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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

0ofen. - l'rjhftaot 1T tiir8-
lid bos Nous fe8 3~1nomirtg Wocies
ietn3ti rieNercehr1~nt. eHTn Ge0er-
r0um Forh mon Eej rem IufrGus
mu7osorheita7 bic a1nalih perfn6tte
Qejche rer 9Sron gn 1cieier8f;a. 0ie
11rterfnhur1 f>t er-aten. oaf ma
cicirrnsfi, Scr noter som 8prhot1t reg
mocae8 perhoF4et r0r>e. fur3 nor osm
0rarhe ieire Tron nit 10000 Wlnrf
in cine QebensperT,5eruno einaetoufi
tct4o. mar Tteute qter felt. bob sr
nidt feline 5rou, IoHocrn an bersn
STEELE feline Gjeiiebte 5uul 8ertrauen5s
ar3t Der 9erIiderQagsQeIeu1A daft gez
ididt bate. I'm bic nDtigen Qtteite gu
erbalten.
9obeafoI3a. Dem anstht eines
4~nlieolers in W}iIdb6fen. Ter beir
G89en in &cimpfe p@erfiel. puroe pom
Der Ggge Der &oPf 8Iatt pom 3umpf
a6gei6nitten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Shmct3.

3urid. t6ier tprrbe Elm 8idbris
ger 9nabs i'm QiftFhcht oes &C.
iddftshduIes Ruootf moiis ON Qims
motauoi gu 5ooe georItt. Der be-
oouerrsrerte Gnabe. Sohn bes 3lsi=
herbdnolers Reidlner in RieosroorF,
noqte NIT Dem Gift in oas pierte
Stotrert ~aeIangen. @eim brittsr
Stndtpert osrist = mi. cinem sub
3lpjifeu Gift uro Sdadt uro lptree
81 Sooe otoriidt.
Stettin (Moyoarl. Gds breis
idhri1s qndbf'in ots 9diers .5unsis
Ter fieI IN einen 9sIeI heife- Gtotte
uno nrroe 70 Ifrsr perbriht. ooB ss
nab rreni1er Gtuuocr Itarb.
WeinfeIten. Ten 9dntons>
SpitaI miuftertiu1en r7urnen BON
tinem urotnanntsn Greneer 10000
sfranten fir Die Tnf6affun9 RON Gas
blum CUR 2y,bsbeidm piuna qsi6en,t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

nnsr in Ct. Sngbert in ben pohlpsrs
bienten 9ubeItanb setreten. Sn oieisr
loneen Spanne 3eit bat SEER &Iein
ni6t nur bier Generationen Der Sa=
Mile 8raemer treu geotent, fonoern er
Bot ouA Elm gut Slid Der Gntpidlung
uno bes QufI6nun9es beg Wertes aus
feinem beIdeioenen llmfanse gu ieiz
ner beutigen 0r0Be miterlebt.
q euftaot a, b. G. SIN 5auptz
gsbQuoe her 6rdnfiiden Gmaiuierz
uno Gtan3rerte BON @ebriiber Sill
mantel brad @roBfeuer aug. Die
8renns uno Srodsnrdunle ionie bic
Gontors uao 0aroera5s3immer tpurs
ben Elm @aub Der 6!ammen. Der
Sdooen II fetr CROP.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
@iirttemtera.

Stuttgort. Der Yatsnfhpinbs
Ter Slo1termonn ous Vcris. ein Oeutz
f6er. Der unter berTtieoeren 3Firmen
G8lidaif" unb anberen) heutife Or
timber idr0pfte, 1T in Gnqt1no per-
baftet norben. Die COMMUNICATION
puroen burh Die nmtIife QQtentIteuc
Der 90niaIiden 3%entr1nltelle fir g.
tperbe uno 6onbel in Stuttgart cuff
geoedt. 8loftermann burFte porsrIt
in England obgeurteiIt neroen, ebe er
nod 6rontreid, 0eutfd!onb uro ben
iibrigen 2dnbern, in benen or felt
Ginger 53eit ftedbriefIit9 perfoIqt lpirh,
ausgelieFert pirb. Der Sdninosl
gebt in Die Wiuionen.
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Cftpreuscn.

