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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-05
next week Will
DECIDE LOCATION
OF The SHOPS
MATTER WILL BE BROUGHT TO
ATTENTION OF PHIIAADEL-
PHIA OFFICIALS.

The following article is from yes
terdays issue of the Goldfeld Tri-
bune:
"Unofflcially it may be said that
Goldfield is to get the shops of the
Tonopah and Goldfield railroad. The
statement is qualified simply be-
cause of a lack of official confirma-
ton, which can only come from the
board of directors of that company,
who meet in Philadelphia next week.
Without violating any confidence
it is certain that when the board of
directors of the Tonopah and Gold
field meet in Philadelphia, strong
recommendation in favor of rebuild
ing the shops of the company at
this place will be presented, and
from high up among the owners
will come an appeal to establish the
company's buildings and headquart-
ers in Goldfeld
Discussing the situation yester-
day, H. r. Grier, the recently re-
turned general agent of the rail
road, said that while he had moth
ing of an official nature, he felt in
clined toward the belief thae this
city stood a chance of securing the
railroad shops when they are re-
built. He does not deny that there
is everything to support the argu-
ment that the operations of the road
would be much cheaper If directed
from the end of the line. and ever
admits that this is recognized by the
higher-ups, whose decision at thu
, meeting will determine the vita
; question.
4 have heard notEing officially,
said Mr.. Grier, but Goldfield stand
mighty good chance of getting tn
{ shops, and from what / have hear
| am of the opinion that the boar
e of directors will adopt very stron
S recommendation Mr. Hanlin, tn
Y superintendent, is now in San Fran
cisco, but is expected to returl
n shortly, and then I expect to hea
S something of a definite nature.
e 1t is very evident that the write
e is not familiar with the situation Q
e he would not raise any false hope
in the breasts of the Goldfield res
dents.
1t is almost a certainty that tn
shops will be rebuilt in this city an
it is understood that the Souther
Pacific has made the request to til
officials of the Tonopah and GolC
field not to change the site. A +,
n quest from the Southern Pacif
4 comes nearly being a command.
A local merchant in discussin
the matter yesterday stated that
- the Tonopah and Goldfield railwa
people did not think enough of tn
city TO rebuild their shops here, /
did not see now they could expe
the merchants to route their freigl
a over their road, and he for OF
10 would not favor them with al
NJ hauling. This is but the opinion
y many of our merchants. They a.
at the people the railway has to cat
20 to and it is but right their protes
a should be needed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-05

FOR SALE-Three-ro house, fur
nished; electric lights. $3.50. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-05
Advertise in the Daily Bonanza
the paper with the circulation.

dit. used to cheerfully hold up
stages and other vehicles and levy
toll. which was less cheerfully paid,
Coyote Holes was a favorite place
for such happenings. and the build
ings were not without their marks
OF battle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-05

FOR SALE OR RENT-Corrugated.
iron warehouse, 40x100, on the
railroad track. Inquire of Sulli-
van Co., Inc. S-20-tf
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STORES CLOSED MONDAY.

All the clothing and furnishing
stores OF Tonopah will remain clos
ed Monday, out of respect for La
Dor day.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-05

The BoannZa has the most COM
plet ruling and binding plant in the
state. Give us a trial.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
Another Artesian Well.

Mr.. Chas. Won Rey, who came
here from Oklahoma about a
month ago and took up tract of
land near the red mountain,
southwest of town, has returned
to the city to begin improving
the land. One of the most i'm
portant things Mr.. Won Rey will
do for himself as well as for the
valley, will be the drilling of a
well for artesian water. The
machinery has arrived and is
now being hauled out to the site
with the intention of starting
work at once. Mr.. Won Rey feels
confident that the well will be
brought in, which we certainly
hope will prove to be the case.
-
Mr.. j. J. Jacobsen is getting
the grip a little late but it is
none the less severe.
The civic pride being mani
tested in Deming these days is
most commendable and speaks
well for the town.
Mr.. John r. Dewar has had
his home north of the Santa Fe
tracks, which he recently pur-
chased from w. r. Merrill, at
tractively painted. Mr.. Dewar
has been making improvements
on the property since he bought
it until now he has it in nice
shape.
A new industry to be estab-
lished in Deming is a nursery,
which has been opened up by
Belts 4 Russell at the old
P, r. Smith residence. A COM
plete stock of apples, peaches,
plums, appricots and several
varieties of berries, Including
strawberries, blackberries and
dewberries will be carried. The
fruit will be raised from the root
graft and grown and climated.
The business will be known as the
Deming Nursery Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

