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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
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I'M &a6ie1t,
&ailer bei1tdt bic 8encSiftiner=9lbtei
in 8enrou. - @ploenes MtlitGr=
Snbilaum in Sapern. = Erin5
aubuig Subn bes asriu5regenteu,
so Sabre I'M 9ieni It.
9 e ri II, 19. 9lop.
9coenflide Me4oungen fontu1e

ge0ertlide Meloungen fon1tnen
aus 80ln iiber Sic .Sodpaiier Sc
fahr. Ser 8bein lit sort uuf ooae
lie6en Dieter geltiegen. gs lit oa5
ser b0hite Staseo ieit 0em Sabre
1897. stber bei oieier 3iffer oiirfte es
nidt ei111al bleiben. gs miro biel=
nebr befiirhtet, oaB ser &6ein nod
ue{ter madien miro, 0a BON Deridte=
be1Iel1 Stationen in oen gee6enflitliele
cine Sobflutbrpelle iignaliliert miro,
melde &0ln 0emnadit erreiden miro.
Son SEN 8eboroen tperoen nit fieber=
baHpr Gle untfangreihe MnBregeln
getrnffe11, I'M 9eib l1n0 2eben Ser
l1fes6elpobner 5u lidern 3ob miro
pprr1l1slidtlib betrddtliher gigen=
thlunsfd@en entlteben. Cine 9iobs=
poit lit auh aus 9Sranffurt a/De. ein=
getroffen. Ias 9o61palier 0urhbrah
Sem 3anun an Oem neue11 Sltbafel1
un0 0ern ulrpoai itdn0tg ausgebaltten
@aienbeden, u1t0 SITES lit nun iiber=
flut6et. Sic gelnnunte Mr6eit, nel6e
1eit geraurner 3eit nit einen gelDal=
tigen 9l1tfpnn0 BON Malhinen fertig
geltellt pproen lit perni6tet. Gas
@erf miro gan5 Don neuem irt sln=
griff genou1rnen peroen miiiien, 10
balo Sic @odflutb ibr gnoe erreidt
bat.
&ailer 8ilbeln1 bat 1pdbreno lei=
mes Hufenthalts in 8aoen einen Mb-
1teder nob 8euron 1nternou1nen,
meldes, pon 8uoen ltl10 @iirtten1b1lrg
eingeldloller, irn romuntiiden oberen
9onautol gelegen it, un0 Sos 0or=
tige geneoiftiner= =aloiter lebr einge-
ben0 beIthtigt. Gem gr5abt tSdober
gege11iiber lprad iid Ser Wonurd
b0d]t anerfer1neno iiber Sen IN reli=
gioier l1110 fultrreuer @inltdt tpobl=
tbatigen ginfluB oes 8ene0iftiner=
0r0ens aus. 3u1n 3eiden ieiner
@ertbidatung iibereidte Ser &aiier
oen1 Gr5abt Sen aronenor0en 5peiter
&laiie.
Erin5 9u6mig bon 8apern, Ser al
teite Sobn 0es HrirBregenten Suit
boI0. bedeht ant Sanltuq Ste 9Seier
leir1es 5Ojdbrigen Yfilitar=1ie1ltiu
lGurns. Ser am Z. Sanuar 1915
geborene Erin5 muroe I'M Sitter bon
beinabe ied5ebn Sabren in oas baDe=
ride Seer eingereibt. gu Gbren oes
@reigniHes finoen mebrere fe1tli6e
geranitaltltngen ltatt. Ser Erin5re-
gent miro ieinen Sobn, Ser iebt @e=
neral=Oberit S. Snt. nit 0em Stang
zines @eneralfelomari6aus lit, 0as
gbrenfreu5 6es 9uomig=Sroens iiber=
reiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Sd)aoemfemer.

