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CUT PRICES on FIXED

" u il eEuas and pajast for ih.
standard oiI Company TO Gu, Its
bsis.s on oil IN = special i"caiitf spE
the Isiri.s-s4s OF driving ou, .asapvi.'
'iea In sas, locality. shy is IT not
ssuas saa naJuss fss ih. tsanafaCs,
usor af .pus- other sosuusa-i!'y 10 IA
The .anss
~ IL Ia = criminal ar-u.~ fos .
COMMON carrier {. offer sl-.iai 80.
bates I. large shippers. -hs .aeui,
no. IA. sane rule apply 90 ,hsss ~ho
has- other things TO scii beside.
Transportation
IL IL NO; = had tsias Ia have the
natl order catalogues o'f-TiHs crr-
tain widely advertised merchandise
al I-ss than .cs' a. leaders" for u.
deliberate pur so.r o' making people
believe that the home .,or- is Sc,
ting .sorhitan, ptoti's aud ''robbinE :
the Pubit."-
In this discussion IL sEic. ma,E.
i'asarc. IL should he fully under.
stood that price mainscnanc. does
no, ncccsssrils involve monopoly
Some finn. which advocate price
maintenance may rcAog; to monoro.
i's'ic methods. aud tac.c method. /.
should not under any coalition. be
tolerated Let ,h. auee Ion o. price
maintenance stand ~ It's. own bot.
tom. without confusion with other
issue. .-- Anderson Pace. Editor Of
the Helps for Home Store. " in Tic
Merchants Journal.
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CASTILLO II cUS7ODY
on WAY TO FL HAS0

IIschiis. y. ~. r.s. Mas,u,u
Castillo. the Mexican basdit. and
those taken With hia,. ~iii s- placed
10 . separate cussh ssd tsk-a To ~.
i'sso by the ssia Which arrives
th~sv at ::sn o'clock this sf,-saooa.
II vas plAaacd n nrsl to hoard q
lorai trails which would s.ssh s,ere
this norsins. hut II wss deemed wis.
ar not TO rist the aishs run on ac.
count of the aum.soas local .,ops
There were sumon that an attempt
might lie made by cssiitio's friends
TO hold up the train. but these ~cr.
not taken ecrtunsiy.
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Fese.aes Ia aavsaasa

wes,phai.a. ia Psussia. 10 the hens
Of III" ssasAse. There. u 10 said. =
trader ~iii name no fewer than 100 dif.
tcseas kinds Of sausage. A sausase sx.
hibition was held Seceaiiy In Germany.
., which i.Ooe varieties Of sassasss
we're shown.
In this connection tho story is told
o: . young Prussian who. though he
had received IN expensive training a.
. chemist. shut himself up In his lab.
oss'ory. and instead Of dcvisine = ncv
dye. safety match. motor engine. ~.
plosive. asrpplass or photographic
ieas. took pork. veal. olives. pepper.
fcuaei. old wine cheese. apples. Gin.
namon aud hefrinss roc and from
them evolved . wonderful and totally
original "wurst." the bca, of IL. kind.
lie has amassed = considerable for.
tune from Its sale.
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THE NAN WHO WOULDN'T lAuoz

