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LAWN TENNIS.
National Champions Meet Defeat In
Women's MET" Tourney

The semi-hnAl matches In singles Of tho
women's metropolitan championship on
the West Side Tennis club courts were
the feature Of Yesterday plav In IA.
arlier Of the tWo Miss Louise Hammond met
Miss Moves, q former national champion
and contrary 70 the general opinion The
scoring vas very evenly balanced. much
more than the figures would indicate. bu;
Miss Hammond Won az 9. 9. 2
That Miss Hammond'- steadne-S saved
her there was no doubt. for moro than
once Miss Moves was within point Of
winning the match On every attack Miss
Hammond had Just enough reserve power
to stall On her Aggressive rival
In the other semi-hn match the PLAYERS
were Miss Marie v agnsT and Mn Frrderick
Schmty. both winners 81 the national
indoor championship. the latter being tho
present holder The early part of N" hr~t
set looked a. Il Mrs SChmi', would win
easily. when the tally stood Ia her
favor Miss Wagner all Of u sudden began
oppoTt1nlty offered she advanced to the ne'
for -masheA. and OutdrOye Mr. SchmitS
on % s's,y e., Isa Is no ~: s, .d fd M s,S LAM
hand sma~hc- that she scored ten gamsS
without a break This remarkable str"ak
g .SSi pEt her, . on the second
Despite the hopeless task which con
frOntsa Mr.. schm.tH. she play:sd on 9Inck,ly
got . brief setback. u was ONLY brief
though, for she cam" again Nj some hard
driving snd md rsn an, o., ID" ,", 18th ~" s"mes
This leaves M,s- Wagner and Miss u am
mond in the inal. wht d tak"- plac' ON Mon
fhe finai round of the women's douhie-
wa. also reached. IA. bs-t match ~ 'he
sem. nnal beinE wheTe Miss liamA"ni aud
Miss Little defeated Mr. Mllism ~ Pou'h
fssi sets, Miss nsmmond snd her partner
having the advantage Of 80 /.
Hecau.e soms Of he players we're engaged
in Oiher matchs- the nnAl round Ol the
ever. Miss Eli,ab-ih u Moore and Iyla .
lower sect ION of the draw Ihe hnali~'~
IN the consolation -insl"s 90" Mis~ 1t"-n
and Mrs de Gsr-dorh IN" summary
M,'ropVh,sn Sh'Tgo1ss,P T,,. NSmrn sn.S
Mr. FrsdsTirk Srhmhy. . Mis- louise
81 Hsmmond defeated Ais- No'rr. q =
Womens championship poubles semi nnAI
Ie"Pd s:s st' M RSsm n"ff f5ssn +9a S anG
Nj, Hdih HARDY . - -, ,--.,,,--,,
Nhci 1OsbL, ~, r9gnd & % Ni.s ina ia k'..eil '.,
\ nooTs !. = Miss Elizabeth II Moore
snd LIZ Man MshIn &% d.,ra,ei S MI, , el,s III .Hd
defeated Miss GEn'hcN anu NJ bhH,~t. = ..
S-csuL Round Miss rIiyabrih ~ Moore And
IJle MAhan defeated Miss N"Se> ami Nj
Iiddle bI default Mr. HAiShi AMI G"UrEr n
Schef'cr,s 20 Mlss . lIitl and q Wash
buTn defeated Miss Ina hlss-ll and NJ ba'isbN
Sent nnAl round Ms. En,abc'h u Moore
And LyE . MshAn deirAt~i Mr. haigh and
CossoIaylon Sinslr- Secoud round Mrs y
ucder defeated Nr> irws ~ default Ni~s
Mis- Ioro,hy Gr--n defeated Mis- blanche
s! az. r.. rsasa ,,.; ~; sss' NJ. 4: fsggr' igS
CIrrcn defeated Miss clara ku'irO1, as 20
The sun., 1910-10-09

