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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-30
PAsTIME THEATeR

Today the World Film corporation
releases the fiye-part photoplay, "A
Daughter of the People at the Pas
time. Involved in a struggle between
labor and capital, is very touching
love story, handled in such manner
that 1t will probably provoke much
discussion wherever the film is shown.
A problem is presented as follows: A
wealthy man marries a girl, conceal.
ing from her the fact that the cere.
many was Illegal. When the truth
is revealed to the world, the man
finds that he Is sincerely in love with
The girl. She. however. wants to go
back to the man she left. When she
does. he rejects her and she finds
that she is no longer welcomed by her
own people. Then the devotion of the
other man" wins her and a legal mar.
riage makes them, il is to be hoped,
happy. AS settings for this story, the
producer has selected many strikingiy
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BUTLER rHsArEs

It is to our sorrow that we have to
disappoint our patrons by announcing
that the film exchange in San Fran
cisco has made an error and in some
way or another our feature picture
'Du Barry" did not arrive for today.s
use. We will announce just as soon
as possible when this feature will be
shown. Instead of "Du Barry" we
will show three-reel Pathe entitled
"The Bliss of Ignorance and Vita.
graph comedy. making four,reel pro.
gram. Admission 10 cents. Tomor-
row "The Terrible One" three-reel
drama, and a Sidney Drew comedy
Friday a Paramount feature, 1.-THE
County Chairman" in five reels, fea-
turing Maclyn Arbuckle. Overture
for tonight Italians in Algeria" by
g Rossini--Adv.
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PERSONAL

JAKE GooDFRlEND was over
rom Goldfield yesterday.
TOM HYLAND returned yesterday
from San Francisco, where he Wis
tied the exposition.
H. E. EPSTINE. the broker, is
spending few days in San Francisco
on business.
JOHN MCCARTNEY was a passen-
ger for Reno this morning. From
there he goes TO Butte, Mont
HERBERT G. HUMPHREY. mining
and cattle man and banker of Reno, Is
spending today in Tonopah.
MRS. J, A. THOMAS and daughter
were passengers this morning for
Grass Valley, where they go to visit
relatives.
MRS. ANNA L. MILLER, propri
etor OF the st. Nicholas hotel at Cola
field. is spending few days in Tono
paa
JAMES r. DAVIS, general manager
OF the Round Mountain Mining com
pany, is over from Goldfield and Is
stopping at the Mizpah.
J. +. PECK and Walter Cole, of the
law firm of Peck, Bunker G. Cole, ar
rived from Oakland this morning to
represent their client, the West End
Consolidated Mining company in Dus
mess before the district court.
A. II. LAWRY and wife leave TO
morrow morning for the south seas
They will visit Australia, the Fiji is
lands and other islands of the Pacific
The trip will extend to the middle Of
September
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COMING FESTIVAL
HAS GREAT PROMISE
CELEBRATION OF FOURTH WILL
BE A GALA EVENT IN
ToNoPAH

Plans are complete for Tonopah's
Fourth which promise much for the
entertainment of its citizens. The
many responses to the call for floats
show that we are ysto have a good
healthy parade, and that the people
are behind this celebration and are
doing their best to make II success.
The committee has assured something
new in the decorations on Main street
and is being ably assisted by all the
merchants, who have promised to ex.
ert an extra effort in decorating their
stores.
The intersection Of Brougher and
Main Is to be made Court Of Pa
triotism which is to be the start OF a
mardi gras festival that will reach
its climax later at the Airdome and
wind up the celebration in whirl of
fun with a mardi gras ball.
The rescue team drills, which will
take the place OF the time-honored
drilling contests. should be OF grea,
interest to all. These are being sup
ported and managed by the Mine OPP
orators association. and include many
new features.
Races for children. free movies, fire
works. horse races, boxing contests
and hose races win round out the cele-
bration and make Il one OF which To
nopah should be proud.
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COSTUMES ARRIVE

