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The sun., 1910-06-28
NFFRAGETTES TUNING UP.
Mrs. Pankhurst Threatens More Violence
Jau for Tax DcIlHanents.
special caS,s Ds'pl'eA 10 rHs son

ypsral Cabis DsfpIich 10 rHH SuS
LONDON. June 27.-Aftsr months of
comparative inactivity tho militant suf-
fragettes ara stirring 70 life again. They
are threatening another campaign mora
vigorous than ever before " their leaders
are 10 bs believed. The immediate cause
Of the projected crusade is the refusal
Of Premier Asquith IN aocede TO their de-
mands to push the equal suffrage bill now
panding IN the HOUSE Of Commons
According 70 Mrs PRnkhurst the plans
for the movement have all been completed
and will SO into operation unleas tho
Prime Minister recsdes from his position.
The woman's Suffrage League. which
Is distinct from the ono IN which Mrs..
Pankhurst IL active. has made the an
nounosment that a large number OE
women taxpayers have agreed b refnse
10 pay their taxes unless they are per-
mitted 20 vote. and they are prepared %
resist the collectors.
Mrs. Despard. the president. has stean-
lastly declined for eighteen months TO
come forward with her taxes and 10 now
threatened with arrest and imprisonment
unless she pays up by June ~.
The sun., 1910-06-28
BUNPED ~ NELL carr.
the vale and tRe AliddletSWR Crowded
TOgetheF by the swift Current.

the vale and tRe MiddletSWR Crowded
TOgeiher by the swift Current.
The Boston steamship YAH and the
twin screw Sound ssearnbOat Middl, town
bumped each other last evening while
going through Hell Gate against a strong
ebb tide On their way IN the Sound
A. the boats rounded Habits Point
u could be zen from the shOre thar pas
sengers aboafd the Yais were al dinner
in the dining room In ths after part ~
the boat Dinner was Also being served
aboard the Middktown Both boats got
into the He'll Gate channel together.
the Middlstovn slightly IN the lead
A they swept along the swift current
drew them closer together
The MiddletoWn was huEging the
Astoria shore and the Yale vas trying 70
keep well out In midstream Oh HAlletts
Point tho Middletown was suddenly
driven dangerously close 20 the Jagged
rocks along the shore She Immediately
veered out 70 deeper water and a. the
same time the Vale was carried inshore
by the current
The vessels came together and the pas-
ssngers Were seen huFTying 20 the decks
The boats soon drsw apart and kept on
thsir way
A. FAR a. could NJ 'seen Gforn ths' shore
tho woodwork on the Etarboard after
part n the Yale was shattered. and the
Middletown. catching the blow amid
.hfr,s had her woodvvork dauaas,d for
The sun., 1910-06-28
MOTI0X PICTURE SERMONS.

New Britain Church 10 CSmpets Win
ths Wicket ahSws % sunday Nights.
MKRTpEN. Conn. June III believe
that II the churches want to maintain
tbeir attendance they must offer induce
uoeutn that will get people n the ser
vio,a.- said tho Rev. ". A. Jump pastor
og thu South Congregational Church.
New Britain, to-day. and propose u
make South Church popular place this
suunuisE
10 this end ths pastor will have his
Sunday evening sermnns illustrated with
motion ptGtures-
George M. Landers. former Mayor Of
the city. has offered tO give a picture
Wachjne ard the Rev Mr. Jump will
hIrnIah the talk that goes with a.
He SAYS u u difficult % get the young
neopls out In summer unless thsrs IL an
iInuSIlaI attracttgA and he feetA certain
that a Sunday night motion picture show
will do H.
TheFp h talk among amusement mana
ynru Who have been barred from showing
oirfurss on Sundays tO get an Injunction.
TlieY think 8 shurch should not be allowed
10 do what they Are not permitted n do.
When Mr. Landera was Mayor he
favnrsd sunday night shows and aaid h
Wna a good thing 10 keep people on the
streets, % h y heartily IN accord with
DR.. Jumps plana- The experiment viii
b. trisd next Sunday.
The sun., 1910-06-28
ONE YEAR TO cool OFF.
Court HsDrs mat WarrinE Couple IN
Live Together After mat.

