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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
Mas, dominando aquslla precision tensbrosA,
81 alba &c Ieyanta como una h6meaa rosa

Mas dominando aquslla precision tenebrosA
sl alba &c levanta como una hdneaa rosa
cuyos petslos csen en- una l!uvia de orc.
E poeta apostrofa con 50 clsrin de sonoro
{ 10 oolumna en- march,; 10 Qoe dice, resuena
como ell faio de bronco de una hornalla harto lena.
parecs que les hombros Ilsva am.rrado el visnto
Es el gran luminoso 81 q. gran tenebroso.
La rubiA Primavera lie elige por espcso.
FL Sc acussta con todas lss q ,rss de las cimas;
las e ,res le dan besos para que 81 les de- rimas.
FL sci le dora sl pecho; Dies ls sonrfe-apenas
hay nada mas sublime cue esas sonrsas llsnas
de divnidad que h.cen purgir sobre 10 obscura
silueta de los montes una innenn bancura
sodiscal.- Foris 81 hero de 50 peto y So caco
Ia PacieHeia en- los yunQoes de un ideal DAmasco.
el silencio custodia Ia hoguera donde amaEA
con bronco sombra ell vsrbo que tempk an a brAsa
Rn de que los hombres alcancsn con 50. bocas
90 orsia, enormements ssntsdo entire dos rocas
como an afabIe condor lee essucha; los hombres
Green que sttln 40 mismo nivel. almss, nombres.
cabezu. Los grandss hombres les montifm
as forsoio Que ssmpre eaten de pi6 Eatrafm
son las vocss del antro ID cumbre. La oruga
que ssconde entire las hierbas 50 mperceptble fuga
We al Sguila oDna: seres IN ser monstruoso.
Sguis.s En- cambo sl sgus no We la oruga Hermoso
y divno es ell ci.lo porque es iDditerente
les Dubes que le hacen NAL. FL cielo Ia frente
de Dio', sobre !. etsrna serendad suspense:
cnando se ena de istrosy sombra 90 que Dios pensa
FL cielo Sc repits en- las freDtss radosas.
No imports que elias sean claras, misterosas
formldabes, siempre eapaces del mirtiri0,
lno de Ia infamia Tsnto vale rasgIr an lirio
como m.nchsr un astro; el vieio Cosmos gims
por 10 for Y Ia estrella con IN amor sublime
fetal. lGIve enigma de amorl Esto consilte
en- que Ell gran Ser quere que nipguno s,te triste
Ell dolor eie fuego que exAltA TODD nomhre
tCrsto nrgrie to, bulls; triste, suda como hombre
Es un heftico tino que ignora IL triuteza
Hombresl no escupsiI nunci sobre una gran cAbexi:
no seals manchA cusndo pudikfas ser hsridl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19

americana hA hecho una oferta de 210
dollars para comprar dich M eble.
Ell teclado de la <Olivers sst6
construido de acuerdo con ell princi-
pio de que ell 95 por 100 de Ia escritura
Sc hscs cen las MI dsculas y para Ell
por 100 rettanta es mejor, baio to-
dos nceptoe, h Ger u de las teclas
de Gamble tIu tear triplicar el
ndmero de las e tamafi, /, del te-
clado.
SALvAVIDAS.-Mas de 400 per-
sonan 10 .lamsn las Ptld0ras Anttpa.
l1dicas dol Lcdo. r. Loubriel Cueto,
por haberlas librado de una nuerte
s.gura.
-Por SO centavos sema ales COM
prarl usted un reloj dc ORC de Is q 50
dollars. F. Kehrhahn y c.. San
Francisco %. Tambien vex demos fue.
Cos artificiales.
Sc necesita un taquigrafo para
ingles y espaf1ol y que aepa tenedurfas
de libros. Ofertas con recomend acio.
nes. Bajo P. o. Box 73l.
HOTEL MAY FLOWAR. Cristo
st. 1o. San JaaA, P. 4 "A una esa
dra dc los carros slestricos y prinsi'
pales edihsios del oobisrne. EsDl6n.
dida vista q Ia bahia. Bsfios moder.
nos sanitarios. Eahitssisnes frsscss.
Exquisite somiaa ruertorriquefa y
american q. Prscios modersdos. -EMI-
LILA RAMIREZ, Viuda d. Mssfsrrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
AN u NJ CIO


