Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-08-18
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in town this week.
C. Myers, hailing from Sacramento,
Lal., is in Tonopah.
f. D. Bowler of Goldfeld, visited
Tonopah Thursday.
Sam Smith came over from Millers'
Siding Tuesday last.
j. r. Mcdonald of Rhyolite was in
this place Thursday.
j. w. Van Aslew Of Manhattan, was
in town Wednesday.
]. j. Mendezaline was here from
Goldfeld Wednesday.
w. j. Casey of Salt Lake, reached
this city Wednesday.
]. T. Degman registered at the
Mizpah Wednesday last.
Men of taste smoke the La TOGO
clear Havana cigars. "a tt
T. B. Hickey of Carson City, was in
Tonopah last Wednesday.
A. B. Shorkley arrived here from
San Francisco Wednesday.
FOR RENT-A two-room house, in
quire at the Bonanza Office.
Thomas O'Neill left for a visit to
Santa Cruz Tuesday morning.
w. d. Lanton of Gold Center, is
stopping at the Merchants hotel.
Henry Marion reached here from
Portland, Oregon, last Tuesday.
Go to the Merchants Cafe and live
well while you are in Tonopah. m
Otto Olstron of Portland, Oregon,
reached Tonopah last Wednesday.
IIu.-. Moo1A wn~irtartnpr from tho
Klondike arrived in town Tuesday.
S. j. Sternberg arrived in Tonopah
from Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday last.
George X. Elder, registering from
Philadelphia, arrived here Wednesday.
w. r. Goodman of Manhattan, regis
tered at the Palace hotel in Tonopah,
Wednesday.
The Mizpah Cafe and Grill will be
found open at any hour of the day or
night. G
Mrs. Tervis and Mrs. Enright of
! Goldfeld, registered at the Merchants
, hotel last Wednesday.
Jim Riley a miner from Calaveras
county, Cal, arrived in Tonopah We'd
desday, on his way to Manhattan.
! All the merchants in town feed at the
Merchants Cafe. 1t is the best place
in town. m
Thomas Kendall and wife left fol
their Alameda, Cal, home last Monday
where they will spend the summer
months.
: Don't forget the Merchants CAT,
: when you want the best meal to be hat
x in town. m
The Merchants Cafe never closes it
e doors, consequently you can get one o
the best meals to be had anywhere a
. any hour of the day or night.
For those sore and gaulded feet US
Miners Foot Powder, % cents a box
.e 1t will do the work. For sale only a
IS the Miners Drug Store. d
Fred Dale Wood, the well know
Manhattan attorney, was in town FIR
day on legal business. He returned {
"a Manhattan today.
: When you land in Tonopah from tn
d train go straight to the MiZpah Cal
and Grill for your meal. You cannC
be suited better anywhere else.
he Superintendent Marius Daval Of ii
Standard has spent this week in a tri
to Bullfrog and the Greenwater cope
country. He will return or Monday.
At the Mizpah Cafe and Grill a me-
I'D in the most approved French style ma
be had. All the finest of fruits ar
- vegetables a always be had. G
Tom Tenant, book keeper for Il
OF Pioneer Livery stable, after a months
as visit to the mountains neal Carso1
returned home this week.
SO H. H. Bacon and wife left this WEE
ar on their annual camping trip to Califo
. MIA. They will rusticate for abor
three weeks in the high Sierras.
j. H. Maclafferty vice president al
manager of the Pacific Coast Pap
company of Oakland, Cal, was in To
opah this week and called at t
Bonanza Office
a. Take home with you tonight a box
Lowney's Delicious Chocolate Candle
.65 "name on every piece" They W
go make the whole evening more enjoy
58 BILE to everybody, For sale only at t
10 Miners Drug Store. d
90 T. Holman Buck, publisher of t
q, Western Nevada Miner, published
o. Nina, was in Tonopah Wednesday a
3 called at the Bonanza office. 7
4 Miner is a good live paper and we 8
q pleased to learn that its genial edit
: is meeting with a full Measure
success.
w. A. Dover, a prominent attorn
of San Andreas, Calaveras count
Cal, arrived in Tonopah last Tuesd
evening on his way to Goldfed on les
business. He was accompanied by
A. Widenman Of Vallejo, Californ
ieu Mr.. Dover was some years ago edit
bly, of the Calaveras Citizen published
hit. San Andreas.