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TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1909.
OUT KETCHEL IN
' TWELVE ROUNDS
STAR GAME
TO BE PLAYED
THIS AFTERNOON
TWO PLATS
SCHEDULED FOR
! The
Nevada First National
(Continued from Page 1.)
force and it caught the negro good
and solid on the jaw, raising a bis
lump that was immediately percept
ible to the spectators. It was by
far the cleanest and best blow of
the fight. The crowd yelled glee
fully. Hound S .Johnson's smile had
vanished as he came up and he im
mediately closed in, landing twice
with left on the face. The fighters
roughed it shoulder to shoulder and
Ketehel worked in a hard right up
percut on the jaw. The referee
then separated the men, Johnson
landing left and right on the face
as they broke. Ketehel missed n
terrific right swing and almost went
through the ropes from the force ot
his "ffort. Johnson forced bis op
ponent back gradually and landed
a left to the jaw. Ketehel again
missed a terrific right swing and
again nearly went through the
ropes. Ketehel ran to his corner
smiling, amid the cheers of the aa-die-uce.
Round 9 They closed in, oa:!i
landing short-arm light blows' on
the face. Referee Walsh was twiea
forced to break the men from
clinches. The champion then sent
in four stinging straight lefts to
the face but Kethcel did not break
ground. He rushed in hammering
at the champion's stomach, but. his
blows were smothered. Ketehel got
hi a left over the ribs, and Johnson
countered with a short left hook to
the jaw. Johnson again hooksd
his left to the jaw and a clinch fol
lowed. Johnson broke it up with
a nasty straight left to the face and
(he round ended with Johnson en
joying the honors.
Hound 10 Both men rushed to
a clinch and Johnson Bent in two
- light lefts to the stomach and then
shitted to the jaw, where he con
nected twice and started Ketehel
spitting blood. Johnson wrestled
Ketehel to the floor, thou lifted him
up and placed him invth.6 centef )f
ring, in a mia-ring rally. John
son sent three straight lefts to Stan
I'tiYZ "CSe anu mouth, starting the
blood afresh. Johnson again wres
tled and Ketehel nearly went off his
balance. Johnson, getting Ketch"!
against the ropes, sent an awful
right wallop to the stomach, and
Ketehel winced. Johnson patt'jtf.
Ketehel on the shoulder with his
open hand as the bell clanged,
Round 11 After some desultory
Siiarrlng Ketehel whipped his left
to the kidneys and missed two hard
swings for the jaw. It was noticed
that Johnson's right uppercut which
he used with such good effect 'n
his other fights failed to hnd Keteh
el, Ketehel sent the great crowd
Into convulsions by landing a ter
rific right almost on the jaw and
the big black immediately clinched
and seemed content to rest. Keteh
el forced the fighting, seeking to
follow the advantage, but could not
further penetrate the negro's clever
defense. Ketehel was enthusiastic
ally cheered as he went to his cor
ner.
Round 12 Ketehel, suddenly
rushing In, sent his right for the
jaw. It struck the champion on
the arm and the big negro fell flat
on his back, and seemed to have in
jured himself. Ketehel rushed p.t
him but the tricky champion was
waiting. He swung a hard right
to the jaw and quick as a flash shot
a left to the body. As Ketehel fell
backwards Johnson sent in another
right to face and the white man
went to the mat as If shot, where
he lay prone with the blood stream
ing from his mouth. He made a
weak effort to rise but fell back
again and was counted out.
ias VEGAS AND TOXOPAH BALL
TEAMS TO CROSS HATS OX'
LOCAL DIAMOXD
"ZAZA" AND "THE GOD OF THE
wine errs" at m:ada .
THEATRE
us and Undivided Prefers fcioi.uuu.Mu
Total Assets 500,000.00
Welcomes and aprreciates your business whether large or small
and believes its extensive resources developed by years of consistent,
considerate, conservative accommodations, a splendid endorsement of its
most satisfactory service to the people of TonopaTT and vicinity.
Last evening the Las Vegas ba'.l
team, Accompanied by several root
ers, arrived from their southern
home. The bunch were met at the
depot by the members of the Tono
pah team and. the Eagles' drum
corps. A line was formed and,
headed by the corps, the entire ag
gregation marched up town.
The visitors are in fine form and
will do everything in their power to
wrest the championship laurels
away from the Tonopah nine today.
