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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-21
Owes His Life to
This Lung Remedy

lingering cough or cold which
does not yield to ordinary treatment.
should be warning. Preventive
measures should be taken. at once. In
many cases, Eckman's Alternative has
brought about recovery. Isead this
li5 81. Johns Place. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Gentlemen In the year of sos l
was taken with a heavy cold and a
nasty short cough; consequently 1
failed in health l then went to the
Catskills, and seemd to get better, but
the cough still kept up, | stayed
there for one year, and then went to
a farm near Jersey city. a very sick
man About the time of nv return.
nay brother recommended Eckman's
Alternative very highly II Is now
nearly two years since ] first took IL
| am now well. and ! dare say that
would have been buried long ago IL u
had not been Tor Eckmans Alternative.
tAfiidaviu JOSEPH j TROESCn Err.
(Abbreviated)
Eekman's Alternative is most effica
eious In bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections and up
building the system. Contains no
harmful or habit forming drugs Ac
cept no substitutes. Sold by leading
druggists Write Eckman Laboratory.
Philadelphia. Pa. for booklet Of re-
COEerieg
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS

cred by one nation to another weaker
than itself.-Washington Post
Los Angeles reports the discovery
Of a junk trust To the scrap heap
with Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The l. W. W. Is comparatively
harmless when il confines its ener-
gies to speech-making st Louis
Globe-Democrat
The person who is annoyed by the
singing OF a robin redbreast should
consult a nerve specialist. Portland
Oregonian.
The failure OF Chicago's municipal
cutprice store goes to show once
more that 1t pays to ADVERTISE
Cleveland Leader
Turkish women have reyolted
against the Evolutionary restrictions
of dress. They want to get rid Of
the trousers. it seems. and wear
skirts as men do.-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
Brains OF Chicago men who de,
sert their wives are to be examined
and no attention is to be paid to the
pulchritude of the deserted wives.
These new methods set one to think
ing-Chlcago News.
A prosecuting attorney in Chicago
says ii is almost impossible in that
city to convict a woman of murder
if she is pretty. no matter what the
evidence is. A powerful argument in
favor of having women jurors-Kan
/ sas City Journal.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER TAEATER.
I~~e~~~~es~s~~-

At the Butler this evening a very
program will be shown.
as follows vitagraph comedy,
Fatty on the job" BY most I'M
expected accident Fatty becomes
a hero and saves his fathers chick
ems and makes himself a prime ia
Yorite On this same reel. Lumber
ing in Sweden" one of the greatest
industries of the world. A Selig
drama, king Babys Birthday" and
two-reel Kalem drama. THE Award
Of Justice. A minister has converted
a gangster. thereby winning the hat
red of the gang In fight the gang
ster is killed and on the testimony
Of the Rat the minister is sent uI
for twenty years; he escapes to the
hills and lives with a moonshinel
whom he converts The Rat" now
prosperous. runs across the minister
and wants to put him back in prison
The justice. however, AYERS he hai
never seen the minister before ant
refuses to prosecute him.
Tomorrow two-reel Vitagrapl
comedy. featuring Sidney Drew ii
Pickles. Art and Sauerkraut. ADV
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-21
PAsTiME THEATER

Tonight at the Pastime theater will
be seen one OF the worlds greatest
spectacular war dramas in five reels
entitled Victory, made with the aid
and permission OF the United States
navy and produced with a cast in
GLIDING several United States naval
officials.
In the naval battle scene an ex-
citing race is shown from a hydro
plane by air and land. A bomb is
dropped with deadly results and the
actual sinking at sea of one of the
enemy's ships is shown. There will
be only two shows this evening, the
first at Z p. m, the second at $50
1t is one of the first pictures of Iii
kind ever shown here.--Adv.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-21

a. Talbot chief justice of the State Supreme Court
fed with stationery from the printers Nye county officials
are not willing TO have anything but costly envelopes
letterheads
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-21
Application No. 2sso.
Notice Of Application for Permission
10 Appropriate the Public Waters
OF the state Of Nevada.

