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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
Der SaatenfanH.
2amt benz neueiten geridt lit bas
Grsebnif iueber auantitatip mod
qnalitatip 10 sut pie I'M
1. Sftuber 1910.

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Gderbaus amt bat ipcben ieinen ges
riht ilber Den Stano Der Saaten am
I. Sftober bie1es Sabres perDffents
Iift. 9emnab lit bas @rsebnih
fpie fol9t:
Rais = Gualitdt 7o.4; 23.s
8uibel per @der.
&artoffeln = Sudlitdt 62.3;
1877 @uibel per Gder.
8eis = Gualitdt S3.4; 800
8uibcl per slder.
s I ii + q + r 9 IN 3 =
Gualitdt 1913; 81 Suibel per Ider.
8ei5en aIlcr Grt- Bro
button 655,516,000; 1873 Suibcl
per Ider.
Safer = 0ualitGt SAG; 24.S
gnIbel per Gder.
@erite- Yrobuftion 145,951,e
900; Sualitdt $40; 20.7 Suibel
per Gder.
8oegen = Srobuttion So
677,000.
Seu- Irobuttion 46,969.o 900
9onnen.
Sic omtlihe ShGsung Ses grtras
ses Der iopeit eingcbeimiten Selbs
probufte lartct III 8ulbeln:
19t1. 1910.
SriibidbrslpeiSen-
200,367.000 231,399,00C
Rinteripci5en-
455,149,000 464, 044.00C
Safer-
s73,641, 900 1,126,765,ooC
@erite-.
145,951,00o 162,227,ooC
8og9en-
Seu (Sonnen)-
46,969,000 60,978,00C
Sic GuantitGt Der nod nift ses
ernteten Selbfriihte lpurbc, nah ibren
Stanb am /. October, tpie fol9t abs
gei6dst:
1911. 1910.
2.769.34s, 200 s,126.71a,ooc
8uhpei5en-
15,699,60 17.239,0oo
&artoffelu-
27s.551.5o0 s~3s,s11,Ooo
Slahs-
24,405,3oo 14,1t6.ooc
Neis-
81 .5s2.4oo 24,51O.o0o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

fntbolild,er gabnbofs : Wtiiiionen, Die
Grrid,tuns ppn 6cinucn u,p apitbdus
fern fiir 5~u5icbenbe mittclloie Irbeis
ter uub Stcacuiud,enbe, ionic fir
alcinitebenbc Nrbcitcrinncn.
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Der SO. 8eneral : %~eriulnmlun9
ciucn piclpcriprcd)enben Infang ges
n,ddIt bat.
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Gum Sd)litb be~fiirlportcn mir baS
3uinmnengchen nit alien nnf geIlins
penn Sooeu itebclpen @erbdnben sur
Seleitisune Der io5inlen WtiBltdnpe
uib 5ur %crtretuns Der Sntcreiien
res arbciteritanDcs nno Der iibriseil
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intcrcilierten Serbdnben mit9etbeilt
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feinblider 3eitunsen 81 berpflihten,
fur5, it'd auf Die SOrbernng ibrer
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unb Stiftern BON
Stipenbien.
Sic Sc. General : @eriammluns
ipridt Der gentraliteae bes @oltsber>
ems fir bas fatboliide Seuti6lanb
5u Mliinhens8 labbad ibren Sanf aus
fir bas @ntsesenfommen, oas iie be-
iudJenben Mmerifanern unb boz Mem
Der GentralfteIle ertpieien bat bur6
@eranitaltuns zines aurius fir MneS
%rifaner. unb pertpeiit Die Mitelieber
ieiner Gereine nnb ale Sreunoe tn
ierer Seipesung bon Reuem amf ben
Niisen, Den elm geiuh in Miindens
@labbaG nnb Sbeilnabme IN ben
bortisen 8urien init iid bringt. Iud
ipreden mir allen Semen Sanf aug,
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8urien. ermOsliht haben, nnb mir
bitten audi fin Die 3ufunft ein5els
p~erionen, Gereine unb Terbdnbe nm
Stiftuns berartiser Stipenbien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
(ess,ita fir bitit !5eituns b.arbeitet.,
observation-disclosures.
!
GtaatsbiirserIifes, Taturfnnbe,
Eednif, Grfinbnnsen.

