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THE TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEV., OCT. 11, 1913.
PAGE FOUR
STOCKS
The following are the closing stock
quotations, and the record of the
day's sales, as received from the
Sao Francisco stock exchange this
afternoon by Broker H. E. Ep
tine: TONOPAH 8ALES.
1000 MacNamara - -10
700 West End - 45
100 Butler - .61
5000 Rescue . 10
100 Mizpah Ex .30
500 Tonopah Merger .62
100 Tonopah Merger 60
2000 Umatilla 03
Informal.
600 Butler 62
1200 North Star .37
1000 Tonopah Merger 61
1500 West End 1.40
1000 Butler 63
1000 Midway 36
BOO Midway 37
1000 Tonopah Merger 61
700 West End ... 1-40
400 Halifax ' 1.40
600 West End . 1 40
600 Victor 34
600 Halifax 1-50
3000 North Star . 3
El KIPPUR IS
GREATEST FEAST
OF JEWISH YEAR
ALL JEWISH MERCHANTS CLOSE
STORES UNTIL AFTER SUN
DOWN TODAY.
WILL HANDLE
THE ESTATE OF
SANTA ANITA
SAN FRANCISCO POSTMASTER TO
RESIGN FOR $10,000 A YEAR
PLACE.
THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Sermons
at 11 a. ui. and 7:30 p. m. Com
munion service in the evening. Jun
ior Endeavor at 2:30 p. ui. Y. P. S.
C. E. at 6:30 p. m. At the evening
service Mr. Johns will sing "The
Crossing of the Bar," by TennyBon,
as arranged by Willoughby. A cordial
invitation to all. J. M. Swander,
minister.
GOLDFIELD 6ALE3
200 Goldfield Con 1.42H
600 Goldfield Con 145
1000 Jumbo Ex 11
2000 Booth 02
1000 M. Mines 14
100 Florence 22
1000 Atlanta 14
1000 Lone Star 01
3000 C. O. D 03
600 M. Mines 13
Afternoon.
1000 Atlanta 14
5000 Blue Bull 03
6000 Booth 02
All places of business conducted
by Jewish merchants cloned at sun
down last night, to remain closed un
til this evtniag at sunset.
This is Yom Kippur, the most sol
emn religious occasion of the Jewish
year. It is the tenth of Tishri in the
year 5614, according to Jewish chron
ology, and is the Day of the Atone
ment, which is kept by every Jew in
the world, whether he be liberal or
orthodox. The law is found in Leviti
cus 16:29 (King James' version of
the Bible):
"And this shall be a statute forever
unto you: That In the seventh month,
on the' tenth day of the month, ye
oimti afflict vnur souls, and do no
work at all, wether It oe one or yourj
own country, or a stronger that so
journeth among you:
"For on that day shall the priest
make an atonement for you, to
cleanse you, that ye may be clean
from all your sins before the Lord.
"It shall be a Sabbath of rest unto
you, and ye shall afflict your souls by
a statute iorever.
MANHATTAN
1000 White Caps 09
200 Big Four 20
of
,
PERSONAL
MISCELLANEOUS.
100 Nevada Hills 87
1000 Round Mountain 40
600 Nevada Hills 87
TONOPAH
Bid Asked
Tonopah Mining 4.00 .
Montana 1.10 l-2"
Tonopah Ex 1.72V4 1.82Wj
MacNamara 09
Midway 36
Belmont 7.00
West End 1.40
Jim Butler 62
North Star 37
Rescue 10
Mizpah Ex .
Gypsy Queen 05
Tonopah 76 .. .02
BoBton - -02
Tonopah Merger 62
Monarch Pittsburg F.x 08
Halifax
Cash Boy 07
Umatilla 03
Great Western 01
Victor 34
.10
.37
7.20
1.4:!'.;
.64
.39
.11
.38
.06
.03
.fit
.09
1.40
.09
.04
.02
.35
Coming and Goings of Local
People and Others.
NEW YORK CURB
Tonopah Mining 4.62 H 4. 87
Montana 1.12 1 25
Rescue 10 .11
Midway 37 .39
Belmont 7.12 7.25
Goldfield Con 137 1.44
Mizpah Ex 33 37
West End 144 1.50
Tonopah Ex 175 1.81
Jim Butler 61 .63
North Star 36 .37
Halifax - 125 1.50
Nevada Hills 85 .88
Tonopah Merger 61 .63
GOLDFIELD
Goldfield Con 1.40
Jumbo Ex 10
Booth .02
Blue Bull 04
Florence 21
Atlanta 14
Merger Mines 13
Lone Star 01
MANHATTAN
Manhattan Con 03
Dexter 02
1.45
.11
.03
.05
.23
.15
.14
.02
.04
.03
BOY KILLED BY BLOW
FROM WOMAN'S ESCORT
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 Charles
Walk, a 15-year-old drug clerk, was
killed last night by a blow received
In a flirht with the escort of a' wo
man he spoke to on the street.
