Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-16
PERSONAL MENTION

1Iuuutalus
Charles Keilhofer is back from Bis
hop. where he went TO install new
aerie OF Eagles.
r. p. Dunlap, Of the NOMINATION.
opah Mining company, has returned
from a trip to southern California.
W. A. Nagel and w. r. Hobson,
the commission men. went to Gold
field yesterday morning.
Paul Tarpey of the machinery firm
Of Tarpey Brothers. made a flying
trip to Manhattan and return yester-
day.
Sheriff J. ]. Owens returned from
Manhattan and Round Mountain yes
terday afternoon, after an absence of
two days.
]. Poujade, United States referee
in bankruptcy, of Carson City, is in
Tonopah attending to bankruptcy
business.
Kirk L. Simpson and Curtis Knight,
who are with the Silver Peak Valcal-
da company, went to Silver Peak yes
terday.
w. c. Lamb was passenger for
San Francisco on yesterday morn
ing's train, and expects to be away
some time.
H. A. McCraney, editor and pro-
prietor of the Manhattan Times, left
for San Francisco yesterday morning
to be gone a week.
Thomas B. Hickey was here yes
terday morning for a short while,
having returned form Blair. Later,
he left for Goldfield.
Robert Pohl, wife and children, re-
turned from Austin yesterday morn
ing, after spending several weeks
with Mr.. Pohl's relatives.
Mrs Henry Stevens returned
Thursday from Berkeley, California,
where she has been visiting relatives
and friends for the past month.
Ray Baker is still confined to his
room, but he claims that he is get
ting much better all the time Mr..
Baker had a touch of pneumonia.
John Salsberry, the Ubehebe cop
per king, left yesterday morning in
his Thomas machine for the southern
country. He will be gone for sew
eral days.
Dry Wash Tom Wilson, the
father of hydraulic work in Round
Mountain, was in the city yesterday,
on his way from Goldfield to Round
Mountain.
j. r Hedden, superintendent of
the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad,
is expected home today or tomor-
row. Mrs. Hedden accompanies her
husband.
Frank A. Keith. general manager
of the Tonopah Mining company, who
left New York for Tonopah, on last
Saturday, will be home the early part
of next week.
Jack Nancy, pioneer of Tonopah,
but now resident of Rhyolite, is
here on mining business. Jack has a
very promising mining property in
Crackerjack.
Bert l.. Smith went to Goldfield in
his auto yesterday morning, accom-
panied by L. L. Mushett, Zeb Kendall
and 3. H. Crabtree. The party re-
turned last evening.
i. HI. Swope, accompanied by his
wife and child, left for independence,
Missouri. yesterday morning. Mr..
Swope is the young man who was in
jured some months ago in the Mon
tana-Tonopah mill.
Reece B. Wampler and H. j. Nc
Chan, who have been here during the
week attending court in connection
with the Round Mountain injunction
case, left yesterday afternoon for
Goldfeld.
Roger Knox has been in town for
the past week, but the fact was
known only to his intimates, fol
Roger has permitted his beard tc
grow, and his features are concealed
from the inquisitive stranger, by &
carefully groomed vandyke.
George Finlay Settle leaves fol
San Francisco this morning to accept
position in the business department
OF the Chronicle of that city Mr.
Settle during. his stay in this city
made host of friends, and he leaves
many regrets, while taking with hin
the congratulations of all upon The
promotion which has come to him.
w. s johnson left yesterday fol
Silver Bow, where he has some prop
erty adjoining the Silver Bow Bell
the scene Of the big strike in Silvel
Bow. He expects to be gone for ;
few days. Mr.. Johnson only return
edEfrom the south on Wednesda,
night, having gone to California I.
recuperate his health after his recen
sickness.