Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-19
LOCAL LACONICS.
Sheriff Logan is in town.

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morning.
Thomas Warburton and Deputy
Sheriff Power arrived from Belmont
Wednesday evening.
DR.. L. R. Ellis is visiting 10 Carson.
He will go to San Francisco before
returning to Tonopah.
WANTED-To rent, two roomed
house. Answer, care of BONANZA
office. Thos. Lindsay.
Thomas Warburton, deputy County
Recorder and Auditor, is candidate
for the Office of Recorder and Auditor.
James McQuilan and VIM. Sinclair
spent several days this week at the
ranch of George Leidy in Fish Lake
Valley,
Mrs. w. C. Money departed for
San Francisco Wednesday morning,
where she will visit relatives for sew
eral mon this.
G. T. Warren and Ralph Harcourt,
residents of Candelaria during its
palmy days, arrived frem San Fran
cisco last evening,
Mrs. Joseph Marsh and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, and Mrs Harry Stimler
arrived in town Monday evening from
Tonopah. -Reveille.
Elliott & Madigan of the "Butler"
have placed two incandescent light
machines in their place. The lights
are bright and clear.
A tramp who attempted to hold up
Constable Colwell at Golconda last
Saturday night got bullet in the
right thigh and is now in Jail
Esmeralda county is entering upon
great mining boom, Several rich
strikes have been made in the past
few days that promise much for that
county.
A New York dispatch says that a
new corporation has just been organ
lied with capital of So, 900, 900 for
the purpose of taking over the Della
mar gold mines of Nevada.
Henry J. McCourt has resigned his
position as cashier in the Bank of
Austin and will leave shortly for
Tonopah, where he has a position
awaiting him. Austin Reveille.
Ida, the old mining camp in south
ern Esmeralda. has taken on a new
lease of life and is now lively little
burg. New discoveries are causing
mining men to investigate its rich
ness.
Joe Nay, who was shot in the leg
by Jack Longstreet in a fight on the
desert South of Tonopah about three
months ago, was this week taken to
Lanes hospital in San Francisco for
medical treatment
A six-inch streak of ore in the
Sheba mine near Unionville, Hum
boldt county, is said to show sensa-
| tional values ranging from 1870 to 9l5
ounces in silver and from SO to S24
per ton in gold,
Zeb Shorty Kendall has bought
A. H. Bass interest in the Palace
hotel bar. The firm name is Breen
& Kendall Shorty" is a great
favorite with our town people and
everybody wishes him success.
The barber shops closed last Sun
day at noon without advertising the
fact, thus causing great inconven-
fence to the male population, who
swore many s~ears at being unable
to have their week S growth removed.
Drs. Berry and Huffaker last week
amputated Jerry Quinn's leg above
the knee. The operation was per-
formed at Carson. As the patient is
81 years old, it is doubtful if he will
survive although so far he is doing
well. Bulletin
The social dance given by the Min
ers' Union in Exchange Hall on the
evening of the 18th was a decided
social and financial success and the
receipts will help swell the fund for
the Labor Day celebration. A con-
tinuance of such pleasant socials is
hoped for by the dance loving.
H. C. Cutting returned to Tonopah
on Wednesdays Candelaria stage,
after an absence of three months in
Philadelphia, New York and other
Eastern cities on mining business.
Henry says that the East is all right
and its people very sociable, but that
Tonopah is the place for him and he
is Glad to return