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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
fra tiolieere 0ptreoen bar punoet
Jig oo6e Noone poa ben Iofole 6an1fe

fra tioligere Sptreoen bar bunoet
Jig 9o6e Nanne paa ben lofole 6anife
scene. Set er os en- @lnbe at an
befole 6enrte l(n6erbol6ning, iom To-
Der Ell mere ems almin6elig forneie=
Zig Mften. 6oreningen 9onia for
tiener Sat og Gaaifignnelie for0i
Den pil tage en- ioa0an Iffere JONI
6enne in6 UNDER li1 &irflombe6 -
set bill iiffert tjene til at fnDtte 6or=
eningen og sen banlfe 8efolfniug i
8pen ia,nmen, mar 6enne ier Ben
optagc ct pibere M%rbeiosfelt ems fine
egne pripate Mff9rer. 6orboaben=
Zig oil en- flor Stlifl,erifare imorgen
Mften piie, at Sen letter Bris paa
Torenineens arrangement og op-
muntre 6e11 til at fortintte / 6et
iantme Spor. = st beore Stpffe eno
v9eflorotto1,en fln6e life pere1
palgt, % &ollebeietningen berger
for, at set oil blipe opfgrt poa CT
p9r6ig Maobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

r9eflarationen", Gbr. &icbar6s
fornsielige enofts sangipil, oil olt-
iaa blipe opfert ioag, 5re6ag af~
ten poo Dania Gall UNDER 6oreni,1<
gen Gonias auipieier, n1eo asfitan-
&c al bpgtige DiIeHant-Rrafter, Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

uEatrollimit" % Salponernes
2mffetiS far lat Si1oene / betDoelig
8ep9gelie fer / 8pen / 6en li01te
Sis. Som befien6t CT Mopor &opne5
itrrft in6e for, at set ifol tilla0es
Solooner,le at Dol0e oabent til ST..
12 til Iro6s for Statslopen, Ser
foitiGtter 81. II, iamt at Sc fine
@oteller l0enfor Gotrollimit 1fal
bope lt6lfjanfninesret, ONT ems t1o-
get begr9n6iet. SON mel1er, at Set
te pil6e bore mere ltorlta0Smrsii9t,
% ban bar ooifillige @eningsfGl=
Ter, bpis fornemite Solsmano cts.
Mapor Cults mao iiges at bore.
@opnlig 8pens &relteforening Dor
ogiteret iterft moo 6enne lt0pi6elie
al Sfienferettigbe6erne, og mongfol=
6i9e al 8oreerne 0eler 6enne 0p-
fattelie e. Si6ite Snsoog ofbolotes /
Mu6itorium ct Mosieme6e, poo bbil=
fet Ser fremiattes fraitige Broteiter
moo l%16bi0elien. &aa SEN atben @ioe
bar CHAMBER Of Commerce iegt at
paabirfe 2egislotltrens Me0lemn1er
fra 9ennepin County or1 at arbejoe
for Ell llnotagelie fra Statslopen for
minneapolis. &einltatet foreligger
en0nu life, n1er efter 6orlpoen0e er
Stemnin9en / Senotet it9rft imoo
at goa me0 til Sn0rsmmelier. st
6orilag, JONI / Girs6og blep in0gipet
til 2egislotureu, oabner 6o9 cit @,1=
ligbe6 for, at &ooiio,n og Gpcfmo1
@otellerne, ser ligger lise 1,6e11for
&atrolgran0ien, fan faa Sfienferet.
Som ct Sla9s Mootref bar 8pens
&reiteforening beiluttet at in6bringe
ct 2~obforllog til 2egislotl1ren ON at
fao 9,,ffeti6en for Saloouer neoiot
fra &l. II til 81. 10.
T~erltfommenoe Girsoag Mften bill
Ser blipe ofbol6t cit 9ebat / Muoito=
RUM ongaaen6e Mionotslufningel1
% lt6pioelie n al BatrolgrGn0len,
Gebottererne er IS. $. Cults og 90.
8. &arris iom Goriporere % &ep.
g. 9. &ilep og g. %. Gicf JONI H(n-
grtbere. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Dfnneapolts<