Mr.. John Humid and family
have arrived from Los Angeles.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Humid was here some weeks ago,
at which time he bought 800
acres Of land two and one.half
miles east of town. He now
comes on to take possession of
same and put in a large pump
ing plant. Mr.. Humid has had
some twenty years experience
with pumping propositions in
California and will be a big ad-
vantange in bringing out the
pumping system in the valley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

John Smeyers sold Monday
500 head of cows at $3.50 to
Alva Bardin and John Colman,
who will take them up on the
Gila.
Messrs. CHI. and Ell. Smith,
Of Rhode Island, are looking the
valley over with the view of get
ting land to set out a large
orchard.
Mrs. Clarence Hon, who has
sick for a number of weeks,
but who has been improving of
late, has suffered a relapse and
is again very i'll. Mr.. Hon, who
is absent in Arizona on business,
has been telegraphed. We are
sorry to hear of this estimable
lady's serious sickness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
Spring Millinery Opening

We now have our new spring
lines of millinery open and re-
spectfully invite the ladies of
Deming and vicinity to call and
inspect our goods. We have a
handsome display of the latest
and most stylish hats and we feel
we can please in quality Of goods
and price. A nice line of trim
mings. notions, etc., carried.
New and up-to-date store
throughout. Second door south
Of Wamel's grocery.
CLEGG & SALYER.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
MEANS MUCH
THE VALLEY
Farmers Of Experience in
Irrigation Are Now
Settling Here.

A movement is now taking
place in the Mimbres Valley, of
d which Deming is the Hub City,
which is going to bring about a
great development and put the
farming proposition here on a
paying and encouraging basis.
1t is in effect that large num-
bers of farmers are now coming
into the valley who are exper-
fenced in the operation of pump
ing plants and in irrigation work
In general, and they have the
means at hand to back up their
knowledge. Being thus entrench-
ed to undertake their work,
there are abundant reasons for
believing they will meet with
success and play a large and
important part in bringing the
valley up to the point it deserves
as an agricultural country.
With every natural blessing in
the wsyof soil, water, climate, etc.
it will only take intelligent work,
backed up by sufficient means, to
make farming in the Mimbres
Valley a very profitable indus
try.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
Our painters and paper-hang-
ers are especially busy.

Our painters and paper-hang-
ers are especially busy.
The cement sidewalk building
on Pine street has been started.
Apparently the Ell Paso-Silver
City train is still side tracked.
A fine boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. 0'Neil Sunday
night.
The S. P. is ballasting their
track along by the union depot
with rock.
A slight snow fall. Looks as
it winter was knocking spring
just a little.
City marshal Hearn has the
chain gang doing some good
work on North Silver Ave.
Mr.. Volney Rector is up from
Hermanas circulating among
his friends, who are glad to see
him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
The Directors Here.

The directors of the Cheming
Copper Co., which company eX-
poets to build a large smelter in
Deming at an early date, were
in the city this week looking ov-
er the proposed site. They were
on their way back east from a
trip to their big mine holdings in
the Burro mountains.
Mr.. Dear Taylor was in town
from his home on the river
Saturday.
Miss Otis, a music teacher of
Columbus, is in the city as a
guest at the Lester House.
VIM. Howard has improved
the appearance of his home by
treating 1t to a coat OF paint.
Mrs. Martha Cox is remodel
ing her home in the south part
of town. Edwards & Luxton
are doing the work.
Frank Henley and a party of
friends have arrived here from
Tucumcari to look over the
valley with the view of locating.
While there is nothing to give
out for publication, there is good
news from President Bailey, who
is in the east in the interest of
the c. e. & NJ.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

Fine Texas land in Hansford
county, embracing two and a
half sections, to trade for town
property in Deming. See
BRITToN & CRoLEY.
VIM. NJ. Strong, an exper.
fenced engineer who recently To-
Gated in Deming, returned Sat.
urday from a trip to Globe.
Arizona, where he was called 10
inspect some copper mines. Nr.
Strong is very genial gentle
man and Deming is fortunate In
securing him for a citizen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

There is no end to the extern
sive developments taking place
in the valley. New pump plants
are daily being installed and large
tracts of new land opened up.
The new c. C. & M. road will be
the finishing chapter to the beau
tiful story when it is construct
ad
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
Races run daily,rain or shine
First race run at 2:30 p. m.

