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THE TOXOPAR DAfLT BOXAXZA TOSOIWll. XKVADA, SKIT. :. HK)T.
THE STOCK MARKET
SAX FRANCISCO EXCHANGE
The full closing quotations as fur
sighed by the Kenneth Donnellau
company are as follows:
Thursday, September 12, 1907.
Tonopah District.
Bid.
.$11 00
Asked.
$11 25
2 95
1 80
24
78
2 95
20
03
14
06
15
85
06
02
06
06
04
07
Tonopah
M.
Montana .
Tonopah Ex. .
MacXamara . .
Midway
Belmont
North Star . . .
Ohio
Rescue
California . . .
Golden Anchor
Jim Butler . .
Cash Boy ....
Great Western
Tonopah Home
Monarch Pitts
Mont. Mid. Ex.
Gold Crown . .
Little Tonopah
60
22
76
19
02
13
04
14
83
05
01
04
05
03
05
00
Goldfleld District.
Sandstorm
Mohawk
Columbia Mt. . .
Jumbo
Jumbo Ex
Vernal
Goldfleld Min.. ..
Kendall . ......
Booth
Blue Bull
Adams
Silver Pick
May Queen . V. . .
Black Butte Ex .
Blue Bell
Dixie
St. Ives
Conqueror
I.one Star
Potlatch
Nevada Goldfleld.
Atlanta
Great Bend ....
Simmerone
Empire .
Red Top Ex. . . .
Florence
Dlamondfleld Con
Daisy
Great Bend Ex...
Great Bend An...
Triangle
Oro
Comb. Frac. .". . .
Goldfleld Con. . . .
Nevada Boy ....
Black Ants
Hibernia
C. O. D.
Red Hills
Mohawk Ex. . . .
Lou Dillon
Grandma .
Florence Ex. . . .
Yellow Rose . . .
Esmeralda
44 46
il 50
47 48
15 3 60
60 1 65
12 14
30 ..
25 26
39 40
33 34
13 14
54 55
i 12
07 " 08 '
16 18
06 07
84 85
10 12
21 22
40
25 29
46 Y 48 .
63 64
10
12 13
25 26
05 4 10
24 -,,26
35 1 37
12 14
08
18 ' 20
19 20
05 2 07V2
77 7 80
05 07
05 06
07 08
45
51 52
11 12
09 10
17 18
28 29
1
06
10
Bullfrog District,
Original Bullfrog. 05
Bullfrog Mng . . 11
National Bank . . 17
Lige Harris .... 02
Amethyst 21
Gold Bar .
Steinway
Denver B. F. An.
Mayflower 31
Montg. Sho. Ex. . 06
Sunset . 05
Golden Scepter .. 09
Homestake Con... 87
Yankee Girl ... 04
Tramp Con 34
Bonnie Claire . . 40
Nugget '. ' 05
Valley View ...
Manhattan District.
06
13
18
03
23
60
05.
06
32
07
07
10
90
06
35
42
06
08
36
08
07
06
12
03
05
25-
21
15
05
09
10
02
02
17
08
04
09
55
15
05
03
Consolidated . . .
Man. Mining . .".
Gold Wedge . . . .
Seyler Humphrey.
Dexter
Little Joe
Crescent
t Granny
Mustang .
Little Grey . . . .
Cowboy
Original Man. .'.
Broncho . ......
April Fool Ex. . .
Atlantic & Pac. .
Jumping Jack .. .
Pine Nut ......
Buffalo i .......
Mustang Ex.
Thanksgiving . .
Stray Dog .
Yellow Horse . . .
Indian Camp . . .
Combination . . .
34
07
05
05
11
02
02
23
20
04
08
01
01
07
07
03
07
02
Other Districts.
Goldyke Reet ..
Round Mt. Mng.
Round Mt. Ex. .
Silver King . . .
Falrvlew Eagle .
Nevada Hills . .
Pitts. Silver Pk.
Eagles Nest . . .
10
00
11
40
25
40
32
20
50
45
33
Mothers with little children
need
no longer fear croup, colds or whoop
ing cougb. Bees Laxative Cough Sy
rup tastes good. It works off
cold through the bowels, clears
head. Guaranteed. Sold by Tonopah
Drug Co ,
Certificates of location for rale
this office
WILL INVOKE
OLD STATUTE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF ESMER
ALDA WILL STOP WIKE
BEATIXG. A modification of the whip-
ping post, the public pillory and
the stocks Is to be provided for
wife beaters and assailants of
women by Esmeralda county,
if the district attorney has his
way. He has discovered an old
statute that will enable him to
do the work which he thinks
will reduce the number of this
class of offenders.
