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The Washington herald., 1909-06-03
Circuit Court No. 1
rrsrrcE srAFFoRn

No $3.50 Hack vs. Campbell: motion 70 quash
San
No. isie0. AlcottR Company vs. Williamson
& Lihbey Lumber Company: judgment on verdict
&c. Attorneys John Ridout-L- A. Tradt and e.
4. Wilson.
No $3.50 kramer Fur Company Us. saks Fur
Company: Crder dismissing sli- f0c failure 10 file
declaration. Attoruey H. L. Franc.
No. fss2 Han VS. Capital Traction Company I;
Oh trial Attoneys. l. TobriDel-R Z. Perry <
son and G. 7. Dunlop.
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First base BY euur-Peck. l. Left on bases-
Bethany. s; Peek. s. First base On balls-Of
Wooden. 3; of Powell. 4. Struck out-By Wooden
l3; by Powell. T. Three-bass hit-POWelL TEo-hase
hit-Dodd Sacrifice hit-Spaulding S.olen bases
Dcdd. Sheaffer Murphy ~. Double plays-Cramr-
ton 70 1isnefee; McDonough 70 Riddle 20 Evans
Passed ball-C. BrUomc. Ulnpru-Mr. Hughes
Time q game-l hour and % minutes.
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Denies the Reports.

P Merrill Griffith, American consul at
Tampico Mexico. has telegraphed the
state Department that reports that Tam
pico has been destroyed by a cyclone are
untrue. There has been no storm al
Tampic0.
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base by errors-Traiunen. 8. Southern. 2 Lcft Ou
hases-Truinmcn 3. Southern. g. fint base On
balls-OH Handy. e. Struck o1t-By Handy. 6. hy
Haehss. G. Tuc-base hits-Brooks. Ryon 2,. Sscrt-
fee hit-Hughes. Stolen bases-Brocks ~. Heutrtz
o. Young spence. Shanahan .2.- Wld pitch
Handy. Passed baIl-PecL Tmpre-1l-. Flynn
Time q game-l hour and 70 minutes
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ST. JOSEPHS ANNEX VICTORY.
Defeat Holy Name Altar Boys In n
WeII-pIayed Game.

Holy Name affairs boys team to-day
in a weu-played game. by the score Of
10 .
The features OF the gsme were the
batting Of Biancanella and Rossites. and
the pitching Of Gl0Vaurth. VINO struck
out eleven batters Of the losing side.
Address all challenges 10 Joseph Gar
della. IN care Of Christ Child Club. 80
Second street northeast Score
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Equity Court No L.
JUSTICE BARNABD.


