Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-05-30
LOCAL LACONICS.

values.
Messrs Lang q Co., on Tuesday
last, received IA large shipment of
laths.
Ernest Clays, with wife and chill
dren, returned to Tonopah Wednes-
day evening.
NJ A. Downey is out $168 as the
aftermath of body snatching cpl
sode in Carson.
]. T. Reed of Lovelock, accom-
panied by Mr., Hood, is here looking
over the situation.
The quartz specimens and nuggets
presented TO President Roosevelt at
Colfax were valued at 81 500
The other day freighters delivered
to the Tonopah company an invoice
of sixteen tons, or 81, 900 pounds OF
candles.
Albert Corkill, who left for Camp
bells hot springs a month ago, has
returned entirely cured Of the rheum-
atism.
The Tonopah Club building has
also been furnished with fine
concrete, artificial stone or continu-
GUS pavement.
Senator Flanagan has secured con
troll of the Nevada Electric Light
and Power company at Reno at a
cost of 5000, 600
The Nye County Mercantile com
pany has received two carloads of
fine blacksmithing coal from the
mines in the state of Virginia.
East side Main street has received
its first improvement in the way Of a
section of concrete pavement, in front
of the Merchants cafe.
c. f. White, a prominent mining
man Of Philadelphia, and president OF
the Tonopah Fraction Extension, is
here examining his property
DR.. A. l.. Hudgens is here viewing
the riches of his great gold property
at Gold Mt. The doctor has ii for
tune in sight in his Milbrae claims.
Our item of last week relative to
the acts OF boy vandals should have
mentioned the Salt Lake shaft house
as the scene, instead of the Gold Hill.
Chas. +. Hudson, of Hudson, Sells
& Co, Salt Lake, and f. H. Lathrop
of the Wolverine NJ Co, Park City,
will arrive in Tonopah in a few days.
William Lloyd, found guilty Of sim
pie assault at Ely, was sentenced TO
pay fine of $3.50 and costs, amount
ing to $40, or Imprisonment for 10
days.
! Mrs. l.. X. Malcolm, the Nome
lady miner, is dangerously ill with
typhoid pneumonia at her residence
in this city. To-day her condition is
improved
The Tonopah branch of the county
hospital is about completed, the car
penter work having been finished
and the paper hangers and painters
being at work.
w. II. Rodda, prominent mining
man, formerly a resident OF Grass
Valley, died on May 9th last at Cal
goorlie, Westralia, where he had
large mining interests.
Superintendent W. G. Madison, OF
the Bodie mine, was in Republic,
Wash, a few days ago arranging
for the shipment of gasoline engine
and blower for his mine
A stockholders meeting of the Belle
of Tonopah company will be held at
San Francisco to-day, for the pur-
pose of authorizing the directors to
sell treasury stock below par.
Mrs. H. NJ. Oddie, mother of Man
ager T. l.. Oddie, and Mrs. f. ]. Sic
bert arrived from Orange, n, j., on
Sunday last. Mrs Oddie will remain
here during the summer.
The Nye County Mercantile Co. S
new show windows contain many OF
the latest inventions of mechanical
tools. together with some attractive
and very rich specimens of ore.
Messrs Pick & Cad, as well as
others, are assured that it is an invi-
olable rule of publishers to decline
place to anonymous communications.
In all cases the name of the writer
must accompany the MS.
Recorder Rice, before leaving for
Belmont last week, purchased one of
Booker & Bradford's wall mining
maps. Mr.. Bertrand, of the Cnur
d 'Alene, exchanged it by giving Mr..
Rice window shade rolled up in a
paper, which the officer carried to
Belmont.
! Hank Smith, the veteran Com
stocker, is at work on the east slope
of Lone Mountain, opening up a
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