Men who beat women will soou
have the pleasure of standing to a
five-foot post in some public place in
the city, wearing a placard from two
to ten hours with the words "wife-
beater," or "woman beater" upon it.
Assistant District Attorney Emmet J.
Walsh announced in Judge Henley's
court yesterday afternoon in sum
ming up the case of the state against
C. Howard that he would at once
ask the county commissioners to pass
n ordinance to this effect, putting in
operation the "act to prevent cruelty
to women," passed by the Nevada
legislature in 1877.
"I wish to call your honor's atten
tion to this act," said Mr. Walsh,
and I wish to ask your honor here-
after, in proceeding against men
charged with striking women, to pro
ceed under the terms of this act, and
not under charges of assault and
battery. The beating of women is
altogether too common in Goldfleld
and the district attorney's office Is
going to put a stop to it. Case after
case comes up In this court, and dras.
tic measures must be taken. I shall
ask the commissioners to pass an
ordinance putting this Nevada sta
tute into effect, as it is needed
here."
Mr. Walsh's remarks were in con
nection with the case of J. C. How
ard, a lodger at Mrs. Mary Perry's
house, 210 North First street, ar
rested for assault and battery on her
complaint and found guilty by Judge
Henley after trial of his case yes
terdav afternoon. Howard will be
sentenced at 10 o'clock this morn-
ing. He gave $100 ball.
The evidence showed that Howard
who has been lodging in Mrs. Perry's
house since Labor day, brought a wo
man to his room Tuesday night, and
when Mrs. Perry gave him notice to
leave Wednesday morning he kicked
her twice In the side besides strikln
her in the face and calling her vile
names. Deputy Constable Call went
to the house to arrest him and How-
ard was still In his room. While Call
was on one side of the room, Howarr
made a rush at Mrs. Perry, who ac
companied the constable to Howard'
room, and struck her, knocking her
down. Call was obliged to strike the
man a straight blow In the face ta
subdue him. Elmer Rogers, who ap-
ueared for ' Howard, argued that
there were no marks on Mrs. Perry
face, therefore Howard could not
have stuck her. Judge Henley did
not see the forec of this logic and
adjudged Howard guilty as charged
Goldfleld Tribune.
GOLDF1ELD STOCK EXCHANGE
Following are the full quotations
as furnished over the private wire of
the National Safe Deport and Trust
company:
Thursday, September 12, 1907
Goldfleld District.
Adams 13
Atlanta 47
Comb.. Fraction.; 2 00 2 05
Cracker Jack ... 17V4 18
Dlamondfleld Con .. 23 Vi
Eureka 05
Francis Mohawk. 1 00 1 04-
Florence 4 05 -
Goldfleld Con ... 6 50 6 60
Jumbo Ex 1 58 1 60
Lone Star 20 21
Oro . . 19
Portland 20 20
Red Hills 49 52
Coming Nation.. 09 09
Gt. B. Fraction . . 02 02
Gen'l Washington 04 05
Gold Hill 03 03
Mllltown Fraction 05 05
Mohawk Ledge.. 12 12H
AT OLD CNIOXVILLK.
Throe Feet of Or Kxposed Which I
Rich In Silver.
An important strike has been made
In the Denver Mining and Milling
company's property at Unlonvlllo,
Nevada, and Manager J. H. Bush, as
well as all the Salt Lake Interests
which control the property are high
ly elated, says the Salt Lake Herald.
The news was brought In by Superin
tendent George V. Coleman and with
him came samples of the ore, which
is identical in character with the rich
sulphides that made the old Arizona
company's property famous.
Three feet Of ore is exposed in a
the
the
at
twelve-foot Itoddcd vein that assays
290 ounces in silver and $7 iu Bold
per Ion, the ore making its appear
ance after driving fifty feet.
The company, which was but re
cently organized, owns sixteen claim i
adjoining the Arizona mine, a produ
cer of millions, on the southeast.
though the property was being in
spected by tne syndicate wnicn or
ganized the company four months
ago. Manager Buscb, who is an ex-
navlanfuil mtnlnar on irltlaoi oal'a t hPTO
s not a shad of douU but what
the company's ground carries an ex
tension of the rich Arizona ledge, and
now that the same rich ore has been
encountered, it is simply a matter of
development to make the proposition
pay big. There is an abundance of
to the economical mining and dress
ing of the ores and that, with the
InHera fnllv nnnnoil nn and a mill nil
the ground, every particle of the
ledge milling, in addition to the high
grade rock, can be made to pay
handsomely.
