Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-10-04
LOCAL LACO\ICS.


You are invited to attend Union
preaching services at the school
house, Sunday evening at $50
Churchgoers will be pleased with
the services at the Catholic church,
enhanced by the tones of the new
organ.
The time for attending to that all
important matter of registering your
name as voter is growing shorter
every day. Just as well see to it
now
Developments at the coal meas
ures, though they are forty miles
distant, have an important bearing
upon the solution of the paramount
question of ore reduc ton works.
When the new shafts get deep
enough into the ore zone, when drift
ing and actual mining begins through
out the camp, the number of miners
employed will be increased by hun
dreds.
W. c. Gayhart and Simon Bray
are in Tonopah making themselves
acquainted with voters and people
generally. The town is larger than
il was during Mr. Gayharts resi-
dence.
c. f, Morris, Of Butte, the well
known mining man, is among the late
arrivals He will devote his atten-
ton to several heavy mining interests
here, the Butte Montana group in
particular.
Thos Kendall and wife have re-
turned from Il visit to the Ovens
river country. They are accom-
panied by Miss Georgia Johnson, the
expert stemgrapher and official
court reporter.
J. +. Bradley, superintendent of
the Halifax, which has Just been in
corporated for "A million and a half
dollars. accompanied by Manager Ike
Mckay, arrived from Salt Lake
Tuesday evening.
Billy Ford. somewhat American
ized Chinese restauranteur of Tono-
pah, is the happy father of II baby
boy, which may hereafter rightfuIly
claim the distinction of having been
the first Chinese born in the camp.
Hon. Thomas p. Hawlev has gone
to san Francisco where he will hold
court for week and clean up the
calendar preparatory to entering
upon the greatest campaign this state
has ever known. Gazette
FOR SALE-Six large plate glass
doors 10 IT, by It. 3 in, yineered
mahogany Would make "A handsome
front for business place, 4 bar
gain, Address, W H kearns, Nir
gnia, Nevada, Chronicle Box.
Attorney VIM NJ. Metson, one of
the most noted and successful law
yers on the coast, is in Tonopah, as
sociated with Judge Kenneth NJ
jackson, Mr. Nelson is here in the
interest Of the Tonopah company.
The illness of State Organizer
Brearly, of the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, has compelled the postpon-
ment of the installation of lodge
here. Further announcement will be
made a, to the date of that event
As there has been no discussion of
or objection filed to Senator Bells
proposition Ia increase the salaries
of county officers to a reasonable
compensation, we will assume that
the vote in favor is unanimous
On or about October 3lst the
Pearlman CompanyS Liquor Store
will be removed to the new building
to be erected next to Mark ) clothing
store The present quarters are in
adequate for the business of the tirm
A new building covering the
greater part Of the lot ON the east
side Of Main street recently pur-
chased by H Kind is showing up
When completed it will bc occupied
by f. Marks a. Co., the ciothierS.
W B.ISollrnder has been appointed
commissioner by the superior Judge
of Nevada county, Cal, to take the
Of numerous and divers
alleged witnesses at Tonopah in the
case of People VS. BaIlestcro now
pending in that court
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Booth of the
BONANZA arrived last Tuesday, after
II busy outing pretty much all
over the western part of Nevada
As will be readily conceded, Mr.
Booth has had his hands full of bust
ness matters since his return, bat
will enter upon active campaigning
ON the II instant.
The Board of County Commits
at its session to begin Mon.
day, will have received the resigua-
ton of Clay Peters, justice of the
peace for Tonopah, The board will