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publicans of the whole country are
going over to Roosevelt in a kind of
political cyclone
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EXECUTING LO0TERs
tBy Associated Press. ]

Pekin, March 9.-Many executions
of participants in the recent looting
are taking place daily.
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Bryan is still boosting LaFollette,
but unfortunately his idol has already
become member of the "Down-and-
Out Club"
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Nolan county is expanding 100000
on thirty-six miles of macadamized
roads leading into Sweetwater
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all Roosevelt was excused"
mot get to sit on the jury. He
free advertising, however.
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Fifteen acres of land near San An.
cello recently sold for 1875 per acre.
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hat you please, but every day
more and more like the re-
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Oil has been found at a depth of $50
feet in Brewster county.
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A federal building to cost 100000
will be erected at Del Rio in the near
future.
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"A man loved by virtuous woman
carries a talisman that renders him
acknowledgements feels that such
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The wireless telegraph station re-
Gently established at Fort Sam Hous-
ton will be placed in operation as soon
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For State Senator:
I. R. Astin.
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San Antonio has been selected as
the headquarters in the Southwest of
the National Retail Merchants Blu.
reau, a 100000 corporation of Wash.
ington, ID. c.
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For County Treasurer:
Buchanan.
Priddy.
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Eighteen cars of homeseekers from
Iowa and northern Nebraska left
Houston last week for points along
the Brownsville line.
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The city council of Taylor will car
an election at an early day for the
purpose of voting bond issue of $780,
600 for paving the business section.
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|NOUNCEMENTS

|agle is authorized to make the
B announcements, subject to
|ocratic primary to be held on
|1s12:
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For Congress-:
Rufus Hardy of Corsicana,
Ptrict.
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TEXAS INDUSTRIAL NOTES

A deal was recently closed in Hous.
ton whereby 400 acres of irrigated
land near Harlingen were sold, in.
volving about $1,000,0O0. The plan of
the purchasers is to colonize the land
at once.
The truck growers of Wharton coun-
ty have planted twenty cars of seed
potatoes
One hundred cars of vegetables
were recently shipped through Kings.
vile to Northern markets.
An experimental farm has been es
tablished at Farmersville.
The city council of Taylor will car
an election at an early day for the
purpose of voting bond issue of $780,
900 for paving the business section.
Eighteen cars of homeseekers from
Iowa and northern Nebraska left
Houston last week for points along
the Brownsville line.
San Antonio has been selected as
the headquarters in the Southwest of
the National Retail Merchants Blu.
reau, a 100000 corporation of Wash.
ington, d. c.
Nolan county is expanding 100000
on thirty-six miles of macadamized
roads leading into Sweetwater.
Oil has been found at depth Of $50
feet in Brewster county.
Fifteen acres of land near San An.
gelo recently sold for 1875 per acre.
A bond issue of 100000 for the con.
struction of thirty-one miles of high
way between San Antonio and Port
O'Connor was authorized at an cleo
ton recently held in Calhoun county.
A federal building to cost 100000
will be erected at Del Rio in the near
future.
The wireless telegraph station re-
Gently established at Fort Sam Hous-
ton will be placed in operation as soon
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An experimental farm has been es.
tablished at Farmersville.
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One hundred cars of vegetables
were recently shipped through Kings
vile to Northern markets.
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The truck growers of Wharton coun-
ty have planted twenty cars of seed
potatoes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
ATTORNEYS IN DARROW CASE
FINED BY JUDGE FOR CONTEMPT
Offer Cancelled Check of $4,000 Drawn
In Favor of Darrow BY Morrison---Dar-
row and Fredericks Have Wordy Battle.

LOS ANGELES, June 5.-A per-
sonal clash occurred between Oar
row and Fredericks this morning
when Darrow admitted that he had
received 100000 of the Mcnamara
defense money from Frank Norris
on Frederick said: You would
not admit it if you thought we
could not prove it" Darrow jump
ed TO his feet. saying Il object to
the remark which was intended to
Influence the jury Fredericks re
torted. Il thought the defendant
was man enough and had stamina
enough to have little personal
conversation without bawling il out
to the court" At this stage of
the proceedings Attorney Appel for
the defense shook his fist nnder
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
WELL KNOWN
COUPLE PLIGHT
THEIR TROTH

one OF the most elaborate we'd
dings ever hela in this city took
place AZ hig noon today at 81
Marks Episcol ll church, when Mr.
James Parke Montague led Miss LII
ian Adelaide wittenherg daughter
of Mrs. Matilda wittsnberg. TO the
altar The chugch was allied With
relatives aud friends of the con-
tracting PARTIES who had bcen In
,ited 10 witness the eeremony.
uhieh vas conducted hg the Rev
Ceeree Gallup AIRS John q Kif-
chen was mala af homer and Nf.
rhamas landsbouash acted a. best
man AIRS KiFeh-s wofe eown
e white satin eiih an osertrimming
lnf white iacs TIE bride looked
aast ehagmlas in s Chamase SATIN
eeaalae snwn that eas haeA
ig4iAmeI ellh eNsse taiHea saa
hnf ltbh mse elth tasle fFlns
Ths tfldal teH Fta sahsht ae Nifh
efaaae htap Ana saee ase tha'
@ss a0Ga ST see molssf a teI
MaassAs fhs sFtis carried : FFss
s. b.ss SIS shsA eas iaefihea 60
llaasaM ~ heth she asiie ana sFaom
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
THREE JURORS
j PASSED in The
MIRKOVICH CASE