TAX ON BABY CARRIAGES.
BERLIN, Oct. 11. The municipal
Ity of Spendau has instituted a. tax
of 36 cents a year on baby carriages
which each taxnaver is entitled to
push on the sidewalks.
KILLS LITTLE SON AND SELF.
MODESTO, Oct. 11. Mrs. Annie
Carlson gave poison to her 5-year-old
son and then committed suicide her
self by finishing the draft.
NO STOCKS ON MONDAY.
Monday is a public holiday In San
FTancisco and there will be no ses
sion of the stock exchange in San
Francisco or New York.
LLOYD MCQUILLAN left this Inorn
ing for Sau Francisco.
GEORGE U1USSELL went to San
Francisco this morning.
GEORGE HECKLEY, who has been
viwitlne in California, came iu this
morning.
W. S. JOHNSON, the Pine Creek
rancher, returned from Carson thi
morning.
MISS ETHEL MURPHY went to
Goldfield this morning and will ri'
turn Monday.
v.. M COX was a passenger for
San Bernardino, taking the south
bound train.
FRANK LEE, of the Model cigar
store, was a passenger on no. lor
the Hay city.
F. G. WATER HOUSE, general man
aiier nf the teienhotie company, went
to Sau Francisco.
W. E. BLAIR, representing; Hall
Luhrs of Sacramento, arrived today
on his regular trip.
TOM DWYER and dog left for
Napa, Cal., where he goes for a short
vacation to Join his wife.
CHARLES HNQU1ST returned from
Carson City this morning, after at
tending to legal business.
MRS. C. MALATESTA was a pas
seiiger thtB morning ior uaiuoruia
where she will visit a married daugh
ter.
JUDGE B. W. COLEMAN, who has
been presiding in Goldfield, passed
through this morning on his way
home to Ely.
MRS. T. THOMAS, mother of Wil
liam Thomas of the T. & G. market,
arrived from Austin this morning on
visit to her Bon.
WILL HANBY. left for Bishop with
camp outfit this morning, where
W. B. Sollender and others wilt nnve
an outing after deer.
FRANK DARRAGH, engineer at the
Mizpah shaft, is recovering from his
recent ailment, which confined him
in the Miners' hospital.
D. F. MCCARTHY and wife, of the
old-timers of the camp, came in to
day from the northern country, where
he has been engaged In mining.
GEORGE KERNICK, one of the
founders of Goldfield, is registered at
the Mizpah. He is interested in a
eroun or claims at. uoiu muuuniu
In the Tonopah district.
SHERIFF MALLEY came In from
Carson City this morning, arter de
livering the tax roll, and will return
Monday to attend the special meet
Ing of the tax commission.
HOWARD ISZARD, the well-known
tailor, arrived from Ocean Park and
will be here for a couple of weeks
at the Mizpah hotel, where he will be
pleased to see his many customers
MRS. F. E. THOMPSON and Miss
Dora Hallahan, who have spent an
enjoyable month's visit In San Fran
cisco and adjoining hay cities, re
turned to Tonopah on this morning's
train from the Exposition cHy.
REV. .1. M. S WANDER expects to
leave Monday morning for Santa
Rosa, Cal., to attend the fall meeting
of the presbytery of Nevada, of
which he Is the moderator, and to
attend the annual session of the
svnod of California, which will also
meet at Santa Rosa. He will be
away about ten days.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11 Arthur
G. Fisk, postmuHter of San Francisco,
has announced his Intention of re
signing to take up the management
of the interests of Anita Baldwin Mc
Claughry, heiress of the late Lucky
Baldwin. As postmaster of San Fran
cisco Fisk received an annual com
pensation of $6000. As manager of
the McClanghry share of the $20,
000,000 Baldwin estate he will re
ceive an annual salary of at least
$10,000.
"I will send in my resignation to
Washington within a few days," said
Fisk.
FiBk flatly refused to resign when
requested to do so by Postmaster
General Burleson lust July. Fisk in
formed his chief by telegram that his
tterui of office did not expire until
June 14, 1916, and that he could not
be removed until that time unless
charges were preferred ana proven
against him'. Up to date no action in
the matter had been taken by the
president.
Hull McClanghry, divorced husband
Anita McClanghry, was lormeny
'isk's assistant, and the postmaster
has been an Intimate friends of both
or many years.
Mrs. McClaughry's half of the es
tate, which went through muc.n nuga-
ion before it was settled, is valued
at $10,000,000, and includes large
Iw.ldlnirs and interests in southern
California. It is of such a nature
hat its conservation and continued
growth in value requires trained busi
ness management.
