Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-29
PERSONAL

]. H. DUNN of Goldfield had BUSH
ness here yesterday.
f. B. MECHLING of Goldheld Is
spending the day here.
H.. PLOTELL of Omaha is spend
ing few days in Tonopah.
F. D. LEE, mining man OF LIB
erty district, is at the Mizpah
Fl. R. COOK went to Reno yester-
day morning on law business.
THOMAS j. LYNCH was a pas
senger for Reno yesterday morning.
T. e. FARLEY and wife of Cleve-
land, Ohio. are stopping at the Miz-
pah.
X. B. KIDD, the assayer, who had
been in Rhyolte the past two weeks
returned this morning.
DAN w. EDWARDS, inspector Of
The Nevada state police, left yeste;
day morning for Carson City.
ED MILLS, who is connected with
4he Wilkes warehouse, returned to.
day from the coast.
81 PARKER left this morning for
Yerngton, where he was called by
the serious illness of his mother.
JUDGE EMMETT WALSH was pas
,enger on this mornings train for
Winnemucca where he will preside
over Judge Ducker's court
NJ. f. NORTH. state manager for
he New York Life Insurance com
pany, is in Tonopah after paying an
official visit to Goldfeld
FRANK HUNT and his advertising
manager. Mr.. Bullock. came over
from Goldfield this morning and are
spending the day in Tonopah.
CHARLES S. SPRAGUE of Gold.
! field was a passenger on yesterday
mornings train from Goldfield. He
was on his way to Salt Lake City.
HARRY E. EPSTINE, representing
7 the Tonopah lodge of Elks. left this
morning for Oakland, accompanying
the body of the late w G. Harding.
c. H. MILLER, special agent for
the United States income tax depart
ment, returned to Tonopah this morn.
ing and will be here for a few day
4 F. r. McNAMEE. of McNamee d
McNamee. attorneys OF Las Vegas
and Los Angeles, is here on business
connected with the sale of the
Johnnie mine
MRS. w. II. NUTTO, who had beer
on the coast for the past tire,
months receiving medical attendance
: returned home this morning, great!
improved in health
]. II. HUTCHINSON. general man
8 ager Of the Goldheld Consolidate
5 Mines company, was passenger o
yesterday mornings train en- rout
k from Goldfeld to Reno.
/. ELMER (KID) ROSS of Grea
Y Falls, Montana, came in yesterda
e morning to sign up for the mate
y with Sudenberg which will be tn
G opening card in the new pavilion.
e. FRANK NJ MANSON, general ma
Il ager of the Western Ore Purchasin
Is company, was in Tonopah yesterda
ID He was on his way from Tonopah
ID Reno.
IS MARK THOMPSON, superintendent
s of Wells, Fargo e. Co express. an
e. r. LaForest, superintendent of st
or bles and street equipment. arrive
n yesterday from Los Angeles on
ID tour of inspection of express office
MRS. HENRY c. SCHMIDT, wi
had been viewing the exposition ar
" visiting friends on the coast for Il
past three weeks, returned on ye
. terday mornings train,
III A. P. JOHNSON and o. ]. JohnsC
= Jr, of Los Angeles. are here for
" few days on legal business connect,
y with the transfer of the Johnnie min
" RALPH HUSSEY. wife and daug
- ter Betty left yesterday morning +
San Francisco, where they expect
spend a few days and then go
= their ranch near Willets. in Mend
elmo county Mr. Hussey has be-
- in business in Tonopah almost sin
the ineipiency of the camp.
MRS. KNOX Of the Nevada TIE
on graph and Telephone company, |,
zs yesterday for Goldfeld by au
m whence she will go by train to l.
~ Angeles and up the coast to s.
,s Francisco, visiting the two Panar
40 expositions before returning to I