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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
ON THE CREST OF THE GREAT
MORAL WAVE.

On the crest OF the great moral wave
Came all kinds of boats, with all
kinds OF men.
There were shooners and ships.
While some sailed on chips.
There were prairie %schooners too
Some were in a canoe,
But all in a hurry,
And in a great furry
To land in a good high place
And save Nevada from awful dis
grace.
On top of the wave, in front Of the
rest
With head thrown backward, and
outward the chest,
In a big prairie schooner,
Was a long whiskered Sooner
Forty years stepped in sin,
But now clean and trim.
He was heard to shout,
My wings will soon sprout
Then not to land but to heaven I'll go
For things in Nevada will be much
too slow"
There came also a big legal ship
Filled with lawyers, with naught but
/, their grips
Colorado is killed dead
BY our efforts" they said.
Wen look for a land
That is prosperous and grand.
And start once again
Cause distress and pain.
Then silently steal to some 9th r
place
That needs to be saved from crime
and disgrace.
Another large ship the Judiciary"
bore
As the wave came rolling toward
Nevada's shore.
One an adulterer not fit for n home
A "hbertine" in a class all alone.
Another, a gambler a "welcher" be-
side,
With the Ants closely allied.
This is the bunch that has come to
reform
And leave Nevada distressed and for
lorn.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
fine Appearance
of RdWhide Mines
SEVERAL NEW STRIKES MADE
RECENTLY CAUSE EX-
CITEMENT.

While the town of Rawhide is
looking somewhat quiet, the mines
are presenting a splendid appear
ance," said Paul Tarpey yesterday,
who has just returned from a trip
through Rawhide, Reno and Yering-
ton.
1.-THE Dromiac lease on Balloon
hill has four feet of shipping ore
and are hard at work sinking or the
ledge in the shaft. No drifting or
prosecuting has been done and sink
ing will be resumed until the 150-
foot level is reached. A picked ship
ment of five sacks of ore brought the
return of over $500. The bar of
bullion from the shipment has been
placed on exhibition at the Overland
hotel at Reno, along with several
other specimens of ore from the lease
and are creating considerable inter-
est.
THE lease is owned by business
men of Reno and on account of the
property being so close to that city
the people there have taken a re.
vived interest in the matter. The
strike on the Dromiac was made ter
feet from the side line, and the
Mother Lode people, who own the
adjoining property, have taken theil
cue from the Dromiac lease and have
placed a force of men al work sink.
ing, opening up a ledge that is lit
orally alive with ruby silver. This
strike created quite an excitement ii
Rawhide and the operators had t
place ropes around the ground wher,
the men were working in order t.
keep the crowd back. AS it was
nearly everybody in the camp man
aged to secur a specimen. TIL,
Mother Lode people are sinking
shaft now at a point twenty feet dis
tant from the Dromiac shaft, and ex
pect to cut the vein In place at
depth of about fifty feet. In thu
meantime they are carrying on con
siderable trenching on the surface
looking for new leads.
THE Murray mill is running tel
stamps, five of which are dropping OF
their W ore and five on the orr
from the Mint property.
"Dr. Garner, formerly of this city
has made a strike on his property a
Bovard and a shipment sent to tn.
mill gave excellent returns"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

system which required the laying of
a four-mile pipe line. That work
completed, construction of the smelt-
er was commenced and the work will
be finished within sixty days. Pend
ing the installation of the smelling
plant, the company continued ship
ping the high grade ore which was
encountered in the course of develop
ment work. and has had a number of
ten-horse teams and two traction en-
gines engaged in hauling from the
mine to the railroad.
In the meantime development
work has been carried far ahead and
the shaft is rapidly nearing the tenth
level. The two big ore-laden assures
in the lime, known as the Welsh and
Illinois veins, have been prolific for
the entire distance for the same char
acter of rich ore. A large force of
men is employed under ground, work
ing two shifts in the development of
the property, and work has commenc-
ed on a new compartment shaft,
through which ore will be holsted for
the smelter. The furnaces are but a
short distance from the mine, and
will be connected with the shaft by
means of a tramway. 1t is the inten-
ton Of the company to install a sec
ond furnace before the close of the
year, and when conditions justify the
plant will again be increased to a
iaily capacity of 900 tons.
The workings on the Illinois claim,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
DiVident is
Declared by
MdCNdmdrd