&aitur u. S. Sarpsaarb, Bridge
port, Conn.,, Ser ct faloet til &reit
for ct. &eocrs oouifc lutberife Me=
nigbeo fer / 8yen, for lppet at moo
toge &oloet og pil tiltre0e Gmbeoet
/ @egpnoelien al Mai Mooneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

9posialb. Gona Morgoret Sang,
ct Meolem al @olgatba &irfens
spnoogsifole, afgif peo 9eoen 6re=
Sag sen II. 6ebrl1or / lit @jen1, $50
Morion ct. ellie Coma bar 3 Mor
% 5 Mooncoer go,nmel, "a &orber=
re bentebe benbe bjen til Jig. Sum
blep begropet Manoag gftermiooag
sen 20. Iebr1aar fra @olgatba Sir
felt; @oltor Mrel Mooien forrettebe
@egrapelie n. Mnna og @arie Sen=
ien, Sbo Melion og M9ueS Sobnion
al Spn6a9slfolen gift foran &iiten
,ne6 Armene fl1l6e at 8loniter, og
9enrp Ma0ien, @ictor Sergenie n,
Sobn og Glem Nelion Sr. bar ~3all
8earers". SUM- bpiler iiffer / Selu
Mrme, trpgt peo bans pmme 8rpit,
ON hi ems iopner bea,oe / Dor lille
&re6s.
SEQ 6enne M%nleoning pil ieg paa
6orGl6renes Segne taffe Sc mango
&emner, iom Tom til 8egrapeli en,
ogiao for Sc mango imuffe 8lomlter.
81. 6ebrl1ar 1911.
Gn INN 1nnnpr hpnnp mpnet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

rStapbbloet1s &prosenes Nnr.
ens". Set er ct felt @abn. @en
bet er ogiaa ct felt 8eien, JONI be-
rer Set, 11emlig en- 8afterie, ser bor
noit fig Derbaan0tagene / 8pens
%offenlige @foler iom Dnolingsop'
bolosite6. 9erfro gaar Sen iaa ODER
poo 8ernenes &enoer og foraaria-
ger itpgt l16ilet og 8ploer. Set er
8Dens Sfolelege, Dr. @uilfor6, iom
bar l16ipei6et 6enr1e lumife 8afterie
/ oens SmutbuIler % 1u forlanger
SnnobeoSbp ienet til at gao angrebs-
big ttlbRrfs moo ben be6 at beb9b~
tie Sfolerte Sonitors me6 Sebe og
Sfrubbeberiter til ifieniom Mnpen=
oelie paa 6e rette @te6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

