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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
@ilfess Barre Ra6ri6ten.

- Das Eeftament bss aussbltdsn
6. .. Softer 1T ipurlos
psri6punbsn unb fam tros siirissn
Su9ens ni9t sefunben peroen.
- Diitriitauwalt abrum Suljburs
bat ben @ountp Gommiiiareu ertldrt,
bas cine @slbpsrwillisunS nDtbis lei,
wenn bic 8striiser bel ben @sri6tsse'
bdubs S1piuoeleien nod ipeiter perTolst
werbsn lollen er babe bsrsits s 900 aus'
selest unb perbe nidt msbr uoritreden.
Srau Ssrb. TOdtsr @race uno
Sobn Grthur baben ibr 4sben sinem
S6aferbuno gu uerbanfen, Der bslm
ausbru6 zines 5euers iolanse beults
uno bellte, bis Die Srau erwaAte, BIZ
Gbhre Ofiuets unO ben 9aussang pOllsI
Iaud iuub; iie muBtsn iid iibsr etr
bena6bartsS Dad rstten.
- Dtupor Sniffen, Der rlnbsrs9en'
bare, bat feline 9etreuen in ansit uni
Sdreden psristt, inbem sr eritens Der
goli,ei6si Song iuipencirte unO gun
Ranse sines Ser9eautsn oe9raoirte, uni
,wsitens, neil er srfldrt, ouB nod wsi
tere Sipansis POliliiten in @efubr itsben
iummarii6 beitruit Su werben. Sod
ele, bud' DID, er Sislt auf Di9!"
- Yin elmer @urue nabe Der Gu6in
cloB 3eds ipruns am 6rsitus Elm arbsi
terwassn pom @slsiie Der PeOpls's Stra
senbabu Co.. nobel Sobn glOrtbup Dol
g8anamis 70 idwer usrlest wuros, oa
ee uuf bsm 8ese gum Soipital itart
Drei auoere glrbslter paren uorber al
aciprunseu uno enttumeu nit mebr DOE
miuoer I6wereu Yerlesuu9en. 9ilf
weit uon Der lln9liidsitelle sebt b
Babn Idarf abwGrts uno Die Ssnte ue'
loren bic @ontrolle iiber Die jwei Wagsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Suumcre.

- Der Seueralarm BON Saiten ID
Montas gta6t purOe Ourb Elm Seuer
In Der Ebomas Ntullanep @Obnuns an
@lap gusnus usruriadt, mo cine 9ampe
erplooirt mar. Die Slummsn tOuuteH
ieoo6 nit unbsbeutsnbem SduOen ses
lOi6t perOen, ebe bic 5euerwebr eins
traf.
Sumes 9. McslnOrew BON bier,
Der am Sonntus GbenO uusebli6 aus
Der Sdeuue bss Ututtbem Stiueman
uOn 5runtlin... ..9lueuue elm Yfero unb
SutIde uabm, wuroe mebrere Stuus
ben ipdtsr Oinsfeit semuft, sinem Ser.
Dor uutsrporfen unO ounn fir elm se.
@ribeinen unter $500 Siirs'
idaft Ssitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

Srdulsin 2ouiie Simons bon G9'
ter apenue unb @ultsr SO. Bone bon
Preseott auenue tpurben lests @o&s In
Der Wobnuus Der Braut burb Paltor
8ull BON Der @riten Prssbbtstil6sn
air9e als Elm Gbepaar einssissnet.
Der 4S Sabre ulte Subsrt Ufc'
Manamon BON Siib SHERMAN. .glpsnus,
benz Dor msbreren Monaten In Der
SbOs Pari 8sds Oura sinen Dsdsufall
bas Riidsrat sebrOdsn tpurbe, lit Sam'
flag 9iadmittas enblid Der 8erlssuns
erle9en.
= SObn SurpOOO BON grice Strubs
murbe frib DOnneritas burd ueroad'
tise @erduide in isiusm Ssllsr ssusdt,
unteriu6te bic Sade unb ertappte oa-
bel ben Polen Wtite @ObOlsii als ben
Ginbrinslius. Spater wurbe Der asrl
In Grmanseluns bon 8iirsidaft in's
@efansniB 9eianbt.
- Der Sdmieo Sobn cunningham
uon 9reen StraBe lag fritz SOuntui
auf ben Suduwunua @steiien, uls ROli
| siit @bwuro NtuttiOn ibn bemerfte. Vi
sos ibn prompt BON ben @elsiisn uni
elm paar Wtiuuten ipater oOnnerte be
Buffalo @ilSus iiber bic Stslle, mo be
Dtann selesen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Cine stuoie tar Stener3abler.