Mr. Bush has acquired a bond on
the Arizona mines and within a tew
days he expects to leave for the east
to place the proposition with big cap
italists who have been waiting for
him to hand them something good.
STRIKE NEAR GOLCONDA.
Ore From Croppings Give Bonanza
Values in Yellow Metal
What has every indication of being
one of the greatest and richest gold
strikes ever made in this country, if
not in the entire state, has been made
by L. K. Kramer only two miles south
of Golconda. Although the discovery
dates from .Tulv 14 it was not until
yesterday that the find was made
innsn tn thn nnhHf
Many people who have visited Gol-
ennda have noticed the little round
mountain almost opposite the hotel
and only about two miles distant, but
probably very few ever imagined
that in the depths of the tiny moun-
tain a Bonanza mine was hidden, vet
this is the location of Mr. Kramer's
great strike.
A representative of the Star visited
the claims located by Mr. Kramer
Sunday and was amazed at the won-
derful showing. The ledge. Is a large
one and stands up out of the ground
in some places for a height of five
feet ore more. The outcrop can be
seen along the side of the hill for a
considerable distance. This large
dyke is composed entirely of quartz,
and from an exhaustive sampling and
tests which have been made by Mr.
Kramer the entire cropping is ore of
great value. Though the ore pans
well, the full values are not disclosed
without the rock being assayed, the
gold being not altogether free. The
values seem to be in fine sulphides,
which are scattered through the ore,
and it is believed, on account of its
richness in gold, that the ore is of
tellurlde character.
There is no question as to the rich
ness of the ore, for Mr. Kramer has
had a large number of assays made
by the Mansfield Mining and Smelting
company, In Arizona, showing the fol
lowing values in gold: $147.67,
$100.46, $996.33, $91.77, $107.48
$9.92, $7.44, $162.05, $77.71, $74
and $37.40. These values are all In
gold, the silver values which were
very slight, not being added.
This is certainly a wonderful show
ing when it is considered that the
ledge Is so large and, besides, it is
impossible to pick samples as the ore
all looks alike. The samples were all
taken from the outcrop, as there is
no other place from which to take
them. Some of the samples with the
highest values came from at least two
feet above ground.
Mr. Kramer only located thre-;
claims on the strike of the vein and
friends who were informed of the
strike located a few more, this being
'the extent of the locations made on
the hill so far.
Mr. Kramer is the original locator
at Phonolite, In southern Nevada
and came to Golconda only a short
time before he made the discovery of
this rich lead. Not knowing but
what his discovery might be on pat-
enr.pd railroad land hn leant the find
u.PrPt nntn h BHEfid h'r
could hold the claims.
Rich float has been found on this
hill and It has been covered with
locations time and again, but it was
left to Mr. Kramer to. make the dls-
covery of the ledge from which the
float came.
-Humboldt Star.
Subscribe for The Bonanza.
MIGHT BE WORSE.
A visiting gentleman had submit'
ted for some time to the attentions of
the three-year-old son of his hostess,
but at last grew a little tired of hav
ing his whiskers pulled and his corns
trodden upon.
"Madam," said he, "there is one
thing about your charming little boy
which especially pleases me."
"And what is that?" asked the
smiling mother.
"That he isn't a twin." Roebest
ter Herald.
Certificates
office.
of location at this
FOR THIS SEASON
TOXOPAH WILL HAVE OPPOR
TUNITY OF SEEING FIRST
C LASS PRODUCTIONS.
The theatrical fest for Tonopah
Goldfleld which was promised
by Aylesworth Is now well under
way, and the attractions with, their
dates have been booked. . This town
and Goldfleld will have the pleasure
of seeing all the companies which
boeiJ th w,est,by ",e T
up-to-date, are as follows:
AT TONOPAH.
October 17, 18 and
19 Josh
Simpkins company of fifteen people.
November 4 and week Prlngle
company of fourteen people.
November 17 and 18 Lieutenant
and Cowboy, with fourteen people.
November 22 and 23 West's min
strels of twenty-eight people.
November 24, 25 and 26. Colum
bia Opera company of eighteen peo
ple.
December 2 Scott Concert com
pany of six people.
December 3 and 4 Primrose min
strels of fifty-four people,
December 17 Raffles, with
twenty-eight people.
December 21 Old Arkansaw,
with sixteen people.
December 27 and 28 Human
Hearts company of fifteen people,
January 1 and 2 Wizard of Wall
Street company of Blxteen people.
January 5 and week Wolfrod
Stock company of fourteen people,
January 25 and 26 Kerry Gow
company of eighteen people.
March 10 Ma's New HUSDana
company of nineteen people.