VueIDuI1, StIll4t1, Altltl w S1u1e1tS
bpielte gmbeosmG1o til at belpge
l1niperiitetet igaar. StatSembeoS=
mU110cne ng 9opgipcrne blep e%lforte=
ret al ltniperlitetets &a0etforps fra
Spprpognslinien til Mlice 5beplin
@oll, bpnr Sc %fpinoelige Stuoenter
icrpcrebc @lnebeon til @iGiterne.
9erefter bolotes ct Masiemsoe / Ir=
morn n1eo 1oler al Heftor @prlts
Mprtbrop, Sobn 9ino, 6orlnan6 /
~8poro Of &egentss", &upernpr
@berbart, &icegupernpr @or6on og
Speafer Gum. Sioen blep @ie=
lterne piit omfring pao Gompus og
/ Observation-Disclosures.
@n fpinoelig CONNER. @frs.
Mmanoa Morriion, 674 Magnolia
Street, afiogoe forleoen / 8olitiret-
ten en- &jenoelie efter Opfororing al
CONNER 6inebo1t. @enoes 9ggte=
man6, Gborles Morrilon, bar in6=
falot for @etten u1oer slnf(age for
at bape prpglet lin @ultru, og Cont
meren benpenote Jig 0a til benoe og
mente, at bun mulig be6lt funbe
iige, bpa6 Straffen iful6e bore. S
cit mpnoig Gone crflereoe fun, at
FUN pil6e bape bam laoleoes itillet,
at ban bleb tpungen til at opbere
n1eo at 6rifte, og bpis ban alligepel
6raf, iful6e fan ien6es til Mrbeios=
Duict for 30 Gage. Gommeren 1too=
feiteoe itrof 9ommer1 og CAB Den
lob1ig Gorm.
Tranf Guns Sr. bpo. @n al &oro-
peitens melt befienote @uiifere og
for mango Mar Ell al Sc NET trent
tre6enbe MGt6 / 5ptllingbDerneS
Muiiflip, 6ronf Gon5 ST., er / 6re=
bags afaaaet neo Geoen / tit @iem
ct. Saul, efter flere Mars Spgoom,
60 Nar gommel. 5ro0s lin Spg-
Som far boat til Mptaarsti6 optraa6t
iom Srfelteroirigent peo mango &on>
certer. &on Dor cit ier6eles aniet
&iolinlerer, og / Ell lang 4arreffe
itob ban / Spi6ien for ct 0rfeiter,
ser gop talrige &oncerter / Snil=
1ingbperne, og iom oonne6e 8egpn=
belien til BET Ienere iaa %befien6te
Spmfontorfetter. &an bar / fin 9ib
Me6lem al Gbeooore Sbomos' Drfe.
iter % par uboannet / BiolinipiI at
oenue itore 2eber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
st. Paul.
"st. Paul Hdeude" removed to Room
2Ol Court Block.
We'd Kjpb e1ler Reparation al
Uhrc besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe &. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.

Subm u. Daee, Asiiitent hos
Clearinghouse Snipettpren for ct.
saul % minneapolis, CT ifpl9e
Meooclclie fra @aibingtou uonenat
til Observation-Disclosures for Sta=
ten Minneio ta.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

9rGbt al ct Nntumubil. Sconoro
Snlteo, &1lif poo CT al 8pcnS Mf=
folospogne, CT / Mo11oags 0po paa
8pbolpitalet, eftcr at Fan bopoe pn=
ret 6epi0ltlps iioen Dolr Mottel1 mel
lent 6re0og og 9pr0og blcp foltet al
lin Gogn, Ser blep poofjert al ct
Ml1tonpbil paa II. She. 9. @on
folot poa @opcbet moo 8rolGgning
% fit Sfaoe poo @jerneifallen.
@m efterlaoer Jig gufe og s Smao=
6ern / megct imoa Scar, og for6oa=
ber1tlig oil @o0gjprenbe0en trooe
biGlpcnoe til % Rprigbeoen tilfjcnoc
Sc efterloote CIT forlporli9 Grltot=
ming. Set bar Ell ing Gbouffellr
pe0 Mopn Sobn ~. @ilion, loru pco
lin uforiparlig poloi pn1nc &jprlel
%foroori ageoc lllpftm pg bogetter
1pgte at 1l1tge Jig bort nteO lin Mo-
lfil1c. Eolitiet fit bam oog onbol0t
% iotte bon / 9pfengslet, bpor Fan
for opbolot Jig til 5irs0og. Mnfla=
gen in1o0 bom CT efter bans Offers
9pb blepcn Mol1oorob, bpori fan
crflGrcr Jig life ifpl0ig". @on fom
poo fri SOD moo ell &ol1tion poo
$4,000, pg Sogen ni( 6lipe togct OF
poo Monoog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Set 9amlc Siblep @jem / Memoota.
S Snsoags bopoe Mrs. Cyrus 8ellS
og@trs. 9omrenceSefferl en, &egcnt %
&%iceregcnt for Minnelpto 9m,gbters
Of @cpoll,tion, 6oretrnoe for StotS=
lenotets 9epillingsfomite for at o1=
befole cit @epilling al $1,000 til
Spretbolbelic al Set gan1le Siblep
@jcm / Menooto JONI ct biitorilf
Ml ,lu1ll11. Gen Glogalnlc @pgning
er lfiunfct til 9ougbters Of &epolu=
tipn Srganiiotioncn peo Smpoefom=
nlenbeo al Grfebilfop Srelono, %
Meuingen CT at bringe set GrpGroi=
&C @lts laa nor / lin %oprinoeltgc
Sfiffclic ipm mltligt. 3ette pil frG:
be Ell Mengbe Henge, og Gamerne
ncnte, at bo set CT ct Mrbc!oc, Jon
fpn1l1cr Sffcnligbeocn til bcolte, bur:
Sc Stoten gipe Ell @oono nleo | BET
Get iommc me,1te &omislipnel1s0teo'
lcnumer, laa mango lom Ser bar til
lte6e, ps Set tpr 6erfpr pentes, at Sc.
pillingen pi( blipc tilltent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
@reat 0ortbern 9crmboncfpmpa9=

