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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-04
PERSONAL
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

F. P. Cayanah. of Nina, lie a guest
at the Mizpah.
Edward Ryan, state mine inspector,
passed through to Goldfeld.
Mrs. W. J. Stewart was a passen-
ger today on No. 90 for San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. d. II. Jackson left this morn
ing for San Francisco to visit her
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Game: of Nc
Kinneys Tanks. are spending the day
in town.
Harry Grier, OF the Las Vegas e
Tonopah railroad. is over from Gold
field for a day
Rev, ], NJ. Swander, who has been
on a pastoral visit to Rhyolite re-
turned this morning.
]. NJ Fulton. general agent of the
Southern Pacific at Reno, returned
home this morning
o. U. Metcalf of the Southern Pa
eitic, is spending the day comforting
with Tonopah customers
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. Johns left for
Oakland this morning They viii
make their future home in that town
Miss Esther Urquhart has leased
one of the Richards stores on Main
street, where she will open a stock
of millinery and ladies' suits. The
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MINER LEAVES CLAIMS
TO CATHOLIC PRIEST

NEVADA CITY, March 2.--Thomas
Ranuson, an old miner, who died in
this city, left all his property to
Father O'Reilly, an old time friend,
according to a will filed in the SUI
perior court.
The estate consists of small sum
in bank and some mining claims in
the heart of the rich mining district
at Allegheny which Ranuson held at
high figures and for which ne had
refused bonding offers for a consid-
cradle amount.
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And in accordance wit law and the
order of the. Board of Directors made
on the End day Of January, 1914, so
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the office of the Company at
Room 307, in the Building No. asa
California Street, in the City and
County of San Francisco, State OF
California, on the End day of March,
1914, at the hour of II o'clock a. N
of such day, to pay delinquent AZ
sessments thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses of
the sale.
l.. w. PRYOR,
Secretary Of Nevada Gas Company
Location of office: Room 307, No.
454 California Street, San Francisco,
California. Feb.12
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UPPER AND LOWER cLAssMEN
TO CROSS BATS SUNDAY

The upper and lower classmen will
meet face to face Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock Owing to the strong
feeling between the two teams the
game promises to be a good fast one
The upper elassmen, for the need of
men, have two eighth grade stars
The lineup;
Upper W. Cuddy. pitcher; j. Mar
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who could not speak and write Eng
lish.
D. S. Aspland, of the Tonopah &
Tidewater, came in from Goldfeld
this morning and reports his line
open through to Los Angeles after
the recent washout at Silver Lake.
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tin (captain), catcher; Fl. Regan,
first; H. Bowler, second; J, kealey,
third; L. Davis, shortstop; w Car
rol, center; X. Lutz, left; J. Luce,
right.
Lower. o'Connell, pitcher; J..
Rogan (captain), catcher; a. Gilbert
first: II. Gilbert, second w Parker.
third; j Harrington, shortstop; J.
Cuddy; center; P. jenkins, left; j.
Murphy, right.
Subs-Jack Kealey, Blakor.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE
NEVADA GAS COMPANY.

NJ ENADA GAS COMPANY -
Location of principal place of
business San Francisco, California
Location of Works, Tonopah Ne
yada.
. There is delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of
assessment levied on January 2, 1914,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders,
as follows:
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Among the exhibits at the poultry
show at Wichita was a gander owned
by p. P. Dose and said to be IS
years old.
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STOCKS

The following are the closing stock |
quotations. and the record Of the
days sales. as received from the
San Francisco stock exchange this
afternoon by Broker H. Z. Ep-
stine
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SUSTAiNS FALL
AND ALMOST LOSES AN EAR

Dick Rippingham, painter fell
from a scaffolding this Afternoon
while working in a new saloon above
the Pastime theater. and had one
ear almost torn off and the right
shoulder dislocated. DR. Cowden was
summoned and ordered the patient to
his home at the Florence House.
See the Last Stand of the Dalton
Boys at Coffeyville Kansas.
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William Lorimer plans to yindicate
himself and stump Illinois as can
ddate for the United States Senate.
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MANHATTAN
MISCELLANEOUS.
"eoo-Bl."

