Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
LOCAL L,soSItS.

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town
Roger Dougherty received an IN
voice of liquors this week
Geo. Dugan. the merchant. de
parted for Hot Creek to-day
Suits made to order; no deposit
required Tonopah Trading Co. q
Geo. Bartels, the soda water man
ufacturer of Hawthorne, Is here.
Do you want fine Rochester lamp
for $500 worth $3.50 Tonopah
Trading Co. u
p. NJ. Bowler, the attorney. ar.
rived from Hawthorne yesterday by
private conveyance.
To the trade only closing out 5000
cigars, so IA thousand; former price
500. Tonopah Trading Co. /
Mems underwear 81. 90 per suit,
former price 81 co. u little heavy
and must 90. Tonopah Trading Co. j
James Breen and wife arrived from
San Francisco Wednesday Messrs.
Breen & Bass expect to open their
hotel on May 10th.
L. Hanchett, Wilkes Brougher and
Billy Dryden visited Belmont this
week. Mr. Dryden departed for
San Francisco Friday.
Jack Shannon, of Shannon luen,
cigar manufacturers of San Fran
cisco, was here this week gathering
in orders for his house.
The Silver State restaurant, Mrs.
Froeberg, proprietress, has an ad in
this issue. The table is first class.
A few more boarders will be taken.
Senator Kelly has just had hand
some residence constructed on Uni
versity Heights The knowing ones
say the Senator contemplates mat
rimony.
W. E. F. Deal, attorney for the
Tonopah Mining Company, has been in
Tonopah several days this week. He
left on to-day's Sodaville stage for
Virginia City.
A. C. Ellis, Jr., of the firm Dick
son, Ellis Il Ellis, attorneys of Salt
Lake, is here on legal business. Mr..
Ellis is "a large shareholder in the
Tonopah & Salt Lake Mining Co.
Parties knowing themselves in
debted to Charley Chung are re-
quested to call at the restaurant and
settle with Mr. Kenzie, WHO'S author
lied to receipt for tine same.
George Wing field and J. Fl. Hen
messy have two shifts employed in
driving their tunnel in Mount Ararat,
east of Oddie Mountain They expect
to cut rich ledge inside of 200 feet.
Summers & Mcnamara, the new
butchers, have taken advertising
space in this issue Their beef is all
stall fed. They ask share of the
patronage. Their shop is on Mineral
street
Mrs. Harrington and children,
family of Johnny Harrington, engi-
neer in the employ of the Tonopah
Company. arrived on last evenings
stage to reside here permanently.
R. c. Gordon departed on the
stage Thursday morning to visit his
relatives. Before leaving, Mr., Cor
don appointed W. B. Sollender his de-
putty in the district mining recorder S
office
General Charles S. Warren, father
of Wesley Warren and prominent
mining promoter OF Butte, Montana,
is here, The gentleman is interested
in mining property here and may re-
main for some time.
DR.. A. L. Hudgens started Thurs
day morning for Alabama to visit his
parents and relatives. The doctor
has been away from home for several
years and will enjoy reunion with
the loved ones at home.
Bertrand 4 Allen viii open their
dining room to-day The room has
been handsomely fitted up. and the
proprietors assure all that the tables
will be supplied with the best in the
market Miss Myrtle MCGEE of
Bishop has charge of the dining
room.
| Miss Anna Lloyd of Salt Lake was
an arrival on Thursdays stage. Miss
Lloyd is an expert stenographer and
typewriter, and will make her head
quarters in Clay Peter office. She
is stopping with an old friend Mrs.
Holmshaw. on University Heights.