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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
2
Charity Ball In Tonopah Tonight For Destitute Family
A charity ball is held tonight at the Miners Exchange hall to aid a city woman with eight children whose husband is missing. Local ladies organized the event after concern over the family’s destitution, with reduced musician fees and hall costs donated. Admission is one dollar, aiming for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Dark Horse Groomed as Bartlett Delegation Edges Toward Tonopah
Washoe plans to send an anti Bartlett delegation to the Democratic convention in Tonopah after the Bartlett faction was defeated by Considine Haley Driscoll allies. McCarran support appears split with some delegates backing Bartlett as polling shows Bartlett leading statewide. A telegram reports Nye County for McCarran, while Bullfrog backed him but Tonopah voted against. Manhattan division noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe
Tonopah
Bartlett
Jim Boyd
Considine-Haley-Driscoll
McCarran
Pat
Dark Horse
Tenate
Considine Facton
aon-Bartlett
the Gazette
Nye County
Manhattan
Reno Gazette
Local residents head to cities and mining hubs
Mrs K F Burdick left yesterday for Seattle. Arthur Kunze came up from Greenwater. Mrs C F Wittenberg left for the coast. Mrs Henry Bartlett and child from Round Mountain. Walter D Cole is in Manhattan for mining interests. Mrs Arthur Raycraft returned to Manhattan. Henry Bartlett from Round Mountain hydraulic camp. Fred Brown and Frank Dodd auto trip to Bodie and Carson. M S Wahrhaftig of Sacramento arrived for several days. Max Jinghandel, mining engineer, from San Francisco. G H Rotherham and B A Bosgui leave for Los Angeles for about a month. Mrs W D Forster to visit Stratford Ontario and eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F. Burdick
Seattle
Arthur Kunze
Greenwater
C. F. Wittenberg
Coast
Henry Bartlett
Child
Round Mountain
Walter D. Cole
Manhattan
Arthur Raycraft
Sage
Great Hydraulic Camp
Heh
Fred Brown
Frank Dodd
Bodie and
Carson
Wahrhaftig
Sacramento
California
Tonopah
Tom Kendall
W. J. Douglass
Max Jinghandel
West
San Francisco
G. H. Rotherham
Montana-Tonopah
B. A. Bosgui
Los Angeles
W. D. Forster
Stratford
Ontario
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Refrigerator freight for merchants arrives at depot
To merchants the refrigerator can from San Francisco via 8 P Mina and T and G RB containing your perishable freight now at the T and G depot ready for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nevada Pardons Board May Lack Parole Authority
Nevada lawfulness of parole by the state board of pardons is challenged by Detective Thacher of Wells Fargo. He cites Reno Gazette reporting that the board rarely pardoned prisoners before this year and plans to probe whether any statute grants parole power and why recent commutations occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
State Board of Pardons
Board of Pardons
Thacher Desiires
Cully
Thacher
the Wells
Thatcher
Wells Fargo Express Company
Board of Pardons of
Henry Howard
Holly
Iam
Reno Gazette
Robbery On Pullman Car In Pittsburg Details
Wm. Er. McMillan, a wealthy lumber dealer, was robbed on a Pullman car near Pittsburg. The thief took clothing, 155 dollars in cash and jewelry valued at 200 dollars. McMillan, who weighs 200 pounds, had no clothing on the train that fit him and left in conductor trousers wrapped in a sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wm. ER. McMillan
McMillan
International Reform Bureau Aims to Shape Law and Opinion
The International Reform Bureau, active since 1896 in Washington, D. C., uses legislation influence letters lectures and literature to promote moral reforms. It operates nationwide including Nevada where anti gambling law is sought for the next state session. Field secretary H. B. Hudson plans a Tonopah lecture on Should Nevada Become a Colony for Gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Reform Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Nevada
Tonopah
H. B. Hudson
King of Pythias Leader to Visit San Francisco Smoker
F A King of San Francisco a prominent Knight of Pythias and agent for Henderson Ames Regal ia company will arrive on Sunday morning and attend the local lodge meeting Monday evening A smoker will be given on the occasion and all knights are urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. King
San Francisco
Pythias
Henderson-Ames Regalia Company
Tonoph
Insured For Four Millionaires Leads Nation In Life Coverage
New York reports seven men insured 1 000 000 or more with Rodman Wanamaker of Philadelphia atop the list at 4 000 000. James B Colgate and others hold substantial policies as Philadelphia and New York show strong totals in a nationwide life-insurance tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
James B. Colgate
Chicago
San Francisco
Primaries Held Today in Main Street Vote Center
Republican primaries open 1 pm to 6 pm at the former Creamerie site on Main Street. Judges of election are W. M. Bowle W. K. Wise and Duncan McDonald. A large Republican vote expected in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamerie
Main Street
W. M. Bowle
W. K. Wise
Duncan McDonald
Tonopah Gain Seen From New Unloading Order
Tonopah and Goldfield officials announce a change in refrigeration car unloading, now Tonopah first then Goldfield, ending layover delays. Dr S A Chapman died after morphine overdose intended to calm nerves. He leaves a wife several children and a Nevada City brother. body to be shipped for interment. Certificates of location noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Goldfield
Virginia City
A. Chapman
Nevada City
California
First Class Board and Rooms Offered at New Rates
Opened under W. Stewart management with first class table board. Rate $1 per day. Rooms newly renovated and furnished. Board and room $35 per month. First class bathroom available. Try one of our meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stewart
Public Auction At Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad
On August 12 at 10 a m and continuing until all articles are disposed of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad company will sell at public auction to the highest bid a large quantity of unclaimed baggage accumulated before January 15, 1908 at their freight house in this city J R Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company
J. R. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat McArran
Reno’ Gazette
Nye
Bonanza
Wells Fargo
Pardon Board
FOR
T.G. Meat Market
the International Reform Bureau
Wild Oliver
H. B. Hydson
K. OF
Bostanza
First National Bank OF
United States Depositary
Virginia Physich Drad
the Depot Hotel
Valley View
Bishop
Tabie
George Leidy
Mamabee
Carl D. Drossel
Mineral Street
Marks’ Warehouse
R. Watts Briggs
R. F. Gilbert
Paddy Grimes
Auditor and Recorder
L. A. Gibbons
J. A. Morris
P. J. Gallagher
J. J. Owens
Biff
W. T. Cuddy
George B. Swasey
Cleve H. Baker
E.R. Shields
Inquire Palace Hotel
H. P
N. H. Higgine
Frisco
Salee
X.Y. Z
Attorneys-At-Law
State Bank and Trust Co
Tonopah, Nevada
C. H. McIntosh
H.R. Cooke
McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys Offices
Tonopah Bik
Tonopah, New
Key Pittman
State Bank Building
Stevens & van Pelt, Associates
Rawhide
L. A. Gibbons Attorney AT Law
Butler Big
J. A. Falkenstein
Rawhide Vin Mina
Most Direct Route Auto Transit CO
MacDonald, Mae
Carlson's
Tonopah and
Goldfield Railroad
C. W. Scheld Ces
R. G
Bob” Pohl
Repub-ican
Nevada Gas Co
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