Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-13
LOCAL LACoNICs.

ing after his mining interests.
Dick McKewen Of Candelaria was
a visitor to Tonopah this week.
L. J. Waidman has sold his inter.
est in the bowling alley 10 Logan &
Saylor.
c. X. Jarvis, of Lothrop & Davis,
left for San Francisco yesterday on
vacation.
Logan & Saylor's new shade trees
appear to be a sort of citrus cotton
wood variety.
Strawberries, cherries, raspber-
DIES and blackberries at the Post
Office news stand.
E. L. Minis has taken an Office in
the postoffice building. Note his ad
in another column
E. A. Ralston, a noted mining ex-
pert, is here from the east examining
several properties.
Jno. F. Bowler, Mrs. Geo. Keough
and Miss Inez Keough, of Reese River,
are visiting friends in Tonopah.
Thos. H. Wolfe, of San Francisco,
assistant manager of Equitable Life
Assurance Society is in Tonopah.
Great preparations are being made
for the Hard Times" social on Mon
day evening next. Admission 80 cts.
Happy Hooligan and the Katzen-
TANNER kids came in on Tuesday S
stage and hung up at the Postoffice
news stand.
Henry Kind came in from Eureka
a few days ago and intends to per-
manently reside here. Mrs. Kind
will shortly follow.
Attorney c. F. Reynolds, formerly
of this state but of late years resi-
dent of San Francisco, has opened a
law Office in Tonopah.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will, for the summer season, meet at
/ p. m. and the Young Peoples
meeting at 1880 p. m.
c. HI. Elliott was suddenly called
away by telegram from San
Francisco, announcing the serious
illness of Mrs. Elliott.
Copious showers of rain fell OF
Wednesday afternoon and evening
laying the dust and otherwise i'm
proving the atmosphere.
On the 11th instant son was borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Miller The
Miller & Speaker store is the scene
of many friendly congratulations.
]. R. Dufield, c. c. of Mizpal
Lodge, No rs, X. of P, has gone t.
Reno as delegate to the present ses
sion of the Nevada grand lodge o
the order.
The Miszpah restaurant was thi
morning attacked by Ed. Wheece fol
$46 1t is rumored that c. G. Wells,
the proprietor, has left for parts
unknown.
F. M. Kirk, president of the Ohio
Tonopah Mining company, ana J. +
Coppock, director thereof, both O
Cleveland, Ohio, are here on toul
of inspection,
Miss Martha Hicks has resigned bel
position as principal of the Tonopaf
schools. The trustees will probably
select male principal. Miss Pat
terson will still continue in her posi-
ton as assistant.
An artist of rare talent has shown
wonderful skill with the cOlOre(
crayon at Hank Knights saloon
Drawings on the blackboards repre-
senting the Mizpah hosting work:
and the stage arriving in Tonopal
are very natural and striking.
E. H. Toms who started to wall
from Klondike to Montezuma one day
last December and was caught in
snow storm undoubtedly persisted fol
nothing has been heard of him since
His letters and some photographs
were recently found on the desert.
The citizens of Austin await thu
arrival of the Tonopah papers will
more anxiety than they do the ar
rival of the city papers. Their dis
, appointment on the non arrival o
the Tonopah papers MonJGy evening
may be realized by outsiders. Austin
Reveille.