Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-09-21
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.


some very good ore.
Joseph Williams of Hot Creek was
in town Wednesday. ,e...t.a
The Tanblym & Beauchamp lease is
again yielding rich ore.
H. II. Warburton is having a
butcher shop erected on upper Main
street.
Ed. Clifford came in from Stone
Cabin last evening and will remain a
few days.
Sinclair & Golden are extracting
very rich ore from their lease and in
large quantities.
Jack Longstreet, the veteran cat
tie king of thh Cowitch range, was
in town this week. I.
B. F. Edwards was called to Can
delaria on Monday by the serious ILL.,
ness of one of his children.
Marcel Dupay, the well-known
Austin merchant, was shaking hands
with his many friends here this week.
Good for man, good for horse; Trib
penetrates and cures bruises, spains
and swellings. Trib does not blister.
Ed Hummel shipped a lot of good
ore this week Ii Ed continues to
find pay dirt he will be our candidate
for congress at the next election.
w S Livesly, who has been so
sick for a long time, is improving.
He had a relapse the fore part of
the week but is again on the mend.
Henry Ryan has opened chicken
tamale cafe in the tent next TO the
Tonopah Chop House. Anyone wish
ing these warm goods can procore
them at % cents each
Al. Smith, the well-known photo
grapher, is here. and we can assure
our people that his work is excellent,
The photograph tent is above DR..
Hudgens' office on Z street.
Alex Wise of Battle Mountain won
the house and lot raffied last We'd
nesday evening, throwing 45 at dice.
Mr.. Wise may remain here now that
he has shelter for the winter.
George Brodigan Of Virginia City
arrived IN Thursdays stage He in
tends going into business here. Tono-
pah is like home to George, as he is
acquainted with many Of our citizens.
Blumenthal & Shuey have re-
ceived their stock Of fancy groceries,
cigars, tobaccos, etc, and are now
ready to do business. They will aim
to please all in their square dealing
with our people Give them call
Arthur Kmze was a passenger on
Wednesdays stage for San Francisco
where he goes to consult an occulist
Some time ago piece of quartz
lodged over the sight Of the eye,
since which time he has been in great
agony
A. ], Crocker, II Stevens and NJ.
Lazarovich are extracting ore from
the Burro ledge that is worth 81 per
pound This is extraordinarily rich
and the reader must not surmise
that there is a mountain of it, for it
is only found in parts of the ledge.
Scandy Nelson wishes to inform
the sweet people of this town that
he has enough vinegar for sale to
make them all sour. w. E. Sperry
is a silent partner in this vinegar
business while Mr.. Nelson is sup
posed to be the push of the firm.
Superintendent Metcalf of the
Buestone company at Yerington
fired two shots at H. C. Cahill for
asking for his time Metcalf is now
in jail. Reed, the foreman of the
company, was taken to Wabuska,
placed on the train and told to never
show his face In that section again.
He threatened non-union men with
discharge if they became members
Of the miners union OF that camp.
The union has never antagonized the
company and the company is said to
be the agressor.
Major Ingalls,, the courteous cor.
respondent of the Mining h Scientific
Press, is succeeding in getting some
fine photographs of the different
mining properties in this vicinity,
Those shown in this office are finer
than any other views yet taken in
Tonopah, and with the write-up will
be Of great benefit to the mining
properties, and will also prove
good argument for the early con
struction of a railroad to facilitate
transportation to and from the out
side. Thousands of tons of sacked
ore, dumps and works OF the various
claims will be illustrated in the
paper. While many leasers and