Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-02-24
PERSONAL
MENTION
Tonopah Items About People
You Know Who Arrive and
Depart.

VI. W. GldCS 10 SpSIluluS SSNSIdl udyS
in Manhattan.
w. S. Williams, of Manhattan, was
in town Tuesday.
C. Y. Taylor has gone to Manhattan
for a brief visit.
Frank Haley has gone to Bullfrog
on a business trip.
Marion Racich has gone to Manhat-
tan on a brief trip.
W. C. Greenlee, of Pittsburg, is a
guest at the Mizpah.
L. L Bennett, of Alameda, spent
the week in Tonopah.
H. A. Linfoot, a Colorado Springs
mining man is in town.
W. F. Mcdonald has gone to look
after his mining interests.
S. w. Collins, of San Francisco, is
spending a few days in Tonopah.
E. w. Pease and c. M. Hunt, of San
Francisco, are visitors in town.
]. w. Power Of Manhattan was a
guest at the Palace this week.
Bert L. Smith left for Manhattan
Wednesday on a business trip.
W. H. Blackburn of Diamondheld
spent last Sunday in Tonopah.
E. M. Van Franck, of San Francisco,
is a guest at the Merchants hotel.
Lige Harris spent Monday in Tono-
pah, registering at the Palace hotel.
Percy Young came in from Hama
pan Tuesday and will remain here.
Charles j. Moore, of Goldfeld, was a
guest at the Merchants hotel Monday
night.
w. A. Goodoe, of Lone Mountain,
registered at the Merchants hotel,
Monday.
j. w. C~uddeback, left for Manhattan
Monday, being a passenger on the Pho
neer stage.
Joe Schloss, the genial travelling
man, came in from San Francisco
Monday night.
T. ]. Bulger of Butte City came in
Tuesday night to spend several days
in this section.
Frank Golden, president of the North
Star mining company, spent yesterday
in Manhattan.
John Hanna came in from Reno, Mon
day, for a brief visit. He is a guest a
the Merchants hotel.
F. Marriott, of San Francisco, ar
rived here Sunday and left the follow
| ing day for Manhattan.
Aft Mccarthy, a noted athlete G
Reno, spent last Sunday in Tonopah
, on his way to Manhattan.
Sam Hoskins, of Liberty, left fo
Manhattan Monday to look over tn
wonders of that rich camp.
Judge W. NJ. Sawle returned I
= Manhattan Tuesday morning afte
: spending several days in Tonopah.
I E. Sutro, of the Minis utro con
: pany, left for San Francisco Satu
day on an important business trip,
s f. G. Glover, manager of the Grei
Western mine, west of Tonopa'
y spent a few days in Manhattan tn
week.
Wing B, Allen, representing Il
Daily Mining Record of Denver, can
~ over from Goldfeld Sunday on a bu,
" ness trip.
re G. X. Jarvis, the Columbia me
4 chant, who has a host Of friends
y Tonopah, spent the fore part of Il
" week here.
]. Watts Briggs and BILLY 81
70 clair spent Tuesday in Goldfeld, ma
ing the trip in a speedy Whit
automobile.
John King, a well known mining m
m and prospector, returned from a trip
r Mason valley and the Walker La
n section Tuesday.
John Mullin, of the Bronco-M auhf
n tan mining company, spent last ST
r day inspecting the property of
company at Manhattan.
ie Frank H. Stickney. cashier of t
Southern Nevada Banking company,
Bullfrog, spent last Saturday in Tor
pah, on his way to Denver for a br
visit.
lis
40 James T. Darrough, a pioneer re
nd dent of Tonopah and who has so
yn splendid mining properties at Mi
.es haitian, came in from that place NJ,
on day for q brief stay,
VIM. McCauley, the Bullfrog bl
ness and mining man. came i'm fr