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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
WANTED-sITUATION.

Club to arrange for and be in charge os the entertainment for President elect Taft, has been in close cable cor respondence with the next President in the hope that more daytime would be given in this city.
 president-eiect will arrive here Sat- urday night after 8 o'clock on Feb. IA. ana la desIrous of reaching Ctncin- natl on the morning of the 18th. To do this he will have to leave here at noon on the I4th. A cable received this afternoon from Mir. Taft stated that he would be unable to give more time or change plans for Blrmlnsnam. next President and to have c banquet saturday night and knowing that Judge Taft win not participate In anything resembling a reception on Sunday sorne dialculty presents itself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
COL. 1a,CLURE COMING.
aarminmham wHm Entertain Dis-
 S-minhed Guests In March

BlrminRham Win EnteEt
 ~minhed Guests in~AGarch-
 E4irrnfnRhafn, Feb. 4.-(Special' )-- Secretary Joseph Babb of the 'Commer- ciai Ciub. is in receipt of q letter from Coll Al. K. Mcclure of Pennsylvania' stating that he will reach Birmingham Monday, March 15, accompanied py mrs. @ Brown. 1,.....uvh.r, ahout March 17, going to Newberry. S e., where Judge Brown VIII visit tha home of his boyhood. Judge Rrovvn 1is also a distinguished member of the Supreme Court of the Keystone State. Just what form the entertain ment of Colonel Mcciure n. Snc dac,dSd will take has not yet been deciosO'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
apIrNpIp rNYnsTlfMNT.

The undersigned will receive 0ffern up to nah s0 for tha other hal9 of Block "Bs |" centrally 4ecated in West Point. Ga
 Perfect chain of kttleg to the real estate inrKe z-etory brick building, with store go et by eS ff: q large warehouses with EaslEoad siding; a large bottltng warehcuses omcea and a large hall on Grst floor.
 Tho whole Of ths ground floor f1 rented. ana we guarantee a good per cent per annuIn ara vet 10 rent the large hall and oficen. The only reason for disposlng of this prop erty in that we have considerably enlarged our No 3 mill, now doubling our machinery. and no further use for the town building Tine A and ". P. and W. of A. Ky. pur- chased the one-haif of this hlock.i upon which they have just erected nne new aeRSs RSdress @ LANG S MTG. CO. West Point. ca.
 lift
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
ETNERAL POsTPONED.
uelasfvea of william Hannignn EI
 TaoSsfe to BfEmlnxham.

WeIaffves oR WlLlam HaAH1BHA A1H
 ROwte to BfRminxham.-
 Birmingham Feb. 4.-(Speciai' l- dssfrict. .the funeral of William Han- ni~an. one of the victims of the ex- niosion at short Creek Tuesday. had to he postponed today until Friday morning. the burial to be from St@ csfhefine Catholic Church. in Pratt Citv. Rev. Father oGrady to ofa-
 The remains of o. E. Harmon who was also killed in the explosion'f were yer os the eolored victims was sent to ceorgia. another to Tuscaloosa. and
 The Short Creek naines resumed op- ovation today. State Mine Inspector EIvnn will send his report on the acci" dent to the Governor by Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
suEs SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
seuaatlOnaI Allegations Made Concern
 Snsr Conduef of @Ncvvs Buteh."

seuaaAlOnmI Allegations Made Concern
 in~ COnduet Of @Nevs Butch"
 Birmingham, Feb. 4.--(Special. J. Tn a suit filed in the Circuit Court Thursday morning by Mrs. N. l. Glad den of North Birmingham against the Southern Railway, sensational allesa- tIons are made concerning me eohouet of d news butch.
 Mrs. 0ladden ayers that she was grossly insulted while a passenger rolng from Birmingham to Anntston ana She asks the railroad to pay her aI.sOO for her humiliation. The lan- ruage said to have been used by the 1butcf" is incorperatd In the bill of complaint.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
BILLS IN. AIssoURI.
Measure Proposes to Abolish KaiAEoa~
 COmmiaaann.

