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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Spilaact bcmcntercs. 2nnOon 5.
19. 9lpril. gSi,1ston Spencer Gbur=
chill fpr1te 9(on1irolitctslorO, ~bar
1,oltebt fplgenoe @cnrgtelle of Sing
ter fprleoc11:
Scr for life prret 1rogct 5s=
log poo 9eorblee11 2pbet al Sen
forlpbne Moone0 ellcr 11ogen orOcn
Eref11i,19 i 0aroonellcrnc ems lnfa=
le 8on,harDc11c11ter % 6efognolcc=
ri,1aer al cnfelte 5fihe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
sprfiif Sfcbcrlae.

Sprfiif 9}ebcrlas. Storbritan=
1,ic1ls tprfilfe Sropper bar tilfpjet
Gprfernc ct npt 9ieoerlag / 9eGrbe=
6e,1 al 5hoibo, Melopoton1ien, ero=
ifjpnt set folteoc Den1 1eln ct betD=
beligt Iab, benpeo 700. 9ette blep
meooelt pffieielt al 9eportementet
for sSl10ie11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
1anla,,nrt.

&nlfan / ltbbrnb. Sra Gatania,
SStalien telegraferes, at &ulfanel1
agtna otter piier Iegn til ct llo-
brl,o. Gn Del al &roteret ct itpr-
tet il1D, ser bpres lt9rfe Drpn %
Ser itiger ipnre gfpglpjler op al
Sulfm1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9forif Sfib berpbet lin Qabniuo.

9turif Sftb berpbet lin 2abnina.
Sra 2onoon tclegruferes, at Set nor
ife Oamplfib uIlbis" ira Seem Worf
til &jpbe11bapn 111eo en- 2uoni,1g
GroDiant, lon1 bleb bol6t tilbage /
0en ifotlfe Sabn &irf>poll SEN ste
@pril, o11fon1 til Wei0olesborouqb
oen 12te 9lpril, bbor 5tpr1teporten
al 2a0nil1gen blep nberlaDt til en-
Hrileret.
&rmGuicn pg Stalicn. Sra 8l1=
farelt telegraferes: &ulne1lie11s
SSnoblnnOing / &rigen poo De slllie=
reoes 5i0e er nar foreltaael1Oe %
pil ri1neligpis gaa lige forl1o for
SStalierrs ssSnoblol1oing. 9el1ne Me0=
oelelie paaltooeS at ifribe Zig fra Sc
beoite og paali0eliglte &iloer.
Ser CT netop afiluttet en- ben1n1e=
lig Sberel1sfonllt rnellcm &umnnien
% &uslono, ifelge bpilfen 91ume
nerne ifal rpffe ino / Sra1riylba1licn
lamti0ig me0 931slcrnes sSnbolto1
al llngarn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Erofesiur Garl 8niel), oclr bc-
fjel10te bonife &ompol1ilt og 2eoer
al 5pn1ioni=Orfeltret &o1llos 81
tp, $780, pil> beo ~Oe1r ltore Wfl1ltf=
felt Sos 9(11geles SEN "a. Suli,
oirigere set lteolige 75=@fal1os ltGr=
fe 5pmfoni=Srfelter, opfarenoe i'm
np ipn1fo11iife 0igtni11g @finncba=
bos &ilion".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9anf Camper til6ascbulbt.

Sanlt Samper ftlb09cDDl1t. St1
oonjfc 0anpifib rs(lulcn", ira
@o1 Trancisco til Morbls, lonl
blcp bolDt tilbage / &irfpall ben Z.
slpril, blcp fprt til 9ull Oen r.
Mpril. Sfibet bplOe5 MI Ser, i11otll
Ell llnoerlpgelle CT blepet foretaget
ntco @enlpn til 2ooningens 8eltcn=
meliesl lteO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Mmerifanifc &rab &ina= =Sapam