~" ptoI~,t. sum oi ttsi .lsa has been
a.IttH' riisd. urpr" 'hau 80 so "a sNr~s-
"f rh~ urzIual usur~- The report -how-
hoN fhH muney has tss-u applied
Tract Of sDm-thtnH more than thtTty
"a 10 10 \. -ss aNiae fuf q plaN ground
aud prlrfI,- HELD That's - considered - h..
fn- more important -i,i- " the pfui-,t ~
. n-ld for Paid athletics that -. the piarv
Ter the c0iuIsr ittons 9th teams from either
Institutions about NelNAand oii.' half acrr-
have Ir~n put apart
= statement from t.eorEe " nnron Bs
chairman Of m. tNU COtnmiits~- - "a part
within the Held Tor paid Rtht~ti,- u -
contemplated to lay oUt . separate football
and Ia --ball field. stth Ttnntng TRACK -aT-
rounding the o. nasT suitable grand
stands will De bullt for both Of these nsld-.
and commodious training house. With
team rooms lockers, shower batb-. Act
VIII provide for the needs VI our own and
yiSating athletic teams The " hols Held
Tor paid athletics Will be siItably enclossd
aud provided With -unicient aud convent
en entrances
u ~ alSo the hope Of the committee that
the funds nov subscribed Will be -ufiiCient
To enable them 10 provide 81 some suitable
point un Alumni field TO be determined
lockers and showers Tor all those utilizing
the playground and practice Held The
committee hopes to complete the work VI
grading The field Tor paid athletics this year
and tO progress sufficiently With the detail
building plans 80 a. to permit the vigorous
prosecution of the ConSt TuctiOn work NEXT
wear
The sun., 1910-10-09

20 i.rlarinyths position q draw the ham
o. wrote mo following analysis
give the above position 4 = draw
.. - fr4e that the white g4rru f. hAiI" placed
b.. rara cannot derive g-ra 'rr i.sutaTr
-~-r'-uw 'h1u 10 place hl. queen NIihu4i loss
no 5 Hor- .pon ~. thH'.
e K K : ="
~ me sIvance ~ the pam negIu'
80 ne pawn a. rs. all r,s' r"r.1.a.rg 20
..'rErf Htaga wo Ii probably s.H 700 80
.' ..- rNypsri position a. ne Nu.'r ..ur N,
'.. .pNrrFT. the pawn cannot nI. a.r' 1914 EU|'
.' - the queen. ami %" "u.'s Aiir urs
.'"-r.1 1rr time 10 ssrE ~" square '''rr q
.'.- ~ lnycsnya'lou have found 1u. one
.. f.. - sAfe'y kt7 There 'rr mr. .H .s' 80
..- ls nc chance f. Frr.rh'.t. aus 100 hot
F fHIsf remain
...' 1' aIl The queen contest. .ls advance
..Hu 1- tD OrCH g.. me u''"l'.pr o. a|
mo- ..rH hostile piere- AuI 90 r 10 rr. eve The
20 Kt-
..- ..s. ran now advance 'u s1r.s'. o'
..-.. 10 gi1 The easiest urflpl l. Ng
* K, : S0
..l 1uv 30 impossible 10 rrsus-f'' r|
'.~a rH' 90 .- no. rTTsa>H-f fp Hfr more
..H' fH" is.- .Iur wI'h 40 Hr.fs h.'z
... ...' 20. f.Hf rIh-D. F.H. Or fnr ~ '
.r.. .l' t.rg .. ,H.r ugI ne pawn HI
''-~.s n ,H- ari rr,us a5-ltiDn % O., come 20
rpsIrt,s 80. 10
Hs~.
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go VA Iuadyi,ah.e exchange - ~ allow,
White u RN uu a clear diagonal fnr hirh the
TuI-n-ary salu - q paw u du-s not com psnsaie
h,At AMI 4 10 ~ RS. then n MANI kuS
=, - . ls. ~ NJ. Oh. then 0, R'E, oar.
cause - u HEKt OAK IS u kt- J. rs 10
SNA JAR N y hNV sui wins.
. simply IS uNkt FNH IA nap BAR. ~,
have h"cn good enough
,r ltruugul>hlns one ~ the surplus pawns
arrni} N"nn nothing lIt had position Will
. 4 y 1T ~. then ~ .KR u. kt,B.
~ RNr IN. y ~ - n Rs n. Is = OSkL
rl followed l1 III
Al The alternative wuuld be - ran p.
nerind h.t bishops q Inherent coIor
H or - - kkn. N = = hN then -
y Nn Win = good Attars. amt u = RAJ. thea
= G,p UVp N " X y and Hlack cOind not
survive ne AttAca mis- wuuli nave been gOoI
enough 4 White had not had TIE variation la the
'n Thsrs is NJ time Tor nl. capture In - ian.
gtrul> I-l>lunu o. ktN Il imperative.
a. The game an ~ more be saved. lts
n ~ thea - y as. ch. y ktA. " Gap and
wins
b., \ prely, 'sfn.uauon To a well pla,ei game
Dr Es-er Of amsterdam. who PLAYED a
series " games with JauoW-ki ~ Paris
recently, won a match with the British
PLAYER ! / Gilman a. Amsterdam, tn.
nnhl ~""r" being a. 20 81 m favor ot the
Dut,hwsn This WBs contest ~ ten
To each man A. tho CONFUSION of the
match the PLAYERS agreed To- 81 once begin
another contest under rNtrtly the same
conditions and rules Following ar" the
~'.orr- ut thr -s-,und thIri ami fourth games.
with modes h} !. Nunsr uf London
The sun., 1910-10-09
MAure,anla wins AT CrlrEr,.