The costumes for the mardi gras
BAH were received today by Chairman
Dewar. They are on display at Han.
nlgan's toggery on Main street The
rental for these costumes has been
placed at cost, ranging in value from
81 TO ST. They are a swell lot. The
committee is handling the costumes
itself. 1t is expected that all will be
taken long before the ball, which
takes place Monday evening.
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WE|SSE AND R|DDELl
ACCUMULAT|NG A DUMP
M'kELVEY LEASE AT SYLvANITE
is SHOWING BIG PAINTINGS
IN HoRNsILvER

Especial Bonanza Correspondence
SYLvANITE, June 3O-The Nickel
yey, Mclaughlin Il Tenant lease on
the Weisse & Riddell estate at Sylvan
lite is looking better than ever Horn
silver ore that pans string of colors
half way around the pan is a common
occurrence each day They are say
ing from one-half to three-fourths OF
ton of ore day from the pay streak
that shows the best values on the
hanging contact.
Very good progress is being made in
the Weisse e. Riddell shaft, which is
now down 4S feet. Drifting on the
vein will be started as soon as the
shaft reaches IS feet, which will be
in the course of the next few shifts
Messrs. Weisse and Riddell do not eA
pect to ship until a carload. or an
proximately So tons, is accumulated
on the dump
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Following the official program of the Fourth July cebra
on adopted Monday evening meeting of the executive
mittee held at the Mizpah hotel
july 3toncer in the evening the Patriotism,
section of rougher and Main street by the Tnopah Military
band illumination of Fifteenth Western
ration OF Miners Miners Union hall
July fl horse Hall Liquor building
30 children sports upper Main p patriotic
Arome GRAFTON by United States Senator Pittman D. M hose
band concert $50 p. m, display fireworks
July so parade II 30 first aid and mine rescue con
est Nam street west of Broughe Beginning
anees IN Butler and Pame heaters for children
M boxing carnival Ardome p M mard gras parade 9:l5
m band concert in Court Of Patriotism p M costume bali ii
trlome
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-30
HOTTEST DAY OF SUMMER

Yesterday the thermometer climbed
up to So degrees, making the highest
point it had yet reached this season.
although year ago the average for
the day was several degrees warmer.
Today did a shade better The mer-
curry stood at SO degrees at ! O'CLOCK
at the weather station, which is sew
eral degrees cooler than down town.
There came drop in the temperature
shortly afterward. due to a cooling
breeze.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that The co.
partnership existing between John L
Brown and Nick Vukasinovich doing
business at the Slope saloon, Main
street Tonopah, Nevada. has been
dissolved. Nick Yukasinovich is now
sole proprietor. He win pay all debts
and collect all moneys due from said
business.
Tonopah, Nevada, June 20, 1915
NICK vUcAsINovICH.
J2S-J9.10t
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FIRST DIVIDEND DECLARED BY BUTLER

The from Philadelphia
Butler Mining dividend. II =
The books closed
dividend cheeks be o =
Dividend No will be paid 171S02l there being
treasury shares
which dsburse
s17S0210 stockholders which, with the
heavy comfort
while the quantity .
further velvet money before months.
. . 80 . . . . .
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The burning mill

beautiful scenes. The burning mill
provides combined sensation and spec.
tacle.
Tomorrow, "A Fool There Was,
featuring Theda Bara, the great
French emotional actress, will be re.
turned to the Pastime.-Adv.
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PROMINENT coLoNlzeR ARRIVES

Rev. Father Eummelen OF Santa
Ana. Cal. who is one OF the leading
eolonizers of the Catholic church. In
the United States, was an arrival in
Carson this morning on land matters
The reverend gentleman, with Mrs
Bessie Miller, is interested in a plan
that means the bringing of many fam
flies to the Fishlake valley in Esmer-
aida county.-Appeal.
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RECORD SHIPMENT

With the combined bullion ship
ments from Seven Troughs, Rochester
and Willard, which will leave Love-
lock this week, that town is about to
break all records for shipments, says
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SWEEPING OFF THE TARvIA
HAS BEGUN AT LAST