rDas Semo lit mir nabsr alS Der
Rod |" lantet Gin alter Spruh nno 10
wirb ss uu6 ben Steusr5ubler msbr in'
tereiiiren, penn sr siuen Serslsib ans
ltellen fann iibsr ieinen Steusr5ettel
BON frhbsr uno isst. als lpenn man ibm
auftii9t, nis uiele betrtseriihe Stim'
men In bisiem Obsr in ieuem Siitritt
anssbli6 sinSstraSsn iinb Oosr ietn
iollen.
Das Steuerouplifat fir bas luufenoe
Sabr 1909 bdtte ihon Dor orei Wfona'
ten ausssfertist isin iollen, 1T absr srit
iest sri6isnsn. Wtan bat ueriuat, ben
SteusrSablsrn iOlanse als mDslid bic
Gbatiads Su ueridweisen. ouB bic itar'
tii6sn Stsuern Oieies Sabr nm elm
potles Orittel bOber iein wer'
ben, lpie i'm Soriabre, uno nm it9 boz
BON su iiber3eusen, iollten bic Sa'ser
ibre ltGotiihen Steuer3ettel iObalo wie
mD9lih bolen, jcpsnialls Dor Der Wabl,
bsssIsiasu ibrs 3ettsI tiir Die Srmsn'
iteuer.
Sie perben oarauS erieben, oaB oit
ltdtii6en Steusrn UNI 321 Yroient &C.
ltie9en Iino, uno Die Nrmeniteuern nm
9enau 33t Rro,snt. lluo wer es etwC
nidt pilieu iollte. oem Jet bier flar uni
oentti6 seiast, OaB iOwobl bic StaOt
resieruus, mie aud Die armenbebCro'
gut republituniId iiuo.
98ir m0dten ben Bir9ern Terner EN-
pfeblsu. ,usleid uud ibrs SettsI fir oi
@ountp Steuern gu holen, uno lie wer
ben finbsu. ou6 oieie Steuer senuu Die
Islbe lit, wis lestes Subr. limb Swa
tros Der 2butIude, oaB bic (rspnblita
nii6eu) Jaidtsr 9Owuros uno @urpente
oas aiisBmeut uui aObleulauo uOn s10'
per SuBudsr uui $50 berabiestsn, Uni
bas Sberseridt nod weitsr sins I'M
bas SOblsnlunO auf $52 per 5uBude
reou3irte.
9Dir penben uus ui6t allein an oi
bemofratil6en, mir menoen uns al
alle Yiirssr, ssnau ben unterI6ieo il
Der 9eitsusruug gu ituoieren uno Oan1
Die NerantmOltlibfeit oOrtbin 3u legen
wObin lie sebOrt. aber cann aud bel De
98abl ibrem Bilen ben sebOriSen Dad
brud Su ssbeu. Utan laiie iia mid
Our6 usbsniadlihe slsitatiOn uno lssrt
ni6tSilssuos PbraienoreiAeret Der RI
publituuii6sn Purteitlepper pon be
Sauptfrase abwenOen. @inmal mn
oieisr &uubpirtbI6aft elm @noe Semad
merosu, uno ie cher oies 9eihiebt, oeit
bsisr. Sir ben 9ei6dftsmann uno be
slrbsitsr iinO Die .3eituerbdltniiis wab1
} LID idou oriideno 9enug uno man bd
I nidt nOtbis, ibm ben Urobtorb not
| bOber ju bansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
@anne Gpnntn.

