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PAGI THREE
crnno the cub
Why Not, Today's Saturday, Ain't It?
IS YOUR TAILOR INTONOPAH OR CHIGAGO?
JUVUl REPORTER
These ARE NOT SAMPLE PAT
TERNS. Call and tee them before
buying your fall suit and compare
our prices with those you have been
paying for Chicago made clothes.
kmrwlAji T ildvl 1AC
W with to call the attention of
-SOME. TIME OfA Wfc.
the men of Tonopah to the largest
and finest 3tock of tuit and overcoat
patterns ever brought to Nevada.
WOfttJ WITHOUT BrTrtL. iwf'J
www uu rJCL rv um '
W. D. ELLIOTT. Merchant Tailor
BROUGHER AVENUE, OPPOSITE MI2PAH HOTEL.
OFXOOI
OLD TONOPAH ill
TORNADO IN NEBASKA.
By Assool.t.d l'r-.
NORFOLK, Neb., Oct. 10. Advices
from O'Neill report a tornado near
there last night, killing three per
sons and doing immense damage.
H SEATTLE
REPRESENTS THE RADICAL SIDE
OF THE SOCIALIST
ELEMENT.
VACATION FARES
THE TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEV., OCT. 11, 1913.
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7 r. i ' " " ; i ' ' "
I The Northern Concert Hall
DANCE EVERY EVENING
The Public Is Cordially Invited
ST. PATRICK 8TREET
BIG CASINO
R. FRED BROWN
STOCK BROKER
All Southern Nevada Stocks
bought and sold on San
Francisco, Philadelphia Ex
Changes and New York Curb
111 Main Street
TONOPAH, : : : NEVADA
The Cobweb
(Formerly the Nevada Club)
STATE BANK BUILDING
ONLY THE FINEST WINES
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
HANDLED.
RETURNS BY' WIRE RE
CEIVED ON ALL IM
PORTANT EVENTS
The Cobweb
JOHN MANION
DELL HAMMOND
NICK ABELMAN
Proprietors
Wittenberg Warehouse &
Transfer Company
Exclusive Agents
Dr. T. A. Musante
...DENTIST...
Rooms 414-415 Stat Bank Building
PHONE 942
TONOPAH :: :: :: N EVAD
Helen M.Rulison, d.d.s.
...DENTIST...
Rooms 3061307 State Bank Building
TONOPAH :: :: :: NEVADA
FOR
Genuine Rock
Springs Coal...
EVERYTHING IN
FURNITURE
CARPETS,
RUGS, LINOLEUMS
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
W. 0. DRESSER
The Furniture Hospital
CUSHIONS, PORCH CUR
TAINS AND AWNINGS
MADE TO ORDER
J. L. Pennington, Mt
DENTIST
Suite 502-03, State Bank Bldg.
TONOPAH, NEV.
m
II. t. LfSTINE !
Stock Broker I
ESTABLISHED 1905
Southern Nevada Securities
bought and sold on San Fran
cisco and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges and New York Curb.
MAIN STREET
PHYSICIANS
DR. ROBERT O'NEAL
PHYSICIAN AND S'JRGEON
OFFICES: STATE BANK BLDG
Hours:
" 'o i. a. m. z to 4, 7 to 8 p. m.
Residence Edwards and. Oddie Streets.
PHONE 292 and 293
DR. P. D. McLEOD
State Bank Building
Rooms 414-415
Progress Bakery
PHONE 404.
Appetite teaser, everywhere,
lit bakery wine, You know full
well thu t some bakers carry a
hiutfer line tf bread, ck, pte,
oiHikint?. tlouKlniui and bukery
Kootln than others and It is com
mon seiiHt the one that has the
trade ca rrlen the. goods. We
have hot h. Our h helves are al
w ays well Blocked with flint
class goods. We employ only
expert ha kern and our delivery
Her vice In rnutrtiiVHH.
PETER FABBI.
