Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-12-06
LOCAL LACONlCS.

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Missoula, Montana.
H. n Gunter, the butcher, has
returned from Bishop.
DR.. Hammond, formerly of De
Lamar, is late arrival
Rich Jewelry, a wide range of ar
ticles to choose from at GOLDENs. a
Mrs. W. ]. Friday arrived from
Glenwood Springs, Col, last evening
Mrs. S. A. Knapp, daughter Hazel
and son Sewel, returned to Haw-
thorne last Monday.
William Inman, a brother of our
townsman, Claude Inman, is a late
arrival from Oakland.
Manager Oddie and Attorney Ken
meth jackson will leave ON Tuesday
next for San Francisco.
Ben. Pelrlman, after an alb.
sence of six weeks in San Francisco,
has returned to Tonopah.
The Hank Knight Co. have re-
ceived this week large consign-
ment of choice liquors.
A poker game, $40 ante, and fire.
quently 81, 500 in the pots has been
in progress the past two days.
Rev. j. B. Darnell, of Carson, is
in Tonopah and will hold services in
the Butler hall Sunday evening.
The State Bank & Trust company
have a four ton steel safe in transit
to be placed in their present quar-
ters.
Fresh candies received twice u
week by express at the bonanza
Candy Kitchen. Fresh candies only,
sold.
A within hoist is in position on the
Philadelphia Tonopah, which will in
due time give way to a hoist run by
engine power.
The BONANZA has the circulation,
is read by the largest number Of
people, has the reliable news, there
fore it is the paper to place your ad'
vertisement in.
Mrs. james L. Butler expects to
leave for her home at Pine creek
Monday morning. Mr.. Butler will
depart in few days.
Charles Watson made a tour of
inspec ton of the Owens river coun-
try this week and to locate water
right for power purposes.
p. NJ. Bowler, Jr., the attorney,
arrived on to-night's stage. He
comes to open a law Office and prac-
tice his profession in Tonopah.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet
next Monday night at 73O o'clock
sharp, at Butler hall, for the purpose
of instituting lodge of the Sisters
at Tonopah.
Congressman elect Van Duzer is
now a regular Tonopahan, intending
to make this his home with bis family
until time to get to Washington by
March 4th, next.
Col. d. H. Jackson is in New York
on business connected with the North
Tonopah Gold Mining company. He
will visit Philadelphia before return
ing to Tonopah.
s. B. Slight, the popular salesman
of the popular Wholesale house of
Hall, Luhrs Il Co., ("Our Taste"
brand people, of Sacramento, is in
town doing rushing business for his
firm.
Harry King, the Weiand beer
agent, departed for San Francisco
last Tuesday. He will be absent for
several months. James Roberts will
supervise his business during his alb
sence.
Lots on Brougher avenue have
taken big jump in values since Mrs.
j. L. Butler disposed of her realty
on the corner of Main and Brougher
avenue for so, 500 to the State Bank
and Trust company.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Sawle will be christened
Sunday evening at the church SER
vices to be held at Butler Hall. 7,
L. Oddie and Miss G. Oddie will act
as godfather and godmother.
F. C. Johnson departs on Monday
for Camden, Arkansas, where he goes
to spend the holidays with his father
and mother, whom he has not seen
for several years. The best wishes
of all in Tonopah go with Charlie
upon his trip.
Geo B. Mecham arrived in Tono-
pah a day or two since and has been
sizing up various mining propositions.
He is lately from New York, but has
heretofore conducted an extensive
mining brokerage business in all the
principal cities of the great west
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