to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
l4th day of February, 1914. in ac-
cordanee with Section So. Chapter
$40, OF the statutes of 1913. Jas. S.
Coleman of Tonopah, and j. A. Brad
ford OF Ash Meadows. County of
Nye and State OF Nevada, made APP
plication TO the state engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters OF The State of
Nevada. Such appropriation Is to be
made from an understream known
as Devils Hole" at a point from
DEVILS Hole, situated in s. w. a
of S. Z. q Sec. SO. T. II. s. r. 81
r., NJ. d. b. & NJ, through a tunnel
driven from a point starting on the
5. w. u of N Il. u Of Sec l, T. Is.
s. r. 81 b.. direct to DEVILS Hole.
by means of a tunnel and IS and
S-lOths cubic feet per second is to
be conveyed to lands in Secs. Z, 8.
II, 10, 20 in T. Is, s. X. 81 East. and
Secs. IL and /. T. Is, S. r. so E.. NJ.
d. B. 4 NJ, by means of bitches,
and there used for irrigation pur-
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
Date of first publication, April II,
1914.
Date OF last publication, May 10
1914.
(Signed) W. NJ. KEARNEY.
| A2l-2SM5-l2-19 State Engineer
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COUNT YOUR TACKS
WHEN YOU BUY
ANOTHER BUNCH
PROF. DiNSMoRE INFORMS MAN
uFAcTURERs OF REQUIRE
MENTs OF STATE LAW.

Taeks. OF the thumb and hammer
variety. will henceforth come in pack
ages upon which a label viii an
nounce the number of the contents
or the net weight. says the Reno Ga
zette This is in accordance with
the weights and measures law of the
state and also the federal law. which
calls for the labelling of the number
of the contents or the net weight.
The law likewise applies to cigar
cite papers and for some time these
books have been labeled with the
number OF leaves contained therein.
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All THE BIG CASINO

Two reels of Independent motion pic
lures which have never been shown
here before will be produced at $3.50
p. m. and 1890 p. IN. Entire change
Of program every evening. JStf
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Anyhow. Secretary Daniels has
made the sea dogs growl.-Detroit
Free Press.
An ultimatum is a message deliv-
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ON THE BRINK OF WAR.

rashly INTO
war business in spite who would like 10 the
country involved nang the outlay OF hundreds
of millions by of 337 81 expressed its willing
ness to shoot mp just vndeang the honor
of the flag the flag be indicated certain
that the country would back the president unit any
compelled order Nevertheless
the fact resolution for another twenty
the suspicion that there something else to be
than the bald proposition march into the territory OF
property without sufficient Justification
the country has patiently all the eonumely insult
heaped for the without entering
feeble protest begins look though the detention Of
marines Tampeo not such ohese after all
Especially the that apology offered within
the demand from Admiral Mayo suggested that
continuance better than yao and that real headway be
made by going slowly at first
The action of the indicates that body convinced Of
the justice of making weaker nation has not been
yered the European policy of intimidation and eonsaon To
the ay though the mining oil and other predatory
using Uncle Sam pull their ehestnu of the fire
United win bills pay while the
the profits If the flag has been nud vind
national honor will be popular movement but should it be
disclosed that the chief executive OF the United States has simply
been blended by lot of INSCRIPTIONS wirepners the administration
will but half hearted support
Behind Intrta part probably lies his rea
hopelessness
yelled threat that brought bear by the United
compel him Withdraw city Mexico
render the office which nsurped
the warning factions of Mexico the enemy This
be what he trying bring If Huera
cded escape the
antagonists by drawing country foreign war must
the consequences they giving
10 his enemies and their formal recognition by the of
tle United States.
Some radical change has evidently taken
the federal newspapers public
yet been informed As far making hostile demonstration
against weak position like Tampco concerned
need for rushing baleshps war
landing force OF 10000 the The American vessels
on the Mexican coast sufficiently powerful handle the
tion as far as Tampco is concerned
G. F. Talbot chief justice of the Supreme Court
fed with stationery from the home printers Nye county
are not willing TO have anything but costly envelopes
leterheads
Bryan has been offered the Guardianship
Foundation which his liking salary
$o year than in his present after having
the Mexican situation.
While time the regional banks will
of that kind
So far only antepenumaums have
MEXICO
he Badger American navy
Villa the Bosom of expatraon the Spaniard
Uncle Sam refuses a simultaneous salute
When will the requiem Panama tolls be sungY
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PERSONAL
COminss and Coines Of Local
People and OEhess-