9lmerifanifc &rab / &ina=Sapan
5triben. Sra 2on0on telegraferes
i ManOags: &ellters Yefing=&or-
relponoent erflerer, at Sc Sof. 5ta=
ters 9tegjering bar iel1Ot Ell 9tote
til &ina algaaer0e Sc 1llt paagaae11=
Sc Sorbol1oli11ger mellent Hefing og
Gofio. Set iiges, at Sc Sor. 5ta=
ter puo ingelt Weaobe agte0e at pp=
gipe be1n.
8efing= =Gelegronll11et tilfpjebe, at
&inelerne tror, at Delt anlerlfu1lfe
9ente bill Dope en- gabnlig noralif
girf11ing pao Sc fineitif=jopaneliife
SorbonDlinger.
Npt Spg mob Serbicm. Sra 5o-
fia telcgrofereoes / 2pr0ags: Gil
Srobs ior, at Ell e0fasIe Sroppcr
tranges moo &nSkrne, lom forle=
ger at forcere &arpatberl1es Hos,
n1el0es set i6ag, at al Iogtrofif
poa 0el1 pltrigif=1rngarifc Stotsba=
ne otter ct ltonlet paa @rlulo al
SroppebepGgeller. 0ettc itges at
betpbc, at bon ser @olt5 bar lat lit
Sorilag igjel1neln, pg at ct npt Jor=
l6g poa Serbiens SSnOtagclie CT be-
gpnbt. 0et iiges, at Ser CT 100,=
900 Splfere b1aa1bt Sc Sropper, ipln
nu orogcr til Oen lerbiife GrGllle.
Spcrigs frinillige Toripar. Tor
fprt Si0 lioe11 0onneOes ct fripilligt
9(l,ton1obilforps / Sperrig. Set bar
facet gob Silll11t11ing pDer Dele 2an=
Set. 9iotil CT 60 9ll1tomobilejere
og 80 Ototorcpflilter traa6t inb /
&orpiet % bar ltillet Jig og DereS
Moifi1ler til 93aa0igbeb / SilfGloe
al 0iobiliiering.
9pcliernc finoer 5teo 0n1egne1l
LAT 5tocfboIn.
Song B11ltop bar noOtugct oen
iiblte undertaking al Oer tiOligere
omtolte 8jprffpilt'lfe 8apc Cunt
men, Ser CT i1oianlIet aO fripillig
Sci onoroger 1lu cit bolD Million
ST.. pg pil hlibc onpel1ot til 21>ft=
fprlnarct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

SDiflonb man9ler 8mmmi. Sra
&jpbenbabn telegraferes 2proags:
SSfplge Mel0ing bertil CT @lrn1n1i=
nlqngele11 Ipiflano blebet fritilf.
3egieri11gel1 bor 0erfor for relte
.llge arrongeret el1 ipeciel u@l1n1ni-
llge" for SS11Olamling al @l1r1111i=
artifler oDer bele 2a110et. Sogne
bill bper 9ag fjpre 9ienne1n @oOer=
ne / olle tDife 8Der, Tolf pil gao
fra 9us til @us % lon1le i11o, bpao
oe fan finOc al @unn1igjenltanoe,
og laa tpmmcr Sc i'm So11glt / Sen
u0enfor be11tel10e &ogn. SSffe Ell
enelte @ln1n1igjenlto110 pil blinc
lporet life engong @l1n1millon=
gcr11c / Sn1oobpr11s Bottcflolfcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9yprbnnbsitatcrne.

