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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
ELECTION RETURNS COMPLETE
FOR THE TOWNSHIP Of T0N0PAH

1t was not until $3.50 o'clock this
morning that precinct No. 8, at the
Tonopah High school. completed
counting the ballots and the tired
officers of election betook themselves
homeward. The first precinct heard
from was No. 2, where the work was
in charge of Eddie Addison aud a
corps of trained accountants. who
had the most perfect arrangements
of any in the township Most of the
men we're experienced. but the fact
that Mr.. Addison was familiar with
every detail of the counting was
really responsible for the celebrity
shown at that polling place. In No.
l the only serious division in the
vote came with split in the Demo-
cratic senatorial delegations, the vote
showing an equal break with four
delegates each for McCarran and
Pittman. At No. the officers were
drawn chiefly from the ranks Of the
new voters and there was some delay
in getting started on the right path,
but the ladies' stuck valiantly to their
jobs and succeeded in counting the
last ballot shortly after midnight.
The voting was light, over thirty
per cent of the registered voters not
asking for representation. Out of a
total registration of 1921, 1924 votes
were cast, showing 497 not voting.
In 1914, 1853 registered and there
were 1900 votes cast. The summary
of the days voting follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

anhattan-Arnold, 10; Bell, 49,
Degan, 21; Drysdale, 81; Forman, 3S;
Harrington, 26; Hays, 16; Humphrey,
2s; Kennedy, 19; Luce, 26; Lynch,
81; Mooney, 80; Nofsinger SO;
Owens, 2S; Stock, "a; zuick, %.
Round Mountain--Arnold 13; Bell,
%; Degan. IL; Drysdale, 2s; forman,
81; Harrington, 81; Hays, IL; Hum
phrey, IA: Kennedy, o; Luce. 26;
Lynch, IL; Mooney, "a; Nofsinger,
25; Owens, "a; Stock, IL; Zuick, g.
Judge Forman received wire this
morning from William Woodburn to
She effect that Pittman had carried
every county in the state with the
exception of Mineral and Eureka.
The county delegates went through
without a murmur except in the case
of the third precinct, where Joe
Piercy ran as an Independent and
failed OF election with 103 votes
The next highest was Joe Gori witt
1SO.
~~-<~%~~~~~%>>~
offer of mediation was accepted oil
condition that their good offices ar,
promptly exercised"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

The new system of conducting pri-
mary elections is one of the most
clumsy that human ingenuity ever
devised, with an endless amount OF
red tape that had to be unfurled
before the tired officers could close
their polling places.
No provision was made for receiv-
ing the ballot boxes at the courthouse
and at late hour last night several
judges and clerks of election were
wandering around town with the
huge galvanized boxes in tow looking
for some responsible officer to re-
ceive them. The first outside pre-
cinct to be heard from was Belmont,
which arrived this morning shortly
after o'clock. No informal ballot
accompanied the box and therefore
nothing could be learned of the re-
suit. The county commissioners will
begin canvassing the returns on Fri
day if the boxes are all in and, If not
they will take up the count on Mon
day or Tuesday.
Manhattan-Booth, 25; Bruce, 10;
Cotton, 26; Cuddy, 46; DeCourcy, 20;
Dowler. 33; Enquist, 40; Garner. IL;
Gibson. 6; Harris, 26; Highland. 22
Keenan,, 80; King, 26; Masterson. g.
Mushett, 40; Mcnamara. 21; MINIS
O.; Perkins. o: Pollard. 20; Richard
81; Sawle. 10: Schweble. 3s; South
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AUSTR|ANS IN
FULL FLIGHT
CAPTURE or BRiDGEHEAD AT
GoRiZlA WITH 10000
PRISONERS
tBy Associated Press.J

