Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28
TuNopAit TRtFFICS.


At least 10000 people will visit
Tonopah this year
Ladies visiting cards, neatest and
latest styles, at BONANZA job Office
Our new line of sterling and silver.
ware Just received FRANK GOLDEN
C. D. Ziegler, Of Lovelock, is in |
Tonopah representing a Chicago
tailoring firm.
The Miners Drug Store has on
sale burnt cork for the Elks Coon
Ball on the 10Th of April. Ct
T. R. Hofer, of Carson, is in Tono-
pah, interviewing our property own
ers in regard to insurance.
W. D. Michigan offers the most
complete stock of wallpaper in the
city. Call and make your selections.
A knight of the razor known as
Bob" is late and valuable addi-
ton to the Douglass Il Perrine estab-
lishment.
Gentlemen should make a careful
note of Kramer's new "ad. " this
week and then inspect his stock, in
the Golden block.
The Tonopah medical fraternity
will note the advertisement elsewhere
inviting proposals for attendance
upon INDECENT sick.
The Union Cash Store, on upper
Main street is closing out all canned
goods at cost, for cash. Object,
clearance. MCGoNAGILL.
Painting and granting in all va
riety of style and finish. For the
best and finest work call on W. d.
Nelligan.
Under its new proprietorship the
old established Chloride restaurant
is attracting long line of contented
patrons.
Drop in and see Lu Burton and
Johnny White, next north of the
Miners Exchange, and get THE
Best of 1t. s."
C. p. Kirk, at his shop on Main
stredt adjoining the white 5" build
ing, is ready for any amount of work
with sheet metal of all kinds.
Charles Newman is soon to open a
saloon on the ground floor of the Russ
House, San Francisco, called 'The
Tonopah. "
Eyes examined free by graduate
optican, at Golden's jewelry store
Special attention is given to the &C
curate and comfortable fitting of
frames. b
Just received by the Golden Jew
elry Co, a select assortment of fine
diamonds, loose and mounted, rang
ing in size from TX to 3k, and the
prices are right. b
The Reception, " tho popular bar
room and billiard hall owned ond CON
Quoted by S. p. Santos, is an es-
Enlistment that you will like to pat
ronize after visit thereto.
Walter Coburn has secured the po-
sition of head clerk in the new gro
Gerry store of Speaker & Miller.
Mr. Coburn has had considerable ex-
perience in this line of business.
Assessor Cushing gives this week
the customary legal notice that the
tax upon the proceeds of mines, as
assessed for the quarter ending De
cember 80, became delinquent March
9th
You will not discover that you
are wasting much money in buying
your provisions till you get the big
Catalog of Feldhusen & Co., sol, 803
805, 807 L Street, Sacramento. It's
a hummer, Write for it to-day. y
Frank & Mcdonald, of the Royal
restaurant, present their business
card this week. Their location is on
upper Main street, in the Huffman
building, and they invite a trial of
their tables and fare, which will be
found good.
Everyone should read the new ad.
of Hall, Luhrs & Co. on the first
pace, This firm handle the leading
brands to-day on the Pacific coast.
If you will call for the "Our Taste"
goods you will forever afterwards
purchase them.
The Western Ore Purchasing com
pany of Reno should be given an OPP
portunity to bid on ores before con
signment to outsiders. The mana
ger, Chas Snyder, solicits CORES
pondence with mine-owners and ship
pers, and offer highest prices.
The new Miners drug store, in the
Cutting building, is well worth visit
OF inspection. The Forman brothers,
proprietors, have spared no expense
in its fitting, stock and appurten-
ances, in all of which is displayed
excellent judgment and taste.