Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-10-18
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.

The ice factory is now in charge of
Dan Greenwalt.
DR.. A. l.. Hudgens is among the
late home corners.
T. r. HOfer is here from Carson,
looking after his Tonopah interests.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp of Hawthorne is
paying visit here to husband and
son.
Henry c. Cutting is again at his
Office desk, having returned on Mon
day last.
x-Senator WATSON has withdrawn
as candidate for reelection in Es-
meralda county.
Gunter & Thomas, the Main street
butchers, are doing big business in
their new building.
G, +. White, mining man with
headquarters at Philadelphia, is an
interested visitor in Tonopah.
County Clerk Ohlandcr is in from
Belmont, busy with matters official
and pertaining to his candidacy.
Harry Manon, former proprietor
and founder of the ice plant, and Mrs,
Manon left on Monday last for Ala
media, Cal
Mondays Sodaville and Candelaria
stages landed forty passengers
in Tonopah, with all freight ex-
cept the packages of daily papers.
The only principle the Silver party
is fighting for this year is seat in
the United States senate for an old
line Democrat and corporation at
torney,
The Grand Army of the Republic,
by an overwhelming and finally unan-
imous vote, has decided to hold its
next encampment, 1903, in San Fran
cisco
Owing to the increase of traffic on
the Carson and Colorado, two loco
motives are now required to draw
the local train from Reno to Mound
House.
Governor Sadlcr has issued a proc
lamation offering the usual reward
for the arrest and conviction of any
one mOnkeying with the election laws
of Nevada.
John Forbes, eX-State Senator and
well-known mining man of Esmeralda
county, died October 10th a. the
Fabiola hospital in Oakland, after
long illness.
According to the Eureka Sentinel
accounts it looks like the extension of
the Eureka & Palisade railroad to
Copper Flat, White Pine county is
ON the tapis.
A fight has been arranged between
Joe Martinez of Yerington and Joe
Gardener Of SodavilIe. The event
will be for 800 side and will take
place in Bodie next Saturday,
During the next fiscal year the first
assistant postmaster general will
spend in his department alone S8l.-
OOO, 900. which is more than the en-
tire postal department ever cost up
to 1893
S. E. Vermilyea, Esq, has re-
turned from Bishop According to {
newspaper accounts, San Bernar- {
dino Democrats have refused to take
his name off their ticket for State
Senator.
The 50-horse power boiler and en-
CINE for the Gold Hill mines arrived
yesterday. 1t will be installed at ]
the 20O-foot shaft Immediately, when
sinking will be continued with the
greatest rapidity.
S. r. WATSON, of Silver Peak, was
in town during the week on business.
He says there is nothing in politics
anyhow, except to Illustrate how
much one neighbor can injure the
reputation of another.
Three years ago man would have
been considered a lunatic who pre-
dicted that the desert region in Nye /
county now known as Tonopah would l
be Illuminated at night with electric
lights and have population of sew
eral thousand. Virginia Report. /,
Reports have it that all hands
have been called off from the Twin
River Tonopah water project and
that the various operatives have re-
turned to Carson 1t will be remem- {
bered that the BONANZA has never
in any way indorsed the feasibility of
this project.
John Fl. Jenkins, former superin- :
tendent of the Tonopah mining com
pany, arrived last Monday, He is I
vice president and general manager {
of the Mizpah Extension, and will ar 5
range for more active operations. In
company with j. l.. Butler, Mr.. Jep-