Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-03-24
PERSONAL

MAX oBROsKY, OF Thompson,
New is registered at the Mizpah
hotel.
P. A. SIMON, of the Simon lead
mine, left for his home in Nina this
morning
FRED. Y. WEIGH, representing
the General Cigar company arrived
yesterday from Lon Angeles.
0. D. ODBERT and FRANK CUR
RAN of Darrough Hot Springs motor
I'd in last evening.
W. D. ELLIOTT, the merchant
tailor from Reno, arrived yesterday
and is at the Mizpah hotel
JOSEPH McEACHEN, L. s. mar,
shall, returned to Carson City Sun
day morning.
BRUCE CONLEY, tea and coffee
representative, returned to the coast
yesterday.
JAMES GRIMES. one Of the Pic,
ueer operators on the Divide went
down to the coast Sunday,
THOMAS A. FRAZIER, auditor of
the Tonopah Mining COMPANY will
return tomorrow.
CHARLES ], MULLEN, who spent
the last seven months in San Fran
cisco returned this morning.
W A BALL L. S naturalization
commissioner. arrived today from
San Francisco to hear applications
for citizenship
HENRY BARTLETT the mining
engineer. returned TO San Francisco
today after spend ne two weeks visit
ing his parents.
JOHN P HUMPHREY. assistant
sergeant at arms of the senate, re,
turned to Toonpah this morning and
continued on to Manhattan.
K. S. NICHOLAS, attorney for The
Louisiana Con, Mining company, who
came here to attend the annual
meeting went east yesterday morn
ing
j. b. WAINWRIGHT the automo-
bile man from Reno, who is one of
The large stockholders in the Belle
helen mine. came in from the north
today
GEORGE SHARP of Blue Eagle.
is spending a few days here in at
tendance on his wife who was oper-
ated on at the Mine Operators hos
ptal
FATHER AUSTIN FLEMING was
the guest of Mrs J. NJ GiI1Oyle this
afternoon in going to Goldfield
where he will remain for two days
before leaving for the coast.
R. W, CATTERMOLE. chief engi-
neer of the Tonopah and Goldfleld
railroad has returned from San
Francisco where he was called on
professional business.
SENATOR FEB. KENDALL. presi-
dent of the Divide Extension Mining
company was a passenger for the
Z coast this morning after arriving
Sunday and spending the day on the
Divide.
DAVE COLEMAN, of Goldfield, is
spending the day here looking after
his interests at Divide City, where
he proposes opening a general store
which he is bringing in from Gold.
field
CHARLES J. SLAVIN, undersher.
if, and Mrs. Slayin, returned home
yesterday morning from attending
the funeral of his mother at Carson
City. They were accompanied by
Misc Helen Slavln.
CAPT. JAMES FLOOD, the mining
man, has bought the Kutzkau house
on Florence avenue and will resume
his home in TOnopah. Mrs. Flood ar.
rived last evening by the southern
route to join her husband.
DR.. A. H ELFTMAN. consulting
engineer for several of the leading
companies operating on the Divide.
was a passenger for Goldfield this
morning and will return this eve.
hing.
K. F. O'NE1L a wealthy cattleman
who was resident of Faulkton, S.
D. for many years, arrived last night
by the southern route from Los An.
geles He was accompanied by his
daughter, Mary Ellen O'Neil. They
are the guests of John H. Miller.
H. r. COOKE came in last even.
ing from Las Vegas where he was
attending the Esser trial as special
prosecutor. He intended leaving this
morning to attend the funeral Of
Mrs McSorley but was detained at
home by a suddend illness. Mrs.
Cooke left yesterday morning with
her little son for Mokelumne Hill to
attend the obsequies of her mother
MRS. ]. WESLEY STEWART ar
rived last night, coming by motor