PARIS, August "a Hayas dis
patch says the Italians are in pos
session OF all the defenses of Gorilla,
ending three days of violent fighting
wherein the cavalry was finally
brought up to reinforce the infantry
The success OF the Italians has ere
ated an intense impression through
out the country. The offensive
against Gorizia had been planned for
last spring, but was delayed by the
Austrian offensive in the Treyino-
Rention region.
The taking of Gorilla is regarded
in Rome as merely preliminary
movement of extensive onensiyes
against the Austrian eastern wing.
The Italian infantry has advanced SO
rapidly that Austrians continued 70
shell their positions occupied some
time previously.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
COMPLETE VOTE
FOR DEMOCRATS

The Democratic contest did not de-
velop any special interest except in
precinct No. 1. represented by the
voting place at McFranquelin's store,
on lower Main street, where the vote
was plit equally between McCarran
and Pittman, each securing four dele
gates. The most popular candidate
for delegate was Walter ]. Drysdale,
on the Pittman ticket. who secured
$50 votes, with Judge Forman, regis
tering 1853 votes. close second. Fol-
lowing results by precincts show the
total vote cast for each candidate in
Tonopah township.
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TWELVE KILLED BY
LIGHTNING EXPLOSION


Oy Associated Press)
MICHEL, B. G.. August 9.-Twelve
meg, so far as known, were killed
by an explosion in the new No. 3
mine supposed to have been caused
by lightning striking exposed signal
wires whereby the current was con-
Quoted into the mine.
The force of the explosion broke
every window within a radius of a
quarter mile. A severe electrical
storm which ragged this morning
reached its height when the explo-
sion of the mine occurred. Lightning
is believed to have ignited explosive
gases in the mine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
TW0 0F THE MEN FOR
BORDER BOARD NAMED

of the third man was due to awaiting
his acceptance to serve. The Mexi-
can members have already been des-
ignated. The time and place of meet
ing remain to be arranged.
Minister Arredondo today gave fur
ther assurances that he would have
the scope of the conferences widened
as broad as the United States de
sires, since the de facto government
is willing. Carranza prefers that the
withdrawal of American troops as a
step to prevent border troubles be
taken up first, but Arredondo said his
government would not object to hav'
ing other questions considered
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

worth. 40: Steen, "A; Van Harlingen.
15; Wardle, 8.
Round Mountain--Booth, 20; Bruce,
13; Cotton, Is; Cuddy, 10; DeCourcy.
13; Dowler, Z; Enquist, 5; Garner,
10; Gibson, IA; Harris, 4 Highland.
Is: Keenan,, 9; King. 6; Masterson,
10; Mushett. IA; Mcnamara. 16;
MINIS. 1s; Perkins. 10; Pollard. IL;
Richard, Z; Sawle. 13; Schweble. z:
Southworth. IL: Steen. IL; Van Har-
lingen. IL; Wardle. IL.
The result Of the vote for the
Republican senatorial candidates and
the total vote cast for each candidate
in Tonopah township is as follows:
For Sam Plat
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PLATT AMI P|TTMAN
sweep The STATE

RENO August 9The results of the primary indicate sweeping
victories for Pa and Pittman In Reno they secured solid
delegations while Omsby Storey Douglas counties performed
likewise Norcro will representation the Eko delegation
Humboldt
still is in doubt and will be divided among both parties
light throughout About forty-fve
per of the Reno visited the polls No interest
manifested locally and apparently efforts made to
induce go to the polls.
Howe secured the Churchill delegation does Pttman. Patt
Pittman carry Lyon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09


WASHINGTON. August 9.-Secre-
tary Lane and Justice Brandeis have
been selected for two of the three
American members of the joint in
ternational commission to undertake
settlement of the Mexican border diff
flcutes. The name of the third will
be published later.
Secretary Polk announced formally
today that the United States and
Mexican governments had reached an
agreement for the discussion of diff
ferenees by a joint commission.
The delay in announcing the name
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TAKES
z COUNTIES