A band of street sweepers was put
to work this morning removing the
surface of Tonopah's thoroughfares
which were recently coated with tar
via and dust at considerable expense
1t is not known what the commission
ers will do with the sweepings, bur
they might be boiled and precipitatec
and the scum shipped to California
and sold for tar weed fertilizer.
>s-~~~-~~~~~~s~~
Yellow Tiger-5Oo, ?; 1000. 2.
Simmerone-200O, 7.
Afternoon Sales
Goldfield Con--100, $1.45.
Jumbo Ex--3OO $1.55; 200 ,$l57h.
Atlanta--500, 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Morning Sales
Round Mountain--1000, SO.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-30
CASE ARGUED AND SUBMITTED

The case of Clar VS.. Plourd, which
was tried at a lengthy session of the
district court, was argued and SUD
mitted. The case involves title to
mining ground at Manhattan.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-30
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record OF the days
sales, as received from the San Fran
cisco stock exchange today by Broker
II. E. Epstine:
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ToNoPAH DISTRICT

ToNopAH DISTRICT
Morning Sales
Montana-500, rs.
Jim Butler-50O. 800.
Mizpah Extension-5OO. 20.
Monarch Pittsburg 1000, 9.
Afternoon safes.
Jim Butler-10O, 80.
Mizpah Extension--5OO, 21.
Cash Boy-1000, 6.
victor-2OOO. 80; 1900. 80; 14Oo. 80
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NOTICE TO POWER USERS

The electric current will be off on
the morning of Sunday, July 4th. from
5 TO 10 o'clock.
NEVADA-cALIFoRNIA POWER co.
advJ26t3
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ooLoFIELp DISTRICT
Morning Sales

Jumbo Ex-5Oo. $3.50; 800. s1.57is.
Booth--35O0, 40.
Merger Mines-1OOO. 2S; 1000. 30:
1000. 90.
AtIanta-1OOo, 81; 1000. 81; 1000
on
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-30

Tomorrow at Butler theater, Leslie
Carter in "DuBarry ADV.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won Lost Pet
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Butler theater tomorrow "Du-
Barry six reels.--Adv.
the Review Miner. 1t is expected S45,-
600 will come from Rochester and
$4,000 from the Seven Troughs dis
trict
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Classified Ads

gray switches this
week IS. Chiropody and yapor
baths. 4O1.4O2 Bank Bldg
4l1J29t2
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FOR RENT-Best room in town. Mrs.
Martin, 507 Brougher Ave. 22tfx
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Yesterdays Games

Batteries-Chech and Mitze Rel
sigl and Block.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22

Deer with horns (horns to ac.
company carcass IT. all times) limit
M deer. North Of thirty. fifth
parallel Of North latitude from Oct.
ober Is to November 3 Of each
year, And South Of said thirty.
fifth parallel from October IS to
November 25 OF each year.
Tassel cared Gray Squirrels
From June } to November 80 of
each year.
Grouse. From September 10 to
November % OF each ,e r. Limit,
8 grouse in one calander day.
Wild Turkey. (classed as big
game North of the ;hir,y fifth
parallel of North latitude, from
November | 10 December 81 Of
each year, and South Of said thirty
fifth parallel from October 25 to
November % Of each year. Limit,
3 in possession in any one calender
day
native or Crested, Messina Calf
ornia or Helmet Quail, from Oct
ober % to December 81 OF each
year. Limit, 20 in possession in
one calander day
Doves, from August l6 to Sep
TENDER 30 OF each year. Limit, 20
ia possession in II calender day
OPEN sEAS0N-DUCKs
October / to January l6 The
duck season is regulated by the
Federal Migratory Bird law
OPEN sEAsoR-FHH
Trout Large and Small Mouth
Bass, Graphic and Ring Perch, from
June | TO November % of each year
Limit; Trout, 10 pounds in posses.
sion in n calender day size limit
q inches. Bass. IS pounds in one
calender day; size limit, 7 inches;
Graphic, 10 pounds in possession in
one calender day.
"Sec. ~. No person shall At any
time shoot, hunt or take ia anv
n any wild animals or birds
or fish as herein defined IA this
state without first having in bis or
her possession a huating license as
hereinafter provided for the year in
which such shooting, fishing or
hunting is done The PRESENCE
Of any person IA any open field
prairie or forest whether enclosed
or not with traps, gun or other
weapons for hunting without bav-
ing in possession proper hunting
license AS herein provided, shall be
prima iacie evidence of the viola.
tion OF this section Hunting
licenses shall be issued by the
county clerks when duly authorized
by the State Game and Fish
Warden, and sush deputies as may
be designated for that purpose by
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500 Reward. 500

