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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-14
PERSONAL


J. NJ. HISKEY Of Austin is a guest
al the Mizpah
n S. DOWELL Of Akron. Ohio, is
at the Mizpah
BEN CARDINAL OF Reno paid a
visit TO Tonopah yesterday
JUDGE T. l. FOLEY of Goldfeld
was a passenger on today's train for
San Francisco.
LOUIE GREGoVICH, who had been
in Nebraska for the past two months,
returned to Tonopah this mornins.
ED BROWN. with fishing rod and
gun. departed for Bishop this morning
ON a fishing and hunting trip
CHARLES HUBER, deputy state III
spector OF mines, autoed over TO Gold
field today to inspect properties.
MRS. 5. R. MOORE left for the st.
Helena sanitarium in Napa county,
Cal. this morning to recaperate her
health
MRS. X. f. MOORE, the city libra
rian, left this morning for the coast.
She viii spend two weeks at the expo
sitiou
SPECK MURPHY came over from
Goldfeld this morning to meet Gus
Rainier in the roped arena this even
ing.
JACK SAULSBERRY came in this
morning from his Death valley min
ing property and continued on to
Reno.
ROSS CONDOR has returned from
A seven months trip to the coast. in
search Of rest and recreation He
visited San Francisco. Sacramento
and Richardson's springs
G. + LONG, who had been confined
n the Miners hospital FOR the past
TWO months, was taken to Los Angeles
today for further medical treatment.
He was accompanied by Miss Lyle, a
trained nurse
MISS MARIE MITCHELL, who had
been here for the past three weeks
visiting her sister and brother Flaw.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Bradner. returned
his morning to her home in san
Francisco,
REV. r. W. BAYLESS and family,
according to post card received this
morning. are greatly enjoying their
trip to the coast They are now on
their way by auto from San Francisco
% Los Angeles, where they viii at
tend the synod. which conYenes on
he Goth. and will then return TO To
nopah by the southern route
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MEETS DEATH WHILE
ON WAY TO HOSPITAL
POSTMASTER OF RHYoLITE DIES
ON TRAIN WHILE JoURNEYING
TO LAS VEGAS

John M Marquis. postmaster at
Rhyolits. died Tuesday on the Las
Vegas & Tonopah train while en-
route to the Las Vegas hospital. ac-
eompanied by his wife. who had in
sisted on his coming here for treat
ment The deceased had been i'll for
some time, but had persisted in re-
naming at his post Saturday. how
ever. he became much worse and his
wife finally prevailed upon him to
come here for treatment, but too late.
His death. however, apparently came
painlessly, as his wife had believed
him TO be sleeping for some time
when she discovered that he was
dead. The remains were brought to
this city and the funeral will be held
at the undertaking chapel Saturday
morning at 1880 o'clock. conducted
by Rev Frank Summers of the Meth
odist church, interment being made in
Woodlawn cemetery, says the Clark
County Review
Deceased had resided at RhyoIite
some eight or nine years and had been
for the past year or so, in
connection with other business inter-
ests. Mrs Marquis win return Sun
day to Rhyolite to assume charge Of
the affairs from which her husband
was so suddenly called
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ALL FIGHTERS IN
BEST OF CONDITION
INTERESTING BOXING CARNIVAL
SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE
AT AtRDOME TONIGHT

All the boxers to appear tonight al
the Airdome are reported in the best
of condition and ready to put up the
fight Of their lives Herb White and
Paul Pollock, who box the main at.
traction, ara evenly matched and will
undoubtedly put up a whirlwind fight.
The little betting done on this scrap
was placed al even money.
Bert Wagner is confident of dispos.
ing of Speck Duffy in short order.
Bert is very good boy out il looks
like he has a pretty hard job on hand
II he tries TO stop this boy Duffy The
latter is a tough nut and has been
training for few weeks for this bout
and figures to be a good match for
any Of them over the six round route
What promises 10 be one Of the
best bouts on the card is the one be.
tween Gus Rainier and Joe Murphy.
Rainier mas been out of the ring for
some time, but he has been working
hard in order to get back into his old
fighting form. Murphy is a conner. is
very clever and has. a hard punch.
Many of his friends can't see a chance
for Rainier 10 win over him
A good fourround curtain raiser
has been arranged to open the show
and promises plenty OF action. The
first bout will be put on at $3.50 sharp
and there will be no waiting between
bouts
The prices of seats are at the pop
ular prices of 81 for general admis-
sion and So for ringside and reserved
seats
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PEAsHooTERs BEWARE

