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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-15
WANTED

WANTED:-Room and board for
young lady of refinement, phone w.
w. Gatewood Office. 15tf
WANTED:-Man to do light work for
his board. Address Box IL, R. F. Z.
1872"
WANTED:-Posiulon as house keep
err on ranch or for elderly couple
in town.-Mrs. Bayes, co Virginia
Inn. 1872
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Classified "Ad5.''
d SALE.

FOR SALE:-Geese feathers. Call up
phone 1874, long and snort. l9t5
FOR SALE:-Nice Young pullets and
laying hens, cneap.-720 N. Main.s If
FOR SALE:-Cbickens for eating. All
sizes. Phone 2S3-3 rings. If
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. lStf
FOR SALE:-Alfalfa hay with one
third gramma grass, s13 delivered
anywhere in town.. t. Deason,
Phone 291 Is, IL. 14t12*
FOR SAI.E:-Three lots close in, e.
front at corner of 7th and Main
St, with artesian well and 2 story
adobe house. See J.. A. B. Bear at
Record Oficfie OFT
FOR SALE:-Three good work hors-
es. inquire at Roswell Gas Co. 17tf
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Huntinn PARTY nst-

w. F.. Quarles. Leon Bristley, j. s.
Kennedy and Harold l.. Jerard all
went hunting Saturday night, going
TO Acme in a hack, expecting to re-
turn some time Sunday. A wire re
ceived tais morning the
Fact thar the party got lost and are
now waiting at Acme for tonignt's
train TO come homa.
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ENCOURAGING Farming In Korea.

His majesty the emperor of Korea
has announced his intention of pro-
ceeding to one of the imperial fields
outside the east gate within a few
days and going through the ceremony
of tilling a small portion of land for the
purpose of encouraging the people in
the pursuit OF agriculture.
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Shorten Mill Hours.

Boston. o 15.-It is estimated
that fully half of the cotton mills OF
New England are now running on
slack time, as a result of the recon-
mendation of the Arkwrisnt Club that
production be greatly curtailed by the
middle of November.
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Dr. Robert Bruce. Smith left on to-
days auto for his nome in Ell Paso.
Mr.. Smith greatly pleased two large
audiences at the Baptist church yes
isarday al morning and evening SER
vices.
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Show at Armory Continues to Please

A good sized crowd hear AS miles
from Nowhere" at the Arnory Satur-
day night and the same company will
present "A Servant of the Law to
night.
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Snow at Amarillo.

Special 10 Record.
There was a 4 inch snow at Anna
Tillo Saturday, which was all -nelteJ
by night and was followed by a driz-
fling rain Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mre. ]. ". Gross went down
TO Carlsbad Saturday night for a short
visit. returning this morning.
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The Bay View Reading Club will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow,
morning at the home of Mrs. john
". Poe.
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for prompt transfer service phone
al. Special attention to moving
household goods.-John +. Harri-
4on. S6t4.
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A beautiful lot in Home Place Ad-
dition. S. Z. Corner, sewerage and city
water, at an extremely low price, this
being the last one We lave.-Roswell
Title & Trust Co.
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: The Country Club Bridge Club
peets Wednesday with Mrs. VIII Pra-
ger and Mrs. Oliver Smith as hostess.
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John Vanderlinden, lately of Des
Moines, Iowa, has accepted a position
with the Roswell Gas Company as as
sistant bookkeeper and solicitor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rowley returned
from a short visit at Carlsbad this
morning
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Richard Archer. of the Albuquerque
Morning Journal. who has been in
Roswell on business, left Saturday for
his home.
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, See Evernan DeIore you build. l
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 107 and
| will call. 90tf.
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l. A. Phillips. wife and daughter
arrived Saturday night from Los An
gsles, Calf.
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The most beautiful lots In this city,
including water, sewerage, n side
walks. all nicely located in Alameda
Heights. we are now offering a very
low price with small payments down.
Roswell Title & Trust Co.
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Mrs A. c. Swanson returned thi
morning from Artesia where she ma
been visiting her daughter.
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Miss Martha Stone returned Sun
day morning from Artesia, where she
has been visiting relatives for several
days.
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$500 900 to loan on Irrigated farms.
long time loans, interest payable IN
nually with privilege to pay of loan
before DUE. b. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 N. Main.
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w. p. Holland. of Dexter passed
through Roswell this morning on his
way to Canyon City. Plainview and
abilene. Texas.
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Mrs. Roy Daniel entertains the Five
Hundred Club tomorrow afternoon al
her home east of Roswell.
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The Record not only prints the
news first. but it also does the best
commercial printing.
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When you are in need of bread, try
the HCele Bakery's Banana Bread
which is the best made in the south
1916.
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Mrs. Charles Joyce will give
church Tea at her nome on North
Kentucky avenu tomorrow afternoon
from 2:30 until 600.
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A fve-room house, close in, all In
good condition, w~ell-water right. fol
.$1650.0O: parties leaving town.-Ros.
well Title & Trust Co.
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Notice TO Real Estate A

