Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-05-16
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.

f.. A. Montgomery ard wife are in
Tonopah.
j. T. Lothrop has gone to Dayton
on business
August Allen and Glen Morgan
are in San Francisco.
E. L. Minis has been appointed
notary public for Nye county.
Carl Stoddard and ]. A. Schumacher
HAYS returned from Cloverdale.
Harry Stimler and wife and VIM.
Marsh are in from Grandpa district.
Constable Hickey left this morn
ing with two prisoners for Belmont
jail.
The firm of Culverwell & Elliott,
stock and mining brokers, has been
dissolved.
H. H. Brown, the attorney, has
just received his commission as no
tary public for Nye county,
The new steel hoist building at the
Siebert shaft is nearing completion.
1t is the finest in the state.
If you want either of the two
drays leave orders at Tonopan Lum-
Der Co. or W. f. & Co. s office.
j. C. Thomas, of Gunter & Thomas,
accompanied by his bride, nee Shir-
ley, arrived from Bishop Thursday.
Through an oversight we failed to
chronicle the birth of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn; the
little stranger arrived on April 26
Cadet Taylor of Omaha aud his
brother H. L. Taylor of Kankakee,
ILL.,, former newspaper publishers,
are in Tonopah examining mines.
Mrs. F. A. Urban, wife of Secre-
tary P. A. Urban, of the Tonopah-
Gold Ledge Mining Co, arrived from
Oakland, Cal, Thursday evening.
The site for the new city jail has
been selected in the red light district
by Commissioner Egan and District
Attorney Richards. Work on the
same will soon commence.
W. B. Sollender, accompanied by
his mother, has gone to Long Beach,
California, whe he intends to build
residence and present it to his par
ent.
Johnny O'Donohue, secretary of
Con. Virginia M. Co., and Roy Barry,
livery man OF Virginia City, are
here and are enthusiastic over the
richness of the camp.
The Turner House, on Mineral av-
enue, has been sold to Mr.. Swasey of
Mason valley. After a thorough
renovation, the new proprietor will
continue it as frst-class lodging
house.
Senator VIM. Pitt of Humboldt
county, returned to Lovelock Mon
day. The senator made many ad-
miring friends while in Tonopah.
He holds stock in all of our principal
producing mines.
The Tonopah brewery received 100
beer kegs this week and are now
ready for business, and will com
mence delivering their home made
brew in Tonopah and surrounding
camps during the coming week.
Superintendent f. J. Siebert is in
San Francisco consulting an oculist,
his eyes having troubled him consid-
cradle of late. He has perchased
Winton Touring Car Automobile of
9Th. p. The horseless carriage will
arrive inside of three weeks.
Don McNichol, the genial represen-
tative of Lane & Connolly the we'll
known cigar manufacturers of San
Francisco, is in Tonopah taking ord
ers from old customers and making
many new patrons for his house.
The fire alarm this afternoon was
for defective stovepipe in the shoe
shop adjoining the Miners Exchange
hall. The wind was blowing huri
cane, but the FIRE laddies of No.
engine put out the flames before
they did any damage.
Miss Elva Patterson, one of the
teachers in our public school, has
been confined to her bed during the
week with lagrippe, but is much bet
ter to-day. During Miss Patterson's
illness Mrs. Hank Knight has been
teaching in her stead, for which the
trustees are very thankful.