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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
GnoguItig pdifirt
rbtn his foInenhtn Worlnntn

1IaAH VIZ Sts t1tdtHDtil StklA5tH.
RsipIution betr. bic 4nleauna tines
Cement 5rottoirs an Sprins 9rops
apsnue, BON Wiricn 4psnus CUR noros
IiteH Siaotgrenss; cine dhnIihs Reios
luton beir. Cartilage Qpsnus, stpIihsn
Jsfierion unb Ulitdeu apsnus.
Sroindn3 bstr. bic PfIaitsruns Der
SDtsnsp Strabe, BON Stone 3ur
Miit Sirabs, Cgddiisins; Groinan,
beir. bic GanaIiiirung Der Rioespap
Sirabs. bon Wlotbsrs Sirdbe 10
5ub fpsitfpGrts, uno Der Wutbra
Strabs, bon Rios.tpap Strnbs 10
CUB tptfpdrts; SroiuanS tsir. oi,
aanoltiiruns Der Soutbiipe 4Dsnus,
BON Soaho Auenue 3ur Garpenter
Strabs; Croinans betr. bic aundliii.
rung Der 9ouis qpenus uno Sbisth
StraBs, bon 0ins our Guciio 4psHue;
Srpinuns betr. bic GinihrGntung bsa
gertaufs DON iSsuerpertst0rpern;
Srbinans betr. anlegung zines gs.
mtni.5roitoirs on 0ine Strabt, 8tpis
ihen peurl uno 3tpsiisr Strobs; Or
oinons betr. bic 8erausqabung BON
$1,000 in Bombs behuis GusheferuHg
oes Shnosns Der tiirsIih burh einsn
Woltenbruh an ben Strabsn unb qbs
3ueatandlen Der 10. Daro perurIoht
rpuroe. GroinanssH b.bufs gerauss
sabung bon Bombs i'm 9ttraes BON
$31 500 fir ni. Bride iiber Den D.it
6ort 4psnus; ge,tmnn Strabs, bon
Bombs i'm getraee BON SOL 900 be-
bufs gssoblung hts ftGotf6eu ans
tb<ils an ben Rotten Der YertsFeruEa
Der Glisobstb, Glart, 9inn uno
Moors Strabe unb BON $3.50 fiir
gs5ahIuna bes Iidbtiiden 4ntbsils an
ben aoiien Der aanaIiiirung zines
1beiIs Der glort unn Dalton Ipenus.
Derfhisbents.
Die CroinaH3 bstr. Die 0erdusaus
bung pon Bombs i'm getrage BON
$50, 600 bebufs anI9afIung elmer
etn5ubi autO<SpriBen. ionie Grid
iung einer ansnbI nsuer Sprik.nhdus
Ter, tpurbe an ben ausffub iIir Wits
tel unb Msse suriifperpieier. init be:
4norbnuna ON Jreiias. ben
"a. b. Dr., cine 0fftnilife Sibuns OBJ
suboIisn uHb ale JniereHenitn basu
ein3ulaoen.
alebniihts gsftob nit Ter Srbi,
nan; bebuf sResuIiruns beg Der.
tonfs bon Jsuerpaffen. beren einssis
nsn 9eItimmungen bereiis Der0ffsnts
Iiht poroen finb. Disielbt ipuroe an
ben ausfduB fir 0ffsntiihe Sidsrbeil
3uriidotrnieien, um am ndhittu Wons
tag Rahmiitng zine 6fftnilifs Siss
ing nn3ubfraumsn. Su pelfsr nlIs on
Der DorIose inttrtfIirten periOntn
singelabsn fperben folIen.
Nuf GmpftbIuns bes bttr. 4uss
ihuifts iDurhe cine Grbinans pnffiri,
ber5ufolge In benz Dspisr.e. fpelhss
BON Meliib a(Dsnut, Rsabins Roao,
Union ADt., Suoop place -Woorman,
Weliib, Ban Burtn, Wbittier unh
Reobing Rcab - WsliIb. Ban Buren,,
Mbittisr, Webrmnn unb Der 6. 8. unn
81. R. 81. besrtn,t III, in 3utunft bi.
erri6tung BON 6ol3gsbduben Derboisn
Isin fon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

