Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-18

contest" would be a public nuis-
ance. The Judge, in handing down
the decision, declared the injunc-
ton could not be granted as the
defendants had not been allowed
sufficient time to present their case
and that the issuance of an injunc-
ton would in effect be the adjudi-
cation of the subject matter; that
if breach of peace or violation
of the law was contemplated the
peace officers of the city and county
would deal with it.
Following the courts decision
Webb, at the direction of the gov
ernor, held a conference with Flick
ert and Martin, at which the dis
trict attorney and chief of police
guaranteed that it was contest
that would not be permitted. While
en- route to the Oakland mole to
board the train, the governor said:
This means the end of prize
fighting in this state and by this
state l mean Los Angeles as well as
San Francisco. The two fights
scheduled in the southern city will
not be held. | have instructed the
proper authorities there to stop
them. 1t is not a pleasant thing
when you are pleading for the big
gest thing California ever attempt
ed, to have this fight thrown into
your face continually. That was
my experience in the east while
seeking national aid for the Panama
Pacific exposition. Pressure has
been brought to bear on me from
millions of people scattered all over
the country and this alone Is rea-
son enough for my interference.
No governor, however, can interfere
with the affairs of a municipality
unless he is satisfied the municipal
4 officials cannot and will not cope
1
fed before l wrote to Attorney Gen.
eral Webb. l am not worrying
about the fight. l am concentrating
my attention on the prevention oi
the Langford-Kaufman match.
lam satisfied the promoters of the
big fight have already decided tt
remove their match from this state
That's all ask of them
BEN LOMOND, CAL, June IT,
Orders were received from Berge
today to pack up the trainin,
equipment in preparation for ship
ment to Reno. Jeffries is sched
uled to box at an exhibition II
Santa Cruz Sunday, but it is prob
able he will not appear but will
start for Reno tomorrow night.
OGDEN, Utah, June 17.-Mayo
Mccarthy of San Francisco arrive
this afternoon en- route to the coas
but declined to be interviewed whe
informed of the decision of the gov
ernor to stop the Langford-Kaui
man fight tomorrow.
~as@~~~~~s~~~~s-s~~ -s~~~e~s~~s~~srSs~~s
erers and the other by Charlie
Richards on the Dyer and Bollinge
ground. Surveyors are ct work o
the latter townsite, while Leste
Bell has charge of the first namet
, Lots are being sold at reasonabl
, terms.
The Rich Hills district is one {
, the best and richest in Nye count
, In the entire area activity can
, noticed and many more strikes
, bound to ensue. w. B. Sollend'
, is operating there, and while he
, not saying anything about what
, has in sight, it is understood tn,
, the showing are such as to lea
, people who have examined til
, property to believe that he will ha'
I'll big producer within sho
in time.
i McQuillan and Hall left Tonops
ut last Monday for the purpose of vi
iting Grantsville where the Nor
IT. Bell Gold Mining company pro
We erty is located, Both gentlemt
lr are interested in this property al
re declared last night that the wor
ke whinh has been carried On for Il
d naet two years under the super,
IT. sion Of Henry Sietz was resultil
r in splendid showing Extensi
ed development work has been carri,
he on exposing one of the create
leeds IN that part of the countr
on Th0re IS no doubt but what ii
" company's ground will compa