The above named jurors we're in
the box for the Mirkovich trial
when the recess was taken at noon
today The first three have been
passed subject to the peremptories
of the attorneys. Attorney George
Thatcher who was appointed by the
court to- represent the defendant,
did not return from Reno tday and
Attorney Patsy Bowler continued to
secure the jury in his absence Dur
ing the examination of Juror r. c..
Mayer, the attorneys clashed in a
wordy war as to the eligibility of
the juror In all probability he
will be excused. The prisoner, Mir
koyich, sits near his counsel daily
and smiles. when witty remark
is made by the attorneys, although
II is said he does not 'apprehend'
the English language.
In all, 23 names of the trial jur-
ors on the venire had been called
when the noon adjournment was
taken. At the rate the jury is be
ing selected 1t will take two ol
three more days.
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ready have arrived for the pre-
convention work.
II was apparent that the Roose-
welt leaders in the west had ex-
pected no fight against Senator
Roots appointment. but Alexander
II, Reyell and Edward Sims declar-
ed themselves in accord with Col
onel Roosevelt.
Victor Rosewater Of Omaha, act
ing chairman of national commit
tee, said the action OF the sub-com-
mittee on arrangements in picking
Senator Root was final. unless some
member of the national committee
demanded that it be reviewed by
the full committee.
1t is said an active Roosevelt
man on the national committee may
bring up for review the appointment
OF Root, but the committee. it Is
believed. will sustain Chairman New
and his subcommittee, throwing
the fight on the floor of the con,
yention.
Open hearings of the contes
cases which are to be taken up BY
the national committee Friday IL
apparently assured.
Acting Chairman Rosewater i
highly favorable to such action
since President Taft and Colone
Roosevelt have both asked IL. ~
MIR Rosewater said the commit
tee undoubtedly would reach its de
eision on each contest behind closes
doors after the arguments had bee
made. Up to today. contests 4
230 cases have been announced an
more are expected.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
Republican National Committeeman
Meet TOMORROW Afternoon at CHICAGO
Hearing of Contests Will Start Friday Morn
ing---Roosevelters Plan to Bolt if Not in
Majority--Colonel Is Determined TO Re-
new Fight on Root for Temporary Chair
mrn---McKinley and Dixon Arrive.

CHICAGO, June Representative
william B. Mckinley and Senator
Dixon arrived here this morning.
The Roosevetlers are issuing bitter
statements and insist they have
big majority of the uninstructed
delegates. Considerable talk OF a
holt OF the Roosevelt delegation still
prevails in case the Taftites are in
the majority when the national
committeeman meet tomorrow. The
Taft followers ridicule the claim OF
The Roosevelters that they have the
strongest delegation. The national
committee meets tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock im the Audi
torium. When the first rol is called
the newly elected committeeman
will present credentials and are
expected to precipitate in an initial
contest fatty rejecting the newly
elected members. the latter may get
out a mandamus The hearing Of
contests will begin Friday morning.
Thousands OF reporters are present
AT the convention headquarters II
seems certain that the Taft repre-
sentatives viii be seated in every
case except those from Texas and
Washington.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

Considerable excitement was
caused in Tonopah this morning
when the report was issued that
several miners employed at the Mid
way mine had been overcome with
gas in the underground workings
and that a rescue party was making
efforts to bring the unfortunate
men to the surface. A Bonanza rep
resentatiye visited the workings and
was present when the men came
to the top, and listened to the
story Of Assistant Superintendent
Ed Erickson. who was injured while
assisting in the rescue work Mr.
Erickson said. as follows:
AT o'clock this morning Will
lam Denny. Dave Bell. Frank Da'
mon and myself were lowered Il
the 550-foot level to install some
new air pipe In the winze that I.
being sunk from the northwest
crosscut On arriving at the Wine
Denny and myself descended to th'
bottom Of the winze and found tina
.he gas was pretty strong. although
the last round OF holes was fire'
this morning at o'clock DEM.
was soon overcome By the gas an
IN trying to assist him 10 the to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
NEWSPAPER TALK OF LABOR
TROUBLES IN TONOPAH NOTHING
MORE THAN IDLE RUMOR