No. c551- CallaWav - Williams CO a.; appear
ancs Of absent defendant ordered Attorney, ]. A.
AIaodel
No. sss2a Webster Manufacturers Company rs.
American Loading ard Unloading Machine Com
pauy 0rder nisi- Attorneys. W r. Sholes-J- l.
Pot5ury
No. 8579. sommes-Kely Company vs. SANITARY
GruceTy Company e al; order appointing receiver;
bond. 1000. Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg-L. II.
David.
No. 1854 Tavlar executor. SC. VS.. Cunningham
e. al; order extending time 20 take testiulony At
torueys, p. ". Brown and c. W. ClagCtt-Nlilan &
No s39. Anderson vs.. Goldie ct a.: title vested
by adverse possession. Attorney. G. ". Owen.
/ No ZSilA Carrick vs.. Carrick; reference 10
exanliner Attorneys. z l. Gies-J C. Foster and
l j. ". Nichol
| No. G5s. Langley vs.. Onderiouk et A.. appear
anCe Il absent defendant ordered Attorneys s. q.
3 Pcclls and a. A. H0ehling.
No. 2735. Foster 20 al rs Deuison et al, re-
oeiyess ordered 20 pay tax. ATTORNEYS. S. C. Peeue
Z and p. J.. Seman-J. j. Darlington and q B.
Linton.
4 In re Gnrcy) Dennis Cummings; order 20 invest
I In re Clu1acyl Martin Dooley: auditors report ap-
/ No. 2ei6. Harvey vs. Harvey; sale finally ratiaed
I Attorneys. c. ". Dau-H Johnson and P j.
( RYAN.
/ No. 2s56o. Little vs. Davis; order appointing trIs
tees 20 sell; bond, $1,000. Attorneys. NJ D. Camp
hel-B. +. Leighton.
No. E5Si. Frazier vs.. Ross; rule set 10 days after
: service Attorney. T. p Loving
! No Sj6l MC(iOWan rs Parish. bin dismissed as
I 10 certain defendants. Attorneys. Nath. Wilson C.
R. Wilson. and J. J. observation-disclosures Conrad
| and J. f. P0tbuV.
/ Assignments fer TO-DAY;
/ No. 60l- Fraser Johnston Attorneys, Leezie.
/ Fulton & Cox-Balderson.
/ Ne. G3 Ryan vs.. Ryan et al. Attorneys Hayen
|-Horgau.
No G5 Thomrson vs. Thompson Attorneys,
! LcWin-LeCzie Fulton & CCE-
Z No. 6o7. GuTget et al rs. Smith Ct a. Attorneys
Lester & Price-Archer d Smith, BTaudenburg &
Metzcrott.
No 59. Michel vs.. Thompson. Attorneys. Leigh
/ ton Williams & R0tbschid- Darlington
No 5L Hoover vs. Hoover. Attorneys, Wilson &
! BCyd-BelI.
No. 6L3. Brown vs.. B7ozn-Attorreys. Ambrose
! Rothschild.
No. 6l5. Hawkins vs.. Tribby. Attorneys. Stewart.
/ Collins * Hemans-Boyd.
/ No. 6i7. Gates vs.. Gates Attorneys Mitchell
( Grof
NJ. O9 Little Hungary vs. Lfko Attomeys.
Carusi-Darr. Shrere. AIcNlahon & Mc3iahon.
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
/ 40 g7sh Gather IS smith o. al leave %
sever on appeal granted. Attorneys. L. P. Loving
J. Il. LchlitCr.
No. 1855 Leavy vs. LcaTy; argued and submitted
/ Attoucys. ". r. Rcy-C. Y Church.
No assignment for today
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Bankruptc- Court.
District Court.

No 03 In re semmes Keller Company, rule re-
bond 5000
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MARYLAND RESORTS.
VIRGINIA RESORTS.
BUCKR0E BEACH HOTEL
suckRoE eEAcH, Va.

Situated or lover Chesapeake Bay: rass-iseent
scenery. surf bathing. fns fishing. sud beaatifuI
drives. Uudr the management q the n y =
q. T. By & E'ec- Co
Letter and booklet uUoa aprncaton-
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In re Joseph Goldberssr; petition for discharge
of guardianship.
1902 fled.
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TANGLEWOoDs WIN SWATFEsT.

Defeat COngreEsiOnRls I'm an Inter
esting Gnme-ScOre 13 10 To-
Tanglewood won an exciting game from
the Congressionals yesterday in the Mar
quette League. the score being 13 10 10
McLarren pitched good game for the
losers, but was given poor support. VIII
hoits carried on the batting hOnors. with
q single and two two-baggers- Score:
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JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. So. IN re widening and extension q Sherman
avenue instruction % IUry-
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Don't Beat Your Carpets.

That's the ancient wayhe nsantary, unsatisfactory IT
DOES NOT thoroughly dust and dirt IT DOES pound the
life" out of the carpets servceabity
The right way the CONCER way This modern method OF
pet cleaning every particle of dust and dirt and the
CARPET TO its original brightness without nurng fabric the
slightest
CONGER'S CARPET CLEANING
The Most Modern and Satisfactory Of
Phone West 427. Plant 23d and n. 7. Ave.
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Rankrnptcr Petition.
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

No 6l3 IL re Semmes-Kelley Clsnparyi i1vcl
untaIv. AttoEneys. PenenhAkeT. Carls- 3 Iones.
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HOTEL YARMOUTH.

