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THE TONOPAH OAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEV, OCT. 13, 1911
i relent before they had gone, too far to n-turn tor the homeward voyage to!
j Spain. This was a chance, if ever th--re was one. for an executiie to bury
' hi own fear by accepting the lamenta'ions of Irs subordinate. But
- i Columbus was not of that stamp. He was nit half-hearted or craven, and
j his resolute feature never relaxed as he simply ordered his captains to
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Death stared him in .he face, but he never cuaiir-d.
'Sail on. Sail on." was the expression that settled all arguments and
j expressed the one dominant idea that should be foremen in the thoughts of
I every boy and youth in this land of opportunities. Adopt a policy or course
J of life and adhere to it through thick or thin. Don't waver and pause to
j hearken to every breete of suspicion that rustles the minds of the envious
or idle, the poor human weathervaues mho veer with every puff of wind
i and so through life without any set purpose or expression of right er
j wrong. Choose a vocation early and stick to it unless you should find your
self mentally or physically unfitted fcr the chosen branch. Let yoir motto
be "Sail On." "Sail On," towards the one goal of ambition until you have
satisfied yourself that vou have an aim in life and have the ability and
courage to carve out your own career.
Elko is out for harmony. Two cattlemen's associations have merged
Now if the Elko County Development league would only forget that Mar
hh r.nc ever was secretary and bury the hatchet, the white dove of
peace with the olive branch might find a resting place for her weary form.
Mrs. rar.khurs! is going to test Uncle Sam. she better not try any of
her bomb-throw it,g around Washington or the gumshoe brigade wilt send
her to Canada or Mexico, where they are in need of militants.
Help For Inexperienced Persons
This bank pays particular attention to the require
i. ivnpripnred nersons. e aim to make their
dealings with the bank pleasant and easy, and to save
hn unnecessary work and worry m connection with
them unnecessary
their money matters
NEVADA FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TONOPAH, NEVADA.
No advertising cut. one Inch square or smaller will be accepted unleaa
made of metal. No wood has cuts this six will he used. Wood cuts are
dangerous to forma and press.
Entered at the postofflce In Tooopah a second-ctas matter.
A Truckee man with three names went to jail last week because be
could not pay a fine of $24". What would have happened had he only a
solitary handle to his name may be surmised.
Sulier must have been desperate or blind when he appealed to Murphy
to help him out of the nine hole.
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is one of the most dangerous pois
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are filled with it owing to poor
Unsanitary Plumbing.
We take special precautions to ex
clude all sewer gas. We use good
materials and only skilled labor. We j
can assure you that there will be noj
sewer gas when we do your plumbing
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yesterday's Games
At Venice
Portland -
Venice
Batteries -slid
Elliott.
Lesson of the Day
This Is Columbus day. as every schoolboy knows, but few realize the
heartburnings, sufferings and sacrifices that accompanied the discovery of
the outpost of the great North American continent. The voyage resulted j
in the finding ot ourselves, as Dooley would tie pieaseti ua.e ... - ....
life's dream of the young C-tioese mariner whose owu country scorned to
treat with his follies and dreams and forced the father of America to go
elsewhere to find a patron opulent enough to finance bis expedition. From
England, the land of seamanship and the home of a maritime race, where
he was repulsed, he went to Portugal, only to meet with a similar rebuff.
Thence he journeyed to Spain and. through the kindness of the good Queen
Isabella, he succeeded in making an impression that elicited the favorable
endorsement of the royal cor.sort. King Ferdinand, and the ground plot for
the expedition was laid.
This preliminary work discloses the true character of the lad and
furnishes the keynote of the success that distinguished his future opera
tions. Here he displayed the stiek-lo-itive qualities that are essential to
success in all undertakings. He could meet the frowns, contumely, insults
and indignities heaped on him by a lot of namby -pamby courtiers and still
feel the divine enthusiasm within him had not abated a jot by such af
fronts. He had an inspiration that amounted almost to a revelation from
on high, and burning with the leal of the martyrs of his church, he re- Portland
mained steadfast and true to the impulse that led him to declare his belief j Venice
that the world mas spherical and that by sailing away from the direction sacramento ....
of the Indies he would eventually reach the shores of far Cathay and inri- j san Francisco
dentally open to the commerce of Castile and Aragon a new land that j lxis Angeles .
would be as fruitful a any of the colonies in the Orient that had been .Oakland
acquired by the crown of Spain. But that is not material to the question,
or, rather, the lesson of the hour.