Especial 10 the BonanxaD
RENO, August 9.-Returns from
over the state at o'clock this after
noon indicate that Platt carried IL
counties, Norcross carried White Pine
and Elko, Howe carried Esmeralda
and Churhcill and gets one delegate
in Clark. McCarran will have two
delegates in the state convention,
one from Esmeralda and one from
Eureka Platt may get a portion Of
the White Pine delegation, as the
vote is very close and incomplete.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
Managers Appeal Federal Board the Employees
RAILROADS. FORMALLY REJECT
EIGHT HOUR DAY RESOLUTION

stating their attitude indicated their reply would probably
be favorable.
Lated railroads had formally appealed
the board mediate their differences with the The board
Immediately prepared brothehoods offering
their services.
stated the board awaiting the brother
hoods reply indicated that communication the
assumption that the broherhoods would accept the offer 1t
explained that the unions had declined mediation but refused
to join the railroads asking because they did not believe in
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
BRoTHERHoops ACCEPT
THE OFFER OF MEDIATION
ny Ar.ocIated Pre...l

NEW YORK, 6 p. M, August o.
The threatened strike of 100000 EN-
ployes OF 235 railways in the United
states was ayerted when the brother
hoods accepted the proffer of the
board of Cancellation to mediate their
differences with the railroads. The
brotherhoods informed the board the
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ROME. August 9.--The Italians en-
tered the Austrian city of Gorizia TINS
morning. says an official message
Occupation OF the heights west Oh
Gorizia has been completed. Cavalry
are pursuing Austrians beyond the
river.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
BREMEN COMING
TO CONNECTICUT


NEW LONDON, Conn, August o.
The German submarine merchantmen
Bremen is expected to arrive any
time, according to the newspapers
here. The Eastern Forwarding com.
pany, its American agents, it is
learned, leased space for one year
ON the new state pier for ware
house.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

IN VIRGINIA
REPORTED THAT OVER A SCORE
OF LIVES WERE LOST
TODAY


HUNTINGTON, w. Va, August 8.
A property loss exceeding $1,000,000
was caused by the cloudburst that
swept Cabin Creek valley this morn
ing. Reports are persistent that over
score of lives were lost
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ROME, August 9.--Officials confirm
the dispatches 20 the effect that
Gorizia is entirely in the hands OF
Italians. who captured 10000 Aus
TRANS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
BANDITS
STOP A TRAIN
ATTACK PASSENGERS ON THE
DURANGO ROUTE AND ARE
REPULSED
by Associated Press.D

CHIHUAHUA CITY, August o.
villa bandits yesterday attacked a
passenger train on the Torreon and
Durango railroad at Noria and were
repulsed by an escort Of government
troops on the train. The bandits
were scattered to the foothills.
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,By Associated Press.)

ny Associated Press.)
PARIS, August 9.--ln the region of
Chaulnes the Germans penetrated the
French lines between the Lihons and
Chaulnes railroad. but were expelled
at the bayonet point.
,By Associated Press.b
BERLIN. p. m, August s.-The
British and French attacks north OF
the Somme have been checked with
heavy losses. Four hundred British
were capture with six machine guns
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

LONDON, August "a Rome wire
less dispatch reports the Austrians
pursued by Italian cavalry have aban-
aoned all the principal positions on
the isonzo and Carze fronts. follow
ing the taking of the Gorizia bridge
mead by the Italians.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

PETROGRAD. August 9.-~The Ar
menian towns of Btlis and Mush
have been surrendered by the Rus
SLAMS owing to the pressure Of Turks.
Obstinate fighting continues in the
entire region.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

BERLIN, August 9.-South of the
Dneister river the forces of the cen
tral powers have been withdrawn
behind the Niznioff Tymienitsa Otty-
MIA line.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09

NEW YORK, 9The National Conference of Railway
Managers rejected demands the railroad broherhood
for eight and half overtime and proposed
submission of differences the United States Board of Mediation
and Cancellation This rejected behalf of the brothehoods
The then announced they would nevertheless appeal TO
the federal board which nearby hotel The
had their willingness have the railroads make
appeal which it stated the unions could reply by
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tBy Associated Press,

| CONSTANTINOPLE, August o.
The Turks yesterday captured froE,
the Russians the Armenian towns Of
Bitlis and Mush.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
SMASHING ON
TO LEMbERG
CENTRAL POWERS ADMIT THEY
ARE FORCED TO RETREAT
BEFORE RUSSIANS
(By Associated Press. ,

PETROGRAD, August 9.-The Rus
slams have occupied Tymenietsa, in
Galicia, on the river Vorone Letch-
itsky's army captured 7400 prisoners,
including $500 Germans and 63 ma.
chine guns.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-09
FLEET Of zEPPEL|NS
RAID BRITISH ISLES
my Associated Pr~.-.)