Jefferson City. Mo, Feb. "A Dill for the abolition of the state Board of Railroad Commissioners was intro dueed today by Senators Eadess or Davis county.
 He asserted the office cost tne steto RAoN. .ei0 ana that the benefit resulting could be measured in cents.
 The prohibition question. was again brought forward by the introduction of a bill for the establishment of district local option. This measure ia said @ have the approval of Governor Hadley,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

RESIDENCE FOR RENT
 100 CIaytoa Street, tvve-atory. seven. room house. Has large reception han ana all modern eonveniences. EacA room beautifully and freshly papered. .t.hae on lot. Close tnt desarabIe nef~hhorhood. and convenient te three cags Iines. Possesmiom can be had Feb IE or March 1. v. III Hanson Phone saz ne A7 \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

A Warm Suit Of Clothes or UmdeF- wear will come i'm handy when the cola wave gets here. Alex Raee's big dis- count sale ends tomorrow and then tt will be too late. Buy today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
ToR sALR--REAL RsTATR.

FOR eALE-Three thousand acres of coal on inc new lines of the Atlanta. Btrming. ham a Atlantic Railroad. two ecans of coal one twelve feet thick and the other ttsee
 lars an aore Further paxtieulsrg address Theo. F. wood 6 Company Box k1A 8ir- minEhsm. Alabama. --tf-ft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
CARsE IN BIRMINGHAM.
T.oahina Over the Properties of T. O - ma l. Company.

= ana I. Company.
 Birmingham. Feb. 4.--(Special' )-- John B. Carse, Q member or tne ao- .,Ssnrv hoard of the United States Steel rr,orn6ra ton. is in the Birmingham dis- trict looking over the properties of the Tenneseee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, subsidiaTy company of the Steel Corporation, -. 4.
 While no statement is given out it ia understood that there will be no development of properties In this sec lion until general conditions are ~im- nroVed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
TofNsPEcr ARMY.
uS~ Meeting Planned ny Salvation
 Army People.

rha local branch of the Salvation Army commanded by Captain odon. will be inspected February 23 by Col R H. fFoltz, his wife and Captain Cook, noted tenor solofst who is working with the army.
 Arrangements are being made to hold A big meeting when the colonel ar rivss and an effort will be made 10 have him address one of the meetings IoG the Togrey revival services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

FOR sALE-Houso and lot at III Whit man St., rents for $14.o0 per month; price si42S.oo. Apply to any resl Sssa.s aseIer vSertiser office, phone se1 : ---11-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
A CABLE FROM TAFT.

Prealdent-eIec4 Win Spend Only ShOHt Time ia RirallnghRnl.
 Birmingham, Feb. 4.--fSpeeial. )-- The committee of five appointed to name a sub -committee of fifteen mem bers OS the Birmlngham Commercial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

non,t forget the Christian Science ...snre at ThS Gran& sunday after ~~on. February sc at Sss0 o'clock by HSrn. AElms, 0. s. D.. of Atlanfa'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

xamAa increased from e1.0O to $e00.00 wer acre. We have the fertilizer tnat dsa it, MARKS & GAfbEs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
LOST.

IOAr-Your opportunity to buy che best
 winter colthes at . big discount, unless you call today. Alex Rice. ~-4S s-rR AYED OR sToLEN-From the Arn-
 stead place, near Pike Road, one bay mare mule, IS hands high, about years old. H. Loeb q Bro. -ls-St
 voaT-s6ld band ring. engraved around center. Reward if returned to No. Madl- oar SPRAYED OR sroLEN--Two hrfn- die cows. Finder return 40S Bibb St. and receive reward. 1s-tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
WANTED.

sSr rSTS-Taverybody to know that 0elhke's CoffeN Saloon is' now open For laAies ana gentlemen. 2s N. Ferry st
 pnor. JACK SIMS teaches the manly art of self defense. Latest metnoo5 spcSaSs sa sa snarcernents if you enroll now. Phone zsse Tor particulars. ---l-It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
WANTED--RALEHl6EN.

vANrED-rwo frst c1ass experienced can. dy saicsmen. for Alabama territory. None h.,t axnertenced candy men wanted. Good sSiarv for fhe right men. Apply by letter HonIy. giving references. Verbal apptcauons viii not be accepted. JoS. Aanegofu < 70:
 --o-tr w AfarHD-Ciood stock salesmen all over Xiabaraa. Splendid proposition and good rnsn missions My proposition fast seller. Write ms. r. M. pency. President. Mont gomerys Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
MTILTTnRAPH LETTERa.

OUoTATxoNe, etoLs tn facsimile oe Desesei eTnSWrftlTsR -Aon0; names and addresses i1s
 sssSeSN Ss1 match AnA anveiopos e0dEoaea4
 SissrS GmaaraA n l. O9yAne Typewriter Ca.
 TiFea NaeionAl Bank 8ldgs ~%4g pTI1fIc Typewriting and Nuitigraph work of fhe very highest quality turned out on shart notice. Montgomery stenographle and fssnorting FBureau. ga v&adives Building, Phone sase. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
R0R RENT-R0oMR

FOR RENT-Nlce furnished front rosflt
 e2.so week; one small room si.be. 7es Jef- ferson St. -Ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
WANTED--AGENTs.