\ striking satsst:..H.st' ,Es.
s1-- she stesss. oae better. i. 's.
zHaauus.asn; us-s, By The Girl is
thu TasI I, r-ad.' E.sssatsvsi So
grow laughs ~Esss ,hs5 ast-s ss.~
before This ls an actual hspPeh.
ms uhilv ,k- shau vas runnisE IN
Paris. a rsf;sis political saaa o. ,h.
EsT fzEsV. skp sisaIs appeared
siiA ehrohie srps,s. .as iasi;ss
To $50 ,his cpnsdys lie replied TIA,
rssz-siy as laughter sii aos appeal 10
hitns After hard .oAStsx he sxr~.J
Go =;isad sa- ,hra,F. tAa; .rra.nf
lie szs pasi!y shfuash the .IFs, act
sso;lunirszi a, 'h. sad sf IL D..
shossi signs Of = ssnli. The second
srt hfuasht isazh. then sasss moro
sui 81 the cad pgr ffissa ga.
srrvssaisE as hsfi as anyone in the
agiiraee. There we're several cur.
'ais calls sHa wlsn he returned 90
normal, bis fits, remark uas. ny
c-nrEv. have b--a asleep all Of IN,
lif-=-i have jus; walked a., I siil
DC her. again tomorrow sish,. -
THIS excellent comedy will be of.
i"red With .-orzic faikn-r aud the
ssinc New York cas-; at the West
Thrs'.r neat sunday. matinee and
night. 4 number ol catchy mu.,.sl
hli. aT- introduced whistiins
Kind. Putting i' all together The
Girl In tho TaNi'' is about as GOOD.
" no, better than the beet of the
seasons offerings. Seats now selling
fast
The man rhoe aiis :or his revolver
never shoots anybody. ....s....- .....
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IAYs TO SNOW APPRECIATION
Nssssts q Experiments Msss In
0ses4- A1iaaee Way Nave Seen
Aoso Yhsr 6SssisyieO.

~ rsi1s thai most osa Of What
ssse sasitao tAhs ih sheis uorf can BE-
sfihas1 by aAtins each worker feel
eAss ~ v a. soeleEes sagiaess in his
oua sDAsss- u he is made 10 under
ssssa shss sAs esobsss ot sGeissey u
~ . natter q sbsisass esiealssier
80 lengthy red ,spe. G1' . simple
Dsneaas a 0blsiBins the greatest ~
ssiss with The iss., e6ors. he is boisd
to - Interested II iks sIpers poses.
sos - . aissaioF. Di, raihes ss .
sssehss-snd proves his ability for ihs
sois-,AS nss. biHe ,insss out OF Tea.
siii rssssel-
Asoshes fesssse Of this ss,,ossthss
,sps al peocssaias tina, is important
IL The siviag Of eE-di, Tor good ideas
10 the osieSossos recall . case in
psisl. ~hsrs Ihs p.osies, hsppss<d 10
- shs 1ssisnins o, = simple sys'sm o.
esras To eovsr . complicated sssi~s oi
sosDlaes- 4 .hise,ns clerk. whose
issssess hal bssa aroused. offered .
sassessioa shies resulted in cutting
4ous shs nsohss Of cards To be- made
ese fns oee department ssoshisas- u
sss Customary 20 psiss in email lei
ssss 90 all The forms ~firsifnsd b.
lAs ~ v. Ca" On these particular
essAs sss nan ia charge Of The sofk
subssiiuse4 -brsi<ned By \, y, *
tbs isisisis OF sks shippisx clerk. The
ississ sssssiy pissss~ By shss ssi
tsses ~ sopsesis,Loa. ~ eses ST Ia
sosk ssoisias ether !eesA. asAsy oi
whleh we're sslsd aha veil sosih
sasSsias. Naturally. The iaeiasa' b.
esse soissa stoa, in the shop and
s~Tyel TO soesisss The n.<n OF the
bensa 0iade1 s';iiads OF the espsst. -
Eaesssss1ag Ma ssyine.
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ArAR FROM HONE.

Mahoncy. Of the bureau Of forcs
try. who va. recently out West. wa.
bit sorc on the section to whict
he was assigned. and one day Will,
out with Sicily. a fellow workman
inquired the name OF the bird that
was making such u din nearby.
That" said Sicily with a grin
lis the bird Of paradise.
We'll. said Mahoney. "all
have to say is. he's u hell Of ways
from home,''
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Versatile pa vlnel.