gang Of young boys. averaging
probably Il years Of age, gathered at
the corner Of Brougher avenue and
Main street last night. each armed
with peashooter The cylinders
We're charged with shot and the the
alter thrOng on leaving the building
was assailed with these tiny missiles,
to the imminent danger of eyes being
put out. The police have been in.
formed and recurrence of this
sport" will result in the youngsters,
who should be at home at that hour,
being given lodgings in the city Gala
boose
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State Of Nevada. IN
and for Nye County In the matter oil
the Estate OF Nora Nolan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the IN.
dersisned was on June p, 1915. duly
appointed executor OF the last will and
testament Of said Nora Nolan, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO file the
same with proper vouchers and statn.
tory affidayits attached. with the clerk
Of said court within forty days from
date of first publication of this notice.
Dated October Is, 1915.
HARRY MCNAMARA, Exeuctor.
H. r. COOKE, Attorney for Estate.
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ADJUSTMENTS
p~e~~%~~~%~~"%~"""%"sss
BUTLER TAEATER

Tonight at the Butler one OF the
greatest of Americas phot0-plays Will
be shown in William Fox's presenta-
ton OF The Criminal Code" re
markabIe Balboa feature in four reels
Of intensity with big punch AZ the
finish. The master crook in a cruel
conspiracy adopts fugitive orphan
girl, edueates her and then forces her
to steal. Finally, in desperation, she
stabs him with a hat pin and escapes.
He RECEIVERS from the wound, causes
her arrest and she is placed on trial
The prosecuted girl yindicates her
self in a most astounding manner.
The production is replete with ele-
mental heart throbs. The interior
settings are elaborate and show dig
nified discrimination in selection. The
acting is convincing and the charac-
ters are portrayed with skill and fin
esse- All the critics agree that The
Criminal Code" is popular attrac-
ton chat is well worth seeing The
preliminary reel viii be the Ford
Weekly, a new addition TO the entire
program
Tomorrow. the one best bet OF the
whole weeks bill. Gaby Deslys. the
celebrated international star, in a
Famous Players production, Her
Triumph" Reserved seats may be
seeHt at any time at the box office.
ADJ
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SAYS CLARK COUNTY
SHOULD GROW ALMONDS

Edward Fl. Syphus, secretary Of the
experiment farm at Logan, has sent
three varieties of almonds, namely.
Texas Prolific, Peerless and La Prima.
TO the chamber of commerce.
Mr.. Syphus says these, with five or
six other varieties, are being success
fully raised. and does not understand
why the people of Clark county do
not grow these almonds, as they are a
profitable crop. non-perishable, and
the trees are thrifty, healthy and OF
rapid growth. and begin bearing the
second year after planting, requiring
no care aftersthe third year, and little
irrigation. The trees grow to be very
large and should be planted is to 20
feet apart each way-Review.
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GOOD PROGRAM At THE
AIRDOME THIS EVENING

With four numbers on the card. and
each Of them promising to be thrilters.
there is every assurance that the box
ing carnival that Will take place at
the Airdome this evening will be one
Of intense interest. while the prices
OF admission are so low that the at
tendance should be a record breaker
In picking their men. the management
exercised rare care to have them
evenly balanced while there is no pos
sibility Of any OF the bouts being
framed There will be some lively
going this evening.
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WILL SHIP SILVER
ORE BY PARCEL POST
HARRY STlMLER TAKING OUT A
TWO HUNDRED TON LOT FROM
BELMONT PROSPECT

Harry Stimier returned to Belmont
today after attending to business con
necJed with his mining property in
that camp. Mr. Stimler says that in
his ledge he has a streak that will
run 1000 ounces in silver. This Is
being very carefully saved and a small
shipment will be sent out by parcel
post in a few days
His ore dump is nearing the 200
ton mark and as soon as that amount
H. reached the Monitor Belmont COM
pany will give him the use of its mill
for one day
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ANNUAL MEETING

