Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-01-10
LOCAL CONCENTRATES

street
J c, Humphrey is in from T L. oddies' stock
ranch
J. C. GLADDEN. and C. V. Gilmore Of Salt Lake |
are at the Palace
Thos Colehan departed on Wednesday last.
bound for New York.
J. r. Stevens wife and daughter have returned
10 Tonopah TO reside
+. r. Kluge of Minneapolis Mimi, is employed
at Lothrop 4 Davis store.
OH heaters closing out at cost. Union Cash
Store upper Main street. t
Tonopah will be the QUILTING point this sea on
for many prospectors.
James Morris, a well.known Remote is reg
istered at the Valley View
Mrs NJ Homshaw left fer California last
week, on account Of Ill health
Work on H. C. Cuttings twostory building
will commence In day or two.
Mrs W. j. o'Neil will leave on Thursday for
visit 10 relatives in California.
Saylor & Logan are having handsome new
front placed on the Eagle saloon.
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will leave for San Francisco Monday morning.
Mrs. Alex Mckay arrived in Tonopah Wednes,
day to visit the family of her son, VIM Mckay.
The United Transport alton Stage Company's
coach came in ahead Of the mail stage Monday
night.
The Golden Jewery Company have received
two glass show cases eight feet high and three
feet wide
Chas Witteuberg returned to Tonopah on
Wednesday last, after spending the holidays at
his home in Eureka.
In a week or two the whistle at the West End,
in the middle of town, will be regular and
tffectual awakener.
! We have a few remnants OF clothing on hand
all good goods. Make us an offer, If you can
find anything that suits you.
The three.inch cables Of the new works at the
Mcnamara shaft are in due time destined to
raise ore from the lO00.level,
| The Tonopah school trustees have just
! iquidated debts on the school house, furniture,
salaries, etc, TO the amount of nearly 5000.
II you are not already one, become at once a
subscriber TO the BONANZA This paper is going
to reach the a0O mark circulation by April list.
Mrs James Breen Of the Palace Hotel who
has been visiting relatives in San Francisco for
the past fortnight returned to Tonopah Wednes-
day.
BONANZA job presses are running on official
stationery for Nye county officers 1t Is mat
ter of congratulation that the rubber stamp
era has passed.
George Cowing arrived from Carson City Wed.
nesday evening, to become assistant cashier for
the State Bank and Trust Co. What is Carson's
loss is Tonopahs gain.
The new time card OF the C. & C. X does
not quicken our mail service The train arrives
in SodaviIle in the evening, but the stages dc
not leave there until the next morning.
Doc O'Toole, Carl Young ana Ed. Hummel, all
of Tonopah, are doing politics to secure the ap
pontment as sergeant-atarms OF the senate
and assembly, 10 which positions they aspire.
In the Mining and Scientific Press January
18th will appear stamp Milling of Gold Ores "
by Dana Harmon, the latest and greatest on
that important subject, by competent authority
The clerks OF Lothrop & Davis store will
meet Sunday evening to organize the first
volunteer fire depart nent in Tonopah The
boys are deserving of praise.
LOTHHOP & DAVIS.
B NJ Blythe, president OF the Tonopah and
California Mining Company isht re taking peer
at the rich ore recently struck in the shaft OF
that company and which proves to be ledge
matter forty feet wide.
Mrs. Ora Whiting, wife OF the popular Nucleus
Hotel landlord, presented her liege lord with d
big healthy baby boy born on January 18th. We
say. good boy Ora and may the start just made
be increased by several more.
Monroe Miller, we'll known in this section and
a pioneer of Tonopah, died OF pneumonia al
Hawthorne Friday morning Monroe Miller was
an honorable man in all his walks of life
deeply loved by all who knew him and his sud
den dea tn brings sorrow to his wife, children
| aud relatives
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