@reat @ortbern Sernbanefumpa9=
nj bor o,nn1elot lin 9ruttoforticnelte
Miuueioto for 1910 til Stotsouoi=
tor >>peri Jon 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I%ortirneltcn nor iolt $23,45S,44S.41
for Iprretnire / Minncioto na Sto=
tens N,ocl al oc11 mellen1'tatli9e
Iprrctning. Gn Sfot al / Eroccnt
bliper $685., 1894, CIT %bctpoelig
1pregclic fra forrige Aor. Sfottc'
for 1909 bar $S65,S43.03. Mlle
Sc ltore aon1pognier meo l%lnotagelle
al 500" far n1 in0berettct, %
Stotsouoitercr onllaar &ernbane=
ifotten til $3,S00,00O moo $780,
600 fnrrige Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

/ @egpn6eli en al Maj Mooneo.
&aitpr $. @cl>ues, 8eit 2enmarf,
@is., pre0ifer / ct. Eeoers oanife
Strife sen0og 6ormiooag Sen IL.
Marts, og bol0er iamme Gags Mf=
ten Boreorag for &irfens l1ngooms=
forenine. 1io og Steo ifal nj meo=
6ele neite l1ge. Yaltor @ellpeg, ser
er tbeologiif &on0ioat fra aieben=
bobns %l1niperlitet, er Sgn al Sen be-
fienote &rnit ST. @elueg, Soeltrnp
paa Ialiter, tioligere Bralt / Sen
6onife Strife / Mmerifo.
Melfepriicn, Ser pes 1. Sanl,ar
blep ne6iot fra 8 til z Gents pr.
9uort, er otter gaaet neo me6 1
Gent, i6et 8pens iterite @elfefirma,
Minneopolis Milf &c., MT ialger
SEN for 6 Gents. Set pentes, at alle
onore Melfebon6lere oil blibe ng6=
iaget til at felge Srop. Set er ben
lopeite Melfepris ri bar Dopt / be
fi6ite 8 Mor, men 11oar @enipn tages
til 8risfaloet poo Smer, fan @ele
febanolerne NOT itoa fig oe6 at of-
ben6e SEN til 0enne Yris.
Soban sfjolbbors fomn,er. Gor.
eningen 9ania bar iat Jig / 8epagel<
ie for at faa Soban Sfioloborg, Ben
6anife 6orfatter, iom for Sioen OPP
bol6er Jig / @etitaterne, fer til &pil<
lin9bperne JONI 6oreoragsboloer.
Set fan MI betrogtes iom af9iort, at
Sfiol6borg fommer BERTH fprite e.
Ter an6en l1ge / Mprtl for at bolbe
to Gore6rag, ct / bper at Shilling
bperne. 9onmorfs Senner / ct.
Saul % 9onia ber / Minneapolis
ene6es ont @omarbej6e ON benne
Sag pe6 oct 8eieg, iom ct. Saul
6oreningen aflag6e bos 9ania for
nQglc foo Tiger ii6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Snecm fuinoclisc &ulitibctjentc.
Ser far gicntogne Gauge pnret IT'LL
let slmllooning til Northumberland
ON at oniuttc fpil,oelige Eolitifl1nf=
tionurer til pisie @rcnc al Eoliti=
tieneltel1, bpor man a,tpg, at &pim=
Ser fl,l,oc 9jprc beore Sjenelt e ero
Muno. Cen lioite @enuenOelie | Sen
Mctning lfetc forleOen ira Samltne
Metbo0iltfirfes MnnOs Stub pe>
Mep. Gnpio Morgon. &omisitone11
muottc imio(ertio ogioo 0en11e Gang
gipe ct ofilaoenOe Soar, ioet 8DenS
| G6arter life tilloocr eli laoOan lis:
r1Gpnell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
81. PAUL TIDBNDE, RRDAo DIN J. a 1911.
&ebattsr 8ernbt Anoerion, 3eoot-

