Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-12-13
LOCAL CONCENTRATES

Fine watches at Goldeu's, and bis
prices are right. "A
How would you like to be the wood
man these days?
j. Belcove. the Jewelcr, next door
to the Chloride. a
Wilson Brougher is confined to his
room with grippe.
Window glass at Nelligan's. All
sizes, from 5DX60 down.
The best candies in town at the
BONANZA Candy Kitchen.
Rich Jewelry, a wide range of ar
ticles to choose from at GoLDENs. a
When looking for Christmas pres
ents call on J. Belcove, next door to
Moneys. a
Blow yourself to "a subscription to
the BONANZA. You'll be glad you
are alive.
j, Believe the jeweler, has on dis
play a fine stock Of jewelry, next
door to Moneys. a
J. Butler has purchased all the
water property, wells and rights be-
longing TO Frank Butler
Consult advertisement of the Ne
vada market, Offering the finest OF
meats and fat turkeys for the holi
days.
Fresh candies received twice a
week by express at the BONANZA
Candy Kitchen Fresh candies only,
sold.
Don't make your Christmas pur-
chases until you have seen the ele-
giant jewelry displayed by H. Fred
rick, the jeweler, next door TO Du-
gans. a
VIEWS W. |. Booth, the pho
tographer has several line views Of
Tonopah All kinds of photos, at
reasonable prices Gallery opposite
Miners Exchange hall.
FOR SALE-New folding bed,
dresser, leather couch, center table,
willow rocking chair, wood and oil
stoves, sewing machine aud framed
tent lOXl2 Apply at this office. Pa
james H. Forman left for San
Francisco on Wednesday last Be
fore returning he will pay a few
weeks visit to his old home at Mem
phis, Mo-, after an absence of five
years.
DR.. S, Sargentich has his profess
sional card in another column III this
issue. The doctor comes well recon-
mended as a physician. Since his ar
rival here six weeks ago he has
become interested in valuable mining
property in Tonopah
On diamonds, watches, etc, don t
fail to get our prices. The advan-
tages we enjoy of having three
stores in Nevada enable us to pur-
chase in such quantities as will assure
our patrons obtaining the best posi-
BILE value in each transaction.
Il FRANK GOLDEN,
Geo, s. Nixon, of the Nye County
Bank. is here from Winnemucca
The statement that Mr. Nixon will
reside permanently in Tonopah is an
error He is actively engaged in the
principal business enterprises of
Humboldt county, which require his
attention He will, however, fill en-
gagements here at appointed times.
Tho Eual,a Sentinel saws that
James p McEroy and Dayton Cole
man left Tuesday for Tonopah. Mr.
McElroy expects to be absent about
ten days, and on his return will be
accompanied 10y Charles Witten-
berg. Mr.. McElroy is assembly
man elect from Eureka, He has re-
turned to Eureka and after the legis-
lative session will engage in business
here.
Hannapah, the new camp eighteen
miles east of Tonopah, has claimed
the attention of the United States
geological corps, and in the sur
vey now progressing in that field it
is to be included. This decision by
the department at Washington will
appeal to mining men as entirely I'M
expected, for while the camp has
been commended as one of great pos
sibilities, it is the youngest of the
Youngsters by which Tonopah has
been surrounded. Salt Lake Tri-
bunc.