LIFE A GAMBLE
SAYS DENVER
POLICY 16
OLD-TIME DEALER PHILOSO
PHIZES ON UPS AND DOWNS
- OF EXISTENCE.
FORTUNE
HEARS OF DEATH
A
OH LAST
MRS. AMELIA STEVENS READS OF
SEARCH FOR HER IN CHI
CAGO PAPERS.
REGAN'S
(Formerly Carr & Beckley)
If you appreciate the beat of
goods and courteous treat
ment, call at
REGAN'S
ED REGAN, Prop.
The Biggest little resort in
Tonopah
P. M. CUNNINGHAM, Opt. D
EYES TESTED GLASSES FITTED
Office with Drs. Cunningham and
Ricarda.
MORROW i HUSSEY BLOCK
ATTORNEYS
J. R. MASTERSON, H. D.
PHVSISIAN AND SURGEON
Orflces Nyco Building
Office telephone 64
Rcsldeuce telephone, 1224
TONOPAH :: :: :: :; NEVADA
Upholstering
Furniture Repairing
MINERAL 8T.
OPPOSITE MIZPAH HOTEL
... .
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
Los Angeles every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday until
OCTOBER 25TH.
Principal points east May 6
Travel In comfort and take the
through Pullman sleeper via
t
Tonopah k Tidewater
Railway
D ASPUND H. 1. 6HSTRAP,
Generil Agent, Frl. ind Pni. g,
115 K. Ramsey 8t, Goldfleld,
Nevada
Telephone 912109 Main St.
TONOPAH : : : NEVADA
J. C. Robertson
STOCK BROKER
MINING INVESTMENTS
All Stocks Bought and Sold on
San Francisco and Eastern
Stock Exchanges
Member San Francisco
Stock Exchange
HUGH H. BROWN
Attorney at Law
:."loe: 312-316 State Bank aJJ
Trust Co. Iiuildlng
TONOPAH - NEVADA.
H. R. COOKE
ATtORNEY-AT-LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Offices now located od fifth floor State
Bank and Trust Building,
TONOPAH NEVADA
Butler Theatre
THE POPULAR LITTLE
PLAYHOUSE
Up-To-Date Motion Pictures
MATINEE EVERY AFTERNOON
1 .30 and 2:30 p. m
Entire Change of Pro ram
EVERY EVENING
Admission - 10c
Evening
Performances
at 7 o'clock.
Commence
HU tt Inhm WO AM.
J. A. SANDERS
Attorney at Daw
111 praolice In all courts of
State ,
Office: Court House
Ed Chase of Denver, Colo., Is a
guest of the Hotel Utah, on his way
to the Pacific coast. There are some
people, prohably, who do not know
Mr. Chase. For the benefit of the
few who do not know him, it might
he stated that Mr. Chase is prob
ably the most famous of the old
time gamblers now alive.
Mr. Chase was born in Rochester,
N. Y., and went to Denver in the
'50s, when the town was only a vil
lage. From the time of his arrival
there until a ban was finally placed
on gambling he was the proprietor
of a gambling hoouse. He also oper
ated gambling houses in adjoining
states and had some exciting experi
ences in the Rlack Hills and other
places in the early days.
Mr. Chase does not. care to talk of
I his holdings in Colorado, but it is
understood that he is worth several
millions. He is a larire holder of
street railway bonds and real estate
in the Colorado capital and also owns
extensive interests in coal lands in
the state. It is said that he could
close out his Interests in anthracite
coal lands near Boulder at more
than a million dollars any day that
he desires to release possesion. To
a reporter Mr. Chase said!
"Everything in life is a gamble.
So far as gambling is concerned, it
is largely a diversion. I believe that
gambling is all right for men who
can afford it, but men who work for
small wapes should keep away from
gaming tables. When 1 was in the
business I always discouraged men
of limited means from gambling. If
a man is worth a million dollars and
he wants to gamble, it is his own
business and he doesn't hurt any
body; but a man working for a small
salary, with a family to support,
should keep his money in his pocket.
