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rONOPAH DAILY BONANZA, TOXOPAH, NEVADA FRIDAY, APML 8, 1910.
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AFTKR RENO BLACKMAILERS.
The postal authorities and citi
zens of Reno are stirred up over
the fact that a large number of
threatening obscene and blackmail
ing letters have been received, most
ft them being written in the city of
Mteno. The United States district
attorney is endeavoring to put a
Atop to the practice, and with the
assistance of the United Staes se
cret service people will probably land
-me- malefactor in the cooler.
Our want ads bring results.
.SPRLDINGS...
BASEBALL, TENNIS
AND
.ATHLETIC GOODS.
We arc the Sole Agents for
TONOPAH
Our 1910 Stock is Arriving
Call and Receive Our
Latest Catalogue
FREE
ROTHOLTZ BROS., INC.
Leading Stationers
QERSONAlT
W. M. Veith, the Manhattan min
ing man, came in from the north
yesterday.
General Manager S. H. Brady, of
the West End, returned yesterday
from a business visit to jthe coast.
Ernest F. Hall, who has been
visiting here for several days, re
turns to his home at Manhattan to
day: -
H. Dohrman, who has been vis
iting in the extreme east for the
last five weks, returned to Tonopah
yesterday.
Senator T. L. Oddie, who is op
erating mining property at Lucky
boy, arrived in Tonopah yesterday
after an absence of nearly a year.
Judge J. C. Campbell, of the law
firm of Campbell, Metson and
Brown, arrived here from his San
Francisco home yesterday and will
spend several days here.
James S. Wood, one of the promi
nent ranchers and cattlemen of
Smoky Valley came in yesterday
to attend the funeral of his life long
friend, W. C. Humphrey.
Charles A. Humphrey and wife,
and Frank G. Humphrey and wife,
who dame in from Manhattan seV'
eral days ago, to attend the funeral
of their father, leave this morning
for their homes.
STOCK MARKET
The following quotations Turn
ished by H. E. Epstine, broker:
Tonopah District.
Tonopah Mining ...$6.75
Montana .84 .85
Tonopah Ex 85
MacNamara 32
Midway .30
Belmon.t 2.70
North Star , ...
West End . 33
Rescue 01
Jim Butler 20
GoIdnVld District.
Goldfield Con 7.92 7.95
Jumbo Ex 31
Booth 13
Blue Bull 04
Atlanta . . . . .14
Florence 2.05
Comb. Frac 46
Comb. Frac.shrdlushrdlushrdluhrdlu
Kewanas 07 .08
Red Hills 04 .05
Miscellaneous. :
Pittsburg Silver Pk. .70 ' .73
Manhattan Con 02 .03
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SCHMID & CO.
THE GERMAN TAILORS
We have purchased the inter
est of Chris Stauss and will
continue to turn out work that
will speak for itself.
Spring Styles
Now onlDisplav
St.' Patrick street. In rear of
Tonopah Club building.
Location notices, both in book
form or by the dozen. For sale at
this office.
Tonopah Sewer
and
Drainage Company
ALL BILLS PAYABLE
AT OFFICE
Room 24
Tonopah Block
Nevada Theater
TONIGHT
Farewell Engagement
Aylesworth
Stock Co.
Change of Bill Every Other
Night
Same popular prices and a first
class show.
25c, 35c, 50c (no higher.)
.33
.32
2.75
.01
.34
.02
.22
.14
.05
.15
2.07
.47
HOTEL ARRIVALS
M1ZPAH HOTKL.
E. S. Blair. E. Luitherm, H. B.
Garrett, Los Angeles; W. H. Eard-
Jley, Salt Lake City; Beverly Bo-
gert, New York City; George Hale
Brabrook, W. M. Veith, Manhattan;
Lee Cochrane, H. Y. Dickman, J. C.
Campbell, F. Cacciatore, San Fran
cisco. MANHATTAN HOTEL.
Mrs. D. Jordan; Round Mountain;
James Dolan, Goldfield; F. M.
Fitch, Los Angeles; John Andrew,
Reno; H. McDow, E. Green, Mrs. A.
L. McKay, San Francisco.
PALACE HOTEL.
Albert Smith, Salt Lake; J. A.
Murphy, San Francisco, H. M. Rore
thy, Los Angeles; S. A. Wood, Min
neapolis; C. H. Trainor, Goldfield;
J. L. Patterson, Carson City; F. E.
Woodbrldge, San Mateo.
.
SCRAM ULK FOR CONTROL
OF COUNTY RANK
HICKEY IS PROBING
STRIKE .SITUATION
RENO, April 7. Assistant Super
intendent Hickey left yesterday for
Mina to look over the strike situa
tion, which has not affected the
Southern Pacific shops. The Tono
pah and Goldfield company is, how
ever, using the Mina shops for re
pair work since its own shops were
burned, and this makes the situa
tion rather delicate, as there Is a
possibility of the Southern Pacific
shop men declining to handle the
motive power brought in by the
strike breakers.