AT a meeting of the directors of
the MacNamara Mining company,
held in San Francisco Monday, a
dividend at the rate of / cent per
share was declared and will be pay
able on April 5. This is the second
dividend from the MacNamara dur
ing the present year, and It is the in
tention of the officials and directors
to continue to pay them for an in
definite term.
The treasury OF the company is in
excellent shape and owing to the
systematic manner in developing
the mine. the dividends are making
no inroads into the capital. The
total amount Of the dividend will
amount to $4,000.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

will be rushed until the 1500-foot
depth is reached, when extensive
prosecuting will be started. The
diamond drill which is being sent
down from the 740-foot level of the
Silver Top property advanced twenty
FIVE feet during the week and is nov
down a total depth of 573 feet from
this level. The caving spot encount-
cred last week has been safely pass
ed and with the aid of cement no
further trouble has been experienced
The report states no change in the
character of the ground being pres
pected.
Throughout the property there has
been no particular change lnd every
drift and crosscut remains the same.
The ore bodies continue to keep III
their strength and to produce the
regular tonnage for shipping. The
same extensive development work
that has been under way for some
time is being continued with numer'
GUS small stringers cut occasionally
The main point of interest is the
sinking of the Mizpah shaft, OF
which all eyes have been turned. fol-
when it has reached a point 1906
feet beneath the collar of the shaft
the greatest depth for any mine il
this camp will have been attained ant
will prove the means of opening up
practically new district.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
THE BOOK CLIFFS COAL FIELD.

Investigations OF the coal fields of
the western states have recently
formed an important part of the
work Of the geological survey. A
report on the eastern part of the
Books Cliffs coal field. in western
Colorado and eastern Utah. which
was examined in 1906 by G. B..
Richardson, has just been published
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
MONTANA MILL.

During the week the Montana mill
1882 tons of ore, ISL tons
coming from the company and 251
tons from the MacNamara. In the
mine 129 feet of new development
work was recorded.
396-foot level-The raise on the
Macdonald vein 800. feet west of the
shaft has advanced eighteen feet.
The top shows about three feet of
quartz carrying low values. The east
drift on the Triangle vein advanced
fourteen feet and the vein now AVER
ages about four feet in width and
carries a good grade of ore. Dur
ing the past week work has contin-
ued in the two ends Of the Triangle
stope where the vein in the east end
shows from twelve to eighteen inches
of high grade milling ore, while in
the west end the vein is three feet in
width and of a good milling quality.
No work was done in the central por-
ton of the stope as that portion was
being filled in preparatory to the re-
sumption of extracting the ore.
465-foot level-The east drift on
the Triangle vein advanced twenty
feet along the fault, but has not
picked up the vein it was sent out to
find. The south crosscut from the
west drift advanced nineteen feet
without encountering the vein it is
looking for. During the week stop
ing continued on the Martha vein
from a point 800 to $50 feet west OF
the shaft. The vein will average
two feet of milling ore for that dis
lance. The stope on the Macdonald
vein 1000 feet west of the shaft is
being continued with no change re-
ported.
515-foot level-A winze has beer
started on the big ore shoot on the
lidA6lC AClH anu mas 5Olt uON
twelve feet during the week. The
bottom shows about eighteen inches
of good ore on the hanging wall side
while the horse" of waste that ex
lists between the Triangle and Mar
tina veins forms the footwall. TIL,
east drift on the Martha vein ad
vanced sixteen feet and the fac
shows about eighteen inches of mill
ing ore. The west drift, which wa
extended only six feet, shows fou
feet of high grade milling ore. TIL
Wine on the south vein west of tn
shaft was sunk two feet and tn
closscut north from the bottom @
this Wine was sent out six fee
where the vein was shown to be Gu
off by a fiat fault. A raise is bein
sent up from the level below to cor
meet with this ore shoot.
565-foot level-The drift west 0
the Martha vein advanced ten fee
and the back shows eighteen inche
Of high grade ore which is cut Of
by a fiat fault. This drift is bein
driven along on the lower face of tn
fault. During the past week som
very good ore has been broken fror
the south branch of the Martha vel
along the stope on this level.
615-foot level-A crosscut ha
been started west from the mai
south crosscut to reach a point unde
the Wine sent down from the 515
foot level, and has advanced six fee
About two feet of good milling ore
being worked in the slopes on tn
Martha vein east of the shaft. Tn
stope OF the A B X vein above thi
level has about fifteen inches of hig
grade milling ore exposed for over
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
A CITY.

