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

District Judge
Forty three voters have registered
at Klondike
Tonopah needs the resident Dis
trict Judge.
Monday night next closes the reg
istration of voters.
Smoke "Bugle Call Cigars. Union
made. Sold by all dealers.
Col. D. H. Jackson and Benz.
Pearlman left for San Francico Fri
day. They 90 on mining business
VIM. W Sawle, who left here in
June last. got back on Friday even
ing, having made trip to Cornwall.
MIR. ]. p. Brissell, from Sacra-
mento, has come to Tonopah to re
main, whereupon Mr., B. looks con
tent
Johnny Kennedy, of the Chloride,
arrived Thursday night, after SIX
weeks of urban life, i. e.-in San
Francisco.
VIM. Groezinger. the Candelaria
coal baron, is in town, having re
ceived payment on his $50, 900 sale
Of coal lands.
DR.. A. L. Hudgens and H. c. Cut
ting, after several inspections of the
property, have bought the noted
Wilson mine at Pine Grove.
Report from Silver Star district.
Esmeralda county, are to the effect
that the company mines there have
been sold to eastern capitalists,
The Consolidated Esmeralda mining
company. owning the Pamlico and
Lapanta mines near Haw thorne, is
about to commence work on a large
scale.
NJ. T. Coats, a Southern Pacific
conductor with a run on the division
eastward from Reno, and j. \. Nevin,
an engineer of that road, are here
observing things generally
Jas. H. Forman, H. c. Cutting, 5.
d. Forman and r. l.. johns will visit
Gold Mountain tomorrow, for the
purpose of examining propertie,
there in which they are interested.
Chas. f. White, a Philadelphia
expert, has been examining various
properties at Nopah. He ventures
the prediction that there will be ;
thousand men in and about the CAM
by the first of January next.
The Hawthorne Gold mining com
pany will put number of men t
work shortly after election upo
their claims in Hawthorne mining
district The company has splendi
properties in the War Eagle an
Mascot claims, both of which ar
looking fine
Mr.. Charles f. Randall of Sa
Lake is in Tonopah, engaged upo
the preparation of matter for
great holiday mining edition of Il
Tribune. Mr. Randall is an indu
trial writer of note and an eXpel
photographer as well.
The Southern Pacific cutoff
from Browns to Reno is seven mil,
longer than the old road, but Il
gain in time over this stretch is OF
hour and seven minutes. 1t cross
the river seven times. There a
>iXty-seven new steel bridges on Il
rOadbed between Wells and Reno.
Tonapah subscribers to the B
MANIA and to papers delivered
the Bonanza news agency are I
quested to notify this Office in case
any errors or failure of delivery.
such occur, it is on account of t
fact that new carrier has been el
ployed and possibly has not yet qui
caught on.
Constable Thos Harvey desires t
DoNANLN W CpHttdutCb tiIJld ulC al
report that has gained circulate
abroad that he had removed his OF
cial badge for the purpose of engagl
in personal encounter. Mr.. Ha
ney never did anything of the kin
the act referred to was that of {
officer Sullivan.
Thursday last the whistle at t
new steam hoist of the Ohio Tonop
sounded long Salute-a businet
like notification to the public that
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