5unrsbale. .-5rancis, Der tussnSlidl
Sobn Der @beleute Dauio 9. Sabu Dor
Cottage StruBe, iturb am 6reitas Wtor'
gen uno purbs Samitas I'M Riusrliot
6rieObOf bsiSeisst. - Der SOnssbalt
MdnnerdOr bat fiirjli6 feline 8iibnC
uer9rOBern uno nit ueuer Sceneris Der.
idOuern luiieu uuO ssbeutt in nuber 3a'
tunft elm RouSert ioluie EbsuteruOritell'
uns gu ssbeu.-Das @rnft Wtiller SOm.
msrbOtsl iu Gpin 9ate wurOs Disuitas
Uiorsen total our4 eiuen Sranb ger.
fort, sinen srOBen gerluit ueruriu6snO.
Das Sotel bate Raum fur iiber 200
@dits, mar ubsr sur 3eit' lecr, Ou Die
SaiIOu uortiber 1T.
4 Beitellt 6as .0ohenblatt.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

= Ole Gmtseiufiibrung Paitor 9um'
mer's in Der Peters Sirde fano in bem
feitlif seidmiidten unb reid beiesten
@ottesbuuie in bOdii 5ufrisbenitellencer
Bsife ftatt. Der @bOr trug 3msi bsrrs
li9e 9ieoer Dor. Die oeuti6e Preoi9t
BON PaltOr Sinoenitrutb mar Elm Wfeis
iteritiid pon @infahbeit uno Giefe 3us
9leif nno ma6te einen bleibenben @ins
brud auf bic srObe Shaar Der 9lnodf'
ti9eu; ben Sritullutions 9ltt pollSos
Oisier besabte unb praftiide PreOissr
ebenfals in piirOiser 8siis. Die Ya'
itOren 9eiit unb Benber rebeten in @uss
lii6 bsrllide uno ermunternOe Borte.
Sn furSsr &eoe wanete iid oann Der
neue SeelIorser on feline 9emeinoe unb
banfts ibr fur bus in ibn seieste sroBs
8srtraueu unS baS bereits 70 allsemsin
bstunosts Sntersiie an Der @smsinbs
uub ieinsr @euistsit. MOse Die Sc.
meinoe neu wudien, bliiben unb ssosi'
ben
Sebermann lit 3u ben @ottesoienitsn
um balb II llbr Wtorsens unb balb 8
llbr GbenOs bsrSlidft sinSslaosn. Pa'
flor Summer nimmt nod nit bsm sr6B'
ten 8srsniisen peitsre anmslbunseu
gum Sonfirmanosnunterri6t, Der UNI Z
tlbr absnbs Wtittpo6s II. Sonnabsnbs
itattfinoet, eutseSeu.
= am nd9iten DOnneritas, ben IA.
OftOber, gtu6mittass, finbet bas mos
natli6e RaffeefrdnSden bes 5rauenusr.
Gins Der su. lutb. ct. Peters Stride i'm
Sauie Der 5ruu RubOtf 8iinsli an Der
Eaplor auenus, nabe Der Gib Strass,
itatt. Die @aitSeberin laOet freuuolidlt
su Sablretdem Seiud Elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

= 8ie aus BraS berihtet wirO, itebt
bic @sutrulbuutI bsr::G Gids9iidsn Spars
bunfen in llnterbanblunssn nit Der
Oisw YOrtsr 5irmu SrOOstp & SOuut.
Ssubfi6ti9t 1T bic @rri6tuns siHsr Silt.
uls Der Gi6sdiid'ameritauii6 sIus.
manberersSaut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Gent ber SrOit tonlmt
unh anoentet: ,,@dr=
meres 11nterSeug,
WaOam,"
60 1T Der .Globs" ibr Safen
tir bsrninftises 1latersens
glnfanfea.

