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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
SdipiuOelbafte 6eunuerFde,une8'
Cjeitllidlaft.
4biIaoeIpbia, 10. a5Ssii.

Wdhreno Der 9erban0Iungen in
0en 4ro5eB bon oreI 8eamten bon
ii iogenaHnten 8egenieitlgen 5euer'
Observation-Disclosures bic BON
bier aus Tbr llnipeien trieben, be5eug'
ie Elm ueun3ebnldbriger SSunBe, oab
er BON Der StraBe auioegriTien unO
gum Graiioenten pom 5lpei Der naor-
porationen~ un0 Sefretdr elner c...
bern gemaft pur0e, Dofiir er od5
iurifIihe @ebalt BON s. per 70 ,de er-
hieit. Ser 3euge, 9ermann g. Jto'
binion, iagte aus. oaB er ob0ahlos
mar, ais er ongeitett purOe. "a sr
ihabig eefteioet mar, aber oIs oHrd.
jioent uno Sefretar@ gut gesIeIoet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Die ltuteriahnna gegen ben 3ader'
trnit.
9leln 9lnrf. 10 osllIi.

gtelp Uorf, 19. SSltli.
@oibington 3. Ibomas, Der che
maIige 8rdiioeut Der oamerican
Sngar 9lefininq Co., uro rBger
8oriibenoer Der Gireftorenbehoroe,
mar ser 6auptjcll8e, Der nernOnmen
Duroe, ais oas aongreBfonite ieine
llntcriuhung betrefis Der 91etbooen
oeS logebanitteH 3udertr1itS mieoer
aufndhni. 6err Gbonpos iagte, Die
6fientlihe 0leining b1tte iih 9edn-
bert, felt Der neritorbeite s. 8. 5n.
pemcDer 4r1iioent Der &ompognie
gcpejen mare uno tie geleitet 6dtte,
mn oein aupitdn iein Sd)iif beieb~
ligt." Gr er3dblte BON oem 9riege.
oen oie 8oirpoauie nit i9ren Saupt-
fonfurrenten fii6rte itao ipra6 Die
aniift ans, 0oB oieie Dfitteiperber
ibren 8iOeritono oufgaben, vipeiI iie
es miiOe pur0cu, 8eLo 3u oerIieren.
SSohn 6. Toriou8. Der friibere9ledlts~
beratber Der aontpagnie, miro aud
3eugeuatslageu MAIDEN, fpie man
aiQnbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Ansid)rcitnngen.
Gleoelano, o. 10. SSuIi

&ACutihltOt %J-F ~. NNttli.
Nuf orri Rrafhpagen, ouf benen
iih aIetOernoder befanoen, Sic
on Steae ser gluSItdnoigen getreten
paren, tpuroe pom 5reltn0en ser
Streifer geidlcSien, oIs oieie mad,
&aufe befor0ert mur0eu lm0 meh.
rere GerIonen nuroen Derluull0et
9lm crnitliditen tpurDen 2olis aoii
uno glntoni 9toB nerleet, 0ie pon
5hrotidiiiien inn eSeiibt un6 am
2ei6e perlett miroen. Sie lpltroen
rad einem &olpitdI befor6ert, ip0b-
reno Die iibrigen &errpirnoeten mad
ibren @obultitgen gebraft tpuroen
Wtebrere &erBnftiin1en tpftrSen Dor
genomntert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
MikgIhfter gjaburnmhp'
z 1s~b
QeIIe Ylnine. Conn. 10 osnIi

@eIle Hloine, Soma, 10. S5uIi.
Sniolge Scr @eroubung zines 9ai.
iaSiers eines 13ugg5 Der Chicago un0
Rortbiueitern 8abH Iiegt Elm Mann,
Der iih 8iGiam Norris Rennt uno
ieine &eimaf3 als glaifriiclo, q. ),
anacb, an eIner stuaelspun0e i'm bic.
ifgen &oipital gtorris, Der ais nblin.
ser Boiiagier" mltiubr. bette iih in
ainen GflInispaaen aeihlihen uno
bate oem Reilenoen g9. s. 86illps
cine Iiaulantuaosl unO einen Bdu.
nahut geitoblea. Gr lDur6e ieooh ent.
oeft uno BON eineni Der 3ugbtomten
onrh eInen Me00LperidIuB pernun0et.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Sa6rnnfall fuitet bier IenifenIcbcu
Iittslmrnn. lS1.. -. oSlrLi.

