Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-27
LOCAL AND

/. B. Hurd is in Goldleld.

Capt. Thomkins is here from Gold
field.
W. A. Ally mas arrived from San
Francisco.
George w. G~ellenbeck, of Alaska,
is in town.
Arthur Sweet of st. Louis is here
to be shown.
Charles J. Happier is VISITING in
Silver Peak.
Bob Boogelman is also making
good money.
Attorney George S. Green has gone
to Hawthorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Watson are
registered at the Mizpah.
Smith Mckay arrived ehre from
New York last Saturday.
Edward ]. Ingram is in Reno at
lending to legal business.
Judge l.. 0. Ray is again ia town
looking after his political fences.
J. w. Booth of New York is in
Tonopah looking over the situation.
Dick Watson was a passenger on
yesterdays train bound for San
Francisco.
j. S. Bagg, of Bagg and Geary at
Round Mountain, spent last night at
the Mizpah.
Ed Wiley has returned from a
short visit to Steut, Cal, where he
has relatives.
James Forman, the mining man,
left yesterday morning for a short
visit to the coast.
Mr.. Thomas 4. Griffin. of the To-
nopah Liquor Company, and his wife,
are in Los Angeles,
The crosscut on the Patsy Clark
Mine has struck copper deposits on
the 2OO-foot level.
William Clifton left Friday for
San Francisco where he will take
passage for Honolulu.
A shipment of lumber was recently
made to the district for the Tono-
pah Lumber Company.
Charles Wing is one of the recent
business men to locate here. He is
doing a great business.
George S. Randolph leaves this
morning on a two weeks visit to
Suffer Creek, Amador, Cal.
Dave Holland left yesterday
morning for the Hot Creek district
where he is heavily interested.
Miss Ernie Hamilton, after an alb.
sence from Tonopah of TWO years
returned to this city last Saturday.
Joseph Watkins has left fol
South Africa. What the attraction
is his friends have been unable t
learn.
T. l.. oddie and a party were ii
' camp this week looking over tn,
property of the Arcturas Cope
/ Company.
A. Riley, an old-time resident o
Jackson, Cal, arrived in Tonopal
t Thursday and intends remainin.
/ here permanently
. An effort is being made to con
t solidate the three townsites as
is felt that there should be only ON
n and that at a central point.
Adolph Nundson Of Manhattan
+ spending a few days in our city.
S c. C. Grimes, the surveyor, lei
yesterday morning for Silver Peak.
Mrs. l.. b. Epstine, of CARSON
g mother of Harry and Charley Ell
S slime, the popular brokers. is
h Tonopah visiting her sons,
e Mrs. A. Mcmillan, of San Francis
co, a sister of Mrs. J. A. Timlin {
v this place after a two weeks visi
returned to the Bay City last FIR
day,
e Judge NJ. S. Bonnifeld, who ha
d been in Tonopah for some time, II
turned to Winnemucca this weel
e where it is expected he will max
/ his home.
h o. A. Turner, the prominent mir
ing man who promoted the Tonopa
Mining Company, is expected to al
rive in Tonopah about the first {
p November
e Chris Cutler, a pioneer of Tone
S pah. but late of Manhattan, Is /
G town looking for a business location
Chris says Manhattan is a dead on
. at present.
= B. e, Bassford is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a Maxwell automobil
? which he received on Friday. Thi
z is the first car of this make to az
pear on the desert
Walter Sheehan, of Goldfeld. pass
2 ed through town yesterday on hi
way to the Coast. His trip to Sa
Francisco is to secure a hoist for tn
! February lease.
General manager, j.. f. Adams, @
u the Southern Nevada Telephone
. Telegraph Co., was in Rhyolite yes