Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-25
LOCAL CONCENTRATES.

doors.
Johnny O'Keefe, the stage man, is
in town.
Thomas Kendall has improved his
residence.
For window glass, any size, go to
Nelligan's,
A. J. Croker has returned from
tidewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Lotbrop have
gone to Reno.
Charles Adams of the Diebold Safe
company is in town.
W. J Foulkes, the mining broker,
has gone TO San Francisco.
r. B. Davis is expected to return
from Salt Lake in day or two.
Al Stock was a passenger on
Thursday nights outgoing stage.
Fine linen stationery at Townley
Bros, the leading druggists. AIT
See the special sale of leather hand
bags at Golden's jewelry store. b
Adam Chaser is here from Soda
vile and will make Tonopah his home.
At last winter has left us and sum-
mer is here, We have given spring
the go-by.
W. ]. Douglas was passenger on
Thursday nights stage bound for San
! Francisco.
A great many areleaving the coun-
try south of Tonopah to prospect
that region.
Mr.. Geo Money, who has been
quite ill, we are glad to chronicle, is
fast recovering
J. II. Dockweiler and corps Of sur
veyors are at Douglas surveying the
Douglas group of mines.
Special sale of leather hand bags
and chain purses, in all colors, at
Golden's jewelry store. b
c. S. Mccarthy, who has been Wis.
iting his mother in San Francisco for
the past month, has returned to Ton
opah.
Bob Logan and Frank Butler, who
have been 10 San Jose for the past
four months, have returned to Ton
opah.
Attorney r. l.. Johns returned
from Carson Thursday, where he has
been in attendance on the U. S,
court.
Miss Daisy Lothrop of Dayton ar
rived Thursday evening The lady
will act as cashier in Lothrop *
Davis store.
Miss Ella O'Keefe, who has been
visiting friends in Tonopah the past
two weeks, will return to Candelaria
in few days.
If any person doubts the richness
of the big lodges which exist in Tono-
pah they should come here and see
for themselves,
Every married man in Tonopat
who stays out late at nights now has
an excuse since the Mizpah Club
opened its doors.
Casey & Arden of the Merchant
Cafe have fitted up room with cost
ly furniture to be used exclusively for
banquet parties.
Manager T. L. Oddie W. ]. Sin
clair and p. E. O'Brien are examin.
ing the new strike ground eight miles
northeast of Cloverdale.
Steve Ferguson, an old Belmouter,
departed last week for Salt Lake.
He has become almost blind and goes
to be treated by an occulist.
Eyes examined free by graduate
optician at Golden's jewelry store
Special attention is given to the ac.
curate and comfortable fitting Of
frames.
Just received by the Golden Jew.
elry Co, a select assortment of fine
diamonds, loose and mounted, rang.
ing in size from TX to 3k, and the
prices are right, b
H. C. Brougher and W. W. Booth
leave tonight for brief visit to their
water power proposition on upper
Owens river We commend them tc
the clergy of that region.
Daniel O'Brien, brother of our
townsman, James OBrien, arrived
from Sonora Tuesday morning. Mr.
O'Brien is well known mining mar
of the Mother Lode section.
Charles Snyder, of the Western
Ore Purchasing company of Reno
was iu town this week, and while here
purchased considerable outside ore
which will be reduced at the Reno
plant.
George Keough of Reese River
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