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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
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Litigation Causes
Decline in Stocks

The heavy decline of the Pittsburg
Silver Peak stock during the last few
months has caused considerable in
quiry, not only among the stock
holders in Tonopah, but from those
in the east.
The decline is caused by the I'M
settled condition as to the ownership
of the property. Some time ago the
district court at Reno rendered a de-
cision giving the title to Barney
Gamble, a we'll known Nevada min
ing man. Prior to the original sale
of the mine, Gamble had an option
for 100000 on the property, and
when it was turned over to the Pitts
burg people Gamble was not consult.
ed. The attorneys for the Pittsburl
people had the suit transferred tC
the federal court, which in turn di
rected that it be tried by Distric.
Judge w. II. A. Pike Of Reno.
/ Not long ago Mr.. Gamble made
demand for the property which wa
refused and another law suit is emf
nent.
Mr.. Gamble was represented b,
the late George w. Baker, father o
District Attorney Cleye Baker, an,
several other prominent attorneys
Cleve Baker is now engaged by MI
Gamble and is looking out for hi
interest. He stated yesterday tina
he thought that the OWNERSHIP
would be settled definitely within
short time.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
End is in Sight
for Litigation

RENO, May 11.-Ex-G Governor c
S. Thomas of Colorado, accompanied
by ID. r. C. Brown, the prominent
mining man, Frank h. Taylor, and
Mrs. Brown, left last night for the
southern mining camps after a short
stay in Reno.
Pioneer is the objective point OF
the party. Mr.. Brown goes to look
after his recently acquired interests
in the Gold Hill Mining companys
property, the famous Pioneer lease.
and the mining people of the state
are eagerly awaiting his arrival at
the camp, inasmuch as a lookedior
end to the Pioneer litigation may t.
suit.
According to Ex-Governor Thomas,
who is the legal advisor of the
Brown interests, no action will be
taken by his client to Dust the pres.
ent leasers from their ground. Mr..
Brown is too experienced a mining
man not to recognize the value OF
l~easers, their rights and the develop
ment they have done" Thomas said
last night, We will make no effort
TO do more than insure the payment
of past and future royalty"
The attorney. who perhaps knows
more about mining law than any man
in the west, has praise for Nevada.
Mining in this state is climbing
high and win continue to climb be
said, Nevada is better today than
it ever has been. You have done
away with the w~ildcatter and put for
ward the real miner and his work,
and that is what builds mining EN-
pires."
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

James F. Haley, state bullion and
tax collector and hero of several
wars, arrived in Tonopah yesterday
accompanied by his suitcase, straw
hat and overcoat. The genial James
will spend several days in this city
looking after the duties of his Office
and then will go to Goldfeld and
Lincoln county.
Mr.. Haley took much interest in
the campaign of Mr.. A. NJ. Britt, who
vas elected mayor of Reno at the
municipal election held last week.
The residents of Reno believe
that the best man won" stated Mr.
Haley last evening, "and are perfect.
ly satisfied that the affairs of the city
will be well taken care of. Contrary
to the report Sent out that the city is
in the hands of a bunch of thugs, the
counsilmen and mayor represent the
best business interests and will WORK
%untiringly for the betteTment of theil
home community"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

The price paid by Brown and
.ingheld for the Conservative is not
disclosed, but is undoubtedly a small
fortune. Mr.. Brown and Louis Stark,
an engineer for Wing1eld, went to
Pioneer yesterday to look into the
situation, and Governor Thomas of
Colorado will leave this morning for
home.
Involved in the conglomerate, APP
pear to be the stockholders of the
Conservative claim, which is the
claim bought by Wingield and
Brown, the stockholders of the Val
ley View company, the Bullfrog Pho
neer company, the Tobin brothers
and the late purchasers of the Con-
sentative.
The trouble appears to have start.
ed when the Valley View people sci
up the claim that when the Tobins
bought the Conservative claim fol
the sum of $500, they did so os.
tensibly to turn it over to the Pho.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI.
TION FOR DISTRIBUTION.

