Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-22

thing for the camp. They ran a cut
in for ten feet, and uncovered two
and half feet of ore that assayed
1856 to the ton; and they drilled for
thirty-siX inches further and got the
same stuff Here was six feet of
ore, which will average 1855 a ton.
This is pretty hard to beat Two
hundred feet to the north of this
strike another find was uncovered,
where the ore went as high as $500.
On Monday, on the Truitt lease of
the. Roseberry property, which is be-
tween the other two strikes, and to
the south of both, there was another
strike made. They uncovered six in
ches of ore here which went nearly
$4,000 to the ton, there being in this
twenty ounces of silver, the rest be-
ing in gold.
S. K. Bradford of Tonopah, who is
now in Rawhide, said of the Tiger
and Royal that the showing far sur
passed that of the Combination mine
of Goldfield at the same stage of de-
velopment. He saw both properties
in the same stage of development.
and is well qualified to Judge.
Tonopah is well represented now
in the new camp, Key Pittman, the
well known attorney of this place,
took a party to Rawhide in his auto
mobile on Saturday last. This was
| the second trip of Mr.. Pittman to
Rawhide, having established on a
! previous visit a branch of his law
| office in conjunction with F. A. Stew
ems. If Mr. Pittman was pleased
with the camp on the occasion of his
! former visit, he was enthused on his
last trip. He is firmly convinced
that the camp is going to be one of
| the greatest in the State, and lost no
tine in securing interests in the
camp. Among the latter was one in
the rich Murray lease, one of the
! SeHSdJlOuS OI the CAMP.
w. w. Booth, proprietor of the
Daily Bonanza, was one of the ar
rivals in the camp Sunday, and in
his wake was the plant for the new
Rawhide Rustler, which Mr.. Booth
has recently bought 1t is expected
that the Rustler will be issued under
the new management next week. The
plant for the paper is complete and
first-class in every respect, embrac-
ing a new cylinder press and a job
press, and full line of newspaper
and display type, paper cutter, and
all the equipment for a newspaper
and job printing Office.
Lucky Zeb Kendall made another
trip to Rawhide and consummated
the deal which he started on the oc-
casion of his first visit to the camp
He has secured an interest in the
Bluff claim, which has been pro-
Tounced the wonder of the camp,
and he and Roger Dougherty and
their associates are going back in a
few days to prosecute the work of
development, and go ahead with it as
rapidly as possible.
, Among others who went to the
camp of realization this week were
A. H. Barlow, H. w. Scheld, A. l..
Gibbons, Frank Pittman and Tex
Phillipowsky, who went to locate
there and to remain; Ross Condor,
the well known mining man; Bert
Milliken, the lumber man; Val Hush,
George letter, Mark Ryan, Nearly
all of these went to look and came
back with one or more interests.
Two rival telegraph lines are go
ing to be put into Rawhide with as
, much celebrity as possible. P. H
; Mclaughlin and ]. E. Hicks, repre-
. senting the Fairview Telephone and
! Telegraph Company, are now in Raw
hide, and they say that their line will
be into the camp within the next ten
days. 1t will include both telephone
9 and telegraph. The connection with
;. this line will be made at SAND
a Springs. This will give Rawhide di'
! rect wire communication with Reno
and through that point with the en-
tire civilized world.
F. E. Lowry is also at Rawhida
a and is bringing the wire in from
i Schurz He says that he will hav,
" this line completed in thirty days
giving Rawhide competing tele
: graph line. and later. another tele
phone line. This is rushing thing
= into Rawhide with vengeance.
volney Leonard of Fairview AZ
lived in Rawhide on Monday. AM
bought lot on the Main street 70
$4,000. and says that he will have
bank in the camp inside of wv
weeks. This is one Of the best move
yet. as the establishment of a BAN
will facilitate business to the grea,