AaAHN ANANNHNH
Justice Kelly in the supreme Court,
Brooklyn. yesterday handed down a de-
cision in the suit of Mrs. Irene Domingo
AGAINST Charles &. Domingo Tor a ssparR-
tiun un the ground of ~ treatment by
which the couple are directed N live apart
for a year.
The wife h N have the use ~ the house
and g week for the support of their
child. Il was Developed at the trial that
the squabbles between the couple resulted
mainly from the husbands infatuation
for private theatricals. Justice Kelly
IN his memorandum says:
1T u wasted time to advise litiEants
in cases of this description, but Il thess
parties, plaintiff and defendant, will only
make an effort for their own sake and for
the sake of their child there is no reason
Why they cannot live together. But n
accomplish this they must move awav
from their present home and the wife
must give up her relatives and the hus-
hapd his relatives and theatrical asso-
GATES and they must endeavorto acquire
and uss a little common sense
The sun., 1910-06-28
FINE FLIGHTS Ar MONTREAL.
"a ChappelIe wins speed Trial seusa-
tIsnal sweep From Ciouds 10 Earth.

L. ChaDpelIe wins speed Trial sensa-
tIanal sweep Prem Clouds 10 Earth.
MONTREAL. June 27.-Some sensational
Aiahts were made AZ the International
aviation meet here this afternoon. There
wsrs nine altogstheg during tho after
noon. SIX by Wright biplanes. two by Ds
Laussps In his monoplane and one by
McCurdy of Nova scotia. which. however
failed
The speed trial vas easily won by la
Chappells In a Wright machine. He
covered the route twics around the course.
a distance oE over tOoO yards. At a speed
Of about 20 miles an hour. taking in all
4 minutes 70 seconds. Count N Lesssps
was more than a minute slower hts time
heine 4 minutes IS aecondk.
A fine fight vas made by Ralph johnson
In a Wright machine. which few over
Lake 81 Louis and crllised in the air for
thirty-hve minutes. The highest fight
ever made In Canada was made by Brook
ems in a Wright machine. The machine
gent up until it vas Lost In the clouds and
Brookens says that he assembled $500 feet
ne kept ascending for twenty minutes
and then suddenly stopped his moor md
vsoOpgd % earth IN q wonderful long glide
and sliEhted easily.
The ohicial hglre q his accent was
i.o1Q feet.
The sun., 1910-06-28
HUSB4NDS HEIRS WIN.
Court Holds That wife. Dying First,
Could Not ne,ise Property.


BosroN. June "a Under decision by
the full bench Of the Supreme Court de-
hvered to-day. the heirs ~ Mrs Mary =.
Lynch do not take the property Of her
husband. Eugene Lyncf The property
goes 70 his heirs and legatees
Mr. and Mrs Lynch were passengers on
the steamship Republic. which was sunk
IN consequence % collision with the
steamship Florida on January 3, 1879
Mrs. Lynch YVES killed instantly and Mr.
Lynch died three days later IN a hospital
in New York
Each made a will in favor of the other
and IL was claimed by the heirs of Mrs
Lynch that she had exercised the power
Of appointment vested in her in his will
by which tAey were entitled 10 such prop
eTty as shelthus disposed o. The court
held. however that she had not exercised
the power Of appointment because Il did
not vest in her, since Mr. Lynch died three
days after she did and the power would
not become operative until tae death Of
Mr. Lynch
The sun., 1910-06-28
FREE SPEECH ~ FIVE PARKS
s,svcr Names ,ne Clty Piots where Public
Meetings May Ne Held.

81 many applications have been made to
Park Commissioner StoyeT FOR permission
to hold meetings in various parks that he
has devised a system for granting them
He has selected five parks In which sich
meetings may be held under c-rtain
provisions Battery Park. Hamilton Fish
Park. Abingdon square. Tompkins Sq''ar''
und Union Square
He has excluded Central Park from'the
list for the present
To hold q meeting IN any " the hve
parks a permit must he obtained To
avoid a conflict ~ meeungs in any one
park the meetingLnust he held On ihe-iay
~, forth IN the permit, which will no,
antedate the meeting more than two
weeks
Nest Of the requests come from woman
suaragists
The sun., 1910-06-28
PASSION PLAIITEiSr iuROFI.
ElbrFt Ilubbard says the Players ~
ObrFammerEaH Have NEreed 10 Gene.

