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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01

Cine pbaniafiit, Der g.aeniiter bic
Observation-Disclosures troB ibrer
prGhiissH, eliibenben S6ilbsrunsen
dis rodeneEebdnten erifeinei, treibt
fran3ONide Cffisitrs bersits basa.
Qebrbiiter iiber bic 3ottit bon 'sIna.
3eugen i'm 9eihtpaberperbanoe 1u
itreikn. Run psrftsbt man Is aud,
10 fdreibt bic r1dsI. Rbfd,.", Der mir
bic nahfiebenben intereHanien auss
fiihrunsen entnebmen. mi. Elm fransos
Iifhsr acknowledgement srtldren toms
ie, bel arieesausbruh purben bi.
S9pdrme oiefsr RieieRn6gel aus
Stcblorabt uno Q.inspane iiber
Oeutfhldnb htrfnpirren nnn sundhit
fdmmtlihe Rbeinbriiden bon aoIn Biz
gai.l serit0ren. Tamit mare Der duff
mario Der beuticben 6eere auf Wohsu
Iahmsslsst uHo insipiffsn ,6nnt.n in
pra6ipolIem Clan ble sSranSoien bie
paar iintsrheiniiden beutihen armses
torps iiber ben 6aulen rennen.
Gs Iitet bereits cine nollitaabiae
aaiuiitif iibsr ale moaIihen Gefehiss
formen Der .ioctiaue apiatriee" Dor;
alfo ber.its aneetponbk Soith, n15-
r.nb man iiber bic forntole nod gar
nidbt hinaus ift.
Cine Reik eldns.nb.r gilo.r ents
rollt fi6 Dor uns. Cine feinhlife pee
resobibeilune. 10 rnelhei elm 4uftl1rsr
Der Cuff, min aus einem 9sfiIe bers
oortommen. Der aommanbeur bss
Jiieeerbdtai[ons entenbet oarauf Ieis
ne srite uno 5ipeiie aompagnie bob
iiber Den stinb binpes in nsiI.n Rl.
den. an elmer Stslls, no i'm ihlumts
dbnlidb ensen 1bnl eineBriid. iikr bic
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ger nah bem nnotrn feline 9ombe iolz
len. in fpsnisen Stiunbsn lit Dnsgnkrt
sstban. unb fotpi. Der Baud iih Der Z
5oetn bot. Iisbt man taum nlebr Jeten
pom Der Bride unb auf Der Gtrabe
nur Elm Getpirr BON ielstriimmern.
Die brittle unb plerie Rompnsnie -
bic finite bltibi in Neierpe - poli.
fabrt busi.ibe Weri Dor Der Groni Der
marffitrsnbtn f.inblihen 4btbtiIuns.
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ipirb stpeifeuos IBIS ouj btn leBten
Wann" sefang.n. Gin onberss Bib
ihiloeri inns bic Dernihtuns sin.r Be
lagsrungsarmse. Gin briiies bic Dsrs
inguns elmer oon Brett erfheinsnben
syIotte. GGmmi!ihs G6lle. bic Pei Nus
bruh zines arieses stpii6tn BEN
Dreibnnp unb ben Gnisniem6@ten
bentbar ipGr.n. iperben bur6sefpros
den. bic aSfunsen Der 1iiestrnufsn.
ben sesebsn unD tritiiirt, tur5. Is III
elm rifiisgebenbes ariessipiel ME i'm
GaiinO Dor ,iner Risfentarie BON
] $3.50.
9sim asisn bieIer 3uiunftsmuiis,
bic Gin Gahmnnn. spie Aber Is III. auf
800 Gsitsn sinss itdttIihen 2sbrbu1ss
ber .Mpfaiion militaire" polifiibri,
iriro man fir bic pierit Woffs gpnJ
bsseiiiert. 4bitiir3en tcmmi ia tietnts
lih ouH gar ni@t Dor. Is lei btnn beim
stinbs, liuD jsbt 8ombt viibtS. b1s
psrfiebi iI9 an Nnnbe. Die glii6snos
Vbontnffit, bic iin binter nnidkinfnb
uiimttrneh mllitGrifnen 1eru1inis
tirai. nfmmt uns 10 in ibreH Bcna,
tnb man ipirflth In @eOunseHD Dentfhs
I6no i3on IN 1ramnlesu fett. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01