They are still somewhat sore after
meeting defeat last Sunday and de
clare that today's game will have a
different ending. Hunt, the big six-
foot pitcher, is in the best of shape
and is prepared to give the local
fans a real surprise.
The game should be the best ever
witnessed on the local diamond for
it is acknowledged that the Las Vo
gas team certainly understands all j
the fine points of the sport. The
feouthern contingent brought alo'.ii?
a sack containing iinumerablo saw
bucks, which they are willing to
wager as to the outcome of the con
test. The games will start promptly
at 2 o'clock and will be umpired by
James J. Kelly.
The line up of the teams will bt
as follows:
Tonopah O'Hara, catcher; Seitz,
pitcher; Mailer, 1st base; Mullen,
2nd base; Crosby, shortstop; Hat
ton, 3rd base; Peck, left field;
Hurd, center field; Prout, right
Meld; Quillici, sub.
Las Vegas Good, catcher; Hunt,
pitcher; Lehr, 1st base; Williams,
2nd base; Schlosser, 3rd base; Bar
rett, shortstop; Hauck, left field;
Black, center field; Wright, right
field,
"Du Harry." another great play
of the excellent repertoire of Miss
Lorraine Buchanans company, was
presented last evening at the Neva-'
da theaue to a very appreciative'
audience.
The drama, taken from a tae or
French hii-.tory, deals with Louis
XV., scenes from the French com-.,
the revolution, the downfall of the
king and the execution of the un
fortunate nobles at the bands of
relentless mobs.
The story of Jeanne Du Btfrry,
a beautiful' young girl living the
simnle life in the villas-; of Chan-
tilly, enticed to become the r,iistre-.
of 'the king, sanoundrd by volup
tuous splendor and elegance, and
then falling the victim of the en
raged and hoofing mob, dragged
MUST HAVE
FROM RENO
A 'r;X: n
ill- j
fill CASES
ARE PUT OVER
TO TUESDAY
PRELIMINARY HEARING IS DE
LAYED RY THE ABSENCE
Ol' COUNSEL
The preliminary examinations of
the alleged Goldfield Combination
mill high graders, Lamb and Dres
ser, set for yesterday morning in
Just ice Barnes' court, were contin
ued until 10 o'clock next Tuesday
morning. The continuance came at
the request of counsel for the de
fendants, and met with no resis
tance. The fact that it was imper
ative that Judge It. L. Hubbard be
absent from the city for some days
was the basis of the plea for a
postponement, and so the matter
stands.
No new developments have aris
en, in the high grading situation up
to date.
It is believed that the preliminr
ary examinations will be under futl
swing when court Is. opened Tues
day.
The Ttoannza has the most com-
ii let ruling and binding plant in the
state. Give us a trial.
WELL KNOWN
iHITE PLAGUE
JOHN -M'CI.OSKKV PASSES AWAY
IX MINERS' HOSPITAL "
AT MANHATTAN
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We have 21 different
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John McCloskey, a miner
known in this city, died Friday in
the Miners' hospital at Manhattan
from miners' consumption, a mal
ady from which he had been siu-
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was about 4 0 years ot age. the re
mains will be buried at Manhattan
under the auspices of the Miners'
union, of which organization he was
a member. .
Location notices in triplicate
handiest, affair for prospectors and
miners contains carbon 150 no
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Running Water in ' Each Room.
Rooms with ' or without private
PALACE HOTEL
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COMMERCIAL RATES
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Rummer. Hotel and cottage accommo
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Our reserve is alive with ducks.
Deer, grouse and mountain quail in.
the near by hills, also good trout fish-,
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Fare $2.85 via V. & T. Ry., Reno
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Springs.
M, L. HEWITT. Manager.
CARSON PAPER CASTS INSINU
ATIONS OX POKKR PLAY
ERS FKOM TOXOPAH
"SLIM'
MORGAN LEAVES
FOR SOUTH AMERICA
(By Associated Press.)
"Slim" Morgan, the discoverer of
Round Mountain, who was chris
tened Luther, but outgrew it, will
leave the hydraulic camp for South
American ports In a few days. He
expects to be gone a year or more
and during, that time it Is safe to
sav that South America will be
prospected as It never was before
"Never before have we qestion'ed
the veracity of the Carson Appeal,
but the following article leads us to
believe that the editor of the pa
per in question has his location
monuments twisted. We think that
our readers will bear us out for it
is an assured fact that no Tonopah
poker player would bet $216 on
three kings. Here is the story as
taken from the Carson paper:
"One of the strongest poker
games that has been played in this
city in years Is in progress in a lo
cal card room and has been in
progress for the past 24 hours.
