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

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Judge Kenneth NJ. Jackson is still !
lingering in San Francisco.
Dr. A. L. Hudgens came up from
tide water Tuesday evening.
Tom Lynch will leave shortly for
Salt Lake city and the east.
The banks are closed to-day--Me-
mortal day and legal holiday.
Clyde Jackson has opened up office
at 308 Pine street, San Francisco.
The BONANZA Candy Kitchen re-
ceives fresh candies twice a week.
j. l.. Butler Tour JIM is expected
to arrive in Tonopah in few days.
For the finest and freshest candies
in town, call at BONANZA Candy
Kitchen.
District Attorney Richards leaves
tomorrow for Belmont on official
business.
Pools are sold at the Butler saloon
on all the tistic engagements on the
Pacific doast.
A. E. Cbanet, prominent mining
man of Republic, Washington, is
here examining mines.
George A. Bartlett left Wednes-
day for Eureka to attend court He
will be absent two weeks.
Mrs. Thos. Callow, formerly of
Mono Lake and Big Pine, Cal, died
in San Francisco last Wednesday.
Bring your job work to the Bo-
MANIA Office. Large stock of sta
tionery and new type to select from.
Tom Kendall, who was severely
bitten by dog several weeks ago, is
now able to be about the streets
again.
The postoffie, banks and a goodly
number of other business houses
were closed this afternoon, this being
a legal holiday.
Joe Davidson, representing the
Sacramento firm of A. S. Hopkins "
Co.. has been in town several days
calling on customers.
Victor Barnd, manager for the
Typo Mining and Reduction Works at
Typo, is in town in connection with
business for his company
f. F. Marchant, the oldest travel
ing salesman on the coast, came in on
Thursday. He has been on the road
continuously for thirty-fve years.
A couple OF wedding will occur in a
short time. Tonopah seems to be
lovers paradise. Ladies desiring
husbands should come to Tonopah.
Mrs. Bolton, who is gratefully re.
membered by many of the sick ones
during troublous times in Tonopah,
left for San Francisco on Thursday
last.
Dave COIN returned Tuesday from
Atwood, where he had been looking al
the properties in which he is inter
ested He speaks very hopefully oil
promising condition of the new camp
The Bonanza News Stand, in the
Postotfice building, will in a few days
be opeLed with a full line of station
cry, newspapers and periodicals, to-
gether with line of tirst,class cigars
and tobaccos.
James H. Forman, j. r. Dutfielc
} and r. l.. Johns have gone to Monte
yuma district on prospecting trip.
This old mining camp is coming t
the front rapidly and already "A mum
Der of relocat tons have been made.
The Butler saloon has been remod
eled and papered and painted
throughout, making it one of the
neatest resorts in Nevada. Cole 4
Elliott invite all of their friends tC
call and they will do the rest.
George Wingfeld, Jack Henuessl
and Billy Booth have a valuable
group of claims at Grandpa, the new
gold district. Booker Il Bradford
have surveyed their group, also sew
enteen claims for the Grandpa NJ. Co
Mr. and Mrs. Burlington Of Chi
cage, were arrivals in Tonopah this
week. Mr.. Burlington is an enthu.
siast on mining, and since his arrival
here kept busy inspecting the mines
of Tonopah and surrounding country
1t is said to be definitely settled
that the California Iron and Stee
company will build a smelter at Los
Angeles. I h e capacity of the
smelter is to be one hundred tons pei
dav. and it is to be completed ii
about 60 days. 1t will utilize oil.
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