When Leonardo Da vinci was not
painting Mona Lisa or modelling great
equestrian statues or inventins can
hsn. catapults, flutes. mechanical
lions, patent pumps or scaling ladders
he would amuse himself BY little ex.
cursions into anatomy. astronomy
physics, chemistry. philosophy. dietet.
les. the philosophy Of dress or city
planning.
II all these activities are not enough.
Da vinci was alSo m author Of treat.
isss ON painting and other subjects.
and sven on many an ocasion extern.
Doetssd verses. --..- .----.------l
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sTEvENsoH's WIDOW DEAD

santa barbara. Cal. f-b, 10
Mr. Robert Lnais s'svsasea. rsao-
Ut ,E. fani.a. ssssiis, and writer
si-.i OF spopi-sy a, hsf aosas IN
Moatisriio YESTERDAY.
Mrs Stevenson Sas strirksa late
yesterday sai did ns, r.sain sua-
seioasnsss
LORD ts.l-ofa-. h-E son. kss staff
cd from >.s York .sr santa 10 e.
hssa. sni Mrs Isabel ssssa.. her
aAa<h'sr. sas bs~s ne'i'isd at iisa.,
iuiu
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TRAINING As POWER EXPERT
osAlsss Thss Ia A~asseA kSs sss
0ss~ Owen 'ns Asssasssa Thss
% osSssvsa

eouse 70 eos as The ssselsss fsesoss
u 0odsss.dsY .osk Ths thossAad
as1 oee bssa<hs. ot 10 oGss sdniss bic
asids tor soaaHssts by sisss ssS
bs,ias. In the Geld Of po~ss . le~'
eosessas have assisss, assa 10 oesasa
sc~sssoasi ssaiaias. Sfon she boiler
teo0 hare sisea mes ty socesssise
saasss to Dosi'ioas ot ssase fesenasi'
Alisy. u a issss Of t'p~se sexises
II shio bea0eA Of soeAtioaAl sFsisiss
10 ,he tsitsd sAiss 10 eomanss,sd
vDoa - foajovs;
~'iNo~sf 10 . factor IL Ill The in
ppssses sRaiss as ,s,o4esa iit-s' ssys .
sSs,sr and shihxes. aaA sseesDasii,
shs sssisses. ~ko oskes ,hs. power.
= also Q f0esoe 10 that the pkots Dsss
pass is 90 sass~.y 10 'nsks he 1hseis
90 'sosna.' bss 10 iusu lhsm q . Dsu<.
IL. fusshssaoss eisessscssy. ths sgssn
Snst4Ae al sAs vaissvhssl havv
mAAo sAs eeeaaess's soessSoo svso
osss Aa0esss. 1aDes1sss . eserss Of
opesssias sim lhai is ~sitaisA iss'
enesiais 10 aeqsise 10 sone cases uish.
osi sescisl ,sin,ss
We are told shs; Of an the great
sastoes. oufS 10 the ssoss dsaeieas Ia
voeasioesi development. 0sroAsY for
~ yesss sxe ss~ Its need ssa net 10.
4asisnd. Scotland. rssaep. Austria.
Svilsesssad. Norway. SssSea and
psanssk are an paying heed 10 II. n
90 souid suce~ssfsiiy compete 10 oar
ova chosen asiA viii she isses iami.
ssaitoa Seafiy eomiaR 10 our sAosvs
20 0Uss hna The peans 10 equally
eAscals oss own people 10 ihssr voea'
Slooo.-
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Nor. rr.e..ss. .. n. Grow. Older.

Moro rrsetsot0 % He oroSe Older.
II hnd myself mellerin' up as the
years pass by" confessed Hod Dur
nisl formerly I would 90 into a
frenzy over 'nost any unimportant
thing. hut when the Mona Lisa was
stolen I didn't care Jam. and now
that II has been recovered I still
don't care a jam. II used to he that
when anything occurred that didn't
approve Of I forthwith swept = place
and had . furious nt: but nowadays
L has TO be something Of consequence
and soiue Of my business before I
reud my raituent and throw dust In
he. air. Withost doubt old age In
Creeping on me- apace. ~ the feller
said."-Kansas City Star.
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NOTICE

Tho vsrmsio FaHrh having s-sa
made a game ana fish preserve uhds'
the ia~s Of the State u. N-- Mexico.
ard ss IL i. desirable To preserve ass.
Increase the game and sish thereon.
aosise ID hereby xissn Iha; hn p~f.
miss Tor shooting OF sishins sili u
issaed fos .s. n-s, thee years
wiiiism u. bartlett. n
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RAILROAD CHARGED 'AN
WITH TRADE RESTRAINT