@enn bic iroiti9en Wior9en tparnen
NON Der iofortisen 0totbwenoi9feit BON
id,perem llnter5eus. 10 9tsbt 60 nnr
einen Blus, ben mir fennen, In oteler
orossn Staot, mo Sie ueriihert iino,
BON llnterseus 3ufrieoenbeit-oteler etn'
,iae Blas, Nfa6am, iino unIere rsibhal'
tia nit llnter3eus anssthlltsn Saoenttl9s
in benz linfen Durh9uns. Sat ir9eno
elm beltimmtes Sabritat Sbren Sorju9 !
Qpollsu Sie eiuen Union &nIug ODER
ieparutsS @ewano ?
gDanlden Sie @ewGuoer uon Wtittel'
oemibt Yaumuolle Sewunoer oon
Muino ooer Seioe uno Wolls?
Qieben Sie Elm enSpulenoss @smano
ober elm ssrdumtses uno poles? Ste
iiuo ole bisr-alle BON oielsn.
8ir slaabsn nidt SaR sic an
clue 1tuterseus gtotb~snSt9tett
Ssnfcm fSnuen, bic mir ni9t
eriiasn tGnnen uao guar
,ur bollitGnoisen 3n=
trisoea5sit.
2um 8siipiel-unisrs neue Serbit'
linie eutbalt 9arter's untsr5eu9
uon pelder es feline srOBere Guswabl IN
Der Stabt siebt, BON 90 Gents alit'
uarts. Die Oermopbtle, Elm be-
rSbmtes ausltraliihes Boae9swano. Bu
$3.50. SaluS 9 9Wetter untsr'
,euo, alle Stple, 80 @euts uno aut'
parts. v9adawunna Sabrttat.
@emGuoer fir Srauen uno Stnoer, u
psridieoenen Sarbeu. 80 @entS oas 9e
wuno. DuOfotb @eiuno4ett'
llnterSeus. uuseiertist uon 3tpet lspara
ten Stofien uno Oaber Wdrmsr Wts &c
mSbnlit. @emGnosr fur Damen Dot
$1.25 auf; fir ainoer pom Is Sent'
aui. Damn 9iebt es no6 osrltteoen
anosre CUTE 5abritate, bic iammtlid
ibrsn eissnsu SOrtbcil babsn.
sie Sraucn unb Sinbsr llnter5ens ab
thriluns, Infer Sur9sang, SauptfiHr'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
aaubbeit fann ni6t sebeiIt ,per

SuupUGtt hubh htDt HNDN't w.
ben eurt Iofalt appIieatiOrsn. rpsl iit ben ran
fen 5btil bee Sbus niGt nrsihtn fOnrtn Sc
gisbi nur slusn Bss. bic 3aubbeit ,u furirtn, unp
6tr IL pur1 eOnfiiutipusas SstImiittI. Gaubbsit
pirb burb rnsn tntiinpsttn 3uifano br ibIsi.
miesn glusfl,ibuua rtr cuff tiitsn 8Ubrt psr.
uriatt. 0snn bisis 8Dbrt iit snilhubtL babt
ibr tiusn rumptInbsn IUn pbsT unuplfcmmtnts
@sbSr; unp ptun s saut asl6IOfm il, srfulst
Jaubbtit, uno ptnu bic &nBhneuug nitt atbo
ben unO bilis RSbrt pisesr in ibrtn etbSrietu
3uifane StIGBt presH fam, pirb has @sbST
fur INNER ,trltO iptTbsu; ntun Sale uutsr stbu
pubtn buI6 8aiarrb ptruriatt psI&u ni&ts
ole elm snpinesiu 3ulfaub eu i4lsimissn
SbuflGhsn III
rir wUlltu snbunbtrt DoIlnrs fir isesn
(burt aaiarrb puurlatisn) 5aa ppn 5aubbeit
bgabIsn, cen mir ni6t bur6 Ginnsbmtn BON
Saa's aatarrb' Sur bsiIfn fDnufn. 9aBt Gu1
umIunf 9ireuIart fpmmen.
3. ). 9btutp& & 6 o., 5oItbo, ..
Hd~ 9srfduft ppn allen Apptbtfrn, 75s.
Sal's 6amIisu ptIlsu iine bic btfsn. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

4 8sItsllt bas .8obsnblatt. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
AuS benz oberen xbale.
(glr6balb @orreiponben3.)

