Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-20

covering forges, equipment and tools,
including Lyner drill sharpener; one
frame and adobe assay office with
gasoline furnaces ! adobe iron roof
office building; one frame iron roof
bunk house, containing 20 rooms; one
frame building occupied as general
merchandise store; one adobe iron ROOF
four-room house, known as superin-
tendents house, one frame three-room
house known as secretarys home, one
frame and adobe two-room house used
as drafting room; SIX small frame
dwelling houses. one frame iron roof
store used for storing mine and mill
supplies, one frame building used as
automobile garage and buggy shed.
one frame building with iron roof
used as boarding house; ] cellar;
water right known as Grape Vine
Springs with about 100 feet of pipe
line; ten water storage tanks with
capacity of about 10000 gallons with
pipe lines connecting same; also a
certain water right known as Horse
shoot-em Springs, and about Y miles
of pipe line connecting said springs
with the Town of Johnnie, in said
District, County and state; two djstl-
late storage tanks at NINE ] distillate
storage tank at Amargosa, and one
hauling tank, having combined cap
acity of 10000 gallons.
Personal Property.
100000 shares of the capital stock
of Johnnie Mining a Milling Company,
insolvent, known as Treasury Stock.
one assortment OF drugs, consisting OIL
n varieties of patent medicines and
staple drugs, varying In quantities OF
from one to five pounds, and one bot
tie to two dozen bottles of various
sizes, such as are usually kept for sale
in country store; also an assort-
ment of groceries consisting of canned
vegetables. canned fruit, dried fruit,
sauces and miscellaneous articles such
as are usually Kept for sale in coun-
try store, the same comprising 100
different articles in broken packages
and small lots; also 80 articles of dry
goods and wearing apparel consisting
shirts, sweaters, undershirts, shoes,
gloves, handkerchiefs ties, in small
lots of from liz to II doz. each, such
as are usually kept for sale in a coun-
notions consisting of shaving articles,
lead pencils, pipes. collar buttons, eye
glasses, pocket knives. stationery
alarm clocks, safety pins. sheeting, oil
cloth. quilts. varying in quantity of
from one twelfth doz. 10 40 doz., and
from one yard to SS yards, such as Is
usually kept for sale in country
store; also 16S articles of shelf hard
ware. including kitchen articles,
lamps, chimneys, dinner pals. cooking
utensils and divers and sundry car
penter tools, shotgun shells and pistol
| and rifle cartridges in small lots. such
as are usually kept for sale in a
country store, one National cash reg
lister, large refrigerator, about IL
l
| lot of bitters and tinctures. consisting
of two dozen bottles, ESQ assortments
of warehouse supplies for mine, mining
equipment and milling plant, consisting
of duplicates and small articles OF
hardware such as are usually used for
repairs and duplicates in and about
the mine and milling plant, including
As gallons heavy cylinder oil and 1921
gallons of distillate. / 1100-gallon tanh
wagon, l az lead freight wagon,
trail wagon, l Concord top buggy,
delivery wagon, ! ore cart, 4 set o.
team harness complete draft horses
2 mules, pigs. l Ford automobile.
assay office with equipment complete
including supplies, ] Remington stand
ard typewriter No. IL, old type
writer / Hall safe l Diebold safe,
5000 Winchester rifle Model 1894.
IL gauge Winchester repeating shot
gun, divers and sundry articles o
household and office furniture stuat
l in the boarding house, superintend
ent's house and other buildings in an,
upon said property. consisting o
stoves, beds. bedding, tables, cooking
utensils, etc, all of which more full
: appears In the itemized inventor
( heretofore filed with the Clerk of sal
e Court and to which reference is her
( made. 1t being the intention to sell 1
A one parcel all of the property of what
e soever character, wheresoever situat,