ATTORNEY WILLIAM F&S1&AN
sas ; sssHse1Eer YESTERDAY zsgraAzg
for zswaa
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ttis uaoru AZ Tor Go55az A-rsE.
where they are Fsresv-f1g nErey9sl
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ger and fresgh- zEezt q ~ S.guzszrz
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aae@ teF the 1@neh iM tMe Gasss9ss&
clst-1er. cane over last Right fsuw
GOl11elo Id elnneerton with tae en1-
test groeee6frzE
Mr. AND MRS r. = HUNT mO-
foF4d ever froz1 GoioszIz vest erday
Afternoon and di1ed 81 the Mizpah
rsturui1g home By moonlight They
LAT "a k4NA4e Ny. an Ms. AAlNE~E-
IL g. WILLIAMS and Bert smith.
~ she Palace Hardware company. OF
GoidfslE. uio-orsd 10 Sunday morn
ing FROM smoky Valley. where they
Eere making locations IN the new ar
teEizn belt
CLIFF LORING. Of the Belmont
clerical force. arrived this morning
accompanied by Mrs W j. Treyar.
than after an absence Of four weeks
Mrs. Loring remains al Sacramento
for a few weeks longer.
Mr. AND MRS J. z PECK. with
their child, returned yesterday from
Santa Cruz. where father and child
were recuperating after a long siege
Of illness Mr. Peck resumed his old
desk al the Tonopah & GoldhelC
railroad
ED. MALLEY arrived this mornins
from a short campaign tour of tbs
northern counties. taking in Washoe
Douglass and Storey He will leave
tomorrow morning If possible fol
Virginia City to open the campaign
with Emmett Boyle.
w. NJ. JOHNSON. the pioneer car
penter Of Tonopah. returned this
morning after an absence Of four
months in his old home in Illinois
He says mis- eyes have not improved
in spite of the attention OF some OF
the best oculists in the east
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Stocks

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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER TAEETER

TOniEat a. the BuZler Ibezter t1=-z
Sill - one q the bsst fvereel pro
grams which has b==l seen 81 has
popular place a a-EssueuE fog sa11e
time Il consists q q Kzss- western
drama @Defying the Chief AZ Is
ssuaT comedy b. George Ade. Ar1er-
ez's foremost hHUorist s1titEs44 ~
Fable o. the Two Mandolin Players
and the willing Performer" vita
graph comedy, Romantic Josie.
With Josie Sadlsr and Belly irtsh
whlch Is one Of tire best yet ard
Psth= Weekly. with current events
C interest from al gEer t1H world
Tomorrow the tenth epis1as q Ihe
great Mlliou Dollar Nysgerg S2ang-
Esied ADV
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THE WORLDS SERIES
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1i-riiistii4 yer sask sr-IEs ZLE
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teams ut ease nave gone sgairs'
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A ara me s1ha1asss shsEtns
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28
REVENUE CUTTER CREW
RESCUED IN ARCTIC
TE-ouA sEPoHTEo COMPLETE
LOSS On Beef ~ AC7T-
EHN SEAS

rs Asss-sEafed Frr~--f
SEATTLE sept fli1F-r E-l
af1ears and Lzz c. ths rrr=-ae tai-
ter Ts1eua wrecked On resi D.
tween Eskz and Agatha -s-za1-
have been rascae1 By the stszznsaii
Cor6pgz 4 w-re.ass says ne la-
Bona SIN total l1ss- Rebel
steamers are cruising y AAzsS2-
watsrs - ssar1s for about twenty
a-hsr men be are believed g hare
raacaH1 AZ sand zs1r The wrecE.
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NOTICE or DIVIDEND

Ala meeting a. me Beard y u
recrors q TIE Ta1oazL Mlu.1E Coz
zzny Uf Nevalz Rid -hs Gar 3 reg
Mlar r1arrersv 6FtaeE1 81 EW@zTg -flTa
per oe1z Ess declared payable Oetu-
Der 9ist 1914 -1 sGu- E1ol1srs 90 re
ord a. secs ociock , m September
h and open 81 l8 D.CocE a. "a
October SIN
signed q A HIGBEE Secretary
P1Ea5 spz Penn September -sth.
1874 S2ss.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

-MATGEl-A ToNOPAH MINING con-
FANT
Location - Principal Place " B4sl-
mesa SAB Francisco. California LocE
al 4 Narss. TaHofsAh. AYE County.
Nevada
AQtlcr--Iterr are dellnuent upon
tae following describe Etpck Ga 4c-
cp4nt % Assessment No. 4 levied or
ne list day q Jaly. 1915. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF
ne respective shareholders. a. fol-
1ws
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28
TososAH-wAsHATTAs AUTO CO.