Seite Safts domination als seIi6ert
aelten tunn, fpaat 9liemanb cine BRO
pbeSeiung, pem bic domination ouf
oemotrutiiher Seite sufallen plro.
5aIt sSeoer bat feline eisenen 4nii6teu
bariiber. Qls ausiidtspoae aanbioa.
ten perben 9puperneur Sarmpn,
8ouperneur @iIIon uno Spredsr
glart eenannt. unoernoobs Ganbis
butur tpirb bios uls Elm Mtittel betra6z
tet, I'm Wilion Stimmen i'm Siiben
3u ent3ieben. Die Ganbioutur bes
9puoerneurs SOP BON WaFahuIetts
finbet iberbaupt feline Seu6tung.
Sein lIsbertritt sur Demotratie 1T
nod oisl gu nsuen 9atums, als oab
man ibn fir bic YrdIibentI6aft nomis
niren ipiiroe. Was bic 9rupptrung
Der aanoioaten betrifft, 10 tpiro Sorz
mon als Der fSiibrer Der Gpnierpatipen
uno Wiiion aIs her Siibrsr oes ruois
fallen Clements be3eidnet. 2esters
4nnabme tpirb baourh 5eitdtist, oaB
8rnan auf WiIions Seite itebt uno
mad Sbto fommen piro, um gesen
Surmon Su fpre6en, ben er aIs einen
ReprdIentanten BON Waa Street be-
Sei6net. Spre6er Glart gilt als Der
Wunn Der mittlerer 2inie, Der niht sI
melt mad rs6ts uno nidt III nett nad
lints oebt, tpestpegen aud behauptet
tpiro, oab tpenn Sarmpn ni6t ourhs
bringen iolte, bieier oieStimmen. bieer
tpntrolirt, glart sutpenben pirb. Nber
es bat ben Inihein, als ipenn Glart
peri0nlih pielen Dsmotraten nitt 9es
| fiele. Man maht ibm gum 8orpurf,
bab er niht ben nDtbigen Grnit unb
aud niht ben rihtigen 9egriff bon oer
Diirbe pes BrGiioentsnamtes 5u bas
ben fheine. 8ieIs &rittt pirb bers
pprserufen burh feline 8emertungen
ipGbrenb Der Re3ipro3itGts 8ertrae
nit CANADA ihtpebte, als er iagte, oat
bic ResiprpSitGt Der 9orldufer be,
4nnerion isin piirbe. Dariiber 5uI
RsDs ssItsqt, iagte Gldrt. bub Die BE
mertuna bios als Sder3 beabiiattg'
getpeien lei. 9us tpiQ aber iebr uie=
! len 0emotratsn niht gsfallen. oat
elm Wann bon ieiner Stsuuns mit
| fold srnItsn Saaen, tpie oas Die Res
siprositd. nit GAMBIA mar, Shers
treibt. 4uf 9runo bieIes periOnlihen
Wibfalens an glurt .unb Der Iniiht,
pdb bic aonieroat;pen ni6t iiber &C.
niaenoe Stimmen perfiigen peroen,
nm Sarmon gu npminirsn, bu cine
3peibrittel Mebrbeit n0tbis III uno
oaB anbererIsIts Wilion niht gsniis
aeno raoitale Stimmen auftreiben
toun, beitsbt in ipeiten 3-eiien Die
Meinune, pab feiner BON ben bis jeBt
aenannten aanbiDaten Ausiiht bat,
nominirt gu peroen, ionosrn ein To-
eenanntes bart borie" ourttommen
lperbe uno dls oieisr SpmpromiBs
aanoibut pirb aIeenlein GRUB. Wlarz
fbQQ Don Snoiana beSsihnst. 4bseiez
ben bapon, pab er peoer cen &oniers
patioen nod ben RaoitoleH birett uns
ipmpathiih 1T, ptro herporgeboben,
bab er in Snbiana febr belie6t III;
bemnad ben Stdat fir Die Demotraz
ten erobern unb unb oamit saft f4las
de1 tonue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01
Aud oer ariminulprpasb qege

