Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-07-02

roses. Mrs. r. Gibbons; silver soup
tureen, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Malatesta;
silver fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Wilson; oxidized silver candelabra,
John C. Weir, New York; silver bon
bon set, Mr.. Dunlap; silver cocoa
set, B. NJ. Pearlman; n dozen silver
coffee 81 oons, Mr.. and Mrs. Blakes-
lee; Dresden attomizer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prouty; cut glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. L. Patrick; silver cake basket,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brissell; cut glass
bowl, Forman Bros. and Mr.. Eisen;
china cream and sugar set, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Lenord, Salt Lake; silver
tea spoons, Miss Hattie Donaldson;
silver berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Alderman; silver pudding dish, j.
Ahern and family; silver pie receiver,
NJ. p. Booth; silver chatting dish, A.
w. Briggs; cut glass plate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stevens; cut glass olive
dish, Raymond Frisbie; silver fish
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Key Pittman; sill
yer fruit bowl, Frank Golden; orange
bowl, Mrs. H. Knight: silver tray,
Bernice Raggio; cut glass water
bottle, j. A. Joseph; silver gravy
ladle, Uri B. Curtis and sister; cut
glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Healy,
San Jose; silver soup ladle, Miss
Alice Fernandez; cut glass water set,
John G. Lynch; silver cream and
sugar set, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Clark,
Phoebe; silver ice bowl, Mr.. and Mrs,
Croker; silver berry ladle, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Brown; china cake plate,
; Miss Goldsmith, Salt Lake, Utah;
silver cake stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Neuman; cut glass wine bottle, DR..
and Mrs. Hammond; silver syrup
pitcher, A. Green; China and silver
cracker jar, Mr.. and Mrs. E, Knapp;
silver fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p, Constable, Cakiand; silver butter
= spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Stock
pearl handle carving set, Mr.. Sol
lender and daughter; silver napkin
rings, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Johnson, Del
amar; cut glass perfume bottle, Mr.
and Mrs. Heasly; cut glass bowl, Ny
County Mercantile Co.; clock ant
candelabra, Chas. Blumenthal; silve
champagne cooler tray and six Gu
glasses, NJ. 7. Lynch; cut glass celer.
tray, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler; silve
=, cream jar, MIR. and Mrs. Pomroy
silver toothpick holder, Mrs. K
Alphin and daughter; cut glass frui
bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stenson; silve
meat fork, Messrs. Weir and Whit
) more; silver gravy boat, Mr.. an
Mrs. G. Bartlett; silver cigar holder
=, Edward Roberts; cut glass vas,
:, Miss Eva Roach; cut glass clare
~ pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil McGrat
> and Miss j. Roberts, Hawthorne; CT
glass card receiver, Miss Mabel Do
. aldson; silver salad set, Miss \
Kennedy and family, Oakland; silvI
fish set, Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Edward
point lace center piece, Mrs. j. '
Briggs; sofa pillow, Mrs. Donaldso
handmade center piece, Mrs. Georg
Foulks, Salt Lake; point lace cent
piece, Miss Mercy and Gertrude (
wards; embroidered center pieC
=, Miss Anna Ryan, Ogden; table squa
IN v%iolets, Mrs. Coykendle; cut gla
bowl with mirror stand, Mess
y Elliott and Donnellan; Morris Oh;
in green velvet, DR.. Piper; n doz
fancy silver spoons, Mrs. d. Arc
ambault and family, San Jose; silv
pie knife, Miss Healy, Ogoen; 81
pillow point lace cover, Miss Mart
Aim, Salt Lake; velvet rug, Mar
& Co.; box of flowers, Wood, Cur
49, & Co., Sacramento; drawn VIC
table square, Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
Stewart; point lace and embroidei
piece, Miss Sadie and M. Gibbo
point lace handkerchief, Mrs.
~ Sinclair; cut glass wine bottle, B
Sinclair. An immense piece Of
from the Reveille mine sent by Oh
Morris and Malcolm Mcdonald oc
~. pied the center of the table.
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