ObeFammerEaH Have NErecd 10 Gene.
BUFFALo. June q Elbert Hubbard oi
Fat Aurora made the ammo nounoement
thus morning that the peasant Passion
players ~ OberAmmergap are going N
give q months presentstio tion II the Passion
Plsy At Fast Aurora next simmer Mr.
Hubhard's statement v as based on = tele-
gram received from Martin Beck of New
York. who went 10 Switzerland % make
arrangements for this event Mr. Beck
cabled from Switzerland 10 Mr. Hubbard
Have S1nceeded- 4 hig auditorium Is
10 bs built at Fast Aurora and many land
scape changes are to be made In ex-
planning how arrangements were made 10
get the Passion players % come 10 this
country Mr. Hubbard said
You So. tho theatrical men ~ America
have been trying 10 get the Passion Play
artists 10 come 70 this country for years.
They are a religious people and their art
IL a sort of creed. They spurned all offers
of money because Il seemed a sacTiiege 10
present this wonderful play for money.
and particularly IN a theatre. We have
overcome all obstacles. We learn that
these simple peasants wanted to bdih
beautiful church in Oberammergau. We
showed them a way tp do Il. Mr. Beck
went straight tn ths Pope At Rome and
laid our plan before him. We guarantees
them tsS. ono 20 come and they are 10 have
all the surplus over that amount and thoir
Eha- - SHsaalHiala
matter We give them all When NE
plan had been laid before the Pore -
offered no objection II thev took ths
msthod II raising the necessary money n
buiId their church
The sun., 1910-06-28
PI-h Dinner From a Clear sky

RED BANK. n. j.. June n.-While Mr..
and Mrl. I. n. Adlsm were chatting with
lrisnda aa thair poTuh ln Broad stFaol
this allorno0n u1aY were startled hy the
AApplng of q lArgs weakfsh. which asaynad
~ drop out % q Clear sky on the grsen
lawn. Then they hard th8 cawing of
made dinner Cor Che AdlNul thla avuning.
The sun., 1910-06-28
IN BEATs COL. BOGEI.
Makes NIne HSIes at GOIT IN 4I-GOes to
beverly Tonight.


Beverly TO-nlGht.
WASHINGTON. June 7T-President Taft
beat Col BOgey to-day At the Chevy Chase
golf course The President had not been
able 20 indulge in his favorite game for a
long time on account Of pressing Congress
business, but to-day after q hard morn
ing's work he stepped into one of the
White House automobiles and was whirIed
out N Chevy Chase with Capt Butt
Notwithstanding that he hadn't played
for some time. the President was In eX-
osIlent form. He played only nine holes.
oart Of them through the rain. but he
made the nine IN u. which those who
ought 20 know say heats Col Bogey
Tomorrow evening the President Will
cave for Beverly He will not be sOrry
70 get away from Washington and rest
for a mo nth or more practically un-
disturbed by tho stress ~ legislation
and NATIONAL politics. Later Mr Taft
undoubtedly will mix In the Republi can
Congress campaign. but for a short time
~ eKpeCts - have comparative cute.
The sun., 1910-06-28
CONSTITUTION IN VINE YEARS.


PEEIN. Juns 2T.-Ths appeal made
recently by the provincial delegates Tor
the immediate adoption Of = constitution
has hsen rejsCtsd,
In reply tho PTinos Regent states that
China is not a. yst ready for . constitu-
tional government and for that reason
the period og nine ysars lxed By ths late
Emperor cannot b ah0resnsd.
Az ths end Of thaa dns. 10 h intimatad
the constitution will hs granted.
The sun., 1910-06-28
UICE-PRESIDENrS WIFE M.
MRS. sherman IN .IOhRs hopkins Hospital,
Diagnosis 10 Ne Made Te-'iay.