In faro bank and roulette, when
the games are played on the square,
there is only a slight percentage in
favor of the house, but the player
has to do the guessing and there is
where he loses. There is no game
nf chance in the world as fair as
faro bank to the man who plays.
"One thing that is largely responsi
ble for gambling's being tabooed
nearly everywhere is the fact that
dishonest men wanted to make too
much monev. and accordingly ran
crooked games. There was no ex
cuse for this. The percentage in fa
vor of the house In a gambling game
is enough and the men who ran the
games should have been satisfied
with it."
Mr. Chase is 76 years of age, hut
he carries his years lightly. He has
the reputation of never having turn
ed down a friend and is said to be
generous to; a marked degree.
ro
th e
OAKLAND, Oct. 11. Mrs. Amelia
Duvall Stevens, heiress to the vast
fortune of the late Alexander Duvall
and to the Chauteau Bellevue near
Livermore, has been located in Chi
cago after an absence of ten years,
according to advices received today
by Attorney A. P. Leach, represent
ing the public administrator.
Mrs. Stevens read in the Chicago
papers that her father had died and
that the authorities were searching
for her as the only heir to the for
tune. She immediately consulted a
lawyer and announced her intention
of leaving for California at once to
claim the estate.
"We received a telegram from a
Chicago attorney stating that his
client, Mrs. Stevens, would start for
California to claim her father's for
tune," said Attorney Leach today. "1
Wired back asking for further par
ticulars and stating that Mrs. Stevens
was sole heir."
Twenty years ago she was con
demned by her father because she
ran away and married Thaddeus
Stevens, then a nurse in a Livermore
snnitonuin. About twelve years ago
she divorced her husband anil then
returned to the parental roof, where
she remained for less than two years
Her father only partially forgave her
and forced her to occupy the position
of a servant about the house. Tiring
of his attitude of unforgiveness to
ward her, she again packed up and
left for parts unknown.
Alexander Duvall died last April
His wife preceded him by ten
months. The aged vineyardist left no
will and the estate, consisting of 180
acres of vineyard land, valuable win
eries and the family home, together
with nearly $100,000 in stocks and
bonds, passed under the control of
the public administrator The sale
last Saturday was held to dispose of
the personal property about the
ranch. Members of the French col
ony who attended were grieved to
see the belongings of the late mis
tress of the Chauteau strewn about
by other hands . They wished for the
return of the daughter.
Mrs. Rosalie Ceelen Cop of San
Francisco, a niece of the late Mrs
Duvall. was the nearest of kin pres
ent. Alexander Duvall had no rela
tives other than his daughter and he
had disowned her.
The appearance of the rightful heir
to the property will not affect the
sale of Saturday, but it means that
Mrs. Stevens and not the state will
receive the big estate, comprised of
300 acres of vineyard and orchard, to
gether with a large country home.
Tonopah is represented at the sen
sational hearing of socialist cases
before Judge Humphries at Seattle
by Thorwald Siegfried, attorney for
the radical element of the socialist
party He secured the writ of pro
hibition citing Judge Humphries to
appear before the supreme court at
Olympia.
Attorney Siegfried was an active
member of the bar during the Man
hattan boom, when he owned the
Mustang Extension, which he dis
posed of before leaving the southern
country. He built the large frame
house near the old Tonopah high
school and is a son-in-law of S. K.
Bradford, the mining engineer, who
is now visiting here.
San Francisco and
return . .
Santa Cruz resorts
and return . . .
LosAngelesviaSantfOO A A
Francisco & return mMO.UU
."$31.75
$31.75
,On sale Mondays, Wednesdays, Sat
urdays. Final return limit October
31st. Liberal stop-overs in both directions.
Have you a "silent" musical In
strument In your home? Unless It's
anchored there by sentiment, let a
for sale" ad in the Bonanza find
a buyer for it
Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
For descriptive literature or further in
formatiou call at depot or
phone 187
TGHQPAH AND 6QLDFIELD
RAILROAD CBiMY
Auditor and Treasurers Quarterly Report
To th Ilononililr Bonril f County unniilaulonrr. of STye County, State tif
t- film.