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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22

III game ct IIsh offered Tor Ship
meat within the state of New Mex
leo must have attached thereto a
Transportation Permit to comply
with the law
Trinidad C.. De Baca,
State Game and Fish Warden,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
CLARENDON.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CLARENDON. Va. July 24.--The July
meeting of the Alexandria County
Medical Society will be held Monday at
the residence Of DR.. Robert J. Yates of
Del Ray. DR.. Powell Of Alexandria and
DR.. Yates will read papers.
The vestry and tho Daughters Of the
King of st. Georges Episcopal Church
met Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs William Fries.
Mary Washington Chapter. No. SO. of
the Order of the Eastern Star. met Fri
day evening at the Masonic Temple in
Clarendon The worthy grand matron
OF the District Of Columbia. Mrs. Kath-
crime Loefier. was present. A memorial
service for E. z. Wilson was held.
Mrs. A. W. Nice and children are visit
ing friends at Great Falls.
Miss Davis Of Moravia, Md, is visiting
Mrs. Josephine Lewis on Marion ave.
r. II. Miller and family Of Washington
moved into their new Clarendon home
this week.
Mrs George Free and children are
visiting relatives and friends in Fred.
erick. Md.
Mrs John Manning and two sons have
Evening star., 1915-07-25

visit to relatives at Herndon.
The services at Fort Myer Heights
Chapel Sunday were conducted by Rev.
Patrick Murphy. who talked on the
Bancroft Emergency and Receiving
Home for Children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Abbott and little
daughter were guests of Mr.. Abbott's 8
parents at Falls Church Tuesday.
The Washington district Sunday
school convention will convene with
the Cherrydale Baptist Church Sunday.
The afternoon session commences at
$3.50 o'clock. Part of this session will
be given to business and the remain
der to short addresses, one being by
session will open at 7:30. The speakers
announced are F. E. Isreal. president
of Fairfax county organization: E. c.
Hough. Falls Church. and Rev. NJ. r.
Jacobs. Cherrydale.
The section of the Alexandra county
road through Rosslyn was closed We'd
nesday. The road is being macadam-
ized.
The second open meeting of the Ar
llngton Chapter of the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John Palmer, about thirty five
members and guests being present.
Those who contributed to the program
were Mrs Anna Rucker. Miss Margaret
Meyer. Mrs. J. W. Sutton, Miss Deter,
and Robert Groson.. A meeting of the
chapter has been called for next We'd
nesday morning at the home of Mrs.
s s. Simpson, to elect delegates to the
state convention
e. f. Wilson died suddenly of heart
disease Monday evening. Funeral serv-
ices were held Thursday afternoon, Rev.
f. N. Kirby, pastor of the Ballston Pres
byterian Church, conducting the services
The burial ceremonies were under Ma
sonic auspices The pallbearers were
composed OF the following Masons. A. J..
Porter. George Thurber, Dr. r. N Sutton,
William Duncan. Cornelius Clements and
Wade Ball: 1nterment was at Rock Creek
cemetery
Evening star., 1915-07-25
KENSINGTON.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
kENSINGTON. Nd, July 24-Miss
Helena Webster entertained Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Brad
ley. who left the following day for an
extended visit to South Carolina Among
those present were Misses Phyllis
Hermann. Virginia Wilson. Alma NC
keeHer and Mary Chaplin. Mrs. Carroll
Duvall and Mrs. Neel Massey
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks of Wash
ington have returned home after a visit
of several weeks at the home of their
parents. in Garrett Park They have
recently purchased the Stone property
in the park, which they will make their
future home
Mrs James Stone of Baltimore is
visiting her brother and sster-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Rusk of Warner