The Union meetings of the
Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches closed Sunday night.
Much good was accomplished.
The Lord honord His word. The
assistants, Revs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Malone and Miss Butcher left
Wednesday for other fields. They
endeared themselves to many Of
our people. They are earnest,
faithful Gospel preachers and
singers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
COLONY FROM
COLORADO TO
Locate in the Valley this
Fall, Embracing so
Families.

Mr.. Frank Weaver, of Hardin,
Colo, who was here some weeks
ago and took up land in the val
ley, having returned home to
get his affairs settled up with
the view of coming here and To-
eating permanently, writes back
that he will return to Deming
this fall accompanied by a col
ony of 80 families, who will be-
come citizens in the valley and
greatly augment its growth and
development. Mr.. Weaver was
highly pleased with Deming and
what he saw of the valley, and
since his return home has boost
ed this country at every oppor-
tunity. The Graphic will re-
joice to welcome MIR. Weaver
and his friends to our beautiful,
sun-kissed valley, the rich, YER
dant soil of which needs but the
caress of the waters to make it
luxuriant with vegetation.
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IRVINE & RAITHEL.

The Carlsbad (Tex.) Head
light is now coming to our ex-
change table with the name of
Mr.. H. L, Blankenship as editor.
Mr.. Blankenship has been con-
nected with The Graphic at diff
ferent times during the past
two or three years. He has
a practical knowledge of country
newspaper work and will give
the people of Carlsbad a good.
readable paper. Carlsbad is in
a fine growing country, being
sixteen miles from San Angelo,
and Mr.. Blsnkenship will no
doubt enjoy a prosperous busi-
ness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

A 6OO0-gallon water tank was
taken out to Kerr Bros ranch
from here Saturday. The tank
was built in the tin shop of j. A.
Mahoney's hardware establish
ment and was about the biggest
thing that ever left Deming on
wheels.
Mr.. W.P. Tossell left Satur-
day for Houston to attend the
the A. 0. U. W. meeting as a
representative of the local lodge.
He was accompanied by Mr.. P.
B. Heather, Of Silver City, who
will represent the order of that
CITY
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SONG SERVICE.

A sorg service will be given at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
evening, Mar Is. az 7.30. All are
cordially invited. The following pro-
gram will be given;
Organ voluntary ..-----.M Mrs. Morris
Hymn No. l3. Congree
Prayer ----.---.. Pastor
Anthem, There's Friend in the Home
Iahd. ----.-------- ---.-----.-H Havens
Choir
Sextette, Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me-"
Mesdames Swope, Kinyon, Morris. Moir.
and Misses Bonham and Weatherbe
Anthem, Jesus, My Savior. Look on
Ne. .-...-.....'.-.. Geo. Neyin
Choir
Solo, - bide With Ne" Reed
Mrs. Kinyon
Hymn No.274...-...-.... Congregation
Address .---...-...------- Pastor
Solo, HE Shall Feed His Flock, "
----------.-.-f from Handel's Messiah
Miss Weatherbe.
Anthem, How Long Wilt Thou For
get Me -------.P Pfenger
Choir
Solo, THE BirdWth he BrokenPinion"
Mrs. Mister
Anthem, Must Jesus Bear the Cross
Alone --.-----.--- ----.-----.H Havens
Choir
Ofertory (organ voluntary Mrs. Morris
hymn NO. 81 - Congregation
Benediction
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Mems Suits