In the District Court of the Fifth Jul
diclal District Of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County Of
Nye.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliz-
abeth Whips. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that c.
White Mortimer, the administrator
of the estate of Elizabeth Whips,
deceased, has filed in said court, his
petition for distribution of the above
named estate; and that Monday, May
gath, 1909, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of
that day, at the court room of said
court, at the court house, in the
town of Tonopah, Nye county, Ne
vada, has been duly appointed by
the court, for the hearing of the Pc
tition for distribution, at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing to the petition
for distribution, and contest the
same.
Dated, April goth, 1909.
ROBERT G.. POLL,
Clerk of Court.
5-1-S-15-22.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

Ellis Bonte, one of the stockhold-
ers in the Buckeye, who arrived in
Tonopah Wednesday from his home
in Cincinnati, made a trip of inspee-
ton yesterday around the different
points of interest of this camp, in ad-
dition to visiting the Buckeye prop
erty. Mr.. Bonte was considerably
surprised to find that Tonopah was
at least half civilized and his aston
ishment at visiting the Bonanza Of
flee last evening and finding a com
plete printing outfit in the heart of
the desert, was worth witnessing.
At the Buckeye the shaft has en-
countered water which is flowing in
a small quantity. The formation
has changed from rhyolite to later
andesite with considerable quartz ap.
pearing. The sinking of the shaft
will be continued until a greater
depth is secured and then drifting
win be started.
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Hammer and Saw
Mpking Music

Most of the business men who were
burned out at Pioneer last Friday aft
are hustling around and get
ting busy rebuilding or preparing to
rebuild.
The Vienna cafe, Sixty-Six club and
the Columbia club are rebuilding.
Pat Holohan of the Sixty-Six club was
at Rhyolite yesterday looking for bar
fixtures.
Cook and Fleming, dealers in gem
eral merchandise, who were the heav-
lest losers by the recent fire, are al
ready open for business temporarily.
They have a large store at Spring
dale, and were able to transfer a lot
of their stock without a great deal OF
trouble.
The burned district will soon be
filed up with a better class of build
ings than it had before, and at a
mass meeting of the people to be
held this evening steps will undoubt
eddy be taken to secure fire protec
tion for the camp by erecting large
tanks to be kept filled with plenty o
water
An instance of the spirit shown b!
the people of Pioneer in their misfor
tune is the fact that a school ha.
been organized there, occupying tn,
Hostetter building, adjoining tn,
Pioneer bank. About twenty pupil
have already been enrolled.-Bulle
tin.
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happy summers with him: of the long
winter evenings when the snow drift
ed deep outside their home, but was
forgotten in the cheerful 'larmth Of
the pine-logs heaped high in the big
fire place-when his father took her
upon his lap as he sat in the big arm
chair, and stroked her hair and ca
ressed her and told her that he
would love her always and protect
her and her boy. She told him of the
time when the white man had sold
many cattle and had much gold; that
other white men had come and given
him much more gold for the big
ranch: that his father then wanted
to take him, Biawuz, her boy, far
away that he might have him taught
to read and write as the white men
do. She told him how she had stolen
him away at night and hid him until
his father went away; that his father
hoA 5phN lol away anu hCNNl lCAuA -
ed. Other white men had told her
that his father, her husband, now
had another wife and other babies in
a warm home while she and her boy
starved and froze and suffered here
under the willows on their bed of
rags. The Great Spirit had called for
her to come; she must go and leave
her boy alone until 1t called him
also.
Then she law down upon her bed
of rags before the fire and moaned
away her ruined life while Biawu7
sat there alone and could not com
fort her.
I'm the cold dawn, when the camp
fire had burned to snowy ashes and
the spirit of A-wan-e-zu had gone
home, leaving there with her boy
only her cold, emaciated body, rigid
in death, Biawuz walked to Grants.
Vile, the town where General U. s
Grant was once a miner.
"He was barefooted, thinly clad in
rags, cold, and hungry with the hun.
ger of boyhood long unsatisfied. He
was an orphan, without a home; q
'half-breed'-not an Indian, not {
white boy. He was looked down up
on by the Indians and the whites.
His mothers body lay unprotect
ed from the hungry coyotes on he
bed of rags, under the willows, near
the ashes of her last camp fire.
His father sat in his snug HON,
In Canada eating breakfast with hi
wife and babies.
"Biawuz told the story of hi
mothers death and the kindheartet
miners of Grantsville buried her un
derneath the willows that had beel
her home.
mo monument marks her resting
place. Coyotes sit upon her grave a
night and send forth their snapp,
barks and prolonged, shrill bowls a
the cold, pale moon that shines no
only through the willows that benz
above her lonesome grave, but ais,
through the windows of a coy HON,
In Canada that shelters his whit,
wife and the father OF her child"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