Half blocE on OCEAN front Ever ron oce4r
Tiew- Cap, 500 Elevaror. private baths. ze-
Po7ches OFeriock BoordTaiE CGlsine q feature
The CARLTON. Chclsea aTe. llf BeEC-Ocle-
hTl1sd f0r rs hone cu1Crts. Ggpo11rus1ts ald -
CaAs. P. zAZzAII.
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First base on bails-Od Taggart. .; OF LarZelere.
4; Struck out-By Taggars. = by Larzelere. Stolen
ha5es-TagEart t2l Huber. Boykin, Johnston Wld
pitches-Taggarr. Passed balls-Jo ohnscn- l. AlCKcun
J. Umpire-AIr Norton Time q game-I hour
and 90 minutes.
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QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE
virgiria Beach, y irginia. ODen al The yeat. AD
( ply % MISS LISTER LII. SIS
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WASHINGTON GIANTS WIN ONE
Defeat Brooklyn in Third Game of
Series by TO 2.

The washington Giants defeated the
Brooklyn Giants in a well-played game at
Union League Park yesterday, score. s
to 2
Mason, Bell, and Williams played great
ball for washington, while Epps pitched
a creditable game. striking out seven Of
the boys from Brooklyn.
The same teams win cross bats in q
doubIe-header at Union League Park next
Sunday. The first game viii start at II
O'Clock. and no admission win be charged.
Score:
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, June 2, 1900

No. 5ls7. Ande7--a " Ballard et sLi dismissed.
Assignments fer to-day-Moticus-
No. Z Male vs. Oyster e. al Attorneys, Git
tIngs s. Chamberiin-AicNanara-
No. SAVIOR IS Dove. Attorneys. Les-cr-Ha-n-
LtCn & Colbert.
N. 5. Sls7ouey rs. stone & Fairfax. Attorneys.
Polk q BoHJuC5.
No l. Robin vs. Masonic Temple Association
Attcmeys. Ralston & Siddors-Dunl0D q sUinsie.
Nc. 3. Merchants Bank vs.. District of Columbia.
Attorneys. Darr * Peyser-Thonas.
No. g. District 81 Columbia vs.. Building and
Loan Association. Attorneys Th0mas-Ralstou.
No. 2 District 4 Columbia vs.. Washington Build
inE AssCci-lrn- Attorneys ThCmas-Coloer1-
No. c. Norris rs. N0UTse. Attorneys. Hopewell-
Harlow
No. g. Lyon rs. Horne. Attomeys Lyon-WllsCn
Ne. lQ United States e1 rel Warren Ehret CON-
pauy vs.. Fuller COMPANY. Atto-neys. Tucker q
kenyon-DuyaT r.
No. IT, Kimbau vs.. Quebec Steamship Compcny
Attorneys kimball-Hayden.
No. E Sanford " Dis,rict of Columbia. Attor-
news Baker & EdUards- Thomas.
No. g. Oriani vs. Parsons. Attorneys ROthschid
& Ncwmyer-Birrcy * Woodard
Nc. T. United States ex REL Newton vs.. Secretary
Of the Interior. Attorneys, Warner & Slater
Bake..
No Is. Pearson rs. sands. Attorneys, ClepAaas-
Sands
No Is. Rosseau vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys. Gertman-McNamara.
No 7. Rankin vs.. Asblry. Attorneys. Award
Mcufagle & MCr1rlfy.
No Is. Morgan Us. Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
Company. Attoueys. Gittirgs & Blackistone-Hamil-
ton. Colbert. Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
Circuit Court No. 2
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No $685. kUltz IS Yaeger: motion for new trial
oTeTrulcd and Judgment On verdict Attoruels h
B. Moulton ard J. RidOU1-W. ]. Lambert
No 5065a Schwartz rs Wiirs Gibbs & Daniel
same- Attorneys IT. y. Richardson-w. C. Baldsr-
sen ard r. johnson.
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Circuit Court No. ?.
Criminal Court No 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
Assignments for TO-DAY:
United States vs.. Dennis Cant.
United States vs. Harry ID. Chrisrhitf
United states rs. Thomas J. Howard.
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
United States vs. Norman l. HAYES. biraniy: plea
guilty: sentence % peuitcntiary for two wears
United States rs. James Ingram. enhezzIement
plea guilty sentence % jail for tan months
Baltimore Enamel Novelty Company vs. Raeh,irn
Gamer Coal Company, Judgment by consent for
S55l- Attorneys. L. p Loving-J. I. Peyser.
Assignments fer to-day
United states vs.. Benjamin Coleman.
United States vs. JoseFh Arthur
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MAINE RESORTS.
THE LoyIsBgRa 9I..S Bar HarbOT, He.