a6ni9sbero. Die Girma Sein.
rid Ntoget. 6utFafrif, beqing ibr
20idhrincs 8efteben. Nus tleinen Nm
fdnQen Eat IS Der iesice c5nhober pers
! iton6s1, bas GeTh3ft ~ einem Der an
! reIefen''en in oieftr 9van6e an Gri
III modem.
3Hferburo. Der SourunliIt
fe;nrih WfiiGer. eire 5etanrte 9srirns
@li1teit ~unFerer Gtaat. 1T roh ldnoe=
ran Ieiosn i'm 81. 2~e5ensjabre pl0b=
iif ~orftor9en. g. hit namsnttih
ols 8eriAterTtatter aus nsrn 8er;ttss
I93Ie un0 pom 3urf-l1B isit elmer lam
qerea 3e'5 E BON & aaren auA ausndrz
tee 9tatter beoient.
Gpbttubnen- I'm enlHqeliIder
g~e.leineefaol nurcg Pie qoIGene Sod
salt her StedIiesfds1 G6sleute gefaieet.
9F1rrer GerB G6ergizte rem Sueels
pa1r oas taiTerGae GnabengeI6ent
pcn - Mort.
Wdelninofeu& reis 6enoeftua.
Sin ianerer llnel3tsiaQ ~ereignete rs
auf oenl Neter9raao5tiid bes Gutss
beiBers 8einert aus QiA0alien. 4t8
bert nit einem acknowledgements
georofhen puroe, 7iitt Elm 3reiories
men herunter urto tr.F Die redte 6auo
oe5 Nrbeiteres Qyotn25. Die i4redtiA
3erflejIht ipurbe.
Qnnb8ber9. Ter GtaamoGere
meiBer W!ieBner oas IeutruQ. Der On
S6nevntut fit, b. ieinem 2sben Elm
Gnoe gena6t. inee@t er Fid nit einem
Raierm.Ner bic &ehje ourdfhnitt.
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GDntnicru.

GoEberg. gn QepoItiges Sra
berIelo crs Der borr3niiten GiFentul>
tur III i'm NuFtra1s Der Geis1idaft
fir pommer'he @eihihte uno WItere
tumstunbe fir bos @tettiner Muierm
in SoaQen, &reis Hs9eHpolce, pom-
mem, 1u8aegraten morben. 9os
8r5berfeI5 lit noh nift oon3 ou89es
beutet, big Jet m4soer bereits User
40 BranooruGenQya5er nu8 Der l3eit
pm 4G0 biS 100 D, CIR. freioelegt
Nur ms9iQe Gri6er e~tbie(ten llrnen.
o6er faf in ieoem frnoen Th 8rons
3sn, eiTerne uno 1l1ierne 8eiaobsn.
Ffitcln rno Gh'n terneeln. meTer.
SittIn. GneerInit5r uuo 0~ta8perlen.
IN ejren Grofe f7nN ran eiN MIDI
ti9e8, ejrI4neioioe3 ferre8 G6pert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

4ft=Qonosber9. Cine Nrz
sobl Br16er ous Der 5torrer3eit, he
rem Sitter onf 20C0 Biz 1000 Sabre 9ez
IdGBt niro. bat Or. GietebuId ouf
BEN 0utshofe pout8toF Qefunoen.
S6on frjiber tonnte Der TorIher
siniqc GrGher FreileQen, uno jebt 1T
IS i6m %qeIurden. obermols oreifig
0uf3uocden. Die GeIdmt3o6l Der qes
funoenen 0rdber bttrd9t bereits mebr
ols 6%unoert. Su pietcn 8rdbern be
fonben iih gut per5intte llrnen uno
GhmudqeQenItdnbe.
SreienpotbeoO .. Der 18idh
ri9e Notwithstanding 3neufel bat Ii6
in Der 4potbete 1eines Qehrherrn NIT
@eronoI berqiftet. Mun nimmt an,
ooB Qiebsstummer ben iunQen Monr
gu Der Got peruntaBt babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

