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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-10-09
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


The Tennessee legislature isn't
tame enough to dance the tango and
let it go at that.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
1t is probable that Mr.. Sulzer now
looks more like Henry Clay than he
feels. Toledo Blade.
Miladi says if age brings wisdom.
why is it that there's mo fool like
an old one? Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
If you want to know just how little
you know, undertake to help your
boy with his lessons-Co Columbus
Post.
The difference between Pegoud and
butter is that Pegoud goes up and
comes down, but butter says up
Galveston News.
Any interest woman may create
among men by her beauty suddenly
dies when they discover that hel
shoes are run over at the heels
Fremont Tribune.
Charles NJ Schwab is spending
$4,000 on a hennery. Some Pitts
burgh millionaires have spent mor'
than that on single chicken
falo Commercial.
Nature is mixing her colors,-Balti
more American.
Somebody whistled for rain with
siren in New York .-Mockler Advo
cate.
1t was a milk wagon that helpe'
Harry Thaw to escape. Perhaps if
had been water wagon the desir
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CoIonists and Immigrants

opening of close there much
immigrants who expected
will be
develop
promise but it will be
coons the and middle west states
of
ACCESSIBILITY immigration
the railroad lndl
of the Mis-
railroads will be low
$4,000 settlers will
a o a
Pennsylvanan and
Ohio Indiana and owawho in search
They citizens of the republic and they
They standard living
they they
pee 'front.'
supply American settlers will be
the last
cities the farms, work
pile the yearly surplus that makes
California ever andb a place o live
years. from Europe fairly started
practically California soil will under uiva
tonb
Francisco ambulance drivers must be dgned and not travel
patient Life
is with the suppression Of the Barbary
be set right Francis Lyman president of
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TALLMAN CAN'T
SWING HIS PARTY
BACK INTO LINE
MAN FROM TONOPAH TRIES TO
DO SOME SSIONARY
WORK IN IDAHO.

Complete failure attended the mis-
sion in Idaho of Clay Tallman, COM
missioner of the general land office,
says a Boise special to the Herald
Republican. 1t was presumed at the
beginning that the commissioner
came on official business to inspect
conditions in the United States land
offices inc the state. 1t is now
known that his mission was wholly
political-that the object of his visit
was to bring about harmony between
the two warning factions of the de
mocracy in the state and to clear the
way for making federal appointments.
These appointments have been held
up until this time, in spite of the
fact that the terms of many of the
incumbents have expired, because OF
the bitter fight that has been waged
since the incoming of the democratic
administration between the two dem
ocratic factions in the state.
Commissioner Tallman held confer
ences in private with Governor Haw
ley and Senator Perky. Then he in
vited John F. Nugent to call
upon him at his room in the hotel
Nugent went. He took with him a
bodyguard composed of Alexander
Pence, Martin, Kinyon, Smead and
others who have been ready at ali
times to go to the last ditch with
him. This delegation gave the com
missioner clearly to understand that
there was to be no compromise what
ever over the patronage-that the re
dictionary democrats who, they said
fought Wilson and Bryan before the
Baltimore convention and who gave
Wilson beggarly support in the cam
paign were to have nothing what
ever to say in distribution of the
loaves and fishes; that they, the
progressive democrats" would mucl
prefer to leave the federal offices il
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costs the least money" and what we
say of our nuts, raisins and fruits
applies equally to our choice line of
cereals, dairy products, canned goods,
etc, They are the very best and
purest procurable, and those who live
upon them can save many Doctors
bills, and lay a dollar by for rainy
day in economy of prices.
RICHARD MERCANTILE CO.
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the hands of the republicans than to
turn them over to the 'reactionary
democrats. 1t was a matter of prin-
ciple with them, they told the com
missioner, and in matter of prin-
ciple they knew no such word as
compromise.
Then am I to understand" de-
manded Commissioner Tallman, that
Governor Hawley, Senator Perkey,
Chairman Gray and Senator Dubois
are to have nothing whatever to say
about the distribution of the offices?"
THAT is just exactly what you are
to understand was the uncompromis-
ing response.
Evidence was submitted to the
commissioner to show that Hawley,
Perkey and Gray had tried to bring
about the nomination of Judson Har-
mon; failing in that, that they had
all swung in with Fred T. Dubois to
bring about the nomination of Champ
Clark, and at no time did they show
any enthusiasm for Wilson and
Bryan.
/ Commissioner Tallman left the city
Thursday afternoon. The recommen-
dations he made to his superiors can
only be guessed at, but the fact re-
mains that the democracy of Idaho
is not yet united
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you need and then come here and
get it. We keep everything in the
line you can possibly need and lot
more beside. If garden tools are
your particular need, we have them.
If you require some good new tools,
they are right here. If housefurnish-
ing goods are wanted, you will find
here full assortment of the best
qualities.
RICHARD MERCANTILE co.
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CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily OF
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at 2:30 p. m.
w. c. HARDING, Agent.
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WHIPS SIX MEN
AND IS SLAIN
At CALUMET
DEPUTY SHERIFF ATTACKED
WITH CLUBS AND SHOT
IN BACK.
tBy Associated rress.D