aud oer ariminulprp3sb gegen
bic 3udertruft Sdupter pesen 9erz
ihtpDrung 5ur llnteroriidung Der
aonturren3 lit in Die Bride gesansen,
pie Der prosef segsn Die 5leiihs
pader. 8amit pirb Die anIt6t 8erer
befdtigt, ipelhe bebaupten, oab Die
5ruItfrage niat auf geridtIidem,
fpnoern nur auf aominiitrdtipem
Mege ii6 regeIn ldbt. Die 5ruIts
miiFen oura beb0roliae 8eaufIihtiz
euns perbtnbsrt perben, unssre6tig=
teiten 81 besebeu. 9prbeusuns ift beTz
fer als Ssiluns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01
So e It alta II ma.

2id,terling: .Riht nobr, oas iinD
feline @eoanfeniplitter2"
.ssSa, bic iinn 10 iein aeiplittert,
oaB man niht einmal nebr BEN Ger
confen bemerft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01

Der buperii d Yremisr Srb.
BON 6ertlins lit offenbor ibsr ameri.
taniIhe 9erbdItniiIs i.br idlsdt uns
terrihtet, ionit pIroe er fif niht gu
Der gebauptung oeritiegen bahen. onb
Die Ser. Staaten bic Rsoplutipndren
in Msrito unteritiissn. Wir tonnten
unmoslih lopuler banoeIn. Ils Die
Repolution gsgen 8ia5 i'm 9ange mar,
purbe bic Grense segen ReDolutioz
mare seipsrrt, bic auf Der amerituni=
fhen Seite Sruppentorps organiiirten
unb Die RGbelsfubrer fDegen ueberz
tretuns Der RsutralitGtsoeieBs psrz
baftet. Gum Shug DON Robero 9in9
Der Yrdiioent iogar nod meter, inoem
er bas amerituniIhen gurQsrn Suz
itebenbe Re6t, Waffen na6 Meritp gu
nertdufen. ourh Elm bon ihm perans
IaBtes 9eies aufbeben lieb.
Die 8 bIen Streifs, bic
Der san5en 8elt fold Idtpsres unz
bell orobten, tDnnsn ais iiberItanben
geIten. Sn England, Seuti6lano,
Jranfreih unb in piefen 2anoe tperz
ben bic aphlsnardber Die qrheit fpieotr
aufnebmen, ober haben ss bereits gum
sroBen Sbeile getban. Die Shdrfmaz
der iubiliren oariiber. Sic tpeiien ode
rauf bin, pie man Die Qrbeiter ourh
6uneer miirbe MAIDEN t0nne. Das lit
aber cine pOQis unrtttige 4niiht. Die
Streifs fanben cine balbigs GrIsbie
suns baburh, bab Die 2lrbeitgeber
3ugeitdnoniiie mahteu unb Die Gage
i'm 4agsneinen nt6t 10 perSpeifeIt
mar, baB lie oieIrbeiter gum GuBeriten
@ioeritanoe serei5t bate. Gs 1T Elm
fueientliher unterihieb 3tDiT6en einem
Streit, Der beran'taltet tpiro, Inn bsIs
fere 4rbeitsbeoingungen 81 er3ielen
unb einem Strsit, um unertrdgli6sn
.3uftGnoeH Elm Gnoe 3u mahsn. @rz
ftere iperoen lel6t betgelsgt, 2eBtere
finb lunspierig uno erf6iittern ben
eefsnftaftli6en Srganismus. @s lit
baher Elm 9ebot Der alugbeit, bas
jest iibsraQ beoba6tet pirb, Die Qrs
better ni6t gum 4subsriteH gu treiz
ben.
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oofepelt gsbt ieBt aggrsTtp
eegen Saft Dor uno bebauptet, eaB
2sgtsrsr sin RsottionGr lei. 2lls Be-
Deis fii9rt er oas neue giIeHbabnges
ies an. 8ieies lei DON 2(lbri6 ents
porfen tporoen unb babe ben giIenz
babnsn Die tpeitsebenbiten Rette einz
gerdumt. obne Die SntereFeu bss 8ols
tes i'm Wdnoeiten gu beriitfibtigsn.
Die 50rtihrittler i'm &ongreb bdttsn
IS pOQig umgsitaltet uno oabur6 lei
Elm brau4bares Geies gu Stanbe gez
tDmmen. Wsnn es nit aQem 9ieisn
feline Ridtigteit baben ioQte, 10 perz
bsibt bod bic Sbdtia6e, baB Saft
bag oon ben 5ortihrittlern a6ssdnz
berte Geiss gensbmigt bat. 9amit
tpirb er bod pOn Dem 8orpurf eutbo=
ben, saB sr ben 9teattiondren in bic
5Gnoe gsarbeitet babe. Wie leint
folde 8orpiirfe, pte Rooispelt lie err
hebt, ii4 MAIDEN laFen. bat ibm Ga
5eastts se5sigt. 0ieier BAT in glorez
8atota aooieoelt angetlugt, bub pGbs
reHb isiner iiebenjdbrigen QbminiItraz
tion Die 3ruits gu unbs3ningbarsr
Matt emporgepu6fen ieisn. 9as 1T
natiirli6 sbenfaGs cine ungers6tigteit
unb piro 3ooiebeIt bieie 4ntldgs als
cine i4pere arGntung empfunben bus
ben; aber bann IoQte er ebenfaQs
niht ungerehten 5aoel ausiprehen.
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8eitIer, g d mtteIrefm.
lie iogenaumfen Seirer Tenn ifl:
Die anider 9cben feineI 4iennigi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-01