Departsmento dol Interior. Boreau do
Obras Pdblicas. Ofcina del Sups-
rintsndsnte do Obras Pdblicas.
San Juan, P. R., Julio 10 1905.
Proposiciones On plisgos csrra-
dos para IL adiudicacl6n en- pdbli
ca subasta de las obrss de construc-
i6n dc ls Carcel del Distrito de Are
cibo, se admitirAp On ssta OfcinA has
ia las 10 =. m del dia 20 DO Ag 1sto de
1905 en- que 20 abriran uihlcamenss.
Ell prssupussto de las ohras sacien
dc s s34 $500.
Tudos los datos necesarios 30 da-
ran On .. ia ofcina donde 90 sncuertran
de m manihs todos los documsntos que
han Do regir en- Ia contrata y podran
recoger les licitadores los modelos de
proposiciones que han dc preseDtar.
Copias on azul de los pianos SO encon.
trar&n tambisn d. manifesto en- las
oicinas do la Policfa Iasu,sr eu Are
cibo.
Sc remitirAn los licitadores CO.
piss en- sxul do los pianos de la obra
mediante I'm dep6sito dc (S25 .00). Vein
10 cinco dollars, cuya cantidad ser&
reintegrsda los licitadores al devol-
YER dichos pianos a esta Odcins.
La Administraci6n 80 reaervs el
derecho de rechazar cualquiera 8 to
dss las prop osiciones.
J. ]. JINENEZ,
Superintendente de Obras P1blisas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
e hierrro sufre en- 81 fondo de 10 fragas enssndida
pero hssts hoy nade ha visto as &grimas del herro

81 herrro sufre en- 81 fondo de ID fragss enssndida,
pero hssta hoy nade ha viito las kgrimas del herro.
Ell poeta es el astro de 50 propio dsstisrro.
III tens 90 cabeEa junto Dios como todos
pero 50 carne 60 fruto de los e6smieos lodos
de Ia vida. Su espfritu del mismo yugo es serve.
psro on 81 frente bra Ia integrida1 del Verbs.
Cada vsz que una de esas coumns que On 10 historic
trszsn nuevos camnos de esfueIz> de victoria.
emprends su jornsds; dejsndo dstrls de ella
rastros de lunhbre como los pasos de una estrells
noches sniestras ecos de l6gubres clArines
hurasanes colgados de gigsntescas crimes
y montes descarnados come i'm ponentes huesos;
uno de esos engendros del prodgio, uno do esos
harmonosos doctores del Espfrtu Santo
alzt sobre 10 cumbre de la noche SO santo
ia alondra sl sol tienen de cem6o estos puntos:
que reiHan en- ell cislo 20 levantan juntos
FL clnto dc grandss % esmo IN tren de guerra
cuyss sonoras llantas surcan toda IL terra.
Cantan por sas hsridas, ensangrsntadas boeIs
de trompstas que mueven el alma de las rocas
yde los mares. Hugo con 50 talon f.tiga
los olimpcos potres dc % imperial cuadrga;
y, como de un sceano que sl sol nscients dora
de sus grandes eabellos se We surgir 10 aurora.
Dante alumbra el abisne con 80 alma Dante piensa.
ALA entire dos crepdssulos una portadA inmensa,
y pssa transpoftando 90 empresa y aus escombros
ma csrga de montes noches en- los hombros
Whitman entona an canto serenAnente noble,
Whitman es Ell glorioso trabaiador del roble,
6lsdora la vida que erumpe on toda siembn
ell grande amor que labra los faneos de Ia hsmbra,
todo cuanto es fuerE,. crsaci6D universe,
poss sobre las vertebrss snorme de % verso.
Homero es 1 pirsnide sonora que sustenta
les tslcnss de Jupiter, gosnes de Ia torments;
es Ia hoca de lumbre surgiendo del abismo.
Tan de cercA lehA hsbado Dos que hlbla 10 mismo
Aquea gran eolunna % ha poblado de voces:
els cosethM proffcuAs esperan nuestrss hoces.
Los netaler, esclavos de nmutable obedencia,
trazin ls ruta El fndics severe de la eiencia
sehllR Ell parAiao dc 10 grandeza humana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19

