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

j. G. Cutting returned to Tonopah
Thursday evening.
Robert ONeal, a prominent lawyer
Of Bishop, died last week.
For mining location notices call at
the BONANZA news stand.
Sinking on the Cash Boy will be
commenced the LIST of May.
f. D. Wolverton, the photogra-
pher, has returned from Bishop.
The Salt Lake Company operating
at Pactolus is extracting very rich
ore.
f. A. Urban, secretary of the To-
nopah Gold Ledge Mining Co., is in
Tonopah.
j. B. Dehafontaine has purchased
half interest in the Tonopah Club
restaurant.
The Tonopah public school will
close for the summer vacation some
time in June.
Frank Dunn, superin tendent of the
Indiana Tonopah, returned from Haw-
thorne Tuesday.
Harry King is confined to his home
in Austin suffering from severe at
tack of erysipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Stewart will
erect a nine-room residence on Uni
versity Heights.
The bullion tax of Tonopah for the
last quarter will add about 81, 900 to
the county treasury.
Phil Blume met with fall the 9th
err morning, whereby he is now laid
up with a broken leg.
]. w. Travers, well known writer
and mining man, arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
A complete line of Roger & Gallet
imported perfumes and soaps at
Townley Bros, the leading druggists.
Kenneth Donnellan is no longer
secretary of the Exchange; his sue
cessor will be elected in day or two
Bert. Holbrook, a well-known
stage driver, has been engaged to
flrive one of the four Tonopah stage
teams.
At the Chloride restaurant to-mor-
row there will be special music dur
ing dinner hours, from 43O to 8
O'Clock p. m.
In its Establishment of bright paint
and perfect cleanliness the Midway
hosting machinery is the pretties,
on the plains.
]. F. Dirlam of Clyde, Ohio, ar
rived on yesterdays stage. Mr..
Diram is cousin of Clyde Jackson
and comes to Tonopah to reside per
manently.
p. Forzani, a capitalist of San
Francisco who is already interested
in several Tonopah properties, is
here looking for more good claims.
]. w. Murphy set out on Wednes.
day last for the Ida country, to ex-
anime and report upon some new min
ing properties belonging to John Nc
Sweeney.
Advertisement of the Nevada Art
and Decorative company will be
noted elsewhere. A more complete
mention of their new establishment
will be given next week.
Mrs. L. M. Bertrand presented hei
husband, w. H. Bertrand, with II
pound baby boy on April goth. Both
mother and child are doing well and
Bert now owns the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Duncan are
in from Atwood. They are enthusi
astic over the mineral showing of the
new camp Mr.. Duncan will return
to that point and begin mining ore
for shipment.
The Golden Anchor Company has
started out a searcher" in person.
on hunt after the boiler, engine
and machinery which is to constitute
the companys hosting plant. A
massive lot of freight to lose but the
railroads have somehow managed tc
do so.
Mrs. Geo. w. Cowing and brother,
Joseph Reppingham, arrived from
Carson Monday evening, Mrs. Cow
ing is the wife of Assistant Cashier
Cowing of the State Bank and Trust
Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowing
will occupy one of the cottages op
posite the Tonopah Lumber Co
building.