Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-28
LOCAL LACONICS.

mrs. hchay started for Eureka
by private conveyance last Friday.
A. + White, the mining man Of
Silver Peak, was in town this week.
The Valley View Hotel and f.. r.
Shields store building have been
adorned with new verandas.
L. X. Mau, the assayer. is busy
individual these days making assays
for the fortune hunters.
Milo Plamenaz has, by the District
Court, been appointed administrator
of the Fred Gluntz estate.
], R. Duffield and A. G. Cushman
made tour of inspection of the Pea
vine water proposition this week.
John Burt returned from lone last
Thursday, with a load of household
goods. Mrs. Burt will arrive shortly.
VIM. Haworth and E. Radoni left
for Eureka Friday morning. Mr..
Radoni will return in about three
weeks
Williams Il Trabert, the lumber
dealers, are disposing of their lum.
Der as fast as it arrives from the
railroad
1.-The Butler" will have its open
ing night on July 3D.. Madigan Il FL
lott extend a special invitation to all
to call and sample their goods.
P NJ. Bowler, Jr, r. L. Johns,
Geo Bartlett and Key Pittman, the
attorneys in the Longstreet case,
have returned to Tonopah from Bel
mont
Mrs. Anne Congdon, widow of the
late A. W. Congdon, who arrived last
week from Salt Lake City, has de
cided to remain permanently in To
nopah.
w. J. Wilson and Donald Macken-
zi5, expert accountants OF San Fran
cisco, arrived Tuesday TO accept per
manent positions with the Tonopah
Company.
Superintendent Frank Ish of the
Weepah Mining Company is in from
Weepah He reports fourteen min
ers in the employ of the company and
the ore increasing in value
The large switch board for the To-
cal telephone line arrived from chi
cago Tuesday and is now in place. 1t
is thought the local system will be in
operation tomorrow night.
J ]. Kennedy, prominent lawyer
of San Francisco, is now located per-
manently in Tonopah He is asso-
ciated with the firm of Jackson,
Campbell, Metson & Campbell
VIM, Sperry left for Carson Mon.
day, where he will Join his mother, a
sister of Wilkes and Cal Brougher.
In company with the family of Wilkes
Brougher, they will go to Lake
Tahoe for an outing.
Mrs. NJ Roberts and Mrs. Clara
Maxwell, mother and sister of Mrs,
DIR. Keen and two sons of Mrs. Max
well and Miss Nellie Jordan arrived
from Eureka, Nevada, last week to
reside permanently in Tonopah.
Mrs. Oline Stewart, the most com
petent stenographer in Nevada, re-
turned from Belmont Friday night,
where she has been acting as official
stenographer before the District
Court in the case of State VS.. Long
street, for assault to murder. The
attorneys on both sides and the Dis
trict Judge have only words of praise
for Mrs, Stewards proficient work
+. r. Shields will have his large
stock of groceries, dry goods, hard
ware and mining supplies in
place in his large store on upper
Main street in few days, and will
sell all goods at reasonable rates.
He asks that every resident of Tono-
pah call and inspect his place of bus
mess and the stock that he offers
for sale, Only one price to ALL is
his motto.
Owing to the recent developments
a considerable demand for Ohio Tono
pah Mining Company stock has shown
up. This stock is closely held and is
for sale at less than 80 cents, but is
likely to materially advance at any
moment. A strike of ore in McNa
mara or West End will send it boom
ing, as the company has large area
of ground where apparently the
greater number of the big lodges are
concentrating.
A New Shaft.