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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

ltuno offentli6er aufrnfe. Sd bcbe
mid oaourb ni6t entmutigen laI-
len uno enolt6 = naboem nod
Elm 0ubeno abnli6e Meloungen on.
~gelangt tparen = Elm S6rei6en En-
balten oas ste eriteu oeutliden
Spuren mie. @ier lit es."
uno iebt las er nit na6oriiflider
8etonung:
uSbr 4ufruf in unirer @etolien-
lbafts5eitung pom Is. Sum- peralt-
loBt MIDI, Sbnen 5olgenoes au be-
ri6ten: Ilma Sobanna Sdeele
lit Die Sohter bes berltorbenen Sal.
lettmeiiters ll1o SperettenregiiieurS
S6eele, Ser 1910 am Softbeater
sit goburg @otba lebte, bon 1912
an IN @rfurt uno ipater in &oitof.
@r itarb Dor nel1nllno5ponoig SAT-
rem in Berlin. Nob Deg 8oters
CODE 1T bodit drn1Ii6en gerbaIt-
niiien Iebeno, nohbem iie an Dec-
idieoenen giibnen Engagements.
ipater au6 als Sdmtipielerin, mid.
San5erin, eeiuht, mltroe iie nit Sil.
fe oes &onieIiden. 5ofi6onipielers
q. .. Srieorid Sortung, Gitters p
D., uno Ser meinieeit nad Seem Yorf
81, ibrem 8ruoer Mor Sdeele 81
rieiert. Alma Sdeele bat felt lie
fter 3eit nienuals iuieoer ot mita
geidrieben @enn es notig, h.rt
ib germ erbotig, midi iiber ibre iebi
gen @erbdltniiie 8lt .erfnnoieen
reip. oie MoreIie 81 %erfobret.
@rgebenit
grmin Meinert, Sofbou-
meiiter 1T Mcinillgelte
C6orticsllno iol9t,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
Wiloer Nadtritt zines MaSdcus.

~VttuCt VtuuUAttt CtutS 0tuutUSHS+
Tim Die 2eute por einem fur9tba=
rem @alobranoe IN Ben gatsfil1s
5u unrnen rift Elm iunges Wao6en
I'm Mitternadt billal1s uno rettcte
8ielen oas 2eben. SIR untesneb-
men mar groBartig; audi Or. Sings
NeD DISCOVERY bat 11on @ielen oas
2eben gerettet als Mittel bel 2un-
senleioen, Suiten uno grfldltungen,
uno bat babel Sbminoluht ooer
Bneumonia abgetpenoet. ugs bat
mild bon einem i6Iimmen SulteR
uno bon 9ungenfranfbeit furiert"
iAreibt @. 81. 8atterion, 8eling-
ton, 9eras, unadoem bier aus mel
lter Safnilie an S6pinoiuht geitor=
ben maren, id aber 81 8funo On
@emibt 8unabm." Ni6ts tit 10 ii6er
fir 9als= nno 2ungenfranfbeiten.
9reis SOC uno 81. 8robefGai6e frel.
@arantiert BEL alien 9ruggiiten. /.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
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Mittmod Hlorgen 5miiden