na6bsm Elm Shaben BON 500 ahgs4
rihiet fuotben mar.
in BEN GtabIiFsment Der gapie
tol Erp CLEANING Co.. 80. 1850 pro-
pioens Sirabs. fanb ssitsrn gOrmiie
tns cine grploiion itati, Bel pelder
gum Gliid Rtemano perlsst tpurbs.
0ns our4 bic grplofion psrurfahte
Jsusr fpurbe sslOfdi. nadosm Elm
Sdaosn pon ca. $50 angtridtst ipors
ben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

ichoben, Inn ipeiteres getpeismaterial
gesen iie bei3ubringer.
0ag neueSt. eli ab eth.
Soipital.
3ie Spesial-4paef Guslhllie,
DeIhe Die freiuillIgen Seitrdge 5n
Dem gaufonos oes neuen ct. Glila.
beth 5olpital entgegennebmen, fol-
Ieftirtcn pGbrcno oes geitrigeu cages
$3467 go, 10 bab iidl Die 8clammt.
aollcttipnen iitr Den guten 3ncd bis
icBt auf S25, 10S 60 beluufcn.
- 9us 1eitament bon Sobunn
6ostinos rpuroe i'm gountp3erihte
binterlsgt unb aneenommen. Gr bin
terIdBt @lIes Ieiner Satin Sennie
5ostinbs uno ernennt lie 3ur 9sfta'
msntspplftrederin obne giirgihaft.
- 4rtbur ailb erlangte etnen gau,
srlaubuibidein fir Elm 9aditeins
gebGube an Der Glenn Qpenue, 3piI6tn
Der Sputhern uno earle QOenus,
$4,000.
- Su3sl Subj reihte i'm 9entor
Gtrcuitgericbte cine gbeIdeioung6s
tla9e gegen Walter s.. Subj hi
8runo bon Wtbbunolung uno Ser
lufens Elm. Sic piinidt auber ber
S6eiouna audi bic Shbut iber ilI
aino goelpn.
- Der Columbia 2sib. uno gau
9erein pertlagte Marp 3. uno 8eor2
SbsteIroe auf 3ublung elmer Sppo'
tbete ppn 1896 uno perlungt Den Ser
tauf zines in Der Slage angsgebensn
9runof ftites.
- Sm Gircuitseritts purbs BON
Rihtsr 9urbeion i'm Sale Der 5rentI
Bros Bauer 60. 9egsn bic Stut:
Gopinston Der tempprdre gtnbalts.
befebl perldngert uno bat bic Stlot
tein Redt, fir bic Wasen Der GIGgsr
pom l. Niai 1912 on cine 2i5ens 3u
srbeben, big Die 9Iags befinitip snt.
ihieoen 1T.
- Sm bisIigsn 9pItamt iinb aat
parcel mail borss" bon WaIbineton
eingetroffen,, bon oenen brei einittpe;.
len itationirt iperoen, ndnIih an Ger
Rorooitede Der Suntington unb Spa=
tbern QDenue, an Der Rorooitede Der
4. unb Watn uno an Der pifs urb
Rain StraBe.
- 2lus benz Rsubau Der 3. M. 6.
". an Der Mdbijpn Qpenus uno pite
Strabe purben cine Qn5abl Sanos
Dert3suge geitohIen.
- Das 2 Sabre alte S0bnhsn 2es
5errn Robert s. 5ageoorn, Don Ho.
IS gpro StraBs, fiel gsitsrn in siuem
Iuaenblid in ben WuFers
trog an Der 8pro uno 8arrurb 4pe.
uno purDe nur burh pas rs6t8ti.:1e
Grideinen oes 5srrn Shtpab, Der in
Der Rdbe mar, pom 5obe bes Grtrins
tens gerettet.
- Sn elmer Sisung Der gurt.4oT.
mlnare nuroe ulIe ). 5pnarp gum
prdiibsnten an StslIe Des Rep. grots
fart ertpdbIt. 4apt. :. u. Sobnion
ipurte gum SetrstGr ernunnt. SoIep5
gonltp erbieIt ben Sontratt fir rie
geIeguns Der beibsn 2uuoitraben
oura ben 8eDou pdrt nit WacaOam.
- 5err 4nton Rub uno feline 8aIz
tin Ronita feierten geiterH ben 10.
Subrsstdg ibrer 8erebelidurg. Sn tsr
ct. 2llopfius Stride puroe pom Rep.
5gna3tus abmann Elm Fsierliaes
6odamt 5sls6rirt unb fano bic bGrss
.i6e Jeier in Der DobnuH oes pdas
res an Der emma StraBe itatt, gu rsr
Tih 3abIreihe 5reunbe unb bic "a.
etngsfunosn buttsn.
oer3Iihe 9ratuIationsn uno bubihe
9eItente ipurosn oem paare Ibsr.
reiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
aen :.