Rsciba tan gallardo escritor las
mas rendidas como expresivas gra-
cias por ell brillante obsequio que aca-
ba de hacer a este corresponsal de LA
DEMOCRACIA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
JOHN MCKANE
IS PRESIDENT
Nevada's Great Mining Magnate
is Elected Presid ent of the
TOnOpah Extension
Mining Co.

John McKane, the popular mining
magnate, who has brought more
capital into this camp than any
other man, returned from Pittsburg
and Philadelphia this morning. At
the meeting Of the Tonopah Exten-
sion mining company, held at Pitts
burg, this month, Mr., McKane, was
honored with election to the office OF
president Of the company. Dr. NJ.
r. Ward, the former president, was
chosen vice-president and James II.
Brown secretary. AS mentioned in
last Saturdays BONANZA, the Tono-
pah Extension Co. has declared a
dividend Of five cents share, pay
able July lst, next. Mr.. McKane
had delightful trip, but says he is
glad to be back in Tonopah, the
greatest mining camp in the world.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
CORNER STONE
WILL BE LAID
BOnanza's Suggestion Is Acted
Upon and MasOns Will Con-
duct Ceremonies Next
Saturday.

In our last issue we referred to the
fact that the matter of laying a
corner stone for the new courthouse,
had evidently been overlooked and
suggested that County Commissioner
Cuddy take the necessary action in
the premises and invite Tonopah
Lodge, +, & A. M. to conduct the
ceremonies. Our suggestion was
carried out to the letter, Commits
sioner Cuddy, the wide-awake COM
missioner and District Attorney
Pittman, acting promptly. The
Masons were invited to assume
charge of the event and have &C.
cepted. The stone will be laid next
Saturday, Jude 3, at 2 p. m. A
half holiday will probably be declared
The committe in charge is composed
of M. Sheridan, j. II. Forman and r.
b. Davis. Geo. w. Fox will be
orator of the day and AL Smith act
ing Grand Master.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Beatty-BuIIfrOg News.

The Beatty-Bullfrog Miner, in its
last issue, contained the following in
teresting bits of news:
During the months of June, July
and August travel over the desert
will be done mainly by night to avoid
the heat.
S. n. Johnson says the baseball
uniforms and paraphernalia have ar
rived and game will be arranged
for Sunday.
A reliable stone mason informs the
Miner that there is great quarry of
good building stone one mile north
east of Beatty, which should be used
in erecting permanent buildings.
The Grown Point group, owned by
Senator T. L. Oddie, Geo. F. Blakes-
lee, H. Jeffrey and H. G. Mcmahon,
which joins the Montgomery mine on
the east, is working two men. This
property has the indications of good
mine.
The Beatty Townsite company
has had eight men and team al
work repairing the road between
Beatty and Gold Center. Six Other
men are at work grading the streets
of the city. Montgomery street has
been graded for automobiles,
Latest advices from Las Vegas is
that there is such congestion o.
freight there that there are not hal
enough teams on the road to accom-
modate the traffic. The haul is ovei
good road and the rate is from 3 tt
4 cents per pound for the l24 miles
between Las Vegas, Beatty and ad
jacent camps. The average haul il
about ton to the animal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Owens River Power 90.

H. Cal Brougher and w. w.
Booth OF this city, have sold their
water-rights on Owens river, to a
syndicate, Of which Leon Hall, the
well-known consulting engineer OF
the Comstock, is the head. The new
company is capitalized for 5000, 900
and is incorporated as the Owens
River Light and Power Company.
The company viii build at once, one
OF the largest electric-power plants
in the west and will supply Tonopah,
Gold6eld and other mining camps
with light and power.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
II. II. Clark Leaves Us.