"Goo-Bl."
When wrote this ! thot I'd bust; ;
laffed until | cried;
A girl is not untidy just
Because her shoes united
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MASONIC NOTICE

% ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH
81 MASONS. A called convoea-
Is S7tion of 'Tonopah Chapter No
N*sM12 r. A. NJ. will be holden
WSsS at Masonic hall this, Wednes.
day, evening at 1890 O'Clock
Work of the Master Mason degree
Sojourning companions are cordi-
ally invited.
BY order of the H. P
c. j. RICHARDS, Sec.
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Tokiehi watanabe. ~the ROekefei
Ter % Japan" says "she people OF
Japaa have Always looked upoa me
United States a. their teacher and
thvy raaaos ds~~m y such a irriele
thlng a. var between he two count
rles~
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR SALE-One Twin Indian motor
cycle, h. p, free engine. new
tires; price $3.50 Apply p. o. Box
SO. Milers, New 406M4-t6
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CURED HER.

Crawford remember your wife
used to make you go shopping with
her. How did you manage to get out
OF Il?
Crabshawl made ii point TO flirt
with the pretty salesgirls.
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4 don't like my wife" said Bili
Bladder.
Her talk makes me madden and mad
der.
I'm q freckled hookkeeper
Hut 10 make me feel cheaper
She calls me her old spotted adder
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HuEkTA MAKES POSITION
 PLAIN TO AMERICANS

take more than the present policy Of financial blockade to cripple the federal government of Mexico. He said that he had received advices from his special amba ssado to Japan and that there was no doubt about heinz able tO obtain loan there in exchange for certain rights to land on the Pacific coast of Mexico should the case become sO desperate that this means of raising money would
 have to he res0rted to. Japan. said
 the president. had already been of z, eat service to the Mexican govern m.mt and should her friendly attitude C, n,in,,c and the United States al the s me time persist in it's efforts to hamper him in the re-establishmen of peace 1t was not at all improbable that an alliance would be entered into' between his government and Japan by which a c"alinR station and naval base on the Pacific would be given t" the latter country In exchange for hrancinl assistance.
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SpSCtsI Nu88St SSsv'Ss'
 MEXICO CIT Jan. s.-That Pres id-nt Huerta nr !. soIutely no inten- ton at the present time of quitting the direction of affairs In Mexico and tlat his attitmc towards the United States and Pr. ...ent Wilson is non" toe friendly was made perfectly plain today in an inter few which the Mexi- can chief exec utire gave tO an Amer isan press corres .'Ondent.
 In tho course of the interv W whhh {: .,., for over vn hours :he most snart,ng statemc:t made hy tha Mex cr:. was that 'heii will hoid isoth V t,son and m..,.K before [ T'.t the ;.r. yidcncy." Hlcrta assumes Il very bitter attitude against the prcsidc:t and everything American and charges that all of Mexico's trouble Is direct ly due to the influence of the United States and to tho hid given the rebel cause hnth hy the government and by rrvatc individuals. He pointed out tc the newspaper man that right a, thc present moment the field gun harr rlcs of the rebels were all serv-
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I'd ,n American gunners and he said ,hat np, wulstapding the published neutrality of the t'nited States the r,t.ls were constantly being supplied with arms from the country. This. he said. was self evident. for if the rs hels were not getting their suppiies fr, m north of the border where could they he getting them.
 The Mexican president intiEnatetl that notwi hstandine the protests of the American and other foreign con suls ngains, ti,. killing of rebel pris- onrrs m war he had reiterated tn" orders io his officers In tho field (" continue to put [" death all officers taken in rebellion against the gov crnment and hc said that he had also ordered all of the property of such officers coniiscated. This was heinz done as a matter of retaiiat tion against tho rebels for footing the h,m of loynl Mexicans which fell into their hands.
 Returning to the question which seemed to trouble him most. Huerta cmphat tically declared that 1t would
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STRIKERS AND DEPUTIES
 BATTLE AT TACOMA

