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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER rHEArER

There will be only one show at the
Butler this evening. as the theater
has been rented to the Democratic
party for the balance Of the evening.
they taking charge of the house i'm
mediately after the first show. The
show, however. will be an exception
ally good one. for in addition to the
regular picture program, Mr.. Karl W.
Schulz, who is undoubtedly the most
talented pianist who ever visited
Nevada, will give short piano re-
cital, the equal Of which you may
never again have the opportunity of
hearing. Mr.. Schulz comes with
the very best of credentials, having
filled the position of court pianist to
the grand duke of Hessia, Germany,
for some time, also conductor OF the
Henry w. Savage opera company and
the American grand opera company.
A baby grand piano has been moved
onto the Butler stage just for the
occasion and the event is sure to be
one that will be enjoyed to the fullest
extent by all lovers of high class
music, The picture will be. a Vita
graph Blue Ribbon production, featur.
ing Lucille Lee Stewart, who makes
her first appearance to the Tonopah
public. She portrays a woman who
spurned love. She wanted vengeance.
and in seeking to justify her jealousy
she has heart battle with another
woman. The two women, proud.
spirited and beautiful, play with the
loves of men like pawns on a chess
board. Dominated by revenge and
jealousy, the conflict becomes battle
of hearts and wits between these
two women. Powerful and tense, Il
depicts problem showing to what
ends jealousy leads its slaves. Come
early, as the picture will star
: promptly at o'clock Tomorrow
dainty little Marguerite Clark IL
,"Mollie Make Believe"
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BALLET PAYS HIGHEST
WAGES TO W0RKMEN
political ADVERTISEMENT

" ttattSak AdfoIttbonipHtj
A short time ago the miners of
Tonopah asked that the wages be in
creased fifty cents day on account
Of the high cost Of living and high
taxation. This request was refused.
without regard to politics. Demo-
Gratis. Socialists and Republicans were
refused alike and all have to suffer
the same conditions.
\ It has been said for many years
that "The workers don't appreciate
anything that is done for them; that
they are just as contented with 81
a day as with IS or &c." and that
they would knife the man hardest
who does the most for them" If the
workers 60 to the polls and vote for
the only man In Nevada THAT PAYS
HIS MINERS FIVE AND SIX DOL.
LARS A DAY FOR SEVEN HOURS,
they will show the people that they
do appreciate what is done for them
Because b man has politics different
from mine is no reason why he
should knife me. for didn't ask what
the politics OF the men were when |
paid their wages. 1t win help the
working men to be recognized next
time they make request, when they
can show that I'VE DO APPRE-
CIATE WHAT IS DONE FOR u.s.
and can say I'VE STAND BY THE
MAN WHO HAS STOOD BY U.s."
Working men. make it unanimous,
without regard to politics. I've paid
the best wages-paid higher wages
than Henry Ford pays. and for seven
hours-and have done it for years,
paid these wages before anyone
ever heard Of Henry Ford. It's the
only request I've ever asked Of the
working men. and ask now that
! have your support for the Office OF
sheriff and assessor on November
It'll. without regard to politics. MAKE
1T UNANIMOUS. and after I an
elected YOU may ask favors Of me
and be sure Of every effort on m,
part to grant them.
MAKE 1T UNANIMOUS.
LETSON BALLET.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

Tonight at s15 sharp the closing
rally of the present campaign will be
given in the Airdome theater by the
Republican candidates. to which
everybody in Tonopah is cordially
invited.
The meeting will be called to order
by Chairman Grier Of the Nye county
central committee and each and every
candidate on the Republican ticket
will make short address to the
voters of Tonopah. After the candi-
dates have completed their speaking,
the Honorable Hugh H. Brown will
make the closing address to the good
people of this town and one of the
most .forceful and clever speeches
delivered during this or any other
campaign will be heard.
Chairman Grier wishes to announce
lhdt all ItcpuuiiCdu NOtcTS arc GA
pected to assemble at the headquar-
tiers next to the Elks home at 1880
p. m. sharp in order that proper
assignment may be given the various
organizations which are expected to
take part in the big street parade
which will leave the headquarters at
Is O'Clock sharp, The line OF march
will be down Main street to the depot
and countermarch to the Airdome
theater. All of the candidates, the
Nye county Republican central com.
mittee, the Republican club, the
Women's Republican Hughes and
Plat club, and in fact every voter
is urgently invited to attend this. the
last big rally of the campaign. Plenty
of red fire will be distributed to all
and the old town should take on a
gala appearance when the carnival
~.
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JOHN D. JACK" GRANT
CONSTABLE CANDIDATE
Political Advertisement,