- Gin GtilloIorm rief friib ssiiern
Worgen bic Dsuernebr nof benz Barr
bierloben bee DrGns Nromit, ylo. 3341
Gilbtrt 4pe., mo aus unbefnnnttr
llrid4e sin 1euer gum Nusbruh &C.
iommen mar. ipeIhes In Der Ndhbor.
f9oft bsbtutxnbe Anfreeuno berborrisf.
0sE 0sanbf4 f4absn lpasSs stlSi&t,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

Staotrat6.
Gin meiter.r Shritt sur Ser
mirflihuns oes aanal.
gpnlcparo. .YrDjetts.

geriht Der itdatIihen QbihGsunsss
gehproe angsnommen. - Rebu3irts
Saldrs bIsiben porldufts nod in
aruft. - WitsIieb WulleE's Rsio.
luton su Guniten sinkimiiher Gss
ia1ftsleute. 8srbeHeruns Der
9sllogs Ipsnue ioa mehr oIs balbs
WtiQion toitsu. gleuelngsreihts
8orIagen. GnoeiiItis paifirte
Sroinan5sn uno Reiolutionsn. -
$4,000 fir utosJeusripriseu
uno nsue Sprigsnbduier. - @ers
itieosnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

Die eeitrigs SiBung beg Stao.t
ratbs eeitoItets iit gu elmer biItpri.
Ibtn, inoem in oerislben auf Nntrac
oes oerrn ped cine RsIoIutIon paiIirt
lpuros. bic bon ben Staatsa6fhGbsrr
angsisbte Summs BON $500, 900 fiji,
oas aanaIsGiesHtbum su as3sptirsr
urh ben 0oupernsur 5armon 5u BE-
ndhrihtisen. oab bic Staot bsrsit iei
bic BON ben ftoatlihen 4bf6dBsrn &C.
itsLlten geninsunssn 9ut3uhsibsn. g.
iit biss Elm peiter.r S6ritt. I'm oi.
gsrfpirtliduns bes adRaIsgoulepart
proist,s Haber su brinetn unn es be,
Staot 81 srnl0aIi6en. ale Deittrsr
Saritts, bic notbipenbis iino, sinSuIsi'
ten.
gu 8unftsn Elm beimif der
9sihGftsIeute.
5err Wuusn unterbreitete cine Rss
ToEution, esr3ufoIee Der mlapor, Di.
rs'tor fir 0Ffentli6sn Ji.nit, 9irsiior
fir offentIihs Sittrbeit unb Der itdos
tide Gintoui.Nsent erfu6t perben
iOQsn, IN 3utunft ole In itdetifhen
Gisniten n0tbissn gfsrbe Don bisFoen
SdnoIsrn gu taufen uno niht, ME Cd
in Isstsrsr 3tit Der Sau s,rsftn fei.
nab aentutp Su eehen uno bort pbens
orein nod fir bic astnufteu pferbe In
gaar su bs3ahIen. pdbrenb bel ben
4ntdufsn in Der Siaot, cine 30tdgiJs
Yrobs3eit perlonet tptroe. ebe bic
gambler ibr Geib erlangen tonnen.
Die ReipIuticn risf cine lGneere
Debate berbor. BEL Der gang hfonoers
bic 5srren RtpnoIbs unb Rod DON
iih horen lieben unp psrldngisH, oob
bi.islbe auf ben 1ii6 gttegt iperbe.
gle braneen jtboh NIT ibrtr aniihi
niht ourh uno bic Reiolution puro.
i6lisblih BEN Musf9ub fir WittsI