tBy Associated PressD
CALUMET, Mich, Oct. S.-James
Pollack, deputy sheriff, was killed
today by strikers at Isle Royal mine
by being shot in the back. He was
attacked with clubs by ten men, and
died an hour later. One man was
arrested. The sheriff expects to ar.
rest all involved
Pollack angered the strikers by de-
feating six of them in a fist battle
recently.
Five women were arrested for beat
ing workmen at the Baltic mine,
where the strikers prevented work.
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BASEBALL RETURNS.

Returns by innings of the worlds
championship baseball series at the
Bank saloon. A special operator will
answer all inquiries over telephone.
O6t6
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apostles Latterday Saints
is the of young to getm MARI
Francis of
Frank; nobod a
be
dded o he civil
smile on them This
means decolette will
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to recapture him would not have
been so keen.-Salt Lake Herald.
Poverty is not political crime,
but it may incite Philadelphia
Record,
Boys are never apparently too
young to get into trouble Savannah
News.
Steel cars save human lives, of
course, but they are not expensive
Chicago Tribune.
Don't worry about dollara-pound
steak as long as there are cheap
doughnuts. Baltimore Sun.
1t wasn't proven even that those
Tennessee fusionists carried so much
as fuse.-Dallas News.
What is the use of complaining OF
the beef famine? Just order a plate
of cabbage. Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
Now is the time the verdant fresh
man wants to know if "Alma Mater
founded the college TT Richmond
Times Dispatch.
This time it is a Sharon man who
held five aces in poker. He is in {
hospital condition serious.-Pitts
burgh Gazette
Two women of so can get lot o
comfort in the afternoon of brigh
day by comparing their pains.-To
ledo Blade.
Chicago men are accused of carry
ing handbags. This probably is
misprint for andhags.-Spokane Spo
keSman-ReyieW.
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REVIEW OF STEEL
AND IRON MARKET
Has Been a Decrease in the orders
placed for Finished Steel
Products.

NEW YORK. March 9-Sincc
March first there has been some de-
crease IN orders placed for finished
steel products. but even so the book
ings have been little less than tho
total capacity of the mills In Febru-
airy production and shipments were
record breaking. and new contracts
hook 81 exceeded the daiy average
placed in January. Specifications eN-
cecded shipments and because OF the
heavy deliveries. rather than OF the
d"creas" i'm The colume OF business.
the statement OF the United States
Steel corporation for February to be
ISSUED Monday IS expected 10 show a
decrease IN untitled orders in excess OF
1Sr.0ou tons.
err builders placed some large CON
tracts 'or steel bars. plates and shapes
last week. bur the new orders for rail
road equipment were small Heavy
contracts for motive power are SIN
pending. including l0l locomotives for
tine New YORK Central. IA for the
Pennsylvania railroad 700 for teh
Grand Trunk. Gu fIr tho Norfolk ~
Western Contracts for cars pending
still aggregate fully 10000
Steel building work vtS loss active.
hg- q number o. small orders were
placed IN the interior and in the west.
Several small 1ridg1 orders also were
placed
Tho output OF rir iron by blast sur.
ndcr- lr February vas rrW maxi
Wrr record. tre rCUifr9u' feature
being That rho merchant furnaces 80
least eClip-ed 'rh high daily record OF
production made iu March 1910.
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OIL AND GAS.