RALrIMoKE. June p Mrs Sherna7.
the wife Of Vice President James s. Shrr'-
ma. j. SERIOUSLY IN A. the Johns Hopkins
Hos;ital She was brought here Friday
nj ght IA a special car of the P-nnsylvaaia
Railroad and was Immediately taken TO
tho hospital and plaoei in ward ~.
Dr. William \. Thayer of this City. a
noted specialist on the heart is the attend
ing physician and will make a diagnosis
Of Mrs. Sherman's case tomorrow. A.
yet her exact ailnient has not heen male
public
Mrs sherman i resting easily tonight.
Vice -Pre-idsat sherman spent Yesterday
and last night with his wife NJ the hospital
and nearly all ot to-GAy.
The sun., 1910-06-28
BROWNE jury STILL or.
No sign ol . Verdict IN the L.SrimeF
BFibeFy case.


CHICAGO. June q The deadlock Of
the jury trying Ies O'Nsil Browne
charged with bribery IN connection with
IN. election Of senator loriH,er. con
,inucs. On this. the night n the third
day sincs the jurors took the case, an
agreement seems no nearer than az first
Az sorts of conflicting rumors a. 10 IN
division Of the panel arr ahoat, but therr
10 absolutely no oorroboration Of any n
'them. 10 insistent we're some of them
and N positively stated by some Of the
newspapers that Judge Mosurely took
occasion to-day 10 gather the newspaper
men about him and tell them Il was h.
msntable to print Wild rumors az facts
A, midnight Il was said that the jury
had retired for the night. The jury had
bsen out then just eighty hours
The sun., 1910-06-28
1000 MILE AIR RACE.
$4,000 Prike-LsaSlan % Lonhsn IN .
Blg Loop AFound EdinbuFEh.

Spectai Cahs DerpaieA 70 THn SCN.
LONDON. June a. 21.--AnnOuncemont was
made to-day by the Daily Nod II the
conditions for lts second $4,000 asropane
race. the iirst notice n which was given
on April ~ after Paulhans s'lcceSsful
fight from London IN Manchester
The course will cover a distance of
1000 miles, beginning and ending at Lon
don The different cities 10 be covered
along the routs are Edinburgh. Glasgow.
Manchester Bristol. Exeter and Brighton
The time set II the second week In july.
Whoever covers the entire distanc"
in the shortest time will win the hig priSs
The sun., 1910-06-28

mudsoa HtFer Day ins q special Poush-
kaapata services. one hour later than ihru hos'a
aeiuru ran BE- made on sane steamer. Music
anf PFrigct NrFvicg.-gldu.
The sun., 1910-06-28
CqHiiHuad on Third Eaes

SUMNER WEAmTNEag - HouioTd ACID
phdsphats n1ickn reiieveF ~ languur. eAhaus.
lion and lgTvoufnqsa % 8ummef-if
The sun., 1910-06-28

MsgFashinw. mealthful lammur nrtnk
uaweY'E Pure Claftt Runrh
n T. Dewey 4 sonu Co ~ Fuil1u S.. y. Y
-Adl.
The sun., 1910-06-28
FELL 500 FEET.
Z .ake Made . CUshlOn. 10 French FlyeT
Only Brske q leg.

special Cabls Dsspaich ~ THE SUN.
BUCHAREsI. June p while making a
FiRht this afternoon Guillemene French
aviator. fell i've hundred feet
He escaped death by falling into a lake
His lsg vas broken and his asroplans was
Mrnrked
The sun., 1910-06-28

nan. sUnscuIPTfDN onnEns FDR
n s,In gnd The Evening Nun nav b1 81 alm
laHsdcaieIs No gEtra ctargay-llfA
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Entered at the class matter
PERSONAL

R. B. Kidd, the local assayer,
will leave this morning for the
coast on a ten days vacation.
Frank Everett who came in from
Atwood during the early part of
the week leaves today for that dis
trict to superintend the develop
ment work on copper claims
Deputy Sheriff A. G. Martinson,
of Manhattan, who has been on a
visit to his parents in Nebraska
for the last three weeks, leaves
this morning for the northern camp.
Henry Chin Hing, j. B. Warner
and F. o. Kohler. United States i'm
migration officers, who arrived
from the coast Wednesday, left
yesterday for their headquarters at
San Francisco.
Jack Hall, who is wrestling with
, an attack of pneumonia, was re-
ported to be slightly improved yes
terday. While he has not yet pass
ed the danger point, his condition
! is such that the physician in at
tendance states the patient is OF
the mend
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-28
% INCREASE MILLING
CAPACITY OF JOHNNIE