Iricketers representing the ~tsam-hi 9
Maurrtania IN the annual Champion ship
series 81 The Nhntic Steamships Nhl"'tr
League yesterday wresied the cricket -Il-
premaoy of the ocean from the steamship
Majestic by winning the nnal match ar
ranged 80 hreak The tie between them on
the grounds ~ the New lork Veterans
1rtck~l Association ~ West brighton.
staten Island incidentally the trophy
presented by Slr lhomaa ip'"n AMI '"n-
tesfed for the first time this wear vas ~
stake " Wiil 20 IN board 10 MaUr'tHrta
and spend \ yeRr there hc or" Hra-
frrdav waa a. declared for nine frke'a,
aRainI - 'he MAprctaniI inning very
easily hy the margin ot - runs 'h@
Seatheg waa TOO chilly for good 'riCSei
the ordeal vaa over.
The sun., 1910-10-09


soL,-rtoS To PRosLEs 80 ".
X IA, TO be followed by , Pr
soLt-rtoS To PEobitN 80 ~
p K,a ar
correct solutions to both ,hsse problems 70
: = Gnhef. Nes IsIs ~ coSnis Fhend
w.rH.i PsIl.tsiphia 70 rs" ~ Ies.ps % BrSi,sy
,,Corrccl ,oluuons received to No 81 from " u
chester, Nsss Mine. rrowbridss. wiihsms'o~n
NddiuonA coryec, >oluuoos rse.l,cd to Nos
~ and VI from " spring neld No
ooRRFsPoN nENca
~ y Norwsk Com THs Sus wants
On " y" made In other Nords the verdict Is
y v springfield Mo Thsnss 'or vour con,
m nicston shall ~ 10 Is- TIE three mo, er
w. New YerA cu As TO dosnio~u meet
,sss +ddress VI Dcwnsr, =; Mina-o, place
Ton 'iii Broadw,S S'Sa snd r-S,s s'.I stree, >'
First pt,>e. . silver medal. in the nrsi
tournament nf the correspondence Che-s
been concluded AZ the Rice chess club.
has benn awarded 20 Walter frere. who
made score Of I've points oui Of possible
round Of the -e"ond % Journey. TO ne T'n cond aaisd
hN corr"~p1nden'" have no. ys, b~en an
nounrsd The ioIrpam"nt director.
h"mm~t - WindSor place, RrOOklNn.
r"pnr's that b" has two vacancies IN the
third tourney which - Ip-i starring
cable match team has emerged winner
~ The las, session - the cont nuous hand
'sg 'oufhameni ~ the BROOKLYN Chess
club. having made psrc"niaSr Of s.o
b" lost onlv Zen The other winners were
, Rose lass II. sgo. second priEe Z 4.
Nsn lass u. % 'hird prilr The sp~rial