H. H. Clark, manager Of the Bull.
frog mining company, left for Bull
frog this week in his new Ford 20 b. p.
automobile, which he brought in from
Carson last week. Mr.. Clark is
proud Of his new machine and says he
can pass anything on the desert with
it. He made the run from Carson to
Tonopah, distance Of 228 miles, in
two eight.hour runs, which is GER
tainly going some, Mr.. Clark in
tends to make Bullfrog his home
hereafter, greatly to the regret Of
his many Tonopah friends.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
A Narrow Escape.

w. b. Ash of Reno, a piano tuner,
had narrow escape from death last
Sunday, while riding between Gold
field and Tonopah. In rounding a
curve Mr.. Ash was thrown from the
machine and his clothes becoming en-
tangles in the rear wheel, he was
whirled around several times. The
machine was stopped in a remark
ably short space of time and the
young mar was picked up and con.
veyed to this city. An examination
at Lanes hospital by Dr. Cox, dis.
closed that no bones were brok en-
and the patient, who is suffering
considerable pain, will be out again
in a few days.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
BULLFROG'S
new BANK.
The Southern Nevada Bankm:
Company, a Solid Institution,
Throw its Doors Open
For Business.

The Southern Nevada Banking
Co., which was recently organized
to do business in the town Of Bull
frog, opened its doors for the trans
action of general banking business
a few days ago. The institution is
one of the strongest in the state, the
officers and directors being men OF
standing and influence 10 the financial
world Oscar J, Smith is president.
Bert l.. Smith, vice president and
+. H. Stickney, cashier These
gentlemen with George A. BARTLETT,
H. H. Clark, T. E Edwards, X M.
jackson, John McKane, I. L. Oddie,
L. L. Patrick and Key Pittman
constitute the strong board Of
directors. Oscar j. Smith, the
president, is pioneer banker and
capitalist of Reno and Eureka and
the same may be said of his brother,
Bert L. Smith, who is vice. president
OF the new institution. They are
both identified with many legitimate
enterprises in various parts Of the
state. f. H. Stickney, the cashier,
is one OF the best known banking
men in the west. He has been con-
nee ted with some Of the largest
banks in Colorado and is man OF
strict integrity and sterling worth.
or the other directors it is unneces-
sary to speak, as they are all we'll
known residents Of this section Of the
state. Suffice to say that they are
men Of the highest standing, who en-
JOY the good will, confidence and es-
TEEN of their fellow citizens.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Bulltrog WIN have water

The first installment OF pipe TO
convey water to two or three differ
ent camps in the Bullfrog district
has arrived at Las Vegas, The line
will be fourteen miles long and win
take water from near the head OF the
Amargosa river. 1t will be a great
improvement on the present method.
The Bullfrog Townsite Water and Ice
Company, OF which H. H. Clark is
manager, is back Of the enterprise,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
"UncIe. Hank Knight Sells.

Col Jack Gum, Tom Griffin and
Dave Holland have purchased Uncle
Hank Knights saloon, one Of the best
locations on Main street, and hence
forth viii be known as the Tono.
pah Liquor Co.. and will be conducted
on lines similar to the Bank saloon,
one Of the cosiest places in Tonopah.
Col. Jack, Tom and Dave make a
combination hard to beat. "Uncle'
Hank will devote his time and atten.
tion to his vast mining intrests al
Bulfrop.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
skips with the Coin.

The Goldfield Bank and Trust Co.,
of Goldfeld, went to the wall, last
Saturday and it is alleged that
Cashier Jas. Boals skipped with the
funds, some $7S, 900. President J.
b. Young and Secretary Burton are
under arrest at Carson, having been
captured in San Francisco, but
Boals is still at large and is sup.
posed to be in the vicinity of Death
NalleY-a good place for him.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
The CObMeb to Open.