March 11, 12 and 13 Desperate
Chance company of fourteen people
GOLDFIELD.
October 13. 14, 15 and 16 Josa
October
Simpkins.
November 11 and week Prlnglo,
November 19 and 20 Lieutenant
and the Cowboy
November 24,
25 and 26 West
minstrels.
November 28, 29 and 30 Colum
bia Opera company.
December 1 Scott Concert com
pany.
December 5 and 6 Primrose min
strels.
December 16 Raffles.
December 22 Old Arkansaw
December 25 and 26 Human
Hearts.
December 30 and 31 Wizard o
Wall Street.
January 12 Wolford company.
January 23 and 24 Kerry Gow.
March 8, 9 and 10 Desperate
Chance.
March 11 Ma's New Husand.
LETTER LIST.
r.tKl nf unclaimed letters' remaining
In the Tonopah poatofllce for the week
endine September 7, 1907. Persons call
ing for the name will please Hay ad
vertised. One cent Is due on each.
Adams, r. is. urown, x.-w.; uar-
low, A. II. ; ISarbee, C. H.; Butler, D.
Mathew; llark, M. M.; Barbour, H. W.;
Columbus Tonopah Mng Co.; Cameron,
A.; Carlson, B.; Copeland, Geo. W.;
Caskln, T. K.j Chase, L. P.; Cramer,
rrank: Crump, am u.; (.orauinauoij
Saloon; Cardln, W. I..; Collins, Mrs.
Emma C: Dunn, Hoot. P. ueimas, miss
Marjorlc; Evans, i S.; Eskland,
Tessle; FIscus, Frank; Fisher, Frank;
Freeburn, Jas. L.; Klannery, jas. ft.;
Fitzgerald, Pat. J.; Gory, Joseph; Gan
sen, Wm.; Hyott, C. C: Hlckey, C. Y.;
Henrv. Peter: llollev. VV. M.: Hart. C.
A.: James. T. E.; Kane, E. T.; Iuter-
man, Mrs. K.; iji pone, J. l.. aiarrun,
Peter; Miller, E. J.: Miller, Dick; Mlt
n MrRrailv. Peter: Mar
tin. II. Hara-ent; Mracevleh, John; Pas-
cual, Mr.; Pratt, u. ..; urr, airs, u.,
Stay, Mrs. J. C; Strong, City; Thomas.
.Miss Jennie; rnompson, aiihh muuei,
White, Mrs. Constance; White, Mrs.
Henrv: WriKht. Tanner; Wilson, J. P.;
Wilson. Sarah G.; Wilson, .
Watches carried In stock from the
cheap $1.50 to the costly hand-made
Patek Philippl movements. Geo. F.
Blakeslee.
The State Fair, to be held at Reno
this month, is attracting attention
all over the State, and the Tonopah
hJ and Goldfleld, and Goldfleld and Bull
frB rads ave made Bpecial rates
of oue and e-thlrd re for
round trlP from aU p,nt8 on. nelr
lines. The tickets will be good from
September 16th to the 21st. and good
"turning on tne aa.
9-l-14t
TOVOPAH AD GOI.nFIFXD RAIL
ROAD tvMrAS
Office at the Secretary,
Till Bullitt Building.
Philadelphia. Pa., Sept. 10, 1907
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting- of the Stockholders of
this Company and the Klectlon or E1
rectors for the ensulntt year will be
held at the office of the Company at
Tonopah, Nevada, on Wedneaday. Oc
toiler 1SU7. at ociock i. ai.
CLVKK. A. HKIXER.
!-12-19t-Oct. 2-07 Secretary.
HI I.I.FROti - KOl.Itl-'IKI.n
II Ml. ItO Alt
COMPASY.
Oftlee "t tlie Xeeretnry.
Till r.iillltt Uulldinn.
Pliilailelpliia. Pa.. Sept. in. 1907.
NOTICK IS HKitKBY OIVK.V tliat the
nniml Meeting of the Stoi klmklers of
thlB Company and the Election of Di
rectora for the ensuing year will be
held at the office of the Company at
Tonopah. Nevada, on Wednesday. Oc
tober 2.1. 1907. at :: o'clock P. M.
CI.VI'K A. HKLLKK.
n-ll'-l'.tt-oet. 2-7 Secretary.
THE NYE AND ORHSBV COUNTY BANK
TOMtlMII, I.OI.IIKIEI.I). HK. C HSI. M Ml TT X 4 ttUKH
Trannacts a (icm i al Hanking Business.
ATITAI. tFully Paid) taOOfiM SIRI'I.l S103,OO
Domestic and Foreign Exchange. Letters of Credit Issued.
