Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-10
NOTABLE HAPPENINGS
ABOUT The STATE.
A Prosperous Season Opening : The
Strike at Silver Peak ..- Death Of
Frank OsbiStOn--Prize Fight.
CARSON City, May s, 1902.


and other shrubbery, although the
pcpars and shade trees generally
nave not begun to leave out as vet,
being fully six weeks behind what
they were last year. Even the apple
and pear trees are but beginning to
BURST their buds. but they promise
the heaviest fruit crop yet unless the
ate frosts interfere. Farming oper-
atoms are similarly delayed in their
advancement, but greater acreage
T, being put into wheat, barley and
oats than ever before.
Fred Dangberg's new 5000 trac-
ton engine is working on his ranch
up the valley tearing up the sage
brush and ripping up the soil at the
rate of twenty acres per day, eXcit-
.ug his neighbors to extra exertions
ia that line Heavy deposits of Snow
still prevade the mountain ranges,
giving assurance of plenty of water
FOR irrigation and all other purposes /;
feed is good everywhere, and we may
confidently look forward to one of the
most prosperous agricultural seasons
that Nevada has ever enjoyed Min
rraogically she certainly is all right
50 far as good prospects are con
ccrned, and many valuable mines will
certainty ihaterlaIl|e curing the com
'ng season
oPeahulS VI hll"l!S prospects tne
recent news from Silver Peak as pub
INhed III the papers seems 100 good
10 oe true' nuggets ct pure SoId
me size OF htf eggs ana plenty OF
''elI' taheil from .'e olu lcuSe' anu
,'' "n"'c LACE ~ tnr uri'' apart
rom Tue nuggets estimated 10 90
s+oo or Sooo per Ton over Sloo, ooo
,akeh OUT III a rev nour' the hrst
Gay OF the strlhe. ne i'la'rS o.
cred To sci! tue whole ledge Tor
S'V''""o' ana 1t "ould Jake ohly seven
"ayS /" pay ior II at that fate OF
production i'ut "Iat are placer
nuggets me men eggs uoIhS III Il
quartz iedge' alld especiaIy "a well
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"c'N VI tnt Su"iE N"'lue'l'n' ~ "S
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4oes lte ROUNDS erIueIesa' 10 Tue
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poa''r S'uIllnS d sul''oIe reporter
y ttI'gralll announces Tue recent
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pa''ii'est days ne came IRON Eng
ana Wheh young man. III tne EN-
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a'cr uhuer the u ie""lS may
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'aIii"rnla' Later ne eutercu Tue
employ OF John MaGkaN ana "e"t 10
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pace r.. ,c -,
senator Livingston Oh OarS"" Is III
Dan FRANCISCO arranging Tor tog
hr'@e hRht between uatunSr ano
Root "hlch Is TO come ONE o" III NtNa ,
Ior purse OF -, INV. II IL taxes
pace on July t'h' II VIII prooao'N ot
a. 'l'c i'tn" car'''N" at "'"'' "'Hv -
larson NhlcoeN'' plaoc ''Nes ~ Is Is
expected to erect an arena ca P" t
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many are OK I'ec'eu ii" ", wy W.. iL"''
as lar as Iillcag" ana Nc" VI ~
pu''r nu','oe' VI n'tl' ., u" y
IehtlY oeen put 10 WORN III luo =. '' ''u'-'
buckeye placer mlnesi ABOUT - -, ''''eS ,
southeast on carson III '''e H "'r''u'
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