Of stockholders Of the Gold Hill Ne
yada Gold Mining company, Will Be
held on Monday the 25th day OF Octo
her, 1915. a o'clock p. m at 1854
Market street, San Francisco. Cal
for the purpose Of eleeting a board Of
directors for the ensuing year, and for
the consideration and transaction oi
any other business that may be
Ni ought before the meeting
JAMES ]. MORAN. Secretary
Ol3tlG
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MATTER BEING ARGUED

Argument has been in progress
nearly all day In the district court in
the case OF Clar vs. Plourd This is
the aftermath OF long drawn out
trial over rights 70 mining claims in
Manhattan district, which was decided
by Judge Ayerill just before the bar
vacation The argument today is on
objection TO proposed findings.
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MAY BUILD RAILROAD
FROM EUREKA TO ELko

The Elko Independent says there
seems TO be quite a plausible scheme
on foot over in Eureka to connect that
camp with Elko by railroad. The pro
Jeet Is backed by the Richmond Min.
ing company. which for years mas
been deadlocked with the Eureka &
Palisade railroad.
This railroad. If built by way of
Mineral HILL Union and Bullion.
would develop an immense amount Of
tonnage that now is hauled by wagon
TO meet the narrowgauge.
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UNITED WESTERN COMES IN

4 new face appeared today in the
galaxy OF listed mining companies. It
is the United Western and halls from
Oatman, Ariz., the camp that is now
being doomed so extensively. The
United Western was upt on the board
at 25 cents share. but 1t Immediate
y skyroeketed, selling today in good
sized blocks at close to the accent
mark.
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TOMORROW EVENINGS PARTY

The second Of its fall series Of dane
ing parties will be given tomorrow
evening by Tonopah lodge. No. 1862
b. T. o. Elks in the lodge hall. II
viii be for members and invited
guests and large attendance and an
enjoyable evening are anticipated.
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sPoRTsMEN, ATTENTION

Best quail hunting on earth a the
Manse ranch Verify it By your local
sportsmen. Room, board and hunting
privilege 81 per day. For further in
formation address Hoffman A Vetter,
pahramp. AdY0t4t3.
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eoLDFiELo
Morning sales

Jumbo Elk 800, $3.50: 1000 B-30. ST.
32la; 200. $50
Booth--1000, A.
Atlanta-3000, 20
Merger Mines-l000 $50, 49,
Kewanas-4500. 36; 5000. IS; 2000.
35: 1000, IS.
Spearhead-5000. II.
Grandma-1000. 5.
Afternoon Sales
Jumbo Ex-l00. s1.32ta. 200. $1.35,
900. s135.
Booth-50O. BIS, Al. 5000, 81; 1000.
Al.
Kewanas 1000. %; 1900, 80.
Black Butte-500, S.
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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 after
noon by Broker H. E. Epstine:
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MISC ELLANEoUS
Affernoon Sales

United $500, 81. 1000. IS;
1000, SO; 1000, 80.
Rochester-10O0, So.
United Western $500. 80; 1000, 80.
5000, 80; 1000 B-30. 40.
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TEMPERATuRE REpnnr

Highest temperature yesterday. a.
a year ago. 73 va
Lowest temperature last night 40.
a year ago, So
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Proof OF labor blanks for sale at
Bonanza.
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In February, 1913. the first shin.
ments of BRAsCoLITEs were
made. These shipments were
purely local one year later or in
February 1914. shipments showed
an Increase Of 1896 per cent and
these shipments we're made to an
parts of he United States and Can.
ada. In February. 1915, shipments
showed an increase Of s57s per
cent based upon the first months
business, and these shipments went
to al OF the continents and to near.
~ every country on the globe. This
phenomenal increase is conclusive
proof Of the superiority OF the gys.
TEN. Try a Brascollte at our OK.
pense.
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INSTANTANEOUS

ToNoPAH
Afternoon Sales
Rescue Eula-I000. 9.
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FOR SALE Large work horse Cal
at city scagenger's barn. 4SJ0sw2
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FOR RENT-Fonr room stone house.
modern. furnished Cor Knapp and
Ohio Phone 1876 4SaOltf