Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-21
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.

Ray stock has advanced to one
dollar.
Tonopah people are too busy to
talk politics
Charles Venott of Stent, Cal, ar
rived last week
b. f. Edwards, the merchant is
here from Candelaria.
Billy Irwin, former Bodie mining
superintendent, is in Tonopah.
The Chloride restaurant is the
place for good substantial meal.
L. r. De Lashmett, of Lake City,
Col, is late arrival in Tonopah.
Dave Maggie. well known in Nevada,
arrived from California last evening.
Humboldt Gates and w W. Blood
returned from San Francisco this
week
Roy Sunderland is employed as a
clerk in the Office of the Tonopah
Company.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Martin is very i'll with
the measles.
Mrs. ]. Salsberry departed for
Stent, Cal, Wednesday morning on a
visit to her parents.
George Penter, former we'll
known Bodieite, arrived Friday eve
ming from Sacramento.
Supt. Clyde Jackson of the Nc Nam
ara Company returned from San
Francisco Thursday night
Miss Maud Allie, sister Of Mrs.
DR., A. l.. Hudgens, arrived from the
Bay City Thursday night.
Dune. Mckenzie Of Yerington is in
Tonopah to reside permanently He
says this place looks good to him.
p. J. O'Brien has purchased a
blooded buggy team from Geo Leidy
for $500. These horses are the
speediest in town.
Mrs. James McQuillan and dangh-
ter were passengers for Virginia
City Wednesday morning, They 90
on Il months visit to- relat lives.
Alex. Mckenzie was a passenger
on Thursdays outgoing stage for
San Francisco. He will remain at
tide water for several weeks.
Simon Fraser, who left here about
three weeks ago for Eureka, New,
died at that place last Saturday
night. DrOpsy was the cause of his
death.
]. r. Duffield and VIM Sinclair
returned Monday evening from Love
lock, where they went as delegates
to the Grand Lodge of Knights of
Pythias. They report the Love
lockers royal entertainers.
DR.. Chittenden has leased the
Miners hospital from the Tonopah
Miners Union for period of six
months, and will attend to all per-
sons entering the sanitarium He
has IA card in another column that
should be read by all
A newsy four-column weekly, the
Tonopah Miner, came from the press
to-day with its first number Messrs,
McDivitt aud Eckels are the editors
and publishers. Tonopah is growing
rapidly and the BONANZA desires to
be the first to wish the Miner aud its
editors successful and prosperous
career
W. H Harding, "a former propri-
etor of the Chloride restaurant, was a
passenger for San Francisco Monday.
Mr., Harding goes to San Francisco
to settle up an estate which he is
interested ill., While here be made
many friends who wish him success
He expects to return to Tonopah
and build a large hotel
J. b. Thompson, a prominent min
ing broker of Salt Lake City, was the
guest of Superintendent Healy of the
| Tonopah and Salt Lake Company
this week. Mr. Thompson, like all
mining men, says the mines of Tono-
pah are the greatest ever discovered.
He ordered the BONANZA sent to his
address for one year, that he might
obtain reliable mining news.
Harry Ramsey, who has been at
Valleys Springs, near Genoa, Tor
the past six weeks mastering Sc
we're case of rheumatism, returned
to Tonopah Monday evening almost
cured of his aiment He says the
springs are the greatest in the world
and advises all who are afflicted with
rheumatism to try the baths, which
never fail to cure He will return in
u few DAYS