@ebaftsr 8ernbt Anberion, &eoot-
tor al oct inenife %ll,>perife airfeblao
,sfofforen" % M%feoreoafter al
.Mfiuuciota ~Stats=Gibnin9", er Of
aooet peo 3eoen i lit @iem / ct.
saul. @or, blep II Iar golnmel:
San bar feot / Speri9c, bopoe ltni<
periitetsuboannelie fra 2lnbs l1ni=
p~crlitet % bar / 6 Mar, fra 1893,
Stotens MejerifomisiGr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Tur Tiifcrc. GrappieS, Eife,
SEARCH, Slmtiib, Gotiiib, Sturgeon
ga M1,ifolonge or fre0ct / @tinneloto
fra Snsoog Sen 1. @orts til 20.
Moj % ollie Sorter 9ois fra 1.
STARTS til 80. Moi; al 6al1glt al
6iie 6iifeortcr CT / Sen Gi0 forbuot.
6ilfebonolcre maa iuben llae1rS l1o=
gang ifoffe bort bpoo SC maatte BABE
poo 9oger al Groppies, 9ois, &ife
% m,ore iolabore 6%iifeiorter.
Sfelee Minneiotos Gil0t= og ST.
lfclopc CT 6ongit al &icferel, Sncf=
ers, Meobprie, @ullbea6s og Garp
tillaot bele Maret, men / Mai o9
SsSlni Mooneoer n1ao mon life BRUCE
flmltig 9ps pes Siitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Sparfct al CT Set. Motormano
>Ssobu Nnocricn pao &acflon & St:*s=
fer 9inien, blcp / Sirsoags inolog:
poo Npbpipitalct i1e0 ct brGttet
@er,. 9inicn bar iprrret al ct Sic
retpi paa Saefion oa &ollep Streets
% Anoerion git al lin @o9n for at
lcoc Soften al Sppret. Soften gap
bom ct Sparf, iau bans 6pjre 8;n
bruffc0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

@u treble Mmnicipal=S CONNER for
ct. Yo,l foreila aes / ct 2opfo r lag,
loml or fremiot for 9egislotllre1 at
Scaatpr 9cncgre al Moml ep County.
6oriloget aoar 11O pao, at 8l1pernp=
re1 lfal foretogc ltOnGpncll en in0e11
80 Gage otter at 6orl logct CT peota=
get, ~ ut sen rlpe CONNER lfal boil
Sc @mbcoet til Sl1ui 1912 me0 0e11
lonul1e 2pu iom Sc anore Mlnici=
p%oloprm1ere, $1,000 oorlig.
&palt al Gus. Sscar Sl1noee11,
Scr urbeioeoc fpr SfrroOer S. 8.
Scbusler poo &obert Street, blep
frnoen opo / i'm Scng Spnoag Mor=
gen / lit &rrdie / 1913 Selbp Npe.
&ons Nrbejosfomcrater tiger, at
s,noccn lite bapoc rpbct noge,1 @is=
%itenruing, pg ser lynes life at bore
no9cn @rln0 ill Sclpmnrb. Set
onto1es, at @osbonen CT bleDen oob=
net al &onpore. Smocen, ser par
80 slor gar1mel % u9ift, bapoe boe1
FMS Mrr. q. 6. Huc / trc Mar.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
CALIFORNIA;
new SENATOR
GIVES TALK
BY Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. John d.
Works was formally declared Unit
ed States senator at the joint ses-
sion Of the assembly today. The
senator appeared before the legisla-
ture and declared himself in favor
Of the election OF United States SEN
ators BY direct vote of the people,
the conservation of natural re-
sources, government-owned line of
steamers on the Pacific coast, the
referendum, the recall, and grant.
ing suffrage to women.
In recommending federal appaint-
ments he would endeavor to keep
out of the public service men who
securer places as reward for help
ing to degrade and polute politics
of the state. He declared his pur-
pose to stand for progressive prin-
ciples in legislation. without partis-
ian bias.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
BUCHANAN
WILL LAUNCH
new WEEKLY
1T WILL MAKE IT'S FIRST AP-
PEARANCE NEXT SATUR-
DAY.