goit ct. 2ouis, ST., 2t. 9eop.
Gin 6el1er oas Sen ei115igen Sc
idGftsblof in gogernont, ST., ser
Itorte, perlriahte eil1eu ShtNen Don
ct1pa $4,000. Sehs 8ebuuOe fun=
Sen eirren lhneuen llntergang. 0aS
iSel1er entltuno i11 oer1 u91oaoboule"
Don 5bouus Simmons. elue @ebdn=
Sc nit 9(usnubme BON 5lpeien maren
BON Sol5 erbart. Gie 20ldorbeit mar
11o1welboft. 9a5 6el1er loa angelegt
1poroen lein. gogen1ont liegt balb=
negs 51pilhe11 gult ct. 2ouis unO
9ellepiQe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
75uf gegcn 2Obge.
g 0 it 0 II, Mall., q

go it 0 H. Vtull. 20. 9top.
Ser neler1pdblte Oenofrutllhe
0olperneur pon Miuliudu1letts, 6. g
lSoB, peroffentlidte an Son1tag etne
Grfl0r1ng, in Ser er forOert, oaB
8utnoesienator $. 6. 9ooge BON Weal=
iad1ltIetts Ieiue annOioatltr ltrn Die
gsieoerpabl 5ltrilf5iehe. @eigere lid
9oOge, Dies 5lt thl1n, 10 meroe er,
SOB, Sen gun5en 5taat bereilen, Inn
gegen 9ooge's @ieoer1pabl SIT agitl=
rel1. Sic grfI1rung foroert BON Sc
nator 2ooge Sen Riidtritt BON Ser
aanoi0ntl1r I'M vNaneu Ser Mebrbelt
oes io,tperanel1 Gplfes bon W}alIadlt=
let's. SOB erfldrt, 2ooge's @ieoer=
mab( more eln 5hlug ms @elidt
Des Golfes, angelihts oes iibermaltl=
gelrSen Sieges, Ser iid I'M Staate Vea'=
iahltietts aus Sen lesten gSublen er=
geben bobe. gr filgt hin5lt Ste slf=
lebnltng BON leiten ser gSabler be5ie=
he lth alf 9ooge ge11alt ebenlo, mte
auf 0ouperneur Iraper, ul1o menn
9oOge lein 0egner in Ser gouper=
l1el1rslpubl gepelen mure, pllroe er,
SOB, eire opppelt 10 grobe Dealoritat
erhulteu haeen, ais Draper gege1=
fiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Grhie(t iein 9iplpn1.

3 a T. M ita st, 1eutidla1lO, 49,. giop.
Gor einer aus ladperl ltan0igen
2ufti6iffern 5ulammengelebten Erii=
f1tngs=aon1nttllion beital1o beute Frin5
9einrih BON YreuBen iein Gramen
inn 2etfen ltu0 aagen1einen @an0ba=
ben BON Meroplanen un0 erbielt Damn
elm 9iplom BON ser 0el1ti6eu 2uft=
ldiffergeieuidaft. Man glaltbt, oaB
Sos 8eilpiel 0es 8ru6ers be5 0eut=
i6en &ailers CUR 6olge babel1 miro,
ooB fi9 Sic G0bne prominenter So
milien NIT Sem 2uftiport eingebenoer
bel9aftigen peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

beihminoelt 5u buben. Gegen 9iirg=
Idoaft BON ie $4,000 muroen beioe
mieoer auf freien SUP gelett 8l'
Stuatsanmalt 8bitnep, ser oie slnge=
legeubeit in @anOen bat, erflart> ge=
ben Sic 9etriigereien Bis 5urn SSabre
1907 5uriif, ltno lpur0e ole Hegierltng
ir1sgeiorun1t ltm et1pa $4,000 ge=
lhioigt. 9ieler nelte Ero5eb folgt
oe11 gege'l cine errglilhe @ollflrrnu,
SSoieph Nroofe & Co., gegen Die Dor
ei11igen Sagen tpegen dbnliber 8e=
triigereieu 9lnfluge erbpbeu lplroe>
fa1t a1f oeln 6uBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Geqiermnqsbilfe..
g erIt n. 81. 9


0as Hetdsamt oes esnnern bat ste
lofortige ginfubr bon eitbun0erttau=
leno amerifaniIden Hebbol5ern geitat-
tet. Garnit bat oie Regierung einen
Sdritt getban, melder ibr BON Sad-
perltdroigen oringen6 angeratbe1
mar, Inn oen our6 MiBernten in
ld1pere Notblagen gela11gten @tn5er=
itano auf5ubelfen. Sreilid mer0en
nod mande an0ere MaBregeln erfor=
oerlid lem, Inn @egenoen, Sic 5lt SEN
i4onIten 0es Baterlan6es geboren, Dor
8erarnung 3u betpabren. Sim Org
item iiebt es am gan5en 0ittelrbetn
unb belonoers I'M Hotbmeingebiet :in=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Spfer Ser 8lattcrn.