"Some remarkable hands have
been held. The average run of the
hands-in a game like this are not
much cause of comment, it is the
playing of the participants that ex
cites the interest.
"This morning three hands ap
peared in the same deal, hands that
anvone would like to get any time,
and It looked for a moment as if
the J2000 odd table stakes would
all go Into the pot before the hands
were showed down.
"Two gentlemen from Lyon coun
ty are In the game, one from Tono
pah and one from Carson uity. ine
Carson City man had dealt and the
Tonopah man opened before the
draw with $4. Dayton One saw
and raised $10. . Dayton Two saw
and raised $10 and Tonopah called.
"Carson City, dealing, asked for
the number of cards wanted. To
nopah took one, Dayton One took
one, and Dayton Two took two.
"Tonopah bet, rather In an off
hand way, $18. Dayton One saw
the bet and raised it $60. Two saw
the bet and the raise and raised it
MISS lit'CHAXAX
at tho Xevada Theatre Tonight
through the streets to meet death
by tle guillotine, is an awful scene
from the horrible chaos and bloodv
deeds that followed in the wake oi
the Frenh commune at the down
fall of Louis.
Miss Buchanan in the title role
portrayed the part with a realism
worthy of a star, while the support
given her by the entire company
was the best ever witnessed in To
nopah. Tonight's bill will Conclude the
engagement of Miss Buchanan o
company and another strong drama,
Belasco's great play, "Zaza," one
of Mrs. Leslie Carter's greatest tri
umphs, followed by a vaudeville
play entitled "The God of the Wine
Cups," written by Miss Buchanan
for the OrpTTeum stage, will furnish
a double bill for the farewell performance.
Just Received
A Fresh Line of
HOT WATER BOTTLES
AND FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
At Prices from $1 and up. Guar
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ITALIAN' MOR ATTEMPTS
TO BURN CATHEDRAL
(By Associated Press.)
PISA, Italy, Oct. 16'. During a
demonstration here today, a mob
attempted to set fire to the catho
dral, but burned only one of the
doors.
An ad In the Bonanza is sure to
bring results.
FRESH
HOMEMADE
CANDY
Like Mother
Used to Mc&e
$170. Before Tonopah could make
his bet and as he studied his hand,
Dayton One with an exclamation of
heat thrust about $200 into tne cen
ter and on counting Dayton Two
called what proved to be a $lb
bet.
"Tonopah began to protest, hut
before he could do so, Dayton Two,
confident of his hand, showed down
a seven full on fours. Dayton i One
calmly laid down four eights! and
raked in the not. Tonopah sighed
and thanked his lucky stars that he
did not get a chance to bet. He
only had three kings. Carson City
did not come In before the draw
with "two tens.
"The pot was worth the trifle o
$678."
PORTOLA FESTIVAL
SAN FRfflSCO CALIFORNIA
October 19th-23d.
ROUND TRIP FARE $27.75
Sales dates, Oct. 15, 16, 17
Return limit, Oct. 31
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS AT
Hotel Manhattan
TERMS REASONABLE.
Secure Pullman reservations now via.
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD
RAILROAD CO.
Rothoitz Bros., Inc.
Leading Stationers.
Opposite Postofflce
Given Away Free One
Boy's and One Girl's
BicycleCall for Infor
mation.
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"MISCELLANEOUS
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camp. P. O. Box 315 10-12 6t
FOR SALE Two horse Fairbanks-
Morse gasoline engine and pump,
complete; bargain. Address Geo. E.
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FOR SALE Three-room house, fur
nished; electric lights. $150. tf
FOR SALE One new two-horne
power Wagner 60-cycle, single
phase, electric motor; starter and
fixtures complete. Address B,
Bonanza office. tf
W. B. PITTMAN
ATTORNEW AT LAW
Practices In all the Courts of the
State. "
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OFFICE STATE BANK BUILDING,
TONOPAH, NEVADA.
THE BONANZA takes copy for ad
vertisements of all kinds up to
midnight. ,
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the paper with the circulation.
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