Fisk will move to Los Angeles and
1 K
open his neauquaiiers ciuse iu mo
major part of the realty holdings
represented in the estate. Mrs. Mc
Clanghry received an interlocutory
decree of divorce from her husband.
Hull McClanghry, iu Oakland last
July. The suit was uncontested ami
McClaugliry received a cash settle
ment of $250,000 with partial custody
of the two children.
The other heir to the estate is Mrs.
McClanghry's sister, Mrs, Clara Bald
win Stocker, but Fisk will have noth
ing to do with her share, his man
agement Including only the holdings
of Mrs. McClanghry.
. CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICE.
Owing to the absence of Father
Dermody from Goldfield In Sacra
mento, Father Fly nn will celebrate
mass tomorrow in .both churches. In
Tonopah there will be but one mass
and that at t o'clock, after which the
pt.stor will leave by auto for Gold-
field, remaining there, and conducting
high mass and holding evening devo
tions.
COLUMBUS BANKER'S
WIFE GETS A DIVORt
of
ni-Vfl Orl 10 A decree
. , ... .,-,!, hv
vorce was granteu rpoirii.,.,
Judge Harwood to lsaoei jeii.e-.
wife of James Jennings, a ColumDus
(Ohio) banker, on the groundB ot
cruelty. Mrs. Jennings tola me cuu.v
that her husband for the laBt several
years had treated her Indifferently
and coldly and said that she knew
there was another woman in the
case.
The Bonanza hereafter will not be
sent to anyone, after the expiration
of current subscription unless the
tame it renewed by direct reijet
National Realty & Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE, RENTING, COLLECTIONS
Fire, Life and Accident In
surance Telephone 1902, 208 Main Street
Tonopah Sewer & Drainage -o., iu ..
Offices:
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
Services Sunday morning at 11 a.
m. Subject, "Are Sin Sickness and
Death Real?"
The public is cordially inviL
ed. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Church at corner Florence and Cross
avenues.
AMUSEMENTS
Butler Theater.
This evening's splendid program
consists of the following: "A Gen
tleman of Fashion," a Vitagraph com
edy; "To Abbyville Courthouse," an
Edison war drama, and a splendid
two-reel Selig production, entitled
"The Child of the Sea." A skipper is
separated from his wife and daugh
ter in a shipwreck, but the baby girl
Is saved by an old lighthouse, keeper.
Fifteen years later, a jealous fisher
man tries lo discredit her adopted
family and the government lighthouse
inspector is sent to investigate. How
she keeps the light burning, how the
inspector discovers her as his long
lost daughter, and the happy ending,
all' make this a corking live wire
film. Tomorrow, "The Power of Con
science," an Essatiay two-reel feature.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr. McNamara
will sing straight and character songs.
-Adv.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NYE.
In the matter of the Estate of An
drew P. Garbere. deceased. Notice
To all persons interested in the
above-entitled estate, and to whom
it may concern:
You are hereby notified that the
above-entitled court in the above-entitled
cause, by an order duly made
and entered on the 30th day of Sep
tember, 1913, ordered that all per
sons interested in the above-entitled
estate be and appear before this
court on Thursday, October 23d, at
10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of
this court in the Town of Tonopah,
County of Nye, State of Nevada, to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to the administratrix of
the said estate to sell so much of the
real estate of the said deceased as
shall be necessary to pay the debts
outstanding against the said deceased,
and the debts, expenses and charges
of administration.
ROBT. G. POHL,
Clerk of the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District of the State
of Nevada, in and for the County
of Nye.
By Lowell Daniels, Deputy.
Dated September 30th, 1913.
Oct 4 11 18
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Verdi Lumber Co.
Lumber, Building Material
...Cement...
Corrugated Iron
the Huildlug line. We manufacture our
r hoTi,iiM overvthing In
own product and can give yon better prices.
OFFICE AND YARDS, BELOW DEPOT
PAU'. REVERT, Manager.
Phone 1632
BRANCH
P. O. BOX 52.
YAHD3 THROUGHOUT
THE STATE.
SLAVONIAN
CLIQUES
IN FATAL
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY
Carrying United States mall and
express makes daily trips from Tono
pah to Manhattan and Round Moun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at 2:30 p. m.
W. C. HARDING, Agent,
SKIRMISH
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10 Rival
clans in the Slavonian quarters here
clashed last night. Charles Ragea
was shot and killed. Five men were
wounded by bullets and stones.
Location notices
Bonanza office.
for sale at the
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DISHES! DISHES! DISHES!
P. O. Box 626 Phone 1324
TONOPAH WOOD
YARD
PETE ZUNINO, PROP.