OPEN JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER -
Al attractive hCtel roted Tor cuisine and serrice;
elevator. private baths. Ieepo-es ~ suites, and ell
modern lnfroV61eutsi sceceTy uTlsllrTlssed o. AZ
iznTic Coast Address ". L EALCH. Mi1ches-eE
st.. Brook.lce. Mass C-f1i June
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Equity Court No. :

JlSllIE " hLIbh1-
40 Z7sh Gather IS smith et al leave %
sever on appeal granted Attorneys. l. ?. Loving
]. H. LichlitCr.
No. 1885 Leavy vs.. Leavy; 0rgIed and submitted.
Attoucys. ". r. Rcilly-C. y Church.
No assignment for today.
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HOTEL SAVOY

II ths most popular Chslsaa Alst-iet- Ozs box
from renowned HCIci CEesaE and ueaT IEi-iiC-dol1r
pier. Grly ho-e directly "a TIE ocoau fr01t. E1rh
bot ard cold sea-Warer baths and fruni-C u1-er ID
al r0cus az n06e-z-e rztes ELeFltur % ETou1d-
Danc1g- Scclsi 70 early boxers, sl25o weekly &c.
Ouec Iucz =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
LAST TRIBUTE
IS rendered To
MRS. CLIFFORD
LARGE NUMBER OF FRIENDS
FOLLOW REMAINS TO LAST
RESTING PLACE

All that was mortal of the late
Mrs Esther Ann Clifford was laid
to rest yesterday in the city ceme-
terry. The services were held in St.
Patrick's Catholic church and were
performed by the Rev. Father But
ler Many old friends from all
parts of the county had gathered at
the church and afterward followed
the remains to their last resting
place. The cortege was probably
the largest ever witnessed in this
city, and seldom has a sadder scene
been presented than the last fare
well of the family at the grave.
Joseph Brecca. James Maggie, w.
T. Cuddy, r. P. Stenson, Puddy
Grimes and Christopher Barry act
ed as pail bearers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
OASIS SALOON IS
BURGLARIzED FOR
THE Third time
WINDOW FORCED OPEN BUT
ROBBERS SECURE ONLY
TWO DOLLARS

For the third time during this
year the Oasis saloon on Main
street was broken into at an early
hour yesterday morning. Entrance
was effected by breaking the glass
of the rear window and springing
the iron bars which had been
placed there since the last robbery
as preventative.
The saloon was locked up about
2:3O o'clock in the morning by
Glenn Hertell, one of the proprie-
tors The robbery was discovered
about $3.50 o'clock by Deputy Sher-
if Frank Welsh, who noticed the
slot machine, which had been rified.
The booty secured will hardly total
81. A As calibre revolver, ring
and a compass were also taken from
the till.
The police have several good
clews and expect to place the burg
lars under arrest today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
PASSED CHECKS
that The BANK
WOULDN'T TAKE
+. N. BUCK ENDEAVORS TO ST.
CURE EASY MONEY AND
is SUCCESSFUL

E. n. Buck, who arrived in To-
nopah about week ago, and who
has been trying to secure aid in
getting out special edition from
Tonopah to present to the Ameri-
can mining congress at Goldfield,
was arrested yesterday on a charge
of passing worthless checks. He
claims he has a sufficient amount on
deposit in Arizona which should
have been transferred to a Tonopah
bank. The case was continued for
few days pending the investiga-
ton of the officers. In the mean
time Buck will repose in the coun-
ty JAIL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
BREAKERS OF
The CURFEW LAW
ARE ARRESTED
POLICE TAKE LARGE NUMBER
OF YOUNGSTERS INTO
CUSTODY