Gtrou6inQ. g9eil ner 81 Sabre
cite perbeirottte 0ienItnann So9onn
8sd nid7t ouf cine oerinQe Wette elm
alma, lpurne er BON benz IS Sabre al
ten lebiQeu zimmerman @eorQ Weins
ihent nit einem idperen Stod ME
oerQeThloQen. Nadl fat 12tGqiger
9elpuftloIjQteit lit Bed Qe'torbtn.
8|onreuth b. ltnlpeit 6ajnbo6
erftluQ Der nerlpitipete Shon3en6ins
Der @riebmann ieinsn dIteren 8ru=
Ter, BEN Imeiisnbdnpler 8rieBmonn.
nit einem Bell. Der Woroer iplroe
alsboIo rertmftet. Bon bier beqnb
Iih cine @eridtstommifiion an BEN
5atort. ,leber oo8 Wotip CUR 1at
III nthts bet0unt.
gombere. Der IS Sabre
cite characterization Shmitt aus
2runItuot. Der III Der 9raueret Waq
rer in Ros'taot b~effGftigt mar, itiir3te
in cen SuoteTel uno erIitt oerdrtiQe
9erbriihurgen. oaB er balo oorduf
perihieo.
EoiQbetr1. Der in Der Witpe
9ansh1ffIhsn WirtihoFt Sum Sic
osIhof" in Cppau pon oem Saaner
,Satob Rammuii aus 9ierrheim nab
tug3em WcrtpehieI curh Me6srItihe
lhyper perIettt 0ropian.ihiffer Wals
ter'teio TT i'm st. GliIabtth 0oTpitaI
fTra~ntsntbal isinsn 9evleBunseu erles
len.
St.SnQbert. rad elmer Tienii-
3ejt pon te;robe So S1bren lift eth al
ter 9eteran Der arbeit, Der Weiitsr
Sohonn 9lein pom Giisuner, araes
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0rouins Sad)icu.

merfeturo. Die bunoerti06s
ri8e 3u9ehor felt Der Qropin3 Sud
len ~ 4rsaBan ioll ndt)ite5 So0r
ou@tr 6urt cine lonoi0jrtIdafilicAe
4u5lteuan9 1T 0dGe ourh eiae 9rofe
Ttjtr in W~}evisburq feitIid heoanQen
lpcyeer. Der 9eiuA oe5 aaiierpa0re3
}u oer feiey Ta6t in 4usiiht, Sn
Wlegieburl, mo fFrjeorid Wilhclm Ill,
Die Auaoe TIA GieQe5 BON Woterloo
e@greidlte. fell seit a0niq Elm 9entnol
trrla}ttt ipege6a.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Ceiterrcid,.%l luearu.