unb Wege iibertpieien.
Rsbu3irte Saldr bletber
mod tn Rrdft.
gDenioer Slid haite 0err mulleu
NIT elmer speiten RsioIution, psrsus
folge bic Sai1re elmer groben unSohl
Qngsitsltsr Der Waferptr.s, iDelhe
purh cine, am 2. Souuar b. ]. pais
itrte Grbiunn3 reou5irt Dorben iino.
tpisb.r auf ibrt alie 5obe suriidges
braht perben folItsn. 9esgleihen
tpirb in Der ReioIution perlansi. bab
Der ausT6ub fur Wliiiel unb Msge
cine bissbe3iislihe CroinaH5 porbsreits
unb bsm Stabtrotb borlsge.
gbe bic RefoIuiion 5ur 4biiimmuna
oelangen tonnie, erfldrte 6err Dull
len isinen Stnnbpuntt, tpornuf berr
ped als 9orfittr bss 4asIhuHts fir
Wi.t.I unb Wegs ssItenb m1hie, BAT
Der 4usihub Der Grage fdpn ndhr
eetrsien. absr nod niht su einem
enballtigsn GntffluHs gstommsn lei.
Nus biefem @runbe fielIie sr ben Nn.
trag, bic R.foiution auf Den 1iIh ~
Ieeen, Der aud mis Is sessn 10
gtimmen angenomnrsn ipurb..
4enberung Der Mponbals.
Route
5err Binenborg unierbrsiiete eins
RefoIution. btrSufolge Die n6ibissn
Sdritts singsIettet ntrben f1IIen. i'm
bic Route Der Mponbnle 2inie bobin
ob3uGnbern, bob bic fiiblih fnbrsnbsn
Cars ftott tDie bisbsr bis our 4. Str.
unD groabnop. bdnn iiber bic 4. bis
sur Main unb aber bic Moin sus
Is. GsfraB.. III 3nfnHft an bel
is. Strabt unb 4rDubpas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
DR.. G. H. BOBERTz,
DETROIT. MICH.

fS2 B0berfz Bldg. DtTHUIl, MICH.
sirnterfnua: Tr. 8gbeys lit mobl5 etanrt ais
eriulareidDcr oeutidler speSinIsAr5 uue peroieni
pples gertrunen. Gr lit uum Staate Gprubieft
nns prafti5iert ieit 1886 in Detroit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15

in bis6. Strabe unD an oiss
fer bis sur Walnut, oann
fibIih an Der MaInut sur
= iinften uno Sum groa De-
pan Idufen ollen.
Or. 600, bsantragte, bic QngsIeaens
btit auf ben 3iih gu legsn, neil es,
Bis Der erperie Garris. Der chen mi.
Der Reorganiiirung oes Strabsnbubns
SpItems beftdftigt III, berihtet ho..
politdnbig un9srsdtfertigi isi, neus
RouienoerGnbsrunssn In gOrIhlas 81
bringen. Der GooiIhe qntrug ging
isooh nit 19 ee9tn 8 Stimmsn psrs
loren, ncrauF Die anesleaenbeit Dem
Strabsnbabn. .4usihub in 9s.bineuns
init BEN Staptanpalt iibertpieien
fpuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
@as ut gut tiir i6tuade
Wduuer?
ssersensrait, wsannessraft, aebenssrait