&oninlatbGienet. lllp1lnet balllt
&o1lul 2ol1isbille, &p., CHARLES
Gnrrie CT eftcr 9lnlgg11i11g ofifeoi-
get og lamtiOig er &oniulatet
2ollispille neolagt. Statel1 &entltcfp
CT benlogt 1,n0er &onl11latet / Gbi-
cagd og 5taterne Obio og Gennes=
lee 1>nber &p11lulotet / Seem Sort.
Sfibsfartcm paa SC itpre Gyer
6egpnbt. Sra 5oult ste. Morie.
@5icb, meo0eltes Jre0ogs, at Ben
fono0ilte 2olte0on1per IS. s(. Me=
Sec ser fom 0ertil, paslere0e eie11=
neln Slen / Nfl1o 2ofe uDen 1tprre
9eiuer og 5fibsfarter o1tles lon1
forn1elt aobnct. Oan1peren uEa=
lifi", loltet meo 5taalifinner, flare
reoc fra Sen fanabiife 500 lon1ne
Sag og CT poa Sci ne0efter.
Gn Masie &rigsmatericl ifal ior-
arbcibcs. 9lntericun 2pcpnotipe
Gpmpanp bar befjenbtgiort i iine
Nocblnono Gnrflteoer, at set bnobe
lluttct en- &ontraft ON Surarbejbel-
lc al 2,500,000 5brapnels og lterft
efsploiipe @ral1oter, og at glrbej0et
pilOe blipe forOclt lnelle11 bets
&urfltcOer i 0u11firf og berpGre,l=
Sc Sprflte0er. Gn an0en &o1traft
logbes at oGffc CIT Srore for flere
Wfillioner Eotroner.
Tribcbsflpffen til l1btillingen.
Sra Y6ilaOelpbia meOoeles> at Ybi-
lobelpbios 8proao bar gipet Silla=
oelle til at lenoe oe11 biltorilfe u2i-
6crtp 9ell" til Nonan1a=8acific
ltillillgen / Sun Jroncisco. &elp-
ll1tioner,1e beorpre,loe bens Sorlen-
Oelle tDprs opcr &pntine1tet bleb
enltemnlig pc0togne / begge 8D-
rooosofoelinger, og 8orgermelteren
oplpier, at ba11 bill unberlfribe Dem.
Set er, font befjenot, en- n1eget pan-
ifelig Sag at erbol6e 5illabel1e til
at fjerne Tribcbsflpffen ira Hbila-
Oelpbia.
Ganahas !6pebc nil ipriDnc Gtpr-
brttanmicn. Sir 0pnolb Wonn,
Gicez 9Sreiibel,te1l for Canadian
9eprtbcrn 8ane1l, llDtolte ioSirs0ogs
/ cit Sall1tolc nneo bon Gbicogp,
at Gollo0os Sberlfllo al SpeDe life
olene bill brpOfeoe bele 5torbrital1-
MEMS @efolfning gjennem en- for-
lpl,get &rig, n1e11 at Ser bill blipe
nof tilopcrs for 8elgiel1. 9llene Gu
noDioi1 Nortbcrn 8onel1 Dil befor-
bre 56,75O,000 8uibels al &pebe.
0e1ne Toripni1g bill ltreffe Jig for
4 8rp0 ON ltgell for olle Sanulier
i 2onoon for AZ 9(or.
6oreningen u9ania" / California
oab,eoe IirsDog / Dcnne llge lin
35=oarige &0nbel1tion / Sun Sran-
cisco, SSfplge 0perlefretar Garl
Hloms 9iapport talte Jore11inge11
pe0 slorets 8egpnoelie 2,373 Weeb-
lemmer, % befiooer Ell Sorn1ue of
$11S,41S.75. S set forlpbne Mar
bar Soreningelr ubbetalt /. Spge-
bjGlp og ul1Oen l1n0erltsttel1e en-
Gum. al $11912.55 og 1 8egra=
Dellesbjalp er Der al Sberbeltnrel=
len 1lobetalt S4625.OO. 8eo Som
pentionen er % 5ore1linger repre-
iellteret, bboraf Ben enc finoes Re-
mo, 9eepaOa. S Mnleoning al Som
pentione1t er Ser at glutboriteterlle
beo geroensuoltillinger lat fiIiioe5
en- rDanias 9ag" paa l1oitillinge1L
sSreoag Sen %. MpriI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Sitnationen &eitinoien.