Sci ser @ntgIciiung eines Gilfroht.
3nges bel Der nobe bier gelegerler
Stntion 9rpant fcnlen bier Didnner
inns 2eben, mdbreno elmer perrniBi
iuiro. 3ie @etooteten iinD:
eSuiepb g. 9'9onnea, Sobns-
tolpn, ga.
Charles SSnerlon. Chicago, Slls.
afatrpip :. O'9teale, Bittsburg.
S. M. Cunningham, Councils
bile, ga.
CUNNINGHAM mar Der @ott6aIfteul
bes 3ugeS, Die anOeru moren bin.
oe" 9Saiiagiere.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Sine Rencruna.

SSnOianapolis, 5nO., t9. SuIi.
lin Dem 5reifartenunpcien elm Gn,
De 81 NADER, bat Sic Seitln9 Ser HSn.
Oinna Stote 6air, Die am 4. 5eptem.
Der beginnt. beihloiiet ginlpurfs,
automaten an oen Gingdugen auf3u,
fteIIen, anitatt @intrittsfnrten 5u Der.
fauien. &er auf Sen gluslteIlungs'
plat min, muB ell 80 Gentsitif il
oie Mdhine lperfen. iuorauf iih i'm
Oie 8hiir 0ffnet. 9lnoernialls muf
er 0ran6en bIeIben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Seiratb nit SinocrmiIcn.
g9Ioominat0n. sSnO., l9. &nIi

SloofllHaIoH, NSHp.s IL. Suil.
lin fih oerbeiratben 5u f0nncn,
muBte Ser ans Roppauee. Sno., itam.
nen6e Shullebrer RdIpb ". SSobn.
ion ben pom ibm erpirften &eirotbS.
Idlcin mitSilie eiues @eidlaanabme.
befebIS erIonoen. SobnionS mm-
mebriec@attin itannt aus MoDiieIo,
Gp., srar oher bierber aefommen,
nm oenGSeIiebten 5u beirotben. 9aun
botte ober ooS Roor ocn Sciratbs.
Idcin aeI6lt, oIs cine Gepeihe BON
Dem Gater Der angebIib ntinoeri1bri.
gen @raut eintroi, ser Oie Srauma
oerbot. 9oraufbin ipuroe oic
Serausgabe oeS SeiratbSheins her.
tpeigert. Gin a6nofat. ser nit Dem
Yoar NiitIeio bate, boIf ibm Ounn
aus ieiner @eor1nanib.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
DIR ealaen nm Gin Cpfer betruoen.

N7NNENtf wv " NFtsEF
Charles Sidmnn, Der bente bier
tueaen Der Grmorouug ieiuer 8rall
i'm Ssebrnor 1910 1ebanaen meroef
iolte, brad, n1breno Der 9toht in iei.
ner @efGnenib3eIle Mliamnen uno
Itarb am Morgen nm s llbr. Sid,
man entfam, nad)oem er iiberfiibrt
noroen mar, 8peimoI ans Dem sc.
fGnqnib. sSn Der Iebten Gomitoa.
nod)t neriihte er iidl oas 2eben 5u
ncbmen, inoem er @uS einatbmcte.
Gr bate leiuen @ddtern tpicOerbolt
gcioqt, ooB er nibt gebGngt peroen
miir6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
5lOb mad 6nrOpn.
9lelp qlorf. fa. NuLi.