Dealer In
WOOD AND COAL
Full Measure. Next Big Casino
Telephone 1324.
JOHN C0UGIILIN
Contractor and Builder
CONCRETE WORK A SPECIALTY
MIZPAH HOTEL
A store that advertises must be a
utnro nf values of "bargains" or
the advertising would not pay.
THE BANK BUFFET
ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED UNEXCELLED SERVICE
AN ATMOSPHERE OF CONGENIALITY AND GOOD FELLOWSHIP
CLASSIFIED ADS.
SALESMEN making small towns,
whole time or side line, should
carry our fust selling pocaei siue
line; special sales plan, allowing
return of unsold goods; makes
nnink. easv sales: $4.00 commis
sion on each order; something en
tirely new. Write for outfit today.
Kurd Mfg. Co., 212 Sigel St., Chi
cago, 111.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms. Anoly to Mrs. Lawrence,
care Hunt's store. 23401U2
WINTER APPLES Wlnesaps, Pip
pins, Spltzenbergs and Pearmains;
will keep all winter; at railroad
depot. Tonopah, freight paid, per
box, $2.35; 5 boxes for $11.25; ten
boxes or over, $2.20 a box; cash
with order. G. L. DEAN, Inde-
pendence, Cal. 230O7
WALTER DRYSDALE, Proprietor
The Riverside Hotel
RENO, NEVADA
Elegant in all its apartments; single
and en suite. Free bus to all trains
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42-PIECE DINNER SETS
GIVEN AWAY AS F'REMIUMS BY THE
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
TO PAID-UF SUBSCRIBERS
The regular price of the BONANZA as delivered by
carrier is $15 per year. By paying $16.50 you receive
a year's subscription and a choice dinner set. The ex
tra $1.50 reimburses us for freight charges.
Dinner sets are on display in the window of the Na
tional Realty & Investment Company.
A SET OF THESE DISHES WITHOUT SUBSCRIPTION MAY
BE OBTAINED FOR $6.00.
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FOR SALE Seven-passenger touring
car, late 1912 model; fine condi
tion; looks like new; original price
$2200; for quick sale, $1400 takes
it. Don't fall to see this, for It
mirelv la a great bargain. Address
Box 721, Goldfield, Nev. 08t6
mn SALE Good 3-room house, fur
nished, with two lots; nice location.
.1. W. Skellon Co. 220O6tf
Mizpah Hotel
Modern hotel where every reason
able tariff prevails. HOT AND
COLD RUNNING WATER IN EACH
ROOM. Rooms with or without
private baths: single or en suite.
COMMERCIAL RATES
EO WHEECE sells Rock SpringB
and Hiawatha coal, lumber, doors,
hv. erain and wall paper. Phone
4fii 0613-tf
KING MAY SUCCUMB.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 11. King Gus
tavus Is so 111 that he has Invested
the crown prince with full royal pow
ers indefinitely. There are perslatent
rumom that his malady Is cancer.
ALAMO 6h.p. gasoline engine, new
and in first-class order, will be sold
at a bargain. Address "Alamo
Engine," Bonanza office. J12tf
$65.00 MONTHLY Lady or gentle
man wanted as Information report
er; no canvassing; spare time. En
close stamp. National Realty In-
fnrmntlon Bureau. File 240, Drawer
1569, I-os Angeles, Calif.
FOR SALE 4 room furnished house,
3 lots. Price $1000. Terms. Ap-
nlv at Hranu house. 202-Bl2tf
lr ' J
for furoltur
HIGHEST cash paid
W. O. Drr.
OLD PAPERS For sale at 25c per
h.irwiin Annlv Bonanza office, tf
J. D. Mariner
Music House
We give the best prices on
high grade pianos ever offered
in this country. Our line
comprises
Mchlln & Sons. Kranlch '& Bach.
Knabe. Chitkerlng. Fisher. Vose
and other grand, players and
upright piauos.
These pianos will be on ex
hibit at Belle Isle, Reno, from
September 22, to September
27. To save the expense of
moving the exhibit baci: to
our store we will make great
reductions. Call or write for
prices.
PH0N0GWIIS AND StlttT MUSIC
m SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
WILL SELL ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., AND RETURN
ACCOUNT OF THE
PORTO LA FEST I V A L
To be held October 22d to 25th, 1913, for one and one-
imru Tare trom all points in Nevada
123 North Virginia St. Box 422.
RENO, NEV.
Children between the ao-es of s ami i xrlt.c u..U
fare Sale dates October 10, 20, 21, 22, 1013. Return
iiiiiu, iuvemner iu, 1M13.
Railw0aryoUrther information aPP'y -to Agent T. & (i.
J. M. FULTON, A.G.F.&P.A.,Reno,Nev.
MURINI EVK REMEDY CO.
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