Mittmpb morgen 5niiAen 8
itno 10 llbr ipuroe Der @run0eigen-
tumsbanoIer g. M. Gteinborot in
iciner Office i'm Boot ebduoe, an
Der @eit-9ouiton StraBe seidoficti
nro 10 idtper Dertuunoet, OaB er
mad tpenigen Mi1uten ftarb. Bale
borouf tuurbe Greo. 81. @efing.
ebeufdIs EN- Grunoeigentumsbdn0-
lei, III ieinem Bobnbouie an Der
gofeoao GtroBe berbaftet. Stein-
bd15f uno Wefing tuoren @eihdfts-
teilbober getpeiens batten iid aber
6or GINGER 3eit ent5peit uro Die
EeiIbnberihaft am L. Sanilar ouf-
qetoif. Sic itonoen IN feinem gus
ten Derb1Itnis ali chamber. Sim
@1ifttpod morgelt fam @efing nod
benz Woof-@ eb1u0e, benustc ben
Glepotor utio fubr nit ibm nod
benz @todiperf, in benz S~teinbarots
Office lag. St iprod nit Dem Glci
botorMdnn, efl1em gefDiilen Ear
reI, uno ifiert ME oieier iagt,
boufommetl rubig 5u fem. Earrea
b0rte bnI0 oorouf tlnd)oem Wefing
oen glepdtor p~erIoIien bntte, einen
G9uB in Der Nihtung BON Stei,r
bor0fs Office fallen. gr lief bin
ulb far6 @teinbarot iterbeno alii
Dem GuBbo0en Iiegen. Miid anoere
Geute aus benz @eb1lbe fnmen ber-
Bel. Mefing NOR nidt mebr bort.
7nrren gIoubt i'm geieben gu ba-
Ben, ME er Die xreppe binunter
lief. Der Mopofot e. M. Taihaf,
Der in Der N1be bon Gteiubarot's
Office ebenfalIs cine Office bat un0
nit Gteinborot uno Wefing be-
freunoet 1T, iagt CT babe feinen
Bortiuefie[ in Stcitbarot's Office
aebort. Mls Der SduB fiel, gine
e bin uno fmo Steinlarot ailf
BEN 6ubbooen Iiegef. CT lebte nod
fonufe aber nidt mebr fprefen-
Mefing mar nidt in Der Office.
@nfdoI fagt, er babe geipllbt oab
Sic beioen Manner nit einanoer
o~usaefaIlen ieien. Wefing babe
Steinbarot Dor einigen Eagen cs.
(udt, inn gepiie Beridte iibct
Qou0 : 9ronsoftioneu gu MAIDEN
un0 gteinbarot babe ibm an
1ienltag aberfO geiagt, oie geridte
{eien fertig uno CT meroe iie Ees
fiug geben. o.. s. SEEING, ein
@ruoer oes Gefnngenen iagt, iein
8rlioer iei itets iebr ierbos uro
erceufrifh geueien. uber oieie ari-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