(lentlemen Herewith please find Auditor's and Treasurer's quarterly report
me iiuHiier emunir sentemner. m t.
Liulunee on hand July 1, 1!U3.
July
AUK"t . . .
September
Total.
July
AuKUHt ...
September
$S7.384 29
ltK(rcilTS.
1)1 SHI HSKIK.TH.
...19,606.71
. .. lS,344.nl
. .. 13,743.61-
$46,694.73
. .$134,079.02
. .$21,294.33
. . lU.li2S.M3
. . 16,S9U.S5-
on hund October 1st. 1913
HRt'RIPTS."
$48,814.12
. I8&.264.90
1912, rate $2.45
1912. rule $2.95.
1912. rule 3.30.
1912, rule 3.7f.
oHta .
usts
Oelhxiuent taxe
IH-hmMient taxe
lelilKiient luxeM,
1'ellnquent luxeK,
Le!lmtucnt eol
Dellmtuent feeH
lehuiOent ami proeeedH vi
delinquent and proeeedn
IVi-Komil pronertv. rate $2
IVl-Honttl property, rule $:
IVi-Homil tirouertv. rute ij.r:t.....
Personal properly, rule 11.31
Hilllion, rate $2.K1
Hullion. rate $l.r,.
Ilullion. rate $:t.s ,
I'roeeedH tax wale, rate $2.45
I'roeeetls tax sale, rate $2.9."i
Proceeds tux sale, rule i:t :itl
I'Yes
Folia IHberlff) ,
Dance hall license
County licenHca
Docket fees
Hunting licenses
iMtKineers' licenses
Fines
Costa
ale county property
( tt phans' home
Ivstate Kd.niondH Ipauperl
Kenate ri . : U. H. Co.)
Kstate J. Murphy (pauper)
xpense County Commissioners . .
Library school apportionment ...
Nye ( ounty school apportionment
tate school apportionment
Kmerjfeney school money (Troy).
Normal School
Manhaltnn schon. Interest .......
Manhattan school principal
July. August. September.
396.31 $ 168.91
ti0.2f
181.65
B6.75
127.92 31.48
9.00 l.f.O
92.25
24.00
38.31 64.1! 1,421.76
241.97 s 61.11 10.95
303.SU ' 375.78 1,122.63
40.76, 251.43
.84 . ' 179.51
6.2T2 09 17.88 7.199.4J
82.21 6.38
11.00
8.85
26.57
574.60 489.05 975.24
3S7.03 398.67 526.71
4S5.0(I 485.00
533.50 2,194.94 866.90
40.00 34.50 63.00
29.00 43.00 27.00
5.0(1 25.00
5.00 63.00 4 0.00
45.00 17.10 7.80
94.60 72.92 52.28
30.00 30,00 27.00
2.00
126.16
47.35
12.50
290.30
8,810.12
8,519.78
250.00
300 '.'0
175.00
600.00
Total receipts $19,606.71
$13,344.51 $13,743.51
Go to the Cobweb saloon for the
nmnnlslA renorts of the baseball
championship series. Adv.
Oencrnl
Indigent
Salary -
. I mine's salary
Kislt and Kfime
State
'ounty school
Tonopah new school building 1.445.00
Manhattan new school liuildiUK 167.13
Itoad 1,051.84
Tonopah school Interest .,
Manhattan school principal
Manhattan school Interest
torvrv.
DISIII HMOHKNTS.
Julv.
$3,159.75
1.085. 85
3.667.48
583.34
110.00
280.M)
9.130.4 2
Total 20.BS1.11
BASEBALL RETURNS.
Returns by Innings of the world's
championship baseball series at the
Bank saloon. A special operator will
answer all Inquiries over telephone.
Ofitfi
Carried
Tonopah
Manhattan
Hound Mountain
Ash Meadows . . .
Italian No. 14 . .