AeD SJorI, II. NSltlt.
Srobbriefe nelcbe nor 8luei 9of,eu
ben Gbicagoer Banter Sarlop q.
9iginbotbam nab europa trieben.
worteten ihon auf ibn ais er bente
pie0er bier eintraf. Siginbotbnm lit
elmer Der Gireftoren oes GSonos, Ser
1einer8eit fir Die SinterbIiebenen ser
bei Dem groBeu grano in ben gbicn.
goer 8iebofen INNS 2eben gefomme.
nen SSeuertuebrleute geiamneIt !gur-
De. 9iele 8eloet puroen bon Sen De
re.toren Sinstrageno angeltat. auf
baB Die Sinterbliebenen oie 3inIen
erbieIten. Sin SbeiI Der Sinter6lie-
benen foroert aber Die 9lnftheilune
bes sSonos uno o1 Dies oeriuei0ert
puroe, erbieIt Sigin6otham Grob.
brieie, in oenen inn angefiin0igt
miro, oaB er nit Dem 2eben fir ieiiie
Sartrtddigfeit pecoe biiBen nriiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
qmerifnuiidle SANDER in tuterfaIi.
fornien bebrpbf.
MoIbinqt0rl, IS. 81

9lmerifoniihe 3anher in Inter.
fdlifnrfiien puroen bon oortigcn To-
qenaurten merifaniideu 2iberoIen
Seoroht. Eis gereiniaten Stoaten er.
iud)ten sic nierltaaiide 9iegierung,
fir angernciieuen Sdnb 8u ioraen.
Die Iufnerfinmfeit oes Staats-
oepartenents puroe ourh cine De
peidle pom onerifaniidlen &oriuI in
Gnienaoa erregt, Der berihtete. 0ab
Ameritaner beIdltigt moroen naren
uno i'm I'm 6ilfe gebeten bdtten.
@otihnfter @ilion in Der merifani.
id1en 5auptitoot rpuroe iofort aHae-
iDIeien, ipegeu Der gngeIcgenbeit MT
Dem 9rdiioenteu Be la garra 3u I'M.
terbonoeIn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Sic sSaiHmstouer 9icaierltits iIcbt
fdb ueranIaft, @eriIdJte BON sSuter-
benton in Snba sn Derueinen.
stimiOns Seind.
Slr gnnSesgeneralnnWalt @iders
ham bait in Snlntb cine TeSe
iiber Die Sraitirasc.
&efiriuOrtet idldrfere 3afreselu.
@oifinaton. t9. sauIi

<eAfgllJIUIlf 10. Nylll
SnfoIge Ser fortlpabrenoen Sc.
riihte, Die boupti1hlih in &uba ibt
entiteben batteu, oab ser neiilide Be-
iuh oes ariegsiefret1rs Stinrion in
all6a Ser @orIaufer Ser amerifani.
den SnterDention iei, bat Der Stuats.
iefretar anor ourh BEN omerifani'
id)en @eianOten Snfion in Saoana
cine 9eote an Die tiibaniideRegi
aerihtct, in Ser oieie 8eriidte als
edBlid unbegriir0et erfldrt uerben.
@s miro in Ser 0ote bnrgetbou, oab
Stintions geiuh in erlter 2inie Der
sSnpeftion Ser 2lrbeiten an 0en
@rad Der oMaine" i'm Saien BON
Sopaua eaIt, nno ierner. I'M Der S,Sll-
ielrepubllf einen ireunodaitliben
geiuh a63uitntten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Cine tSntlaiinna.
nnihinntnn. IN. osnIi

2HuI0EEBIVH II. 0HlI.
Gs in befannt gefuoroen. 0Gb5loDS
Robinion, Elm giitglie6 oe5 gieD g)or.
fer Gta6es oes dleniid)eu @ureans
beg lonoipirtbidloitIid,cn Gepdrte.
ments, oor etli6en Woden n5um @e.
item oes Dieuites" entiaiien mur0e.
Or. 5iIep, Der Robinion pobInotIte.
muroe BON Der GntIaiiing nidt be.
nahriftiot Nefanntlih iit pon m1b.
0ebenoer Geite oem 8rdiioenten 3afi
bic Gntloiiung Or. Bileps, Der an
Der Gpiee Oes Bureaus itebt. NOPE
gelegt nor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Sebt sn, iuic Ginbredcr icimen @cIS.
IdJrnnf nnfiprenecn.
Menoerion. Mn., 19. oSnI

