Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION

j. H. Strawn of Los Angeles is az
the Mizpah
r. p. Breure of Salt Lake is reg
istered at the Mizpah.
Henry Bartlett of the Round Noun
tain Nugget is in town.
H. H. Pierce of Reno is in the
city, and is registered at the Miz-
pah.
Frank May, merchant of Kawich,
has returned here with his family
from visit to Nevada City.
j. H. G. Wolf, who is constructing
one of the mills in Manhattan, left
for the northern camp yesterday.
B. j. Reilly, of leasing fame, was
in the city ON Friday, and went out
to Nina by auto yesterday morning.
John A. Kirby, one of the principal
owners of the Nevada Hills, is ex-
pected from Fairview today or to-
morrow.
Henry l.. Friedenberg, secretary of
the Nevada Mines and Smelter Cor
poration, is expected here from New
York in few days.
Arthur Raycraft, lem Plat, w. j.
Agnew, w. Decker and H. H. Bacon
left yesterday afternoon on hunting
trip to Fish Lake Valley.
District Attorney Pat McCarran
was in Goldfield on Friday on legal
business, returning yesterday morn
ing. He was shaved last night.
w. ]. Douglass, Tom Kendall, w.
M. Sims and Fred Danburgh went by
auto to Goldfield yesterday after
noon, and will return this evening.
l.. L. Patrick of Goldfield, came in
from Nina yesterday afternoon, after
a trip to look at some copper prop
critics in which he is interested, and
went ON to Goldfield last night.
Charles H. Botsford and Frank
Peterson of New York, who have
been in this section for several days,
returned yesterday from trip to At
wood
HI. G. Gray, just out from the Bos-
ton Theological Seminary, passed
through -Tonopah yesterday on his
way to Los Angeles to establish a
mission at that desert seaport
Mrs. Geo. A. Bartlett, wife of Ne
vada's Congressman, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Gates, leaves
this morning by auto to her old home
in Eureka, for few days visit.
j. X Walsh, a we'll known copper
expert, who has just returned from
Ubehebe, will leave for Nina in ar
automobile this morning to make
connections for a trip East
l.. w. Rakestraw, the Manhattan
mining man. has been in town fol
the past two days, during which
time his automobile has been pressed
into service carrying passengers t,
and from Nina.
Will Rule and H. G. Carlson re
turned yesterday from trip t,
Round Mountain. They report tina
the camp is living up to its self
adopted standard of being 1.-The big
gest feeling on earth"
j. E. Inman, of the Hartford
Conn, Mining Stock Exchange, pass
ed through Tonopah yesterday ON hi
way to Round Mountain, where he i
going on am inspection trip to tn
Solid Gold lease on the Daisy, i
which he is interested.
H. M. Hinkley of the Horton
Hinkley Lumber Company, of Sa
Francisco, was in Tonopah yestel
day, just having returned from tri
to Round Mountain, where he and hi
associates are contemplating the ere,
tion of mill on the Daisy and til
taking over of the famous Mulhollan
and Madigan leases on that propert
Mr.. Hinkley.s advent into the NAL
ing Of the northern camp is locke
forward to with the certainty TIL
considerable San Francisco capt.
will follow his lead and invest in Il
camp that Is at present makif
mines and not markets.