Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-05-02
LOCAL LACoNttS.
Read New To-day"

T. L. Oddie left yesterday for a
short visit to the county seat.
w. NJ. Wyncoop returned Wednes-
day from an extended eastern trip.
Where is D. W. Thoms, miner2
His brother at Seattle, wants him.
Harry Clark, in the Original Pack
age, throws out wet goods of finest
grades.
WANTED-A woman to do wash
ing for one or two families. Inquire
at this Office.
RI. Culverwell left Tuesday morn
ing.for a several days business trip
to San Francisco.
J. f. Condor returned Thursday
evening from a several weeks trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. j. H. Dockweiler left on
Wednesday evenings stage for San
Francisco on a visit.
Dick Davis of the firm Of Lothrop
& Davis was at last accounts visiting
friends at St. Joe, Mo.
Editor Booth and H c. Brougher
returned this morning from week $
sojourn in Owens Valley.
George C'Bar') Francis has been
appointed deputy sheriff and also
deputy constable for Tonopah. Good.
George 7. Heusel Of Philadelphia,
a large owner in the Molly group Of
claims, was an arrival on Sunday S
stage.
George A. Bartlett left Sunday for
Eureka to attend the session of the
District court. He will be absent
about ten days.
Miss L. Barlow Of Carson and Miss
Stella McLareu of Bishop, who have
been visiting NJ McCuish, returned
home Tuesday morning.
Albert CorkhilI, engineer at the
Mizpah- Extension, goes TO Valleys
hot springs near Genoa on account Of
an attack of rheumatism.
San Francisco parties are carrying
on negotiations with local lumber
dealers with a view of erecting a
Hannah bath building in Tonopah,
S. B. Slight, Hall, Luhrs q Co. S
agent and salesman, will be in Tono-
pah next week, to receive orders for
the celebrated goods handled by that
firm.
J. G. GLADDEN. and Richard Colburn
left Monday with complete outfit
for the Silver Peak country, where
they will establish camp and do some
extensive prospecting.
Ira Fancher, a contractor Of San
Francisco, arrived in Tonopah last
week, and will have charge of the
theater building for the Tonopah
Amusement company.
William Ivir has brought suit in
the Justice court against Wallace
McNeal for $l35 95, money loaned
and hoard furnished The case is up
for adjudication to-day.
w. A. Mccarthy and William Cor
tunn, charged with discharging fire
arms within the city limits, were be-
fore Justice Lindsay this week, and
fined 500 each for INDUCING in that
practice.
l.. O. Ray left Tuesday morning
for Denver, Colo, on business con
nected with the Ray & O'Brien mine
Before returning to Tonopah he will
visit Butte, San Francisco and other
western cities.
The pressure is becoming so great
on the electric light plant that the
management is figuring on doubling
its capacity. The plant now fur
nishes about 200 lights in the town
and the demand is daily increasing.
Charles E. Knox, president, and
K. F. Dunlap, secretary, of the Mon
tana Tonopah company, left San
Diego yesterday for Tonopah, and
are expected here Monday night
Mrs. Knox will accompany her hus-
band on his visit.
f. McFaddin has returned from a
visit to Bishop. He looks as much
refreshed as an alfalfa field in full
bloom, and appears to be convinced
that the Owens river region is about
as good a country as nature ever
provided anywhere,
S. X. Bradford returned Thursday
from three months visit to Califor-
MIA During his absence he expert
enced a severe sick spell, and, in
fact, has not yet fully recovered, but
Nevada's bracing mountain climate
will soon bring him around all right