Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
LOCAL LACONICS.



Miss Halle Summerfeld arrived
from Hawth orue last evening
A column Of mining news is
crowded out of this issue on account
of lack of space.
J. p. Willis, of Kansas City, is a
late arrival. He has accepted a po-
sition with the Montana Tonopah Co
Sinking on the Cash Boy has
begun. The shaft will go to the 500
before exploration work commences.
L. L. Patrick left for Carson City
and San Francisco Wednesday night,
to attend to some important mining
matters.
The Mob Hill mansion of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Stewart is about com
pleted and will be occupied by them
in few days.
The sum of $24, Ala has been set
aside by the commissioner of the
general land Office at Washington
for irrigation work in Nevada
You are not keeping up with times
in case Of of failure to carefully note
the weekly announcements of Lo-
throp & Davis, in their advertise
ments.
Jas. L. Butler, whose lately ac-
quired interests in lnyo have been
occupying his attention of late, on
yesterday returned to Tonopah, via
Silver Peak.
Frank Golden was among the arri.
walls on Wednesday evenings stage.
Mr.. Golden will attend the district
court as a witness in the State VS.
Maxwell case.
Tenants of the State Bank & Trust
company's holdings on corner of Main
street and Brougher avenue have
been notified to vacate by the 10Th
instant. This accords with the plan
of erecting granite building on the
site.
Jack Myles, one of the pioneers OF
Tonopah and the man who bel ped to
build the monuments for Jim Butler
on the Mizpah claims, can be found
in charge OF the books at Mcdonald
& McGary's corral.
General Manager Dopp, of the
New York TonOpah, left for gen
eral visit to eastern centers on Tues
day evening. He will consult with
company stockholders in Salt Lake,
Chicago, New York and Boston.
Murdoch M'Cuish has returned
from Owens valley, from whence he
brought over a number of good driv,
ing and saddle horses, which are ad
ded TO his livery establishment. Note
new advertisement elsewhere.
Since Saturday last the number Of
stamps Cancelled at Butler postofiice
has increased forty seven and one
half per cent. This is due to the
letter published in the BONANZA from
a Denver lady of "even tempera
ture.
Judge Clay Peters has returned tC
active scenes in Tonopah, after al
extended trip to South America
The chances are that, in connection
with his varied and important inter
ests here, North America suits the
Judge the best.
The candy and soda water depart
ment of Lothrop & Davis has been
removed to the upper story of then
building, where it is fitted up more
gorgeously than ever. For nice
cool and refreshing drink call OF
Lothrop & Davis.
Mr.. T. j. Fitzgerald, editor of the
Mining and Engineering Review, Sar
Francisco, is welcome visitor il
Tonopah. His paper has always
been very fair and favorable expo
nent of this district, which distinc
ton will undoubtedly be more marked
after the editors personal inquiry
and examination.
A few evenings ago two dusky den
liens of the red light district got into
an alteration in which razors fig
ured. They were disarmed anc
scooped in time to prevent blood
she'd When brought before Judge
Lindsay both were so Supplied with
liquor as to be unable to file com
plants, whereupon his honor ad
ministered lecture and forcibly ad
hised their immediate departure
vence.
Some Good Gold Ore.