Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-20
LOCAL LACONtCS.

Francisco last evening
Editor Booth and wife, of the
BONANZA, are expected home on
Thursday or Friday next.
Fresh milk every day at Mrs d.
COINS reGreshment parlors. Miners
Exchange block
Location notices, legal forms, for
quartz or placer claims call on or
address ToNOPAH BONANZA.
Gunter & Thomas are erecting
two-story building on the east side of
central Main street, TO accommodate
their butchering business.
The Silver Knight company of
Klondike has its hosting machin-
cry 90 the way, which will soon he in
operation at the mines.
Governor Sader has appointed
T, V. Julien of Reno to fill the va
cancy on the Supreme Bench caused
by the resignation of Judge Massey
Among the latest improvements
on Main street is two-story twelve
room lodging house near Brodigan 5
hotel, constructed by Mrs. Bertrand.
Tonopah s registration of voters so
far sums up 232 names. 1t will be
well for all TO visit the Registry
Agent and fix up this preliminary at
once.
Treasury vaults contain nearly
1914 900, 900 in gold the largest sum
in history of the United States and
with one exception the largest in the
history Of the world.
The interior frame work and ex-
terror granite walls of the second
story of the Golden building present
Il striking appearance in the present
stage OF its construction.
A dispatch received announces that
Lieutenant Peary had reached sgd
ney, Nova Scotia, upon return from
the Arctic All on board were well.
He failed to reach the North Pole.
Walter j. Harris presided over the
Republican county convention, with
A. @. Cushman DIS secretary. The
Labor party selected G. c. Inman
chairman and 5. E. Wing secretary,
You will have occasion hereafter to
refer to the State and county Repub-
lican and Labor party platforms,
Hence, get an extra copy of this
week 5 BONANZA and place the same
where you can lind it.
Chas. X. Miller, vice president of
the Tonopah Mining Company, is at
the mines and offices taking an active
hand in the management of all de-
partments during the absence of
General Manager Oddie.
J.. H. Beason, staff correspondent
of the Salt Lake Mining Review, is "a
"chiel among us takin notes for
publication aud illustration III that
splendid paper. We predict fine
report for Tonopah, on merit.
AS minated in our last issue, S.
E. VermiIyea, the lnyo lawyer, will
remain in Tonopah, declining the
honor of a seat in the California
State Senate He has formed law
co partnership with George A. Bart
lett.
Harry Epstine of Carson, who has
been connected with the Carson and
Colorado railroad for many years,
has been summoned to Sacramento
to take lucrative position in the
employ OF the Southern Pacific com
pany,
The Austin Reveile says Ben
jamin Cramp of the Philadelphia
shipbuilding firm is en route to Tono-
pah to inspect mining property in
which he is interested The gentle
man is heavy owner in the Liberty
mines and property.
There are rnmors in the air of an
other great strike, one not wanted
"a strike of train operators on the
great railroads. This sort of thing
is not in order at present, and it is
believed that employees OF the South
ern Pacific will have nothing to do
with it.
Assessor Eggers has turned over
the assessment roll to Clerk Dawley
The roll this year foots up in the
neighborhood of So, $50, 900, a gain
over last year of between $3.50, 900
and $500, 900. Elko isstill in the lead
as the weathiest county in the State.
Independent.
Just about now, with the cool fall
winds to cause the replacement of
stoves and the shaking down of stove
pipes, is good time to remind house.
holders that extreme care and pre-
caution is necessary Get the right
kind of "A mechanic to fix the business
good, safe and solid
Stocks.