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TUB TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA. TONOPAH. NEVADA, JULY IS, 10 J?
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AYLKSWOKTH CT)MIAXV WILL
PUK8ENT A DOUBLE
ATTRACTION.
The Aylegworth company will pre
sent a double attraction at the
Eagles' pavilion tonight. In the first
place there will be a change of bills.
"Because She Loved Him So," being
the attraction. This is one of the
beat of the plays from the sparkling
pen of the brilliant William Gillette,
and has made a hit from one end of
the - continent to the other. The
clever Aylesworth company will un
doubtedly bring out the best that is
in it.
And after the show there will be
a dance. Mr. Aylesworth has been
besieged with requests for a dance on
this occasion, and has yielded to the
popular demand. There will be no
Increase in the price of admission,
and everyone attending the perform
ance will be given the privilege of
the floor.
Won't that be Just lovely.
PERSONAL MENTION
F. W. Vogel came in from Blair
yesterday.
A. L. Welisch from San Francisco
is stopping at the Mlzpah.
Hon. Fred Danberg of Gardnervillo
was in the city yesterday.
E. E. Bennett is registered at the
Merchants from Sacramento.
Doris Walden is registered at the
Merchants from New York city.
J. A. Jenkins from Mono Lake,
California, Is In town for a few days.
W. A. Massey came down from
Reno yesterday and can be found at
the Mizpab.
b H. Argensinger arrived from
the coast yesterday and Is stopping at
the Merchants.
J. H. Taylor arrived from San
Francisco yesterday and is stopping
at the Merchants.
Messrs. Thomas, Kenney tand
Davis and Mrs. J. Franklin arrived
yesterday from Manhattan.
Mrs. Hugh H. Brown will entertain
this afternoon in honor of the birth
day of her son, Hugh H. Brown jr.
Jay H. Fisher, representing the I
American Type Founders company,
was in Tonopah yesterday on busi
" ness.. . . .:''
E. J. Collins, manager of the Ne
vada Smelter and Mines corporation,
. left last night in his auto for a short
trip to Tybo.
W. B. Pittman, the well known at
torney of this city, returned from a
trip to the coast yesterday, after an
absence of several days.
Mrs. Sydney Clark, wife of Dr.
Sydney Clark, will leave tomorrow
evening for Lake Tahoe, where she
will remain for several, weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe left last night
for Monterey, whither they go In
search of health for Mr. Monroe, who
has been ailing for some time past.
O. G. Rogers, general superintend
ent of the Nevada Smelter and Mines
corporation, came in from a trip to
Tybo yesterday, and will go to Silver
Peak in a few days in the interest of
his company.
George B. Thatcher, A. M. Gilles
pie, Prescott Ely and J. J. McSorley
left on last night's train for a trip to
Alpiue county where they will Bpend
a mouth Ashing, hunting and min
ing, principally mining.
Mark L. Kerr will leave this morn
ing for Goldfield, where he will Bpend
the day overlooking properties. He
will be here again Sunday to con
clude the inspection of the mines of
which he Is the consulting engineer.
R. S. Barlow, of the firm of R. S.
Bariow and company, successor to
the W. C. Cox company of Snu Fran-
cIsco, has been in the city for the past
few days, and will leave this morn
ing for Goldfield, from where he will
return here before leaving for the
coast.
Mrs. Ellen Burns, the well known
graduate nurse, who, last Sunday,
sustained a severe operation on the
kidneys in addition to an abdominal
operation. Is reported out of danger,
She was operated on at her borne on
r lureuce avenue ay UT. MCLOd, as
sisted by Drs. Eastman and Smith.
C. H. Mcintosh, attorney, banker
and mine owner, will leave for Call
fornla tomorrow night, accompanied
. by Mrs. Mcintosh and their family.
They are going to their ranch in
Plumas county, where they will
spend the summer, remaining away
until the last of September. They
will be Joined on the trip by Dr. A.
H Mcintosh of Bakersfield and Mr
and Mrs. J.' A. Mcintosh of Lovelock,
brother and parents of Mr. Mcintosh.
Five fine saddle horses have been
sent from Bakersfield to the ranch
for Jhe enjoyment of the party!
Dades Little Liver Pills keep the
system clean, the stomach sweet
Prompt relief for headache and bil
iousness. Good for all the family
Sold by Tonopah Drug Co.
KHOULD UK lilU CROWD TO WIT-
NEKS FINE iAMK OK THK
NATIONAL SPORT.
