Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14
LOCAL LACONICS.
Read new to-day.

Steve Shekellof White Pine is here.
For nice easy shave 20 to S. Fox.
at Dougherty's saloon.
Mrs A. Mckay Of Eureka arrived
by private conveyance Monday night
She will make Tonopah her home.
Cal. Brougher is having built a
handsome cottage and the Tonopah
people are doing considerable CUES.
sing.
Hussey Il Morrow have in their
two show windows Il fine display of
gents hats and shoes. Take look
at them.
f. f.. Shaw, who is associated with
Senator Clark of Montana, has been
in Tonopah several days looking over
the mining situation.
Wonacott & Hall are rushing work
on the new Miners Exchange Hall
and will have the building completed
by the Fourth of July.
Hussey & Morrow have moved into
THAR new store on Main street and
have a fine display of gents good,
Call and inspect their stock.
The first peal of bell in Tonopah
was sounded yesterday. The bell
purchased for the new Catholic
church was put in place and tested.
Senator Kelly has added another
room TO his Main street building and
adorned the exterior of the building
facing the street with handsome
front.
Manager T. L. Oddie is furnishing
his residence on his Pine Creek ranch
in order that his mother, sisters and
relatives may comfortably spend the
summer.
j. L. Hennessy, heavy stock
holder in the Fraction, is here from
Hawthorne. Mr.. Hennessy can now
realize SlOO, 900 on his mining invest
ments in Tonopah.
The Palace Restaurant. Casey &
Arden proprietors, was opened Mon.
day night. The bill of fare is first
class, all the delicacies obtainable
being served to its patrons. The
dining room is beautifully furnished
throughout
The dance given by the Palace
Hotel proprietors Monday night was
a pleasant affair. The attendance
was large, and although the weather
was little oppressive. all present
were there for an enjoyable evening
and kept up the festivities until the
wee sma' hours.
c. +. Morris, the Montana expert.
departed for Butte yesterday to make
arrangements for the development
of group of mines north of the Miz.
pah Mr.. Morris represents
wealthy syndicate that will spare
no expense to place their mines in
the list Of bullion producers Of this
district.
DR.. Bowes and Paul CASTOR, both
eminent mining men of British Co
lumbia, left Friday morning to join
c. 5. Warren at Salt Lake. They
acquired valuable interests here. of
which surveys have Just been com
pleted and application filed for pat
ents. The gentlemen will visit friends
at San Francisco for a few days and
then proceed to incorporate their
John W Storer, of Riverside, Cal, |
returned from Philadelphia last Sat
urday, where he has been in the
interest of company he represents
in which several prominent capital
lists of Riverside are interested The
property is near Tonopah and is con
sidered valuable ground. A shaft
will be sunk, work on which will com.
nence in few days. A detailed
account of the property will appear
n our next issue.
The Fire Commissioners have made
IN order prohibiting the throwing of
paper and rubbish on Main street.
Friday evening Mrs. Owsley and
Mrs. Clark were out riding, when
heir horse became frightened bv
newspaper blowing against his heels
The animal started on wild run,
which would have resulted seriously
% the ladies had it not been for OFF
er Sullivan, who ran and caught the
Inimal by the bride and subdued
i'm. Main street is now covered
With rubbish and should be cleaned
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