IeiH = itcsoer1 etbi ts SoifnIns fur 5ebsn.
Der srniilih SetInine futt. GbsIetb eef6ruatt
nno enrnutiet ionueu Se bod pfeeer bsr
msaHu itin, Der sie waren. sic tniii'en Sbr gam
zes Snltem frdfiigen. Sbre 9erpeniruft uHo
Sbre gitaIitdix eIneusru. anitatt ein. eeitrpa6s
ter, HeroDfers hniber WauH SI fetrt, foHneH Eie
etn aatSer WlanH fperbeu. tart lebensfrdftia,
leiliHb, unb 5pdr obHe 9lbbnIture bon Der gIr,
beti, ebHe nmiiaHoe, pbne MufiebeH. Aluhre
dr5inthe s9tfenihuft bat bas RrobIem pofitib
GeIpii uno 3etgi ben eit5igen riChtigen gSea, Der
slir driiHoId,en 29ieberbet telling uno ppuitdns
oaen WuHnesfrdft fiibrt
Meiue 26jdhrise Griahruns aIs epe3iaI.slrst
ouf oiefem Gebtete bat neue mIetboeen pernoIls
frrnmuet, peIhe eriueidbe SeiIuHe totern; eirte
@ebuneIuua, anf Die Gle iih pefitb nerlaiieu
tonner Elm .pirfIiber ,Rettunasauier fir ieben
g2aHn, ber fthor fn5t Sie 9offnuue aufeeeeben
hattie, feline Sfraft tpteoer su erIaugen; etue 9es
hdnbnHe, nedbe troB tbrer giHfahheit tuobr'
bait puneerbaren @rfoIa bat 2teie ueueu Wes
fbooen erm6ptdber es mir auh, 8rampfa0ers
brub (NaricoceIe) ohne Operation 5u beleH.
Echreibi heute nod fir metH frecs, oeutidles
Gud (etsire. nerfauoD uno lerut, tute oiefe
1euen. erfoIereideH Wietbooen angetpanot fpers
ben uro iuie man oaourd In tur5er 5et fpes
Der bouionlHrene mlannesircit uuo 2ebeHsireuoe
erInnnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
& Gpftenporanf hl1se ar
Strabenperbsfe


In usbereinItimmun1 nit ben an
Jpn ergangensn aufforosrungsn unttr'
brsitete Director priee bic bon ibr
porbereitsisn &p'tsnppronihIdee fiji,
foleenbe gerbeFtrunoen: aontrst.
Stiismausr an oer goroisite Del
gIsntpap Qpsnue, 3piT6en gssh uni
Manb Strabs, S1975; gadfteinpfIaa
fer, an Minaate 4usp. spiitsn Gut
ter unn Sane Strabs, $2759; Ron
irttspflaitsr an Gspdlo 4Gsp. pOr
pcroee Sirabs Iiiolid, S1434; DO
an gnabIsn allen. pon Gbnrh alsr
Ditlih uno tpitIih, 1868; Wncabami'
iirung Der Reff aps.. pom g8ilosr sur
Rarpeu, $10.015; Ger aenosg aDe.,
BON gongrsb aDenus $500 Sub iiio'
tpdrts, STE. .298.50; Der aeacoq
gtpenue, BON einsm $500 Gub Iiiooii
lih BON Der gpnarsb 2lpsnue ssleesnsr
puntte bis gum WiamifluHs 1882.
$50; Der Gsloeg apsnus. bonn Wlio'
miflufIe bis 81 einem 6100 CUB pei'
ter iiiblid ssIegsnsn puniie $l56, $3.50
Turdb bic b<abFhtisis 9er5eHsrunl
Der aelIogs 2lpenus. Die iih, ipie er.
iihtlif, anf suiammen S524.478.5C
itelIen ipirb, Ion cine @srbinbungs.
Iirase pon 1useulum bis nah ben
California WaHerpsrispari sslhdf'
fen fxroen.
Reueingereihte 8orIagen
6err Butterpprth: Cine ps'
tition pom Shiilern Der 4beno 5oh.
fhuIen, porin Der Stabtratb borum
trfuhs fpirn, bob In bsm nddfiidhri'
atn Bubsst seniisenos 5onos fix ci.
Ginfiibruna bon Abenosaloiien in be,
llniperiitGt betpiIIist rperben, purbe or
ben 4nsf6uB fir uniDsrIttdt etc
rsrtpNien.
6err Wiilenbore: 4nirGs,
beir. bic Worbereiiuns BON aoiitnpCr'
onTnldsen fir bic aflniieruns ben
Oft 12 .Etrabs, pom 8roabfDap gu,
Gpring Gtrabt (Granit); Der Dob
qIIep, BON penbIeton Sur IL. StraB'
fDodfteine); Der Don 5tssern 4lIep
BON Dopbiporb Gtrnbe norb!if 8ada
iteine): Der Webiier Sirnbe. Dcn Wair
Etrobe gum 8roabipnp. Wurben ben
6trabsnbobn sausfdub ibsrtpisisn.
nsrr 6absrtorn: anirog betr
bic HiDe[lirung Der 0uilforo Strcbe
BON WeWiuon GiroBe fiiDnGrts.
6err Nufefabel: anirass beir
bic Worbersitung pon GoiteHDor0n'
ihldge fir bic Bndfttinsp pfloiteruni
Der GcciesMlIep. pon GIbtr 5ur DinD'
Ian GiroBe. fopit fir bic Rdnolifirunl
Der Bii5op GtraBe. pon oem iebigtT
Ab5ugsfonnl Bis 5ur Jeffsrlrn 4Ds
herr NuII: Antrag beir. Der Vi-
pelIirung Der We[S GtraBf, pom oel
Is. Gtsabt Bis ~ 6snrp G4ultS Gi'
esxt9um.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05