The first game of the Goldfield-
Tonopah series comes off today on
the California Heights ground. All
the loyal Tonopah fans will be there
to see the Mlzpahs take the Miners
into camp In the initial game. A
telephone message from Manager
Ulmer says he will probably pitch
Hopkins in the opening game and if
such is the case the baseball en
thusiasts will have an opportunity of
seeing two southpaws in action
against each other as both the Tono
pah twlrlers are left banders. Man
ager Booth and Cap'aln Hunter have
not decided which one of the Tono
pah pitchers will go on Saturday,
Westhall will no doubt pitch the Sun
day game for the Miners and many
concede him to be a better box artist
than Hopkins as he has made won'
derful strides in the Improvement
line this year. (
Manager Booth made arrange
ments with the Goldfield and Tono
pah railroad yesterday for a one-fare
rate for the Goldfield fans who wish
to accompany the team. The Gold-
fielders will have the. opportunity of
coming ovfer both Saturday and Sun
day morning and returning Monday
for a one-fare rate. This will be good
news to the Goldfield fans as many
will desire to make the trip to see
the two games.
The Mlzpahs are in great shape for
the coming series and two victories
are expected. Team work has been
perfected during the last week, the
batting has improved and as the
pitchers has Improved two dandy
games can be expected. The grounds
have been rolled and wp.tered twice
this week and will be as smooth as
glass for Saturday's game.
Some new faces will be seen in
both teams. Clark and Atkinson of
the Miners are both out of the game
for a few weeks and Whitesides and
Brown will take their places. Brown
comes to Goldfield with a good record
as a college player, he having pitched
four years on the Georgetown univer
sity team. He will be stationed at
the second cushion in today's game.
Hopkins, a player from the Washing
ton, state league, will hold down sec
ond tor the . Mlzpahs in the series
with Goldfield as Mullen is laid up
with a bad shoulder. Murray will
play third and Piatt has been shifted
to left field.
If the Tonopah team takes both
games with Goldfield it will leave
the Mlzpahs but one game behtnd the
leaders. Carson comes here a week
from today and then the team goes
on the road for a long trip, playing
three series away from borne.
The lineup of the teams today is
as follows:
Goldfield. Tonopah.
Whitesides. .c .... Crates
Hopkins " ,. . i Gaffney
Westhall ....... u ..... . OBannion
Brooks. 1st Agnews
Brown .....2nd ..... Hopkins
Knight. ...... .3rd Murray
Mullett .ss ...... . Hunter
stiles... ...If . . Piatt
Lundy.'. . .cf ..... McDonald
Hopkins Day
westhall. if Gray
Word was received last night that
the Hoag brothers, a famous brother
battery who have been working in
the Pacific Coast league, have ex
cepted the terms offered by Manager
Booth and will leave this morning for
Tonopah. Tracy Hoag has been
pitching for the Sau Francisco team
in the Coast league but the Tonopah
club gained his release as the 'Frisco
team had six pitchers on its staff.
His brother is a catcher but is abl?
to play any place in the infield!
Westerburg telegraphed yesterday
afternoon that the management of
the Oakland team had raised his sal
ary Just as he was about to depait
for Tonopah and that he has decided
to stay on the coast. This will bo a
distinct loss to the Tonopah club, but
the addition of the two Hoags will
more than offset this."
Owing to increase in commission
by the San Francisco Stock and Ex
change Board, effective July 8, the
rate of commission to be hereafter
charged by the brokers of the Tono
pah Stock and Exchange Board will
be one and one-half per cent (1V4).
with a minimum charge of $2.50.
TONOPAH STOCK & EXCHANGE
Tonopah Stock & Exchange Board.
' 7-7-6t ' "
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Lost Dog. Part coolie and oart
shepherd, bob tail, nervous twitch in
right fore leg, answers to name of
Bobble. Color black. The above
reward will be paid for his return to
owner or. for Information that will
lead up to his whereabouts. Address
M. J. O'Meara, Tonopah, Nevada.
Telephone, Number ,362.
7-7-tf. ' "
MACIl
NEI1Y IS
THE GROUND
Of
TYBO IS GETTING IN SHAPE FOR
GREAT DEVELOP
MENT. O. G. Rogers, general superin
tendent of the Nevada Smelter and
Mines corporation, came in from Ty
by yesterday, where he has been for
some time overlooking the property
of the Tybo Mining company, which
is a subsiduary company of the
smelter corporation.