Wien. Der Snhnber Der TirmG
adrl Srant, 6ofi6neioer 3orl Mlortb
Sront, Bat CUR GrhouunQ elmer TSiltole
BEG Wilhelmss SpitalS fir fraute Sim
Der einen 9etrog BON orci Mifionen
&ronen Iofpie brei 8%auernqiiter geitifz
tet.
6ier lift Der 6ofIaoltomneroiez
ner So7ef Berger i'm so. Qehenslobre
ae1torben. Berger mar fsirer .3eit
Qeibjdger oss 9ronrrin3eu RuholF.
Gr NOR 9eTiber nes ii%Ibernen Ser
bienittreu3e5 nit Der arone unb berz
Shieoener anoerer Mus8eitnunqen.
Wefs /. Oef. 6ier nurbe elm
BETTER psrboftet, lei Dem man bei Der
Qeibespilit1tion 245 Marf, 119 &ro@
men uuo Elm SparfaTen6ud. ou3gez
itelt in &ulmbd6 ouF cine GtnloQe
pon 1910 Nfarf, pprfuno. Der reidlc
8ettIsr puroe n1s Der i'm Sabre 1867
in MurttIeltgaIt (Sfr.) geborene uno
bort bebeimatete gor. poellein feItgse
ftelt.
8p5en. Der t. t. !6ouptfdisBz
ftonb BON 8osen NOR burh Neubauten
in folhe finon3ielIe Not geraten, bob
bic @eriteigerung BON 3ropbden ous
Der 8e~rgongenbeit bes S6ieBitdnoes,
0entmiin5en II. +. ~. ou5gefdrieben
peroen muBte. Die @erIteiqerung
unterbtieb ober, neil aaiIer fran3
oSpieph fir BEN SdiebitQnh ben Be
trnq BON $4,000 &ronen getpibmet bat.
prog. Sn 8irfenberq bel pri>
brom er1hfug Der 8ergorbeiter Shere
ner in einem Wnfu1 BON Wdbniinn
feline 6rou uno Teinen 1~1id6ri9en
Gobn unn periibte bonn SeIbItmoro.
Gin 5peiter Sobn perlor Dor 9dred
Die Sprade.
Sin furft6areS @erbrehen puroe
in Wlfancic bei Rothz9oitefeb periibt.
Der oorttge 60idbriqe G6ulleiter
7ron8 globo lebte nit einem groben
Sell Der 0rtsbenobner in %itdnoiaem
3pi5t. 8labd hutte Dor fur3em 50
8erlonen pegen Gbrenbelsibigun9 ter
ttaQt. Der qr0bte Seil nuroe BON
8e3irtsQerihte Rothe GpIteleb pcrlrz
teilt. Geit bie'er .3eit tpuhs Der SAB
qe9en 9Iabd immer me6r, uno in oem
Srte beqann Elm mobres 9e6eltrciben
qegen BEN S6uueiter. Sebt nurDe
unter6ol6 bsS 5en1ters 8lohoS cine
8pnomitbombe gelegt. Die erplooierte
uno bo8 6ous 3erItorte. 8lohd erlitt
furhtbare 0erIebunqen. 8eiOe 0dnoe
nuroen ibm pom Qeibe qeriIien. ST
puroe in bos praQer Grontenhnus 9ez
braht. Cine itrenge llnterIuhung
nah ben Qttentdtern tpuroe ein9eleis
tet. bic jeoo6 bisber e%rgebnislo8 perz
lief.
grie1t #. Dem MehTeloqentsn Huge
oiero Ro0rigue3, ner heGte 0beno tet
Der 8reoitonItott fir 6onbet unb @e4
rerbe 48,100 Rronen tehoben bette,
tpuroe baIo nab oem @erlafer res
9ontinItitut8 Der oon3e 8etrI9 ou5
Der RodtaYhe QeTfobIen. pGne bob IS
ber GieihGoiQte hetner.t hattie. Gin
etlpo 30i6briQer W}onn mar, Gruns
fenheit ooer l1npnb.Tein heuheIn0. an
i'm anoeTtoben uno bonn pcridlpuns
ben. Der 0ieb tonnte mob niht
eruiert tperoen.
Gemberg. SIN Gteueramt in
3oppc3nnce murbe einqehroden uno
mebr ola 10000 Grontn 9~ernu6t.
Cbenfo fpurnen lei einem Girbruh Ing
Gteueromt in 0jmanoipo $4,000 9ros
men oeTtpbten. Sn beiben TGIen ic4It
bon BEN 2dtern bi5bsr jebe Gpur.
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cine Weiterfubrung beg untsrnshnlens
unmogli6 maht. Die ShlieBung
elmer neiteren Qn3abl BON sr0Beren
Ginos fpu beoorite6en.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
MANHATTAN.
PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