Gcnesrela bat nabc5u 5000 Wei
len Selegrapbens 2inien, NIT ctipo 200
Bureaus.
Sas Sber6nnbcsnerift ipirh beins
ndfit gu cntibeiben bobell, oh Snitiaz
tibc linb Hefercnoum i'm ginflun9 nit
Der Slinbesperfailln9 iteben.
+ r +
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soIfrci. @cnn elm ioldcs Ynfet
bur6 bic Ioit gcidbidt lpiro, miro cas
Gorto ~ Gents per Yfu1tb betragen.
+ +
Idine bat mad, Der lebten Splfs>
sG6llin9 1921 Gin%lpobner. = Scr
bemofratiitc @ouperncurs : Ganbibnt
Iloiitcb trllg nit ciner T~ll1ralitdt bon
S,753 Stimmcn iibcr ieinen republic
faniiden 8e9ner, Sernalo. DEN Sie9
bdbon.
Sic enlinoerf6rn,ioen goIlons Der
3eppelin'idIen 9llftififfc beiteben ans
Illlminiilm mn entbalten cine Il15abl
bon nit @~nlieritoifens gefiiatcn 3clz
len. Nntiirlih limb Die ein6clnen
SbeiIe Der Snbr5eu9e burh Satente
bnr Der Nn6abmune eeihiist.
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fparen: Sic GebptiIfen Tprnmiben,
Die SGngcnben @drten Der Seiniromis
in 8abnlon, Der Sempel Der Irtemis
in gpbeIus, Die 8iIbidulc bes Olpmpie
Shen 3elts bon Sbeibias, bas Wauios
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fpdrb bon 100000 cine iffpimmenbe
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mobernen gtnri6tun9en nerieben uni
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AL pertpanbeln. 9ie rSabrit" fdbri
inter eigenem Snmpf uno bat piel
anriliar : Sampfer, Die forttpdbrenf
fir tie benz Siihfans obliegen.
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aeaen cine nnbere @roBrnaht Die in
%ssuliustburm gu Spdnbau iorelih ges
biiteten 100 Iilionen Warf nidt ems
NAL einen grDberen Sbeil Der Wobils
matlines : Soften beden piirben, III
Ieiht aissurednen. Shrpieriser nber
lit Die Sraee, tpiepiel benn Elm Wonai
pber elm Sabr zines iolfen &rieges
foiten miirbe. Sariibcr periuht Der
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nal bes Sciences militaires" Iuss
funft 5u seben. Sranfreih brauhi
pro Gag 80 IiIionen Srnnfen fin
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lamb aber aud nod Der 9unbiturm
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dls T1olodJ pro Gag II IiGionen
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fpiiroe bas $500 Wilionen erforbern.
fir elm eanses ariegsjabr aber Die
@~leinigfeit bon 27,700 Wiaionenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

- @efpobnlih fommen cine Gere
renfung unc Guetihunsl 8uiammen,
gang sleid oh Suiammen oDer ciu5elL J
ct. !Safsbs Del turirt prompt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
Be(6(i1e 0eS 0. R.=k. Central 0ereinS.
Yrinsipieue Grfldrmnsem 81 ~,pid1ti8em Tra8et,
um0 tpertDuoac gNimfe.