Das g bretb.n, bag Der Raj
ftr BON Seiterrsia an Den ungariTden
premisr Ebuen BON 5ebsrndrp eeria@
tet bat, ldbt srisbsn, baB oss 2eBteren
Mbtommen nit ben aoHutbiansrn pom
Ruiier ni4t gebiligt tpirb. lin ben
Gtreitpuntt gu Deriteben, muB man
cuf ben aonflitt, Der iia Dor iieben
JabreH ereisnste, 3uriidgsbsn. 9a.
mails ftellten bic Wagsparen an biz
3uitimmune elmer 5eeresDeriidrfuno
BITE tDsitgebenoiteH 5oroerungen, bic
Hutiirli6 gum 3rped batten, jeoen 3u=
fdmmenbang nit Oeiterrsif gu l0fen.
MIs bieies auf bic Jorberunssn niht
singing, Dertpeisertsn bic Masparen
BE Grlaubnib 3u jebipeoer Retrutenz
Mus6ebuns. Qus bieisr 0erlesenbeit
AnIf fiA Der bamalige premier Jejer-
saxp. ineern sr bic ReferDiiten unb Gre
fabrelerDiften sur SABINE einb<rief.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
INQUEST HELD
OVER REMAINS OF
DARWIN MOONE
coRoNER's JURY DETERMINES
THAT DEATH WAS DUE TO
NATURAL CAUSES