uriz" Tor ~" hiah.si aggregate Of victories
~en' "a samuel VI CraRg, Who won 2i1
game- uut oi lsa. With percentage ot SO
Yale iniNet~iiv's chess team viii plav
- annual praoig" mat"h against The Nsw
Maven Chess club on October - The
leading 'h"s- players ~ Vale are R
thand-r. G.. Burgess " beach Hooker
= Ntsarns. Jones and Robertson
The sun., 1910-10-09

ruVFrp p,rE, =. y. Oo' NrNough
ih" ~-arh"r was cold anI di-axr-sable, 4
large number of .ort-tv I-.upir attended the
rr-i "i series "f trn''inV and uscing races
"u ihs Tuxedo speeding rack gwen by the
IuNruo IIpr-s show N--DrIaf.Ou " VI
hoffman s"h Iru"rir- ~ led 20 break the
luNrdo track record 81 70 10, h-,i bV v "
I -ouarI.- EoWou0 81 hester The iroi .
rns hsudI,ap va. " on by y " wilCoN ~
Io-hsu. driving ',gy~n1. ~ tt'r The
rAring hAniicap went 10 n ! Fi-ke :
Molly " rip l"et ~" summaries
q las q. trufting up
SLN land Fafm. SterinEiOn. paiAura
y Nnrns ,.rsh~u y \ Gatcna WHOA
Nurlsri tarrie' stony fori y TIn Patch
king ,
Time - ~.
tiass ~ F1ttnx
! TrrHnrhD ruAeio y star Barna
II .s,nard Cnss ter. \ : . Romons ,Iron
y S,srrston Goshen y y Paty BeIl ,s,Aple
rn,e ~ -
= ioHusrd Ir fussio. y Y. Gues. NEsln
Richard HS,'or-nicE css-,cr y y MAJ, ns~
, v vsa V-'. warw'cs = y r-td, wuEe,
rIms-,o ~
,ia-- trotung rup
} u kIng ~Lsa, F1rt ' King Orn tkIngI 1
stony Ford Fsrn. stony Ford y ANA
George Fi,o.r.d. Monro- y. y. Hs~E
MAhoEany HIfytirraitN :
Tine -2I -
The sun., 1910-10-09

tH M lrfrripr move The intcuttou probably
Ma t. remain nn the sing side With the q Iren
ID. ThlN docs not Improve matters either ~
prrsrnt trr' j. np Urgent necessity Tor ne cap
tue - tnc ArigE'. especially ~ he gives ~ the
diagonal o. whites u QRA
H.. something has ~ he tnne with she HIN tied
rhnir~ 81 hI. disposal lie wants 10 IRE, rnt Ia the
ir~f instance white q rrn entering the king =
sItr tf course Ne l~rl-SN queen moves can
not b~ retrieved
No u,~ piaying = ~. - black could pre-
vent ihr ~niTN ~ FnF queen with - No
o. The piece ', presumably gwen lp design
rib. n - ht hA. then ~ bNkt pNB gf "
bold ne game
' Noi gprI specimen 81 ur F.~ers sklu
b. Hff means
The sun., 1910-10-09

