Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-10-12
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John Dowd, a good stone mason.
arrived ON Thursday from Bodie.
]. Welsh and - Curry arrived
from Bodic ON Thursdays stage.
J. l., josephs, mining man Of
Tuolumne county, is late arrival.
DIR Allmgham has gone to Big
Pine. He will return in the spring
Bertrand 4 Allen will erect a
building just above the livery stable
for a saloon.
+, Rafetto, "A business man of the
Comstock, is here and will engage
in business.
Phil Bryan arrived from Mariposa
ON Tuesday and went to work mining
the same night.
John Harrington and +. H Whir-
low, old Esmeraldaites, arrived Tues
day evening.
Frank Golden has become prac-
teal miner, at least he has candle
grease on his trousers.
Alex. Mckenzie has ordered lum-
ber for saloon building to be erected
opposite the livery stable.
Joe Stenson, the invincible of Viz
ginia City, is here with fine lot of
samples of boots, shoes, etc.
Three hundred and sixty head of
stock are now employed freighting
between Tonopah and SodavilIe
Trib is clean; its odor pleasant,
mild, yet powerful; fullfills all prom
ises, AS liniment, Trib is supreme,
" l. Booth, the photographer.
has returned and set up his gallery
next to the Brown Tent Store, See
his ad
There is a rich strike reported
eight miles this side of Silver Peak.
This is another side Det for the Reno
Journal Star mine.
Surveyor. General Lyle has ap-
pointed Ralph X Arnold United
States Deputy Surveyor TO reside at
Tonopah, Nye county.
Walter Fullerton, Gus Adelman,
Mrs Louisa Bawden. Miss Nettie
Blcwett and Mrs. Nellie Clark are
late arrivals from Dclamar.
Jim Welsh and Vim. Wise arrived
yesterday with their two l0-animal
teams from Hawthorne to freight
between this place and Sodaville.
W " Collins and A. H. Pierce.
of Colorado Springs. are late arriv-
ais, and are employed at II War
burton's and Luetgen 4 Sura's
butcher shop.
A report having been circulated
that the assaycrs here in Tonopah
are not prepared to make copper as
says, said assavers wish to emphati-
cally deny the allegation and defy the
alligator,
B T. Jones the genial drummer
for Sideman, Lachman & Co, accom-
panied by Burt Wertheimer. the
representative of Paul Friedman,
were interviewing our business men
this week.
BY the use of flash lights photo
graphs will be taken of the walls and
big ledges of the deepest shafts by
Major Ingalls, and used with the min
eral collection to prove the merits of
the ronopah mines
Osborn n Cambelick have an ad.
in this issue They keep only first
class goods to dispense to their Gus
toners. 10th proprietors have been
leasers in Tonopah and are well ac-
quainted with our people and need
no praise in these columns being two
very popular boys When thirsty
call at their resort.
Wm. Klaus, leading citizen of
Virginia City, and proprietor of the
Comstock Bottling Works arrived
on Thursdays stage Mr.. Klaus will
remain in Tonopah for some time.
lhosc Wishing caroohateu waters
should give their orders to Mr.. Klaus.
He will shortly set up a tirs-class
bottling plant in Tonopah
At II O'Clock to-day, the Pheby
Bros, assayers and chemists, com
pleted making their one thousandth
assay since they opened up their as
say Office in Tonopah few days over
two months ago. One thousand as
says in two months is not bad and in
this particular case it is an index of
the great activity in mining matters
in the camp, as well as of the conf
dence of the public in the reliability
of the men who made the assays,
Clay Peters has begun the erection
of IA double store building on his lot
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