WANTED--A reliable representative ID sy. sskolesaie and retail liquor house, Sood nropoaitlon to right party. Address A.
 Patorno & Son, 6A3 Damaine sti New VI ~,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
pIIsTNRSs OPPORTUNTTIR8.

ron sALE-At a sacrifice a first-cIass
 Srocery afore and meat market. Must Do soid at once, as owner expects to leave ctty dive nama and address. Bargain, care Advertiser. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
PICTURE GOODS.

Pfeturoa. Easala, yrameA Mouldlnga. GlasA ysrughes. Art Material. Paantas Water Col. ors. Tube coio.Hs etAuonaENs Ha.sssA--An fstore. II ~. Perry BG -e&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
: WANTED--MALE HELP.
WANaED-FEaaAi.E HELP.

Hof1sR BOY wANTED--Iseferences re ouirad. Apply 72s Madison Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

sr I rsTET1- -.xxghits girls to do general house. kworirin private homes; fair wages mooer. sfs work. eood Treatment and good 0ppgr. tnnitlas Thoae who wish q situation anu ss.a r.st ,f town may write The salvation Army. Montgomery, Ala. Otherwise may caiI as sif whitman St.. or phone SsS1 --.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

FOR RENTING or three connecting rooms with all modern oonvenionces; close in Ap- ply i3s wilkerson or phone 3i5s. ---is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
FTNANOIAE..

NONHY-On long time and easy paymenfa. Tntereae niH per cent. Also fine tnvesfxnanR nropoNltion. Will pay you to investigate our olai staff now with us and the future wiIi take care of itsslt. Corespondence goiicited- National Securities Company, 1eS1-3, Eifae Nationai Bank Building. Birmingham. Ala.
 --9S-Je
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

NfCR nUBBNn atrs earrlsgeA When sSe liif,i d tarr4aAs Cor A Afiro, wedding, thea- sFo. german q 3naorai with p1aite eElxVf1 shGs kaew tha otty thoxeu8hlE. eelt phone Ei1ssSs gassa4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

FOR sALE--A handsome three section ma hogany boolx-case, with mirror on top. Hn perfect condition. Apply to V. n. Hanson,
 1os Clayton Street. or telephone ssJ or ~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
MisO.EiILLANEoUR

REPAIRING oia Furniture and upholstery cnie frst clasa work done; my shop sphoha sTo iesi sis Clay St. Montgomery Ala,
 Recommended by Mr. Frank Teunilie Eur- nisure Co. Phone ssS. --se-6s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
FOR BALE.

sIDEBoARD--Handsom solid oak side board of extraordinary beauty. worth te0, for t22. See ft early today. James oHara.
 i1s-120 Monroe. -Ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

ONE desirable d@@n-stalrs front room Faa- sonablo and convenient to bath Furnished or unfarninhed. Meals considered # desired
 Private family. 410 Madison Ave. Phone l12s, ~-is-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

FOR RENr-severaI rooms furnished or un-
 furnished, for light housekeepiag, or will rent singiy. s1S Montgomery St. or phone 10iB. --fS-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

MONEY to loan on improved real estats. R.
 e stringf0iiew. Room 20T-S First National Bank Bldg. Telephone sea. --sT-set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

aToRA0E-Naw concrets building. apecial~ is 6aiit for all kinds of storege; bulk Rtor-
 houashola Wooas. Prank Tannilia Furniture Coz --Ss-R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

FOR RENT~-New 6 room cottage lnrge garden. or chicken yard, in good neigh. borhood and el0ue to car line: $1a.aa per month; tvcy Realty 6 Securities Co. tt $.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
ARE CHAMPIONS
WHEN IT COMES To
DARNING SOCKS
TONOPAH QUEENS MAY BE IN
GREAT DEMAND BY THE
OUTSIDERS

