Millers, Rounsevias, Goldfield Victories Dominate Week
The Millers beat Eagle Mills 8 to 0 as the Eagle-Mills clash failed to deliver. Rounsevias defeated Goldfield 9 to 5, while the Goldfield High School squad, boosted by three full grown men, fell to Rounsevias 4 to 5. Upcoming games include Manhattan and Reno matchups.
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Eagle-Mills
Mill
Millers
Tonopah
Rounsevedia
Goldfield
Rounsevells
Goldfield High School
Manhattan
Tay
Reno
Butler Theater Presents A Splendid Change of Program
The Butler Theater offered an excellent program last evening with large audiences. Acts included Emmett singing Kiss Once More Then Good-Bye, various film views led by Shamus O'Brien and a humorous tale of a cook and a janitress, plus a strong All Is Fairly Love and War and a vivid Just Plaid Folks illustrated ballad. The show concluded with Is the Point and praise for the performances.
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Butler Theater
Billy Walker
Mr. Jones
Bridget O'Hooligan
Bridget
Vide
Ovenine
Great Southern Drama Tonight at Taylor-Daniels Company
The Taylor-Daniels Company presents The Moonshiners, a celebrated Southern melodrama praised as well staged and of high class. On Wednesday evening they also present Woman's Bitter Aton.
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Taylor-Daniels Company
Tomahawk Mining Company Delinquent Stock Assessment
Assessment notice from Tomahawk Mining Company declaring a one cent per share levy on outstanding stock, due July 10, 1908, with sale of delinquent shares scheduled for August 12, 1908 at the mine near Hollyhollen Nye County Nevada to cover the assessment and advertising costs. Secretary B. Darmer, mine office, Nye County Nevada.
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Tomahawk Mining Company
Bial Pany
Bellehollen
Nye County
State of
Nevada
Tomahawk
Hellenelien
Nestlie
B. Darmer
Hollyhollen
Suto
Farewell Production of Bertha M. Clay Drama
A dramatization based on Bertha M. Clay’s novel closes its run. The Tonopah company pleases the audience with a steady standard and earns praise and encouragement. Subscribers urged to support the Daily Bonanza.
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Bertha M. Clay
Tonopah
Nye and Ormsby Bank Sells Mine Claims in Nye County
Public notice of sheriff sale under execution issued by the Nye and Ormsby County Bank. John McKane faces loss of Davenport No 1 and Davenport No 2 mining claims in Goldfield District Nye County Nevada to satisfy a 1908 judgment for 710.32 plus costs and interest. Sale set for Tuesday June 16 1903 at 1 30 p m in front of Nye County Courthouse, bidder to pay in United States gold coins. Depty Sheriff Oe36 O-2-9-16
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Nye
Ormsby County
Hank, Ij Corporation
Ve. John Ment
Kane
District Court
Pitth Judicial District
Nevada
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
John Mckane
Apom
Mireh
A.D
United States
Goldfeld Soring
Nye County
State of
John McKans
John Campbell
Pittman
Jim Court House
Ani
J.J. Owens
Vail Pittman
Sherif
Assessment Notice of Tonopah Norte Tunnel and Development Co
Assessment of one cent per share on the subscribed capital stock is levied by the board of trustees. Payment is due to the treasurer at Nye and Ormsby County Bank Tonopah Nevada on or before June 44 1908. Dated May 23 1909. Frank Golden president Raycraft treasurer FMW 6216.
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Tonopah Norte Sten, Tunnel and Development Company
Tono
Xye and Ormsby County Bank
Tonopal
Nevada
Frank Golden
A Raycraft
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Midway
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Jim Butler Oo Rescue
Goldfield Distriet
Sandstorm Booth
Bonanza
Sheriff's
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Buateess Trama
Exchange
Humpe
Nixon
John 5. Cook
I Howell
R. C. Moo
Aaintant Cankler
Molgher
W. J. Douglas
Ghonge Wingeirtd
AL , & Kauth, Chas. &, Knox, T. L. Oddie
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
Depot
B. P
Nevada-California Power Company
T Pioneer Stables
Sin-Hohse Stagh Daily
Tanepah
Summerfield & Johnson
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