My property is hereby withdrawn
from the market.
1t" Chas. F. Mussenden.
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Mrs. l.. Il. Boellner returned this
morning from a short business trip to
Artesia.
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z. c. Gaddis. formerly of Roswell,
is up from Artesia for a few days.
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Mrs. Jr~R. Beistle arrived IN the
late train last night from Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, for a couple of
months visit with her fater, j. w.
Bennett.
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Miss Fannie Bounds is expected to
arrive from Sherman, Texas, tomor-
row evening for a short visit with her
sister. Mrs. A. II. Johnson, of loo w.
Tilden.
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F. Divers left ltnis morning for
points in Kansas He will be gone
until after Christmas.
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j. 7. Anderson, of Dalhart, Texas,
is in the city forming a Homestead
of the brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, a fraternal insurance order.
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A four-room box house TO be remov-
ed at once. l00.00.-Roswsll Title &
Trust Co.
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guarantee TO move you without de-
facing your furniture.-E. S. Mundy,
Transfer, phone SO. 80t1n
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MIR. and Mrs. Roy Nook came home
Saturday night from Yellow House
Ranch.
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Mr.. A. A. Mason arrived Saturday
night from Abba, Iowa, and will
spend the winter here with his wife
ead daughter, Mrs. Drew Pruit.
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A new three-room modern Bunga-
low, good location, close in for $1,000
VIII finish to suit purchaser; easy
terms.-Roswell Title & Trust Co
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LOST

'LOST:-Diamond ring Liberal us-
ward for return to Record Once
1et1s
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The Bible Study Club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. w. A. Johnson.
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w. ii. Rhodes left tlis morning for
= ten days business "trip in Texas.
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DIR. G. II. Veal left this morning for
Jefferson. Texas on a business trip.
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Solomon Owens left this morning
for la Fort, Texas.
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p L. Harpold came up from Artesia
this morning.
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Boellner. the jeweler. has it cheaper
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S LOCAL NEWS 5
Z~~~~~N

B~oellner. the jeweler. has it cheaper
p I. Harpold came up from Artesia
this morning.
Solomon Owens left this morning
for La Fort, Texas.
w. ii. Rhodes left tails morning for
= ten days business trip in Texas.
The Bible Study Club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. w. A. Johnson.
DIR. G. II. Veal left this morning for
Jefferson. Texas on a business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Nook came home
Saturday night from Yellow House
Ranch
Mrs. l.. Il. Boellner returned this
morning from a short business trip to
Artesia.
A four-room box house to be remov-
ed at once. sl00. 0O.-RosweI Title &
Trust Co.
l.. A. Phillips. wife and daughter,
arrived Saturday night from Los An
geles. Calf.
h Record not only prints the
c first. but it also does the best
commercial printing.
F. Divers left tnis morning for
points in Kansas. He will be gone
until after Christmas.
Mrs. Roy Daniel entertains the Five
Hundred Club tomorrow afternoon at
her home east of Roswell.
Mrs A C returned this
morning from Artesia wher she mas
been visiting her daughter.
j. I. Anderson, of Dalhart, Texas,
Is in the city forming a Homestead
of the brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, a fraternal insurance order.
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Ut dlu MlS- OllNOA oAhAth a. hCotCoo+
--O-
for prompt transfer service phone
j4l. Special attention to moving
household goods.-John T.. Harri-
Ton. S6t4.
: The Bay View Reading Club will
sold its regular meeting tomorrow,
morning at the home of Mrs. john
". Poe.
Richard Archer. of the Albuquerque
Journal, who has been in
on business. left Saturday for
lis home.
w. p. Holland. of Dexter passed
through Roswell this morning on his
ray to Canyon City, Plainview and
Sbilene. Texas.
Mr.. A. A. Mason arrived Saturday
tight from Abba, Iowa, and Will
spend the winter here with his wife
daughter, Mrs. Drew Pruit.
A fve-room house, close in, all In
rood condition. well-water right. for
il65O.00: parties leaving town.-Ros-
veil Title & Trust Co.
NtlS- 1ild l1o 3OH&C "a SIf& -
Tea at her nome on North
kentucky avenue tomorrow afternoon
rom 2:30 until 600.
John Vanderlinden, lately of Des
Ioines, Iowa, has accepted a position
with the Roswell Gas Company as as
bookkeeper and solicitor.
When you are in need of bread, try
HCele Bakery's Banana Bread,
which is the best made in the south
vest. 1916.
Miss Fannie Bounds is expected to
Irrive from Sherman, Texas, tomor-
evening for a short visit with her
Mrs. A. II. Johnson, of loo w
Tilden.
A new three-room modern Bunga-
ow, good location, close in for $1,000
Viii finish to suit purchaser; easy
Title a. Trust Co
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
jimmie HALEY The
POPULAR STATE
OFFICIAL HERE
STATE BULLION AND TAX COL
LECTOR ARRIVES YESTER-
DAY FROM RENO.