killed by the fire. li.. k striker nsmed Andrew Arouke. a striking smelter and he was killed by the fire from the deputies when he attempted to blow one of the gates open with T car of powder.
 The situation today Is more scrioms than at any time since the strike be- gan and more trouble Is looked for at any time. IL Is probable that the fo,ce of deputies on guard inside the smelters will he increased unless the governor can he prevailed upon to send the militia to take charge of the tGwn. In case there is more ri"tinG and consequent bloodshcd this is what will undoubtedly ln donc as tho sit- m ti0n seems to he beyond the power of the local authorities to handle.
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special Nugget service.
 TACOMA, Jan. 8.--The trouble he tween the striking workmcn and tl,, deputies guarding the smelters her:' has increased instead of diminIshine as the days go by and the Iawless- ness of the strikers Is creating q reign of terror in the town.
 Having demolished all of the win dcws in the buildings of the smelter works some days ago the strikers '"- gan to attack the gates with the in- tention of damaging inside if they could gain entrance. They were warned by the deputies on guard ". the inside to keep away from Inc gates but paid no attention. iihv- Ing failed to carry tho gates by as- sault the strikers attempted .o bat ter them down with mttcring rams In the shape of huge hcams "f w'"m. With q gang of men on each sid" "f one of these beams tho rioters backed on across the street and charged nr the barred gsltcs bringing th" head of their ram against thc locks. ScN- cral times this operation was rsl"Tt- ed until the gates began tn giv" WHY.
 When the deputies "n the inside saw that in few minutes they would be brought face to face with Il mob al vastly superior force {" their own md that if they were ovcrlrwri''i the buildings would probably |" gut ted they prepared to resist ,hc attack of the strikers with force.
 Hastily building Il harrka.lc l"''inl the gate which we're lcins ntl:'k''' the deputies took up Il position ihci'' and again warned the rioters "n ih"
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outside 10 remain away from ,l,- gate ahl tU ce;tse their attack.
 The appearance of the guards in an attitude of defence or of defiance. as they choose to take it. enraged tn" rioters and they gave up their i'm p."Nised battering ram for the tim" being and attacked the deputies with pistol shots.
 The men guarding the smelters re- piled to this fire and during the course ot the battle which ensued over three hundred shots were exchanged be- tween the defenders of the plant and ,h w"rkmcr on tn" outside of the gates.
 During this hattie a number of men .,, lmth sides wore wounded but SO far as is known only one man was
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SEectas Nu8ose So'Ss
 .\SiiINGTON. Jan. x. Wachi S,.ki. one of the delegates t0 the re- cent internat tional peace congress "t inc iiug,,e who is in Washington on his way back to Japan. said te"ih! that hc could see no reason for thcr" being talk of war between the United States and Japan. He thinks that 'n lime the I'nitcd states will re K" it's restrictions against JapanesH in- miGra ton and will place that country on th, same footing as are other countries in regard to citizenship and the ownership of land.
 "Japan and the United States" said Mir. Scki have had. and will continue {, have their diplomatic differences the same as have all countries. but .t will never reach stage wher" anything so serious as war could de- yelop. do not want to minimize the
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to keep the federal forces bottled up and by persistently hammerinG them from all sides to wear them out and force surrender. It is not prcbable that villn will repeat his costly ate tempts to take the town by storm for ho lost a great many men and &C., complished little by this method of attack in the early days of the invest. mcnt of the city. Besides the Mex it:.n soldier is not fond Of charging against we'll manned breastworks and the officers nf the rebel army protest against ihis mode of attack especially as there is always plenty uf time in McXi,o and tomorrow will IL. as we'll as t.ainy. Yielding to this protest an the pert "f his officers the in' patient Villa has now surrounded tEc town and unless he changes his ,.l:,ns he will attempt 10 starve tho f,t:crals out.
 iEshlc of the bcicaGured town was brought in here Inst night hy Gen "tal Jose Mancilla and his son. Il q; ptain In the federal army. who de serted from the defenders of the city and escaped across the border. Gen. "r;,i Mnncilla says that the farther
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REPubLlCAn WILL HOLD
 "A HARMONY MEETING