not word of truth in the para
graph printed by the Tribune, and
that paper has been severely CEN
sured by the people OF Tonopah in
its effort to create discord and dis
sension between the miners and the
mine owners. 1t is said the article
printed in the Tribune was for the
purpose of knocking the Tonopah
stock market and the Tribune arti-
Gle almost succeeded in doing the
trick. There has not been any dis
cussion of a labor trouble in Tono-
pah. The miners and milllmen en-
ployed in this city are satisfied with
the wages received and the Mine
owners association is perfectly sat
isfied with the labor performed by
each employe for the pay he re-
ceives.
Everything is moving along nicely
in Tonopah and everybody is happy
and contented to let we'll enough
alone and pays no attention to out
side idle rumors. The Tribune will
have to try some other town than
Tonopah to work up labor trouble
Try Goldheld.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

WASHINGTON, d. c., June g.
Senator Nixon, of Nevada. was TAX
en- severely III yesterday. as the re-
suit of nasal operation. that
brought on an attack OF meningitis.
Chaplain Pierce, Of the Senate.
when delivering his opening prayer,
spoke of the Nevada senator as
lingering between life and death.
Specialists from the surrounding
cities were hastily summoned and
are In attendance at the bedside Of
nixon constantly Mrs Nixon, who
vas spending a few DAYS at the St
Francis hotel in San Francisco, was
notified OF her husbands serious
illness and Immediately left for
Reno where she win be Joined BY
her son Bertran Nixon, aud con-
tinue on the Journey to Washington,
D. c., which city they should reach
Saturday morning.
Senator Nixon had been afflicted
with a growth In the nostrils for
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
REBELLION PASSES CONTROL
OF PRESIDENT GOMEZ IN CUBA
American Marines Landed at Guantamo---
Taft Dispatches Four Battleships to Scene
of Uprising---Six Negroes Shot and Killed
Who attempt Escape.

HAVANA. June 5.-The federals
shot and killed six negroes here
this morning who were attempting
to escape following the wholesale
arrests at Pinar. Del Ro province.
The Santiago Chamber of Commerce
voted at last nights meeting to ask
for the Intervention of America.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.--
The State Department received
word that the prairie today had
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TEDDY'S Wife
Being USED TO
ADVERTISE HIN

NEW YORK. Jane "a wtii
.afpFtse nome women r~aasra who
pa tso tot corsvts % knou thas
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siose ne other aay ana aaked to
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.AsNA@a mexag fAlt thsf mush
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
SOCIALIST AND
CATHOLIC DISORDER
STILL CONTINUES

BRUSSELS. June 5.--A general
disorder of the Socialists and Cath
Ollie clash continued at Liege, Ant
werp. Client and Veryiero continues
today The government discredits
the stories Of wholesale loss of life.
It was asserted that three or four
were slain and twenty hurt 1t is
calm here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
LABORERS STRIKE
TWO KILLED AND
MANY WOUNDED

NEWARK. June 5 A boy rs
fears Old. and Mrs Feleminp nau-
ria we're fatally shot NHd avs meu
tadiy hurg n riot hshs this mora-
lnG oyet he yesent faskAwAuns
railroad eut IN waxes A battle
waa h pruNrew fheFeAfier hetwsen
shs l-ollce reserves ana SEQ striking
hhafprs
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landed 450 marines at Guantanamo
to guard the American interests
nearby Consul reports from Cuba
Indicate that the rebellion is passing
beyond the control of President Co
mez. The transport Paducah will
probably land marines at Santiago
this afternoon President Taft de-
cided to rush four battleships from
Key West to Guantanamo today.
Secretary Knox said this was mere
ly a precautionary move.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
MINERS IN MIDWAY MINE
OVERCOME BY THE GAS
William Denny Is Brought to Surface By Fell
low Workers In an Unconscious Con-
dition-.-Ed. Erickson Sustains Severe In
jury on Cheek BY Fall.

OF the winze. | also began to feel
the effects and called to the men
working above for help. Dave Bell
and Jack Boles who were working
near, responded and we succeeded
in getting Denny tied to the rope.
The last | remember was when
was turning the windlass. | became
faint and fell to the floor of the
crosscut After coming to | started
to the station in the dark and sew
cral times fell against the walls OF
the drift At the station | met
several of the boys who were start
ing back to carry me to safety.
Denny was taken to the surface
and with the aid OF the restorative
instruments, that had been tele-
phoned for and arrived from the
Tonopah Mining company In charge
Of W. n. Blackburn, was soon in a
conscious state. after which he wai
taken to his home on Valley View
street. Mr.. Erickson received an
ugly cash on his left cheek that re
qulged several stitches to close. Mr.
Erickson. as well as the other gen
tlemen who assisted in rescuinl
Denny. deserve great credit for th'
courage they presented in the dan
Rerous predicament.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

