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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18

The several Odd Fellows of Tono-
pah met last evening at Judge Pc
ters' office and organized Board of
Relief for the benefit of sick breth-
rem Following members of the order
were present J. W. Power, G. W.
Bennett, X. b. Davis, Peter Fitz-
gerald, c. A. euler, Geo, +. Terrell,
Pit Bielick, John McAlister, AL
Boyne, l., p. Dallidet, W. Y Gale
and H, A. Parmeter.
james Power was elected Chair
man of the Bureau, with W. Y. Gale
as Secretary. All brothers are cor
daily invited to attend the meetings,
which will be held Wednesday even
ings at 100.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
Another Death.

On Monday night w, j. Skeen, a
miner, solved the great mystery and
joined the silent majority. He had
been sick with pneumonia about five
days and all that could be done to
stay the disease was done, but of no
avail. He came here from Cripple
Creek about four months ago, and
followed mining He was native of
Kansas, 80 years of age, He was
possessed of several thousand dol
lars, which he willed to his brother.
The deceased was man well thought
of was honorable in all his walks in
life. He was buried by the Miners
Union on Tuesday, his funeral being
largely attended
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
FREIGHT AND MILLING QUESTION.

The Tonopah Mining Company has
been obliged 10 reduce the rate of
freight on ore TO the railroad to so
per ton. Lately the teams have had
very little ore TO haul, because the
leasers have decided TO hold their ore
ON the dumps until they construct a
mill TO reduce it on the ground Some
of them have consented to ship IA
small quantity at the reduced rate,
but it is against their will really to
ship any. The railroad freight on
this ore to the smelters is so high
that it is compelling the leasers to
take steps-which they are now do
ing-to build a mill ON the ground,
which will reduce their ore at a very
low cost.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18

The Carson papers are telling their
readers that Bob Hofer, who took
the contract to build the Caudelaria
and Tonopah telephone line, and
which was largely erected by In
dans, had received word that the
line was constructed and in working
order last Tuesday--into Tonopah
The Sodaville line was finished
INTO this camp last Tuesday and is
now doing business, There was no
necessity for the Tonopah Company
to build this parallel line Had there
been a manager other than j. H,
Jenkins this money would not have
been squandered. When Mr.. Hofer
said that his line wss completed into
Ionopah he anticipated somewhat.
Shipment of Tonopah ore to the
Rock Point mill at Dayton has been
discontinued, as it can not be worked
up to the percentage agreed upon.
Hawthorne Bulletin.
Ore shipments to the Rock Point
mill from Tonopah have not been dis
continued,
Governor Sadler has designated
January Goth as Mckinley Day, that
exercises may be held in the public
schools and the opportunity be given
to all persons desiring to make con
tributions to the McKinleymonument.
Bert l.. Smith has been appointed
superintendent of the Richmond Mi
ming Company of Eureka, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of r. X. Morrison.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
Buried i'm Austin.

The remains of S. A. Crescenzo,
who died last Saturday morning,
after being embalmed were taken to
Austin by. his brother and brother-in-
law and the funeral was heldon Tues
day. The deceased was bright
young man and had splendid future
before him. He leaves IA Borrowing
wife, two children, father, brother
and sister to mourn his demise, while
his many friends in Tonopah extend
their heartfelt sympathy to the rela-
tives in their hour of sorrow. The
funeral was largely attended, nearly
the entire population of Austin pay
ing their last sad respects to their
youthful acquaintance and friend.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
Death of Robert Chrysler.

One of the saddest deaths that has
occurred in this vicinity for a long
time was that of Robert F. Chrysler.
who died of pneumonia on January
10th at his home in Smoky Valley
about IS miles north of Tonopah
Mr.. Chrysler was buried in Big Pine,
Calf, where his relatives live. He
was q years old on October 10th
Less than two months ago he mar
ried Miss Lofty Butler, daughter of
Mr. ], l.. Butler, and had just com
pleted very pretty house on his
ranch for his young bride.
Mr.. Chrysler's death is particu-
larly sad, as his future seemed the
brightest he had a most excellent
and charming wife, fine ranch and
enough of this worlds goods to make
him comfortable for life. He will be
missed by all his friends, as his char
acter was a sterling one He was
loved and respected by all who knew
him he was a hard working, indus
trious, honorable young man of good
habits. His wife and family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the com
munity.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
CALL vs.. FACTS.

The San Francisco Call has one ni
those fake sensational articles about
the pneumonia scourge In Tonopah
II says people are getting out, walk
ing, running, riding to get away
from the malady. IL says that there
are not enough left to bury the dead
and there are papers in this State
with just such hog wash When there
are not enough people in Tonopah Ia
bury its dead the Call can raise a
fund and send a company of brave
men in here to look after them. In
Tonopah there has been twenty
seven deaths since May II, 1901.
Eighteen have died in the past three
weeks, thirteen of these from pneu-
monia. With population of 1900 is
this a heavy mortuary rate? The
papers of this State and the Reno
correspondents of the San Francisco
papers have grossly exaggerated the
sick condition of this camp. There
are only few cases of pneumonia
here now, and all the patients are
doing well A death or two may yet
occur, but there is no occasion for
people being afraid to come to Tono-
nah
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
A Happy Man.