(Sr6balb @orreipOnOenj.)
- gaftor 8m. o. Sunf purSs am
Dienitas Gbsnb ole SeeliOrser Der eu.
beuti6sn @emsinbe uOn slr6balb feier'
lib initallirt.
- @ius @rplOiio BON @as uerbrunn'
te Sreitas in Der Sobnion .3e6e 5u
9riceburs ben 8srsmann 5ranf gunfi'
topsfi in nidt sefdbrli9er 0eiie, wab'
renh isin Sauolanser STANLEY 9auin,
Der bic GrplOiiOn NIT isinsr unbsiafs.
ten 9umpe usruriadte, itlimm uer'
brannt unO in tritiidem .3uitano bsm
Staat 9oipital iibsrfiibrt wnroe.
= als er Montas obsn am @len.
pooo BREEDER in Sermbn nit Rspara'
turen bsidafti9t mar, perlOr Sobu Do
uosfp isin @lsidSsipidt unO ftiirSts cine
Diifau3 bon etpa 100 SUP 3ur @roe,
Saburd einen Shitenbru6 uno boppel'
ten 8rud bss lnfen 9lrmes erbultsno.
Ssin 3uitanb lit nibt unssfdbrlid, bod
srwurtet man i'm giotbfall Soipitul 3u
@arbonoale, oaB er Dieoer 9eneien wiro.
= Dur6 ben @initur3 elmer Sol;.
wano, Die 5ur Stiisuns elmer 80 SUB
S0iduns erri6tet worben mar, bumit
cine @Oncretmauer an Der Stelle sebaut
werOen fam, wuroe Dienitus giudmit.
tag bel Der .. & Us. @iienbubn Su srh.
bnlo elm Wiunn Sst6otet unb fiinf anbers
uerlest. Soispb Siieiie BON Wupfielo
puroe unter Der Wfaiie sefuusen uno
auf Der Stelle set6btet, benn iein @snid
mar ssbro6en. Drei 8erleste wur6su
oem giOtbfall SOlpital in Carbonate
iiberwisien uno bic aubersn 3ipei mad
ibren SBobnunsen in WtaDfslo ssbraht;
tie iino mehr oOsr wenissr Seri6unOsu
uno Seribnitten.
(@arbonoale @orreiponbens.)
Ser unb 6rau Sobn Srans Don
Siib Terrace StraBe bstrausru ben
COB ibres 2iGbrisen SObnss Donalo,
Der am Sumitus itarb. Die 8eiiesuno
fano SOnntaS i'm ct. GOie Srisoboi
ftatt.
= Sissins' @aiblaben auf Der Siib.
isite wuros frib DOnusritus Morseu
oOn @inbre6ern beimgsiudt, bic @aeu'
Daaren uno Groceries I'M Wertb Don
stwo 5000 itublsn. Sin SellerfsnItei
9ab bem Serlen @intritt.
= Midael RomansfD, elm Berg
mann in Der Siuiioe .3eds gu Sorsi
@itD, purbe am Dienitas Wiitta9 untsl
einem Selienfall sefansen uno srbieli
ben aDrper idlimm serbriidt, wis aud
innerlide Serlssun9en. Wfau nabm
ibn nod oem OtOtbfall Spipital, no ieir
glbleben eripartet muroe.
= Srau @liiubetb 6. 9aupsl, bil
Dor 62 Sabren in Deuti6lanb SsbOrsr
wuroe uno felt einisen Sabren bier an
idiii9 mar, 1T Wtontas abeub na6 laur
serer araufbeit in ibrsr 8obnuns or
@larfe Guenue seitorbsu. Die Ssritor'
bene wiro uou 3pei G6dtern iibsrlsbi
uno ibre Ssiiesuns srfOlste seiteru i'm
Sroofiioe 6rieobof, mad einem Erauer'
Sienit in Der oeutiden lutb. Stride.
- Sine autide, in Der fi6 Srau u.
8. Siler BON Saurel StraBe unb Srau
3. s. RObbius, Satin bes Paitors Der
GrinitD @emeinbe, befanben, fpuroe am
Montas Ota6mittas auf Der Dunoafi
Strass 3reujuns BON elmer &oiOmotius
setroffen. Srau Sobbins ipruns aus
Der Sutide uRb ftieB nit benz 3opfs
segeu Elm Rao, babur9 einsn itlimmen
Sbnitt iiber oem linfen ause erbaltenb,
wdbrenb Srau Siller iisen blieb uno
bas Bierb am Dur6breunen perbinSere
te, ionit wGre Der llnfall uabri9einli6
idlimm uerlaufen. Seioe Damen er.
bielten cine 5iemli9 itarte 9isrueneri6ut'
teruns.
QBapne Spuntp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