]. A. Buchanan Is to enter the
journalistic field, according to adj
vices from Reno. He is to bring
out new weekly paper at the state
metropolis, which will be called
Truth, and the first number will be
issued Saturday. The Journal says:
with the initial issue appearing
on Saturday new weekly publica-
tion will be launched in this city to
be known as Truth. 1t will be
edited and published by J. A. Bu-
chanan and will be conducted along
political and social lines.
Considerable attention will be
paid to political news of the legis-
lature about to meet and while pol
itics will be the main theme dis
cussed, Mr.. Buchanan asserts that
the publication will strive to adj
vance the interests of the state, to
boost the mining resources and the
agricultural possibilities Of the
state.
''If the Truth tells the truth
along these lines it will be able to
accomplish something worth while. ;"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
FOUR MILLION
NEVADA'S ORE
PRODUCTION
THAT WAS LAST YEAR-DIVI-
DENDS WE'RE TWELVE
MILLIONS.

The production of gold, silver
and copper in the state of Nevada
during the year just ended is esti-
mated to have been $4O,521,0OO
and dividends have been paid
amounting to $11,409,616. In adj
dition to this dividends amounting
to about $1,OOO,OOO more have been
declared, which will be paid during
the next thirty days. This record,
at least so far as dividends are con-
cerned, placed Nevada at the head
of all the states and territories of
the United States, while it is pos
sible that the production of the
three metals will make it head the
list in that regard also.
Following is the estimated pro-
duction Of the state by counties: !:
Esmeralda, $13,S11,OOO; Nye, $9,-
$4,000; White Pine, $4,000, 900;
Eureka, $2,OOO,0OO; Humboldt, ST.
100000; Lander, $4,000 Lin
coin $S0O,0OO; Storey $1,5OO,OOO;
Churchill, 100000; Clark $780,
900; Elko, $4,000; Washoe, $685.
600; Douglass, $4,000. Total $40,-
$4,000.
\ Following is the amount of divi-
dends paid, exclusive of the million
dollars declared, but not yet dis
tributed: Goldfield Consolidated
Mines company, $7,223,196;, Tono-
pah Mining company $500, 900; !;
Tonopah Belmont, $25O,OOO; Tono-
pah Mcnamara, $18,363; Round
Mountain Mining company, $9S,556:
Goldfield Alamo, $4,000; National
Mining company, $112,5OO; Nevada
Consolidated, $1,S0O,OOO; Cumber-
land-Ely, $39O,OO0 Total, SILL
409,610.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
PATTEN SUED
FOR MILLIONS
IN CHICAGO
SIX MILLION ASKED ON AC-
COUNT OF VICTIMS LOSSES
ON MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. Thames Pat
ten, retired millionaire and grain
broker, whose successful operations
in the cotton market led recently
to federal grand jury indictments,
was sued for $6,vOO,OOO in the SUI
perior court today.
The plaintiff is DR.. Paul Bur
master, president of the Chicago
anti-gambling league, who does not
clai INTO have been a participant or
loser through the operations of Pat
ten, but brings the suit under an
Illinois statute whereby any person
having knowledge of a gambling
transaction may sue to recover an
amount Of three times the totap
lost by any of the victims
Suit was suppressed so service
could await the return of Patten
from Hot Springs, Ark, and COM
plete secrecy has been maintained
by counsel on both sides of the
action.
Burmaster was inspired to bring
the suit, it is said, through becom-
ing acquainted with a retired brok-
er who related the manner in which
men win and lose money on the
board of trade chiefly through deal
ing in futures.
Through brokerage house in La
Sale street, Burmaster is said to
have obtained the names of per-
sons who have dealt with Patten in
the last two years and through this
list of transactions arrived at the
total of $6,0OO,0OO for the suit.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
INDICATIONS
Are MOST
FLATTERING
SAYS MINING MAN AZ. THE
FIELD ASSr,,a1 %%so1aa5
aua i'A' Ron0'