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 Goldfield and
Lincoln county
Mr. Haley took much interest in
the campaign of Mr. A. M. Britt, who
was 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, land 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 bunch of thugs, the
counsilmen >and mayor represent the
best business interests and will work
untiringly for the betterment of theil
home community"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
AUTO TRAVEL
FOR MANHATTAN
IS INCREASING
SIMPLEX CAR LEAVES FOR THE
NORTHERN CAMP WITH
FULL LOAD,

The travel to Manhattan is increas-
ing daily and it is no unusual sight
to witness several automobiles leav-
ing for the northern camp loaded to
it's fullest capacity. Yesterday the
Simplex machine left for the placer
fields with eight passengers, the ma
jority of whom are heavily interested
in mining properties. These passen-
gers were w. A. Weatherbee, F. A.
Mccarthy, J. N. Riggles, c. R. Evans
j. H. Norton, Judge ]. A.. Saunders
Mrs. B. Miller and A. S. Watson.
Mr. Watson only recently became
interested in the Manhattan placer
gulch and is making the trip to look
over the property. He is prepared tc
place a large force of men at work
developing his holdings.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
BORROWS AUTO
and RUNS into
TELEGRAPH POLE
MACHINE SUFFERS SF.T EHAL
SERIOUS FRACTURES BUT
WILL RECOVER.

A chauffeur named Hughes, of
Goldfield, arrived in Tonopah Mon
day night from Manhattan, and late
in the evening went to the garage on
upper Florence avenue where he bor-
rowed the car of H. w. LaLime and
started to take spin. He had trav-
eled about 100 feet when he collided
with an obstinate telegraph pole thu
refused to give the automobile the
right of way AS a result the front
end of the car was seriously damaged
Hughes then hunted up LaLime and
acquainted him of the damage done
He left yesterday morning for his
home in Goldfield
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
ELY WILL USE LARGE
AMOUNT OF TIMBER
Active Mining Operations in Nevada
Copper District Creating Active Mar
ket for Mining Timbers From New
Nevada National Forest.

been notified to have this timber ad-
vertised for thirty days in accord
ance with the law during which bids
will be received for the purchase of
the timber. The price at which the
timber will be sold will not be deter
mined until bids have been received
but the minimum price at which any
of it will be sold is one and one-half
cents per linear foot.
This rate is high compared with
stumpage rates on many national for
ests, but the scarcity of timber in this
region together with the high price
of outside timber and the greater
values produced by the mines make
the rate only what the timber is
worth. Lumber shipped into Ely
from outside markets varies in price
from $45 to $65. The stumpage rate
placed on the government timber,
however, enables the local men to de-
liver it upon the Eli market at a
considerably cheaper rate.
In addition to the sales mentioned,
a great many sales of small amounts
which do not have to be advertised
are being made. The timber sale
work on the Nevada forest is being
handled by Acting Supervisor Ma
thias and Forest Assistant Dunston,
who was detailed from the district Of
flee to assist in placing the timber
phase of the forest work on a sound
basis The manner in which this
work has been handled thus far is
very gratifying to the district office
and great deal of attention will be
given to the sales of timber, the
proper cutting of it, and a conserva-
tive administration of the timber re-
sources in order to assure a contin-
uous supply for the local develop
ment of the country.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
zOUAVE DRILL
WILL BE GIVEN
BY D. 0. k.K.
ARE PREPARING A NUMBER OF
UNUSUAL STUNTS FOR
GRAND BALL.

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 was 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 success without the
additional attraction, for the men,
bers of the Knights of Pythias have
long been noted for their entertain
ments, but the D. o. X. X. club is
after something original and from
the reports it is believed that they
will surprise the natives.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
INDICTMENT
AGAINST OLDS
IS QUASHED
ATTORNEY STATES THAT GRAND
JURY HAD NO EVIDENCE
AGAINST DEFENDANT.