Gin einfu@rs SansmitteI. = @r III
ais Elm einfa6es Sausmittel betannt.
StOmmt in eiuiader Slai6e unb sinfa'
dem llmidlas, aber es lisst Der llritOfi
Der .9eilunS" in isosr Slaide bon 5Or'
mis- Ilpenfrauter. S6reiben sic um
ben u9raufenbOte". st mirb frei psr'
Iun6t unO entbdlt alles iiber bieies elm.
fade 8rduter'SsiImittsl, psI9es iibsr
bunOert Sabre lang i'm @ebraud gene.
fen lit. sInfrusen Su ieuoen an Or.
Pster Sabruep & Cons Co., 112-11s
90. Sopue Slue., Chicago, 81.
5orni's sllpenfrduter SlutbeIeber 1T
gu baben bel Senrp gBulter, 1o11 GeOar
Guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

= Sn Sos sIusslss, Gal., purOs bic
SOutbern Pucific @iienbabnseielliduft
Usssn 8spillisunS unseissIider Staten
su elmer @elOftruie bon 500, 600 usrur'
tbeilt.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-11
DESERTER FROM
navy SURRENDERS
To The POLICE

RENO, June 10.-John Frederick
Crandall appeared at the police sta
ton yesterday and admitted that he
was a deserter from the United
States torpedo boat destroyer Paul
Jones" stationed at Mare Island.
When asked why he surrendered
himself. which meant his return to
the naval service. Crandall explain
ed: My brother and | were on the
same boat, and becoming tired of 1t,
decided to get away. We both left
together. but short time ago he
was caught and taken back to the
boat. and now | have decided that |
might as well go back. too"
When informed by Chief of Police
Burke that he must lock him up until
word is received from the naval sta
ton at San Francisco. crandall re-
marked. You won't have to lock me
up. will you2 I'll be here"
II must do SO to know that you are
here" was Burkes reply. and the
young man simply added. well. all
fright"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-11
ALL ABOARD
FOR BIG SHOW
On JUNE Il
VOLUNTEERS ARE PREPARING
SOME NOVEL STUNTS FOR
THAT EVENING.
Ten little volunteers,
Swinging on the rings,
One bumped his coco,
And then he seen things.

Wow! Isn't that awful! But it
was only after being assured that it
was meant to be poetry that we
printed it. Heinie Annawaldt COM
posed the above verse last evening,
while in pensive mood. He has
started to write about the volun-
teers' gymnastic entertainment !,
which will be given at the Eagles
Pavilion June II. Just as Heinie
reached the last line of the bum
poem the lights went out.
Luckily the entertainment has
nothing to do with the poetry. For
it is going to be the greatest thing
ever pulled off in Tonopah. There
will be large number of specialties
by Professor Schaefer's gymnastic
class. Each stunt is an act in itself.
The tickets have been placed on sale
at the leading business houses.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-11

DAY IS RAPIDLY
DRAWING near
THE OBSERVANCE BY THIS CITY
WILL Guido ALL PREVIOUS
AFFAIRS.

The time is close drawing near
when the sound of the big cannon
cracker, the foot of the horn and the
noise of the small boy is heard
throughout the land, the waving of
banners and flags, the decorations
of regailia and bunting, the display
of pyrotechnics and the gala appear
ance of holiday attire reminding the
people of this great nation of their
country's birth, the day we celebrate,
the anniversary of the signing of the
declaration of independence, July a.,
1875.
In proper keeping with the great
occasion Tonopah will celebrate in
fitting manner. Committees are al
ready astir arranging program that
will eclipse all previous efforts. The
surrounding towns are looking for
ward to us as the chief center of at
traction and celebration and the peo-
pie of southern Nevada from far and
"loC VIII iO5oIS lASA 2 " PeeA wv
pate in and enjoy the festivities of
our natal day.
There will be athletic games and
contests in all their varied phases,
grand parade, music and fancy drill
ing by the Uniform Rank of Knights
of Pythias, of this city and Gold
field, brilliant pyrotecnic dis
play, drilling contests for prizes by
the miners, the volunteers in their
gaudy uniforms, and in short a jolli-
fication that will fairly startle the
natives.
A feeling of coming prosperity is
in the air. The mines were never
better. business is getting brisk and
with the booming of the new camp
of Glendale bursting in at our very
doors the citizens and the people of
this glorious old town of Tonopah
are awaiting the occasion with pent
up feeling to give vent to their over
flow of enthusiasm.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-11
SECURED JURY
YESTERDAY IN
KNOCK CASE
SUIT FOR DAMAGES WILL ACT
UALLY START AT THIS
MORNINGS GAME.