An increase of milling capacity
rom 100 to 200 tons daily is con-
emplated by the newly chosen
metals of the Johnnie Mining and
Killing company.
II is proposed to develop the
lines steadily and keep stockhold-
rs continually and fully Informed
to the character and progress
operations.
The management of the affairs OF
be company has reverted TO a, D.
yers, T. A. Johnson and asso-
ates. the following officials hay
been chosen; President. l.. J
christopher; vice president, A. +
bhnson: treasurer. NJ. $. Gregory
neral manager. r. A. Johnson
r. Myers will be member OF ths
bnrd OF directors.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-28
FRIENDS ARE
SEARCHING FOR
| MISSING LAWYER
MAN NEVER RE.
TURNED FROM SAN FRAN
CISCO.

q The San Francisco Chronicle con-
aains the following account Of the
mysterious disappearance of AT
5orney David Truman, Goldfield
awyer who, it is said, has not been
cen for nearly two months.
GOLDFIELD, Jan. 26.-David A.
Truman, lawyer of this city, who
las been in San Francisco for
learly two months, is missing, and
lis friends cannot find any trace
# him since he was seen on the
erry at Oakland en- route home on
anuary Tth He paid his bill at
he Won Dorm hotel with a check
n the John S. Cook bank, Gold
leld, and this was received and
IGNORED last week His baggage
cached here ten days ago, and it
vas reported that Truman had been
cen at Reno; but the Southern
Pacific auditors office reports that
humans ticket was not taken UP
asst Of Oakland.
The mystery Of the case is in,
lreased by the fact that he was
o have appeared this morning tx
onduct the third trial of D. Gibson
or murder. Truman had defend
d the prisoner on previous trials
nd the state had gone to great ex
,enss to bring witnesses here from
long distance. Another lawye
gas appointed, and the case wa
rdered to proceed without furthe
clay.
Jack Rice, a brother-in-law 0
Truman, is staying at the hOte
Fan Dorm He says Truman lef
he hotel January ostensibly TO
;oldfeld. and he cannot find an,
ause for fear for the missing man
afety.
ged man. said Rice, last night
He may have had some bushes
hat took him away for a shor
lime or there may have been othe
easons to keep him away. hay
eceived inquiries about him fror
by sister. Mrs. Truman, who
Goldfeld, but all the informatio
could give her was that he ha
fit here | cannot understan
ow it was that his ticket was nc
aiken up, but it may have bee
ossible that his return ticket ha
apsed and in that case he ma
ave bought another.
b. S. Dorm of the Won Dorm NJ
81 knows Truman well,s but la'
light could throw no light on n
disappearance. Dorm says Truma
as seen by his bus runner
GARD the ferry for Oakland, an
be runner presumed that he wi
hen on his way to Goldfield, /"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-28
NOW is THE TrsIE.

The San Francisco Bulletin is now
arriving in Tonopah twenty-four
hours earlier than heretofore and
consequently the readers of that pa
per secure the latest news several
hours earlier than that published in
the other city papers. Now is the
time to take advantage of the offer
whereby you can secure the Daily Bo-
nanza and the Bulletin for the sum
of S1.25 month.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-28
DULY APPOINTED
NOTARY PUBLIC

Nye county has new notary pub
lie in the person of Kenneth ]. Booth
of the Bonanza, who has been duly
commissioned by Governor Dicker-
son. Any person needing any
swearing done exclusive of pro-
fanity-can have their wants at
tended to promptly by the new ap-
pointee.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