Carrying United States UaH and
express makes daily trips from To1o
psh 10 Manhattan and R0z13 Moan
tain Cars leave TOn0l4h daily o.
arrival u mai AID leave Manhattan
a 159 p n
". c HARDING. Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28
TROOPS REMAIN IN
CHARGE AT VERA CRUZ


tBy International News Sertt~e.l
WASHINGTON. Sept % = No
move will be made 20 take the
troops out OF Vera Cruz for al least
a week" stated Secretary Garrison
The exact date will be decided at
tOmorrow's cabinet meeting
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-Duala. the
seat Of government OF the German
colony OF Kamarnn. Africa, has sur.
rendered to the British
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28

s-pass Ts0uss zz.o leaves z fru1t
81 EzE L5G1or co. for NORTH Tu1ua.al
strike daily q rat and p M
Roznd trip 81 s-l-J-o
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ana n accordance with law and an
o. ne Board OF Directors made
..Ahy shares OF each parcel OF such
~ may be necessary win be SOLD
y blplse auction at the once OF the
sAn Francisco, California; on Thurs
ny TIE tth day OF October. 1914. A.
S - hour Of o'clock p. m. OF SAID
g pay said delinquent assess.
AdveEsisiag and expenses Of the sale
CHARLES ID. oI-NEY.
Secretary.
ne hosm fe8, Rnsa Building eAn
Etsaeaaea cAlffaraiA Es-a1-b
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BASE BALL

sAcsFac oo4sT LEaeUE
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-28

Saturdays Games.
First game r r E
New York o
Detroit L ]
Batteries Heating and sweeney.
Dauss and Stanage
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MISCELLANEOUS
scszz1 MGsuE-z11
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gsnAE-tEz Goa ~ ~
W'tfte Gags M E
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries - Lear. Gonzales and
ilockson; Alexander and KHlifer
Arizona republican., 1914-06-03
SOME JANE" TAXES HER
 LAST RIDE IN FRANKLIN
Not the Last Ride in ANY Franklin But Her Farewell Tour About
 the Salt River Valley

After dril ing eVerybodys ear. get ting her name and her picture in the paper at frequent and startling in torvals. Jane O'Roark. the star of recent croWning at the Columbia. de- parted yesterday for Los Angeles. after having made one grand last sightseeing trip about the valley. Her wagon" for this last ride was one of George Hageman's new Franklins with tie redoubtable racer. George himself at the wheel. Of course Miss ORoark did part of the driv iag. just $" she might say that she liked the way the air-cooled. springy car handled
 Tt made q dozen hits and one big home run with me" explained the dashing Jane after her ride. II have ridden with them all, and have been the plOt-good race Word-myself, on one or two. and l just like 'em all
 T am keen for Phoenix. I have bean treated charmingly here You Gon't know how much it is to an actress to be photographed and writ ten up. I'll always remember Phoe- nix. and I'm coming back. some day. The only thing I regret is I haven't had chance to see the Roosevelt dam In spite of my hurry and rush through life. l have time to appre- c.ate fine scenery. and l understand there is plenty of it on that road
 The Jane OROark -Broderick o Far rell Co. opens at the Hippodrome in Los Angeles Monday. The Co" is c. Lester Paul.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-03
CUBS AND ATHLETICS
 ID PLAY EXHIBITION