he WAS goink to come back into the party and run things again as dId Napoleon during the hundred days campaign he was very much rnistak- en. Tie. Roosevelt. would find when he Eot back from his jungle trip. sf he stayed away long enough that there wouldn't be any progressive party and that If he wanted to run for anything he would have to nominate himself and then vote for himself
 Senator Borah. the moving spirit
 Ii this get together of republicans is ,hc man who when Roosevelt threw lis hat into the ring also grabbed his headgcar and toased it into the circle. 'ri..n he looked around nnd not see- i1e all of the distinguished republican hats that he had expected to see pill lng np inside the chalk mark he very carefully kicked his own hat out and got hack onto the republican band wagon. Incidentally betraying rroseveh hy so doing. He now, N set ms. to aspire to the leadership Of the republican party and the Ohio meeting seems to be arranged for the purp0se of mounting the IOaho states man on the neck of the elephant.
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0JINAcA AGAIN FIERCELY
 ASSAulTE BY REBELS

defence M the tuwn Is hopeless an ! that 1t is only a question of hoWs artil the rebels ct in nhd the horrors of Chihuahua and other sacked cities will he repuA.td General Mancu,t wms scc"nd n .'"rnma:'i in the cl:v and at council or war held some days ngo he urged that while there was yet yet time the federal com n.ander evacuate the town and at- tempt to make hts way south in order that he might unite with the troops which 1t is thought are falling hack ns Mexico City. \ vote of the of q, CTS assembled nt the council wns in favor of fighting it ont where they were and General ManctlIu says that after the council he was regarded " ith suspicion by the other officers and relieved of his command. Smart ing under this unwarranfed disgrace he and his son managed to make their way out of the city and crossed the bt rder for protection. The general believes that ultimately the cause of tE+ constItuti"na lists will prevail ir Mexico hut he deplores the fact that the supreme command in the field is In the hands of man of Nilla'S atumu
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seeeiaI Nussss ssrvios.

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 pREsIDIO. Texas. Jan. s.--liavins allowed his soldiers two days rest and at the same time having replen- ished his ammunition supply and re- ceiyed two thousand endorsements under General Harrarra. Villa has again sent his men against the de- lenses of Ojinaga and unless the fed erai force there ia stronger than hns been reported and their disposition better than 1t was during inc last battle Villa will probably hc within the walls of the town in the nrxi day or two.
 General Ilartmrra.s column. which was whnt Villa was waiting for. ar ri, ed during the night after Il forced march and the tired and worA s,'llicrS were sent at once to the firing lin" without being allowed even ]" few hours rest.
 Harrarra's men with on" small but tery of field artillery wcr" assigned to attack the town from the north and west while. Villa's old force whirl has been divided int" two divisions made a detour so as to come upon the defensive works from the south and east. Ry this move it is planned
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the negroes themselves do not car. |" invade districts where they are moi wanted.
 Hut in few isolated eases th' owners and agents of houses declar' thnt they cannot be dictated to as tn the color of their tenants any more thnn. they could he In regard to their r iIgi0us beliefs and thit they will r. nt their houses to anyone who can ray the price.
 Some of the negroes also d" no, i.Lr the segregation order and wit; demand that they be allowed to oc- cupy houses in any part of the city tn which they can afford to live.
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iiiical gathering and already maAy old line republican leaders who wsrs fc, time under the domination of the Rooaevelttan spirit have stgnified tkeir intention of being present tu reEew their AlisHiHnce to the old par ty ana tu asSist in getting It back on its feet.
 Republics leaders in the state in- slat tlat this meeting Is not called with any idea of knihng Roosevelt as has hccn claimed and they point out tEmt so far as the republican party K concerned h hns nothing whatever tO d, with the crst while leader. He withdrew from the party and It's co,,nscls and established q party of his own nnd h" l.as never even said h. w"x sorry hut continues to disrupt ne party which once loyally support e.l him and gave him the highest gift ir the land If anyone has any com piaint to make it is the republican party md as Roosevelt did not hesi tate tO tndicntc that he could get along without the party there is n" reason now why the party should not try to get along without Roose- welt.
 One prominent Ohio republican said today that if Roosevelt thought that
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Special Nugget Service.
 COLUMBUS. Jan. s.--Announce- ment was made today that the re- pubiicans of the country were ,ayina plans to hold @ harmony meeting here on February %.
 The promoters of the meeting are making an effor. 10 bring the pro- Eressives hack into linc and the dt- rection of alfalfa k In the hand of S, nnt0r Rorah nf Idaho who will hf the principal speaker.
 It k intimated that the result de- sired by the promoters of the get t-t"- Ecthrr conference is to unite tn" re- publican und progressive parties "n- dor thc leadership "f HOrah or sOrn,' other strong mnm and to eliminate Roosevelt forever from the political sky.
 Other progrcssives who have stray ed from 4h~ republican ranks will be welcomed back into the fold if they will promise t. be good in the su. tmrc hut the imperial leader of the new party will have to go it alone if the plans m the rcorganizers of rhc republican party are carried through.
 Th-r. will To. representatives from o,..-,. s,o,a su .o ,,uinv, ot fhia m .
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WANTS BIG
 BANK IN \. '.
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Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 7.--J. r. Morgan. the son of the great financier. who is r,w at ii,e head of the Morgan inter- ssts. has allied himself with the f1nan- ci,I powers in New York who arc en . tleavoring to have the first regional h.,nk authorized by the new currency and hanking bill established "a New York city They wnnt this hank {" h., of commanding size and to be Il node, for all other regional banks.
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BALTIMORE FEARS
 ANTI-NEGRO RIOTS