~ uf Scr So. General : Der
IN iammluns hes 3. 6.s&,
~ Central @crcius, Die BON,
~ 10. bis IA. S%eptember III
Gbicasp, ~Sninois. tn9tc.
lpurbcn BON Dem H~eiolutions Gomite
bns iih in brei Scftipncn tbeiltc.
folgcnhc Seihliiiie Der @encrnls Ser
ionumling untcrbrcitet, Die lie cins
thinning nnnnbm:
Sefti'pn III
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

yict,on that the conflict might bp
st9yeG
he Gl.man consula .e at Con-
stantinople is besieged By 6000
Italians who wish passports to leave
the country. The Turkish capital is
cut off from communication oy cable
with Tripoli, and is in the dark re-
garding events there. 1t is au-
nounced at Constantinople thai &
prominent Egyptian has promi2ed
to organize 10000 Egyptians to
march against the Italians at 1r.o-
oil. A wireless message to Rome
from the Turkish fleet at Tripoli,
says natives with $4,000 Mauser
rifles have retired to the interior
with the evident purpose of waging
guerilla warfare.
LONDON, October "A dispatch
from Rene says telegram from
! Taranto states that the Italian
cruiser Marcopolo has arrived at
Iaranto with a captured Turkish
warship having on board a Turkish
general, 200 soldiers, 200 horses
and 5000 rifles. The Rome Tri-
buna announced yesterday that the
Marcopolo had captured the Turkish
transport Sabah
Bombarment "Has Begun"
LONDON, October A dispatch
to the news agency here from Rome
states that the bombardment OF
Tripoli by the Italian fleet has be-
gun The message is timed at the
Italian capital at 1890 O'Clock this
morning, but the hour at which the
bombardment began is left in doubt
TOXIC, October 4.-Japans dec
laration of strict neutrality in the
war between Italy and Turkey was
issued today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
"SOME PUMPKINS. :"

There is on exhibition a 65-pound
pumpkin grown at the pumping sta
ton of the Desert Mill at Millers.
1t resembles a large cantaloupe, the
outer surface being rough, honey
combed and of a cream color. This
fine specimen shows what the desert
lands of this section will produce
when irrigated. Mr. Loskamp, who
has charge of the pumping plant,
this year planted all kinds and va
rieties of vegetables on a small
piece of land and in every case the
growth was rapid and the vege-
tables far superior to those grown
in California. Next year Mr.. Los
kamp will put in several acres of
green stuffs and our people are as
'sured of fresh vegetables that are
vegetables.
With water the soil at Millers
can be made to produce pumpkins
that wear themselves out dragging
around the vines which they are at,
tached to.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
ITALIAN FLEET HAS REG||N
BOMBARDMENT Of TR|POL|
Egypt Ready to Bid the Sultan IT Turkey
Claims Italy Began Hostilities Before De-
claring War, and Therefore Has the Right
to Carry on War I'm Any Manner That She
May Choose.

LONDON, October 4.-Cable com
munication with Tripoli continued
interrupted yesterday, and little de-
veloped to indicate the course of
events. If early reports were based
on correct information, the bonn
bardment of the city by the Italian
fleet should have begun at noon to-
day Approximately at 6 a. m, New
York time).
A dispatch from Rome early yes
terday said that the bombardment
had been begun, but wireless mes
sages received at the Italian capt.
tai from the fleet subsequently
made 70 mention of this, or, ii
they did, the facts did not reach the
public.
An Italian cruiser reports that
the Turkish fleet has not reached
the Dardanelles, but that the ships
have separated and are still in the
Archipelago, where they are sought
by Italian warships.
1t was announced at the German
foreign office yesterday that Ger
many probably would not proclaim
her neutrality because of the likli-
hood that the hostilities and also
the steps. towards meditation were
probable before the Tripolitan coast
had been occupied by the Italians
The Turkish ambassador at Lon.
| don presented another Turkish note
to the British foreign office setting
forth that Italy had begun hostili
ties previous to declaring war, ant
that Turkey would be justified il
adopting whatever measures il
mibht choose beyond those provided
by the rules of war. This, however
she has not done, pending a frest
appeal to the powers in the con
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
BUTLER THEATRE
Will HAVE USUAL
GOOO PICTURES

