Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-19

ouiltd VI was IN
town Tuesday.
r. O.. Frazier Of Rhyolite spent
Monday in Tonopah.
r. Stark weather of San Francisco
is visiting in town.
II. G. Stevenson is a recent arrival
from San Francisco.
Attorney |. S. Thompson of Gold.
held was in town Sunday.
I. l.. Darby, a well-known mining
man of Goldfield is in town.
b. II. Smith of New York CITY.
was a visitor here this week.
il Gilman of Des MONIES, Iowa,
is a recent arrival in Tonopah.
Ice cream made from pure Bishop
cream at the Wave. Telephone
344. %
R. H. Eubank came in from Man
haitian Monday, returning Wednes-
day.
Albert Wearing and L. c. Orn-
dorff Of Liberty, spent Sunday in
town.
Telephone 344 and order some
pure ice cream for your wife. The
Wave. W
Ice cream from pure Bishop cream.
Fresh every day at Union Drug
Store. u
W. W. Gilbert, a mining mar OF
Sodaville, spent a few days in Tono-
pah this week.
Ice cream, candies, bon bons and
other daintles at the Wave. Tele-
phone 344.
d. f. Dierssen and r. d. Lyon OF
Sacramento are registered at the
Merchants hotel.
Sandy Mcdonald, the pioneer
freighter and stage owner, came in
from Bullfrog Sunday.
Victor Cain has gone to Bodie to
accept a responsible position with
the bank Of that place.
w. E. McGarry and George Sax
ton, well-known residents Of Bullfrog
were in town this week.
G. H. Brose, representing the
Capital Candy Company of Sacra-
mento is in town this week.
j. A. Elston of Colorado Springs is
a recent arrival in camp and is
stopping at the Merchants Hotel.
S. Canman, the baker, spent sew
eral days in Reno last week, where
his wife underwent a serious opera
ton.
Louis Kleinhans of the Central
barber shop, returned Monday from
a two weeks vacation trip to Cali.
fornia.
Try a Sunday dinner at the Mizpah
cafe and grill and you will eat no.
where else while spending a few days
in Tonopah. g
John Zweifel, a.tormer well. known
Tonopahite and now a business man
OF Rhyolite, spent the fore part OF
the week in town.
Tom Arden, the genial b%oniface of
the Merchants hotel, Tonopah's
popular hostelry, spent a few days
In Columbia this week.
A luxury after the bath if you use
our very fine toilet waters, Just re-
ceived. Sweet and refreshing. At
the Union Drug Store. u
The Mizpah cafe and grill is enjoy.
ing prosperity, and deservedly so,
for it ALWAYS gives good values for
the money received. Q
DIR. j. A. INLAND, the genial pro-
prietor OF the Miners Drug Store,
has gone on a two weeks vacation
trip TO Santa Cruz, Cal.
Indian goods, including Navajo
rugs, baskets, moccasins, beaded
work, etc, for sale at the Miners
Drug Store, Inc, Golden Bldg. d
All roads lead to Tonopah aud the
Merchants hotel, The Merchants
is the popular hostelry OF the desert.
Give it a trial and be convinced. m
Frank II. Stewart, a former val
ued citizen OF Tonopah, came in from
Bridgeport, Calf, Sunday, where he
has extensive mining interests. He
returned nome wednesday.
Miners from many parts Of West.
ern Nevada are at the Merchants
hotel. This popular place seems to
be their headquarters while in Tono-
pah. m
l.. I. Cyrac left for Salt Lake
Thursday morning. His wife and
children will accompany him on his
return and they will make Silver Bow
their home hereafter.
That Tonopah is on the verge OF a
big boom is evidenced by the crowds
OF strangers assembled every after
noon and evening in front of the Mer.
chants hotel. This is Tonopah's
leading hostelry. m
James H. Forman, one OF Tono-
pah's leading citizens, has returned
from an extended trip to Cali
%fornia, Oregon and Washington.
Mr.. Forman had an enjoyable time
and says that Nevada is the greatest
Of all Of the Pacific Coast states and
Tonopah is the greatest of all Pacific