gelegenbeit ipesiea fonnte ct felnt
ansfllnft geben. @efing tpar, ale
er perbaftet mllroe, 10 a~ufgeregt,
bob ou1 bon ibln ni6ts Ndberes
eli erfabren mar. geioe 9eteiligtt
iino 0euthe. Steinbarot Itan1mte
aus 8opern, @efing wobnte ieit
ungefdbr q Sabren in Der Staot,
|ieine Mutter uno mebrere S6tue
tern BON ibn mobneu in Berlin
9ie SO. 6. & &. 8abn bai
oerIdieoene 8erdnoerungen 1T if.
rem 5abrplan porgenommer. Der
3ug SEQ. II fdbrt Inn s ubr mor-
gems bon bier nod 4ultin uno $50
co al, Ser 3ug SEQ. 10 UNI 9 l1br
morgens Itatt I'M sos, Der 3ua
geo. 8 INN $50 abenos itatt $40,
ser io%genannte 4afD Slper" uin
l1br abenbs, ltott 9.15 uno oei
Mlamo Speeial uln 1920 obenos
5tatt I'M 1890.
S1e Sdrrtters linton fur DER
iuomeitliden Diitrift bat bei6loiien,
bier cine 8erfaufsagentur ein5lt.
ridten unb Iononirtla6tflihe Rro-
butte brett ourd iie on oas 8abli-
finn perfaufeu gu laiien. Sic glanCt,
Dem IeBteren ouourh 25 big sc
Brpaent eribaret1 All f0n11er. Ok
g~erfammlung, in Der 6ies enogili=
tfg beid1oiien mllrbe, mar bon naf-
lte6enoen Mitglieoern beiu6t. y.
SO. Mper, @uaoaloupe, q. ..
gruds, Meoina; g. 8. Nemmall,
@ilion; 5. SO. Murp6h 8ilion
Mttila Strieg1er, Gillespie; 50. E.
Bates, upaloe; s. IS. Suits, Me-
@ilion; q. 8. Sarriion 8ilion;
See 8arot Meoina, S. S. Setter,
@iloin, 81. 6. @arriion, 8ilion
sc. @ranagan @uaoaloupe; Bbil
5tausenberger, @uaoaloupe; S. u.
@ation, @ilion; 81. s. @laeicr,
llpaloe; Sam NeiI, @uaoaloupa
Soicpb 2angfelo, Meoina; George
@ioeman, Meoina 3. g. 9ougber
tp, 8erar; S. S. Collins, 8erar
6. 6. 9eaIon, l1paloe.
- @iaiain 81. 9offmann, ell
befantlter oeufi1er @ei16ftsmann
unlerer Staot, Der felt Sarben an
Der 9It=gommerce StraBe cine Sol
fee-Goiterei, perbullben nit 4affec.
uno See-9anoel, betrieb, lit Mitt
nob nahmittag nab fur5er &rant-
beit geltorben. ST mar erlt 33 Sob
re alt fam als aino nit ieiileu
Gltern bon DeutidIaro nod 3eras,
mobnte erIt in Neu-@raunfels ulto
3og fp1ter bierber. @or ungefabr
5mei Sabrel1 perbeiratete er lid)
nit JrdnIein Minnie Mcn=
ger, gofter bon Or. Menger, iei,
ne Satin uno EN- Sodterden iiber-
lebel1 ibn. MuBeroem le6en nod
leire Glterrt lit Neu-graumfels inn
mcbrere 8riioer ltno ShmeItern
Ser por5ditige Sob oes u~ngenlpin
tGfigen @annes miro oagenlein be-
oauert.
Sci einen1 8rnnoe Der Stdlle
alif Dem @obnplabe BON Se1rp 6.
Slips an Ser Giio-Mesquite StraBe.
Mittpod morgen gesen 4 ubr,
famen feds Maulefel uno bier Bfer-
oe um's 2ebem. Ser Shaoen be-
lauft iid ouf $4,000 Big $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
Werlanst Is quite Rodin fir flei
ne Jamilie. Gutter 2obn. @mpfeb
lllusen getpiinfdt.
8. & u. Sppenbeimer.

Mug Ser fron8oiiiden 5taot
Brett miro gemeIoet: giner Der oert
bieiigen 9afer 5lgepieienen &reuicr
lit auf oie see binausgefabren uno
bot in tiefem Waiier 81 Eonnen
Melinit @ranaten iiber 8oro ge-
lDorfen Die mad Der, ourh oas Muf
.fliegen beg GdIndtidiffs u9iber-
tie" peranlaBten l%1nteriudung fon-
bemniert iporoen pnren. Die 3ahl
Der 0pfer iener @ataftropbe bonn 25
September b. S. I'M @afen bon Sou-
ION betrug 235 Mann an Gotten
uno pieIe 8erpunoete. +
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

SSu Scotspile, einem flei-
men Drte nabe NoheIter, q. g.. bot
elm tod senoroeIler Heger Na-
mems @iaiam 9piman ieinen @a-
ter eri@lagem oann einen Depllty
Sberiff eridoiien uno ben 5berifi
loipie orei Deputies nertpunoet.
gpiman ioa friiber Elm gang or.
oentlider rubiger Menid gepeiell
iein, anideineno nuroe er aber Dor
Ginger 3eit geiitesfranf uno ieit-
Dem bat i'm jeoer gefirdtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
LokdIes.
Ghapa's gernrteiluna.
81 Ghapa III pon1 @erIht