CHICAGO. June 5-Theodore
Roosevelt's determination to renew
the fight on Senator Root for tenn
porary chairman and 10 bend every
effort to his defeat when the repub-
llcan national convention Is opened
June 18th. caused general unrest
today among the republican leaders
and national committeeman who al
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

nose Judge Hutton
called the attorneys to order and
warned them as to future battles.
LOS ANGELES, June 5.-District
Attorney Fredericks offered in evil
dence the cancelled check for $10,-
600 drawn by Morrison in favor of
Clarence Darrow II was shown
that Darrow had indorsed the check
and that Tveitmoe cashed the check
al bank In San Francisco Attor-
ney Ford then stated that the pros
ecution would trace this 10 Frank
lin Judge Hutton at the close of
court this afternoon fined both
FredericlSs and Appel So each for
contempt Of court. He roasted both
attorneys.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

w@sonslu m - apeAa 81 isao. zee
- hsah~sf improvements g 1913
MaFo thAa aaa ta~na are 81 -
bsasasst 81 the s4psaAiiase. sad
st5 mliss "a saeas sFaRsi saala Aa1
tsi noais sut - eaasarugtsa sad
.tsa ariaaea bailt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
Miners UNION
HOLDS ELECTION
OF OFFICERS

fta cent saauai eleetioa % o.
aF - she feneeaA Mimees teAAa
Na iaf "a p ~ ess aeld fssisr
Az 81 Miners Nalaa hAll re 60.
t,alas ssNrts ~efe efeetea hsf iae
~#.fns ferm aRswisfaai Aaa malk
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
DEATH OF SENATOR NIXON
NOW HOURLY EXPECTED
Issue Bulletin That NevadaiSena
tor Cannot Live Through the Day--Wife
and Son Are Summoned to Bedside and
Speeding TO the Capitol.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. june g..
Physicians issued statement this
morning that Senator George S.
Nixon. Of Nevada, would not sur
viye the day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

The clerk recognized the ex-
presidents Wife and looked aston
ished and Erievcd a. she took down
1 lot of boxes and with her eye
hrowa raised showed them forward
d. Airs Roosevelt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

some time. but it had seemingly
yielded to medical treatment and
it was not until Thursday morning
he deemed it necessary to have the
operation performed
Although his absence from the
senate since that time was noted,
no word was given out as to
the cause. and the senators received
their first intimation YESTERDAY
morning when the prayer was de-
livered by the chaplain
According to a physician who has
made deep study into this type
Of disease. the spinal affliction came
as a result of disturbing the nerve
centers in the vicinity of the growth
which was removed from the upper
nostrils
The meningitis is of a different
nature from that which is OCCASION
ed ny the germ, but is nevertheless
Of equally dangerous character
WASHINGTON. d. C.. June 5.-
ts.So p m1-The condition OF
senator George S. Nixon remains
the same as was reported this morn
Ing No hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
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opah Extension Mining company EN-
iploves Mrs Montague was one %
fopopah's most popular 5elses Ar
Noaiaree IS me superintendent of
me runepah Estenslan mlll and
has hast - friends
Mf and Mira Montague all ieave
foHnrlee mefnlns for Chicago on
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

In last Thursdays Goldfeld Trib-
une there appeared an article on
the miners strike at Blair, where
the members of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners and millmen quit
work on the first of June owing to
a reduction of wages. One para
graph of the article was as follows:
There have been disquieting ru-
mors for some time of an impend-
ing strike of miners in the Tonopah
district but 1t is hoped that tie
up may be averted. although there
is said to be good ground for the
assertion that wages are to be cut
in the silver camp. Rumors have
also been going the rounds that
members of the l. W. w. are in
the mining camps for the purpose
of fomenting discomfort among the
miners
Why the Tribune printed the
above statement without going to
the trouble of ascertaining the truth
of the rumor is wondered at by
all of the members of the local
union. and also the Mine Owners
association of this district. There /!
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ing delegate. Stephen S. Clark; vice
president, Howard Hayes; record
ing secretary, Ed Mclaughlin
secretary-treasurer Thomas Nc
Manus; warden. Ed. Wolsend; con-
ductor, George Suich: finance COM
mttee. Pat 0'Neil. John Noonan
and James Devine, For delegate
TO W. F. Miners convention Mike
Shea.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

WASHINGTON. d. c., June g.
Congressman Berger tomorrow pre-
sents to the House an impeachment
for the indictment of Judge Han
ford.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05

s,as fW ,ss naaaas..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-05
ORDERS OFFICERS
TO GIVE OLESON
A new TRIAL

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June s.
President Taft and Attorney Gener-
al Wickersham today ordered the
federal officers OF Seattle to grant
a new trial to Leonard Olsson of
Tacoma, Wash, whose citizenship
was cancelled by Judge Hanford.