About fifteen youngsters were
congregated on Brougher avenue
last evening about 8 O'Clock and
were indulging in numerous games
that delight the youthful heart.
Suddenly from out of the darkness
Chief Malley and Judge Atkinson
swooped down on them. When in
formed that they were all under ar
rest for breaking the curfew law, a
general commotion ensued and the
youngest ones started crying
Tears were of no avail and the en-
tire party were headed toward the
county Jail. At the door of this
building the judge hesitated, AID
then asked the chief to dismiss the
youngsters They were dealt a lee
ture on breaking the curfew and
truant law by both representatives
of the law. and finally allowed to
depart in peace The names of the
youngsters were taken and a rope
tition of the offense will mean their
appearance in sthe justice court
This should be a warning to the
Youngsters to heed the curfew.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation to
those who have been so kind and
have aided us in our hour of be-
reavement and sorrow, caused by
the death of our most beloved rel
alive. The kindly aid received has
helped us in many ways and has
made brighter the darkened hour.
EDWARD CLIFFORD, SR.,
EDWARD CLIFFORD, JR.,
J. w. CLIFFORD,
MRS. H. H. WARBURTON,
MRS. ]. B. NAY,
SARAH CLIFFORD,
JOHN CLIFFORD,
THOMAS CLIFFORD,
JOE CLIFFORD,
GRACE CLIFFORD.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
PERSONAL
Arthur Raycraft IS in from Man

Arthur Raycraft is in from Maj
haitian.
Roy Lennon is over from Blair
on business trip.
Charles Kielhofer came in from
Bellehelen yesterday.
Joe and James Mccain of Bel
mont arrived yesterday on wis.,"
Mrs. James Morris has returned
from a visit to the coast and Reno.
The Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas a1'l
wife leave this morning for Carson.
James H. Forman came up from
the coast yesterday on mining bus
mess.
Henry Reeves came over from
Blair yesterday to get a view If
metropolitan life.
Nels Paulsen, the Round Noun
tain mining operator, is in town ON
business connected with his Millet
property.
Lew Rakestraw, the Manhattan
mining man, came in from the north
yesterday and will leave in a few
days for the east.
Hon. Key Pittman, accompanied
by Mrs. Pittman, returned from 4
several weeks stay at Carson City
vcctardoxy p,or,,ino
Superintendent Fred Corkill o.
the West End returned from o
three weeks visit to the coast yes-
terday. Mrs. Corkill will return in
about two weeks.
Scandy Nelson, known from coast
to coast as one of the most con-
SENTATIVE of mining men, arrived
yesterday from Georges Canyon,
where he is heavily interested.
Jack Shepherd, one of the leasers
at Georges Canyon, is in from that
district. He brought with him spec
linens from the Fancher lease which
will be sent to Goldfield for the
mineral exhibit.
James F. Haley, state bullion aud
tax collector, arrived yesterda,
morning from Reno. The popula.
official leaves this morning for Gold.
field and after spending day there
he will proceed on to Las Vegas.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09

we're not TAKEN
when BLASTING
TWO JIM BUTLER LEASERS ARE
FINED FIVE DOLLARS
BY COURT

Will Petrovich and Mike Boya-
vich were hailed into the justice
court yesterday for blasting on the
Jim Butler lease without taking the
proper precautions to prevent flying
rocks from injuring buildings.
They were blasting right near th3
surface and when the shots were
fired, no covering was placed over
them. Justice Atkinson fined the
men S. apiece and dismissed them
with the promise that they would
pay for the windows broken by the
boulders.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
IMPROVEMENT
IS NOTED IN THE
BANK CONDITION
NEVADA FIRST NATIONAL BANK
REPORT SHOWS EXCEL
LENT CONDITION

The report Of the Nevada First
National bank as published in this
issue shows that institution to be
in an excellent financial condition.
The total amount of deposits are
1895, 1888, while the cash on hand
and moneys due from other banks
amounts to $214,417.73, over Sc 2-3
per cent of the deposits being on
hand.
The statement is published by
the call of the comptroller of the
United States treasury, which was
received last evening by the bank
officials.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
PRINCELY SUN
EXPENDED IN NYE
COUNTY Mines
OVER 100000 A MONTH SPENT
IN SALARIES AND PUR-
CHASING SUPPLIES