MRS. JOHN NICOL has returned
after a vacation spent at Butte and
Salt Lake City.
PERCIVAL NASH. secretary Of the
Chamber of Mines, Manhattan. came
in last night from the north.
EUGENE HOWELL is improving
so rapidly that he Is receiving his
friends and attending to moderate
amount of business at his home. He
will leave this afternoon for a COM
plete rest in Berkeley.
HAPPY JACK" BARRIER, who
was threatened with blood poison of
the left hand, and was brought from
lone last Thursday, is now out OF
danger and will leave the hospital
tomorrow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
May Help You II
Lungs Are Effected

Proper diet, fresh air and temperate
habits are beneficial to persons surfer
ing from Lung Trouble; but IN great
many instances reports show that the
addition of a medicine for TINS allec-
ton has materially helped in bring
ing about recovery For more tnan
fifteen years Eckman's Alternative,
medicine for Throat and Lung Trou-
bles, has accomplished good results
Read what it did in this case
Madison Lake, MINI.
Gentlemen: In December, l9OS,
March, 1909, and September. 1919, l
was taken with hemorrhages OF the
each time to my bed. My doctor ad-
vised ME to go west
I'm November | started for Den
yer, Colo. After my ARRIVAL 1 me,
Michael Brody, who, upon learning OF
my condition, urged me to take Eck
| began to feel better. | kept on tax
ing the medicine and improved fast
In March, 1910, | returned home.
think / am entirely we'll. have gooe
appetite ana sleep well. When lei
Denver my weight was lS9 pounds
now weigh 1876. my normal weight
thank God and your Alternative Tor M
health" 1,,,n,
| ((Affidavlt PAUL - rA'a4NfA'ii :
(Above abbreviated. more on re
/ quest) .o,,
IN ~ many years test to be most ef
| ficacious In cases of severe throat an
/ lung affections. bronchitis. bronchla
| asthma. stubborn colds and IN up
! building the system. Does not cohtal
| narcotics. poisons or MANUFACTURING
drugs. For sale by leading druggist
delphia. Pa. for booklet telling q
| recnyertes and additional evidence
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
FRE|GHT|NG TEAMS
OUT. OF BUSINESS
IN THE FOOTHILLS
AT AURORA
DELAYED BY THE HEAVY
SNOWFALL IN FOOTHILLS.

Alyey Miller reports rapid progress
on the long tunnel at Lucky Boy,
which has penetrated 2.400 feet and
ia advancing at the rate of 30 to 40
feet a week. 1t viii require another
year to reach the ledge for which the
tunnel is driving, but when this is
accomplished Luck Boy will renew
its former great production.
The northern country has suffered
from tremendous fall of snow.
which has caused a cessation of haul
ing between Hudson, on the Copper
Belt railroad, and the big mill being
erected by the Knight-Knox interests
at Aurora. The plant is all covered
in and millwrights and carpenters
are busy finishing the interior, but
there remains a large tonnage of ma
chinery to be delivered as soon as
the roads are passable for the motor
trucks and animal feighting outfits
For the present hauling is at {
standstill.
Bodie has had no mail for TIVE
weeks and seven or eight tons o
mail has accumulated for delivery a
Hawthorne as soon as vehicle trans
portation can be resumed. A larg
portion of this consists of parcel
post winter clothing and simila
commodities, which will reach tn
, buyers some time next spring.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

TONOPAH MINING COM
PANY-Location of principal place
of business, San Francisco. California
Location of works, Tonopah. Nye
County. Nevada.
meeting of the Board of Directors.
held on the 23d day of December
1913, an assessment (No. 81 of one ~
cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United States gold
coin. to the Secretary, at the office of
the Company. Room 265 Russ Building.
san Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 2Gth
day OF January, 1914, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is
made before. Will be sold on Tuesday
the 81 day of March. 1914. to pay the
delinquent assessment together with
the cost OF Advertising and expenses
of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES ID. OLNEY.
Secretary
Office, Room 265 Russ Building San
| Francisco, California. D27J26
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
RATES
REDUCED HALF
NEXT MONDAY
THEIR PROSPECTS NOT THE
BRIGHTEST Il LOW RATES ON
ALL INTERSTATE BUSINESS.
Thy Associated Preas.D
nnr arnn ~