That death was due to natural
causes was the verdict returned by
the coroner's jury yesterday after
noon after investigating the sudden
demise of Darwin Moone. the Los
Angeles real estate representative.
who succumbed Sunday night at the
police station. The coroner's inquest
was presided over by Judge j. X.
Chambers, who acted as coroner in
the absence Of Judge Atkinson.
Telegrams sent to the relatives
Of Moone residing at Bellingham,
Wash, have as yet remained unans-
wered Zeb Kendall received mes
sage from the Washington town last
night from a friends, asking him
to keep the expenses of the funeral
as low as possible as the family of
the deceased were with limited
funds. 1t is surmised that this tele.
gram came in response to the mes
sage sent earlier in the day by
Chief of Police Smith. Another wire
was sent last night asking what dis
position was to be made with the
body and an answer is expected to
| day.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
REPORTS STATE
THAT DIR. O'NEAL
Is RECOVERING
ToNoPAH PHYSICIAN IN SAN
FRANCISCO RECOVERING
FROM scALoIhe

Telegraphic advices received this
morning from San Francisco state
that Dr. Robert O'Neal is slowly re-
covering from the effects of the
scalding received in Tonopah about
ten days ago when he stepped into
a sunken barrel Of boiling hot wa
ter al the gas works
AZ the time Dr. 0'Neal was remov-
ed to the coast he was in a serious
condition and at that time il was
feared he would have to undergo the
skin grating process. However, the
latest reports state that the wounds
are healing and it is possible that
no skin viii have to be grated to
the burned portion of his anatomy.
He was scalded from the hips down.
ward
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
LOCAL COUPLE
WILL BE Welded /
THIS EVENING
HUGH A. 6URk AND MISS ROSE
PoMERoY TO BE MARRIED
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Hugh A. Burk of Manhattan and
Miss Rose A. Pomeroy of Tonopah
will be welded this evening at 6
o'clock at the St Marks Episcopal
church. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. George Gallup
Following the wedding a receptive
viii be held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Pomeroy Ill South street. The re.
ception viii be from to IL.
The couple will leave in the morn
ing for the coast where they will
enjoy honeymoon of month. They
will return to Manhattan to make
their future home. Mr.. Burk is
employed at the Associated mill in
the northern camp Formerly he
was a resident of Tonopah, being
employed by the Extension com
pany.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
STOCK BOARD
| MAKES CHANGE IN
BUSINESS HOURS
SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE WILL
OPEN FOR BUSINESS AN
HOUR EARLIER

Following a ruling made yesterday
by the San Francisco stock exchange
new hours were adopted commencing
with this morning Commencing to-
day the exchange will open at 8
O'Clock and close at IL Is for the
noon recess At / O'Clock the board
will again convene and close for the
day at 2 o'clock. On Saturday the
closing hour will be at noon. the
same as heretofore.
Heretofore a great deal of trade
from the southern part of Nevada
has passed by San Francisco to the
eastern curb markets, because of the
late hour of opening on the coast.
BY the new time arrangement il is
believed more of this trade will be
secured for the coast.
The decision to change the hours
was arrived at by the governing
committee of the San Francisco stock
exchange. Under the new arrangement
the entire list of mining stocks. TAX
/ ing in the Tonopahs. Goldfeids, Com
stocks and others of particular inter
est in this section of the country will
I be called beginning at a. m. The
balance of the morning session will
be devoted to informal trading until
l11:15 o'clock when the oil stocks
will be called. No afternoon call
of oil stocks will be held.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
PLAYS JOKE ON
FIRE DEPARTMENT
and Is SORRY
MINER SENDS IN FALSE ALARM
AND WILL APPEAR BEFORE
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Joseph Busch. a miner. amused
himself last night by summoning the
fire department to the Comstock
hotel after sending in a false alarm
The joke was not appreciated by
Fire Chief w. J. Sinclair, who had
Night Officer Arthur Donahue place
the sender of the alarm under ar
rest Busch claimed that he tele-
phoned the department that there
was fire "in the Comstock stove
but the message was not received
that way at the fire station.
The department hurried to the
scene and when no blaze was dis
covered Sinclair and Donahue start
ed an investigation. Busch was re
leased under bonds with instructions
to appear in the justice court when
Judge Atkinson returned from Salt
Lake
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
NOTABLES TO
ADDRESS MEMBERS
OF STATE BAR
ANNUAL ADDRESS WILL BE De.
LIvERE0 BY PRESIDENT
X. n. BROWN