Made to order $l7OO to S97. 90.
All latest patterns and styles for
spring and summer. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
OIL. SHIPP.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

r. Swanzy returned Tuesday
night from a short business run
to El Paso.
Mrs. B. F. Baker is here from
Hanover visiting her mother,
Mrs. +. Pettey.
Mr.. Geo. Beatty is here from
Bisbee to do some work on his
desert claim some three miles
southwest of town.
Mr.. Martin Kief, of Eureka,
ILL., land Frank Barrett, Of Laredo,
Tex, are among the prospective
land buyers who have just ar
rived in the city.
See Galord & Daniel about that
home you want to build.
Mrs. c. Raithel, Sr., entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon in hon.
or of Miss Ruth Hinman, a
comely young lady of Silver City,
who is popularity known in DEM
ing.
M. j. N. Hughes, of Chicago,
has charge of the Harvey House
here during the absence of Man
ager Babb and wife, who are in
California on a pleasure trip.
We are grievously grieved that
the Silver City Strollers are
not going to stroll down this
way. Any time the Strollers
are so inclined they are welcome
to stroll in our back yard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12
I'VE Have It,"

The best and most up-to-date
drug store in town.
Our stock is complete and SER
vice is prompt. We especially
invite the ladies and children
and take the best care of orders
sent in by mothers, waiting on
their little girls and boys prompt
ly and carefully.
Don't forget the Soda Water
and Ice Cream. Come in, the
Soda is fne."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

Mrs. M. f. Weidman, of La
redo, Tex, has joined Mr.. and
Mrs. P. X. Connaway here.
Mrs. Weidman is Mrs. Gonna
ways mother.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

WE HANDLE besides the best
grades Of L0NG-LEAF yellow pine
lumber, PAINTS Of all kinds, warm.
lSHES and WHITE LEAD. We also
have WINDOW GLASS In all sizes.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

Do you know that our PAINTS are
the best on earth! II you have any
painting to do come and see us. We
will save you money.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
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A Sad Accident.

Tom Baker, son Of W. II.
Baker, a well known stockman
of Hermanas, suffered a very
painful accident last Sunday
while driving a wagon in Mexi-
co. The horses ran away and
Tom was thrown out and his leg
broken between the ankle and
knee. He has been taken to Ell
Paso for medical treatment and
at last accounts was resting very
quietly at Hotel Dieu hospital in
FL Paso.
Tom formerly lived in Deming,
having graduated at the high
school here, and his many friends
in our city will sincerely regret
to learn of his misfortune.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-12

r. Swanzy returned Tuesday
night from a short business run
to El Paso.
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CEClLTON

MIR. James H. Smith was a Balti-
more visitor last week.
Raymond Watts, OF Townsend, has
been visiting relatives in town.
Miss {. Luthringer spent Sunday
with Miss Leila Burk.
Miss Blanche anBuskirk, OF Balti-
more, is the guest of Mrs. William
Anderson.
Miss Martha Bailey was the CUES, OF
Miss Clara Manlove on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson. OF Porter's,
have been the guests OF Miss Mollic
Richard
Rev. {. I. Baker preached in Zion
NJ. t. Church last Sunday afternoon.
s. r. Hoover has improved the in
side OF his store by coat OF paint.
Rev. J. W. Jones and wife, OF Rising
Sun. were entertained by mis- brother,
Rev. o. +. Jones and wife, few days
last week
Easter services will be held at St.
Stephens Church on Sunday morning
at II o'clock, and in tho Chapel at :
O'Clock in the evening.
Young men OF Cccilton are going u
have their Easter dance in Anderson 5
Hall. on Monday evening. April IL.
Mrs, Thomas Pearcc. Mrs. Harry
Budd and Mrs George BcaSton spent
Wednesday in Chesapeake City.
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Works one day this week, which had
probably been killed by contact with
telephone or electric light wires.
While raking the yard at her home
ou West Main street. on Thursday,
Mss Lillian Bennett found gold
watch lost by the late John I. Bennett,
shortly before his death, nearly a year
ago.
-Goycruor Cro,hcrs on Thursday,
heard final arguments in the case OF
Elmer G. Wcyman, al Elktun, wanted
at Reading. Pa, ior alleged bigamy,
bui reserved his decision rs 10 honor
ing the rcquisition
Town election Monday, from ,
to- o F.. m OF the eleven candidates
named inr Council. George Il. Kerr
loot. ] II Terrell. V. K. Bennett and
George {. Blddlc have declined TO
-,aui or election
Mrs 4 ! Knight, formerly OF the
Earlrvi'lc section. who fell and broke
her leg some time ago, Tell while on
crutchcs At her home in Washington.
-. C., one day last week, and her arm
was fractured near the shoulder.
The Class 81 1909 oi the North
East High School will hold bake in
the vacant room on the first floor OF
the Star office this afternoon. The
proceeds will be applied toward de-
iraying the expenses OF graduation day.
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Real Estate Transfers

