Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-05
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.
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]. Maddigan returned TO Tonopah
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. Wilkerson arrived from
Tuscarora to-day
All kinds of job printing at the
BONANZA office. @
Clyde jackson q former Candelar
ian was an arrival to-day.
F. Golden is here on business con
nected with his rich leases.
We acknowledge complimentary
ticket to the Bishop Fair.
A drug store will be opened in the
Peters building when completed
W. d. Nelligan and E. ], Epper-
son returned from Bishop to-day.
If, in proportion to his size, man
had muscles like flea he could kick
book agent seven miles.
Good for man, good for horse; Trib
penetrates and cures bruises, sprains
and swellings. Trib does does not
A. L. Ward has opened a watch
repairing shop above the Owl res
taurant. Give hlni trial
Father Butler of Austin is in town
and has secured lois upon which he
will build a Catholic Church.
County Commissioner Tate and A.
B. Millett Of Smoky Valley were Wis
itors to Tonopah this week
Trib is clean; its odor pleasant,
mild, yet powerful; fullfills all prom
ises. AS liniment, Trib is supreme.
Tonopah has lO5 frame buildings
and l75 tents. The population is es-
timated at 1000. We will soon be a
lap a head of Reno in nmbersg
Jack and Bartholomew O'Toole, a
nephew and brother of the late John
O'Toole are here to remove the re-
mains of the deceased to Austin for
interment.
The lease of Cutting & Brown con
tinues to grow richer IN both metals
as depth is attained. They have a
large force of men extrac ting the
rich ores, .ss s..sUfEE+I
DR. H. w Chittenden of San Jose
has located here and will prac tice his
profession The DR.. comes well re-
commended. His office is opposite
the Owl restaurant.
A small black tin box, containing
private papers belonging to me and
others, disappeared from my Office
sometime this month. Any one re-
! turning same to me will receive $40,
no ques tions asked H. C. CUTTING.
Parties who desire extra copies of
the Mining and Scientific Press num-
Der containing the write up by G.
W. Ingalls, and the illustrations of
Tonopab, are requested to leave their
names at the BONANZA Office with
the number of copies wanted this
week 1t viii be anattractive paper
to send tofriends. A H A#
Los Angeles has 1872 churches, or
one to every S33 persons Redlands
says that's no record, and points
with pride to her fifteen churches
one to each 400. Bishop Creek
claims that they are not in it. That
place, with but 500 persons within
the fire limits. has four churches.
That's nothing, Tonopah, with pop
ulation of about $50, has 'steen pros
pective churches in sight.
We receive letters every mail ask
ing about the Tonopah Mining Com
pany stock To all we will say, we
hold few shares of the stock and 80
per share could not buy the stock to-
day 1t is our honest belief that the
stock will 90 up to $50 per share by
the first day of January. Sixty thou.
sand dollars of the stock was pur-
chased and paid for by the miners
and business men of Tonopah in one
day last week Read our weekly
smelter returns it will tell you what
the ore of this campi is working. We
have not the time to answer the doz-
ems of letters of jpouiry that arrive