H. B. Fuller, a Goldfeld attorney
representing H. H. Olds, who was in
dicted by the grand jury on the
charge of having assisted in stealing
a set of furs over a year ago from
the room of one May Bowman, ap-
peared in the district court yester-
day and on behalf of his client asked
the court to quash the indictment.
He stated that his reasons for ask
ing this were that at the time the
indictment was returned there was
no evidence before the grand jury
and that Roy Williamson had already
confessed to the crime and named
Odds only as an accomplice. Fuller
stated that the district attorney had
consented to the quashing of the in.
dictment as there was not sufficient
evidence with which to convict.
Judge Averill, after the hearing OF
Mr.. Fuller's motion, quashed the in.
dictment and exonerated Odds bonds.
men.
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. Odds came over
from Goldfield yesterday morning
and will return to the southern cit,
on this mornings train.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
Especial to the Bonanza. }


OGDEN, May 11.-Extensive OPP
erations this spring in the mining
camps at Ely, Nevada, are creating
an active market for mining timbers
from the new Nevada national forest,
which is the youngest member of the
national forest family in this dis
trict.
The Nevada forest was established
on February 10, last, and although it
has not yet had time to contribute
materially to the many lines of forest
business it promises to hold it's own
with other national forests in this
part of the country, judging from the
amount of timber sale work which
has been initiated during the past
few weeks. The area of the forest is
1,222,312 acres, including the noun
tain ranges lying around Ely. AL
though the snow in the mountains is
still several feet deep and is more or
less of drawback to timber opera
lions, applications are being receiv-
ed every few days for timber to be
used in the local mines.
During the past two weeks, appli-
cations have been approved by the
district Office at Ogden. Utah, for the
sale of 100000 linear feet of mining
timbers. The applications were made
by local men who are contracting
with the local mines to deliver them
the timber One application for
10000 linear feet of mining timber
was made by William Twiss of Ely
Another application for the same
amount was made by Frank Pistone
Of Kimberly and an application fol
$4,000 feet has just been made by
Messrs. Nelson and Ercanbrack Of
Ely. Acting Forest Supervisor Ma
thias, with headquarters at Ely has
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
v. B. Lyon
STATE AUDITOR ON
OFFICIAL VISIT
WILL EXAMINE INTO ACCOUNTS
OF ALL COUNTY OF
FICIAIIS.

w. b. Lyon, the state auditor, ar
rived in Tonopah yesterday on an Of
fetal visit to southern Nevada. Lyon
will examine into the accounts of all
the officers in the southern counties.
He is engaged in perfecting a system
which he plans to have put in effect
in all the county offices of Nevada
during the present year.
He will be absent from his Carson
headquarters for about five weeks
and plans to visit Esmeralda. Lincoln
White Pine, Elko. Eureka. Lander
aud Humboldt counties before his re-
turn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
TONOPAH ELKS
HOLD ENJOYABLE
SOCIAL SESSION
AT CONCLUSION OF REGULAR
MEETING THE HERD IN
DULGES IN FEAST.

The Tonopah Elks held social
session last evening after their regu-
lar meeting at which they put An
drew Service through the PAGES that
are required of all novitiates who de-
sire to wear the insignia of the ant
Tered herd. At the social two young
sucking pigs were in attendance and
added considerably to the enjoyment
of the evening. Naturally the pigs
were In a roasted form and along
with several other delicacies the
members Jared most excellent at the
impromptu banquet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
new BUILDINGS
OF PIONEER WILL
Be MUCH LARGER
STRUCTURES TO REPLACE THOSE
BURNED WILL BE MORE
CONiMODIOUS.

c. 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 its normal appearance. There
is some delay in getting building ma.
terial enough 10 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 mining viewpoint. the situa
tion is improving rapidly every day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
ASSAULT CASE
IS CALLED IN The
JUSTICE COURT
DAN SULLIVAN RELEASED FROM
CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND
BATTERY.

The case of Dan Sullivan, charged
with assaulting George Wilson in the
Tonopah Club several nights ago, was
called in the justice court yesterday.
Wilson was hit over the head with
bottle by Sullivan, but the evidence
produced at the trial showed that for
some time prior to the assault, Will
son was abusing Sullivan and using
considerable strong language and
had also drawn a knife.
The court, after hearing the evi.
dence, dismissed Sullivan from Gus.
tody.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-12
REGULAR JURY
PANEL EXHAUSTED
YESTERDAY
COURT ORDERS THAT SPECIAL
VENIRE ATTEND TO TRY
GAMBLING CASE.

The regular jury panel was ex-
hausted yesterday in the attempt to
secure jury in the Wandell-Sixty-
Six gambling case and special ven
ire was ordered by the court. There
are stfll three peremptory challenges
to be exercised by the attorneys and
indications point to the latter end of
the week before the examination of
witnesses begins. Three talesmen
were examined yesterday.