Gor sen gIuaen oes 9eiiberS 5. G.
Wtc0onolo brotten @inbreher einen
1000 Efuno id)iperen @eIoibrenf ans
oeiien 2aoen in 0t0onaI0 2anOinA,
Itenten ibn inter einem 9aume ior9.
f6ltig auf nno iprenoten Damn ole
Sbiire nit 2nnnmii ouf. Die aerle
erntctcn nidt gonj 5000 liir iI)re
N,ii6e. Serr Mc0onaIo iab dllem
bon eincm iSeniier ai!s srl Gr iuaie,
er bate feinen 2Gtn 0cidlogen neil
oic Spisbuberbnn0e 10 itarf 9epeien
marc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
@sroerhauo abaeluieieu.
g Mnaeles. 0aI-. 10 s

IOs Angelts, Uni., u 95liII
Gos aeaen Grau emma RcRani.
gal. UaiiIn 0es dngebIihen Tunan1i.
terids Grtie g Wcgianigal, an9e.
itrengte 8erfe hren iUegen 1aibohtuFg
0es @erid,ts :ouroe pom 8id,ter gor0.
men nicOe caginlagett, neil bic pom
StaatsnufulIt unterbreiteten beeioig.
ten 0otuulelte ie9Ierbaft nbgefaBt
ieiea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
ged.
1atonla, g9aih.. 19. oI1t[i

antoflld, 9BolbY -. ,5uLi.
Qouis 8ictor 1ilqueuog, Elm Waidi.
niit, Der ieine Iette 8abrt ouf Der
iram0iiiden garfe Mar mafte,
ba er l,nnittelbar Dor ieiner 8enIio.
niriiug itono, wuroe nuf Der Steae
get0otet, ais Der steiieI Der 9orfe
erplo6irte. 3fpei Seele1ite iuuroen
ihllum uerbriibt. Iuqaenan mar
Al Sabre alt un6 25 Sabre auf Der
See 9eiabrer,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
G6olernbn nnetin.
gtem 2Dorf. 10. ssSnLi.

gttIU yJ0TI, 10. ,SlIIT.
9os foIgenDe Bulletin in 8c3uo
ouf oie GboicraIa9e lit BON Der Guo'
rantaneItation ansgeaebeu iporoen.
r9luf Soiiinauu SSslano erfrnnfte an
friibeu Morgen Der 68idbrige Dome.
nico 9faucitelli pom Ganpfer
u0toItfe" inter hoIero1bnlichen
SDnlptomen. Sn Dem 5Ipineburne,
cssIano.6oipitaI iino feline 8o0esfdqe
oorgefonmen. 9ln 9or0 ops Cam.
piers Eerugin" BON ser gln6or-2i.
ME lino Die 3uitdnoe befrieoigeno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Epfer Ses 9lutOiports.

Iron, %. ~ 10. sSllIl.
@ier ;Sroiien tUliroen geto0tet ms
Der 2enfer oes sSobBeit9es idaper
uerIebt, oIs Bel 9loccoiae. iie6ei
ReiIen nor0lh RON @yranni1e eli
Mute BON einen Nlhnt5lu ongeranHi
muroe. lie llnIgefomnenen iino
1srau Charles N}e1s ir.. 9Srau Geo
q. GATES uno s5rau Charles Grant
uon Sarntogd Sprngs, iulo ,Srou
T. q. Hobinion Don Bolton, gfaii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
@nrhdtin.
ggaihinaton 8. 6. 10. sSnIi.

