Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-10
pERS ONALS
cOmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

was a passenger for Reno today.
Edward H. Smith came in on No.
"a this morning from Golden. Colo.
Charles S. Levy, business man
from San Francisco, is at the Miz-
pah.
II. F. Carey is in town from San
Francisco and is registered at the
Mizpah.
e. f. Sutton, a mining man from
the Manhattan district, is in Tono-
pah today.
Martin Efinger passed through
Tonopah this morning on No. 70
bound for Reno.
]. C. Purple arrived from Millers
Sunday and spent the day sight
seeing in this city.
S. B. Goodman and L. II. Pope
we're visitors to Tononpah Sunday
from Manhattan.
Walter J. Drysdale returned from
San Francisco today after an ADJ
sence of several weeks.
C. r. Olson, who is operating
valuable mining property at Liberty,
is in town on business.
Ben Marty, superintendent of the
Umatilla mining company was a
visitor to Goldfield today.
Charles M. Zeitler the Hardware
Man" from Reno, arrived from
Goldfeld this morning.
l.. f. Clar, who is operating in
the placer fields in Manhattan, is in
Tonopah on business.
Sanford Calvin and wife left to-
day for Santa Cruz, where they VIII
spend the summer months.
Lyon Smith and wife are recent
arrivals from Brookline, Mass, and
are stopping at the Mizpah.
w. M. veith, the Manhattan mer'
chant. is in from the northern CAM
and transacting business in this city
F. NJ. Chapman, of San Francisco
was an arrival on No. "a this morn
ing and is registered at the Mizpah
BENZ. ]. Rotholtz, the live mer
chant of this city returned from SAL
Francisco yesterday after an alb
sence of three weeks.
Henry Seitz, of the H. j. Hal
Liquor company, was passenge
for San Francisco today, where n
hopes to regain his health.
J.R. woodbridge, of the Western
Ore Purchasing company, was II
Tonopah yesterday attending t
business matters for his company.
Herman Zadig, the well know
mining magnate and broker, afte
spending several days in this cit
returned to San Francisco yester
day
Mrs. w. C. Tabor, who for tn
past month has been visiting he
sister Mrs. F. A. Burnham, Dc
parted for her home in San Frar
cisco today.
Thomas Lindsay accompanied 3
Mrs Lindsay departed for Rem
this morning. Mr.. Lindsay will a
tend the Masonic convention WIN
in the riverside city
X. C. Irvine came over from Nal
haitian yesterday to witness the pa
game betwee Tonopah and MAMMA
tan that was pulled of at Recr
alton park during the afternoon.
Miss K. NJ. Charles, sister OF '
w. Charles, comptroller Of the To-
opah Mining company, arrived fro
Portland yesterday and will sper
the summer here visiting relative
d. S. Mcleod, who has been co
nected with the Montana-Tonop;
mining company for the past Sc
eral years departed today for DC
ton, Mass, where he accepted
lucrative position
Neil Mclean, of the firm of N
Lean & McSweeney, of this city .
rived from Los Angeles yesterds
accompanied by his daugher, Nj
Il. F. Mclean. Mr. Mclean W
spend several days in Tonop
looking after business interests.
Jno. Edward Bray, superintende
of public instruction of the state
Nevada returned to Reno yesterdi
While in this city Mr. Bray del
cred an GRAFTON entitled Educ
tional Values" at the GRADUATE
exercises of the Tonopah schools.
l.. l.. Blumenthal and wife
parted for San Francisco sumo
morning where they will visit
several weeks. From that city M
Blumenthal will continue on
Portland and will spend the sunni
with relatives. Mr.. Blumenthal y