40 ne aus~n'a sids foiiowst ~ X o. aad
bring ~ ~ over 20 his irft STAG
- Tbr uHht utomsnt tur ttr nnai ai'ars
BaeE furr~s abg lousii are Nsatsutcally In 10
frrtpr Iosiiiun and me kiaa IN the rentrs sttii
~ Nnt hsing stat~si tn tho srofv shrh pas
uss captured Ne assume n 20 have been ftf
~ othrrul-s biaCk suld have Vlaf fri Nfhf
prsslulahiH
q ll-i-niing ths KIP - a. 20 advance ht
f-tH immrfita ieiY fatal but maHss no diFsf
snvr. 80 the game conhi not be saved
The sun., 1910-10-09

~nWn WarE rannrf sIrr~ss fully -aatsnd aaalnat
'H.s s'Tn,rgF u-Ruar fur isaf 81 rh-rss his 1l~sn
Wnnei 70 ~ IN ni~ The one useful rotshttsl
I"frtnE tn~ rtrhnndr 10 u4s~us Iur theae
Learpns Q an cUnsirhincd ~ give th~ gams .
draw FNastrt TasHEu
~ folloWtng gaua- PLAYED ~ t0lman
~ Utmnnrg ~ 'hs nttnur tourney !. fnfhsr
o. h'Tf"-tIus The uufrs ar~ hv NuTrr
The sun., 1910-10-09
Racing IN England

ypsr,1 CI1iS Dsspn'rH % rHF SIS
TO- y Cct The fa'" iur mo y 80
OF or STAGE 81 ..W-, -s, "rrirn- Hf kcuu-
ion rArk t0-dav VA - on uy o. l.alU.- " u.!s
tanI D0urrii,'z BurA v h"n' Ra
.~CSn ar,I.t g. Itos.fi. .. " tiIuUF A. HTlaI'.i
fhtrf Ton hprzH- ran lhr betting -
- agrIn. WDifn l.Huf l.H' 'ip % asa .ust
WfI.l v hrt' ant . tu q a~ain-y iilpuyN.
The sun., 1910-10-09

IA VAsIIrs vas QuIle GDol enOugh.
% Y kkn u Il. n u ~ and no harm
done tlr could Also castle In perfect safety
t,f Castles noN would have left him with .
pawn behind and probably a lost game after =
loug struggle
standard. Il only given a. matter of curiosity.
the score then being ~ polnts each, such hAllu
Gina lions a. that under which Nr ColmEn vas
lahoring occur occasionally. Ahd someti mes even
after very careful scrutinY % Inc position
pSyrhoUg lcal problem which We do not attempt
IA solve
PHoBi IN 80 o. ~ IEsPsEsES
The sun., 1910-10-09

hsld committee NJ cornell a the hnal report
Of subscriptions - conr4rneA IN. member
OF this CommIitSs - FAR as he ,oi's' On
hers have complsteA the work hey 80
out 10 DO. that 10. ~ ralae $50 mn for the
grading SC and sion nm FOR The euUipmsn'
~ the n-d ~ matter of fa'i for these
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24
THE NEW SUGAR FACTORY

Visitors from outside points to
the sugar factory site uniformly ex-
press their admiration at the prog
ress that has been made upon the
substantial and beautiful buildings
that have been given shape, and 'ex-
press wonderment at a feat that has
been superintendent single-handed by
General Manager Fred Hinze, who
has had no white collared assistants
in the gigantic undertaking We
doubt if the people of this state,
yes, and of the county, too, realize
the Importance this grand under
taking bears toward the future eco
nomic life of the state and county;
otherwise a keener interest would
be displayed in the enterprise. The
Nevada Sugar company needs the
financial aid of investing capital; il
needs the faithful cooperation OF
farmers who live in sections Access
sible to the factory. And the needs
are legitimate. -Fallon Standard.
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MAN GIVES
AN EYE TO A FRIEND
BY Associated Pres.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. "a
Frank Van Eek, well known min
Ing man of the Cripple Creek dis
trict, last night proved how strong
is western generosity, when he took
out one of his own eyes and gave
1t to Sam w. Wilder, newspaper
man, who had lost his own optic by
accident.
Both men wear false eyes. vid-
ler's got frosted and when he tried
to thaw it out it exploded. Unable
to secure another in the camp, he
was saved discontinue when his
friend proceeded to take his eye
out of his own head and turned it
over to Wider.
Until another eye arrives Van
Eek is using an old one he hap
pened to have laid away.
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Sonnet, Antiphony Betwixt Poet and Boarding
y y - House Egg y = y
Suggested by the recent EggInspectors' Strke)
by George Allan England