Ghepenne, $500. 19. gou
s(1f Ser Observation-Disclosures
patton in @pon1iug erlugen nud elmer
am San1ltag In Cheyenne eingetroffe=
nen 9ohri6t it1nerbalb bon bier Sa=
gen 50 SSroioner SEN 9lattern. 3ie
8unoesbear1te1t, 0enen Sic Siiriorge
fi:r Sic NelerDation obliegt, geben fi6
ule Mibe, Sic Seu6e 5u unterori-
.tc1, Sic, mie iie erflaren, oiesmal Ell
mem piel bosartigeren Gbarufter fat,
ols leit langer 3eit. Sbre 8entiibun=
gen buben aber lei0er Big iebt ni6ts
erreidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Mbgelebnt.
g e rIin, 19. Hup.

Sen Marinefreiien in 0an5ig, MEL
DIE oen &aiier 5lt ieinem auf BEN Is.
sunni 1913 faaeroen iilbernen &egie=
rungsiubil6um cine neue &aiierpadt
oIs 8olfsgabe idenfen uouten, miro
Elm 5trib ourd Sic &ed)nrtng ge=
n1adt. 9ie uaolniide 3eitung" tbeilt
offi5i0s nit. Ser 4ailer mer6e oos ibnt
5ugeoadte 8elhenf ni6t anne6men
Sic 3an5iger Offi5iere, bon uelden
Sic Nnregung 5u Ser 5tiftltng al1sgc=
gnngen lei, bdtten iiberaus poreilig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
8iirgermeiiters Mnflage.
H 0 nj, 81. sc


ssn elmer 9lniprade BEL Ser Croft
nl1ng oes Weuni5tpalrat6es filbrte
8iirger1rreiiter Notban oariiber 9e-
idtper0e, ooB intereiiierte 9otelbeli-
ber, .ipe5ieu in Mmerifa uno Ser
@dmei5, iibertriebene @eridte iiber
sic gboleraepioer1ie in Stalien IN lint
lauf geiest uno u1o SEN nie0rigen tn
terellierten Motipen ser alerifalen
geoient baben, pelde Sen grfolg Ser
iseItIihfeiten int Sabre 1911 CUR Set
er Ser proclamation bon 3om al5
9auptitaot oes geeinten &onigretds
sstaIien gu perfleinern miiniden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
@erfa1nng uno 9Srobibition,

Santa Sc, &c. &c, is. geop.
9luf slntrag oe5 Spe5ialfomitees
fir Ste getranfefrage muroe BON Ser
erfaIlungsfonpention fit Seem Wfe:
rico, Sic gegenudrtig til Santa Sc
tagt, beidlolien, Ste slufnabme elmer
Hrobibitionsflaltl lel in Ste StaatsDer=
fal1ung ab5ulebnen, ebenio Sen sln=
trag, Ste 6rage elmer belon0eren 9lb=
itinrn1ung 5u ltnterbreiten. g5 uuroe
be1hloIe1l Ste Jrage ser fiinftigen Sc
gi5latur SIT ltberlai1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Gin 0rubbrief.
g 0 It 0 IT, OeaIi.

9 0 It It, 9eaN., 19. ytop.
giner Ser Hibter De5 Sbergert6t5
Don I1aiiadltletts erbie1t ant Sarn=
itag einen 9robbrief, IN melben1 er
nit GEM 5ooe beorobt miro, penn Sic
9eal11ten Ser sssnternational Eboto=
gngrupers Union Sic am radlter
Mo1ttag 5l1n1 Ero5eB fommen, 8e=
fangniB1trafen erbalten. 1us S6rei=
6en fam bon Gbieogo u1l0 mar mte Sen
Nu:ren einiger 2eute unter5eihnet,
Sic Id fir Elm Mrbeiterfon1itee BON
=Gbiaugo uusgabe1i. Giner Ser Mrge=
flugten lit 2puis &pblmet BON gbica=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Merpplan fir oas Seer.
9e a i + boille, Gent, 19. Nc

&c bpille, Gent, 19. fop.
&rtegg1efretdr 9idinion traf am
Sorn1tag in 9ea1bpille eit ltno erfldr=
te in eineuu ssrtterpieu, er lper0e int
ndhlten &ongreB Inn cine @eloium=
me nabludert fir SEN Mnfauf BON sle=
roplans fir Sic 9u1roesarnee. 8e-
5iiglib ser Gage I'M fernen Often err
fl1rte ser 5efretdr, es herrldten sic
freltnolhaftliditen 8e5iebungen 5tpi-
}den Sen Ser. Staaten n1to sSsapal1,
ut1o er glaube ridt, oaB eine &riegs-
gefabr 3piiden Sen beioen geationer
porlieqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
9sro5eiic nieoergeidlagen.
s E 4 a + q, Ofla., Is. g1l