S. q. Gbapa lit bonn @eribt n
@rotpnspiae Der gerlesung Der
Neutralitatsselete ibuloig beTlli-
ben woroell. Die @eldporenca
fontlten iih lanee ni6t einige1.
Mie es beiBt, itimlnten 5uerlt 5eln
fir 5huloisfinonng uno 6fpet fiir
5reiiprefung; ipater ging BON Den
lesten beioen elmer gu ben 8ebn
noer, Oct anpefe plet a: We. a. oa
tesl ans. I'll ais s'.a9asl o ;,,s
ger Snrg mlllelIie, e ipelos esn NV
!IAgete Sropung, pab q isoeui ~
~ oleler angeleseNvs'l ~ . mua
pro0eB cellepe nau oul.a na p.u.
5eB ldulolg peIu1pel' loelpt, ON.
Sueglgaus oeruI1ereh ipeipey .lus
onlalApreM uno epup lun9 o, ".en
y 'u3nlD.s ! aawa 2a
palis lpIaeH, Iuhs e'ae esasss1 a.
Sn SIu1loe umo We oulg eo 49, pas
Serolil rOgnlois W. ~ o''u's.
nelnrde'l'e epupu onl 2uV.a'ag w"
9iooo, OLE olelel unu 1olual -
ie9le. Son oen anoeln gelnl,e.l.
lea gaoeH opealn Su,'aeo ups
aseOD = souu'ps aillon u gsas.9n ny q,
SI, Deollleros Aple apP.uls a. 81
5agll. Dle u'lpell meaueA ''uu Nv ~
leoo geOrug lpeups.., nas pu VI ~.
aegsap''uu eiu"9"'9'u wv
5ul'seh.
Die 5duIoiefin6une uno gernr-
teiIung gbapa's lit fir uns bon
aroBerer 8eoeutuns aIs Die aaer Der
anoern. Gbapa gebort gum Stabe
oes @ouperneurs, alio 10 gu lage,l
CUR nafiten Imgebung oes Staats
oberbnupts, uno es lit cine iehr
fatale Sahe, oaB Elm Weann in Die
Ter GtcDilna 5ih an elmer repolu-
tion1ren 1eri1morung gegen eilte
befreun0ete Megierling oftip betci-
Iigt bat. Ser @ouperneur ion iiber
bic NeutrdIitat Ser 8epobner ieis
mes 5taotes maden, als Staats.
oberbaupt bot er Die Yflidt, gegcll
aIIes moourf oieie Neutralitdt
berTebt miro, ein5uidreiten mn
nun wiro elm Mitglieo ieines mi
lif6rilden Stabes ielbif Der Scr
Iebung Der Neutrolitdtsgeiese idul-
big befunoen. go, nod idlimmel
ais oos, i'm NroaeB miro oieiem
MitgIieo feines Stabes iogar Dor
aefporfen, er babe feline Ste1una
misbraudt, UNI feinen Mitperiffpo-
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Sin ppriidtiser Batter.

Sans: o9u, Manla, Jag mir
auf nelde @eiie bat Did Der ga.
pa eigentlid fennen gelernt?"
Mlitter: o@r lit, als id einmal
in's @aiier gefoqen NOR, mir nad
eeIdmomnlen nlo bot mid beraus-
gebolt!"
Sans: uSn, merflpiiroigl
llno mir bot er oas S6pimmel-
lernen perbotenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
gnlim6ie Nraae.

Jran (melder BON Der Sreltnoin
Die Speiiefammer geseigt miro, in
melder &aien uuo Snbner bdn-
gem. n9as bat mein Mam aIles
ielbit erlegtl1
Die Srau (ein babes 9alb BAT
gen iebeno): 9as aalb iii audi BON
Geiuem Manne erlegt21
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
Q[dl fpi

st.: SIS lit Elm uabres @liid,
oaB id in Der @egenmort uno nldt
in Der 3ufullft lebe."
g.: n8ie io2"
st.: oNun, eben leie id III Ser
3eitung, elm StatiItifer babe nusge-
re1net. baB IN 5000 Sobren auf ie-
ben Mann 220 Grauen fommcn."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
&lase.

gin6reder (lieit: Die Sdlafloiigs
felt Der mooernen Menihen nimlnt
inlmer mebr 5u). uSo> ia, oopon
foln i6 audi Elm 2ie0 iingen; mos s
einbrihit IS mer ma6l"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
Iineena gnraitaaer, ser G

- ytncen3 Sitrgitauer, DER genlaH
le @irt neben Der 9ermanns.Snb.
nesSale an Der @illita Strabe, bait
Itets elm gutes friides @las Bier
an 3npf. @enn in Der Ndbe febre
man elm. @armer Srei-2und le-
BEN 8prmittag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11
Series urtcif.