Situationen &eitinSien. Sra
&ipbcl1bapn telegraferc0es / 6re=
bags: 0ell lpecielle 9fegjerings=
fon1n1isiton, lon1 i'm Sis nebl lottes
fpr at 1l1loerlpge SEN pfononiite
Situotion pao Oe Oonlf=DeltinOiife
Ger, i1,Dberetter, at 5uffertilpirf=
ningelt, ion altiO bar pGrct 9crnes
@opeoino11tri, life lpnner Jig, og at
gpnu1lOs0prfl1ingen life iloar TIL,
1aa Solfene11g0en er b1lrtig 9sco=
gang. Sorn1a11oen / &onln1isiip=
nen, ST. Sagen1a11n, ler ingen llo=
bel til at gjenoprette SEN tibligere
&elltonO pao 1erne.
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slmcrifas 5inansmenb nbnpttcr


Sitmattpnen. Sra Berlin nue06eles,
at Sen un1erifo11ife 8ul1fberOc11s
8eltrGbeller fer at 116pioe itn SSll6=
flpDelie puo Gerbe11s111orfeoct tre=
Ser ltoOig tD0eligere for 9ogcn.
~gosiiicbe 3eitlu1g" gjc,1giper ct
&abeltelcgram fra Seem Dorf, ifpl=
&c bpilfet SC lcoellDe sSinal,sfrcDle
plonlGggcr CIT ltorltilct Grpo1tiions~
pplitif ng bor / Si1oe at oprette
S6Siliolcr paa SC el,ropeilfc soopco.
plo0icr.
Son1tibig lpger n1on at 1l1pOorbej=
Oe Sen cpropeiife Sn0flpoclie /
5poalnerifo og at fnptte set luti,1=
ifc 9lrncrifo foltcre til lt11ionen /
pfonon1ilf Senlee11be. ~9eationol
Gitp @onf"s Oprcttelie al Silioler
/ @uenps 9(ires, Rip SC sSonciro,
5untingo Sc G11bo og &orto ,&ico
er ct 5pn1ptom poo Sc Srenntibs=
plancr, Ore 11lt n1p0ncs / 8all
Street.
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Mrbeibslplc bempnltrerer.

slrbejbslpic bentumi itrerer. = Sra
&ilr1ipeg nebOclcs Monoogs:
5000 orbejoslple WG110, Oeraf 80
&roce1lt llOle11birger, lpGrn1eoe |
Dag pmfri1lg Gitp Sail % forlong=
te s(rbejDe. Go11lptrollers iagOe, at
SC life fl,1oc gjpre 11oget, oa alt
fomnu1nolt 9(rbeiOe bar ilpjfet !
glor, n1co l1nbtagelle al Sen ltore
@innipeg =&o11bpla1t.
Bcncralf lfeltmaricbal npu Sinbc<
guilt bpb. Mn1iterbnm Oen 19be
9lpril. Gelegran1n1er bertll ira
Berli1 rnelDer, at @enerulfeltlnar=
}cDol Osfur BON 2il1Deql1ilt CT az
gooet be0 Dpoe11. 3un par foot
1888, blep 2pjtno11t 10 9lor garr=
mel, beltng / Selttoget 1npb 9at=
mart 1864 pg moo 2ltrig 1866,
og i &rigc1 1870 bar ban peo Sc
oon % 1111Der Huris' 8elejring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Gu tcfniif &efpro. 0et befrGftes
nl1 at Ser for nogen 5iO it0cn bleu
oprcttct en- ltp telcgrofiit 6orbinbel=
lc mellcm 9fuslanO pg gnglallO.
SSfplge MteOOeleller> 1noOtoget fra
MlcronOroplf pao lfl1rn1al1fpltelL
bbpr 5pfoblet fra gnglonO roar
2anO, l0gaor &oblet ira Eeterbeoo
/ Sfotlollo.
Sclpe 9ecblrgnil,gc1 poo @apets
9u11O tpg life mere c11O 8 99gn.
9cn nngtige &abclOalnper Colo
nia" uofprte 9lrbeiOet og gif bcle
Chen lneD S1a &nobs Sort. Sen
par ciforterct al 8illonbuaben
ugifin1o", Ser ti0ligere gift / Tart
nlellen1 &riltiol1ia og 9ulL men nll
f1ungerer ipn1 9jelpefrpbler.
9o &oblct Dar naaet no for 9ller=
anoroplt, foregif 0fortcringel1 i
2ono poa 2-3 9pgn. Set CT, it,
fert Ell tefniif &eforo.
9lo 0c1nc npc &obelpcj goor l11
Delc -Ocl1 pfficielle &prrclppnoonce
n1ellem Netrogroo og 2onoon. Sc
tieni1,ge,1 peD 5totipncrne CT el1=
gelif, og ct Serionale pan % c11gel=
lfe 5clegrafilter opbolDer Jig for 81
Ben Mlero,1oroblf..
SDiflanb mangler Salpctcr. =
SpiflnoO ct / 5olpeter11p0, og joni
bcfjenot ct &pelltofgjpOnirg al
p0erlte &igtigbcO for set tplte 2on0=
brug. Oet biloe mebfpre 1l1egtige
Sab, ser f11opt fan telles @luore=
ser al Millioner, pn1 Sc tpifc Mor=
fer s(or ifuIoc ul1opprc Solpeter=
gjpOlling.
slflfooret fra Sen lGobonligc Iil=
fprlel al Dililolpeter ct mont troplt
belfjnftiget ncO at in0rette ny So
briffer for flurltig &pGlltofgjpOnillg:
2uftlolpeter, GponolniD etc. &eo
Set ltore 8rlnfnlpprf ~@plpa=SS Sc
lDnit3", ser pprinbclig lfnlOe bore
&raftcclltrul for 8erlirs gleftrici=
tetsbGrfer, er Scr : pprettet CIT
&1tnltgp0ni1gsfobrif efter Metbobel,
9irflonb=Gibe. timber nornlale Spr=
bol0 bil6e Sen 11pe Nfetbo6e babe
aarebis Scamp fpr SEN banbt trent
- 1lt ltnur SEN lpil1 set tplfe 2an0=
briggs &ebningslnono, bill fl1nne be-
ltenne Eriien lelb og el1obo fou
Sof til.
Set bill bore af SSnteres1e boabe
for banif 2an0brug og esSn0uitri at
le, bborle0es bisIe Sorbolo efter=
boan6e11 bill r6bifle fig.
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&cjjcren iammcnfalbcr 6eneralcr=