9 b lf a b a, SfId- Is. gto0.
Sdn1lntlid)e gegen @ouDerneur
9asfea BON Sfluboma ldpebel1oen
Ero5el1e puroen au1 sSreitag nieoer=
geittlage11. Inn1it fontInt Ser gegen
Sosfeu utto nerlhieoene anoere ange=
lebene 8iirger Sflabomas leit Sabren
in SEN gun0e5Jeridten al1bdngtge
Ero5eB megen ge1piller Grltnoeigen=
t6tn1stransaftioten in Dfusfogee,
Sfla., gum gbidl1B.
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geite / big s.. 8

terbalb 9lnoerna6 uno an Ser Inter
afr aus. Sdon leit ieds Sabren lit
oort nidt einual mebr elm ein5iger
8rudt6eil zines norn1alen 9erbltes
geerntet moroen. Die 9lnpflan5ung
BON amerifanii6en &eben lit leit lan-
gem marn1 befirrportet moroen. Ser
ein5elte Geriu6e baben ourdmeg Die
belten grfolge ge5eitigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
ssod, Elm 3uaid51uinoel>
q e NJ q o r f, is. Nop.

Gie bei0en ssnbober Ser Seem gor-
fer aSirrnen $. & 80. 8biatps, Die
in erlter 9iuie fran50Iilde @olle eln-
fiibrte, puroen an sSreitag auf stn=
truq Ser 8uroesbeb0roen perbaftet
unter ser Mnflage, n1ittels fallder
@puIularfaftnren Sic anrerifanilden
2onbeb6roen Inn groBere Snmmen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
steanng eridJiittert.
81 a fin atom. 19. geob.

Graiioent Saft's Sariffon1u1iIiion,
BON neren @irfian1feit rnan iih in
Non1iniitrationsfreilen 10 piel per-
iproten itebt auf iebr id1uaden Sit
sen. 0ie 5bdtigfeit oie1er &omnii=
lion niirfte ibr groe erreiden, men1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
STRINGERS ARE
Showing UP in
BOOTH LEASE
AND HARRY LIND
LEASES PICK UP ENCOUR-
AGING STREAK.

A material improvement in the
general character of the vein in
the Booth Leasing company's block
on the south end of the Booth has
been apparent during the last few
days. Strong stringers of quartz
are found through the dacite ledge
and the outlook is more than en-
couraging to the operators.
]. A. Mclaughlin, of Lincoln,
Neb., who is one of the principal
hackers of the lease, is here to in
spect that and other interests
With him are associated Harry
Reese of Lincoln and Henry and
Arthur Weber of Goldfield.
On the adjoining block of ground
Harry Lind is working a good force
of men through the old workings
of the Booth, prosecuting east 10
pick up the Red Top-Booth vein.
If both of these leases should break
into ore, it will create a substan-
tial awakening all along the north
ern projection of this vein through
the Booth and other claims. -Gold-
field Tribune.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
Big AMERICAN
bIOGRAPH COMEDY
is A SCREAM
ZONE NIGHT AND THEM Is THE
FEATURE FOR TO.
DAY.

Another large crowd enjoyed the
usual good show at the Butler
last night The pictures, five in
number, and the two illustrated
songs, were all good and were well
received. Today there will be an
other entire change of program at
which time the following pictures
will be shown. Seaside Adven-
ture,' comedy; Price OF Patriot
ISM drama; Story of Leg. .
comedy; "Beggar's Repentance, :
drama, and a big American Bio
graph comedy entitled, 'One Night
and Then" This program is on for
today's matinee and tonight's per-
Torrance only with another en-
tire change tomorrow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
ERECTING HOIST ON
THE OLD FRACTION

Yesterday a force of men were
engaged in erecting the frame for
the hoist at the Fraction shaft,
on which was formerly located the
Eagles pavilion. The leasers OF
this block will have the hoist in
stalled within week or so, and
will then start operations on a
large scale. The hosting plant will
be on the ground as soon as the
preliminary work is concluded and
no loss of time will result. A
slight delay may occur in clean
ing out the old workings for it has
been several years since the Jim
Butler worked on this property.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
PERSONAL