The Elko Free Press bemoans the
condition of Elko in the following:
1--WE are almost out of home
girls girls that are mothers right
hand' girls that can cuddle the lit
smooth out the tangles in the do
mestic skein when things get twist
ed; girls that father takes comfort
in for something better than beau
ty, and big brothers are proud of
for something that outranks the
ability of leading a dude"
And we always thought that Elko
was strictly up to date. Honestly,
we feel sorry for that community.
If the Elkoites are shy on girls, just
pay visit to Tonopah, where we
can show you more dazzling visions
of the gum chewing sex in one min
ute than you could find in Turk S
harem in a week. Tonopah is proud
of the girls residing in this city.
And the beauty is that each and
every one is what may be termed a
peach. They are not of the variety
that stand on the porch during the
summer evenings and pass the time
away by chewing the pickets from
the adjoining neighbours fence.
They are of the domestic sort and
can place those that mother used
to bake on back shelf And the
cakes that they turn out, defy de-
scription. Now if Elko is a little
bit short on queens, just drop over
this way for a short spell and see
the prize winners of Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
ANNUAL REPORT
OF TELEPHONE CO.
AS A CRITERION
LOCAL COMPANY HAS MAILED
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE
STOCKHOLDERS

What is conceded to be the best
criterion of the prosperity of a dis
trict, is the annual report of a tel
ephone company, and the report
just issued by the Nevada Tele-
ception to this rule. The statement
is issued by General Manager F. G.
Warehouse and shows the affairs
of the company to be in splendid
shape The income for the year
1909 reached a total of $9S,423.69,
while the actual cost of operations
was but $66,19732, leaving an
actual profit of $32,22e.37.
Regarding the employees of the
company, Mr. Waterhouse says:
Il believe we have the most eff
fieient and best organized force of
operators in existence, as ] am con-
stantly being complimented on
their work and during almost three
years of my connection with this
company have had only three com
plants from our entire system and
upon investigation / found that they
were unwarranted; therefore, | take
this occasion to express my thanks
to all our employees for their eff
| ficient services and loyalty to the
company's interests"
That the report is optimistic in
character is shown by the following
excerpt regarding the outlook OF
this district:
Il believe there is more beins
produced from this district ant
more real money made now thar
there was during the boom times
| Several of the local mining com
panies have paid off their debts ant
are now on a dividend paying basis
Many mills have been and are nov
being constructed on good low
grade milling propositions and arr
proving up all that was expected o
them Others are contemplated ant
generally speaking this whole coun
try is on 9 substantial and up
building basis
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
new ERA OF
R. R. INDUSTRY
FOR NEVADA
MALCOLM MACDONALD SAYS
MANY ROADS WILL BE
BUILT IN 1910

Il earnestly believe that Nevada
in the coming year will witness an
era of railroad industry which will
result in the construction of many
miles of road said Malcolm NJ.
Macdonald last evening Mr.. Mac
donald has spent the last month in
Reno and San Francisco and has
been watching the reports of the
different railroad companies with a
great deal of interest.
1.-THE principal item of this sub
ject will be the construction of the
Ely-Goldfield route and the others
will include the proposed road of
the Tonopah and Goldfeld line into
Bodie, the extension of the Western
Pacific line from Beckwith to Reno,
besides several other projects that
are now being discussed.
I'm regard to the Ely-Goldfield
road, ! am perfectly satisfied that
the actual work of construction will
start this winter. More definite ar
engagements were to have been made
on the visit of C. B. Iabriskie, who
is largely interested in the propo-
sition but owing to Mr.. Habriskie
having to cancel his trip, owing to
Ill nedllH, lue uldl plans VIII nv
be completed for some little time.
The gentlemen who are backing the
project have been supplied with
every particle of information that
could be gathered, and are thor
oughly familiar with the territory
the road will pass through. A final
announcement was made several
weeks ago that the building of the
road had been agreed upon, but nc
date was set for the starting of the
construction. 1t is possible that the
interested parties will meet soon
and arrive at a definite conclusion
with regard to the letting of the
contracts for the grading and sup
plies
Mr.. Macdonald was present ir
Reno at the time of the dedication
of the Mackay athletic field at the
state university, and also\ witnessed
the football game when the college
team defeated the Barbarians o
San Francisco. He says that thu
university will soon be one of thu
most modern institutions of it's kim
in the west, which is largely due t.
the donations of Clarence Mackay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
A BIG SALE
Of SEATS FOR The
man OF The HOUR
PRODUCTION TUESDAY NIGHT
SHOULD BE BEFORE A
CROWDED HOUSE