&cjicren iantmcnfalber @eueraler=
nc. Sra Bcnf telegrofereoes / Sire
bags: Sfplge NteDbelelie til @oiel
ibog ira 8crlin og @ien bor Sci
jer 9SilDcln1 gibet Sc fornemlte tD=
ife @eneroler ian1t noglc pltrigife
@e11eroler OrDre til at n1e0e / Ell
ln1gerc &ol1ference ongaae,1oe ben
foreltoocnoe 5onun1er5 Telttog. Scott
ferencel, 1iges at bile blipe afbolot
en- al SC fprlte Gage &pln ellcr
8crlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9}b ltuScrDaubsbaab.

9fD ltnScrpanbsbaao. Sra Seem
Oprf ntc0bcles, ot ct MT Slugs
Slfllnllator (ultnragc batterD") CT
fprfGrDiget for SEN np on1erifonlfc
lllloerpun0sbaa0 u2=S", lpm MI er
ull0cr 9Dgl1iug neO MorincD9rftet
/ Gortbsn1pl,tb, &c. s., DpprpcD Sen
ltprltc al Sc mango Torer omboro
pao elr l(nDcrpon05boo0, l1el11lig
&lorforgiftl1ing, opbepes.
Set paoltaoes, at SEN rpe 9lfl,=
n1l,lotor life ole11e pil fjcrnc Jaren
for &lorf forgiftning, me11 at Sen og=
loo bill lette llnDerbal1bsboa0cn i
5tanO til at bol0e Jig 100 Gage
1n1ber &onoct.
81. >. Heteriens Scitameutc. Sro
Davenport, SSSplpo, meObeles: Sc
ltan1entet efter 0abclpprts torment
lte &jpbn1mlo pg HengemanD 90. 9
&cterl le1,, 1onl bar fpbt 8Den 5les~
big, bill bo1ls Sormlte, Ser onllaaes
til $1OOO,OOO, epelltltclt blipe for
Oelt blanOt nelbpoigc og filantropi-
ife sSSnltitlltioner. Sultrlr og 8ern
foor el1 lipsporig 93erte al 8oet.
geo oeres 9po ifal Sornnen til
faloe ssyo,pa=5 5rir111rernes @elbebig-
beosfpno, 2abies Sl1Oultrial &elief
Society / 0aberport; Gonfs Stem
for >pennelple &bi1loer, 9obenport:
2el10-a .Sono Glib, Davenport;
s(mericon 5ocietp for 8bplical Ste
ieorcb, 9obenport 2ebee SsSn1probe.
me11t Commission og Srien6lD Sorie
Settlement of Dube1tport.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