The cold weather proved a great hin
.ef@nfe to field Developments during
ne after part Of the week A large
not start up until after the weather has
Tolerated; The competitions at the
los, lose OF the week proved few and for
lhe most part light wells. once the
weather IS permanently settled and the
roads IN good condition there will be q
general revival OF operations in all OF
the old fields and the search FOR new
prosecuted
ON West Fork river. Union district
harrison county. the Hope Natural Gas
ON Sny has drilled test on the Lee
Mitchell farm through the Gordon SAND
ana the well produced about 10 barrels
t iae first , ls hours This test is located
test on the NJ. j. Straight farm.
hitehts County Compilations.
nm lambs run. Murphy district
company has drilled a test on the A. W
itsher heirs farm through the Big In
Jen sand and has a gasser with capa-
a day. A light show OF oil was develop
ed In the salt sand and II is spraying
ABOUT barr~ls a day. on the same
stream and IN the same district. Bickle
Snider q 60. have now drilled lheir No
on the Saran simmons farm through
the big injun sand and found u barren
the salt sand
On GOrrel's run. Ellsworth district.
Iyler county, the Middlebourne Oh a
Gas Company has drilled its second test
on the Octavla Martin farm through the
heener sand and has "A show for "A So
barrel producer. This location Is $50
feet north or No. I and az as good -
estimated viii be the best producer that
has been found in that district for many
months
On JOcky camp run. West Union dis
trict. boddridge county. the Eastern OH
company has drilled No. 3 on the Fannie
Coulehan farm through the Gordon sand
and has very light show OF oil In
the same district. r. A. Brsst ~ due in
the sand at No. on tue Frank Smith
farm. The Hope Natural Gas Company
Is down 200 feet at a test on the L. &
shannon farm and fishing
on blackberry run. Big sandy district
kaiawha county. the South Penn oil
Company u drilling in the top OF the
sand AT its No. on the ID. k. Csrnes
Farm. This location is favorable for a
good producer. Nos. ! and on this
farm are still holding zap close 20 zoe
barrels day The size OF the wells IN
this district IS all that sustaius the pro-
auction OF the Blu" Creek field
F1rs- Sale OF Falling Rock Production.
on Falling Rock creek. Big Sandy dis
trict. u - reported the o'Connetl OIL
Company has sold its producing wells on
the GoShorn heirs tract. Tho sun OH
Company IS the reported purchOser. This
company has completed : wells on the
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STEUBENVILLE