The Bonanza has prepared and
now has on sale, new form of
location blanks in books, suitable
for pocket use and great convent
ence in the hills. The books are fit
ted with carbons and duplicate
sheets. Price $1.25 each. If.
house to rent? Try a Bonanza
want ad.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
GOOD DRAMA
At THE BUTLER
THIS EVENING

The Sphinx, or Mrs. Caters
Necklace Vitagraph. A deep dra-
matte study presents itself to our
consideration throughout this Vita
graph life portrayal This picture
is most beautifully told and dra-
matte in thought and acting. A life
portrayal and psychological study
of great merit and power. "Pathe's
Weekly No 81 contains very in
teresting events that have happened
throughout the world. THE ShiDk-
ing Rawhide." Selig drama. A drama
of the carefree early California days
before the gringo came. "A Spanish
Dilemma" and THE Engagement
Ring are two Biograph comedies
that are guaranteed to be fun-mak-
ers. Monday, April Is Pathe's
world renowned Passion Play will
be shown. 1t is the biggest feature
ever presented to the Tonopah pub
lie.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Matt L. Boutu, Alphin Pulkk-
men, Charles Wirtamen, Jacob
West, Jacob Rautala, your heirs
and assigns:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned have expended during
the year 1911, four hundred dol
ars in labor and Improvements
on the January Nos 1, 2, and 4,
ten Bro. Mining co.., lode mining
claims, situated in the Lone Noun
tain Mining District, Esmeralda
county, State of Nevada, in order
to hold said claims under the pro-
visions of section 1924 of the Re-
ised Statutes of the United States
nd the amendment thereto approx
ed January %, 1880, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold
said lode claims for the period end
ing December 81, A. d. 1911. And
III, within ninety days after the pub
LEGATION of this notice, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proper
ton of such expenditure as CO.
owner, your interest in the said lode
claims will become the property of
the subscribers, your co-owners, who
have made the required expenditure
by the terms of said section,
HERMAN WALTER.
SALMON KAUKALA,
ERIKS SPARKS,
JAHAN LESKIMEN
JACOB MATSEN
WALTER PATALA.
FRANK HARMA. Pres.
NELS SUPALA, Sec.
First publication, March 26, 1912.
Last publication June 26, 1912.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE or FoRFmruRR.