The Evans Co. which recently pur-
chased the "Sideboard, " in the new
Golden building, have renamed it the
Cobweb saloon, and will have grand
opening tonight. The new fixtures
are as elaborate as any in Nevada.
The twenty foot bar and back. bar
are made of cherry and are exceed
ingly rich. Tony Stanton and Col,
Evans are the genial proprietors.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Deserve All They Get.

The Tonopah BONANZA is certainly
giving the Reno Journal some hot
shots, Go to EN- Tonopah they de-
serve all they get.-Battle Mountain
Neyadan
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Geo. Watt Itetnrns.

George Watt, the popular butcher
and cattle king, accompanied by his
wife and babies, returned from
Austin and Hamilton Wednesday.
While away Mr.. Watt superintended
the shearing of 1900 Of his sheep.
He now has I 900 sheep sn his exten.
sive ranges.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
The Hidden Treasurer.

The Hidden Treasurer Gold and
Silver mining company has placed
an order with w. ]. B. Lee, local
representative of Henshaw, Bulkley
& Co., for Liderwood steam hoist
ing plant. to be shipped to their
property, eight miles southeast OF
Candelaria. AS soon as the ma
chinery arrives work will be com
menced on the big body Of ore now
in sight. There has been 5000, 900
worth of ore shipped from this prop
erty. The officers of the company
are: T. NJ. Rees, president; A. A.
Stanton, vice president and Frank p.
Davis, secretary and treasurer.
TOnOpah-GeOdetic Co.
The Tonopah Geodetic mining
company has placed an order with
Henshaw, Bulkley l. Co., of San
Francisco, through their local repre-
sentative W. j. B, Lee, an order for
large steam plant to be installed
Immediately on the company's ground
just west of the King Tonopah,
north of town. The plant will con
sist Of 100 b. p. Atlas boiler; a 75
h. p. Lidgerwood hosting engine, a
steam-driven compressor; a large
skip; air drills, ETC., in fact, every
that goes to make up complete
plant.
Ore Shipments.
The ore shipments via the Tonopal
railroad for the week ending yester
day were as follows: Tonopah mining
company, 1880 tons; Tonopah Elk
tension company, 230 tons; Belmont
l40 tons, and Montana Tonopah, II:
tons.
strike at Kawich.
John Dougherty, representative 0
Attorney.General Sweeney, came Il
from Kawich this week and report
the uncovering Of SIX foot ledge o
$500 ore on the Generals propert,
| Just north OF Goldreed.
GhiIa Monster.
James Meighan, the well ll.know
mining man, returned from trip t
the rich Gila Monster mine, nea
Thorps' Wells, which he is one of th
! nwnarS Of
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
ForInan & Jackson,s Office.

Forman a. Jackson, the brokers,
have established temporary offices in
the new Bass building, and invite their
many friends to call The latch string
Is always out. They will remove to
Main street later on.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Matson,s New Man.

Charles h. Watson, recorder for
the Beatty mining district, and wife
returned from San Francisco this
week. Mr. Watson brings with him
the new map of the Beatty and Bull.
frog mining districts, worked in colors
and right up to date.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Thorps' Wells.

Carl Young, Mayor of Thorp's
Wells, is spending several days in
Tonopah. Carl says that Thorps
Wells is the coming city of Nevada,
the north star of the desert. why, "
said the future millionaire, "we not
only get the good pure gold from
mother earth, but we also get the
good pure vegetables which bring the
good pure gold. As to the mines of
our district, they are showing up
splendidly. The Gila Monster, the
Jim Meigan group, Nevada Goldhelds,
Rattlesnake, Corbett, Rattlesnake
Ex tension, Loughi-Mayer, Tokop,
Kelly & ODonnell aud other groups
are all working, many men being EN-
ployed on them. Doran d Co. will
drop the stamps on their mill (the
old Chiatovich) in few weeks and
this will be big thing for Thorp S
Wells. Vahrenkamp and Emerson
have twenty stamp mill on the way
from San Francisco, which will be
installed at Thorp's Wells. These
gentlemen recently purchased the
Rattlesnake and Corbett groups for
nearly 5000, 600 from Louis Chiato-
vich. They have twenty-five foot
ledge that will average over $25,
which makes it splendid milling
proposition. John Chiatavich has
sold his old ranch, the Mary mine
and mill for $175, 900. A new mining
district will be formed June 4th and
will probably be called the Chucka
walla, taking in nearly all of the old
Gold Mountain district, in fact all Of
it but Tokop, which will be in dis.
trict by itself" Mayor Young Is
one Of the directors Of the Little
Tonopah mining company and In
fact is superintendent OF 1t. This
property, which adioins the Colder
Anchor on the westcsis one OF the
best in the camp. DR.. Young will
be 10 town until Tuesday, greeting
his many old friends,
A Beatty Strike.
The Beatty Bulfrog Miner says
that on the authority of Mr. Bob
Montgomery, a sensational strike o
rich ore has been made about thre,
miles southeast Of Beatty.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Judge Hugh Brown returned from
an avtanded aastprn trim todav