guards are on hand at all of the con t,uvcrtcd points in the black invaded districts.
 In most instunccs where blocks have been sct asidc as places where only white people will be allowed to l;vc there has becn little trouble. The real estate men have refused to let houses in these books to neGroes and
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TRYING TO
 FREE WOMAN
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Special Nugget Service.
 HEADING. P!,.. Jan. i.--.Another ;,ttcmpt is being made to free Mrs. Kate Edwards who has becn in tho nirlis county jail for twelve years nn- ,,..r sentence of death for the murder nf her husband. John Edwards. F"ii' ...> ,.rnors have failed to set day for her execution as required hy law and now an effort Will br made [" 'E'N" In.r frCrO.
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NOT EXPECTING
 WAR WITH J. 5.

insult and injury which Japan has received by the unwarranted discrim ination against her people. for that discrimination is great and unjust. but W, have an abiding faith that the fu- turc holds for us equal opportunity with all other nations. and the people q: Japan are generally friendly to tn" people of the United states.
 some of our people of course feel very bitter about the California alien lund law. nnd with warrant. to. buts the Japanese H vcrnment has the fviendlicst feeling for this government nnd there will he n" break In the friendly relations. 1 am glad t0 oh serve thnt for the most part the peo- i.l. "r the Tinted states appear friendly to thc Japanese"
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sHRINgRs ATTENTION.

Regular meeting of Nome Shrine Ciuh Sunday. January II. p. m. Masonic Temple. All sshriners re- I..exted tO attend.
 R. R. zEHNER.
 President.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Great in- .,irnation against the real estate men xho have rented property to negroes in white blocks" has made itself Felt here. It is feared that concerted attempt will be made tonight to ous' some of the negroe families who have r,oved into white blocks. Police
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ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH.

Meeting of the Royal Arch MasOns tonight. Installation of officers. All Royal Arch Masons invited.
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QUEEN coNTEsr.

At the rcopening of the queen con test for tho carnival to be held on january e4 the candidates stood as
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too TONS or FLOUR. erssd enly ss. Nsrth Psis saksry end Anvil Bakery.
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There will be something deins. esss ball Eagle Hall, Friday night
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Weekly Nugget, only 500 . month.
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Weekly Nugget. only 6oe month.