Carson City is now a full fedged
metropolitan city. An ordinance pro-
hibits the riding Of bicycles on the
sidewalks of that beautiful city.
Surely Carson is forging ahead.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

Attorney G. II. Mcintosh has gone
to Lovelock and other portions Of the
eastern part Of this state on a bust
ness trip.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

week and is nov up fifty-four feet
above the level with the top in good
ore.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

length of 100 feet. Stopping is being
continued in two places on the Mac
donald vein below the level.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13
Rate for 1909
Will Be Reduced
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DECIDE
ON TAX RATE FOR THE
PRESENT YEAR.

The board of county commission
ers met yesterday and Throughout
the day discussed the tax levy for
the year 1909. Prior to adiourn-
ment for the day the new levy was
adopted with one possible exception
The rate will be 40 cents per $1Oo
lower than last year. A reduction q
made in the emergency fund, and in
the state tax fund, which is reduced
from 70 cents to 60 cents. This re-.
duction was made in accordance with
a letter received from the state
comptroller, who stated that in all
probability the state tax would he
reduced, but the cut is not assured as
yet.
The new rate will be as follows.
state tax tund 5000
State school fund ........ Oe
County school fund .......... "a
County contingent fund. .. OK
County general fund ........ AZ
County INDECENT fund ........ IL
County salary fund ......... 40
County court house fund $500. 10
Nye county improvement fund LII
County emergency fund ...... 80
The above will make the tax rate
$3.50 per 500. A special tax of so
cents will be levied for the Tonopah
fire, street and alley fund, ~ cents
for the Tonopah school house princi-
pal fund, and ~ cents for the Ton
opah school house interest fund.
In Rhyolite a special tax of 80
cents will be levied for the school in
terest fnud. 10 cents for the school
principal fund and rs cents for the
street and alley fund.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-03-13

Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26

and a state Of anarchy prevails
within the city
President Ieiaya has been shut
up in the capitol FOR II days.
The presidential palace has been
surrounded by picked guard and
practically has been turned into a
fortress
Martial law rs al that has pre-.
vented an outbreak on the part Of
the citizens. u Is stated Hundreds
81 persons suspected Of sympathiE.
Ing with Provisional President Es-
trada have been arrested. The iails
are OVERLOOKING
II is impossible "a communicate
directly with Mnnagua By tele-
graph or mail wlthou, government
permission. and this permission re.
Gently was withdrawn
Foreign newspapers are barred.
from the mails. and letters are be
ing opened Tclcgrams are All close.
81 censored Messages coming out
through private sources and adj.
vices coming through the agents OF
the divestiug army Say that IN the
last few days the people Of the
country have grown more incensed
against Zelaya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26
BRIDEGROOM
OUT ON BOND

c. W. Brace. former city sales
IAN for the Chlopeck Fish com
any. arrested several days ago as
Ne OF a gang Of fish thieves. vas
aieased from the county Jail today
a bonds tn the sum of $1,000. Paul
cirk. formerly night Waterman Tor
he same concern, who was held IN
~ because be could not furnish
All In the sum OF 81 900. may now
ave his liberty on a bond OF $3.50
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Al.
red Lundin says he Is convinced
hat Kirk Is not as eulpable as
lrazee
Mrs. Brazee. who married Brace
ghile he was a prisoner az the
ounty jail. sat al her husbands
lde during the hearing.
Braces trial IL set for December
3 at 10 a. m The specific charge ia
rat he unlawfuliy disposed OF fish
alued al S. The prosecutor lnti-
rates that the alleged thefts viii
-un into hundreds Of dollars and
nat the thefts cover several
lonths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26