Jack" Grants name IL as familiar
on the lips as ones own. Every
school chfld In town knows this gen.
tleman and loves him, while every
law breaker and bad man knows and
fears him. Who was to be found on
the job every minute of the night
when evils are most free. Faithful
diligent, fearless, active Jack Grant.
Jack Grant is sterling man with
years of experience in the duties OF
the office Of constable to which
he aspires. He promises q police
service for Tonopah that will be Q
credit to the town. and at the same
time, one that will not cost a mint
to operate. Economy with the best
Of service will be the keynote of hi,
administration.
Grant has sixth sense" for find
ing criminal. 1t was the marve
of the past years IN Tonopah hov
Jack Grant could smell out the cul
prit and land him safely behind tn
bars without the accompaniment of
brass band. The thing was done an,
the shouting came afterwards, not be
fore.
II he is elected. the deputies VIII
serve under him will receive tn
credit due them for the good service
and loyal. faithful discharge of thei
duties. He feels the glory will b
large enough to share and will no
absorb the whole credit himself.
Voters. support Jack Grant to
man! Nat
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CARD TO VOTERS
political ADVERTISEMENT


Nov. 6, 1916.
We, the undersigned Democratic
candidates for the legislature. do
hereby state to the public of Nye
county that if elected we will sup
port the Democratic platform as
adopted at the Democratic county
convention. We do further state that
we are not pledged to any class or
group of men of this county. We
have made no promises or pledges
to any group of people
If your attention has been called
to the endorsement of some of oul
members by certain group of men
we wish to say that this support hal
been given without the knowledge O.
consent of the men it endorsed ant
without our solicitation.
Signed, Democratic Legislative Tickle
HENRY c. SCHMIDT,
d. ]. FITZGERALD,
BEN. D. LUCE,
l.. w. HARRINGTON.
WALTER L. BELL
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LADIES INVITED

Arrangements have been made to
receive election returns tomorrow
night at the Republican headquarters,
beginning at $50. The ladies are
specially invited to be present and
every arrangement will be made for
their comfort.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS
BY PRIVATE WIRE

The management Of the Airdome
has made arrangements with the
Western Union Telegraph company
for complete election returns begin
ming at o'clock Tuesday evening.
The Airdome will be comfortably
heated. While the returns are being
received jitney dancing will be en-
joyed. Adv. Mid
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
To the Voters
Of Nye County

The rumor has been in circulation
for some time past that have made
prediction promises to certain par
ties. promising deputyships to further
my election. That assertion most
emphatically deny and challenge
any one to produce evidence to that
effect.
N4-3t MRS. JENNIE A. CURIEUx
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
DEATH or AN INFANT

James M, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Patrick ONeill, died at noon
yesterday of bronchial pneumonia.
The funeral took place this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the family residence
on University street.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The undersigned did on the 4th
day of November. 1916, sell the bust
ness known as the Midway saloon to
John Hill and John Frayne. On and
up to that date all bills will be paid
and all accounts collected by the
undersigned, for none of which he
is responsible after that date.
(Signed) DENNIS HILL.
Tonopah, New, Nov 6. 1916.
Adv. Nett
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ELscrIoN RETURNS

The Cobweb win receive returns,
not only from local and county pre-
cincts. but from all over the state
and nation Tuesday night. All are
invited. ADV. N4-tS
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WILL CLOSE SHOPS

Tomorrow being election day. the
meat markets will close their doors
at noon and open again at D. m.
This to give the meat cutters a
chance to vote for president of the
y. s. and sheriff. Adv. N6t1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
roNopAA NJ WINS

The game Of football which was
played at Bishop Saturday by the
Tonopah and Inyo county high school
teams was wongby Tonopah by the
score OF 8 to 0. s
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RIGHT OFF THE WIRE

The Bank saloon will receive cleo
tion returns Tuesday night right of
the ticker. A good lunch to regale
those who wait up for the local and
general results. Adv. N4-t3
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

After eight years without represen-
tation. southern Nye asks support for
its only candidate upon any ticket.
A. B. Perkins Of Carrara. the regu-
lar Republican nominee for assembly.
man. Adv. O2s-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

The Republican nominees for re-
gents are pledged to take the univer-
sIty out Of politics. Vote for them,
two for long term and one for short
term.
Location notices in book form at
the Bonanza. Price s1.25.
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slo TURKEY SHOOT