LONDON, August Zeppelin fleet comprising from
ships raded the of England and the south
east morning bombs dropped
causing % casualties Only arship reported visiting
Scotland penetrated far inland several places the
Zeppen off from their objective with anaircra
guns.
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|SH
ADVANCE

tBy Associated Press.)
LONDON, August "a further ad-
vance of the British on the Somme
front north of Pozieres is reported.
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GERMANS FRUSTRATED
ON THE SOMME FRONT
my Associated Press.D


PARIS 9.-The violent attacks the
French took north of Hem wood the Somme front
recently All frustrated The fighting continued Heavy
fighting for possession of the Thaumont work continues
gaining further footing but French hold
outskirts of the work French progresses reported
village of Fleury
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Try small adlet in the Bonanza.
office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07

Many innovations have been insti-
tuted in Chicago among church work
ers 10 atracet the ublie TO place OF
worship One minister announced the
distribution Of free bread and prob
ably had a rush Of business Another
had as Sunday evening program a
clean" vaudeville, and If he fixed his
hours right, stood good chance 70
get al the bread winners for the last
performance. Religion inspired by the
blast Of the bugle may be depended on
70 leave on the beat of the drum.
There's a difference between diversion
and devotion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07
SATURDAY, Sth day of April, 1916,
n N o,clocs a. M.

ut IL o'clock \, NJ.
the following two lots and improvements
Of a snleudediy built two-story room
House with stable aud outhouses. and
a small orchard ~ very choice fruit on IL
and described as follows, viz
First. All that lot or part of lot or
parcel OF ground lying and being i'm the
2nd Election District of Anne Arundel
naponS aforesaid as lot No. 5 of block I.
aud described SIS follows
Beginning for the same at a point on the
northeast side Of Randall Street as laid
down ON said plat and survey. distant 20
feet IN a Southeasterly direction from the
point or intersection of said northeastern
line OF Randall Street with the southeast
eriy line az Giddings Avenue as laid down
on said plat and survey. and running
northeast lire Of Randall Street 80 FEE
from the front Of said lot: thence at righl
angles TO the line OF Randall Street north.
easteriy lG0 feet thence northwesterly ano
parallel With Randall Street 30 feet, thence
sopthwesterly at right angles TO the point
of beginning. Containing 5000 square feet
OF land. more or less.
Second. All that lot of ground and
Room House Ia West Annapolis situated
e the intersection Of Claude Street anu
severn Avenue and described SIS follows. .
Beginning for the same at point in the
southerly line or side OF Claude St. distant
zoo feet in southeasterly course from the
southern corner or intersection Of Claude
Street aud Severn Avenue and running
thence AZ right angles with said Claude
Street southwestwardly 1Se feet 70 al alley,
thence st right angles with said last line
ana along the line OF said alley with the
use thereof il common enthusiastically %
feet; thence at right angles with said last
line mentioned. ENTHUSIASTICALLY $50 feet 10
the tine Of Claude Street, thence with the
line Of Claude Street ENTHUSIASTICALLY 20
feet q the point Of beginning. Containing
and now laid out for 300 square feet Of
land, more or less.
The property viii be offered first by lots.
one OF said lots being improved by q !
Room House aud the other being improved
By the aforesaid dwelling. separately and
then as whole and reserves the right 10
accept such offer that may be best for the
interest Of all parties concerned.
TERMS OF SALE :-one-haIf cash, one
half in six months or all cash at the option
Of the purchaser upon ratification of sale.
A deposit of two hundred dollars win be
required at the time Of sale. The puF
chaser can obtain two-thirds Of the money
On mortgage.
Persons desiring to examine can ind key
JAMES " OWENS.
nlatd Attorney named il mortgage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07

FRIDAY, April :, 1916.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or MARYLAND.