Ira Fancher and VIM. Turner, you
heirs and assigns:
Ira Fancher and VIM. Turner are
herey notified that the undersigned
as expended In labor and improve
tents on the Hill Top lode mining
claim, situated in the Goldfield min
ing district, Nye county. Nevada,
the sum of 500. the sum for the
years 1909, 1910, 1911, of which
you Ira Fancher, are half owner,
and you, VIM. Turner a one-fourth
owner. Under the provisions of
section 1924, of the Revised Stat
utes of the United States of Amer
lea, covering annual assessment
labor ON mining claims; the proof
of labor of the said claim was duly
recorded at the recorders Office, at
Goldfield, Esmeralda county, State
of Nevada. Said expenditure was
the amount. necessary to hold said
mining claim during the aforesaid
years and II within 80 days from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of said
expenditure as Sco-owner, which
amounts to 1925 to you together
with the cost of this advertisement.
your interest in the said claims
will become the property of the
subscriber, your co-owner, who has
made the expenditure and improve
ments above mentioned.
HUGH SUTHERLAND.
Dated at Tonopah, Nevada. this
25th day of January, 1912.
Last publication April 26th. 1912.
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this invitation because they are ask
ing for the ballot Let them en-
brace this opportunity to show that
they are entitled to it, Let them
get behind this movement and dem
onstrate that they are alert to the
needs of the times. and they will
thereby aid their cause more than
they know. Let them agitate this
question. II is to be hoped that
every person in Nevada who reads
this, will lay it aside for a day
or two, read it again, and pass it
along. Let us hope that every man
and woman in Nevada will read it.
Seventy-five per cent of the people
should be willing to actively CO.
Operate in this movement, but of
twenty-five republicans and twenty
five democrats, in every county in
the state will work together with
a view of electing to the Legislature
such men only as will pledge them
selves to support this bill. the un-
dertaking will be easy for all of
the counties in the state are polit-
ically close. and fifty men. working
together can succeed in such a
movement. 1t is to be hoped that
a greater number in each county
will be willing to cooperate with a
view of procuring the enactment
of a law designed to purify poll
tics. All of progressive views will;
reactionaries will not Spot the
knocker and learn his motive.
The following provision should be
incorporated in the bill as it passed
the senate, and as thus amended.
lit should become a law.
Any officer, agent, servant or en-
ploye of corporation, acting for
such corporation. while without the
state of Nevada. or any individual,
while without the state. acting in
behalf of himself or another. or
Others, who shall do any one or
more of the acts or things prohibit
ed by any provision of this act,
Continued on Page Four.)
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Ely. New, April 3, 1912.

Ely, New, April 3, 1912.
To the Men and Women of Nevada:
During the last regular session of
the state Legislature Tin. 1910 a
bill was introduced in the senate
known as senate bill No 10, gem
orally called the Corrupt Franchise
act, the purpose of which was to
prohibit corruption in primary and
purify politics. One of the aims
general elections, and generally to
of the bill was to prohibit the eX-
penditure, by candidates for Office, Z
of large sums of money. That such
expenditures are an evil no one
will deny. Probably there are in
Nevada today many men who are
still hampered with portions of the
debts contracted during the cam
Ipaign of 1910. The practice some
times leads not only to defalcations
(Which cause sorrow and mortifica-
ton in the home), but to bribery
and other evils. Why is it that
a greater number of good men do
not run for office? Largely because
their inherent honesty will not per-
NIT them to take anything more
than the salary attached to the Of
flee, and they do not feel that they
can afford to spend large portion
of that salary to get the Office.
| Take for instance, as an illustra-
| ton, the assembly. The compensa-
ton for an ordinary term in the
assembly is $500 Under the pres
ent method of campaigning the ex-
pense is often as much If man
is elected he must put in his time
for nothing and pay out Of his own
pocket his expenses while in attend
ance upon the session of the Leg
stature Think of i'll
Now. only three classes OF men
can afford the Office under these
conditions. % The rich man who
cares nothing for expense; (2) the
man who does not intend to spend
a large sum of money to be elected,
and CD the corrupt man who fig
ures on getting back what he
spends, and a great deal more,
through bribery and other corrupt
methods. The rich. man is usually
too busy looking after his private
interests to run for Office. The
man of moderate means, who will
run for office and not spend money
is rare. as every man has pride and
i ing in advance that his failure to
spend money freely may give his
opponent an advantage. Allowing
for few exceptions, we have elm
mated the men of the first and sec
: ond-classes. This leaves the man
of the third class-the corrupt
bribe-taking man. This man of the
third class is the one our present
system forces upon. us. as a law
maker. entirely too often. He Is
looking out for himself. all of the
time He never considers the peo
pie. whose servant he is. Do We
want him? OF course not. Their
we must make such laws as viii
enable the man of the second class
, to run for office, feeling that he will
have an even chance of election