There will be a number of new
features introduced at the grand
ball that will be given by the d. o.
X. X. club of this city on May 81 at
Miners Exchange hall. The club held
a meeting last evening and it vas de-
cided that a fancy zouave drill be
given by the Ko-Ko drill team. This
organization will present a number
of difficult and fancy stunts and will
undoubtedly surpass the famous
zouave drill team that has made its
appearance on the leading theatrical
circuits of this country. Their evo-
buttons are also taken from the army
maneuvers, and experts who have had
the opportunity of witnessing the ex-
hibitions have declared the team to
be the best in the United States.
Besides the drill a number of
other unique numbers will be on the
program, all of which will serve to
break the monotony of continual
dancing. There is no doubt that the
dance would be a success without the
additional attraction, for the mem
bers of the Knights of Pythias have
long been noted for their entertain
ments, but the ID. o. X. X. club is
after something original and from
the reports 1t is believed that they
will surprise the natives.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15


j. II. Wittenmyer, engineer in
charge of the construction on the
new railroad, was in town last week
on business, says the Bishop Herald,
and gave out some information as to
its construction.
1t is now completed: that is the
rails are laid. ninety-six miles from
Mojave and trains are being oper-
ated to siding No. %, ninety-two
miles out, and work is being pushed
vigorously to the front.
The work of building tho new
road was begun May 7th, 1908, at
Mojave and by the first day ot June,
or tw~enty-three days later, twenty
three miles of rails were laid, but
since that time the work of building
has not been pushed so vigorously,
and at the same time the construc-
ton has been more difficult.
Mr.. Wittenmyers camp is al the
tunnel and he oversees the road both
ways The tunnel is being pushed
from both ends and 1900 of the
whole 4340 feet is completed, which
is a little more than one-third.
The mayor and councilmen of Los
Angeles, and the waterboard, in
charge of the construction of the
aqueduct went over the road last
week to the end.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
RETURNS HOME.

William Lindsey, who met with an
accident at the Adams gypsum plant
about a month ago and who was com-
PEELED to have one of his feet ampu-
tated, returned to Carson Wednesday
afternoon from Reno. He is feeling
better daily and will soon be in his
usual good health.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

G. X. Redmond, general agent of
the Las Vegas and Tonopah railroad,
with headquarters at Goldfield, came
up from Pioneer yesterday. Mr.. Red
mond reports many buildings in
course of erection since the fire OF
last week, and the place will soon re-
sumo It's normal appearance. There
is some delay in getting building ma
terial enough to supply the demand.
A better class of buildings are being
put up than were formerly on the
ground and Pioneer will In a short
time be in better condition than ever.
From a mining viewpoint, the situa-
tion is improving rapidly every day.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
HAwTHoRNE.LUCKY BOY BosT

The initial number of the Haw-
thorne-Lucky Boy Post is upon our
table. It is a six-column four-page
paper full of interesting and reliable
news of the Lucky Boy district. 1t
is published by w. w. Booth and is
issued Wednesday.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
Application No. 1aae.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission to Appropriate I'll,
Public Waters of the state of Ne

VT hh1h
For Permission TO Appropriate the
Public Waters of the state of Ne
Nnda.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day OF April. 1909, in accordance
with Section rs, Chapter XVIII, of the
statutes of 1907, one Mrs. Milo Game,
of Tonopah, County OF Nye. and State
Of Nevada, made application to the
State Engineer OF Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters
OF the state OF Nevada. Such appro-
prlation Is to be made from Spring at
Mckinney Tanks at point at spring
by means OF ditch, and one inch per
second is to be conveyed to points
use by means of ditch, and there used
for irrigation IN domestic purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
1909.
Date Of last publication, May 10.
1909.
(Signed) FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
state Engineer,
w-i-24-4t.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15
ORE SHIPMENTS
FOR The FIRST
WEEK IN MAY

The following ore shipments have
been compiled by the Tonopah and
Goldheld railroad for the first week
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-05-15

Try a Bonanza want 40.
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PUERTO RICO En-
AuxILIO De ITALIA
Una reunion celebrose an0che en-
los salones del Ateneo.

