Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-12
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.
Frank Higgs is in Silver Peak
Every teamster should have Trib.
|, SutclifIe arrived from San Fran.

arrived to-day
The White Bros. are building a
hotel on Main street.
r. Seyler, of Berlin. is in town and
will engage in business.
For magazines and daily papers go
to the Bonanza news stand.
Two n. z. men were ordered out of
town this week and they left.
NJ Meginness, the blacksmith, was
in Fish Lake Valley this week.
Wanted-To buy a good 4-horse
team outfit, Inquire at this office.
S. p. Santos will erect building
alongside of the one he has just sold.
p, NJ. Bowler, Jr., Nevadas lead
ing attorney, is in Belmont attending
court.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
is very anxious to list the Tonopah
stock.
Bob Gilbert, the mayor of Belmont,
is in town and is in the hands of his
friends.
Everybody wants to get block of
Tonopah stock. 1t is now worth S4
per share.
Thomas Warburton has been ap-
pointed Deputy County Auditor. A
good selection.
AL Smith has moved his photograph
gallery to the building adjoining the
Companys office.
The Kentucky Liquor Store is for
sale See ad in another column.
This is good investment.
When in Hawthorne drop in at
Johnny Mack S saloon. He is jovial
good fellow and will treat you like a
prince.
Good for man, good for horse; Trib
penetrates and cures bruises, sprains
and swellings. Trib does does not
blister.
W, S. Mountjoy, prac teal
printer arrived from San Francisco
Tuesday to take position on the
BONANZA. ...|. .... a..
The Salt Lake people who have the
Clifford property bonded have struck
the ledge in the Stone Cabin claim
and it assays very well
Over two hundred people have
gone out to the new diggings to-day.
Some say it is rich, while others
think it is all right with a little work.
Mrs. Alva Miller died in Haw thorne
last Saturday. She was an excellent
wife and mother and her demise is a
sorrowing blow to her many friends
here
Buck Burnsides is dead, having
passed away at Bodie last week.
Buck was gambler but any honest
man was proud to make his acquaint-
ance.
Manager j. H. Jenkins returned
from tide water Thursday. He de
sires to express his thanks for the
kind words of the Austin Reveille on
his taking charge of the property
here, and will visit his former early
life associates in Austin before many
days.
James L. Butler returned from
San Francisco to-day, where he has
been receiving the second payment
on the Tonopah mines of 500, 900.
which was made ON the 18th inst.
The Philadelphia people offered to
make the first payment but Mr.. But
Ter stated to them that he was not
in need of the 1886, 900 and that Jan
uary lst was the time specified to
make the payment,
Knapp & Sunderland have lust
the addition to their ASSAY
Office and now have one of the most
complete offices in the state. These
two young men are graduates of the
Battle Born State University, and
by their efficient work have made
27OO assays during their time in Ton
opah. Tne large number of assays
made by them speaks volumes for
these young men for accuracy.
Mrs, NJ Mckay and Mrs. l.. A.
Gates, accompanied by Carl C. Stod-
dard and George A. Bartlett, ar
rived from Eureka last Friday. Mrs.
Mckay may establish a business here
shortly. Mrs. Gates will open mil
linery and dressmaking establish.
ment Mr.: Stoddard is a mining
man and is on his way to Montgom-
cry with Attorney Bartlett for the
purpose of making an examination
and report on some of the mines of
that district Mr. Stoddard is very
favorablv impressed with the mines
Of this district.
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