Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-12
PERSONAL

NJ. L. FRANK, of Reno, is a guest
at the Mizpah.
FRANK HUNT, of Upgrade" fame,
is over from Goldtield.
JUDGE SOMERs was passenger
for Goldfield this morning
TIM CONNOLLY returned to Gold
field by auto last evening.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL and wife
spent yesterday in Goldfeld
WIN. STONEBECK, the auditor,
left today for San Francisco.
JUDGE CURTIS II. LINDLEY left
this morning for San Francisco.
THOMAS HUSTON returned yes
terday from a visit to Manhattan.
GEORGE B. REYNIER, of Salt
Lake City. is stopping at. the Mizpah.
BEN GILL, secretary of the Jumbo
Extension Mining company. is over
from Goldfield
REV. FATHER DERMODY was
over from Goldfeld yesterday on a
1 WISH ~ htN. CioDs
MRS. GEORGE X. EDLER came
over from Goldfield this morning and
is the guest of Mrs. Harry Grier,
CHIEF ENGINEER TURNER, of
the Jumbo Extension Mining com
Ipany, was a visitor to Tonopah yes
terday.
Cloak, Suit and Millinery opening
Friday and Saturday March IL and
I13. Miss Urquhart, opposite Elks
Bldg. Adv 2SSMllt2
| j. T. WILLIAMS and family, of
Hot Creek, spent yesterday in Tono-
pah, leaving this morning on visit
to Goldfeld.
]. LOZANO. the reporter of the
proceedings in the Jim Butler-West
End case, left this morning for his
, home in Reno
MRS. l.. MERTEN departed yester-
, day morning for San Francisco, where
she will view the exposition for the
t next month.
HORATIO ALLING and party, con
: sisting OF Mrs Alling. Miss Brough
ton and Miss lie Bode, left this morn
| ing for their home in Berkeley.
; w. e. COLBY, having completed
S his law business here, was a depart
i ure for San Francisco this morning
i w. NJ. SCOTT, manager of large
I, tobacco house in North Carolina, il
stopping at the Mizpah. 1t is hi
| first visit to Tonopah. He is inter
. ested in mining stocks in this dis
i trict.
e GEORGE R. STEVENS and wifi
d left this morning for Benecia, Cal
q called by the death of Mr.. Stevens
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: raises the combined salary of the o
- flee from $4,000 to $4,000
Blundells bill amending the cha
ter of Sparks was killed in the a
sembly today after long debate
1t was contended that the bi
would deprive the county of its shai
= of licenses for business enterprise
operated in the city.
:, The senate yesterday passed bi
" empowering the board of regents
" the university, the superintendent
public instructions and boards
school trustees to discharge an
> teachers, instructors or professo
who are not American citizens. TT
bill passed by a vote of IL to
" Senator Stickney gave notice of
:. motion to reconsider.
After the bill had passed Husk
said he wished to call attention of Il
senate to the fact that the preside
of the state university is not
American citizen but a Canada
Arnold arose and heatedly said tn
if such were the case he believ
- there were plenty of American CT
:, zens capable of filling the position.
:, Without a dissenting vote the {
otihbly Appropriated 3oVV yNohCiN
for the purchase of an oil painting
=, Gov. eddie, The portrait is to
hung in the governors office.
The Industrial commission bill W
referred to the committee on min
and mining yesterday after discussi
in the assembly.
BY strictly party vote the sena
49, yesterday passed bin to reduce t
salary of the chairman of the railro
] commission from $1,000 to $4,000
year and removing the necessity
his being a practicing attorney
. The assembly passed a bill vest
ish day providing for an appropriate
ate of $4,000 to be used in the rec,
on, struction of the third floor of
'ty, hospital for mental diseases. The
was no opposition to the bill