Il - Deen prospecting in every
county in the state, and nowhere
have l found better indications
than in Georges canyon" said Dan
H. Mcneil this morning. Mr.. Nc
Neil had just returned from a
months stay in the canyon, during
which time he did the assessment
work on some of the claims of a
group he has located.
He reports that Fancher broth
ers are taking out ore steadily on
their property. A good deal of it
is high grade, with assay returns
running all the way from $50 to
$500 per ton. This ore will be
brought in here by wagon and ship
ped by rail to the smelter. They
have well-defined pay streak un-
covered.
Grant Murphy is drifting from
the bottom of his winze on the
Golden Anchor group. He has had
most encouraging assay returns.
and intends to prosecute develop
ment work steadily during the sea-
son.
Longstreet is also doing work
steadily on his claims in the can
yon, with most promising indica-
tions. In fact, as Mr.. Mcneil says,
every claim-holder in the camp is
working his property.
Mr.. Mcneil owns group of
claims which he has named the st.
Louis, and will return day after
tomorrow to resume work on them
He came in town to lay in stock
of provisions.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
ST TANDARD Oil
FIGHTING FOR
ITS EXISTENCE
It's Hearing Before the Su-
preme Court Commences
Today---Sho History
of the Case,

combination. Other corporations,
including the United Cigar Stores
company, the Imperial Tobacco COM
pany and the British-American To-
bacco company, were found not to
be in the combination. None were
held to be "monopolizing in viola
tion of the second section of the
Sherman antitrust law.
The application of the Sherman
antitrust law to these two organi-
cations, involves not only an investi-
cation into the facts, but includes
an Interpretation of the law itself.
The principal uncertainties in re-
gard to the law clusters around
words in the statute. These words
form the basis of three questions,
what is commerce." What is
restraint of trade or commerce? 2"
and what is it to monopolize?"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-11
SAYS STATE IS
COMPELLED TO
ACCEPT BONDS
SUPREME COURT FAILS TO UP.
HOLD THE POSITION TAKEN
BY GOV. DICKERsoN.

CARSON CITY, Jan. 1.-THE
supreme court yesterday filed a de-
cision in the famous North Caro-
lima bond cease which amounts to
the sum of over 100000. The gift
was made to the state during the
incumbency of Governor Dickerson
and he refused to accept it. A man
damus case was started against him
and the supreme court decided that
the state must accept the bonds az
the law cannot be controverted and
that the governor exceeded his au-
thority when he refused to accept
them.
The question as to the value of
the bonds did not enter into the
consideration and the state is duly
bound to accept the gift. However,
as the legislature is about to meet.
the court advised that the matter
be taken before that body in regard
to amending the law to suit their
pleasure as to whether suit should
be started to recover the value.
In the carrying of this recon-
mendation the court has withheld
the order that suit be commenced
for the recovery of the same. The
decision is written by Judge Tai
bot and goes exhaustively into the
question.
The matter will be one Of the
most important to come before the
legislature of the state and will be
one which will be taken up early
in the session. Judge Sweeney
writes a concurring opinion while
Judge Norcross writes dissenting
opinion.