Johnnie
STAIR SCHOOL.
dimii iimoii: vrx,
July.
$20,681.11
August.
$2,104.91
995 m
3,672.98
583.33
1.00
267.00
66.70
1.112.61
350.00
405.88
$9,539.61
AllPTUSt.
$9,539.61
SPEC5RL 0PFEK
FOR BONANZA SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
'OLD GLORY'
Monthly total.
Total
$28.56
.$20,709.67
109.77
125.01)
137.86
199.11
$571.84
$10,111.35
September.
$2,816.62
904.32
3.644.98
583.33
80.00
260.00
1,100.26
992.16
1,104.26
60.00
600.00
175.00
$12,310.92
September.
$12,310.92
2.090.00
125.00
110.00
$2,325.00
.$14,635.9:1
(III TV SCHOOL.
I) I S II I H SK l H) TS.
July.
August. September.
FLAGS
- FOR -
Everybody
Should Wave From
Every Home In
TONOPAH
Carried $20, 709.67 $10,111.35 $14,635.92
Tonopah 287.69 2,074.98
Manhattan 25.00 3.00 102.00
Itound Mountain "
Ucatty I-90
Sunnyside 125.00
Dutch l-'lat 100.00
Italian No. 14 193.64 B.00
Cherry Creek No. 4 28.00
Korest Home BB.OO 44.21
Kaiser 80 00
Johnnie 18-92 120.26
Trov 1.60 40.89
SprlWlal -0-00
Monll.lv total... $572.16 $508.74 $2,254 94
Total $21,281.83 $10,620.09 $16,890.86
OUR CHICKEN SOUPS
Are not made by simply leading a
chicken through them. All our soups
are made full strength and delicious
flavor.
FOR LUNCH OR DINNER
You should order a bowl or soup.
All the items on our menu are True
to Name. We do not serve come
backs or have a bargain counter. But
we do serve clean, wholesome food
at popular prices.
Montana Cafe
I. MID tilt' SCHOOL.
IIIHIIIHSKUKKTM.
July.
Flags 5 Feet Wide and 8 Feet Long for
$3.00
Flags 4 Feet Wide and 6 Feet Long for
$2.25
Each Flag is accompanied by an 8-foot varnished pole,
ball and truck, halyards, galvanized iron bracket and screws.
Leave your orders at the office of the NATIONAL U;m.
REALTY & INVESTMENT UJ., next aoor Kicnara mertdii-
l tile Company, or at the BONANZA office.
Carried
flnund Mountain
Forest Home . . .
12.50
August.
$10,620.09
8.84
September.
$16,890.86
$16,890.86
Monthly total JS- 11(ir'tl
Total disbursements $21,2JU.3J $10,628.9.1
Respectfully submitted.
(SKAI.) W. M. GimHCS, County Auditor.
I'KANK P. MANNIX, County Treasurer.
KMXIItSIOD.
Iteport of the Auditor and Treasurer for the quarter ending Sept. .,0. 1313.
Filed Oct. , -1913. ROBKKT (. 1'OltU County Clerk.
Approved tills Stli dav of October. 191.1.
11. I'.. DAVIS, Chairman of the Hoard of County Commissioners.
Slate of Neyada. Comity of Nye. ss: ,,,, ,..,, ,
I Itohert 11 1'ohl Countv clerk of Nye County, and ex-offlclo Clerk of
the ifoard of County Commissioners, do hereby certify that tl.o above and
foregoing Is a true and correct copy of the Auditors and Treasurers ouar
. . ","K ..1' ?'.,'.,.,,. r en.llnir on September 30th. A. U 1913. as the
repori I'm ,' '. ..;.: ...
le appears on file anil 01 rocoru in my omce at .i,,uiao,
e aloresald. nnnrn. n ennr.
(SKAI.) . .,,. j ,'i..ittM nf
I Countv Clerk and ex-omcio icrs. in iu pm . . . . u,...,,...,. --t
Nyo County. State of Nevada.