Today at the Butler theater one
Of the best programs of the season
will be shown. The pictures are as
follows: The Society Mother"
Gaumont drama of modern society;
Second Honeymoon, Vitigraph
comedy drama of two young people
who were divorced and remarry
again; Then You'll Remember
Me" an Edison picture that is laid
cn the old song; "Pathe Weekly of
Current Events, showing Burnham,
the speed king, at Philadelphia auto
track investiture of Prince OF
Wales as a Knight of the Garter,
London, England; Knights of Co.
lumbus in convention at Detroit,
Michigan; king and queen of Italy;
military parade at London, in honor
of emperor of India; aeroplane race
from New York to Philadelphia.
Miss Caraag and Mr.. Arentz in
new songs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
DEATHS RESULT OF
Street BATTLE At
OPORTO SATURDAY

LISBON, October 4. (by from
tier)-There was fighting on the
streets of Oporto on Saturday be-
tween monarchists and the repGpli-
can troops following the discovery
of the monarchistical conspiracy. A
number of persons were killed and
others wounded. The republicans
easily had the better of the con-
flict.
LONDON, October 4-The Portu-
guese minister here, Senior Lima,
today received the following te1e-
gram from the foreign Office at Lis
bon:
"A tentative revolution a Oto,to
failed completely. The conspira-
tors were arrested and will be con-
fined in a fort at Lisbon. The
government is prepared to take en-
ergetic measures to repress further
conspiracies. Absolute tranquility
prevails"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
Skilled MaChiniStS Leave
Salt Lake City to Work in
Sparks and pOCdteIlO Shops

SALT LAKECITY, Utah, October
A party of twelve skilled me-
chanics recruited here, were sent
to the Southern Pacific shops at
Sparks, Nevada, and the Oregon
Short Line shops at Pocatello,
Idaho, this afternoon, to replace the
strikers.
Vice President and General Man
ager Bancroft of the Oregon Short
Line, in charge of all the Hartman
lines between Granger. Wyoming,
and Sparks. Nevada, and between
Salt Lake City and Huntington,
Oregon, issued statement this aft
ernoon showing the men at work
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
HUNDREDS 0F DEATHS
IN BIG STORM At SEA

AMSTERDAM. Holland, October
4. 4.-Heavy loss of life and eonsid-
cradle damage was caused in Zee
land and other provinces with which
communication was restored today,
by the storm that broke over the
North sea coast on Sunday.
of 1870 mussel fishing boats be-
s~S~~~~~---S~~N~-~SN
a witness against her brother,
Charles Denny, accused of a murder
in Middlesboro, Ky, several months
ago.
When officers attempted to force
their way into the Smith home, they
We're fired upon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
BELMONT TAKES
ANOTHER GREAT
JUMP TODAY

1t now looks very plain to all in
Tonopah that the Belmont stock
will soon be selling at $40 per
share. The monied men of the east
see giltedge investment in buying
Belmont now. 1t is known
continent over that the mine
many millions of dollars worth Of
ore in sight and that it will require
ten years at least to mine Sand mill
its present known ore bodies 1t is
the quarterly dividend that the in
vestor is looking for and knows ii
will transpire as will the sun rise
on the morrow. The money centers
of the east also are acquainted with
the fact that the management can
not be excelled, and legitimate min
ing is being carried on.
Today the stock closed in Phila-
delphia 15 points higher than yes
terday, $7.35 bid and also attained
this same figure on the San Fran
cisco exchange with no seller in
sight. 1t would not be surprising
10 witness the selling price at $40
in the next few days. The new ore
body in the northeast crosscut on
the 1250-foot level is IA feet wide
and of good milling values. This
new find in virgin territory has
added many millions of dollars to
the value of the property. The
company has much acreage to pros
pect and if in the future as in the
past opens up new ore bodies, the
Belmont will become the greatest
treasure mineral vault of the world
+ At the present time all eyes are
} centered upon Belmont.
The last quarterly dividend
checks of August 2S, of % cents
per share, will arrive in Tonopal
tomorrow for the people who arr
fortunate enough to hold stock o
record September Is. The month !
reduction at mill and smelters keep
up to the average, both in value
and quantity,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
Three ASPIRANTS
CREATED LAWYERS
ALFRED COHEN OF RENO AND
= ADMITTED TO BAR.