askeh:
Time-honored relic of
Tho S no whom the invdous
Time hath reft of virgin youth
life sef) Egg Speak!
| shell with tremulous hesitant
With dark foreboding, with fear-clouded
now
How long agone? About thy being fingers
No mem'ry, Egg, of those departed days
fresh and
backward glance through the enshroudng haze
OF childhood, adolescence fullgrown
Who arr Dvulge at length
be thou dost forget,
The Egg repieth
II the offspring of Red
Rhode Island Years. decades
Since in lowly box alone,
Just laid lay, newborn. life
I'll pack thee down in salt She
From fond mothers breast, in a Deep
Dark Stygian cellar Sleep
A hailed thence moor
| lay in pickle, warehouse
woke Good | had been sold
To Fresh Egg Store! There long lie
Till Mrs. Pinchem bought appease
Thine inner cravings" mix cried I
Hey Nell! Mines stick pleased"
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Robert e. Kuhns, your heirs and
assigns:
You are hereby notified that the I'M
dersigned has expended in labor and
improvements $500 during the year
1908, $500 during the year 1903,
on the following named quartz
Yulture, Fourth of July No. 1. Com
Quartz King No. and Carinero, sit
uate in Tonopah mining district, Nye
county, state of Nevada, under the
provisions of Section 1924 of the Re-
vised Statutes of the United States of
America, and January 22, 1880, con-
corning annual labor on mining
claims. The location certificates of
the above claims are duly recorded in
the county recorders Office of Nye
county, state of Nevada. Said expen-
diture was the amount necessary to
hold said mining claims during the
aforesaid years. And il within 80
days from the date Of the first pub
| LEGATION of this notice you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your portion OF
such expenditure as q co-owner, which
| amounts to $500, together with the
cost of this advertisement your inter-
| est in said claims will become the
property of the subscriber, your CO.
owner, who has made the expenditure
and improvements as above mentioned
| Dated at Tonopah, Nevada. this 9th
day of october, 1910.
First pub. Oct 8, 1910.
Last pub. Jan. 7. 1911.
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Backache, Straining, Swelling, Etc.
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THE PRINTING INDUSTRY.

Did you ever stop to think of
the army employed in the printing
industry Of the United States? The
figures are startling-the figures
furnished from Washington. There
are 100000 editors, artisans, crafts
men and other workers employed in
the printing business in this coun-
try.
When it comes to money the
total Is rather astounding. The
capital invested is given as $780,
100000, and the annual product
reaches the tremendous figures of
$3.50, 100000.
1t would appear that printers
ink is well along in the front rank
of American industries. EXCHANGE
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fine PROGRAM
At Miners union
CHRISTMAS TREE
CHILDREN WILL BE GIVEN A
PLEASING TIME TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