Sin lrllangenebmer Sii6berr lit
oieier Wfeier. Sb CT ibt ODER ipridlt,
CT ninnlt INNER ben Mallno 5u BOIL"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

Mebanes Smprobeb 8anmluoliamen
ali perfaufen. 0dbere @usfunft err
teilen Mbert ooer Sermann Sblen.
BORT 81. 81. $50. 2, 2odbart. Seyns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

Or. @m. Netter, Gnsenarst, lit
tagIid IN ieiner neuen Office IN
Sids.@ eb1uoe 81 finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-11

&rdttkltdJe 4erJotaftt, ltibet SIR on
Spnang8s.Hps ErihS Ssrp. eE3ds 2ni,sim X Masn33yIsn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-11

Sequel"
Brand Sheets
A seamless fine, close firm
weave, absolutely free from
dressing, hand torn (not cut),
which insures straight edges
when Numbered; finished
with 3-inch hem and 1-inch
bottom; warranted perfect;
size 8lxe0; 75c value, Eno
H
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
KNIGHTS FORM NEW
COMPANY WEON ESDAY

Cooperation papers have been iiieu
in the county clerks office in Provo
gtah. of the Aurora Consolidated
lining company and is capt alizeo
or s1O0,0 900, divided into shares of 10
,ents each The st ok is held as fol
ows: Jesse knight, 556,000 shares
]. VII, Knight, w. Lester Mangum,
/. A. Stallings and ]. G. Jensen, all
# Provo. held 1000 shares each; J.
Il. Miller of Hawthorne, Nevada
owns 10000 shares, and G. E. knoS
# Berkeley, CAL is the owner of
10000 shares.
All the officers of the company
reside in Provo and include Jesse
Knight, president J. viii Knights,
vice president. w. Lester Mangum.
secretary and treasurer, who, with
]. A. Stallings and +. G. Jensen, CON
stitute the directors. The Ger is of
low grade, but there has been a
large tonnage placed in sight. Eype-
~iments and tests are TO be made
with this product and some method
for making close saving of the
values decided upon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
PLANS FOR
YULETiDE BOXING CONTEST

A yuletide boxing contest Will be
arranged in Tonopah for the holiday
season providing James r. Murphy
an secure six local boxers who are
desirous of entering the contest.
Murphy. in discussing the plans to
day, declared boxing bouts would
he held for six nights, commencing
on December "a, and on each night
he would box four rounds with some
persoa He is confident. CT his abil-
ity to emerge the victor i'll every con-
test that he has offered to present
$25 to any person from whom he
fails to secure the decision.
Murphy. who holds the champion
ship in rope jumping honors, is anx-
ious to secure six local boxers to
enter the contest and provide amnsa-
ment for the lovers of the manly
art.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
GRAND JURY
IS INVESTIGATING
GAMBLING CASES
INQUISiToRlAL BODY coNvENES
AND MAY MAKE REPORT
LATE TODAY

After spending yesterday in con
sidering various matters brought be.
fore the body, the Nye county grAad
Jury adjourned until o'clock this
afternoon. At this afternoons SOS
sion il is stated that the inquisi.o-
rial body discussed various matters
outside of Tonopah pertaining to
the welfare of the county.
Among the matters brought III
Yesterday was the charges Of gamb.
ling against the six defendants wEo
were recently bound over to the
Jury. No decision was arrived at yes
terday. The report OF ]. H. Mon
teath, who exported the books OF re
various county offices, is also re
ceiving consideration.
1t is expected that report VIII
be made TO the court late this after
noon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
new PROPERTY
GOLD MOUNTAIN
TO START WORK
BUFFALO HOUSE is OFFERING
TREASURY STOCK AT 25c
PER SHARE