aoninlatpeicnet. lllpnnet 0al1it
&pnlul 2ollisbille, 2p., Charles
Gurrie CT eftcr s(nlgg11ing ofifeoi-
get og lamtioig er &oniulatet /
2ollispille neolagt. 5tateu &entucfp
cr benlagt 1nocr &onl11latet / Gbi-
cag1 og 5toterne Obio og Gennes=
ice 1>nOer &onll1lotet / Seem g)prf.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-20
WEDNESDAY EVENING
IS THE EXACT DATE
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WILL
BE REPLETE WITH INTER-
EST AND AMUSEMENT

The evening of Wednesday, De
cember %, will be somewhat of a
basketball tournament and Judging
from the interest IL is creating the
high school people will have some
husting TO do to provide room for all
the spectators.
The first preliminary game will be
between the high school boys team
and town team made UP OF former
high school basketball stars This
will be the first high school boys game
OF the season and will give an idea
of the material from which a team
will be chosen to represent the high
school during the basketball season
The next game, which everyone in
town will doubtless want to see, will
be the much talked of game between
the bankers and brokers. The bank
ers issued the challenge, which was
promptly accepted by the brokers,
and there will be fun, fun, fun for
every minute of the game.
The chief event will be the sched-
uled game between the girls team Of
Tonopah high and Winnemucca high.
The Tonopah girls have already one
game TO their cerdit. but realize that
the coming game with Winnemucca
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-20

the activities of this family The
name was Synonymous of pioneering
and successful mining operations.
Ones mind reverts back to the
years gone by with pleasure and it is
indeed sweet to remember the. times
when Tonopah was young and the
great wealth of her lodges was being
revealed. The men who lived and
moved with development of Southern
Nevada are conjured to our minds
and we realize fully the charm which
the past has over the present. Ed
Clifford endured the hardships of the
early times on this desert and had
none of the conveniences which later
were available for the prospectors
who followed him; he read natures
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-20
When a Pioneer Passes

To the Editor of the Bonanza As
the cortege bearing the remains of
Edward Clifford Jr., slowly crept to
the Catholic church yesterday morn
ing and after brief interval wend-
ed its sad way to the silent city of
the dead, you must have, like many
other old timers, become reminiscent,
as loving hands and sorrowing loved
ones and friends were rendering the
last corporal act of mercy to pioneer
Of Tonopah.
II seemed as the very hills around
were conscious of the sadness that
marked the occasion For this man
who has gone ito that country from
whose bourne no traveller returns, ex
plored this country and the very spot
where we live long before any of us
who watched his corpse go by, knew
aught of IL. The three elder Cliffords
Edward, Sr., Edward, Jr.. and James
came to The new Eldorado immediate
ly after the advent of Jim Butler and
made the second locations in the dis
trict. comprising the Stone Cabin, the
Wandering Boy and the Lucky jim
claims. The subsequent history of the
next fifteen years is crowded full OF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-20
IN BANKRtpTcY, NO. ~.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIL
United States for the District of Ne
Vn1n

