Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-20
PERSONAL

c. w. TAYLOR returned yesterday
from trip to Arizona
IRA WAGNER and Jess Meyers re-
turned yesterday from visit to Round
Mountain
DAVE S. LLEWELLYN, mining
man of Round Mountain, is in Tono-
pah for a few days.
SUPERINTENDENT DOOLEY of
the Cash Boy had mining business
yesterday at Hornsilver
l.. d. GORDON, president of the
Round Mountain Mining company, is
in town after trip to the mine.
! MISS GLADYS STEVENSON of
Round Mountain is the guest of Miss
Thelma Scott.
ger for San Francisco on this morn
ing's train.
! Il. II. MEADE left yesterday for
Reno ON a business trip. Mr.. Meade
will then go on to Salt Lake.
c. A. BENNETT returned to Reno
this morning after visiting his brother
Prof. Bennett of the Tonopah school
of mines.
brick" MCINTOSH is back from
thirty day prospecting trip which
carried him as far south as the Mexi-
can border
MRS. CURIEAUX, third grade tea
cher of the Tonopah schools, return
ed yesterday morning from Reno and
Battle Mountain.
MISS TAYLOR, teacher of the first
grade in the Tonopah schools, return
ed from a weeks vacation with her
: relatives in Reno
!, G. G. PATRICK, general manager
of the Consolidated Water company OF
Goldfield, was passenger for Reno
on this mornings train.
CHARLES TAYLOR was a gessen
ger this morning for Fallon from
{ where he goes to Fairyiew to look
= after his tungsten interests.
Il WESLEY j. STEWART left fol
! San Francisco yesterday where h,
! will meet Mrs. Stewart. They will re
y turn from the coast in about a month
, FRANK ISH, pioneer of Tono
: pah and also director in the Con
; soidated Water company of Goldfield
was a passenger this morning from
Goldfeld for his home in Oakland.
j. W. STEWART, ex-postmaster
o was a passenger yesterday morning fol
San Francisco, where he goes to visi
his wife. He expects to return II
about ten days.
MRS. r. G. GIBBONS was passen
ger yesterday morning for Mendocin6
county, California, where she went t.
visit her daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Smith.
G. w. COSLETT, Familiarity known
as Uncle George" has returned from
J an extended mine inspection trip. TAX
! ing him through southern California
and Arizona. He was not far from
Columbus when the raid occurred.
WALTER F. RICHARDSON, of th'
Bonanza force, returned last evening
from Goldfeld, where he purchased ;
Buick. driving the auto back, leaving
rather sinuous track, as it was his
first experience at the wheel.
PAUL WHALEY, James Welch and
Al Thackery left yesterday by aut,
for Goldyke to visit a tungsten pro
perty.
MRS. NJ. A. HARRINGTON left on
Sunday mornings train for Roswell
n NJ, to visit her son. John. who is a
student at the New Mexico military
school at Roswell. Mrs Harrington
plans on being away about five or six
months.
CHARLES KNOX. president of the
Montana Tonopah Mining company
arrived this morning from Oakland
G. J. SCHMIDT, the tailor, returned
this morning from Pittsburg. where
he visited his fat!ger for the past two
months.
II. ID. SETTLER. a pioneer black
smith of Tonopah and Sodaville, came
, from tho luttar nlapa Gag do
is spending a few days here with old
time acquaintance He will shortly
, leave for Columbia, California. where
he plans to spend his declining days.
JACK LONGSTREET the veteran
mining man of Georges canyon anc
the districts beyond, residing 81 miles
north of Stone Capin. is in town. bring
ing with him some handsome speci
mems of ore from his property as wei
as a sack of wild cat and coyote ears
for bounty.