Jack McCrimmon, the Typo mining
man. is in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Beach of
Granite are spending a few days
in this city
Attorney p. NJ Bowler Jr., who
has been transacting business at
Goldfield has returned to Tono-
pah
Mrs. F. Y. Williams, who has
been visiting in Sacramento for
number of months, returned to this
city yesterday.
W. w. Cahill, F. NJ. Jenifer and
w. W. Keith of the Tonopah and
Underwater railroad left yesterday
for the south
F. H. Cove, the Round Noun
tain merchant. arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and leaves to-
day for his home in the hydraulic
camp.
Henry c. Schmidt and Dr.. A. H.
Elftman left yesterday for Gold
field to be present at the installa-
ton of officers at the Elks lodge
in that city last evening.
Mrs. T. Legion is confined to
her home in this city seriously i'll.
Yesterday her condition was re-
ported as being considerably i'm
proved, but she is not yet out of
danger.
Matt Rosenthal left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles. having
received the sad news of the death
of his sister, Mrs. May Schlesinger.
who died Wednesday afternoon. The
funeral will take place today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Inui left yes
terday for Los Angeles. The jap
anese and his bride tarried only
overnight in this city and it is
thought they have returned to their
home to break the news to the pa
rents of the bride.
Frank P. Mannix, w. K. Wise,
Ebert O'Connell, Ed Malley, AL
Frevert, Newt Crumley and w. w.
Booth went to Goldfeld last night
by auto to attend the Elks installa-
ton of officers in that city. The
bunch is expected back this morn
ing.
w. w. Wishon, manager of the
big mining company at Austin, ac-
companied by his wife, is expected
to arrive in this city today on their
way east. The Consolidated Auto
company sent out car last night
to Spencer ranch to convey Mr.. and
Mrs. Vision to Tonopah
Walter D. Cole leaves this morn
ing for Oakland, having received a
telegram announcing that his in
fant son was in a serious CON
dltion. The child has been suffer-
ing from its eyes, and four special
ISIS have been in attendance for
over month. 1t is now feared
that the sight of one of the eyes
will be lost.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
ANNUAL STATEMENT


Or the Montana Tonopah Mining
company for the year ending De-
cember 81 1909. Location of mine.
Tonopah mining district, county of
Nye, state of Nevada.
DEBIT.
January /, 1909 to cash on hand
overdraft Bal, $14,619.96.
To assessment collected during
1909, none
To amount received from other
sources, $714,325.09.
CREDIT.
Mine expenses in year 1909,
s652,3S7.34.
General expenses in year 1909,
s21, 0S48S.
Paid dividends in the year 1903,
none.
Balance on hand December 81.
1909, s26,232.91.
w. B. ALEXANDER,
Secretary
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
SECURE CONTRACT TO
SINK SHAFT 800 FEET

Messrs. O'Brien, GilIigan and
Feltmore have been awarded the
contract for sinking the shaft of
the Tonopah Mining company on
the Sand Grass claim, north of
town. The shaft is at present down
lao feet and the contractors will
carry it down to the 500 foot
point. The specifications require
timbering, of which the company
furnishes the timbers. Two shifts
have been placed at work and the
work will be rushed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
STILL WAITING.

anniversary closing
Ormsby bank, that scheduled
of February observed
Tonoph planned The overlooking of
occasion important be assigned
that Dollar Dollar Golden, had in
the his personal
without delay
would receive their dollar dollar within
The rumor has to be false, the of the
promises Golden,
The public a present the
affairs of the institution they did when business
ed Receiver okha has been office several months but he
has taken the trouble of kind
the rotten affairs the ap
proxmate date when dollar dollar to paid.
statements
Lockhart be the He probably
awake in when the time arrives him
statement of his before
deposiors will the
of portion of their money. Such is life Nevada.
The Bonanza continues dish the
morning We do to waiting until other
articles policy directly oppo
Site We print do copying
Goldfed has had stand for lot during its brief history
First it the |. w. w and the called
Green
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
Temperature Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau office
was as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04

Godfed has had % a during history.
First it the l. w. w. city
Green for the Japs. Poor Godfeld
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04

Highest a year ago, Sd; lowest
IS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
ENGAGEMENT REPORTED.