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District of Ne
vada.
In the matter OF Matt Hallehan.
bankrupt
To the creditors of Matt Hallehan,
of Tonopah. in the County of Nye
and district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day % September A. D. 1915. the
said Matt Hallehau was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting Of his creditors VIII be held
in the office of the undersigned Ref
cree, room :. County building. at Car
son City in said district on the 3rd
DAY or JANUARY. A. -. 1915.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt, consider the
sale, AT public or at private sale, of
all assets, IL any be found. of said
bankrupt's estate, and If such sale be
not objected tor IL objection be
made and oyerruled--to order such
sale aud confirmation thereof without
further notice, to authorize litigation
In behalf of said estate, and TO trans
act such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
j. POUJADE,
T. S Referee in Bankruptcy,
Carson city. Nevada, Dec. 10, 1915.
H. H. ATKT NSON. Tonopah, Nevada.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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secrets and knocked successfully on
the doors of her treasure vaults.
His life was gentle, and, as | said,
we cannot help pause in silent
thought, as they bear him to the grave,
for here is one whom we knew well
and whose life we have watched for
years. going from nature to eternity.
His little children will grow up and
as their minds leave off the mantle
of childhood and take on the respon-
sibilities of adult life, they can look
upon the slopes of eddie and Butler
and in all truth say you were dear
to him, and we will cherish you also
in memory of our father"
AN OLD TIMER.
Tonopah, Dec. 10. 1915.
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Musicians dance at Airdome Satur-
day night. Admission free.
ADV. D20t6
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Advertise in the Bonanza
DIVIDEND NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of West End Con
solidated Mining Company

! the ot0CknOi0eFS OF WGbt Emu Oott-
solidated Mining Company
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
at a meeting of the board Of directors
OF the above corporation. held at the
offices of said corporation in the Syn
dictate building. Oakland, California. on
the It'll day of December, 1915, divi-
dend of five 60 cents per share upon
issued capital stock of the corporation
was declared from the net earnings of
the corporation. Said dividend will be
paid on the oath day of December,
1915, to all stockholders Of record on
the books of the corporation on the
18th day of December. 1915.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock p. M. on the 18th
day of December, 1915. and will be re-
opened on December "a, 1915. at the
commencement of business, to-wit, at
o'clock a. IN.
(Signed): GEO. C. ELLIS.
Secretary of West End Consolidated
Mining Company. Dllt22
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CITY
GARBAGE
iF AT ANY TIME THE WAGON
MISSES YOUR CAN, PLEASE
CALL 1o26-5.
Opens Assay Office

r. B. Kidd, the pioneer assayer OF
Tonopah, wishes to inform his old
patrons and the public, that he has
opened custom assay Office at the
office of the Tonopah Midway Min
ing company; all work will be guar
anteed; and he will make controls
a speciality. Phone 792.
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CALENDAR CALLED

Judge Averill called the civil cal
endar in the district court this morn
ing, as follows: Humphrey Reid
Land and Cattle company VS.. Serfin
LAM ct al; two cases. The case Of
Porter vs. Lockett was set for trial
Wednesday.
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will be a much harder game, as Reno
was able to defeat Winnemucca by but
one point and Reno was last years
state champion team The Whine.
mucca team, coach and chaperon will
arrive Wednesday morning IRON Gold
field, where they play Tuesday even.
ing
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COOP CAUSE TO CELEBRATE

The Emery Marty family, consist.
ed of two last night. There are three
today. the new conner being hand
some girl, weighing eight and a half
pounds This is the first born.
Mother and child are doing well.
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the munitions they needed, and the
difficulty in reaching an agreement
as to contraband. ssby reason of the
increase In the tonnage OF ships, the
carrying Of mixed cargoes. the lack
of any single destination OF ship or
cargo, the multiplication OF the num-
Der ofHarticles used in war, and the
development Of railways and other
means OF transportation by land.
"A solution must, in yay opindon,n
he continued. .:he sought Il not in the
abolition OF the principle Of contra
band, at any rate in the adoption Of
a plan embracing az the abolition
OF conditional contraband', and (2)
a single list having been agreed up
on, in the cooperation OF neutrals
and belligerents In the certth cations
Of the contents otcargots, SO that the
risk Of capture may be openly borne
by those who may voluntarily assume
1t, and harassfng searches and de-
-tendons mo- more be heard Of.
3 The seas outside territorial waters
are: the common highway of nations, :
he said, land none Of them base the
right to render the use OF that iiigh-
way insecure Few days pass in
which one does not READ 4 report Of
the blowing up of a merchant or fish
ing vessel by contact with a mine. Az
a method Of warfare this must be re-
garded as an atrocity which no ma
ton at liberty to- petpetrate.r