STEC BENNlLLE. o. March s.
With the appearance OF direct primA--
les IN Ohio there has passed into re-
spectacle political oblivion an institute
ION which Will always be a happy re-
nection In the minds OF all. viz. the
olstrict convention Whether congress
sionsl senatorial or judicial they all at
tract-d wide interest from men OF all
Parties no matter which partys con-
Nention was on the boards. Most OF
these conventions IN this district were
held IN Satubenvtlle. because of acces-
sioility and hotel accommodations.
The primaries preceding the convent
lens were always fierce AFFAIRS In which
political skill and county pride often
touEht either a winning or a losing bat
tie with a lavish purse. Then came the
conventions and there were men whose
for quarter OF a century. who attend
eo "a convention for the same reason
that men go To a circus because they
smell the elephant and the sawdust.
These conventions often were cut and
cried or were fierce and long drawn out
contests OF political skill. Men attend
ed them who We're leaders in their coun-
ties or IN precincts. They were men OF
Standing and influence. dressed well.
rnio their way and were welcome To
any city they went convention dele
gates. Those conventions developed
men who were political giants. and the
pas sing IL matter OF regret to all who
take an interest in politics. whether
they made politics business or wheth-
.. they took Il up as diversion and
side Issue many business and prefes-
Sioual men did
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SPECULATIVE INTEREST SHIFTED
TO INTERNATIONAL MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, March 9.-The focus
OF speculative interest shifted this
week from domestic politics to inter
national money markets. . .lng To ten
acute stringency I'm Berlin. Financial
opinion does not Deueve that the IN
nuence or home politics on the market
has passed, but that II is held in abey-
ance.
The specific questions raised during
the week had to do with the action OF
the attorney general toward the Union
racine dissolution plan and toward
the possible reopening OF proceedings
against the already dissolved indus
trial combinations. as well as with
probable new actions The course 10
be taken by congress on the Pujo re-
port Is another subject OF keen in
terest
With these problems ftill in the fu-
tire and the fresh injection into the
situation OF Berlin's money troubles.
There arises new confusion I'm inter
pret!ne the real source uf the mar
ketS depression. The perception
grows OF the ebbinG OF the wave OF
prosperity in Germany.
Reserves OF our '.i2J national
banks reporting on February "a. while
higher than In November. are not 50
great as in February OF last year. The
large exports of gold from New York
at the end of the week give emphatic
warning OF the prolongation OF strain
a. time when relief was expected.
Continued activity in the steel trade
was shown by Februarys record daily
rate OF iron production. the further
increase in the March ! active furnace
capacity and the excess OF steel speci-
hcations from the mills in February.
The revival OF foreign demand for
copper also was feature of the week
Railroad earnings are larger than last
year. Bnk clearings show expansion.
building operations exceed those OF
last year Industrial capacity is well
employed
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Through large eastern publishing company, the Intel
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Within few weeks the entire consignment were disposed
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WOMAN sUFFocATEo
IN PHILADELPHIA FIRE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March "a
woman was sufocated and q man So
v"rcly injured in FIRE at a boarding
house. 1928 TiOga street esTly today.
The woman. Eliza X Lyan. 20 years
old. was forgotten by the other board
cT-. and when the fromeu arrived Il
vas stated that all had ESCAPED. Her
body was discovered when the house
was searched John Collins. another
noarder. jumped from a third-story
window and his leg was broken.
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Benwood Briefs.

The balance Of the local citizens
who attended the inauguration exer-
cises returned home Saturday even
ing
Lamont Fahey lett last evening for
san Francisco. Cal. where he will
make his future home. He formerly
worked for the Ohio Valley Litho
Company. OF Wheeling
Work on the new Office building
81 the Riverside works is progress
ing rapidly and will soon be com
pleted.
William Rhoades is confined 10 his
home In this city with an illness.
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Democratic Economy f7)

An abservant Republican attorney
VINO predicts an unnorsinE for the
BourbOns at Columbus say their talk
Cf economy IL delightfully."- absurd. First
came Gov. COX's Inaugural. which cast
ir shade the crownlng OF Roman en-
psrors ia its regal magnitcence.
The one peTe cent tax Law has only
resulted in the tax officials putting UP
The poor mans home to its full value
aEd then steadily raising the tax rate
The personal effects in the poor man =
homes are taxed at high igure now.
sOmething heretofore unheard OF.
The thrifty poor man ~ due to get
swiped by alleged Democratic economy
In the passage Of new law which IN
Creas-S the toll placed Building a
Loan Assoc Ia tons to make room for an
increased list OF inspectors. not chosen
by the people but selected and appoint
ed a part OF the Governor Cox-Tim
Hogan machine.
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Thompson Trial Tomorrow.

George Thompson. formerly az this
city. Uho Was arrested on charge
of being drunk. and when taken To-
tho city building had gun IN his
possession and was indicted under
tho Johnson pistol totting Law. vill
boz gwen trial 100 the circuit court
a. Muuudsyille tomorrow.
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Reslnnafion Accent.a

WASliINGTDN. y. e.. March q -
~. sideut Wilson has accepted tho res-
icnition Of William Marshall Buu'tt
o. solicitor general. 10 take effect on
Tuosd1y March ~ Mr. Buuitt 20
morrow will formally present Attorney
General McReyno'de % the Supreme
Court
Ahram Q Elkus 81 New York. coun-
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TRENTON. y J. March s-E. s.
Wells. well known as the manufactur.
or Of Rough on Rats. died az his
homo IN Gienmore. This county. TO-DAY
Mr Wells was about ~ years old. and
had been 900 FOR some time. tie took
rather prominent part tn public ar.
fairs. principally as a contributor To-
newspapers on public questions
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To Hold Entertainment.