Thy Associated PreAs.D
NEW YORK, Jan 27-On February
/ next the practically level reduction
of 16 per cent in existing interstate
express rates goes into effect for
two years, as prescribed by the In
terstate Commerce Commission. The
new rates, however, may not neces-
sarily remain in force for that length
OF time, the commission having init
mated that IT, after a reasonable
period it is shown the rates are I'M
reasonable. express companies or
shippers will have opportunity to
appeal
Whether or not an appeal is taken
by shippers or the express companies
before the two years expire, the
present system of stating rates will
be permanently supplanted by the
block system devised and adopted
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. 1t will not be possible to pu
back the old rates, according to ex
press company officials, or to rever
to the old basis or rate-making, ono
shippers have familiarized then
selves with the workings of the bloc
method of determining rates.
Simultaneous with advent of tn
r new rates, new rules regarding class
, fication of shipments, receipts and d.
livery of shipments and returned, u
delivered and &C. o. D. shipment
will go into effect. Express rate
which heretofore have been divide
into merchandise" and "gener
special" rates, will be known und
the new system as first" and "se
ond" class rates, first class GOVERN
Il all shipments of merchandise, al
g second all food products and me
IN beverages. Second class rates a
r made rs per cent of the first ella
n rates.
IS After February /, shippers will
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
LONG LIFE IS
ASSURED BY
THIS CLIMATE
MAN OF NINETY-oNE STILL
ACTIVE AND ALERT IN
BUSINESS.

To see a man 81 years of age walk
along the streets. erect and In agile
fashion, full of health and vigor is
impressive. 1t is a sound, effective
commentator of the restful, health
giving Nevada atmosphere. Just such
Nevada youngster, spanning 81
years OF age, was a sight on the
Winnemucca streets this morning.
The man who is this and carries
the burden OF 81 years upon MS
shoulders so vigorously is Pat ODon-
nell. This interesting figure has lived
In Nevada for some 60 years. He
came to the state after the civil war,
in which he was soldier in the
cause Of real freedom, helping to
strike the shackles from the colored
people.
During his residence he has led an
active life as miner, ranchman and
orator and sheep and cattle raiser
He still is occupied as a rancher and
cattleman.
This hale and hearty figure of g.
years Of age is, in nutshell, com
mendation for the healthy, long lif'
atmosphere of the Nevada mountains
For so years this man has not know
real sickness. This, in line with sue
old-time youngsters like Lew Dun
and Col. Tom Ewing. who, too, TO
more than so years have been empir
builders in Nevada, without a touc
of contagion or sickness and who thi
day with a youthful virility pursue
the task of mining and mine develop
ment.
Nevada is rich and fertile in MOI
ways than one and the greatest of a
Nevada blessings is its vigorou
healthful climate and assured Ion
evity of life for those who will n
abuse the natural law of letting We
enough alone. Silver State.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-27
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

N~NE>sM No. ..
FDMAHAMk MINING COMPANY CA
Corporation. - Principal Office and
Place OF Business ut the Mine OF
said Company, near Bellehellen. Nye
County State Of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
the Tomahawk Mining Company held
on the 1lth day OF December. 1913, an
assessment of one cent Gc) per share
was levied on the outstanding common
capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able at the office OF said company at
the mine OF said Tomahawk Mining
Company near the town Of Belle
helen, Nye County. State Of Nevada,
or at the branch office Of said com
pany. Offices 403-I Continental National
Bank Building, salt Lake city. Utah,
to the Secretary of said company. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 3lst day OF
January 1914. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment Is made before.
VIII be sold on the End day OF March.
1914. to pay delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale
g. u. DARMER, Secretary
Office OF mine OF said company. near
| the town OF Belleheilen, Nye County.
Nevada. branch office. 1894 Continen-
tai National Bank Building. salt Lake
City Utah. D2sJ3l
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NOTICE. TO PARTNERS.