The one overwhelming fart about the career of Columbus is the persist
ence that could not be daunted by odds such as never had before been
pitted against a single human being. Wealth, influence, station, rank and
science were united against the mariner whose humble antecedents fur
nished food for many a paltry joke in palace and cabin. But Columbus
surmounted every opposition. His earnestness could not be dampened by
prejudice or animosity, and he applied himself with a zeal that finally con
quered. He was a good prototype for the hardy pioneers of the new world
who were to follow in bis footsteps.
This steadfastness of purpose should impress on the youthful mind the
value of determination and resolution to strive and keep on striving until
all obstacles should be overcome and the last difficulty surmounted True
as the needle to the pole. Columbus remained faithful to his expressed mis
sion of finding a new continent, and this courageous doggedness was re
warded many a thousand fold. But after he set sail on what even his royal
admirers and sponsors were prone to regard as a visionary quest, his
troubles had only begun. His little squadron of three vessels, two of them
little Better than shallops, for the caravels Pinta and Nina were not of a
tonnage equal to the smallest lifeboats of the queenly roperator, the levia
than of today whose prow cuts the blue waters first parted by the straining
keels of the argosy cf Columhus. Before embarking on his last cruise,
which was to give the world a new continent. Columbus had voyaged to
Iceland, where it is supposed he had heard hints of the distant Vinland
existing west and south of that hardy empire. Be that as it may. he was
first to start out to place on the map a land bathed in the legendary lore
of the day and steeped in elfish tradition. None of these deterred Columbus
from following the bent ot his soul, and he set forth with a do or die de
termination to win or never return empty handed to the home of his bene
factors. He waa actuated by a grand purpose, and he set his face against all
prophets of evil and croakers mho would have been pleased to thwart the
will of the explorer. But Columbus remained unmoved. Thus he trained
his sail for the uncharted seas where death lurks in every breeze and
angry winds raise mountainous billows to such fearful heights as to para
lyze the best energies of the modern mariner, with all his equipment of
steam, wireless, double compartment ships, engines that tear their way
through tempests and calm with unruffled speed. The diminutive barks
sailed toward the aureole of the setting sun, and kept on until, after pass
ing the Canaries, when the crews lost faith in their commander and im
portuned him to turn back.
"Sail on,'" was the only reply vouchsafed by the Genoese. Thus they
kept on from day to day until the compass even mutinied against the
determination of Columbus and refused to point the war to the north pole.
Magnetic digressions filled the Ignorant sailors with dismay, and again they
beseeched their leader to turn back.
"Sail on," was his stern rejoinder. Columbus did not know what it was
to tak the back trail. He had burned his bridges behind him and he
proposed to keep toward the west until he and his crews should be Bwal
lowed up by the golden glow or he would be rewarded w ith the object of
bis search.
Storms came and went and provisions ran low, and once more the
crews of the three crafts sent a committee to Columbus with a prayer to
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS j
NEW DAILY AUTO STAGE
TONOPAH TO G0LDFIEL1)
Leaves Mizpah Hotel 2:00 p. m.
Goldfield 10:30 a. m.
R. P. McKEONE
Anarchy is always reigning in one j determined by spondylotherapy,
part or the othr of the Balkans. are we going to to do about
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Deseret New s. , t nicago inter Ueean. jj
Mr Wilson, according to report, j Baltimore fines a man $15 for J J
mill "go to the country" on the cur-1 beating his wife aud fines a woman
rency. Why not go to New York? ' J3 for handing a husband his. On
Washington Post. I the average that is about right.
If the sex of infants cannot be pre- i Buffalo News.
