Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-02-17
PERSONAL
MENTION

f, b. Weir left for the East yes
terday.
H. I. Tilotson left for Manhattan
Wednesday.
j. B, Sexton of Seattle was in town
this week.
Frank Luke of Sacramento visited
here this week.
Harry F. Parker of Goldfeld was in
town Wednesday.
A. Cohen has gone to San francisco
on a business trip.
G. L. McGinnis, of Manhattan, was
in town this week.
j. j. Moss and j. W. Kennedy have
gone to Manhattan.
o. Young, a well-known resident of
Rhyohte, is in town.
Henry Thurtell of Carson city spent
Wednesday in Tonopah.
w. A. Alternately, of Columbia, spent
Wednesday in Tonopah.
w. V. Richardson, the surveyor,
spent the week in Reno.
G. Zimmerman has left for Manhat-
tan and may locate there.
j. T. Degman of Manhattan spent a
few days in town this week.
f. A. Byles Of Goldfeld was a guest
at the Merchants Wednesday.
Mrs. R. H. Vail and son left Thurs
day for Hanford, Calf, on a visit.
B. F. Edwards, vice-president of the
West End mine, arrived here Thursday.
Tom Gallon and Sam Fox of Nelson
Butte, Colo, were in town this week.
|. N. Werum of Fruitvale, Calf,
was a guest at the Mizpah Wednesday.
Don't forget the great Coon Ball,
Feb. %, given by the Eagles. 1t
j. D. Piper of Portland, Ore, was a
guest at the Merchants hotel Wednes-
day.
Harry Hudson returned to Manhattan
Thursday, after spending several days
in Tonopah.
w. R. Cox and w. M. Berry took
the Pioneer stage to Manhattan
Weunesuay.
AL. w. Pape of Reno, one of the best
oarsmen of the Pacific Coast, spent
Thursday in T%onopah.
Expert Accountant and stenog-
rapher open for engagement. S. S.
this office. 1t
R. w, Gorrill who is Interested in
Bullfrog mines, spent the fore part
e OF the week in town.
Mrs. H. A. McKim and son, Horton,
t have gone to San Francisco for a three
d weeks vacation trip.
w. G. Mcmillan, of the Woods, Cur
tbs company, of Sacramento, is spend
: ing several days in Tonopah.
John Mayer, j. S. Rees and w. S
- Lewis of Loyalton, Sierra County
a. Calf, were in town this week.
William Beauchamp, who owns SON
Nh valuable mining properties at Silvt
ry Peak, returned to that camp Tuesda,
New goods OF the latest fabric
. and designs are arriving daily
- McKim's store. Call and see ther
If
ait Lillian X. Malcolm, the ''lady" pre-
of pector came up from Bullfrog Wedne
"a day and registered at the Merchant
hotel.
i'll Senator T. l.. Oddie left for S
as Francisco Tuesday morning to ate
the wedding of John Overbury a
acc Miss Chickering.
Robert Armstrong, a prominent bu
led ness man of Manhattan, returned
as that camp Wednesday after spendi
i'd several days in Tonopah.
VIM. Black, Of Weiser, Idaho, W
re- has mining interests in Manhattan,
on rived here Thursday evening and Il
as for the new camp yesterday.
lze Don't forget the great Coon Ba
Feb, %, given by the Eagles. 1t
The Misses Bessie and Nellie Gu
,ed bingham arrived from San Francis
nj. last week, and will reside with the
led mother, Mrs. VIM. Ingram.
Louis Simonson, for years a pror
OF nent real estate dealer of Oaklar
IN CaIlI., arrived neT6 lueSudy HlBnG q
ere will make Tonopah his future home.
on, Frank Carlson and w. F. Chalen,
dr.. prominent residents of Palouse, Was
ers were in town this week and are gu
BILE f~avorably impressed with the camp.
Miss Hattie Moody,o of Los Angelo
res arrived here last Monday and y
os make her hom e with her brotht
who holds a responsible position vi
llrs the Empire Lumber company.
Ne j. A. Cannon, one of the OWNERS
lP9 the Butte Mining Review, spent
HSeu week in Tonopah. He is greatly in Il
DIS with this section and says 1t is a W,
der. He invested in several propert
ded while here.
be Joseph Durkee Of Reno, Frank
ven Millard of Ely aud Archibald
Strong OF Bishop, Calf, have be
III appointed deputy United States m
eral surveyors and have filed tn
official bonds.
cociaIc will he uiven every Saturt