The case of Knock VS.. the Tono-
pah and Goldfield railway was called
in the district court yesterday and
the day was consumed in securing
the jury The twelve men were
selected just before the court adj
journed last evening and the taking
of testimony will start this morning
Both sides exercised but four of their
peremptory challenges.
Knock is suing the railroad COM
pany for $4,000 damages, having
lost his right arm while in the en-
ploy of the company He is repre-
scented by Berry and Cole, while the
defense has secured the services of
Campbell, Metson and Brown.
The following jurymen were Sc
lected: Charles E. Coble, Grant C.
Penrose, Walter j. Drysdale, John
Dunsdon, David Hooper, William
Micheal Ashburn, Frank P. Smith,
James Crooks, W. H. Thomas, Thorn
as B. Flood, John Pugh and George
S. Watkins.
The work of securing the jury
started at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning and it was exactly $3.50
O'Clock last evening when counsel
for both sides announced that they
We're satisfied with the selection and
the jury was charged by the court.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-11
FRANK LUCY'S
DEATH CAUSED
BY NEGLECT

GOLDFIELD, June 10.-'Crim-
inal negligence on the part of the
repair gang working in the Reilly
shaft for the Goldfield Florence Min
ing company, by falling down said
shaft, caused by stepping upon a
defective plank placed there by one
of said repair gang.
This is the substance of the find
ings of the coroner's jury which yes
terday completed it's inquisition into
the death on Monday of Frank AL
len Lucy, mine superintendent of
the Florence. 1t is said that the re-
port of the mine inspector, who also
independently investigated the acct
dent that cost Lucy his life, will be
along the same lines as the verdict
of the coroner's jury
The jury was composed of e. H.
Latimer, foreman; William e. Beck
er, Richard Doyle, G. L. Brown, w.
0. Madden and Thomas Mccartney.
The broken blank about which 50
much mystery obtained, was intro
duced before the court. 1t had been
split almost entirely across the mid
die, and the CRIME of age in the
crack showed the break to have been
an old one. 1t is claimed that the
board would not have sustained the
weight of child, to say nothing of
a full grown man. One portion OF
the board was found on the $50
level, by William Anderson, who
was down the shaft in company with
Ed Ryan, deputy state mine inspec.
tor, and the other at the ESQ level
just above the stump. The plank is
about foot wide at one end, but
the other end was not more than
eight and half inches wide, owine
to an old break. Moreover, it was
of such length as to barely cover
the shaft. Thomas F. Walsh, day
engineer, testified that the plank
came almost to point at one end
John Bell testified that when he went
down the shaft on Monday morning
the plank in question was not across
the shaft at the sixty-five foot level
lt must have been placed there by
some one after he had gone down
Frank Gregory declared that he had
placed one board across the coroner
OF the shaft, but not the one runnins
clear across, and which broke with
Lucy's weight. William Anderson
, who is in charge of the repair gang
stated that he had given no order.
for the plank to be placed across the
smart, and was in ignorance of who
assumed the authority to do so.
Brief funeral services were helt
at the Presbyterian church at 7:4t
o'clock this morning, after which
the body will be placed on a La,
Vegas train for Denver, accompanied
by the widow and her mother.
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Temperature Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau office
was &c follows.
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AFTER THREE YEARS Is
SENTENCED TO DEATH

SPOKANE tWash). June TO-
Charles Fillpot. who has been a pris-
oner here for nearly three years. was
sentenced today to be hanged In
Walla Walla penitentiary Monday.
August 2. Fillpots crime was the
murder OF Ned Cole. a lonely old
rancher. whose body was found In
the Spokane river In April. 1906.