Tnvo anochs lugsr an el Atsnso una
conc0rfida rsuni6n invitada Eor sl asilor
C6nsul do Italia, con objsto dc acudir sn
suxilio do lAs vfCtimaa do los dssastres did
Stella , Oalabris, On Itslis.
Concurrisron & ass junta, sntrs ctrAa
psrsonas. sl gobsrnador Post, Obispo Mon
ssfior Jonss. Guillsrmo Nobls, safiorss
Hsrminio Dfax. Vicsnts Balb6s, Rafael
Fabian. Miguel Gavino. Antonio Alvarss,
]. Hsrnxndsx L6psz, AlvArex NavA, M.
Fern6ndaz Juncos, Piatro' 'Malasrszsi, Luis
Rinaldi. Agustfn Navarrsts, Rafasl del
Valls, Andres Rodrfgues, David Nobls,
y M. Zsno Gandfa. s
81 Consul de Italia d Ror Bozzo, sxprs'
s6 gus movido por los dolores qua sua
compatriotas suffsn, habfa rscurrido nj
conCurso para confarles 10 nobls misi6n
de mover la opinion p6blica On In isis con
objsto de gus este pusblo scuds on auxlliu
dc Las vfctimas do los terribles dssaatrsa
qus On Italia tuvisron lugar. Copi6 al
sszor Hsrnkndsz Lopez sl dssarrollo del
prop6aito, este compatziota ssplsu6 sl
proyscto dc an colsctivo esfasrzo do ID isla
que sea encaminado al bisn do los QUE
sufrsu.
ri gcbsrnador Foss hiso uso de 10 palA'
bra. Manifest6ss vivamsnts intsYasa 10 on
sl busn 6xito del proyscko, nj cpal No aso'
clio como gobsrnadpr y como particular.
MonH'iior Jones dijo que 81 eatabs On
TODD solfcito y dispussto al fin qus ss psr
segufa que sstaba SECURE do que & In
acci6n dc lca alcsldss do 10 isla .qus min
duda ssrfa iDiciads, aegdn indication del
gobernadoE, ne unirfa el eafaerzo do los
sacsrdotss do toda Ia isla.
El Mf1or Disc Navarro hizo uso do la
pslabra sra sl ssntido de que la LsgislAtura
dsbisra aprobar una 10y asiguando una
cantidad para acudir en- socorro de lsH
vfctimss y sl senior Alvarez Nava cfrsci6
TODD "a ssfasrzo inf uencia On la colonis
sapaiiols para que la rscaudaci6n do fon.
dos resultass 10 mas sficiente posibls.
Adsm6s hicisron uBo do ls palabra los
sssorss BalbEa. Nsvarrste J Emo Gambia
Z el doctor del Valls propuso uns candida
tura, qua fae aprobsda y eonstituys 10
comisi6u central dirsctivs, formandols los
seforsa gobsrnsdor Post como Prasidsnte
don Rafael del ValIs, Hsrminio Dfsz,
Hsrn6ndss Lopez, Alvarsx Navs, consul
do Isalia y directories do los psri6dicos do
San Jusn: Los alcaldss do 10 isls 10 con.
sidsran como vocalss de la exprsssda Osn'
tral.
Sc acord6 llsvar & sfacto dos festss de
csiidad, en- sl Hip6dromo y Tsatro dc Ia
ciudac intarsssr los Clubs do damas de
Ia isla On pro de los trabsjos de props'
ganda 60 favor do In colecta.
La pr6xima reunion del comite central
10 sfsctuar& sl microbes pr6ximo.
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OPORTUNIDAD.-La hay de CON-
PRAR una buena CASA nueva, de cons
trucci6n mOderna y capaz para numerosa
familia; tiene 8 dormitorios y todos los de-
mas servicios; pisos de masaico en- come
dor, cuarto de baflo. cocina BALCONIES; CO.
chera y cuadra para A caballos, entrada de
coche afirmada, patio de cemehto Y reatas
de flores, jardin y arboleda Y cuanto mas
se puede apetecer en- una moderna viyien-
da. Su situaci6n es la mas eana de San
turce. Parada AZ calle del Parque infor-
maran Gonzalez Padin. N. B. Para ell
pago del importe. de la finca Sc dan facili-
dades alcomprador. 15v.a
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De SOCIEDAO.