Judge Hugh Brown returned from
an extended eastern trip today,
Judge Kenneth M. Jackson is once
more in our midst, looking as hale
and hearty as ever.
f. H. Officer, formerly with the
American Smelling Company, is
spending several days in Tonopah.
The best whisky in town at the
Tonopah Liquor company's place Uor-
merly Hank Knight's). Give it a
trial. !
The best WHISTLES and liquors of
all kinds at the Tonopah Liquor
company's place (formery Hank
Knight's), i
Drop in at the new Tonopah Liquor
company's place formerly Hank
Knight's) and enjoy nice cool re-
treshing drink.
On warm day you will enjoy d
nice cool glass of beer at the Tono
pah Liquor company's place (formerly
Hank Knight's),
Frank Owen, former prominen'
attorney OF Nevada, has decided t.
locate in Tonopah where he will
practice his profession,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
a CONSIGNMENT ot. Rurros.

Burros are a scarce commodity in
southern Nevada, and now that there
is likely to be such an active demand
for the desert canary" it is under
stood that some enterprising Salt
Lakers are thinking of shipping a
carload Of these patient and long
suffering animals to Las Vegas and
thence to Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
ThornIess Cactus for Nevada.

Oscar j. Smith, representing the
Eureka Livestock Company, is en-
deavoring to secure a supply Of
Luther Burbank now famous thorn
less cactus, and il successful will
plant il in this state.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
MIR. and Mrs. Mittenberg Arrive

Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles H. Witten-
berg, who were welded in San Fran.
cisco on Tuesday last, arrived in
Tonopah last night, being met at the
depot by a host of friends. The
happy young couple are eseonced in
their new home.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Postmaster at Fish .Lalke .

A postoffice has been established at
Fish Lake Valley, in this county, and
Mr.. Wattles has been appointed post
master The official name of the
office is Antelope.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Tom Edwards fin Town.

Thomas E, Edwards, one OF the
original owners of the Montgomery.
Shoshone mine at Bullfrog, arrived
in Tonopah Thursday and will spend
some time here. While Mr.. Edwards
thinks Bulfrog will make a great
camp, he says it will never compare
with Tonopah, the greatest of then
all.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27

Many improvements are being
made at the Tonopah Liquor com
pany's place(formerly Hank Knight's)
and it will soon be one of the most in
viting refreshment places in Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
A RnsN Man.

Jack Campbell, superintendent Of
the rich Quartzite lease at Diamond
field, the Mohawk lease, the Sand
storm mine and John McKane's inter
ests at Bullfrog, spent last Saturday
and Sunday In Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
Coming BY Team.

Hiram Johnson, manager OF the
Johnson Mercantile Company, and
his son, Art, left Tuesday by team,
equipped with campingout outfit
for an extensive trip through south
ern Nevada. They expect to visit
the Tonopah. Goldfield and Bullfrog
districts and inspect the Las Vegas
country before returning.-Eureka
Sent tine.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-05-27
PostofIice To Move.

After Thursday next Capt. Brad
ley will be postmaster of Tonopat
and the Office will be moved to the
rooms now occupied by the Mizpaf
club.