In the matter OF the joint application
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
Dany and Consolidated Gas and Elec-
trio Light & Power Company. of Balti-
more. for the approval of an agree
ment for the joint use Of twenty-five
poles located on the Annapolis Road
south of Fish House Road, Anne Arun-
lei County. Ma. petition set for hear
ing at the Office of the Public Service
Commission OF Maryland April 18th
1916, al 10 O'clock. 4. NJ.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07

Geography IS not OF much Use in the
schools these DAYS. but the Arabian
Nights should help the student toward
an understanding OF what a march to-
wards Bagdad means.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07

Politicians and newspapers that de
sire American Intervention in Mexico.
arc irving he power Of suggestion in
their Efforts to bring about a clash be-
tween the United States troops and
Carranza's.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07

President wilson is engaged in fight
ing not only Bandit Villa but also the
American annexation bandits which
are the ones who instigatad and paid
poor deluded villa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-07
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library.

The following books added to the library
week ending Feb. 8, 1916
The Gray Dawn" by Stewart Edward
White
'sThe Lost Prince" by Frances Hod1on
Burnett
The House Of the Misty Star by Fran.
The weOins of Rosamond Fayre." BY
Then III Come Back To YOU by Larry
The Life and Gabrielle" by Ellen Glas.
Sam /" By Z. ]. Ratb.
THE Little Fortune by Arnold Freder.
ieks. iSiSi
within The Tides" by Joseph Conrad.
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PROPOSALS.

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Zach episode Of this story will be
shown at The Palace Theatre every
Saturday matinee and night.
Continued from previous issue.)
I seem to remember about that.
too. 1t was long ago. after Legar had
brought me across water. and then
miles and miles in a railway train.
remember him taking me to man
who wore round eyeglasses, and show
ing him my arm. This man gave me
something to make me sleep. But
when ! Weakened my arm was sore
again, for weeks and weeks. And
When il healed the scar was gone
remember" But she stopped sud.
denly, for the telephone bell close be-
side Golden shrilled out a sudden call.
Mechanically the man at the desk took
up the receiver, his eyes still on the
girl facing him.
This is Eastman Of the central OF.
fee speaking" said the voice over the
wire. "A short while ago a young
woman was seen entering your
house"
"Wen. what of it?" was the impa-
tient inquiry.
Our Office merely wants to warn
you that the girl is Blonde Casey. the
come-on for the Cookson gang. She's
the smoothest swindler in the bust
ness. And as long as that baby-eyed
she-erook is in your house, Golden,
your house viii be in dangerl"
Golden hung up his receiver and sat
studying his desktop Then with his
grim mouth fixed he crossed to the
rear door and opened it, stepping out
into the hall and peremptorily called
for his butler as he did SO.
Manley, returning from his errand,
at the same moment stepped into the
room from another door. lie stared at
the girl as he stopped to pick up his
pocket camera.
"Who are your" he pertly inquired.
as Golden re-entered the room.
But his eyes. the next moment, were
on neither Golden nor the girl. His
gaze passed beyond those two strange.
~ diverse figures to yet third, the
crouching figure of an eavesdropper
clinging to the wistaria vines that
framed the huge window on the far
side OF the room.
Marley, crossing the room on the
run, took the window. glass and all, in
one leap. He landed on a hydrangea
bush even as the burly eavesdropper
dropped to the grass beside him. The
next moment the two men clinched.
The fight was an uneven one, but
Manley stuck to his man. He stuck
to him until that worthy, with a sud
den blow on the jaw, sent the 1.-THE
bodied young secretary staggering to
the ground.
Before Manley could recover him
self, the mysterious eayesdropper
broke away, vaulted to the street and
signaled to a waiting automobile
Then Nanley's senses came back to
him, and rolling over into the open
roadway. he took the camera from his
pocket and held it between linn and
the disappearing touring car. lie
pressed the spring. knowing chat
his telescope lens would carry ~ the
waiting film the secret Of that mys-
FERROUS cars license number.