"We are giving more attention to
the development of the Tybo and the
Southwestern mines" said Mr. Rog
ers, "than to anything else at pres
ent. The Tybo has. a shaft 400 feet
deep, and we have Just brought in a
compressor, a 100-horsepower boilei;,
pumps, pipe line and other machinery
for the mine. We shipped this from
Salt Lake to Eureka from where we
hauled it by team. One carload was
shipped on May 25 and the other on
the 27th. On June 6th we had that
on the wagons at Eureka, and on
June 15th it was landed at the mine.
This is extraordinary and we are now
getting In lumber the same. way. By
hauling to Tononah and then out to
the mine, it is hard to fcay when we
would get the material.
"The pumps are for the bottom of
the shaft and the compressor will be
used for the drifts and the further
development of the mine. We expect
to do a great deal of work this sum
mer. We are going ahead pretty fast
at the Southwestern mines, too, and
do not propose to get stuck this win
ter as we were last winter, when we
were caught without supplies. We
will provide against this, although I
aare say we may not nave sucn a
winter again in years.
The Southwestern mines are at
Reveille, and. the shaft is down 300
feet, while a second shaft, 700 feet
away, is down 200 feet. Both these
properties are of lead and silver, and
we are developing them before at
tempting to do anytblng with the
smelter. What we neea for the smel
ter are the basic ores, for there is so
much ore of a sillcious' nature, we
cannot do without the other as a flux.
We will get out the fluxes first, and
then we can go ahead with the con
struction ot tne smelter upon sure
ground. '
"We have been very busy out there
since the snow cleared, and we will
crowd the work from this on. We
will have both mines equipped with
supplies so tnat tnere will be no
danger ot our being caught next win
ter, and no necessity of stopping
work." -
CHARGE WILL BE
ATTEMPTED M WIDER
Joe Lezare will be arraigned in the
Justice court today charged with at
tempt to commit murder. Dennis
and Morris will represent the defend
ant. Lezare is the man who cut his
fellow countryman on the night of
July 11, near the depot. His victim
is resting easily at the Miners' Union
hospital, but as two of the cuts are
over the kidneys complications may
set in at any time.
ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Tonoah Board of Truth1
Election.
and
The annual meeting of the Tono
pah board of trade will be held in
Miners nan at s:30; ociock on
Thursday evening, July 18, 1907, for
the election of a president, three vice
presidents,", a secretary, and a board
of directors, not to exceed one hun
dred in number, from which an exe
cutive committee of fifteen will be
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
H. F. SHELDON, President.
R. S. STOCKTON, Secretary
STOCK CERTIFICATES LOST OR
STOLEN. '
The following described stock cer
tificates have been either lost or stol
en: No. 600 for 50,000 shares
the Goldfield-Portland Company, is
sued in the name of Louis S. Finne
gan; No. 601 for 37,777 shares in
the Goldfield-Portland company, is
sued to Louis S. FinTiegan. The
above certificates will not be recog
nized for transfer unless presented
by Louis S. Finnegan in person.
i R. P. &UNLAP,
Secretary of the Gcidfield-Portland
Company. 6-14-tf.
Certificates
this office.
location for sale at
EUREKA COOING
TO THE F
T
BUTLER SAYS OUTLOOK 1S
GOOD FOR THAT
CAMP.
Jim Butler arrived in Tone pan
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. But
ler, both of whom have been mkin(
an extensive tour by automobllo over
the state. They came here from Bel
mont yesterday, and will go from
here to Klondyke, Goldfield and
other points before returning to their
home in Bishop.
While in Eureka, Mr. Butler had
some experiences which to him were
amusing; but- which to another
might have been very serious. Eur
eka has been coming to the front of
late as a mining center, and locators
have been getting into the country in
pretty thick numbers. Mr. Butler
found that some of the enterprising
locators had Jumped his mine, which
is patented ground. Jim didn't go
out with a shotgun, but he quietly
told the usurper to get in and locate
somewhere else.
'Who are you?" demanded the in
truder.
"My name's Jim Butler," respond
ed the father of the Jiizpah.
The other stared for a while and
then had the grace to Bay that he was
glad to meet father, and Jim told
him a few things about patent law,
and some other things, and then
helped him to get off the property
and showed him where there was
some more good ground.
'There is lots of good country in
Eureka," said Mr. Butler,. ''and if
there is anybody who wants some of
it and means business, I can get the
property for him; and the people
there are not holding back for a
whole lot of money either. On the
contrary, they are very reasonable.
In my opinion you are going to see
some great development In Eureka
before long, and it is a good place to
get in."