Within the near future a new prop
erty in the Gold Mountain distric
will start operations. according t.
advices current in Tonopah Tn,
Consolidated Gold Mountain Tono
pah Mining company which was OF
ganized and incorporated in Januar.
of this year under the laws of Ne
vada. has placed 100000 shares CT
treasury stock with the house of
n. Sechrest & Co. Buffalo, New
York The first unit of $4,000
shares of this stock will be placed
On the market at 25 cents per share.
The company has an authorized
capitalization OF $1.000,000 with the
same number of shares. each share
having par value of 81. The stock
is fully paid and worcestershire and
the treasury stock consists of 500.-
600 shares.
The property owned by the com.
pany consists of Is full claims and
four fractional claims More or less
work has been done on all of the
claims and il is stated free gold
and silver paintings can be secured
from every section. The management
has announced that several leases
will be let to the right parties and
upon liberal terms. Gavin Johnson
f this city Is one of the principa
owners in the company.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
AGENT OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LAND DEPARTMENT ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER FUTURE OF NEVADA LANDS

repay them well for their invest.
ment. The Southern Pacific has
built a branch line Of eight miles
to Metropolis and the settlers have
every announcement for a bright fu
ture.
In the vicinity of Winnemucca
we have scld $4,000 acres at prices
ranging from S. to $3.50 per acre
and an era Of pump irrigation has
set in which promises to equal the
best expectations of those who bought
the land Most of this land has been
taken by actual settlers or persons
who propose to cultivate as soon as
they can arrange their affairs to
come to this state. Two pumping
plants are already in operation and
Others are projected. The dry farm
ers are also coming in and there has
not been a solitary disappointment
AT Tabar, on the Western Pacific
southeast of Wells, alongside the ia
nous Glover valley, we only recently
opened plat of which 1900 acres
have been sold Water is found close
10 the surface and the outlo,k k for
dry farming is the most promising
The latest plat has been opened al
Halleck alongside the well known
'Seyenty-One' ranch where there is
plenty of winter snowfall and sprinl
rains and a splendid soil suitable fol
dry farming. There seems no limi
TO the inquiries which come from -
quarters of the country and as fas
as these can be met they are like!
to result in large additions 10 th'
farming population of the state. J
the whole the prospect is very goo'
] for an active season as speculator
are also taking advantage of ia
small payments required and are &c
ing into the colonizing movement d
large scale This is what Netad
needs to stimulate business. Wit
/ the farmers you will find factori
follow in their wake and the prs
perity OF the whole state will beh'
/ fit"
4 Mccartney will make his heat
quarters at Tonopah until he ha
had an opportunity of meeting a nm
Der of those who have been corr
spending with the land departm ont.
.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
ELOPED WITH
BROTHERS WIFE
AND Is SUED
MANHATTAN COUPLE ARE MADE
DEFENDANTS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO CIVIL SUIT

A Manhattan couple were made
defendants in a damage suit IN San
Francisco in which judgment was
rendered Tuesday The couple. Viii
liam Bryant and his sister-in-law.
Marie Bryant. did not contest the
suit. Concerning the trial the San
Francisco Post has the following TO
say:
While his wife drove the butcher
wagon for William Bryant's shop az
Bay Point William eloped with Marie
Bryant wife of his brother, George
p, and is now. said to be with her
at Manhattan, Nevada.
This family mixup was developed
today before Judge John J. Van Nos
rand. where Charles G. Bryant
father of the boys, sued his son vii
liam and his daughter-in-law, Marie
and recovered judgment against them
for $500
George p Bryant originally owned
the butcher shop. He gave II tt
his wife, who conducted it with hel
brother-in-law, William Bryant while
Williams wife helped by deliverinl
the orders with the horse and wag
on
The father claimed he furnished
the money to conduct the business
while William and Marie had it ant
his judgment is for the sum loaned
No one contested his suit and thi
decree came by default.
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PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