Three law students were admitted
to the bar Monday by the supreme
court at Carson. The applicants
for permission to practice in the
state of Nevada were Benjamin j.
Henley and James Houlahan, OF
Goldfield, and Alfred Cohen, of
Reno. Mr.. Cohen is connected with
the legal firm of Dodge e Barry OF
this city.
The examination given the young
attorneys was grilling and lasted
throughout the entire days session
of the supreme court. Four apph-
cants we're present for their sheep
skins, but only three mentioned
were successful, the fourth falling
to obtain the standard as required
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

J0NESVILLE. Va, October A.
Another posse has been organized
here to regain the bodies of the of
ticers who We're killed and arrest
the men who are believed to have
done the shooting
The dead are John Collins and
William Collins. deputy sheriffs OF
Bell county, Kentucky George
Tucker, sheriff of Lee county, Vir-
ginia, was wounded
The posse went to the home OF
George Smith, near Gibsons station.
Va, to take in custody Miss Jennie
Denny wanted at Pineville, KY, as
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
ARRIVES FOR
FUNERAL OF HIS MOTHER

LOS ANGELES, October 4.-Jas.
j. Jeffries and his brother Jack ar
rived here last night from Alaska
in time to attend the funeral of
their mother who died last week
while they were racing home in an
effort to reach her bedside before
the end came.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
AND TWO
SONS KILLED WHILE
AFTER WITNESSES

MIDDLEsBoRo, Ky, October 4.
In an attempt to subponea wit
nesses who were wanted in a mur-
der trial at Gibson station. Va, two
sons of James Collins were killed
and the father fatally wounded.
The subpoenas were served on
women whose names have not been
learned
The officers met resistance and
when they attempted to force their
way into the homes of the women
they We're shot.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

longing in the village of Bruinesse,
120 were lost or damaged Forty
five vessels were wrecked in the
waterways between Dordrecht,
city on an island in the Meuse, and
the North Sea Most of the crews
were drowned.
Twenty-eight bodies have been
washed up near Steenbergen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
INJURED PUGILIST
WILL PROBABLY DIE

LAJUNTA, Colo, October A.
Kid Godfrey. who was knocked
unconscious in a prize fight at
Swink last Friday night. was par
tally revived last night, but at
tending physicians say recovery is
JCIhtfu1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
HUNTERS ARE
FATALLY SHOT

SEATTLE, Wash, October A.
John G.. Pierce, of Seattle, formerly
quartermaster general of the United
Spanish War Veterans of America,
while grouse hunting on Vashon
island yesterday, was shot through
the wrist by an unknown hunter,
who fled. Amputation of Pierce's
left forearm was necessary.
Four persons have been killed
and three severely wounded uy Put
get Sound hunters recently.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
THREE DEATHS ARE REPORTED
IN connection WITH STRIKE
Strike Breakers From Colfax Are on Their
Way to the Shops in Southern California
Varying Statements Are Made By Both
Sides---Switchmen Will Vote on Propo-
sition of a Strike.