COLON. Canal Zone. Nov %
Jews OF a decisive battle between
he forces OF President Zelaya and
leneral Sanez. marking the success
r defeat OF the Nicaraguan reNolu-
on. is expected momentarily.
II Is believed that the battle must
fought within or near Managua.
he capital. In which Zelaya has
ortihcd himself
The revolutionary army has
losed In upon the city. and word
4 ecelved here indicates that Sancz
ready to strike his hardest blow
II the Insurgents capture the
apital they believe thar the United
tates government az Washlngtou
IN Immediately recognize official
the provisional government es-
ahlished By Estrada.
The revolutlonists are said 70
ave gatling guns. manned by
americans. and hope TO score a
omplete victory over the Leiaya
roops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26
CLU BMEN BURNED
IN NEW YORK FIRE

NEW YORK. Nov. ~. J HOWE
gas probably fatally burned and q
lumber Of others narrowly escaped
cath today when fashionable
achelOr apartment, patrOnized hy
members u the Army and Navy
Tub. was destroyed by fire.
Eugene Earnest. formerly a naval
ian. who refused 20 leave his apart
1ent before he completed his toilet
aarrowly escaped death.
A f. Bracket, retired army Off
er. was forced 10 run. and escaped
y sliding down the bannlsters. He
zas badly burned
John 4. Freedman. a'bank clerk.
fas seriously burned.
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Spend the Winter
South

And enjoy the outdoor life. sports
and other attractions offered by
CALIFORNIA; climate. where it's al.
ways summer Resorts Of all sorts.
with splendid accommodation
Take the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
co. three trains daily. Including
the superb Shasta Limited" Ask
or send for Illustrated booklets.
rates and information AZ Union
Ticket Office. Sos First Ave. r. r.
Ellis. General Agent .ss
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ti.oaa
oae acre riasr tn tnteFurhsn narth
20 ftfy ifnllts t'ioee b. boulevard thAa
else ~ raHnfrN Nfun elfF rfafsegEf
eeuFsaisnt ia kfi To- ftQa cash balance
$50 pfr mnhfh
utE ffANHNN a co
tiss1ta stf+fiF SECS fofh HiaeA
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onerhalf acre fhis side ~ snif links
part cleared. nice level pfsfe Gee fnft
ffufu finished boulevard rear Interur-
ban Terms $50 cash. balance a1a prr
month Ffee abstract warranty deed.
perfect title Nof ono cent discount for
cash.
OLD HANSON & CO
aitatG.1ie-1if New Yotk nIock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26
]UWAMISH HIGH BUT
GOING DOWN TO-DAY

The Duwamiah river. which was
cry high yesterday afternoon. be-
an 70 go down this morning and. f.
longer threatening At Riverton
or a time the people were prcpar-
1g 70 make a move % higher ground
ut the waters started 20 recede be-
ore it reached the top Of the banks
Much u the land near The
feadowH ia under water. but 10 is
4 an isolated part Of the country
nd the waters are not damaging
ny property.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered a. the seattle uost offics
sec@aa class matter
Jas cent per ccpY. sir cents per ~e@ks
81 twsniY live cants per month. psaiT~
cred - mail o. carrier Ne free copies
TO MAIL JBSCRIBEns-rhs dats
whsu Ypar fresrriplinu expires 10 on the
address ABEL % each paper When That
date arrives. " yguf Habsf riptinu has net
again been paid " advan :. your nsus
70 taken from me list A chaaEs Of date
OF TIE address Label 10 rscstpt 80
per rear, 81 80 sof sit rnoafhs
NOTICE To ~ HsCRIBEIt4-ah euid
yeur copy Of The star fail 20 reach Tpu
by o'ctoek any evening. please DC as
ths fagur to call up our nain offiras
Sunset. Main 1869. Ina. .si. betwe~n
and fi1a O'clock. and W~ vii sen1 yeu a
repY at once ~ you shopli riss u NOTE
than once. please tstophons ~ evsrT usae
rou raixx "
In this way ws can b. certain % Hfvin3
ear sahscriherr perfect ssrsIo~-ana
u 10 the only Say,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26

BLUEFTELnS. Nicaragua. Nov.
i-Advices from the interior today
as that President Zelaya and his
500 men garrisoned az Managus
ia be forced 70 surrender or give
attic very soon by che Investing
srmy under General Sauez, which
umbers 5000.
Managua Is without provisions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26

Mr. Holdtitc Gin fashionable
'afeJ-That waiter rs very lmper.
lnent.
Friend How so2
Mr. Holdtite-W When laid a dime
a the tPble be swept # into the
rumb tray Syracuse Herald
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NAY HONOR THE OFFICIALS.