The Ancient Order OF Hibernians
OF this city are making extensive
preparations for an entertainment to
be held on the evening Of the 9TH
OF this month The affair will be
held in the auditorium of the Cen
trail school building
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10 DANE thursday.

White Lily Social club. inform
Rank. knights Of Pythias. Is making
extensive pre- paratiOns for its regular
hi.Ironthly dance. To BE- given Thurs
day evening OF this week at the Ar
mory hall The Elks orchestra Of
BeIiairs has been engaged.
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now in the Glendale Hospital. minus
one eye and the other badly injured.
will have a hearing before Squire
Paul Reidel next Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. II is probable he will
be held to the grand jury.
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property and the last reported gauges
vas .ts barrels day. The property
territory. The price At which the prop
erty WAS sold has not been made public
The oConnen on Company has been
Rock Creek district At the time OF the
sale IL had two wells drilling and one
starting. The Pulling Rock Camel Coal
Company Il more active than any other
company IN that district This COMPANY
Is drilling three wells on its own prop
erty.
Drilling and Starting wells.
In the old districts there is a lot of
test work under way and starting on
Sig run. Warrington district, Marion
county. the Manufacturers Light anu
Heat Comrany Is down 1000 feet az a
states Fork. the Hope aNtural Gas Co
has drilled a test on the J. L. Hays
collapsed casing. on Flat run. {. l.
Fleming & co. are ready TO start a test
on the NJ. J. Richardson farm On Long
Drain run. church district. Wetzel coun-
-. the Hope Natural Gas Company Is
drilling tests on the T. VI. Haskins ana
X. l.. Merringer farms. On Long Drain
run me fhlIadeipnia Company Is due I'm
the ffth sand at a test on the Thomas
Hinermsn farm.
ON Little Indian creek. the Union
tulity COMPANY has started to drill a
The same company is drilling tests on
the Alexander Eddy and Curtis Arnstt
farms. On lpunkaFu creek. B1ttelle dis
irict. the Philadelphia Company IL due
IN the sand on the J. l. Stiles farm
In Ten Nile district. Morris township
Greene county. WsynesburE parties are
drilling a test on the Vary Carroll
farm. located on Fish creek, SprinxhiiI
township. On the same stream, the Peo-
pies Gas Company IL drilling u test on
the l. &. Wood farm.
On Fallen Timber run. Grant district
WetSel county. the Parker ~ Edwards
OH Company will be due To get the sand
this week at test on the stephen snu-
man farm. On CoburnS Fork Ten Nile
district. Harrison county. the Cinch OIL
Company has started TO drill a test on
the W. J. Nuzum farm. On Turtle Tree
Fork in the same district. Chedi ster a.
Davis-on are due in the sand at a test
on the Mile Morris farm.
Southeastern Ohio.
On the Ohio side IN the deep sand ter
rtory In Jackson township. Perry coun-
~. the Rice OIL * Gas COMPANY has
drilled It's No 5 on the ID. A. Clark farm
through the Clinton sand and unless a
shot helps will have very light pump
er. No. ; on this farm is still holding
up a. 5J barrels day.
Three and oae-half miles north Of
Barnesville in section -. Klrkwood
township. Belmont county. the Octo OIL
company has drilled test on the y
Buchanan farm through the Berea grit
and has q dustcr. In Goshen township
unknown parties have completed a test
on the J. = Hunt farm and have a dus-
ter IN the Berea grit.
Producer in Washington County.
one and one-half miles east or the Nc
Murray pool IN Washington county. Pa.
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BEN WOOD
To Give Play.

The students OF the local high
school are making extensive prepare
tions for the play 10 be held IN the
auditorium OF the Central school
building on April /. The name 81 the
play has not as yet been decided
upon. but will likely be- one Of
Shakespeare works. and a splendid
program will also be arranged.
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