Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-01-17
local CONCENTRATES.


George Greenwaldt returned from
Sacramento, last evening.
Mrs. John Burke arrived from Cal
ifornia, Wednesday evening.
The State of Nevada is looking to
large increase.of population for 1903.
The next strike of Importance in
the camp is looked for in the North
Star.
Three taps of the fire bell is to call
the fire laddies out or to regular
meeting
b. r. Edwards is on this branch of
his mercantile business, from Candle
laria.
Nye county gets an apportionment
of 81, 140 A school money from the
state, having a school census of 2S2
This is the time of the year to
prospect the Southern desert coun-
try. Water can be had in all sec
tons.
The fire laddies who run wild der
merchine' will have practice run
every few days and all must answer
roll call
+ Kenneth Donnellan, secretary Of
the Tonopah Stock Exchange, is now
able TO be about and will soon be at
his desk.
Cal. Brougher has returned from
San Francisco and Carson, and is
getting busy with his many Tonopah
interests.
Sinclair a. O'Brien have about com
pleted large grain and hay ware
house near the extreme lower end
of town.
Mrs. Addie Allen has recovered
from her recent Illness and has re-
stunned the business OF barber and
| hairdreSser.
A. J. Wilson, who threatened the
| life OF J. f. Williams has been placed
under bonds in the sum OF 5000 to
keep the peace.
1t is expected that several stocks
will open strong on the Board al
Mondays session, andmany thousand
shares change hands.
Sheriff ]. G. Gushing returned
from Carson Thursday, where he hao
been attending the meeting of the
State Board OF Assessors.
The twenty first session of the
state legislature begins next Mon
day. We congratulate all those no
compelled to be in attendance.
Don t forget the masquerade bal
to be given by the Fire Department
on the 18th of February. Every
body in town will buy ticket.
w. C. Watson, having brought tn,
Tonopah electric light plant to a sue
sessful operation, has returned for
time to his home in San Francisco.
Superintendent Al Stock, of Soda
vile, is in charge of the mines u
Gold Mountain, attending to tn
work lately conducted by Fran
ShOm.
In the action of Mckenzie VS. Cor
bett. held at Reno last week befor
Judge Curler, resulted in hun
Jury. Another trial will begin Fet
ruary 10Th.
: Prof. Towards dancing school
, deserving of the good attendant
which it is receiving To become
good dancer is an Accomplishment
worth while,
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cushman wi
leave for the Paymaster mine in
day or so. Mrs Cushman will n
+ doubt be the first lady to set foot
, the new camp.
e Don McNickol, the popular ciga
= drummer, representing the wei
2 known house of Lane x Connolly, wa
d in our city this week interviewing hi
many customers.
+. II. McNamee, administrator {
n the estate Of VIM. Powell, has con
g menced suit in the justice coul
t against John Jsackson to recove
IS $40 on q promissory note.
Cal Brougher and ]. p. Henesse
purchased 5000 shares of Montan;
J. Tonopah last evening at 80 cent
J, The stock to-day is worth 50 and il
d side of week will be selling for 81
a share.
Uri b. Curtis is expected durir
Ut the week, after his well-earned vac
Z ton. Mr. Curtis represents hea'
eastern mining investors, and W
doubtless become identified with son
eastern operations.
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