Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-17

Judge j. b. Lindsay spent several
days in Goldfield this week.
Eugene Saylor of Peavine, spent
Tuesday in Tonopah, visiting his
many friends.
Phil Blume OF Columbia, spent
few days in Tonopah last week visit
ing old friends.
Grand turkey dinner and straw
berry short cake at the Abbey Grill
tomorrow. Best in town for so
cents. O
M. j. Cooney of Transvaal Settle
ment, Africa, is among the noted
mining men in town this week.
Remember the Merchants Hotel
is headquarters for the leading min
ing men. m
c. w. Hitchcock, a capitalist and
mining man Of Cleveland, Ohio, was a
guest at the Palace this week.
7. j. Breen made flying trip to
Goldtield on Tuesday, to look after
his mining interests at that place.
A. W. Haddock and c. H. Nc
lntosh, two pioneer Yukon stage
drivers are recent arrivals in Tono-
pah.
W. S. Zeler of San Francisco, has
decided to locate in Tonopah and will
20 into business here. He is quite
favorably impressed with the camp.
Mr.. Smith, formerly Of the Tono-
pah Club, has returned from trip
to his old home in Colorado. His
family will join him here in the near
future.
M. p. Booth, special night watch
man for Tonopah, leaves for Valleys
Springs to recuperate. While away
Constable-elect Alex Mckenzie will
officiate in bis stead.
Lowney's candies are always ap.
preciated. We have them in boxes,
plain or fancy, at 35c to $5. so each,
exclusively at the Miners drug store,
Inc, Golden building. d
G. l.. Threkel, a prominent fruit
raiser Of Newcastle, California, ac-
companied by bis son George, spent
several days in Tonopah this week
and left yesterday for Bullfrog.
DR.. j. A. Roberts, who has been a
prominent physician of Smith and
Mason Valley for several years, has
decided TO cast his lot with Tonopah
and has opened an Office on Main
street
Frank r. Horton OF Goldfield,
passed through Tonopah this week
on his way to his old home in Ponca,
| Oklahoma, where he will spend the
holidays.
Dan. c. McRae, who owns nearly
the whole town OF Meadows, Idaho.
is spending few days in Tonopah
and is registered at the Palace. Mr..
McRae has purchased some valuable
mining claims at Goldfeld aud will
proceed to develop them at once.
The Miners drug store, Inc,
Golden building, is the recognized
headquarters for Dolls, Toys and all
other Christmas Goods, also exclu-
sive agents for LowNEY's candies,
and their fancy packages have never
been excelled. d
A. H. Keenan,, who has been
popular and prominent citizen of
Butte, Montana for several years,
arrived here Tuesday evening and
says that hereafter Tonopah will be
his home. He has already made ar
rangements to embark in business
here in connection with Charley Cole
]. p. Vaughn, Benz. Mckee, p.
Burk and l.. G. Escher mining men
from Denver, Colorado, spent few
days in Tonopah this week on their
way to Goldfeld. Mr. Vaughn be-
lieves that fully 10000 people from
Colorado will head this way within
the next six months.
Judge Lyttleton Price, former
Governor of Arizona, but whose pres
ent home is Idaho, Dr. w. E. Ward
partner Of Chas. Nj. Schwab in Tono.
pah and Goldfed mining properties
and James e. Brown and Judge
Painter Of Pittsburg, Penn. were
guests OF DR.. Bowes this week and
he entertained them in his usual
princely manner.
w. j. Douglass, superintendent Of
the Tonopah mill has returned from
a six weeks trip through the country
south Of Goldfield, going as far as
lvanpah on the Santa Fe railroad.
He was accompanied by G. B. Ia
brskie OF New York and Fred Cork
hill OF California. Mr.. Douglass says
that he passed through rich min
eral country and that the hills are
everywhere filed with prospectors.