Temperature Report
Yesterday's hourly teninerature
record at the weather bureau office
was as follows: -
5 a. m 42
6 a. m 40
7 a. m 44
8 a. m 47
9 a. m 47
10 a. m .50
11 a. m - 55
12 (noon) 56
1 ,p. m 58
2 p. m 59
3 p. m i. . .60
4 p. m 60
5 p. m 61
BANK SALOON
WALTER DRYSDALE, Prop.
My Aim is to Give the Best of
Service and Attention
ONLY
Pirst-Class Goods
HANDLED
A Popular Place to Meet
Your Friends.
HX1) FREE QUARTZ
ON ROOTH LEASE
Four feet of the best looking
Quartz yet encountered in the Booth
Leasing company's workings has
besn opened during the last few
days in a raise fromv the 150-foot
level near the Red Top line. It .is
the typical dark gray quartz that
usually leads to ore in this district
and is very promising as a forerun
ner for a pay shoot. Assays now
show from $4 to $6, which is en
couraging, considering that the
quartz zone is just being entered. If
pay values are not found in the
raise more depth will be secured
by sinking, to further prospect the
quartz. ,
Following the death of State Bank
Examiner Van Fleet there has been
a lively scrimmage for the posses
sion of the Eureka county bank and
its assets. Van Fleet had appointed
Charles Gorman as custodian. Upon
the death of Van Fleet the county
commissioners and Judge Breen im
mediately got busy , It appears
from the telegrams that as soon as
the state bank examiner died Judge
Breen advised the county commis
sioners what could be done and they
took the matter in their own hands
and have virtually thrown the cus
todian out of possession. They, with
the sheriff, held a meeting Monday
evening and by resolution passed de
clared the bank in their own hands.
The next morning they took the
bank over and now the custodian
and the governor and the district
attorney general are busy at the
supreme court getting out an in
junction, restraining orders and any
old writ that will sustain the state
in the law and place the bank in
their hands.
ATTENTION EAGLES.
Tonopah No. 271, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, meets tonight at
Elks hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited.
ED M ALLEY, W. P.
W. L. MOORE, W. Sec.
SEVEN YEARS FOR CONBOY.
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.
Seven years in San Quentin was the
sentence imposed today on former
Captain of Police Michael Joseph
Conboy, convicted of manslaughter
for the killing of Bernard Langan
A ten days stay of execution was
granted.
BASEBALL.
Coast League. '
At Los Angeles Vernon 5, Port
land 2.
At Sacramento Los Angeles
Sacramento 0.
At Oakland San Francisco 3.
Oakland 1. (13 innings.)
State League.
At San Francisco Oakland 6,
San Francisco 5.
At Fresno San Jose 1, Fresno 0.
At Stockton Sacramento 4, Stock
ton, 3.
HARTFORD, Conn., April 7. For
the first time in six years the
democrats elected a mayor today
when their candidate, Edward T.
Smith, defeated Edward W. Power,
the republican candidate who was
up for re-election, by a majority of
360. License carried by 4,579 majority.
ORAL HEARING GRANTED.
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 7. An oral
hearing on May 18 has been granted
by Secreary Ballinger to representa
tives of the city of San Francisco
on the question of the revoking by
the interior department of the per
mit granted to that city authorizing
the contingent use of the Hetch
Hetchy valley as a source of water
supply for the city.
KEO, Ark., Aipril 7. A mob com
posed entirely of negroes overpow
ered Constable Mallory of Keo, four
miles north of here last night and
seized his two negro prisoners, one
a woman, and shot them to death,
and hanged the bodies. - The victims
were charged with killing the hus
band of the woman and wife of the
man.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7. In
response to numerous complaints
that have been made about the ex
tension of the tenderloin district in
this city, the grand jury decided to
night to conduct an investigation
into the conditions existing there.
I
IS PASSING AWAY.
Hank Blanchard, who is now in
the German hospital in San Fran
cisco, where he has been taken from
Bodie, suffering from an attack of
blood poisoning, is slowly passing
away and his demise is expected at
any moment. Mr. Blanchard has
many warm friends in this city who
will be sorry to hear of his suffering.
ENJOINS NEVADA COMMISSION.
CARSON, Nev., April 6. Judge
Van Fleet issued an injunction to
day against the Neva I t railroaiJ
commission to prevent t.v enforce
ment of an 18 per cent red -etion in
freight rates in S'evada. Argument
on the Injunction will be her.rd on
April 9. The trial of the case on
its merits is set for May 9.
WhyfSend Out of Town
for Your Printings-
When you can have first-class work
done right here, by first-class
union printers.
The business man who sends out of
town for his printing injures his own
business as "well as that of others.
While on the other hand the man who
patronizes home institutions increases
the town's pay roll, and thereby builds
up his business
The printers and book binders in the
cities of surrounding states do not come
here to spend their money
Do You Know
That theBonanza"has an up-to-date Job
Printing Plant and one of the best equipped
Rating and Binding Plants in the West ?
Patronize Home Industry, S
Build Up Your Own Town. 8
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