OF the Booth Mining company of
Goldfeld for the year ending De-
cember 31st, 1909:
Location of mine, Goldfield, county
of Esmeralda, state of Nevada.
DEBIT.
Jan. !. 1909, to cash on hand. $S20.85
Transfer fees .............. 3.75
Miscellaneous ............... 500.0
Total ........... s1,s24. go
CREDIT.
Jan. /, 1909 to Dec. 81, 1909:
Labor .$1,045.O 90
Miscellaneous etc. ...... 1925
Balance on hand Dec. 81, 1909 209.35
$1,324.6O
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Bullfrog Reduction & Water COM
pany, South Dakota corporation.
January "a, 1910. The following is
statement of the business tran
sacted during the year 1909, by the
above named company.
Total receipts from all
sources "a. o.
Total expenditures .... 237,S83. 81
l certify that the foregoing state
ment is correct.
JOHN G. KIRCHEN,
General Manager.
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ANNUAL STATEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ANNUAL STATEMENT

Montgomery shoshone Mines COM
pany, a South Dakota corporation.
January "a, 1910. The following is
statement of the business tram
sacted during the year 1909, by the
above named company:
Total receipts from all
sources ......... .,l..e.--..S ottt5V.oo
Total expenditures. ........ 1S0,929.32
I certify that the foregoing state
ment is correct.
JOHN G. KIRCHER,
General Manager.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Crystal Bullfrog Mining company,
a South Dakota corporation.
January "a 1910. The following is
statement of the business transact
ed during the year 1909, by the lboTe
named company.
Total receipts from all sources. None
Total expenditures .......... None
| certify that the foregoing is cor
rect.
JOHN G. KIRCHEN,
General Ma n GER
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Tonopah Extension Mining Co, New
York office. Receipts and disburse-
ments for the year ending December
31st, 1909.
Total receipts, New York
office .s16S.1s9.s
DISBURSEMENTS.
Remittances to Tonopah
!, office ..... 100000
New York office disburse-
ments .................. 45.as!7G
Total Observation-Disclosures. $la). a3r &c
Nj. Il. WARD, Treas
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Shoshone Polaris Mining company,
q South Dakota corporation.
January "a, 1910. The following is
statement of the business tran
sacted during the year 1909, by the
above named company.
Total receipts from all
SOuGCtS NUN
I certify that the foregoing is corr
rect.
JOHN G. KIRCHER,
General Manager
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the Nevada Southern Gold & Sill
yer Mining company for the year
ending December 31st 1909: Location
of mine Manhattan mining district,
county of Nye, state of Nevada.
DEBIT.
Jan 1, 1909, to cash on hand. none
To assessment collected during
l9Ug none
To amount received from other
sources @olu.Vu
CREDIT.
Mine expenses in year 1909 Gam
nual work. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3oo.UU
General expenses in year 1903
(advertsing) ..........s... 1000
Paid dividends in year 1909. none
Balance on hand December 3lst
W. A. BERRY, Secretary.
*Deticiency made up from voluntary
subscription of stockholders.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the Little Grey Mining Company
of Manhattan for the year ending
December 31st, 1903:
Receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS24.09
- JAMES Fl. MoNTEATH. Secretary.
1-25-6t
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the Goldfield Christmas Mining
company, Goldfeld, Nevada.
Cash on hand December 31st,
1JUo .,............. S4,224.1g
Disbursement, general expens-
es, 1909 .................. 2,765.o0
On hand ........... $1,45e.59
H H. COOKSON Secy
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

The monitor Mining company.
Receipts $500 90
Disbursements ........5 500. 90
Fl. II. COOKSON. Secy
1-27-e
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~
ANIMAL STATEMENT

OF the Typo Consolidated Mining
company for the year ending Decent
her 31st. 1909:
Receipts Observation-Disclosures. .S3,O60.4s
Expenditures ....... 3,060.4a
JAMES ". MoNTEATH Asst. Treas.
f~25-gt
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Tonopah
Exploration company will be held
at the Office of the company No.
507 State Bank and Trust building,
Tonopah, Nevada, at 2 p. M, on
February list, 1910, at which meet
ing board of directors for the
ensuing year will be elected, and
such other business transacted as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
KEY PITTMAN, Pres.
JAMES H. MONTEATH,
Secretary
1-21 to 81
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-28
ANNrAL STATEMENT

OF the Southwestern Nevada Mines
company for the year ending Decent
her 5ist, 1909;
Receipts ss.....s. .sssss's. t~e'Vess'ts
JANIS II. MoNTEATH. Asst. Treas.
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