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from Manhattan brought set men wild with the days of the boom. The in windows and in in Tonopah, and the was intense here for There were excursions and the men of Tonopa back, met the men of ( out, the latter, too ha excited by the stories that came from the n came the suspension Bank and Trust Compa succeeding holidays whi everything to quit would have made les than those of Manhattar he sponge. But the men are made of differen out of the line of the I general communication, how long the condit was going to last. The they had the ore in th to the hills they turned of themselves and t1 were applied for and r who had been used to th desk, and to the routine went out in the hills the work their own leases. mind to direct them he Bank of Manhattan co Smith, the well kno banker, saw the doors Bank and Trust C and those of the Nye an follow suit. Cashier R bank could not get in co with Mr. Smith, the pr not knowing what else his doors wide open, depositors to come on. TI Manhattan was doing the in the town, and as open the people were Bert Smith reach He had been out hborhood of Eureka look investment of some min an auto run of one 1 twenty miles, and reach to learn of the suspen banks. It was impossible what was going on in Mar the wires were down. He rest, long enough to and was then on the ro It was one hundred at to Manhattan: bit li the banker. The trip w: out a mishap in six hou of what his cashi There was another \ holidays, and the instruc Smith to Cashier Rayme lisregard them, and to k open. And there neve in business hours wh was closed; in all the si he securities in the East, for money; when mis took the San Francisco all the banks of the coun on a clearing house ce the Bank of Manhatt doing bushines at the ol will serve as an illustra of which the men wh ore Manhattan to its ol are composed.