News of the engagement of Miss
Ethel Hofer, formerly of this city,
to Lieutenant Gliding of the United
States navy, also a Carson City boy,
has been received in this city
Carson Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
SURE. 1T WAS PAYDAY

Glib Douglass, who has been con-
nned to his room in Virginia City
with an attack of rheumatism, is
again able to attend to his official
duties.-Carson Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04
ANNUAL STATEMENT

or the West End Con. Mining com.
pany: To cash received, $2O7,651.-
10; by cash expended, $146, 627.-
"a; to cash on hand, Dec. 81, 1909
1,023.45.
DENNIS SEARLES, Sec.
3-2-6t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-04

For neat printing try the 30
nanza Job department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
LAST TO LEAVE CITY
G. Preston Smith Thinks He Was Final
Soldier to Cross Bridge. a

G. Preston Smith Thinks He Was Final
Soldier to Cross Bridge. a
In answer to question in the Con-
federate Column of The Times-Dis-
patch of April 90. I claim to be the
last organized Confederate soldier who
left Richmond on the day of It's evacu-
alton. My squadron. composed of Com
panies Z and +. Twenty-fourth vir-
ginla Cavalry, of Gary's Brigade. was
the rear guard OF the army. A COM
rade and myself Were rear guard of
our squadron. and as we came to tho
inner breastworks we met the Mayor,
or his representative: who had come to
surrender the city. We then remained
there until the Yankees werc IN sight.
We then marched slowly along In the
rear OF our squadron, up through
Rockets tnow Fulton). along Main
Street to Fourteenth, thence across
Mayo's Bridge, our horses trehdins in
the oil that had been applied for set
ting fire to the bridge. which was done
about the time we landed on the other
side. We then remained in Manchester
tho greater part OF the day before
starting on our march to Appomattox
G. PRESTON SMITH.
Company r, Twenty-Fourth Virginia
Cavalry
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cited the suspicious of some Of his yes
try. He seems TO have been unfortu-
nate and was expelled by Botetourt
Lodge in 1S02-"brothers Matthew and
Samuel Anderson from motives Of de-
licacy, requested they might be alb
sent, He had married 1889, the
relict of John Anderson, of Hanover
county"
Ware Glebe Oct. "a. 1907.
Dear Sir:
I think last Wednesday, taking it,
altogether may be ranged among my
most disagreeable days. All the fore
noon engaged in discovering and pun
ishing rascality? And as soon as l
reached the courthouse, discovered
that violent threats had been thrown
out against me for attempting to cheat
the church and parish out of the glebe.
and that the very devil was to be
played with me If l did not accede
to propositions which were to be
made to me in vestry! This, I con-
fess. rowzed my Irish. and was deter
mined then not to mention in yestry
the steps had taken to secure the
glebe for the church (although I had
intended on that day to lay the whole
of the business before the board), and
when 1T was introduced to be on my
guard; to act the phllosopher--and
disappoint my adversary.
Now. let me ask you whether was
right or not in not agreeing to any
thing that was proposed? If you re-
collect. Mr.. Pryor asked IL I would
withdraw the entry. etc; IL the con-
veyance from Curtis or Brown could
be found? To which answered in the
negative and for this reason. If no
patent can BIO found (Which I am now
pretty certain is the case), the very
instant my entry was withdrawn, an
other person might mako an entry,
divest mo Of my place Of residence and
wrcst the glebe from the church.
The precarlous situation of our
church property is a subject which 1
have repeatedly heard argued by able
hands for ten years back. We have,
repeatedly, had good counsel on the
subject; consequently I havo had a
good opportunity to form an opinion
relative to its situation. the limited,
uncertain powers of vestries and the
great caution that ought to be used
In making a conveyance, Under these
circumstances, l am certain that some
Of the methods hintcd In vestry the
other day would have fixed the title
OF the globe In my Representatives. In
vase tne Baptist Dill passes. Admit
for a moment had agreed to make a
conveyance of the glebe to tho parish
so soon as the patent issues, and Ind
bound myself to do SO, Mark the con-
sequence. SO soon as tho BAPTIST bin
passed into a law the reversion OF this
freehold would immediately revert to|
me or ms representatives,
Mr. Tomkie's proposition comes tho
nearest a secure plan OF anything that
was htnted, but ] think there Is a
small amendment in his plan neces-
sary. which ] will point out to you
when we meet again
81 AZ ] had been at 80 much trouble In