Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.


his Illness
Twenty first-class miners can find
employment in Tonopah.
Sackett Cornell, anewspaper writ
er Of Los Angeles, is in Tonopah.
Subscribe for the Examiner and
Chronicle. BONANZA news store
agent
Cream candies. A consignment was
received last evening at Booths
Candy Kitchen.
The BONANZA adds twenty new
names to its subscription list in Phila-
delphia this week.
Stephen b. Howard, mining ex-
pert of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is
here inspecting mines.
Mr.. Allen Redding, chemist Of the
Typo Mining and Reduc ton Company,
is in Tonopah inspecting mines.
Mrs, S. A. Knapp and son we: e
passengers on Thursdays Candelaria
stage, for their home in Hawthorne.
Miss Edith Hart has been employ
ed by Lothrop & Davis to have
charge of the central telephone Office
in Tonopah,
The engagement is announced of
Miss Anna Oddie and Mr.. Fred j.
Siebert, the marriage to take place
in September,
M Mcnamara, the veteran pros
pector, is in town from Silver Peak.
Mack says that mining section is
looking better every day
Jim Adams, who has been at Wal
ey's Hot Springs, victim of rheu-
ma tism, returned this week and is
ready to run any man footrace,
Since the lumber piles are all used
up and since the Fourth is close at
hand, all the streets should he thor
oughly cleaned and furnished up
A. J. Condor, Of Revert & Condor,
the lumber merchants arrived on last
evenings Candelaria stage. He has
been at Verdi for the past month.
Mrs. VIM. Owsley will open the
| X l. Emporium next Tuesday.
Notions and ladies dress goods of all
kinds will be sold cheap, for cash, y
The BONANZA job work cannot be
surpassed in San Francisco. Union
printers are employed in this office
and union prices are charged. We
do no cheap work. One price to all.
A. O. U. w. public installation at
Butler Hall, Thursday, July 3rd A
good entertainment, installation, ice
cream supper and dance free to all
members of the A. O. y. W. and their
friends
Attorneys George Bartlett, Key
Pittman, p NJ Bowler and Deputy
District Attorney Johns returned
from Belmont Friday night, all ia
tigued after a ten days siege before
the District Court.
Miss Emma Iuez Bowler, daugh-
ter of p. NJ Bowler, who has just
graduated from the Reno High School,
and Mrs Saylor, wife of our popular
townsman E. E. Saylor were arrivals
on last nights stagefrom Hawthorne.
Bob Gilbert. of the Cosmopolitan,
at Belmont, is spoken of by all who
were in attendance upon the court
during the past two weeks, as being
a royal fellow. Bob knows how to
entertain the boys, and when he
once makes friend ne never loses
him
Stevens & Jones, the artistic paint
ers, have just finished painting and
the interior decorations of the Tono-
pah Company's residence. The work
is a credit to the firm, proving that
they are masters of their art. The
building will be occupied by Manager
Oddie and Superintendent Siebert.
Every convenience in modern
structure is to be found in this pala-
tial residence.
H. NJ Gorham, president of the
Bullion and Exchange Bank and SUI
perintendent of the Chollar, Potosi
and Savage mines of Virginia, ac-
companied by his wife, spent several
days in Tonopah this week. Mr..
Gorham's opinion of mine is consid-
cred by mining people to be reliable,
and after examining the mines OF
Tonopah when asked for his judgment
thereon replied that They are SC
large and rich that they speak for
themselves. Mr.. Gorham and wife
returned to Virginia City yesterday
morning,
Orc BlancO.
W, |. Beauchamp returned Friday