William Pierce. your heirs, excel
tors and assigns.-You are hereby
notified that the undersigned have
expended during the years 1912 and
1918 the annual amount Of money,
in labor and improvements necessary
to comply with the annual assess
ment law upon the Dividend, Divi-
dend No. /. Dividend No. and Divi-
dend No. quartz mining claims sit
uate in the Glendale Mining District,
Nye County. Nevada. Said expendi-
lures were made for the purpose OF
holding possessory right and title TO
said mining claims under the provi-
sions OF Section 1924 OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. II
you fail to contribute your proportion
OF such expenditure as a co-owner In
and to the aforementioned mining
claims. your proportion being In the
sum OF ali aggregate sl7777 for the
said two years. your interest in said
claims will become the property OF
the undersigned. who have made the
expenditures and improvements as
pursuant 10 the pro
visions OF said statutes
CHARLES COURT.
GEORGE CLARK.
Date OF first publication. January s,
1914
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compelled to place their names on
packages unless they choose the al
tentative of preparing package Of
fered for shipment All packages
after above date win have to be for
warded by express companies over
the most direct route existing.
Other changes include prompt re-
mittance of all &c. o. D." receipts
to agent at origin of shipment, or to
shipper direct; prompt notification OF
both shipper and consignee in event
of loss or damage of goods in tran
sit; prompt notification Of shipper of
refusal Of consignee to accept ship
ment; immediate acknowledgement
of receipt of shippers claims, and
notification, in writing, of DISPOSE
ton of such claims within six months
The immediate prospects OF the
express companies, under expanded
parcel post and 16 per cent lewel
rates, are far from encouraging. Priol
to last year, the companies couit
generally rely upon normal In
crease in business over preceding
years of between 5 per cent and 1
percent; but this year, so far, operai
ing receipts are running behind be
tween per cent and s per cent, e'
cept in case of one large company.
The chief hope of the companies II
in new business 1t will be recalle
that the Interstate Commerce Con
mission, as well as other transports
ton experts, stated their belief Thu
a sufficient volume of new bushes
! would be developed under the low'
rates to offset loss due to rate r
= duction. So far, evidence OF SUI
o new business has been very scar
and traffic managers are now OF b
!, lief that an actual application of Il
new rates will have to be await
q before any new business is call
4. forth. The companies for the prese
q. have done about all they can in ecC
n. omy, so improvement of net reven
ts by further curtailment of expendituI
G is not likely to be noticeable.
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

The entertainment that was to have
been given by Mrs. M. A. Dillon at
the Miners Exchange hall, has been
postponed to the 4th of February,
when Mrs Dillon promises one Of the
best programs given in Tonopah. The
piano selections will be preceded by
description of each piece. Among
the choicest numbers will be Home
Sweet Home" and the Rustic OF
Spring Recitations will vary the
program.-adv. J27-66t
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RETURN FROM NEW ELooRADo.

o. o. Emmons, Harry Mcnamara,
Gene Bertram, Tom Burns, j. fl.
Hore and w. w. Booth returned
Saturday evening from a three
day trip to Goldyke, to be known
as Butler in the future. They
travelled through much snow, in
places a foot deep, but otherwise
met with no hardships
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER rHEATER.

This evening at the Butler we will
show a grand program, consisting
of four of the latest productions in
photo plays, Lubin drama, "A Mir
acle of Love-" a side-splitting com
edy by the Edison company, Morals
Boarders," and a two-reel Essenay
play, 1.-THE Brand of Evil an East
Indian dramatic attraction, featur-
ing Thomas Commerford and Ruth
Stanehouse. 1t is well acted and q
grand. stage setting. Thursday
Pathe's weekly. Saturday. a grand
two-reel comedy drama. "The Order
of Goodfellow."
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DOCTOR OPENS OFFICE.

DIR. Anna Barker, gradate Of both
homeopathic and alopathic schools,
has decided to locate in Tonopah and
has opened an office at $50 Florence
avenue. Mrs. Barker gives special
attention to diseases Of the eye and
ear and is naturally confident of
women and children. whose cases
will receive her special attention.