WaIbington, O. g., 10. SSuIi.
@egcn Der Cholera in S>tolien Bat
gcfrctar WtcBengb Dem SdmLfutter
oes 3onoienites teIegropbiihe BE.
feble nah Wiorieiaes geionot, Den
Saien 9teope. BON ieiner 9ieiieroute
3u itreid)en. Die neStbasco" tat 80
aaoetten BON Der 8ollfutterlduIe in
1ort 1runtbta, Conn, an gor0.
Die nc,5tbosca" miro BON Mnrfeiaes
mad, Gibraltar nnS 6ann mad 9auic
fabren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Seine Sarmonie.
@arris burg, 20. 19. SuIi

Nlt t1sUNtBt but To 9SllGI.
lie slDei oenofratiif1en Stoatgfo-
mite trateu bier IN Sisuna, ober 0a
oIle 9Serfnf)e, einegeriobnnug berbei.
6uiiihren. fehlifl facn. 10 nur0en ee.
trennte SieungeH abgebalten. geioe
Stoufte nohnlen ieood eine Reiolu.
tion on, tpelhe 6en Goupernen-
g9ooarolu 8Siliou BON Rem ssPrjen
ois oeH ndhiti1hrigen qrafiSent.
haftstaH6loaten beiarrportet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Sin Imcnoemeut BON Senatur
93riitum.
@uibington, 10. SSuIi.

-NN'A EWFFKBtU4lt To N3NNt.
Genotor 9riitolp BON &alios
idjI1q Elm @mefr0cnent 3u ser fann.
0didem8e3ipro3itdtsbia oor. poourd
auf 6trttaperdyaidnndmme Elm 53ca
bon 80 3ro3ent uno auf ot0ere
ete..4 4dperdnfpaaren ein folder non
% 1roseltt gelegf miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
gbiIippiueu.
Stnrm. unS cslutbidlaS,n.

Wianila, 19. sSiili.
eSn 2n5on buben Seiilln uno Sod.
fIutben einen Shooen BON 81 ,300.-
900 angeridtet Gie 9erbin0ung nit
Den tabafbaueroeu 9ropinsen III uIi.
terbroEeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Dro66rie|e.

Dem GbieasOer Sanfier leiainbpt6am
miro ueaen ieiues StamOpmmftcs
in Der ScnermcbrfOmbsiadle nit
Sem SOB scorObt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-07-23
Beadtigung.

Scr 6BicasOer SantpraiiSent &rp-
noISS madlt Oieiclbrn gmsiascu mic
aaScre 3ensen betreffS Der Siucs.
ScnreH lIntcrrcSmna.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
UTAH SHEEPMEN
WANT RATE RELIEF

Victor o. Johnson, attorney for the
National Wool Growers association
who has been in Salt Lake comforting
with G.. b. Stewart, secretary of the
Utah organization, relative to the
discriminatory freight rates applying
ON wool from this part of the coun-
try to the eastern markets, left for his
home in Shoshone, Idaho, last night.
The Utah situation was carefully
gone over, as a result of which it was
decided to place the proposition be
fore the interstate commits
sion at an early date.
Secretary Stewart has been collet-
ing data for some time tending to
show the discrimination applying from
Utah common points, which, with 9th
er information to be gathered in the
future, will be submitted to the com
mission.
Mr.. Johnson will return to Salt Lake
for another conference with the Utah
woolmen before taking final steps in
the matter.-Herald Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
PRISON STATISTICS FROM
WARDEN MAXWELL'S REPORT

The report of Warden Maxwell
gives the following interesting prison
statistics:
In January, 1909, there were ZIG
convicts in the state prison and in
January, 1911, there were 1S9. Dur
ing 1909 there were SO added, making
299, and 80 were discharged for vari-
Gus reasons, making 200 in January,
1910.
During 1910 SO new convicts were
imprisoned, making 2S2, but SO were
discharged, bringing the number down
to 1S9.
In 1909 four were discharged and
10 paroled by the board of pardons.
In 1910 two were discharged and
81 paroled.
Elko, with 23, E~smeralda, with 32,
Humboldt, with 80, and Washoe with
So led in contributing convicts in 1910.
Story county failed to send up a man.
Burglary is the most fashionable
felony, 80 cases being found among
the convicts in prison in 1910, then
comes murder in the second degree,
with 81, and forgery, with 90. Grand
larceny II, and ROBBERY Ia, are next.
Nineteen prisoners are in for life,
one for 80 years, one for 80 years and
three for 30.
One hundred and thirty-eight of
the prisoners are native and 81 foreign
born. One hundred and eighty of the
convicts can read and write. Nine are
%illiterate. Fourteen say they do not
use intoxicants.
Marriage seems to be a great pre-
tentative of crime, for 146 of the con-
victs are single, only 35 being mar
ried, while eight are widowers. From
the age of Is to % there are 4S CON
victs, a class only exceeded from 26
to 50, when there are SO.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
SHELOR SENT BACK TO
JAIL FOR THIRD TIME