Considerable attention and com ment is already being attached to the unusual exhibition game to be staged at Swayne Field, Toledo, hy the Chicago Cubs and the Worlds champion Philadelphia Athletics on the afternoon of June 23rd, for the pleasure of the eight thousand em- ploves of the Willys- Overland auto mobile industries The unique and unprecedented feature of the event lies in the fact that it is the first time on record that any automobile manufacturer will entertain the em- ployes with q battle between two such prominent representatives of the major leagues during the champion ship season. However, arrangements have been completed and on the af- ternoon appointed Connie Mack's fla against it's former worlds series rival
 The idea of bringing together these noted opponents of the na- tional game was conceived by the Willys- Overland Co. which in this way gives evidence Of it's adherence to the policy of treating it's Workmen to the best entertainment available. This outing feature is an annual event although attempted this year on a much more ambitious scale than heretofore.
 T want to call your attention to one thing" explained Connie Mack. during negotiations T cannot guar antee d regular lineup on account of possible illness or accident, but il shall he my desire and wish to place the strongest team that will be possi- ble in the field on June 23rd.'
 The mana cement of the Cubs has also given the assurance that insofar as possible the regular lineup will represent the National League. from which it is certain that the game will be of major calibre in every par ticular.
 10, ,000 employees ard friends will wit ness the encounter as guests of the Overland company
 The selection of umpires for the contest has not been announced, al though it is intimated that two of the more prominent arbitrators in the country will govein the decisions
Arizona republican., 1914-06-03
BOND ISSUE ID
 BE DISCUSSED
Call for Meeting of Arizona Good Roads Association at Prescott Contains Hint of the Highly Important Work to Be Done

On July 3. 1914, at Prescott, the Aiizona Good Roads association will hold an important session, delegates coming from all parts of the state |" the Frontier day celebration, being present The call as issued by Secre- tary M A. Fraser reads in part as follows
 We would respectfully advise that a meeting Of the Arizona Good Roads association. Arizona Division Nation al Highways association, is called for Friday evening, July ,, 1914, F. NJ, at the courthouse, Prescott.
 This meetings will be of the ut most importance It was the concen- sus of opinion of all delegates present at our meeting at the Board Of Trade. Phoenix. April IS. that serious considera ton must he given at once to the subject of state bond issue. in an amount sufficient to construct a state system of highways in Ari- zona. This is the primary reason for the calling of the meeting at Prescott, July ,.
 The National Highways associa- ton will furnish a speaker of inter national reputation and delegates from California and New Mexico will i be present to offer cooperation in our discussions.
 ''The Frontier Days committee has i provided, at an expense of Si5,O0o. ! four days of western sports, automo- bile races and other attractions. and | Prescott at the time of our meeting will be the fiesta city of Arizona. Adequate accommodations will be secured for delegates. It is our
 hope you will advise us as soon as
 possible that you will attend. Pleas note attached synopsis of our pro-
 posed program.
 .The call is issued to boards of
 supervisors county Toad superinten- | dents. directors of the Arizona Good
 Roads association. incorporated cities ! ard towns in Arizona and civic
 bodies, three delegates each: Good Roads association. including east and west highways associations and auto clubs, three delegates each.'
Arizona republican., 1914-06-03
FOUR RACING CIRCUITS END
 AT THE FAIR
The Class of All United States Now Available for Fall Meeting on Arizona State Fair Track - Some Track Dope
By SCOOP,

Phoenix fair racing is the last end of four great racing circuits Whittled out to a sharp point. Few of the fol- lowers of the casual trots and paces they have in these parts each autumn realize the class that is displayed on the Arizona state fair track They do not know that the Phoenix meeting ends the season ofthe Great Western, California circuit, Santa Fe circuit tho Grand circuit Among the four there are gee-gees enough to make fine racing on the Phoenix fair track, for they cover practically all the Unit ed States. The seasons start as fol- lows:
 Great Western. July 20 at Cleveland to November 10 at Phoenix: California. July g at Salinas to Nov IA al Phoe nix. santa Fe, August 10 to Nov. IA at Phoenix; Grand Circuit, July 20 at Cleveland to November II at Phoenix.
 No Record After Entry
 By recent fuilnS or the race au- thorities of the state fair associa ton. the thoroughbreds may be entered at any time. and no record set after entry for the fall races will stand against the horse in the coming meet here. This means that Il colt may be signed up now and may make a low mark be- tween now and fall. but that this will not act as bar for entry in any class or event at the fair.