Washington. u. c. Feb. 10
Charges that the Chicago and Duluth
board Of trade and the Minneapolis
chamber of commerce compose u com.
hination In restraint OF trade in
grain dealings atii are responsible
for high prices. were filed in the
house today by Representative Man.
ahan. Republican Of Minnesota. with
resolution for congressional inves-
tisation. ,.r
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

a se.ld. burn. or severe GU; heals
slowly II neglected. TIL. family ,ha,
keeps a bottle Of BNLLARD's SNOW
iiNiMENT ON hand Is always pro
pared for such accidents. Price :sc.
SOC. and 800 aor bottle. Sold by
the Hausman Drug Co.
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The man who wants to tell "a iis
seldom permits a little thing IKE hi,
oath to interfere.
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- I. III
Excursions

Mobile and Eeturn .. $500
Jacksonville. Fia.. and rstn 81. 80
Tallahassee f1a-. aGd return a.. 10
Augusta. Ca. sAd fs'afh,. G0.s0
savannah. Ga. aa retufn, as. %
rhomasVilie. Ga. And ss's 31.&O
Mes oFlean. la. snd rs's 81. 90
M-F!sisn. Miss. ana f.tafs q, 80
DsmiEE. y, 81. sni feturs II. 30
~ Paso. Tea. and return, II. 90
Aissn. q. r, and f~ssFn, 81. .35
charles,oa. =. g. and s~sA q. IS
cOiamsis. i e. and f.,afs q. II
Austin Teas. and setusn, Sl.A
iieautsees. r.s-. and return n. -
brownsville. Tea, ahi srts "a. 80
corpus chsi>,i. Tex. & f.t 20. %
Dallas. Ter. ani fetufn,. H.0O
~, Worth. Tex. and fesasa a. 90
Tickets oa sale daily uetii Atsii
20. 1874.
!iEa. i-iAi,. jaas !. isis.
ipr further Particulars. ss,! aA OF
address th. uHivfsisaed
r ". H0Yr. Of c. D. LITTLE
Ases,. Ticket ASsat.
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chronicle-Nsws SOC . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

The man rhoc aiis for his revolver
never shoots anybody ....l-a5.s ,-.a...
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
Tissue of Falsehoods Sent
Out Against the Public Schools

To Tonopah Daily Bonanza:
The Socialstic candidates have
seen fit to scatter broadcast over
Tonopah circular soliciting votes
for themselves for school trustees "a
circular so misleading and filed with
false statements that il is necessary
TO meet same with this circular to
the end that such Statements though
made for political effect, should not
go unanswered.
The Socalistic candidates charge
that public school funds have been
expended in an incompetent, UNI
necessarily wasteful manner Every
citizen but bigoted fanatical So
cialist knows that this is a false
and malicious statement and made
without any regard for truth or a
knowledge of the facts. Seldom has
any town been served by school trus-
tees of such excellent business abil-
ity and unflnching honesty. At great
sacrifice of their time from their
business pursuits they have assidu-
ously and faithfully attended to their
duties as trustees and the school
district has not lost cent through
mismanagement or incompetency.
They can assuredly point to the rec
ord of their service. to the beautiful
high school building, to their bust
ness regulations, as complete an
swer to a malicious charge as the
Socialistic circular has spread all
over Tonopah. Such a malicious
statement ought of itself alone to de-
feat the Socialistic candidates, for
when they accuse reputable citizens
with mismanagement of public funds
without a scintilla of truth, such can
didates are not worthy off the sup
port of intelligent and law abiding
citizens.
Now this is on a par with all un.
true and malicious statements made
for political purposes. If these so
cialistic women and this man are
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
r oNoPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING

IT ONOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY
Location Of Principal Place Of Busi-
ness San Francisco, California 1oca-
tion Of works Ionopah. Nye County.
Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on az
count of Assessment tNo. 3 levied on
the 18th day OF February 1914. the
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31

capable of eliminating on business
lines waste and extravaganza through
efficiency and economy, They didn't
have to reckon with a political party
elamorous for all sorts of Utopian
and impracticable theories, and hun
CRY for office. If the Socialist can
didates are elected the board of edu-
cation will be besieged by non
working Socialists for jobs -four men
will be appointed to do the work of
one; ignorant and incompetent teach
ers will be appointed to teach our
children. The school department will
be turned into a political job seek
ing manufactory, the school district
laden with an enormous debt. and
the welfare of the teachers and chill
dren become a secondary considera-
ton.
We know that many of us are ig
norant of the cause of high taxes.
But do you think for one moment
that if these Socialistic candidates
are elected on the school board they
will be able to do the first little
thing towards lowering taxes? WIN
the officials of Nye county turn over
their Official duties and powers to
two women and one man of the
school board and let them set the
tax rate?
A TAXPAYER AND PATRIOTIC
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
NOTICE no PARTNERS.

William Pierce. your heirs, execn-
tors and assigns. You are hereby
notified that the undersigned have
expended during the years 1912 and
1913 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 Diyi-
dend No. quartz mining claims sit
uate in the Glendale Mining District.
Nye County. Nevada. Said expendi-
lures were made for the purpose %
holding possessory right and title to
said mining claims under the provi-
sions of Section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States u
you fail to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as co-owner In
and to the aforementioned mining
claims, your proportion being in the
sum of an aggregate SHIFT 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
aforementioned. pursuant to the pro
visions Of said statutes.
CHARLES COURT.
GEORGE CLARK.
Date Of first publication, January 5
1914.
ISfoA4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
RANcHER's HOWE BURNED
WITH A LOSS OF $4,000

The home of Henry Brisson, about
half way between here and Wabuska,
was burned to the ground last Sun
day afternoon. Mrs Brisson was
away from home and Mr.. Brisson and
a couple of men were working on
an automobile not 20 feet from the
house when the flames were discov-
cred. The building was quite a
large two story one and flames burst
from the inside through doors and
windows just at the time the house
was discovered to be on fire. The
loss is something over $1,000 with
no insurance. Mr.. Brisson had a
small house at Wabuska. which he
loaded up and brought to the ranch
and he and Mrs. Brisson are house
keeping again. Yerington Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31

No trouble to got anything In the
world with q BonAnGA wAAa "a.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31

And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made
IN the 18th day of February, 1914, so
many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary win be
sold at public auction at the office of
The Company, Room 265 Russ Building
San Francisco. California, on Wed
nesday. the 29th day of April, 1914.
1t the hour of two o'clock y. m OF
said day to pay said delinquent as
easement thereon. together with costs
II advertising and expenses OF the
ale CHARLES d oLNEY,
Secretary
Dfice Room 2B5 Russ Building, San
Francisco, California M3l-A29
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31


tisanship? II you are not a So
cialist do you think you will have
your reasonable and proper requests
and demands respected and carried
out, unless you are Socialist? And
cant you see that the school room
will be flooded with Socialistic lit
erature and your children obliged to
take this to your homes? OF course,
the teachers will be compelled to
teach Socialism or be discharged,
and what spectacle to see our ad-
mirable school system prostituted to
the PRONUNCIATION of Socialstic inn
practicable theories and ideas and
become a political stink pot OF all
our institutions the schools should
be immune from partisan influence.
and especially from Socialistic propa-
ganda.
These Socialist candidates are find
ing fault about the school bonds.
They don't tell you we have the fin
est school building in the State of
Nevada, where children and pupils
from all classes can be taught and
receive the best of teaching Accord
ing to their ideas they would be
glad to have your children go to
unsanitary, and unfit for teachers
and pupils, and this on a pretended
issue of economy or that cash spent
for schools is a foolish waste of
money. Is it safe to trust the man
agement of our schools to Socialists
who want to tear down and destroy
our school system or to turn over
to their charge such a fine building,
which might become the abode of
rats and full of desert dust-at the
end of their term of office?
They don't tell you that the inter
est on the bonds and the payment of
the bonds themselves are very
good investment for the education
of our children, in all communities
where Socialism does not have po-
litica rule. Suppose we have a
large bonded school debt This was
legally voted by the citizens of To
nopah These Socialists would have
you think that this was done by
fraud, which, of course no well
thinking citizen believes But how
in the name of reason and common
sense can these Socialist women and
man change this condition after the
election? If they are elected you
won't hear word from them about
this awful monstrous job put over
on you intelligent citizens of Tono
pah. Don't you see that such state
ments are all political buncombe?
"The Socialist party. believing tina
all good citizens, parents in particu
lar, but more especially the women
are vitality interested in the wefar,
of the children, strongly adyocat,
placing women on all boards of edu
cation. In each instance where thi
has taken place they have proved
their superiority by eliminating
waste and extravaganza through eff
cheney and economy. as shown b.
the various State records
Yes, and these women We're of tn,
educated class. non-partisan and no
politicians. They were elected be
cause of their experience in educa
tional matters and because, too, the,
were adapted to be ''vtally inter
ested in the welfare of children.
They were women of experience an
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Rescue -EuIa Mlnina Company.

