Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-26

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on Thursday. He will remain here
for some time.
Over 400 head of stock hauling ore
to Sodaville and over l5, 900 sacks on
the dumps to be shipped. There is
prosperity on every hand here,
Edwards & Cutting have the larg-
est stock and the largest store build
ing in Nye county. They carry a
general assortment of merchandise.
George Brodigan was passenger
on yesterdays special from Sodavile
and will supervise the construction
of his hotel building on upper Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Blumenthal
arrived from San Francisco on Tues
day. Mr.. Blumenthal will occupy
part of the Peters building for a
clothing store.
An Elko man once in a wrangle
Bruised his body and twisted his ankle
But by rubbing of Trib
On his ankle and rib
He now any slugger can mangle.
Mrs j. Maddigan arrived from Ar
iona on Tuesday. Mr.. Maddigan
had prepared a cosy cottage for his
wife on Summit street where they
will reside in the future.
Wonacott & Hall have a contract t
to put up large store building for
Lothrop & Davis on their present
site. A force of carpenters are now
at work framing for the new building.
The rubber necks who gather
around the stage on its arrival will
have to rubber little more now, as
the postoffice building has been
moved up the street 20 feet.
A petition is being circulated to
establish a daily mail service between
Austin and Tonopah by way of Bel
mont, or by Granville. This will
give us eastern mail 80 hours ahead
of present time.
Charles Carr and Lyons have
opened saloon on Main street where
they will be pleased to see their friends
and assure all cordial treatment.
Their liquors and cigars are of the
best. When thirsty give them call
A business firm in Tonopah that
would send away for its printing to
save two dollars should not succeed
in business and its name ought to be
given to the public. This is union
town and the sooner such firms are
out of it the better.
Joseph Burgess returned from
Yuba county Thursday where he was
called to the family home on account
of the illness of his mother, who
passed away twelve hours after his
arrival Mrs. Burgess had resided
in Yuba county for many years and
was highly esteemed 10y her &C
quaintances.
There is still cry for Timber.
None to be had in town. This condi-
tion has prevailed ever since the
camp was started Are there no
people on the Pacific Coast with
money who want to invest and re-
ceive good percent on their ven
ture. Lumber 10 wanted and plenty
of it.
A firm by the name of Rosenbaum,
of Virginia City, sends to San Fran
cisco for its printing, as we see its
poster with a San Francisco printing
house imprint on it. The Virginia
City papers should advise Mr.. Rosen-
baum to go to San Francisco and there
get his patronage for his goods The
business man who sends away for his
printing in any community is men
ace to the locality in which he resides.
The Reno Journal made state
ment some two weeks ago that the
Reno Star was the greatest producer
in the State. The statement is err
roneous. The Star has steam
hoist, while lease NJ. |, spur of the
Burro ledge, has IA windlass operated
by a oneman power, hoisted over
$3, 900 day for several days last
week and would have continued to do
so, but Saturday the little wire rope
broke and was not replaced until
yesterday. Now will Billy Gottwald
of the Journal be good?
Trib rightly used never disappoints