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NUMEROUS GUESTS
AJWAIMSPRINGS
PEOPLE FLOCKING FROM ALL
OVER NEVADA TO DELIGHT
4 FUL RESORT.
WALLEY SPRINGS, July 11 The
summer here thus far has been most
enjoyable, and the people are flock
ing from all over Nevada to enjoy
the comforts and luxury of this mosl
ideal resort.
Those win romp hrp
iu recuperate ineir neaun, stay lor
the pleasure . they derive from the
grounds, the baths, and the most do
lightful surroundings. . Those who
arrived during the last week were
the following:
Dr. L. A. Benson, Tonopah; Lul
Marguri, Genoa; Mr. and Mrs. Ponci,
Sparks; John Hoxey and wife, Gold-
field; Mrs. B. Simpson, Yerrlngton;
Mrs. Ed Scofleid, Goldfield; H. Tre
gaskl and wife, Reno; H. W. Smith,
Omaha, Nebraska; Mr. Haecerty and
wife, Omaha. Nebraska; F. De Car
rie, Reno; Thomas Spencer, Gold
field; Mrs. Cleve, Yerlngton; J. B.
Herriott, Fallon; John and Thomas
Keating, Goldfield; G. H. Ford and
wife, Goldfield; J. F. McGrath,
Loope; H. Frsd Scott, Goldfield; C.
P. Clemmons, Wadsworth; Giuseppe
Cecimi, Reno; Wm. W. Call, Gold
field; Fred James, San Francisco.. .
Still sojourning at the springs are:
Robert Temple, Tonopah; Mr. Wick,
Tonopah; Ed Scofleid, Goldfield; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed O'Brien, Goldfield; H.
O. Pierce, Placerville; the Misses
Darling, San Francisco; Wm. Makln,
Tonopah; Mrs. Le Febre, Goldfield;
Mrs. Brown, Goldfield; C. S. Powers,
Mina; and a number of others.
AT THE BUTLER.
"Fun In a Palm Garden," the new
bill at the Butler, drew' two good
crowds last night, and was very well
received. There was lots of music,
lots of singing and lots of fun. There
will be a matinee at S o'clock this
afternoon, and another at the same
hour tomorrow afternoon. .
Pinules are for the kidneys , and
bladder. They bring quick relief to
backache, rheumatism, lumbago,
tired worn out feeling. They, pro
duce that ural action of the kidneys.
30 days treatment ' $1. Money re
funded if Pipules are not satisfact
ory. Sold bp Tob.opah Drug Co.
6-1-tf.
Advertise in The Bonanza.
DEGRADED TYPE
OF HUMANITY
Harry Drafus was arrested yester
day for being a vag and a man with
out a job and as it was proved that
the defendant had been living off of
fallen women, a sentence of sixty
days was given him, but Justice was
suspended and he was given six
hours to leave town. It is well to
rid the community of this class of
cattle and it is to be hoped that the
officers will continue their good
work.
BOUGHT FOR SLACK DUCK.
Judge L. WillBtaedt has bought for
the Black Duck Mining company a
five-year lease on two claims in the
Golden Arrow district, forty-five
miles east of Tonopah. The highest
assays give returns of $1,306. A
shaft is down sixteen feet on the
property, with a drift of ei eight feet
on an 80-foot ledge averaging $26.
COOKS SPRINGS
THE CELEBRATED
MINERAL WATER
FROM COOKS SPRING.
CALIFORNIA, has wonderful cur
ative properties in cases of dyspep
sia, biliousness and bladder and
kidney disorders. Bottled in Its
natural state at the springs only.
Avoid summer complaints in the
hot season by drinking Cooks
Springs Mineral Water. It's good
for what ails you. -
CRYSTAL SODA WATER CO.
GENERAL AGENTS "
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
Tonopah & GoldflsSd Railroai
Bullfrog Mikli Railroad
Company
Local or Pacific Time.
Effective May 1, 1907.
Train leave and are due to arrive at
xonopan as louows:
Leave- 7:20 a. m. for Goldfield. Beat
ty and Los Angeles, via Las Vesras.
8:00 a. m. and 8:60 p. ni. for Millers.
Blair Junction, Mina and all points
east ana west, via Hazen.
9:20 a. m. and 8:20 p. m. for Gold
field and way stations. Through from
all points east and west, via Hazen.
4:20 p. m. for Goldfield and all way
stations, local.
Arrive 7:43 a. m. and 6:28 p. m. from
Goldfield and way stations. Through
destination to all points east and west
via Mina and Hazen.