Do you want to laugh? Do you
want two hours and a half of pure,
unadulterated fun, besprinkled with
a little pathos here and there? Do
you want to get rid of the cares
and anXieties of life in a few hours
of enjoyable mirth? Then, we say,
go and see George Broadhurst's
great popular success. 1.-THE Man of
the Hour which comes to the Me-
vada theatre on Tuesday evening.
If there is any misanthropic or
cadaverous looking individual who
does not leave it changed into a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
BANK SALOON
CHANGES HANDS
LAST night
JIMMIE HAFFERON AND WAL
TER DRYSDALE WILL DE-
PART FOR COAST

j. V. Gavagan and l.. P. Nickel
vey, of Blair purchased the Bank
saloon last evening and at mid
night assumed charge of the bus
mess. Both gentlemen come to To
nopah with the best of recommends
lions and with their thorough
knowledge of the business have
every assurance of making gigan-
tic success of the venture.
James J. Hafferon and Walter
Drysdale, who have conducted the
place for the past two years. have
made many friends in this city who
are somewhat loath to see them de-
part from the business. Both boys
are Nevadans, having been born and
raised on the Comstock, and with
the true Nevada hospitality with
which they have greeted everybody
the business of the little place has
grown until today it is one of the
most popular resorts in town.
Jimmie and WALTER, as they are
known, will leave in about two
weeks for San Francisco, where they
intend engaging in the haberdash-
cry business. The manner in which
the two make friends, and staunch
friends at that, leaves no doubt in
the minds of the Tonopah people as
to the success of their new under
taking and it is a certainty that
their place of business will in the
future be the headquarters of all
southern Nevadans visiting in San
| Francisco.
Messrs. Gavagan and McKelvey
for some time past have been con-
Quoting the Blair hotel. Not only
are they known in their home town,
but both gentlemen have large
number of friends in this city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07

FOR SALE CHEAP-A folding bed,
chiffonier and Morris chair, in
first-class condition. Apply w.
M. Grimes, or phone IA. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07

WANTED-To rent a good piano..
Apply KY, Bonanza office. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07

FOR SALE-Cheap, a complete
bakery outfit. Inquire at Bacon's
real estate office. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
SCENE FROM 1.-THE MAN OF THE
HOUR"

Ns~AN-N.~sN.N~N-N~N.~.N~eI Ge~NrNN-eNNsNNNsNN
jolly, generous, healthy person, we
want to see him. The comedy ele-
ment of this beautiful play is a
sure cure for all the ills that flesh
is heir to. 1t is full of bright and
many good things, and is as breezy
and jolly an entertainment as has
been seen here in many day, and
by alternate laughter and applause,
mingled with an occasional moist
ened eye, enthusiastic and delighted
audiences are everywhere testifying
appreciation of the authors endeav-
ors to please.
The sale of seats has resulted in
over half the house being disposed
of, and if the demand continues
there will be very few seats left by
tonight. Call early in order to
avoid a disappointment. Seats are
on sale at the Miners drug store.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
NOTICE TO
TRIAL JURORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
ALL TRIAL JURORS OF THE Dis
TRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT, IN AND FOR
NYE COUNTY, STATE OF NEVA-
DA, THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED
TO APPEAR AT THE COURT
HOUSE IN TONOPAH, IN SAID
COUNTY, ON TUESDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AT
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. OF SAID DAY.
ROBERT G. POHL,
COUNTY CLERK.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
CARD PARTY FOR
TOMORROW EVENING

Final arrangements for the card
party to be given tomorrow night at
the Elks hall by the members Of
the Fraternal Brotherhood have
been completed and the committee
having the affair In charge assures
the public an excellent time. Fol-
lowing the cards. there will be a
distribution OF prizes and then the
big feed. The feed Is naturally the
most important part OF the evenings
festivities and with this In view the
ladies have prepared a regular ban
quet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07

w. G. V. Nelson, the piano tuner
from the Wiley B. Allen Co. of San
Francisco, arrived last evening. If
your piano needs tuning, drop him
card or phone the Mizpah Work
guaranteed. ) ct
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE double drum Leyner
hoist, No. SO; Westinghouse
variable speed motor, rs h. p.,
no. 106, type e. serial 429, S54
resistance coils; 80 k. W. trans
formers, Westinghouse; l double
sheave gallows frame; l length
of cable about 500 it., n in; 1
length of cable about 1900 it., Is
in; switchboards, controller, wir-
ing, etc. Connected with this
outfit, 10 mine ore cars, 2 cages.
This outfit. is in first-class run
ming order. Price $500. Wood
Sullivan Hardware Co., Goldfield,
Nevada. 7 ct
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-07

Charles T. Hubbard of San Diego,
who is largely interested in mining
in Alaska, came over from Goldfield
last evening.
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