Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-13
Tonopah Items About Peo-
pie You Know Who Ar
rive and Depart

Goldheld were in town this week.
L. A. Lemerts and Harry Bonner of
Manhattan were in own this week.
Mike Harrington, the Tokop mining
mau spent the week in Tonopah.
E. L. Minis of the Mims-Sutro Co,
is spending several days in San Fran
cisco.
NJ. H. Cooper, Of the f. Martin
Co., San Francisco, was in town this
week.
A. K~asperson came in from Manhat-
tan Wednesday and returned to the
camp today.
R. E. Tilden, the well-known sur
veyor, has returned from a business
trip to Salt Lake.
W. j. Landers, mining recorder of
the Tonopah district, has recovered
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. A. F. Burton came in from Man
haitian last evening. His wife will ac-
company him on his return Monday.
Mrs. Claude Ford and son, Jimmie,
left for Chicago a few days ago to
spend two months with her parents.
]. W. Langley, the we'll known
broker, is expected home Monday
after a weeks s%ojouru in Salt Lake
City.
Attorney C. H. Mcintosh, who has
offices in the new Tonopah Block, re-
turned from a business trip to Lovelock
Wednesday.
Former Sheriff James Cushing and
E. ]. M~ulcare came in from Bullfrog
last evening and will spend several
days in town.
Mrs. A. G. Shoemaker and son Ray
mond, left for San Francisco Thursday
morning to spend several weeks in the
Golden State.
DR.. P. ]. Mapes formerly of Chi
cago and Wyoming arrived here
Thursday night and will locate in
this section.
Judge W. A. Sawle left for Manhat-
tan Wednesday. He owns two lots
there and intends erecting a business
structure on them at once.
p. L. Holland returned from Man.
haitian Wednesday evening. While
there he arranged to open a branch
of his Tonopah paint store.
John I. Overbury, the well. known
mining operator, came in from Bull
frog last Saturday and accompanied
Clarence Oddle to San Francisco.
George Brissel left a few days ago
to explore the Death Valley region.
He is n of a party of seven who rep
resent a California and Eastern outfit.
j.. H. Witherell Of Eureka, Calf,
who recently opened an assay office in
Clifford, came in Wednesday evening
ard left for San Francisco Thursday.
]. H. Pearson, who was in the en-
ploy of George Blakeslee of this city
for some time cam over from Gold
field Wednesday and left the follow
ing day for Manhattan.
]. ]. Walsh, the energetic represen-
tative Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company for Southern Nevada, came
over from Goldield Tuesday on one of
his regular, business trips.
George W. Summerfeld OF the
Pioneer Stables aud one OF the own
ers OF the six-horse stage line oper-
ating between here and Manhattan. |
left for that camp Tuesday on a bust.
ness trip.
r. G. Laws, who was one of the
high officials of the old Carson and
Colorado railroad company, and who
has a host of friends in Tonopah,
came in from Bishop Wednesday for
a brief visit.
Fred Golding, a partner Of Hillyer
and McGillivray in mining properties in
Greek range, arrived from Seattle
Tuesday evening. He is greatly elated
the many rich finds in the range
and at Clifford.
Wayne Flowerree, deputy district
attorney, left for Manhattan We'd
nesday morning to locate aud prac-
tice law. He is a young man of
marked ability and will surely make
a success in the new mining camp.
There vas a large crowd at the
opening Of the Lawrence dancing
Academy last Saturday evening at
Miners Exchange hall. All voted
they had spent a most ENJOYABLE
eyeding. Mrs, Lawrence will give
another social dance tonight (Satur.