trouble and that the company is in
no way worried ever the result Of
the strike.
1t is reported that yesterday two
engines died on the road and had
to be pulled into Sparks yards and
that they are now in the Sparks
shops. This is the statement given
out by men placed within the
Sparks railroad yards by the strik-
ers.
Sheriff Ferrel visited Sparks and
states that he saw no indication of
trouble occurring. He declares
that he does not believe that there
will be any trouble between the
strikers and the company
Notice is Posted.
The company has issued the fol-
lowing. notice to the men:
Sparks, New, Oct. 3, 1911.
ITO Ali Shop Employees:
'Inasmuch as you now have had
sufficient time to reconsider your
action in walking out on strike, you
are hereby notified that if you do
not return to work on or before
- O'Clock, Wednesday, October 4,
you will not again be considered
for employment. You will be fur
nished ample protection in case you
decide to return to work
~ HICKEY,
Assistant superintendent
Approved:
"T F. ROWLANDS, Supt."
Pension TO Keep Men at Work.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4 The pension
system which was put in effect sew
eral years ago is expected by of
ficers of the Hartman lines to deter
a large number of shopmen from
joining the strike
OAKLAND, Oct. A meeting o.
the switchmen of the Oakland
yards has been called for tonigh
and it is stated that the question O.
a sympathetic strike will then bt
considered. The men have beef
seeking a new rate of pay for som'
time.
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Julius Krutt
schnitt, vice president of the Harri
man lines, will not place a tim,
limit within which the shopmel
may return to work Matters o
that kind all have been left in tn
hands of the presidents of the road
comprising the Hartman system, h
said.
!, DENISON, Texas, October A.
party of 55 strikebreakers en- rout
from the north over the Frisc
lines to Houston was attacked her
last night by a mob armed witt
clubs and bottles. Several person
were hurt and the strikebreaker
were chased out of the city
LOS ANGELES, October A.
! Union leaders here declare that i
/ place of the 1900 men who ar
| said to have struck last Saturday a
/ the Southern Pacific Salt LAX
shops, the two railroads have onl
r 49 men at work today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04
CITY Is
DAMAGED BY BAD FIRE

SCOTTDALE, Pa, October A.
Fire of incendiary origin swept
through the business section today,
causing a loss of $4,000. Fifty
guests escaped unhurt from the
Central hotel. Fifteen building
burned. 1t is the fourth attempt to
burn the town within the last three
months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

w w. Charles and II. II. Brown
are in Goldfield today attending a
stockholders meeting of the Tono-
pah and Goldfield Railroad COM
panV
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

A. B. Millett, the rancher king of
Smoky valley. came to town today
to see the much-talked-of squads. .
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Rev. IL. l.. Burnham departed for
Arizona this morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

Harry Grier, of the Tonopah and
Goldfeld railroad, returned to Gold
field today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-04

Herman Reische, mining opera
tor at Reveille, is here on busi-
ness.
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on his divisions compared to normal
as follows:
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John o'Keefe Of Goldfield is in
Tonopah today.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-19
WIRING ORDINANCE
 PASSED BY COUNCIL

Al th, regular n.,'tu- f q. ''.n- mon Council last evening ua "rI- nance regulating uss strurue %, wires both el,cut, and t,l,pnuu, u0Hm the ,uy limits passed after mu,u M~.u~- sion au ,hr part nr tn- representatives of the t.I,rh.u. anI electric H-ht people
 Several communications were r'aa uuc from ta- Nau, Consolidated Dredging Comau, pertaining tu being taxed for automobiles employed as tenders for t.. lr-de,s and t1 uat brluul C.. th, ,.t.. nar ta ti- 1rras-- out pu th, creeks. Another yummuui- cation from th. same company protest ing against t..ug taxed rar t--.nou u gaIa dust That thr .aurauy N,r. r>. banding and Installing improvements daiIy That tH, gold extraction did mol keep pa,. VItf tn. .>p,u~. af th' u,g. improvements ara thr> never at aut tm, duru- n. summer have hal s--.ouo tn da-t Both reports a,r" To- rer~rf 'r tHa rr.n.e committee.
 TH. ent..n .r fH. street ,.mw.t- f-. handed .u d vrtr,u rnIart -a'u- what h.. bad performed during the past week. and th, council then tried t iut- th,s great ">reu~. ,ut rn an, after mtrF.ur auu aIHul .u winch tn, property af Mr Nniu. t""k no ,au -uderab'- tms gave i up a- t haa iah Tn- aspect af tn, Mi#nr place has been a fn.ue ur beauty for several council my.tHs-
 The electric aud frleph"n" wire or. dnanye was chen taken up lna aftc' considerable di-,u~sIau pro and cau passed unanimously The president o the sauurH appointed Chief Haughr,