OKI-1 KKti I'r-Kldent, Frank 5ol1n: First Vice Prestd-'nt. il. XL Ryan:
Se.-onJ Vice President, James J. .McQuillan: Cashier. Arthur . Hay
craft; Assistant Cashiers, V. H. Shockley, Tonopah; V. T. VirKin, Oold
lifld; F. J. Iiyint?ton, Reno; Geo. W. Cowing, Carson; It. B. Medor, Man
hattan. DIRECTORS:-- D. X. Ryan, Robt. Stewart Jaa. O. Sweeney. Thomas
Kendall, J. J. McQuillan, B. T. Edwarda, F. O. Newlanda W. O.
Douglaia, L. L. Patrick, Frank Golden and Neil McLean.
Safe depeelt hose far rest.
THE TONOPAH BANKING CORPORATION
Capital and Surplus Fully Paid $375,000.00
A general Banking Baalaeea transacted. Exehaaa-e Bought and Sola on
all the Principal Cltlea of the United Statea ana Emroa.
OPPICBR8 AND DIRECTORS
GEO. S. JilXOV, President. JOHN 9. COOK, Vlee-Presldent.
KCGENB HOWELL, Cashier. R. C MOORE, Assistant Cashier.
II. C. BROUGHER, W. J. DOUGLAS, GEORGE WINGFIELD, W. J. BAR.
HIS, F. A. KEITH, CHA9. E. KHOX, T. L OODIE.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
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H. J.
1
Tonopah's New Wholesale
LIQUOR HOUSE
Is Now Ready for Business
This is the Largest Liquor Establishment in
Southwestern Nevada
LOWER MAIN STREET, NEAR DEPOT
All Orders Promptly Attended to
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NEVADA-CALIFORNIA POWER COMPANY
HEADQUARTERS, GOLDFIELD, INEV.
Oirna aad operates electric poner aad Ilghtlac ayatema at Gda14, Toa
opah, Manhattan, Silver Peak aad B lair, Nevada. Power and llaktlas aya
tema at Khjollte, Nevada, aader cona tractloa.
ELECTRIC CURRENT FUBMSHED FOR HOISTS, COMPRESSORS AXD
other mlalBB machinery, for faaa, heatlaa;, eooklna: and mlseellaneona hnnae
kold parpoaea.
Hleetrle machinery for mining aad mlacellaaeoua uaea sold aad ln tailed
by tho Company. .
For Information, apply to local auperlnentlrnta, or addreaa E. A. Qalna,
Commercial Asent, Goldaeld, Nevada.
THE NEVADA-CALIFORMA POWER COMPANY.
C. Sf. HOBBS, General Manager.
C. P. WITTENBERG
Wittenberg Warehouse and Transfer Co.
Storage and Transfer
PHOXK1062.
AGENTS FOR BCDWEISER BEER AND BART LETT SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER.
COAL AND WOOD, FLOUR, MEALS. ETC., FOR SALE.
OFFICE FOOT OF MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE TOXOMB
GOLDFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY DEPOT.
TONOPAH, NEVADA.
Si
McLEAN & McSWEENEY
AGENTS FOR
RIVERSIDE MILL COMPANY.
Gold Medal, High Grade and Bakers' XXX Flours, Cereals, Etc
Wholesale and Retail Hay, Grain and Feedstuff. Blacksmiths' Coal.
TOXOP tH. virv.
RENFRO'S AUTOS
Will make reaular dally trlaw ketweea Wnader aad Falloa, and mill name ta
trip from
TONOPAH TO WONDER
Amy day with three or more paaaeasera, golaa; by way of Pkamlll aaa
Dulntb.
Codes BedfordMcNeil-Vrstrrn Union.
EM1L SUTRO COMPANY
Stock Brokers
Tonopah, Nevada
Out-of-Town Clients Till Deliver
: Pioneer Stables - at
SIX-flOKSE STAGE DAILY
Leave Tosovah... ...7:00 a. m. daily Leave Manhattan 7:00 a. an. aaUy
8UMMERFIELD JOHNSON, Prop
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO THE
Bonanza's Big Bindery
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, GOLDFIELD
MYERS AVE., NEAR MA IX ST., 100 ADOBE AJO PLASTERED ROOMS
. Every room and outside entrance; sunny, healthful, fireproof, . Elee.
tri" light throughout. Rates moderate. Call and inspect.
MRS. ANNA L. MILLER, FVop'r
HALL
J. 8. M'QVIIiAW
Buy and Sell Any Stocks lot Osb
25 Broad St., Nw York
and Receive Stocks, Drill Attached

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