Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-08
PERSONAL

Lake CITY.
IL. SCOTT was up from Millers
yesterday.
JAMES STEVENS of Cloverdale is
in town today.
w. H.. LEAF was an arrival yester-
day from Los Angeles.
VAIL PITTMAN was passenger
for Carson City yesterday morning.
MRS. p. A. BARKER returned yes
terday from Los Aneles, called by the
death of her husband.
CHARLES S. SPRAGUE and Munro
s. Brown returned to Goldfield yes
terday by auto.
JAMES S. PECK, an attorney OF
San Francisco, was an arrival on
this mornings train.
JUDGE GEORGE S. BROWN ar
rived this morning from Reno to
attend to court matters,
REV l.. ii TRACY went over to
Golddeld Sunday TO conduct services
in the Episcopal church.
J. w. CHANDLER and family re-
turned this morning from an extended
visit to the coast.
JULIUS GOLDSMITH, the music
ian, left Saturday for San Francisco
on business errand.
GURNEY GORDON returned to
Reno yesterday, after few days
spent in Tonopah and Goldheld
4 DR. S. SOUTHWORTH came in
+ from Manhattan last evening and re-
e turned today to the pine tree camp.
S CHARLES WATKINS, manager of
n the Thiel detective agency, is spend
/ ing few days in Tonopah and Gold
e field.
W. E. COLBY, an attorney in the
; Jim Butler-West End litigation, ar
2 rived this morning from San Fran
q cisco.
n JUDGE CURTIS II. LINDLEY, the
profound scholar in mining law, ar
IS rived this morning from San Fran
n CISCO.
IS j. LOZANO, Republican candidate
for lieutenant governor at the recen
election, arrived this morning from
IL Reno to report the argument in thu
lg Jim Butler-West End case.
ut FRANK ANNoWAY of the Butte
b. theater orchestra has undergone
We severe operation and today his condi
or ton is materially improved
st GENERAL MANAGER HUTCHIN
IN SON of the Goldfield Consolidate
pit Mines company was passenge
from Reno to Goldfeld on yesterda
-. mornings train.
FRANK CAyANAUGH and Re-
Mr. Bayless went to Millers today
conduct the funeral of the litt
III laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
III Meyer.
H. p. BROWNIE, business man I
Pioneer, is in Reno He says thi
E. two mills are in operation and near
100 men are at work at present
Pioneer.
ATTORNEY BUNKER of San Fra
md cisco, of the general counsel for Il
He West End Consolidated Mining col
on pany, IS here participating in Il
les. apex argument
% HON THOMAS KEARNS, (
ore many years United States senat
Who from Utah, is here from Salt La
the City on mining business and is ste
ping at the Mizpah.
of A. c. MARBLE is in from Rus
sun- Gold, the new camp in the Hannap
as district He reports that Clark a
ned Redel are sacking ore. There is
of much snow that prospecting is te
of porarily suspended.
the MRS. ]. GRANT CRUMLEY i
urS' yesterday morning for Reno, whe
eng she will join Mrs Burnham and NJ
tta' Smith and continue on to San FIR;
hey cisco to take in the sights of the
was the exposition.
'sed JUDGE PETER ]. SoMERS, +
ling NOR district indigo of Esmeralda a
lltl hioAi lNA Juu6O VI AAoiitA oAhaf q
at other times congressman a
mayor of Minneapolis is a guest
the Mizpah. He is here on law bu
ness.
PRESIDENT NJ. b. CUTTER a
ALL w D. Forster, superintendent a
V general traffic manager of the To
pah & Goldfeld railroad, were p
sengers for Goldfield yesterday mo
iAT ing in the private car, Mizpah,
CHARLES HUBER, deputy ST
Inspector of mines, left this morn
for Blair to make an inspection
'P"" the Pittsburg Silver Peak property
t.. MRS WEIR and daughter fr
- Reno were passengers yesterday
Godfeld, where Mr. Weir has est
liz, lished himself in the brokerage b'
ness.
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