H. SKINNER,
Assistant Cashier of First Nationa
Bank of San Francisco"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-03
gOSS AND TATRO
CONCLUDE ENGAGEMENT

Prof. James ]. Voss and Prof. Al
pert Tatro, who have been playing
1t the Nevada Club for the past two
months, concluded their engagement
At that popular resort last evening.
During this time these gentlemen
nave made many friends through
heir personality and excellent play
ng, and It will be gratifying news
% know they will continue to re-
side in this city. Their services
AVE been in demand at many aft
srnoon and evening social affairs.
cut owing to their engagement, many
n these could not be accepted. They
IRE now at leisure and parties de-
firing their services can secure the
anne by making application at Pro-
essor voss' studio In the State
Bank building.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-03
right Swing
COSTS Miner
Is PLUNkS
THOMAS BURNS PLEADS GUILTY
TO HITTING FELLOW
BOARDER.

Thomas Burns, who disclaims re-
lationship to the famous scrapper,
pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon
before Judge Atkinson to a charge
of assault and battery preferred by
one Grover Shelton The trouble
happened Wednesday evening at the
Midway boarding house and Burns
delivered a right swing such that
would make his illustrious name
sake envious, which landed near
Skeletons left optic.
The court fined Burns the sum of
$25, which was paid.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-03
SOLICITING OF
FUNDS To START
NEXT TUESDAY
MEMBERS OF FINANCE COMMIT
TEE POSTPONE MEETING
UNTIL MONDAY.

The meeting of the finance COM
miteee, appointed for the securing of
funds with which to entertain the
members of the mining congress
met yesterday afternoon and organ
lied properly Another meeting will
be held Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Offices of Hugh H.
Brown
When they meet on that date, the
discussions will be solely on the
topic of ways to secure the amount
necessary to properly entertain the
visitors and on the following day
the members will start out in earn
est soliciting funds. So have your
money ready and subscribe liber-
ally.