place.
Mrs. A H. Kinnear, H NJ Martin
George. Helen and Evelyn Martin mo-
torezi to Darlington during the week
At Darlington they were the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Rumor. formerly
of Kensington. Miss Sadie Kinnear
who had been the guest at the manse
in Darlington. returned to Kensington
with the party.
Rev. DR.. Clayton of Washington will
occupy the pulpit at Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs F.. T.
Chapman.
Mrs. Camilla Lowell and Mrs. E n.
Boynton spent the past week with Mr..
and Mrs L. T. Boynton.
The Christ Church Girls Club gave
nj aff haa n
as their guests Misses Ethel Webster,
Edith saul ard sphinx. Miss cath
crime Hermann chaperoned the party,
which included Misses Laura Filler,
Ellen Chaplin. Dorothy Hermann, Mar
garet Chapman. Eloise Butler. Anna
Hermann and Gretchin and Blanche
Cook
Rev and Mrs Marsh Of Leland were
the guests Monday night Of Rev. and
Mrs. Calender
diocese held its regular meeting at
Christ Church Monday evening. The
various chapters. Of the brotherhood
were we'll represented. After a short
which Mr.. Colley Bell. president Of the
local assembly. presided. Several mem
bers Of tho organization made ad-
dresses, among them being Rev. Pat
rick Murphy. general mi ssionary of the
Washington diocese Canon Austin OF
Others of the clergy present were Rev.
Charles E. Buck OF Rock Creek. Rev
H. W. Stowell Of Washington and Rev.
Etiw. Calender Of Kensington. Fol-
lowing the meeting at the church. the
broth erhood was entertained by the To-
cal chapter at the rectory. The local
chapter will meet Monday evening with
NJ o. Chance.
Evening star., 1915-07-25
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. va, July
24.-The local board of review Of Fair
FAX county met at Fairfax Court House
Monday to review assessments of mer-
chants. Nothing could be done along
this line. however. owing to the absence
OF w. N. Lipscomb, examiner of rec
ords for the sixteenth judicial circuit,
by whom the returns of merchants are
first examined. No merchants appear
ed before the board. The board there
fore devoted the day to the examina-
tion of land assessments, going over
the books of Commissioner of Revenue
Parker Milburn of Providence district.
c. d. S. Clarkson of Haymarket, en-
gineer in charge of the Warrenton and
Fairfax Turnpike Company's project
for the construction of a toll road to
Warrenton and Fairfax Court House by
way of Centerville, was in Fairfax this
week endeavoring to interest the Fair
fax county people in subscriptions to
the company's stock. All interested in
Fairfax Friday, August 6, at 10 am. to
discuss the situation. Col. Robert
E. Lee, jr.. and r. Walton Moore are
scheduled to make. addresses 1t is also
expected that Mitchell Harrison of
Prince William county, president of
the company, will give his views. On
August 13 a similar meeting will be
held at Centerville.
Owing to unavoidable delays in the
matter of placing the new toll gate at
Oakton it was not in operation July
Is. as planned. Joseph Berry of Vienna.
who is in charge of the matter. ex-
poets to have the toll gate in opera
tion tomorrow. or very early in the
week
Mr. and Mrs. Warren and family of
Washington are spending a month at
the home of Mrs. J. w. Taylor.
Rev George Tyler has returned from
a visit to Clifton Forge, where he was
summoned by the illness of his wife,
who is visiting their son at that place.
Mrs. Tyler is greatly improved.
Mrs. Curtis Gresham of Washington
is spending the week with Miss Belle
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank + Israel have
returned from a weeks visit to Bed
ford City and other points in that
neighborhood, in the interest of the
Sunday School Association.
Owing to the heavy rain last Friday
the meeting of Fairfax Chapter, L. d.
c., which was to have been held at
the home of Mrs John N. Ballard, was
postponed. Mrs. Howard A. Fletcher.
president of the chapter, will call a
meeting for next week.