The list OF addresses to be made
at the annual session of the Ne.
vada Bar association in Reno on
Friday and Saturday of this week
give promise of great interest. The
subjects, so far as announced at
the present time, include the follow
ing: Hon. Curtis II. Lindley, formerly
president of the California Bar as
ISOLATION, will make the principal
address on the subject "The Legal
Profession in the Social Crisis"
The annual address of the presi-
dent of the Nevada Bar association
will be made by Hugh H. Brown on
the subject Unfair Criticism of the
Courts" l.. G. Campbell of Winnie
mucca will speak on the subject:
SHOULD the Extra Lateral Vein Right
be Abolished" 1t is understood
that there are several other address
es on the program. but the subjects
are not yet announced.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
OPERATIONS IN
OPHIR KING MAY
BE RESUMED
ROBERT c. HALL, PRINCIPAL
OWNER OF PROPERTY, LEAVES
FOR THE EAST

Robert c. Hall of Pittsburg, one
n the best boosters Tonopah has
ever had after spending the last
week in this camp looking after his
mining interests. departed this morn
ing for his eastern home. Hall is
Interested in the Ophir King Min.
ing company, and as result of his
investigations 1t is probable that
company will resume operations
shortly. The 0phir King has not
been operated for the last six years,
The recent developments in the
Buckeye are responsible for the
desire of Hall to resume operations
in the property in which he is in
terested. He has always insisted
that ore would be found in northeast
ern and southwestern sections OF To
nopah. and the discoveries recently
made in the Merger on the northeast
has borne out his theories.
Hall became interested in Tono
pah during the early days, His firs
interest was in the old Golden An
chor. Shortly afterwards his hold
ings included stock in the claims
surrounding that company, and late
the Monarch Pittsburg, He declal
ed yesterday that he had made 10
of money in Tonopah-and had los
lot. but all that was lost was !
speculations outside this camp.
Immediately on his return nom
Hall will call a meeting OF tn
principal stockholders OF the oph
King and present to them the exa'
situation. He alone is responsib
E for keeping the company in exis
8 ence. for during the time the col
4 pany has been idle he has paid
r expenses in maintaining watchma
out of his own pocket
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
ASSASSIN KILLS
SPANISH PREMIER
then SUICIDES
PREMIER is SHOT AS HE PRE-
PAREs TO ATTEND MEETING
OF CABINET

Try Associated PressD
MADRID. Spain. Nov. 12.-Spanish
Premier Jose Canalejas was shot
dead today while entering the minis
try of the interior to attend a cabi-
net meeting. His assailant, Manuel
Serrate Martin of Elgrado. committed
suicide after being arrested.
Jose Canalejas was selected from
the Spanish cabinet in February 1910.
to the office and ever since was the
leader of the monarchial democratic
party.
Three Of the four bullets fired by
the assassin struck the premier who
fell and died instantly. Martin Is
said to be closely connected with
anarchists.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
OFFICIAL CANVASS WILL
PROBABLY BE ON FRIDAY

The ballot boxes from the Sharp
and Blue Eagle precincts, which have
been expected daily since the elec-
tion, failed to appear today and as
consequence the official canvass
of the board of county commission
ers was again postponed. If the
boxes do not arrive by Friday the
board will make the canvass on that
date and then canvass the returns
from the remaining precincts as they
arrive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-12
WALKING TOUR
INCLUDES EVERY
STATE IN union
TWO SAN FRANCISCO MEN VISIT
ToNoPAH ON JAuNT THROUGH
THE STATES

