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

A. +. White, the mining operator
of Silver Peak is in town.
The BONANZA Office is turning out
fine job printing these days.
Mr.. Jonghin, of Simons & Jonghin,
left Tor Bishop this morning.
Sheriff Gushing is around collecting
licenses for the present year.
H. G. Cuttings new building on,
Main street is well under way.
T.. j. Roberts has returned to the
State University to resume studies.
District Attorney Richards has
gone to Belmont, on official business.
Colonel James Breen, of the Palace
hotel, who has been quite sick, is on
the mend.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sherwell of
Virginia City, now occupy their new
cottage.
A Michigan man who advertised
for wife received nineteen replies
from husbands Offering him theirs.
Kenneth Donnellan has recovered
sufficiently TO be about the Stock
Exchange for while or two at a
time.
And still the BONANZA circulation
grows. 1t now requires an express
wagon to haul the mail to the post
Office.
DR.. A. l.. Hudgen's had the mis-
fortune to lose his booded driving
mare on Wednesday. The animal
dropped dead.
! All orders for brass signs for Off
cials or raised enamel letters for
windows, will be promptly attended
to by Michigan. "a
w. A. Foulks, of the firm of A. j.
Condor & Co, mining brokers, ar
rived on Friday last and will remain
here in business.
Wesley Warren who has been con
fined to his bed with typhoid pneumo-
MIA for the past week is reported
Q somewhat better.
The Tonopah Volunteer Fire Co
has large gong or bell for sale. II
is the kind used by mining companies
! in engine rooms.
The Robinson miners union gives
4 notice that it is in no way response
d BILE for the trouble at the keystone
i. mine on January 9Th.
/ County Clerk Enger is confined t.
e his bed with erysipelas. He has beef
quite sick during the past week, blu
:. is now on the improve
+; The mining litigation, Salt LAX
=, NJ. Co, VS.. Tonopah NJ. Co., still oc
: cupies the attention of the Unite'
!. States Court at Carson.
n Thomas Warbnrton, exCounty Re
T. corder, arrived from Belmont, las
evening. Mr. Warburton thinks o
} engaging in business in Tonopah.
m The Boston Tonopah shaft ha
N gained 80 feet in depth while th
ID management is waiting the arrival {
hoist that is now on the road
James Court and brother Charles
of Klondike, left Tonopah this wee
IS for the Southern country on pros
to pecting trip. Success to the boys.
= Thomas Robertson, of the Ba
III State mine, White Pine county, an
= John Ericsson, of Eureka, have bee
~ visiting Tonopah during the pas
le week.
re AL Smith, the standby photogra
ii pher, has completed some new Tone
+, pah views which are perfect. Th
Of BONANZA returns thanks for copie
n of the same.
+ Constable Hickey leaves Sunday
for Belmont, with prisoner c. N
d Maxwell, who was sentenced
N ninety days in the county jail TO
Is petit larceny.
Of Miss L. X. Malcolm, the lady mil
rt ing operator, has returned from 81
yer Peak. 1t is said. Miss Malcol
has become interested in Silver Pea
mining property.
of Michigan the painter employees non
he but tirst-class workmen in their n
lg spective branches Only gentleme
vi and masters of the art sent TO in
is prove your homes. a
y james O'Brien, former forema
re of the Jumper mine, Stent, Cal, al
nc rived from San Francisco, Wedne'
y, day last, and is now employed {
ne engineer at the Mizpah Extension
he A. J. Condor, Tonopah's younge'
no mining broker and promoter, r
tb;. T,acIau ovapip,