Dismissing, n by one, the argu-
ments of counsel for the applicant,
Judge Quicker in an oral opinion yes
terday ordered Douglas Shelor re
manded to the county Jail to serve out
his sentence imposed by the late Judge
Pike for contempt Of court.
The opinion and order makes the
third of the kind denying the prison
er's release on various habeas corpus
proceedings instituted since his i'm.
%prisonment and in all probability il
will mark the last attempt of the kind
The supreme court denied one applica
ton, Judge Langan denied the second
and now Judge Quicker has denied the
third.-Reno Journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the loca
office of the weather bureau for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m
today:
Highest temperature yesterday, "a.
Lowest temperature this morning
81.
Mean temperature yesterday, A.
Normal temperature yesterday, 81.
Precipitation, .08 inch.
Prevailing wind direction, N. E.
RAY l.. FISHER,
Official in Charge
Weather Forecast-San Francisco
March A., 1911: Rain or snow tonight
and Sunday.
WILSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04

FOR SALE-Six 50-foot lots, run
ming back $50 feet, at corner of First
aud Lay streets, with improvements,
consisting of three-room house, two
cabins and ~corrals. Inquire this of
fee. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04

FOR SALE-Within the next two
weeks, six stations of the famous
double-square brand, two 3-year-olds
and four aged. May be seen at the
Gerdeman ranch, Paradise. Address,
Gorham & Rankin, Paradise, Nevada.
fed2Sw2.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
DIR. Bells Anti Pain

A sudden attack of Cholera Morbus
is dangerous. Keep DR.. Bells Anti
Pain at hand, a dose relieves almost
instantly. 1t also cures Diarrhoea,
Cramps, Flux and all Bowel Com
plants. For sale at Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
PERSONAL

John Heit, who worked as miner
near Humboldt House, Humboldt coun-
ty, Nevada, during spring and summer
1904, or any one who knowing, send
present address to "Coburn,o 1900
Trude Bldg, Chicago.-IMPORTANT.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
GOOD SUITS TO ORDER
AT REDUCED PRICES

l have IN hand a number of pieces
Of goods which | desire 20 close out at
a reduction of $3.50 to $40 from former
price. Suits made to order for as low
as $27. Come early to secure the best
selection.
If. J. p. GRANDEL.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04
For Group.

DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey is the best
known remedy. Do not experiment,
get the genuine DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. For sale by Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-04

w. w. Kirkham, the Dutch Flat
mining man, is in town today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-11

! moist will be installed and sinkin.
commenced at once
To provide funds for this pur
pose 100000 shares of promotion
/ stock will be sold at / cent a
share and 100000 shares at &c a
share, and of the proceeds from
these one-half will be paid to the
owners CT the property and one
half will be deposited in the treas
ury. The original treasury OF 400
600 shares, out of a total of one
million, will remain intact to be
sold at & higher price for further
development.
All promotion stock will be held
in pool and remain in escrow for
one year from date.
Adjoining this property on the
east and beyond it are the claims
of the East Belmont Mining com
pany, treasury stock in which was
recently sold for 20 cents a share
The onlyIodicers and directors Of
the Tonopah-Belmont Vein Mining
company selected are: P. f. Keller,
attorney, Tonopah, president; Frank
P. Mannix, county treasurer, treas
urer, and William De Courcy. sec
rotary The remaining directors are
to be elected by shareholders.
Immediately after this stock is
subscribed for, the company will
be incorporated and Tonopah people
now have the unusual opportunity
of investing in a company at the
lowest figure, which may return
many hundreds per cent on the sum
invested.
Application for stock, which must
be made before 6:3O p. m. on
Tuesday next, may be made to the
treasurer, Frank P. Mannix.
Should the stock be over-sub-
scribed, ,allotments will be made in
the order that applications are re-
celVeo ct
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-11
WILL CLEAR NEW LANDS