Joseph \. Matthias to Daniel {. Car
ter, - acre property IN Fourth district,
$4,000.
Thomas Kane aud wife to William II
Cole. Ir, property ~ Pcrryyillc. $40
and other considerations.
Joel l.. Lacy, ut Pennsylvania. "a
Hiram W Shallcr",s. property al
.>"rlh East. $1,000.
Mobile ID .rhuch.c and Paul T. .Nr
hucN.e, her husband, 10 Joseph r
Grove, 30 acres in Smith district. $500.
Wilson T. Wright aud wife. OF Penn
,y'vaula. Co George H. Ewing. 90 acre
property IN 'hc Fourth district. $500
John anderson ard others To- SamucI
Il. Frazer. OF Delaware. - acrcp rop-
crty iu the Fourth district. $1,000.
lOthcrS II published for want Of space
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wv J. ere uu >tlCklCrS ipr consist
" cncy. We think it q mans con
Ncirut'"u> duty nj times Ia re
verse himself. To- iorsakc the position
he has taken. when he deem, it wrong,
and assume the very ground he may
nave hitherto approved Wise men
change their mindS-iuol, never. We
are led to this reflection by the iol-
lowing words from the column, III The
Baltimore Sun
those who have watched the work
lngS OF the Crawford county system
mere IN past years realize that, while
II appears Ia be letting down the bars.
the organization nine times in ten no
inmates Just whom II wants with as
much case Is in the old way. one rca-
son for this being that the bulk Of the
people who vote N the primaries. cx-
ccpt upon extraordinary occasions are
affiliated with the organization.
We arc not going to note the incon-
sistcncy Of this statement with the
Suns ardent advocacy of tho Crawford
county system; because as we intimate
above Inconsistency" is the buebcar
of small minds" We merely intro
duce the quotation from the Sun rs m
endorsement of our contention that the
Crawford County System is simply a
pleasant device Of the organization for
making the people THINK they arc
doing the nominating
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Dust whirled by the high wind OF
Wednesday afternoon and evening gave
local res dents some idea oil the sand
storm, o. the Western plains. Light
weight pedestrians found locomotion
difficult. and hcadgear needed constant
guarding.
The Warwick base ball team has
been reorganized with Bayard Vim
yard. Manager. and a. b. Merritt,
Secretary and Treasurer. Home talent
will be used on the team which will
strive to make good showing for the
coming season.
Robert NJ. Toppin, well-known
conductor on the p. b. & w. X. r.,
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THE NORWOOD AT $1,000 CASH

This is also drop head Machine, every
thing about it is well made, but not quite so
well finished as the Paragon. Has four drawers
on side. BALL BEARINGS and full set OF ATTACH
MENTs, every thing complete.
Now the important part about Machine is
the Guarantee. The Standard Sewing Machine Co.
positively guarantees these Machines for family use
for TEN YEARS, against any imperfection caused
from defect of MATERIAL or WORKMA NSHIP
and will supply the PART free of cost; the only
thing this Guarantee does not cover is, Needles,
ShuffIes, Belts and Attachments.
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THE era WF0RD COUNTY
SPIDER

7 T. ere u" >ticklcrS iur consist
7 cncy; We think it mans con-
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You Can Get # At WHITES

formerly OF the Glasgow section, who
retired last October. died at his home
in Philadelphia on April /. Interment
was made at Prospect Hill Cemetery,
Moorc's Station, near Chester.
About seventy OF his friends gave
Henry {. Dunsmore a party in honor
OF his seventeenth birthday. at his
home at Providence on Tuesday even
ing, April o. The evening was spent
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A VALUED subscriber in forward
~ ing his check for renewal writes
4 \ us:--"I do appreciate the week
~ visits OF the WING and much more
so as | think each one grows better
than the last" Such kindly words OF
appreciation and encouragement make
work worth while. and enjoyable. We
wish we could acknowledge all such
good messages; we can only say that
We most deeply appreciate them.