An interesting musical program
has been arranged by the Miners
union for their Christmas tree fes-
tivities tomorrow afternoon. In ad-
dition there will be a program in
which the children will participate.
The Christmas tree of this organi-
cation will be located in the Min
ers' Exchange hall, and the exer-
cises will start promptly at 3
O'Clock. A general invitation has
been extended to every child in
Tonopah to be present and receive
gift, also candy, nuts and fruit.
The committee appointed by the
union, has been working hard to
make the affair as attractive as pos
sible and there is no doubt but that
the children will enjoy every min
ute of the occasion. Old Santa
Claus will be on the reception COM
mittee. The musical program OF
the Tonopah Military band will be
as follows:
March Emblem of Freedom OK
l.. King) Band
Trlple-Tongue Duet for Comets.
$50. .Messrs McGinn and Nelson
Overture Garden of Eden" Geo
D. Barnard) ............ Rand
Waltzes "My Hearts Idol" &C. w
BennetO Band
Selection plantation Echoes" (by
Thomas Coates) ....... Band
Flower Song Hearts and Flowers
ct. M. TobanD ..........B BAND
Intermezzo "Shimmering Spangles'
(Castor) ............... .Band
March "The Ideal" (H. C. Miller)
Conductor, A. w. CARL.
Our Want Ads" bring results.
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SANTA CLAUS
SENDS MESSAGE To
TONOPAH TOTS
STATES THAT HE WILL VISIT
THIS CITY TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Here is a telegram received today
that should be of great interest to
the children of Tonopah, for it con-
Germs each and every one and was
sent by good old Santa Claus from
his northern home. The dispatch
came by wireless and was picked
out of the air by the instrument of
Arthur Raycraft
ITO the Children of Tonopah:
Having received information
from my scouts, who recently Wis
tied your city one night, that you
will have several Christmas trees,
| wish to say that | will preside
over the functions and distribute
many presents to those who are
deserving. The children who have
not behaved and have been real
bad during the past year, will of
course expect nothing from me, for
| only reward those who have been
good and obdient. However, | I'M
derstand that all of the Tonopah
children have behaved fine since my
last visit, and if this is so each will
receive a present.
Il will also visit Tonopah tonight
and will investigate the behavior of
each child. Trusting that 1 will
meet all of you tomorrow afternoon
at the Elks' and Miners Union
Christmas trees, remain,
SANTA CLAUS"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24
LEW POWELL is BEATEN
BY NEW YORK SCRAppER

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Jack
Goodman of this city gained a pop
ular decision over Lew Powell of
California in 10-round bout here
last night. The early rounds were
tame and both boys remained in a
clinch most of the time. The de-
cision went to Goodman for snappy
work in the last five rounds. which
Powell's rally in the final round
did not offset.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24
THE WELLS FARGO COMPANY

The Wells-Fargo company, past
master at extortion, purposes, ac-
cording to common report. to test
the. legality of the action of the
board of assessors, that raised its
taxes within Nevada. If there Is
any firm or corporation in the coun-
try, says the Fallon Standard, that
exceeds the Wells-Fargo for effron-
terry, temerity and plundering pro-
pensities, we have failed so far to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24
FORCE
TO ENJOY HOLIDAYS

Owing to Sunday and Monday be-
ing legal holidays, the postoffice en-
ployees will be given a chance to
enjoy that period On both these
days the general delivery window
will remain open only between the
hours of o'clock and 5 o'clock p.
m. The registry window will be
open between 8 and 4 for delivery
purposes only.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24

ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BO-
MANIA WHO ARE IN ARREARS
ARE REQUESTED TO SETTLE
AT ONCE. OUR REPRESENTA-
TIVE WILL CALL. PLEASE PAY
HIM PROMPTLY, OTHERWISE 1T
WILL BE NECESSARY TO PLACE
SUCH ACCOUNTS IN THE HANDS
OF A COLLECTOR.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24

hear of it. And as passing COM
ment, it should be about the last
corporation in the world to oppose
the payment of it's just proportion
OF tax. If for no other reason than
to destroy its monopoly, this paper
wants to see the parcels post sys-
tenn inaugurated by the national
government
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-24

Reno Reveries," by Leslie Cur
tbs, so cents at Tonopah News and
Stationary company. All about the
divorce colony. If