9:00 a. m. and 7:55 r. m. from till
points east and West via Hazen 'and
i Mina.
I in .aa
m. from Goldfield and wav
stations, local.
9:00 D. m. from Los Anicelea. via. T.n.i
Vegas, Beatty and all way stations.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
Uoidneld as follows:
Leave 8:00 a. m. and 8:30 a. m. for
Beany ana an way stations.
6:35 a. m. and 5:20 d. m. for TonODah
and way stations and all points east
.,... wan, . . I .. H. I . 1 TT
8:50 a. m. and 7:55 D. m.' for Tononah
and way stations, local.
Arrive 8:20 a. m. and 5:20 p. m. from
Tonopah and way stations.
10:20 a. m. and 9:20 p. m. from all
points east and west via Hazen and
Mina
3:55 p. m. and 7:45 D. m. from Beattv
and way stations.
or tttjuexs, time tables and informa
tion call on or address local ticket
agents or the undersigned.
J. HEDDEN,
General Passenger Agent
Call at Tononah Livery, and Feed
Stable, cor. Main st. and Oddle ave.
Carriage teams and saddle horses can
be had anl hour day or night. Hay
and grain for sale. Horses boarded by
day. week or month. JOHN CXEN
DENKIN A SOKff. Proprietors.
"RICHARDSONS"
SPECIAL SALE
lOO Linen Suits from $5.00 Up
Waists, Linen Suits, Underwear and Ladies' Furnishings of all de
scriptlons.
500 Lingerie Waists
Marquise and Blue Ribbon Waists of the latest patterns.
95.00. Reduced from $10.00 and $15.04).
Also 500 pairs Novelty Hosiery, including Black, White,
and fancy stockings.
Biggest Bargains in Nevada
Sale will continue nntJI entire stock Is disposed of.
See the Fine VIndow DIsp'ay v
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
:' From the
W. B. Sollender Merc. Go.
We Can Give You Figures that Cannot be Beat on tW
Coast Phone 1692 Tonopah, Nev,
r
Man Zan Pile Remedy comes
up in a collapsible tube with a nosf
Faav f innlv rlo'lit vKaia
ness and inflammation exists. It
lleves at once blind bleeding, itchf
od protruding piles. Gnarantl
Sold by Tonopah Drug Co.
J. ALLAN TAKE NOTICE,
J. Allan, employed here in Ji
1906, will learn something of be:
to him by IMMEDIATELY writ!
to P. O. Box 91S or telegraphing
C, Tononah, Nevada. ff-7-6t
Advertlso in The Bonanza.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Furnished houi!
lights, phone and piano. Xcidr
Box 639. : tfl
INFORMATION WANTED
whereabouts of oneO. D.
matt, a geuuiue ia&ir, luruia
connected with the Celtic hol
Tonopah. Last heard ot wasvfS
Wonder, Nevada. May now be I .
Rosebud or Seven Troughs. h?f
information of his whereat'
will be gladly received by add-
ing B, Bonanza office, Tone I
Nevada. 6-8-tf.
7 1
E STRAY NOTICE One . drt
team: 1 bay horse; 1 sorrel he
4 white feet; 1 small black in
Cloverdale Ranch. 7-6-30t
. fp
FOR RENT Two-room house
rent, $15 per month. Inquire
Bonanza Office. " 5-
PIANO FOR SALE Instrument!
first class condition. Brokers':!
change bar. 7-9-tf .
L
LOST A small Yale key tied wit:
string. Leave at The Bonanza.
FOR RENT-
per month.
-3 room house. m
X. Y. Z., Bonania
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BRONTE ML AIKINf
ATTORNEY AXD COUNSELOR
LAW
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Big Pino, Inyo County, Califor
KEY PITTMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
F. A. STEVENS
Attorney at Law.
Associated with Key Pittman.
GOLDEN BLDG.. TONOPgp.
L. A. GIBBONS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, Room 6, Butler BIdg.
Tonopah, Nevada.
JAMES F. DENNIS
IA.WYER
OFFICE, RYAN & STENSON BLI
P. O. Box 681. Tonopah. Nev!
C.C.GRIMES
COUNTY AND V. S. DEPCTY Mi
ERAL SURVEYOR. I
BOX 689, TONOPAH. PHONE 23
RUTLER THEATEI
FRED MANNING, MANAGE
TWO PERFORMANCES
At 7:30 and 0 o'clock.
Up-to-date Specialties.
$1,341 and
Silk
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