THOS. ]. CATHERALL. after
spending the past month in Tono-
pah. departed this morning for
Schurz where he will accept a posi-
lion with the Yerington Mountain
Copper company
w. d. FORSTER, superintendent
o. the Tonopah & Goldfield road,
after spending a few days in the
north, passed through Tonopah this
morning, returning to his Goldfield
headquarters.
LEE HAND departed this morn
ing for San Francisco where he will
spend the next week or two.
E. S. MASTERS, who spent yes
terday in Goldfield where he looked
over machinery suitable for complet'
ing the equipment Of the new iaun'
dry lie win erect, returned this morn
ing.
WILLIAM FORMAN and Jas. II.
Forman left this morning for Man
haitian aboard the Consolidated auto
ear. They will look after mining in
terests during their stay in the
northern camp.
b. G. BLEASDALE, district super
intendent of schools, with headquart
ers at Las Vegas. arrived from the
south this morning and continued
on to Manhattan aboard the Consoli
dated machine.
JOHN G. KIRCHEN. general man
ager of the Tonopah Extension ant
i several other companies, returned
Yesterday from San Francisco where
he attended the mining convention
as the delegate from this state.
r. f. GILBERT, accompanied b!
Mrs Gilbert, returned this mornin.
from San Francisco. where Mrs. Gil
bert has been undergoing treatmen
for rheumatism in her right hand
she has about completely recovered
from the ailment
MRS. CHARLES. SHIRTI, wife o
the Goldfield agent of the Las Vega
& Tonopah railroad. after visiting
in Tonopah for the last few days
returned to her home in the south
ern camp this morning.
TOM CHAMBERS was passer
per for Goldfield this morning on tn
lsouth hound train.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13
SON-IN-LAW
DOES NOT LOVE
DAD-IN-LAW
PLACES DYNAMITE UNDER BET
OCCUPIED BY FATHER OF
HIS WIFE

SEATTLE, Dec. 13.-Kit Gould, al
attorney, appeared at the prosecuting
attorneys office today with two stick
of dynamite to one of which car
was attached and lodged complain
against his son-in-law, Parden J
Keyes. who, he said. had planted tht
dynamite under his bedroom with 6
view to blowing him up.
Keyes, who is 23 years old. and al
engineer of steam shovel. was ar
rested last Saturday charged with
having threatened TO kill Gould. Ac
cording to Gould, Keyes had driver
a nail through the floor of Gould's
bedroom so that the spot could b.
located from beneath the house.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-13

II. NJ. Mccartney, travelling agent
of the Southern Pacific land depart
ment is at the Mizpah hotel for a
few days for the purpose Of meetins
a number of local people who have
expressed a desire 10 invest in Ne
yada lands.
Mccartney is an enthusiast on the
future Of this state which, he asserts,
will become one of the greatest grain
growing states of the union, furnish
ing the wheat and cereals for the
entire Pacific coast, especially in
view of the fact that California is
rapidly reducing the acreage in wheat
and going into other crops for which
II is better suited and offering rich
or returns in the way of intense
cultivation and fruits.
Nevada is the Last Chance state
for cheap lands" the visitor explain
ed this morning, and will soon take
the place Of California in this re.
spect 1t requires a man to travel
over Nevada to find out what is go
ing on in the way OF settling up and
We find that little time is lost after
a district is plated before ii moves
out of the hands Of the company and
passes into the hands of investors
Take the case of Metropolis for in
stance Last December there was
not a finished building in that sec
ton: today there is a town boastinl
of brick hotel 100X100 splendidll
equipped with every appointment
that YOU would expect TO find in tht
most finished cities. II has a schoo
house for which bond issue Of S25,
600 has been financed and during the
year 120 families have moved int
that territory. In four months w
sold $4,000 acres Of railroad liant
north Of Deeth and south and ives
OF Metropolis, and sold it all t.
farmers mostly from Utah; practica
farmers who came out and studied
the lands which they found wei
adapted for dry farming. Then ther'
is an irrigated area controlled b,
the Pacific Reclamation compan
and there appears no difficulty 0
convincing these people that the
have fomnd a good thing that vii
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