Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-31
PERSONAL
MENTION
Tonopah Items About Peo-
pie You Know Who Ar
rive and Depart.

F. H. Harris, of Manhattan, visited
here this week.
B. M. Slit, of Reno, was a guest at
the Mizpah this week.
w. A. Sherman, of Goldfield, visited
in Tonopah Thursday.
A. T. Goodson, of Manhattan, was a
guest at the Palace Thursday.
E. Billings came in from Hanapah
Wednesday or a business trip.
C. F. Cutting, of San Francisco, is
spending the week in Tonopah.
w. E. Smith, of Sacramento, regis
tered at the Merchants this week.
E. R. Leibert, ]. E. O'Hearn and J..
w. Walford, all prominent San Fran
ciscans, are visitors in Tonopah.
Robert Laird and C. w. Roth, of
Goldfeld, visited here this week.
A. Candron and wife, of Deadwood,
S. D., are guests at the Merchants.
Robert c. Burns, of Scotland, was a
guest at the Merchants hotel this week.
FEMrs. Miller, of Bodie, mother of Thos.
Kendall, is spending a few days in To-
nopah.
Ed. Williams, one of the prominent
mining men of Kawich, spent the week
in Tonopah.
James Watson and wife, of Marion
cite, Wisconsin, was a visitor in Tono-
pah this week.
Phil McGrath, superintendent of the
southern division of the N. &C. railroad,
was in town this week.
Frank Naughton, the well known
mining mnn, came in from Manhattan
Thursday morning for a brief stay.
Gerald Ash, nephew of L. L. and C.
j. Blumenthal, returned to his home in
Texas this morning after a weeks visit
here.
W. J. Sinclair, the popular Manhat-
tan mining man, is recovering from a
severe cold which has confined him to
his bed for several days.
E. E. Stewart, a pioneer mining man
of Nevada, who has been enjoying Cali
fornia climate for several months, re-
turned to Tonopah with his family this
week.
Sherwood Aldrich and R. F. Suther-
land, the Colorado Springs capitalists,
who are heavily interested in the Bull
frog district, registered at the Mizpah
Tuesday.
The demand for the Souvenir of To-
nopah," 16 bound local views, and all
for so cents, still continues. For sale
only at the Miners Drug Store, Golden
Block, and Rounsevell's Book Store.
Roger Knox, of Montana, a brother
of President Knox, of the Montaan-
Tonopah mining company, is spending
a few weeks in this section and is
greatly impressed with what he has
seer thus far.
B. F. Edwards, Jr., aged ten, and
Thomas Lloyd Edwards, aged six, ac-
cording their father, the genial vice
president of the West End mine, on his
present trip to Tonopah. Their home is
in Berkeley.
Let us show you u Razors; Gillette
Safety, also, when thinking of purchas-
ing. We also have a large assortment
of Mugs, Strops, Brushes and other &C
cessories. The Miners Drug Store,
Inc, Golden Block.
H. R. Roberts, Geo. H. Cook, ]. R.
Fitting and A. w. Benson came in Will.
low Springs Tuesday and registered al
the Merchantsr Mr.. Roberts, who il
heavily interested in the Willow Springs
district, is on his way to San Francisco
Lock H. Sawyer, a banker of hide
pendence, Mo-, is visiting in Tonopah
] M. IL
Tonopah mining company stock when i
was placed on the market at $1.00
share four years ago, and he still hold.
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Heasley afte-
spending three months at the Arkansai
Hot Springs returned to Tonopah las
Sunday. They report a pleasant visi
to friends, but are happy to again re
turn to the best mining camp in tn,
world.