The transcontinental traveller is
again in our midst. During the past
two years hundreds OF pedestrians
passed through Nevada on ocean to
ocean walks. but the first to hit
Tonopah this year are two young
San Francscans. who are on walk
ing jaunt that is scheduled to take
in every state in the union.
Harry Mcllyain and Charles
Lambie, the two travellers. arrived In
Tonopah Sunday night and In the
morning they will depart for Gold
field They left San Francisco about
three weeks ago and their route to
date included Sacramento, Reno, Car
son, aud thence south TO Blair. From
Blair to Tonopah they walked
through the binding snowstorm that
visited this section Monday.
The two gentlemen represent the
Ellery manufacturing company OF
San Francisco, pennant concern
They call upon the trade at every
town visited and take orders fol-
pennants. Incidentally they are boost
ing for the 1915 exposition for Sas
Francisco.
From Tonopah the travellers viii
continue on to Arizona and plan tC
spend the winter months in th'
southern states They will secure
the signatures Of every governor
or acting governor and at the con
chsion will have the autographs o
every governor in the United States
The signatures OF Acting Goyerno
Wallace Of California and Governo
7 L. 0ddie OF Nevada have bee
secured so far. The next governo
on the list is Hunt Of Arizona.
Mr., Mcllvain formerly resided I
Nevada. He was among the first Q
the stampeders TO rush int
Greenwater and opened the firs
restaurant in that camp. Later h
spent some time in Goldfield. Th
tour of the United States will
concluded in 1915 when the tw
gentlemen will open concessio
al the San Francisco expositio
which has been promised them }
'ne directors for their publicity wor
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RUlGARS DRIVE TURKS FROM
GATES OF CONSTANT|NOP[[

m, Associated PreSsD
W YoNDON, Nov. l2-Rumors are
..rreot that the Sofia and Bulgarian
-mv has captured the line of forts
tront OF Constaitnople The Bull
-..,.n column is said to have reach
a The sea Of Mamora. south Of Teh-
aialia.
pIRKA. Nov 12.-Tbe Montenegro
hcmbardment Of the Turkish city
n Tarakoaeh on Lake Souttari con
,inued throughout sunday and to-
cards evening the Turkish garrison
..shdrew 10 the highest points of
~ works. While in this position
and rendered desperate by exposure
ma snow many attempted to escape,
-, we're driven back into the city
Il Tarakosch
LONDON. Nov l2.-it is said the
European powers. at the request OF
Turkey is about to sound the Bal.
Ean allies with the object Of ar.
ranging an armistice Bulgaria is
pat likely to aecede until the con
elusIon Of the battle Of Tchatalja
nov being fought at the front OF
consiantinople. Cholera prevails at
the Turkish capital.
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JOSEPH SCOTT is APP.
POINTED TRuANT OFFICER

Joseph Scott was appointed tru-
ant officer for the Tonopah district
oy the board of county commission
ers late yesterday afternoon. In
submitting his petition for the posi-
uon' Mr.. Scott received the sigma
lures Of nearly every business man
" this city. The appointment was
made as peace officer. in order
70 conform with the law, and Scott
was then assigned to the duty OF
uuant officer. He will enter upon
his duties at once
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Union AGENTS
POINTED OUT JOBS
To NJ MANIGAL
CONFESSED DYNAMiTER CON.
TlNUEs STAR WITNESS FOR
GOVERNMENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. -. - ortie
McManigal told at the dynamite con
spiracy trial today how. with Il
quarts of nitroglycerin. he went to
Kansas City in August, 1910, instruct.
ed by j. J. Mcnamara to cause three
explosions on the bridge across the
Mississippi, being built by non-union
workmen. The explosion occurred
on August 2s and then he went to
Peoria where he said Edward Symthe
business agent Of the iron workers
showed him the plant of the Lucas
Bridge and Iron company as a job
to be blown up. He caused the ex
plosion there on September IA. The
court then adjourned on account o.
the illness of juror.
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PREPARING MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-President
Taft remained in his study in the
White House today to begin the
preparation of his annual message
to congress and TO take up accumu-
lated business Secretary of State
Knox was the only caller on his
list The presidents lame right an
kle was better today, but his physi-
clan advised him to keep to his
study