The parties who have been de-
Veloping water with artesian wells
at the Schultz ranch north of this
city have decided to clear the land
TINS fall. Work of clearing will
commence some time this week
should the weather permit the
ground will be plowed and placed
IN such condition that spring plant
ing will follow. The further de-
Veiopment of water is going ahead
In each instance where the rig
mas been set up artesian water
has been brought to the surface.
AS soon as 1t is safe in the spring
the cement reservoirs will be used
TO impound the water now develop
ed With this clearing on one hun
dred acres under bearing it will
lend new appearance in that sec
ton of the country. This is but
the first of such undertakings to be
hnlshed and put under cultivation
by the projectors 1t is the best
piece of reclamation so far under
taken in Western Nevada.
Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-11
THE TONOPAH
BELMONT Vein
Mining COMPANY

When one stops to consider the
immensely of the rich ore odies in
the Belmont mine, with many nil
hons of dollars in sight, their
strength and persistency in length
and depth, it is not surprising that
the eyes of all Tonopah and the en-
tire world are turned to the cas-,
ern section of the camp with its
vast unknown possibilities.
There Borax Smith and his asso-
ciates are spending what will amount
to $125,000 to find the porphyry
formation, and the extension of the
Belmont vein, in which it occurs
This stock is held at 1925 per
share The Mizpah Extension shaft
is 1000 feet in depth, and on that
level work is going on to cut the
extension of the Lille Belle vein,
and this stock is selling fer so
cents share. =
About 5000 feet east of these
properties, on the direct eastern
course of the Belmont and Lille
Belle veins of the Belmont mine, the
Tonopah-Belmont Vein Mining com
pany owns 20 mineral locations, COW
ering a length of 1900 feet north
and south and an extreme width
OF 5000 feet east and west on the
course of the extension of the great
vein system of the Belmont mine
the total area equalling about Is
full claims No vast sums have
to be expended to find the forma-
ton, for on this ground the por-
phyry is found on the surface and
cropping through it is a strong
quartz vein, which on its present
course would have length Of
about 1000 feet through the prop
erty.
Electric power to- the ground is
now arranged for and an electric |
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-11
A BASCO WEDDING.

Last evening the Overland hotel
VISA the scene of brilliant occasion.
the marriage of two of our local
Bascos, Miguel Arregui and Miss
Madalena Ochandorena. The largo
and commodious handball court was
decorated by the many friends IF
TINS popular couple, and who had
come, some of them, over 100 miles
TO witness this wedding, some from
North Fork, Charleston, Gold Creek
ana Iuscarora, and as is CUSTOMARY
In their native land everything was
put on the table at the beginning
OF the meal. Meats of every de-
scrlption, including so chickens. Cal
norma fruits, wines Of dozen diff
Iefent brands, beer and champagne
flowed as free as water. Over 60
quests sat down to the table at Z
clock and did not arise until after
~. The tables were cleared and
the grand march, led by the newly
Wedded couple, started the dance.
which was continued until in the
wee sma hours. Judge Klatte per
formed the ceremony and was one
of the few outside guests at the
banquet. The groom recently pur-
chased the Timms poultry ranch.
north OF town on the Adobe road.
where they will make their home
Ely Free Press.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-11
ROSENTHAL MADE.
RENO CONSTABLE

RENO, New, Nov. 1O.-The
county commissioners Wednesday
afternoon appointed a successor TO
the late Constable j. A. Christie
OF Reno township, in the person of
s. II. Rosenthal, license deputy in
Sheriff Ferrel's office.
At the same time the board pass
ed resolution cutting down the
force in Sheriff Ferrers office by
one man, to take effect on the first
Of the month. This will leave no
vacancy to be filed in the sheriff's
office.
Constable Rosenthal has furnish
ed his official bend in the sum of
$4,000 and is now the qualified con-
stable of Reno.