L
Una simp6tscG. boda. -Cariasd Vars
Abrsu. II ssplendids trignsfia tan conoci
da y admiradn On ssts socisdad, tanto poi
% hsllssa como por sus virtudss y psSts
nscisnfa distinguida famiIia do San JuaD
ccntrsjo matrimoni6 cat6lico On la Cata
oral d domingo con nnsstrc busn cnnpa
t,iots sl sstimabls joven Ram6n Blas Toro
La hermcaa novia lucia slsgantfsimo trsji
blanco y Jesimb6lica corona preatabs ds
licadd> >atractivo & In dulcs fsz do In lindf
sjma ssfiorita contraysnts.
Fusron padrinos ID distiE guidR saficrs
Adriana Ahreu viuda do Vsrs, madrs da
In novis , Rodolfo Vera, hermano ls ests
perteneciente nj comsrcio do sats plass
La nusva daspoaads tsrmin6 hs POGO &c
instruction superior On 81 Colegio dc lal
r. e. M. M. do ssta ciudad poxee como
cimisntns qus avaloran ~ vslsr pTestande
aaf Lon mejorss auspicios para Ilsvar ID
mas complste fslicidad sl vsnturoso hcgsI
que scsba de constituir. Ell contrsysnt,
msrscs 10 msjor opinion do ssta aocisdad
y % nm jovsn culto distinguido.
La concurrsncia la boda, aunque efsc
tuAda esta On familis, fac vsfdadsramsnt.
brillants y conocidas damAs caballeroI
prstaron 81 concurso 6 la mayor ssplen
didsx del aimpztico actn.
Ana Elisa Vera, Ia hirmanita. dc ID
dssposada' lucfa un slsgsntfaimo trsjs blan
CO , seguramsnts gus muchos de Los j6vs
mes asiatsntss hubisron do hacsr gratoI
psnsamisntos nj considsrar ls dicha qus
sata GddiaimR dsmita hsbr6 do propcrcio
mar On 10 porvenir nj que tsnga la fortuna
dc conquistar IN ccraxnncito hoy todavia
no dinpusato al parecer para las lidsa da
Cupidc; psro dsfsndido por una singular
bsllexa tambien.
Que las flores que hoy perfuman enc no
gar no 90 marchitsn iamks.
Para pronto-En el 'Versallss'' Do
Escs que Capido hs ssntado ahora sus rsa
les y IL gsntil morsnita do IL pzrada 18,
paFecs que nj fin rindi6 m coras6n nj io
ven galkn do la calls do San Francisco,
que ha sAf ha obtenidn la mas vsnturosa
victoria.
Rsgreso. -Mariita Monssrrat EURO re-
grss6 dc EspsfiR en- donds pas6 una lsrga
tsmporada IN union do Hu distinguida CO.
nora madrs y dol senior Monserrat ga pa
DIRE. Visns como sismprs muy linda y
damos In eatimabls familis In mas coz
disl bisnvsnida.
De temporada. adas de sus
rsspscfivos ssposcs 10 sucusntran ca eata
ciudad y passrGn asuf In tsmporada del
psriodo legislativo, Les distipguidas sefo.
ras dc Llorens. Torres de Ponce, Isabel
Buatslo do Lopez Diaz, do San German.
Que lea Ess grsta IN satsncia aquf e Ian
sstimablss damaH.
A baitar.-El domingo hAbrk jarana sn
sl Casino y 10 sspers qusds tan animaoa
como laa dltimas.
Maestro pssams.-A 10 distinguida ss.
posa y dom6s deudos del squs fu6 nueutro
amigo , compatriots sl senior Francisco
Casals fallscido On Fsjardo 81 skbado, On
vianaos 10 mas ssntida expression do CON.
dolancis dsssando que 10 rsaignaci6n oris'
tianR mitigus 81 pens y len de confofmi'
dad para aceptar con toda laYosible tran.
quilidad ca tan ruds prusba 10 voluntsd
del que On 10 Alto 10 dispons todo.
sEMPER.
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qus baatabs una vsrita fua.

