Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-11-09
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.
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Robert Stewart, Sodavile, has all
kinds of lumber TO sell
DR.. L. r. Ellis, physician, has his
professional card in another column.
Tom McCabe, the mining expert,
has been quite sick the past few days.
Passengers for Bodie will hereafter
be obliged to lay over night at Haw-
thorne.
The Stimler business block of build
ings in Belmont has been promoted
to Tonopah.
DR.. Way Tong, the Chinese physi-
clan, will leave for his home il. Carson
on Monday.
Jim Adams, a well known Ceur
d Alene man, arrived from Spokane
Wednesday.
Judge Jones has purchased lot in
Reno and will shortly erect a resi-
dence there
All of the gentlemen in town are
doing good deal of rustling these
days procuring partners for the mas
querade.
The Rev James NJ Butler is meet
ing with good success in soliciting
subscriptions to build the new Cath
olic Church in Tonopah
Rev Dorrance, who was coming to
Tonopah to take charge of the Pres
byterian flock, is dangerously sick
with pneumonia at Carson City.
There will be Catholic Church SER
vices at Miners Exchange Hall to-
morrow Sunday at 10 A. M. All
cordially invited. James M. Butler,
Pastor.
A social dance will be given at
Miners Exchange Hall on Friday
evening, November Is. Mrs. Kinzie,
who will give the dance, assures all
a pleasant time.
Ladies, don't fail to call at the
new store in the Peters building.
Everything in glassware will be sold
very low. Complete assortment.
Come at once.
The usual time occupied in going to
or coming from Belmont to Tonopah
is now seven or eight hours. County
Clerk Ohlander made it in seven
hours on Monday
The total assessment of Nye county
in 1900 was s373, 340, and for 1901 it
is $4l9, 4l2, an Increase this year over
last of SAC, ,O72 Tonopah is the cause
of the increased valuation.
Eugene E. Schnitz is elected
Mayor of San Francisco; George
Clark will be the next Mayor of Sac
ramento, while Seth Low wins the
Mayorship of New York. This is a
crushing blow to bossism.
T. Z. Hofer, the insurance man, is
doing good business this trip with
the people of Tonopah. Bob is pop
ular and his company gilt edge. He
will remain few days longer.
Young men, take out policy and
have a draw down in fifteen years, it
will be a golden egg
The Reno Ledger has entered
upon Volume Ill. It's a splendid
paper and some day the Ledger will
be the recognized organ of Reno
Good enterprise with capable vim
cannot be downed The Ledger is
sure winner and is rounding the
stake of leadership.
Harry Clark, the well known liquor
drummer, representing the Califor-
MIA Wine y at Sacramento, the larg-
est wine house on the Coast, is here
interviewing our merchants The
house Harry represents is noted for
its square dealing and any Ct the
business houses giving orders to Mr.
Clark will receive good goods.
H. p. Nelligan, of Bishop, formerly
of Reno and Virginia City, will soon
arrive and cooperate here with his
son in the painting business. Mr..
Nelligan is well known in this place
as tirst-class mechanic, having fur
nished the University building and
others of Reno. Those desiring first
class work in painting, paper hang
ing, graining, kalsomining, etc, will
be satisfied with their work
r. c. Knox, a prominent mining
man of Norris, Montana, who exam
ined the Tonopah mines and departed
for his home last Tuesday, said to a
BONANZA reporter II consider the
Tonopah mines the greatest discov-
cry ever made. There is no doubt
but they are the richest in the world