If General Porfirio Diaz adheres to
his determination to stay in France it
will be accepted as an indication that
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he has been giving himself some good
advice. Sioux City Journal.
When hostilities begin in Ulster, all
the government need do is reassemble
a few- regiments of Boers, a great
many of whom, it will be recalled,
were lrihmen of the proper blood.
Indianapolis News.
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At Oakland R. H. K.
Ijjs Angeles 4 11 1
Oakland '
Batteries Slagle. Arbogast and
Peebles; Pruitt, Killilay and Rohrer.
At Los Angeies R. H.
Portland 5 S 1
Venice 13 6
Batteries Hageman and Fisher;
Harkness and Elliott.
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THE BIG CASINO SSmSS i
Big Attraction at Evening Performance
MISS DE VERNE
Will appear in Ballads and Comic Songs.
Texas Tommv Dancers
Also Classic J
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TONOPAH ASSAY OFFICE
j. a. Mclaughlin
I Awiayer ixl Chemist
i (Successor to R B. KI PD)
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ii CONTROL ASSAYS A SPECIALTY
ijP. O. Box 711 - - Tonopah, Key.
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Los Angeles 0 4 2
Oakland 5 7 0
Batteries Crabbe, Gregory and
Arbogast; O'Brien and Alexander.
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C. H. Lewis of Deeth has taken a
contract to construct a highway from
Deeth to Wells, and started the work
last week. This new road, which
will take two months or more to con
struct with a crew of men, horses
and road scraper, will follow- the old
right of way of the Southern Pacific
company. Mr. Lew is states that it j
w ill be necessary to construct 26 j
bridges and culverts, the longest of i
which will be the bridge over Bishop (
creek, which structure will be 80
feet long. With the exception of the I
bridge to be placed over Mary's river I
it w ill not be necessary to construct I
any abutments or drive any piling for j
the reason that the cement abut- j
ments and piling used in the con-!
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struction of the railroad culverts and
bridges are all in place and in good I
shape. Wells Herald.
cannot be too high qualified
nor too pure. The wholesome
flavor of our fine Rye is a
passport to its popularity with
good judges of fine liquors.
Every home should have a sup
ply of these goods for the use
of guests and callers. This high grade Liquor haB also a high med
icinal value, and it is recommended by the best physician, who und
erstand its perfect purity and tonic effects.
HALL LIQUOR COMPANY
Irvorporalf'd
WHOLESALE &'. RETAIL
AGENTS. FOR PABST BEER
Main Street TONOPAH Phone 812
THE TONOPAH BANKING CORPORATION
Organized 1905
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY FOR FOSTAL SAV INGS FUNDS
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I Money Transferred by Wire and Cable to any of the Principal
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NEW FALL HATS
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THEY ARF NIFTY
THE BEST FOR PRICE
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(Hout ot Quality.)
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HEALTHY FEAST
illl
co-Ms the least money," and what we
say of our nuts, raisins and fruits
applies equally to our choice line of
cereals, dairy products, canned goods,
etc. They are the very best and
purest procurable, and those who live
upon them can save many doctorMs
bills, and lay a dollar by for a rainy
day in economy of prices.
RICHARD MERCANTILE CO.
MAKE A NOTE OF THE
HARDWARE
you need and then come here and
get it. We keep everything In the
line you can posib!y ned and a lot
more beside. If garden tools are
your particular need, we have them.
If you require some good new tools, !J
they are right here. If housefurnish
Ing goods are wanted, you will find
here a full assortment of the best
qualities.
RICHARD MERCANTILE CO.
j Foundry and Machine Works
GENERAL FOUNDRY WORK.
Cast Iron, Hard Iron, Brass,
Bronze and Alluminum Castings
Repair work of all descrip
tions. Our automobile department
thoroughly equipped.
CAMPBELL & KELLY, Inc. j
TONOPAH HARDWARE CO.
Successors lo Nye County Mercantile Co
-ompany
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Mazda Tungsten Lamps
Caloric Fireless Cookers
MILBURN WAGONS
Universal Stoves and Ranges
TONOPAH HARDWARE CO.
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