A. shelly, who conducted such q
succsssful turkey shoot last season.
win come to Tonopah again this
Thanksgiving with 500 of the biggest
ana fattssf turkeys that ever hit the
town. van Pittman is barred from
winning over thirty in one day.
Adv. N6-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

Warm u, with glass Of hot clam
Juice or o tlmato toner. Where? At
the oncpah Liquor Co. II you
prefer something else, ask for it.
Adv. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

r. A. Mckay is the best qualified
man that was ever a candidate for
the office Of clerk Of the supreme
court.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
FINAL DEMOCRATIC RALLY

Hon Clay Tailman will speak at
the Butler theater tonight at S:45,
Immediately after the first show.
Musical entertainment. Everybody
invited. Adv. N6-t1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS

Everybody is invited to the Tono-
pah Club Tuesday evening to hear
the election returns. They will be
complete to the second and will be
local as we'll as state and national.
Adv. N3td
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

RT. REV. HUNTING, bishop of
Nevada, was passenger for Reno
this morning, after holding services
yesterday In st. Marks church
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

The early voter never gets shut out.
Put an X after the name Of each Of
the three presidential electors and
you vote to protect American labor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

I'd Roberts has proven himself one
o. the most efficient men. In the
Mouse Of Representatives. Return
|bIm By . big nsajsrify.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

Take home quart bottle OF deli
cious old port. 40 cents at the Tono-
pah Liquor company. Adv. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

Vote for amendment No. I. Use
your Judgment regarding amendment
No. 2.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Tonopsh Extension- 900. $40; 600.
Ss.4cy
Belmont 200. $4.55; 200, S4.s5.
\ Rescue hula 5000. 2s; 1000 Bsc. II,
0ypsy Queen--6Oo. Os; 1000, os;
1000. os: 5000. oS: 1000. os.
monarch rittsburs- 1000, IS; 5000
II; 5000. ~.
Afternoon sales
r0nopah nxtension--soO, $6.45.
Monarch Pittsburg- 1000. IL; 1000
n; scoc. u.
1TacNamafs 5000, 10: 1000. 10.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

There are no corporations or mil
Iionaires backing Barney Moran.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-06

Tra small adlet in the Bonanza.
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coLpFIELp
Morning SALES


Jumbo ExtensIon 1000. 80: 1000,
q: 100. 50.
Combination Fraction--1ooo, 06;
800, O6. sN
nlue Bull--looo, o.; 5000. o..
Florence 800. 80.
4 Great Bsnd--1000, Is.
Z sandstorm 5000. o.: 1000. o.; 1000
%.
Silver Pick-10Oo. "a; $500. rs; 200
IS; 5000. IS; 1000. rs; 500. IS: $4,000
3s; 5000, IS.
spearhsad 5000. o5.
Aftsrnsea saIss
0oldneId Consolidated 200. IS;
200, Sc.
Jumbo Extension 500. 81; 500, 81
Florence 300. 80.
Merger Mines--10oO, 05.
Great Bend 1000, 10.
Silver Pick--soo, 20; 1900, 2s; 1000
2s.
spearhesd 1000. 05.
MANHATTAN
Morning Sales
whits Caps 1000. 40.
Morning Glory--1OOo, o5; 1000. 05
MiecELLANEous
Morning saIes
Big Jim--100, 31.25.
~ Aftsrnoon eales
N Nsnsel--looo. IS; 1000, Is.
Nevada Packard LOCO, 40.
~uD~~-
Hen. Y. r. (sarrsy) Moran ha,
wsn HE title to the appeIIatior
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Classified Ads

LoST-Crank of Buick car. Lothrop-
Davis Co. 771O1s-tf
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ssn. n. r. (sarrsy) Moran has
wsn HE titis to the sppsIIation
"Iudss."
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MatiIba &. grOoie an WlaiiIbo
Wpla, Gbeil ppn Got ylo. 241 Don
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Strnbe. 5pifhen Gutter unb Sunes
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fbeiluns, (Sieuer $1); 81.
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bile. (Steuer 50c); 81.
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Inns llnterobtheiluns in aodlanb,
(iStelier S4.50). 81.
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Sabren i'm Ratbbails NIT i4slsn
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Cincinnati, 10. San.