VIM. Sawle, the contractor, went
wild with happiness last Saturday
evening. His friends feared for the
worst for few moments, but he
finally blurted outfits bow"
This told the tale. It's the first
born, and the father and mother are
a happy couple. The little youngster
is doing nicely; so is his proud
mother.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
PLANS AND POLICY or THE COMPANY.

The present management Of the
Tonopah Mining Company is starting
90 work in scientific, business like
manner, but il will take a number of
months for II TO make an appreciable
showing, AS it has to take up the
work where the leasers left off and
sink number Of shafts, run levels.
build hoists, etc.
A new working shaft has just been
started, which is about 200 feet north
ot the Mizpah ledge in the hanging
wall, This is far enough from the
edge to make it a practicable work
ing shaft 1t is the plan to erect
over this main shaft new steel hoist
with l50-horse power double reel
cross compound Corliss hosting en-.
zine, and a large compound com
pressor of sufficient capacity for all
purposes.
The small gasoline hoist at present
at the company shaft on the Mizpah
edge will be used for "a prospecting
shaft, which will be sunk quickly as
possible From this shaft the east
ern end of the Mizpah as well as the
three or four lodges parallel to it to
the south will be prospected to "a
depth of five or six hundred feet.
The shaft ON the Cutting lease will
also be sunk, as that will cut the
rich ore chutes towards the center
Of the Mizpah ledge. From these
shafts the Mizpah ledge, and the ono
parallel to and 30 feet south of it,
also the three or four lodges on the
Burro can all be worked. 1t is con
templatcd TO start deep working
shaft on the valley view claim in the
near future, from which the eight
parallel Lodges on that claim can be
worked, besides hose on the Desert
Queen and Silver Top claims.
The company has a great quantity
of high grade ore in sight in the
mines which can be taken out at any
time, but the plan is to leave it until
needed, and block out more as fast
as possible.
The question of reducing the ore
on the ground is being studied thor
oughly, as that will be the way the
ore will be worked in the future. The
matter Of bringing water into camp
is also being studied carefully.
Miners will be given work rapidly as
places occur.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.
Read New To-day -

The death Of Lee OFT will receive
mention In our next.
A frst-class bed lounge for sale
Inquire at this office.
George Blood OF Salt Lake spent
several days here this week
Graham Laws is here with his
Candelaria telephone crew.
|. n. Shannon, of the Shannon Iuen
Co., cigars and tobacco, is in town on
business.
Cal Brougher and VIM Sperry de-
parted for Carson and other parts
Tuesday.
Manager Oddie had two tons of
disenfectants expressed into Tono-
pah this week.
Chas. Mitchell has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Leavett in the popu-
lar Kentucky Cafe.
Prof. McCafferty, euler & Will
liams depart for Bishop in the morn
ing. They are first-class musicians.
Lothrop& Davis gave the men who
built their telephone line into Touo-
pah a champagne supper Wednesday
night.
Mrs A. l.. Anderson arrived from
Chico, Cal, Monday evening, to at
tend her husband who is now con-
valescent.
J. f. Patrick, our head push ON the
BONANZA, is confined to his bed with
sickness. He expects to be able to
leave his couch tomorrow.
NJ. Cerventes, a Mexican, "a former
resident of Hawthorne, died here
Monday. His ailment was diabetes.
The funeral was held Wednesday.
The Tuscarora Miners Union gave
grand dedication ball on the even
ing of the 10Th The bonanza re-
turns thanks for a very handsome
complimentary ticket.
The new ad. of the Chloride Res
taurant, Harding & Van Alstine
proprietors, will be noted this week
Its fine repute will be well susta ined
by the new management.
Clay Peters, the Pheby brothers,
Jack Salsberry, A. J, Crocker and
others departed on the hurricane
deck of freight wagon Tuesday.
They will return soon as their feet
get warmer.
W. W. Van Eman, representative
of Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., died at
Carson to-day. He was here and at
tended the funeral of Elmer Dunlap
last week Pneumonia was the,cause
of his death.
This week the editor of the Bo-
MANIA devoted several days to the
sick and aiding in disinfecting the
town. With sick printer and
worn out editor if the BONANZA is a
poor issue this week don't kick us
too hard. We have been laboring
for the welfare of Tonopah.
Attorney Harrington of Elko was
in Tonopah Friday night. 7. L.
Oddie has been appointed by the
Court of Elko county receiver for the
one-fourth interest of Geo. Coslett in
lease No. 80. Peter Mckenzie OF
Tuscarora has begun an action for
one-half of Cosletts interest, he
claiming to have grub-staked Cos
lett
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18
What a Lie.

The stampede from Tonopah con
tinues, and the population has dwin-
died to between 400 and 500 people.
Carson News.
Will the Carson papers try and
print just three lines of truth about
the epidemic here? Read the Bo-
MANIA; it will inform you rightly.
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Wouldn't 1t +?

ToNoPAH, Jan. II,
Editor BONANZA In view of the
fact that the Coldfooters will soon
return, would it not be well for those
that remained during the crisis to
form society to be known as the
Veterans of the Scare?
We invite discussion on the point
through the columns of the BONANZA.
Respectfully yours,
A. REVERT,
| EpnrIIcu
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-01-18

Two corpses yesterday and one to-
day passed through Dayton from
Tonopah. Virginia Chronicle.
This is a sample of the rot that is
being published by the Carson and
Virginia papers, The remains of
one man was shipped to California
from here over the c. & C. r. r. If
there had been twenty bodies sent
from lnyo county they would all have
been credited to Tonopah.