qus bastabs una vsrita fna.
FL guardia Manuel Fsrnkndsx, mani
fsst6 que a1 DIR los gritos do una mujsr ID
"iaquf hay an hombre. vestido de bLancor'
y vsr corrsr Santiago Dfaz, sgsTr6 &
cate y 10 llsv6 & In tasa do donds saliau
Ian vocas On ls cusl Maria Molips, 10 70
conoci6 como OF hombFe que scababs de
pressntkrssls GA su cuarto. Que sl acusa.
do vsstfa do blanco zspatos blaucss y NO
nsgaba & acomgsfisr sl tsstigo & casa do
la Molina.
Kl fiscal dol Distrito ssiior Torrss Grau,
declare qus el dfs siguisnte del sucsso,
couduio & su prsssncis 10 poliefa al scu.
sado y este vsstfa trsjs blspco y zspatos
biancos mojados y sl rusdo del pantal6n
aalpicado como si hubisra corrido por oil
lode.
Dsspu6s dol informs dol mismo fiscal y
do las instrucci6nss del jusz ssfior Audrey,
sl jursdo % retro dslibsrar y al POGO
ratio prsssnt6 contra Santiago Dfsz, vsTs'
dicto dc culpabilidad dc sscslamiento On
primer grado, con intsnci6n de comstsr
violaci6n.
La Oorts sensl6 sl dfa Is para dictsr
sentsncis.
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AMERICANA.
Wilburn Wright bate en- Francia
tOdOs sus antiques records"
Sc mantuyO en- Mans una altura
de "a pies.
servlcl. especial par sLa,conesponsencia"

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Wilburn Wright. sl aviator amsricano
hA batido sn- Mans, Francia, todos sus
antiques records pof uns ascsnci6n Dc una
hora SO minutos , SO seeundos, su msjor
records era do una hora, 81 milo utos 81
ssgundos. hscho On 81 do Sstismbrs 6lti.
mo.
La ascsnci6n On Mans fu6 CON obisto de
ganar In cops Michelfn, cfrscida nj aviator
qua antss del 81 do Diciembre de ], ,9O8
hiciers In mayor ascsnci6n.
Mr. Wright 10 mantuvo una aItura do
"a pies y1k distancia gus rscorri6, inds.
psndients dc las svolucionss. fae do 81
millas , msdis. A csuss do una avsris
IN sl carbusador. fhe que dsscsndi6.
La misma tards Wright tsrmin6 Ia jor'
NADIA satablecisndo 81 record do alturs.
Apsssr de IN fusrts visnto 10 elsv6 4
800 pier ganando el prsmio del Asrso dc
In s aYths.
AL final 20 cree gus ls violancia dsl
visnto oblig6 G Wright rsnuncisr q su
tsntAtiva; psro lleno do audscia ss lans6
CON N mGquips dar muchas vusltas nj.
rsdsdor d6 campo dc maniobraG I'm al
momsnto en que 10 sncontraba 80 pies,
nm fusrts golpa do visnto cogi6 do traves
al asrsoplsno y 10 hacs rstrocsdsr. Los
sspsCtsdorsa ne atsrrorixaron, psro sin per.
dsr IN calma, el aviator rectifica snssgui'
ds Ia ponici6n do % mkquipa contin6s
la ruta.
Disx minutes mas tards ue calm6 sl vien.
to el ssreoplsno Es slevs bruscsmente
poniendoss nj nivsl do una lfnsa do globi'
tos.qus marcabAu la alturs de 800 pies
Dsspues de este acto, ID mGquina comisnza
6 dsscsndsr y toma terra frsnts "a Ca
sstR.
III Claub Asrso dc la 6arths cffsCi6
una comida 6 Wright On cslsbraci6n de- IN
nueyR yictoYia