Rescue-Eula Mining company.
Location of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco, California Lo-
cation Of works, Tonopah, Nye County.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held ON the Goth day of March. 1914,
an assessment (No. G) of one (D
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 Of
flee of the Company Room 2d5 Russ
Building. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 21st
day Of April, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale al public auc
tion and unless payment il made be-
fore, viii be sold on Wednesday, the
27th day Of May, 1914. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
the cost Of advertising aud expenses
of sale
By order of the Board Of Directors
CHARLES y. OtNEY,
Secretary
onice. Room 2G5 Russ Building
san Francisco. California. M23A2l
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

Al meeting of the board Of direc-
tors of the Tonopah Mining Com.
pany Of Nevada, held this day, a
regular quarterly dividend of rs per
cent was declared, payable April Fl,
l9l4, to stockholders OF record al
! o'clock p. m, March a. Transfer
books close at 3 o'clock p. m, March
II, and open at 10 o'clock a. m,
April s. Transfer books also close
al o'clock p. M. April Is, and open
at 10 o'clock a. m. May &, on ac-
count of annual meeting OF stock
holders occurring May s.
Signed: c. A. HIGBEE,
Secretary.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 26, 1914.
M276t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-31

II yon bought nothing but adver
tised goods during the next twelv.
months. you'd reduce the cost and
raise the standard Of living surpris
ingiy,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-24
YOUNG MAN Seriously
INJURIES COMP ANON

General Queen, young man of
the upper end of the county was
brought to Sylvia Wednesday and
placed iii the Jackson County Jail
waiting a change in the condition of
viii Nicholson another young man
whom Queen struck in the head
vita stick week ago at the saw
mill camp of j. P. Calhoun near
Tuckaseigee.
After Queen assaulted Nicholson,
ne fled and was captured in the
Balsam mountains near Caney Fork
late Thursday by posse of special
officers.
The condition of Nicholson is said
to be serious and great fears are
express concerning his recovery.
Nicholson was given prelimin-
ary hearing before Magistrate R. A.
Painter, Wednesday and remanded
70 Jail awaiting a change in the con-
dltion of Nicholson.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-24
FLORENCE THRU
CLASS OFFICE

Inc following from the Florence
ore' west, will be of interest to the
relatives and friends of Mr.. C. B1ch.
anan, in Jackson County.
In Tuesdays mail Postmaster
Ducnanan received notice from the
Postal Department at Washintton
D. Z. that the post office at Florence
would be advanced to the third class
this taking effect April 1, 1914.
This is one month earlier than
the date given in notice received
d snort time ago, which set May 1,
as the time for this change. AS the
change from fourth to third class
carries with it an increase in the
salary of the postmaster with AN
allowance for clerk hire and Office
rent besides other expenses, the
change is welcome.to Mr.. Buchanan
The salary of the postmaster will
be $11OO for the first year and this
will be increased as the business of
the Office increases.
Florence has also been made an
international money order office this
change taking effect April |. Post
master Buchanan is authorized to
issue and to pay international
money orders as soon as he receives
a supply of the necessary blanks for
that part of the business. The blanks
have been shipped by the depart
ment and no doubt will be here
within the next few days.