The board Of regents Of the uni
erslty have granted permission to
ne Chamber Of Commerce 10 erect
tablet in front Of the Forestry
iuilding IN honor Of the officers Of
ne A-Y-P. Work on the putting
p OF the tablet will begin at once
viii bear the names Of an the
lfficers Of the fair.
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Nechaco Valley
Farms

FERTILE ffali ard farm iant ffeai
gf inhte sau 10 frst derp flrh htafk
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thfRs Hin hn8 nHa Nhasffsa szsH fHf
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fiaa sunimarf fatup np AtAait nh HfetfNs
Nslfnsi HflnhirH waiter NsfsfMNAe fass
NETS parAaire
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We mii snFufs fhts fHf FaH Ter enc
above price ~ psf sore fath ard tee
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tfssrassHff and particulars sfaHiF HltHH
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#aafad Thls ts EuaffHrHfHf taut4 ae
Ai shNH 500 fArf mtaNs Eiaas aHd fe+
FMfs hrfane go UaF male 81 fraHair
ssff fpa DON'T have ta iiFs rn 81 "a slH4s
HnNs if e. own if atI lushe $50
sasfs ~
aNAhu TRUNK WArtEfr fAan 60
iltrft1sftt NwHFiran ranh HlaHn
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st.sf
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pafa. NrtuN iu gt8ta pHf month feuf
tarf uaFr frfmH ear be had HH thls
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90 Ishinrrg o. car snush 80 ttF nafh
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auaH af fusf uaffh uf fhr para Thrfa
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Homesteads

Get ifo arfrs ~ valley lard that viii
RFus anything aunf climate and plenty
% eafsf Al opportunity % a lifetime
4utsstiaats
git Marion uldg --tf
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Bargain in Cottage

New. I large rooms and bath. corner
lot block from car. go minutes from
Pioneer square, fenced large chicken
house, $500, 500 down, SO per month
re Thomas o. -2a-a6x
Classified ads under this head Eight
cents per line Of alN words Seven inser-
uonE for tho price OF six
New t-room cottage ~ minutes out.
large lot fi.b00i Sa0O down slk nor
month owner q starr. lloyd nidg
First nv. as-eq
slightly Queen Anne bargain one r.
room house ana lot taxiga FOR only
% zoos easy terms
WlNsHfP nROS..
f0t Colman HldE
Furnished i-room fiat cheap; owner
leaving city Apply ia Thomas vi
building plans az close price. G. r.
Hermann, Architect, SIS crazy BLDG
ia
T9qu Ict amlt ul gl
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Horse Owners,
Attention

BEST on care aud pasture for your
lorse for the winter Phone Main
, 3 or Main 1872. Inquire John Wal
ace, Meadows. zee
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Homesteads

The Eoyernwont has not got much
more GOOD farming land 20 offer lts
citizens II YOU are looking for tG0 acres
u dirt that Will GHOW ANYTHING YOU
put into iil talk with chaplin. asa Lumber
Exchange BldH ofnco open gntn . IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-26

tof1t0sft lot within ono mile nf down
town sewer, water. grade. cement side
walks ana asphalt pavement an iu and
paid Good Niow ~ lake Union and
city Terms 400 cash. balance 10 suit
purchaser ThiH lot Do ready for good
sized apartment ur nico home BN-
cluHiNriy Tor sale hy
OLE HANSON s. CO.
aif-aib 1te-3iT New York Block
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$4,000

$50 each Sc paF muHtH let ttNft0
fn affrr ONLY WWu LEFT Vast fkfM
81 nrHF sfhnaf NnH fiHm Ser ~ carr
sos AmeFlrah uanA NldE st 4t
f'IFe. fanln naaGrFn fnurr iaf faaEttH.
auH tHf Boz tfrfirss fhtrhFH naast. csc
hiufh ffHfu w1aH o. iire. seas 81 ttft
e. uansf o. $50 cash sf aaf
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