Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-01-25

This seems like drawing on the inn
agination at a fierce rate, but there
is the evidence of a mans eyes be-
fore him. The strike created an i'm
mense sensation in the camp, and
the men came in from the hills, at
tracted by the reports of the find,
and there has been nothing else talk
ed of since. The Grutt brothers are
highly elated over the discovery, for
it proves to their satisfaction that
there is something else on the Hill
besides seams and %stringers. The
gold runs through the quartz and it is
the pure quill. The Grutts have been
looking for this ledge for the last
ten days. At that time there was
found a piece of the richest float, the
richest yet picked up in the camp,
and the leasers simply stayed with
this until they uncovered their find.
Several deals have been made here
within the past rev days.
A crowd from Milwaukee, with
whom is interested Frank Boehme,
has bought the Murray lease, and. the
Drew group, to the north of Grutt
hill. This party is going to be in
strumental in bringing more capital
into the camp. and they themselves
are going to spend a great deal of
money in the development Of their
property. The Stinson lease on the
Tiger group, which has only a few
days over ten months to run, was
sold yesterday, and the price paid for
it is said to have been $25 5000. The
purchasers are Colorado and New
York capitalists. The people are also
mining engineers,
Tonopah has the Rawhide fever
strong, and people from there have
been coming in strong in the past
few days. On Saturday there arrived
Key Pittman and party, and Mr.. Pitt
hlhH mas Bt1Al q bhO9 man ENNis min
ute since his arrival. He has secured
interests in several propositions, and
| is highly enthused over the camp and
the conditions. He is of the opinion
that Rawhide is going to be the big
, gest thing in Nevada. He likes tn,
appearance OF the camp, and the con
= dition of the properties. He will re
r main here for sometime longer, ant
when he leaves here it will only b
to return at an early date.
G Yesterday there came w. w. Boot
d Of the Tonopah Daily Bonanza, VIII
= Is the advance guard for the plant {
a the Rawhide Rustler, which is no
i on the way in from Nina. Mr.. Boot
d thinks that the camp is going TO /
a one of the greatest in the State, an
that II will be only a short time b.
s fore that period arrives, There ais
N came AL Revert. of the Tonopah Lur
ct Der Company. Mr.. Revert had heal
W enough and seen enough to salts
himself of the merits of the can
before he reached here. He is goir
(, back to Tonopah today to make a
III rangements to bring in a stock
III lumber and start a lumber yard
the camp.
he Another party that reached he
as yesterday was composed of Zeb Ike
ne dali, Roger Dougherty, A. l.. CT
er bons and Mark Ryan. They We
IN also from Tonopah and the first t.
We with Ryan are going to locate he
both in mining and other busine
he The camp has without a doubt
M the vein at 100 feet.
in f. NJ. Lacey Of Rawhide pass
OF through Tonopah yesterday on
its way 10 Goldheld, nursing a broR
arm, caused by a fail in a shaft. .
Lacey has a few holdings In the n
camp and will return as soon as
injured member permits. He spei
in flowing terms of the possibilit
of the camp.