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linb ba aud Der itdDiifhr Snssnieur'
Serr GranI arus burd Mbpeisnb:it
aldnSte, ipnrbs bic 9Ingelsasnbeit biz
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nafiir pprbdnben ieien.
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WeottD; dber iDtilrl ids ilnterlai5e,
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,9lfio sic iperben lpirflid)
,Was in dller Welt bleibt btmi
iibrig!" rief Der Mdipr. BON sipei
llebslu, beibt ss, fon man Dag tIsinits
ipdblen, unp mir ip6rs pds srGBte bic
ginIumteit, bic UerIaIenbeit. SD
bite Sic: an eiuem Gage bic Sdnes
tier psrlieren unp ben 5reunb bo5u,
pas 1T gu pisI. gieber lt0fe i'd mi@
tobtl
rGprHelia msine 5ruu2" fubr er
mad elmer palrTe fort. n0aruui babe
i'd lie mir mod nitt anssieben. @ber
mas pabr III, bari man iussn: iie 1T
fein sebiloet, id0n aeipatieH, isbr gut
tonIerpirt, ollseit bti ridden 3unlpr
unD bat aud ipnit bds !0erS duf pem
redten sled. s(ber lper iiebt iolhe
@orsii9e nebsn elmer Ydlesca. SD
slaube, ib bin ebenip perrdnnt seipe-
ZEN lpis meine Shtpeitsr blinoe
pafasiere Minors, gsios. tpsnn aud
i'm pirtlihen Slime bIino. 9lbu, bd
tummt Der Omnibus Don 9eibenteim;
i'd pGrs i'm Stdnbe, elsih mitsufah-
rem unb per 9dbn in bic StdDt, i'm
beu.e mod rsinsn siid gu md2en"
limb Sbre periprctcnen Grlautes
runsen, 9srr Wajor?" fraste Der
Rittmeiiter.
.grlduterunsen ipprlber? ab 70,
ipessn Der llnsnabe msiner S9peiier,
Die Sic fir ben Gesner beg ISrofeiiors
belt - mar ia nar cine Gbrs fiir
sic als einen dlteren gersbrer; aber
bas Idbi iid applanirsn. S3ier. brins
gen sic @aIesc.. ben grief pes apms
merSienratbs unb iagen Sic ibr, id
ipGrs jofprt in bic Staot. Damn
miro glaes persebsn uno pergehen
iein. Wlorsen piro man Wsitsres bos
rem. 4rransirt iih GIlss, lpie es nun
ppbl niht anbsrs tommsr tam, 10
fsiern mir cine Dcppelbptl5eit, unb
oas balb - Der beitrnii, Weiberfeinb
uno bic Mdnnerfeinbin aug gruberz
liebe!"
Wlit bieien Worisn Rabm er qbs
i6i,o BON RittmeiIisr Don 9anbseron
uno ities in penpoiiomnibus, Der bdlD
am einiam.n ionnisen Seeufer bin
rpllte, pdbrenb Der gpitiIlpn iein
2ieblinssitiid auf itinem polthorn
blies. Gs mar bic olta fbtpabiIte
@oIispsiis: Wurssn muB i4 FORT Don
bier unb mub abihieb nehmsn -.
Oarf man psrbiirstsn Prioatmits
tb.ilunaen unp ipeitperbrtitsien offes
men aoupsrts nit iiblittn i6on ges
itc6sn.H &arten elaubsn, 10 1T nod
i'm ieIben Sabre bic bepuBte 0opptIs
bpfseit geieiert iporheH 9srofeiior
9olmar bat ben Ruf naa Dorpat 81
9unIi.n elmer aniteauHs an Der beis
miI6en llniperiitGt aiisssi9lagen unb
beibe paars It6en in uneetriibtem
Slid unb Yebasen nit chamber. Die
sinSise WUlte, peld3s 5uiueilsn ben
ipnnigen arsis Der 9IiidIihen be-
idbatiei, III ber lInmutb bss aommsr'
3ienratbs.
WOriiber2 Rum iiber nihts
qnoerss, oIs Rag Der Wlajor
sdn5li6 isbss sSntsrshs an ben aups
feriiihmappsn pis an Der Wtiin5s |
lammlune DsrlOr.R bat. 9alesea aber.
bic itrablenDe uHo gIiidieIiee 5rau
profeForiu, irDitst Io9enb ben Sas
9eitoIS unD gisbt ibm Dsn freuHbi6afts |
Iiten Ratb. I'D D.Hn mDgliH slslf- |
aus nod mad elmer asbenssefdbriiH
am3uisbeH-