For the quarter ending June 80,
1909, the total number of tons of
ore extracted from Nye county's
mines aggregated the grand sum of
1886, more than a thousand tons
a day. The gross value of this ore
was $1,685,8O2.30.
The cost of production totaled
$,56S,044.77. This amount shows
that more than 100000 a month
has been expended in salaries and
for supplies in this county.
The total amount of bullion tax
collected was $5299.16. This sum
will be added to by the taxes of
two mining companies in Pioneer
which are late with their quarterly
reports. The Glendale taxation will
have to be appraised and will prob
ably be increased.
The camps paying bullion tax this
quarter were Tonopah, Round
Mountain, Manhattan, Bullfrog and
Pioneer.
The quarterly report was received
by the state bullion and tax col
lector, James F. Haley, who states
that Nye county stands third on the
list. He prophesies that the next
quarter will find this section head
ing the state owing to the activity
of the leases on Jim Butler, many
of which should be shipping high
grade BY that time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
SENDS
HANDSOME EXHIBIT
TO GOLDFIELD
SPECIMENS WEIGHING 24S
POUNDS FORWARDED YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON

Branch H. Smith yesterday for
warded to Goldfield for the mineral
exhibit at the mining congress, 24S
pounds of ore from Glendale.
These specimens have been on ex-
hibition at the Tonopah Banking
corporation for some time, and
have excited the curiosity of all
who have inspected them. They
will be given a prominent place in
the Nye county exhibit.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
lien CASE IS
CALLED in The
DISTRICT COURT
A. H. DAVIS SUES TO RECOVER
FROM THE CANYON MILL
ING COMPANY

The case of A. H. Davis versus
the Canyon Milling company of
Manhattan, ct. al, was called in the
district court yesterday afternoon.
The suit is over mechanics liens
and for material and labor fuc-
nished the mill. Mcintosh and
Cook represent the plaintiff, while
the defendants have a large array
of legal talent to represent them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09

Mr.. Hartman. the railroad king,
has been advised by the most prom
inent physician of Europe 20 take
the rest cure" aud lie naked IN
the sunshine every day to strength
en- his nerves. Everyone on this
side OF the water Is Of the opinion
that Harriman's nerve Is pretty
strong Slater Rustder.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
DRESSY men.

Have your measure taken for a
Fan Suit or Overcoat. The latest
patterns SIS to $45. General salts
faction warranted. 9-Stf
RYAN & STENsON.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
Hotel ARRIVALS
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
George N. Weston, Los Angeles;
j. M. Dalton, Pioneer; ]. B. Kill
kenny, Miss M. e. Richards, s. r.
Thompson, Jr, Goldfield; William
Stout. Prescott; Mrs. A. Allen. Mil
lers; B. G. Adkins. Denver; j. H.
Shepard. Georges Canyon; j. T.
Chase, Glendale; B. T. Hawkins,
Sacramento; c. p. Culver, Schurz.
MIZPAH
r. ID. Nlemeyer and wife. r. A.
Bartlett. II. r. Grier. Goldfield.
Mrs. Frank Peterson. New YORK,
Henry Reems. r. A. Lennon. Blair;
J. d. Holly. Reno; d. n. cusalia.
San Francisco; W. p. O'Meara. City.
PALACE
W. d. TAFT. Goldheld; Dan DAILY.
Harry Richards. Round Mountain.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09

FOR SALE-One new rwo-horse
power Wagner e0-cycle, single
phase, electric motor; starter and
fixtures complete. Address B,
Bonanza office. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
Temperature Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau office
was as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09

FOR SALE-Three-room house, fur
nfshed; electric lights. $3.50. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION:
COMPREHENSIVE

Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership, heretofore existing,
between G. w. Summerfield & w. s.
Johnson, under the firm name and
style of Summerfeld & Johnson and
W. 8. Johnson Company, has this
day been mutually dissolved and no
longer exists for the transaction of
any business, except the winding up
of Its affairs. w. s. johnson will
continue the business.
Dated this first day Of September.
1909.
G. W. SUMMERFIELD,
w. s. JOHNSON.
9-3-3Ot.
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The highest temperature year
ago was 76, the lowest 81.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Corrugated
iron warehouse, 40x100, on the
railroad track. Inquire Of Sulli-
van Co., Inc. 8-20-tf
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Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners - contains carbon - $50 no.
tees in book. For sale at the b.
nanza Office.
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LOST-Ladies' belt with gold mug
get pin attached. Return to this
Office and receive reward. 9-2-
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED First-class girl for house
work. Apply Mrs. R. T. Harris.
Telephone 2062. 9-Stf
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PALACE

W. y. TAFT. Goldaeld; Dan DAILY,
Harry Richards. Round Mountain.