Bonanza Management Considers Favor for Patrons
Notice states Bonanza management will consider it a favor in patrons of the establishment.
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1908
Page
2
Notable residents and officials arrive and depart Tonopah area
George Center of Goldfield was in this city yesterday. Judge Kallaher of Rhyolite visited Tonopah on business. T. M. Blacklock left for northern California. T. J. Lynch heads to Alpine mining properties. Rev. Gardner returns from Reno. Howard Burr visits from Manhattan. Con O'Keefe came from Round Mountain then to the coast. M. B. Phillips arrives from Tonopah. F. G. Waterhouse and C. K. Lewis depart for Round Mountain and Manhattan. Dr. A. H. Elftman returns to Tonopah. Sheriff J. J. Owens brings an insane patient from Reno. J. J. Fenley returns from months abroad in Los Angeles. S. C. Lowe returns from San Francisco. P. A. McCarran back from Round Mountain on legal business. Clifton Gilbert heads home from Reno. Judge Saunders travels from Manhattan to Goldfield for the convention. Tom Kendall and Tom Risch back from near Austin after hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
M. B. Phillips
C. H
C. D. Phillips
Tonopah
F. G. Waterhouse
C. K. Lewis
Round Mountain
Manhattan
A. H. Elftman
Goldfield
J. J. Owens
Reno
J. J. Fenley
Sas Angeles
C. Lowe
California Light and Fuel Company
San Francisco
P. A. McCarran
Clifton Gilbert
Ed Gilbert
Judge Saunders
Tom Kendall
Tom Risch
Austin
Church Services and Roster for August 23 From Local Parishes
St Mark s Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday services August 23 Holy communion at 8 am morning prayer at 3 1 o’clock sermon Almost a Christian evening prayer at 8 o’clock sermon The Humor of Christ Sunday school at 9 45 am Lloyd B Thomas rector St Patrick s Church August 23 first mass 8 am second 10 am choir music soloists listed with Kyrie Gloria and more pre sermon Incline Thy Bar Bass solo Benediction 7 30 pm Rosary and benediction Miss Valencia Bawden organist Mr Arthur Burrows director Total registration 471 names registration progress for upcoming election follows.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lloyd B. Thomas
St. Patrick's Church
Father Butler
Muriel Robb
Cunningham
Hafferon
Ford
C. H Morey
Blanche Robb
Mise
Cardinet
Margaret Griffin
McGinn
Burrows
Kyrie
Concone
Farmer
Leonard
Benedictus
Agnus Dei
Giorza
Rossini
Novello
William Roach
Benedicta
Hill
Mies Valencia Bawden
Arthur Burrows
Bolto
Polo
Elijah
Mendelsohnn
James McCloskey in Critical Condition in San Francisco
Telegraphic dispatch reports James P. McCloskey in very serious condition at the French hospital in San Francisco. Partners and friends express sorrow as word comes that his health deteriorated despite earlier indications of slight improvement. Local associates say prayers for his recovery as he nears the end of life.
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James P. McCloskey
McGloskey
San Francisco
Prevent
French Hospital
Cafferetta
Tonopah
McCloskey
Montanas and Tonopah Mining clash at California Heights
This afternoon at the California Heights ball diamond the Montana Tonopah and Tonopah Mining teams meet at 3 oclock. The Tonopahs strengthened and seek revenge after a recent loss to the Eagles Elks. lineups include Westall O Hara Osgood Bailey Gregory Hunter M Miller Baxter Jones Tonopah: Parker Henry Parris Mauger Kamp Merton McNeill Stanley or Parton Roberts. The Eagles Elks head to Millers with a parade and drum corps. train departs 1 20 heading back after the game. The Miller team features Wagies Elkis Campbell Herd Malley Agnew Brown Perry Platt Morris Rogers Loring Hust Barr Calvert Phelps Helster Bradley Coykendall.
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California Heights
Montana Tonopah
Tonopah
Millers
Montanas
Hagles-Elks
Montanna
Westall
O'Hara
Osgood
Bailey
Gregory
Hunter
M. Miller
Baxter
Jones
Parker
Boykin
Henry
Parris
Mauger
Les Kamp
Merton
McNeill
Stanley
Parton
Roberts
Eagles-Elks
Mill City
Eagles
Wagies-Elkis
Campbell
Herd
Peck
Malley
Agnew
Brown
Perry
Platt
Morris
Rogers
Loring
Hust
Barr
Democrats Set Date for County Convention and Primaries
Democratic county central committee met in this city to plan the county convention and delegate apportionment. They set September 17 as the convention date and primaries for September ? will be held. The meeting allocated about eighty five delegates and the August 29 session will select delegates.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Nevada bank ad asks readers to open accounts
An early 20th century advertisement extols the resilience of Nevada banks during prior financial turmoil. It cites regional banks in Nevada California Idaho Montana Oregon Washington and urges opening an account with the National Bank.
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Janw Ing
United State
Nevada
California
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
First National Bank OF
Tonopah
United States Deporitary
Plan to release mining pool stocks tied to Sullivan Trust
An effort seeks release of stocks held by Receiver Wildes for State Bank and Trust and the Sullivan Trust company pool formed during the Sullivan Trust incident. Brokers and creditors planned to recover funds via a 40 40 20 split, totaling about 1.9 million dollars, but the bank failure and panic halted progress. Plans await court order and a possible hearing before Judge Langan or at Goldfield.
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Wildes
State Bank and Trust Company
Sullivan ‘Trust Company
Carson News
San Francisco
Promoting Concern
Sullivan Trust Company
State Bank
Sullivan Company
Herman Yadig
Goldfield
Rickey
Langan
Goldfeld
Rich quartz from Gold Reef at Toggery No 2 lease
James Grimes reports quartz at the Toggery No 2 ground in Gold Reef with a fourteen inch ledge worth about 100 dollars per ton. The shaft reaches fifty seven feet and leasers plan to sink to one hundred feet then begin drifting. Grimes also holds leases on Kanshee and nearby lands.
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James Grimes
Gold Reef
Grimes
Cane of G W Litts Found Guilty in Animal Cruelty Case
G W Litts found guilty of cruelty to animals after a jury trial in Judge Brimell's court. Jury returned a verdict of guilty with a recommendation for mercy. sentencing set for Monday.
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G. W. Litts
Brimell
Volunteers Clear Lot for New Gymnasium
Volunteers began removing shacks from the lot where the volunteer firemen’s gymnasium will rise. By night the site should be cleared and excavation start. Many volunteers helped yesterday and more are expected to assist this morning to save expenses.
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Jend
Notices From Bonanza Office For Prospectors and Miners
Triplicate location notices inform prospectors and miners of official action. Carbon copies accompany the threefold filing in the Bonanza office book, listing parcel specifics and required filings for mineral claims.
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Bonanza
Nanza
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J. Watts Briggs
R. F. Gilbert
Nye County Republican Convention
Paddy Grimes
Auditor and Recorder
L. A. Gibbons
J. A. Morris
P. J. Gallagher
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John Gregovich
Valley View Hotel
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George Leidy
Steeiel
Carlson's Lumber Yard
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Mineral Street
Marks’ Warehouse
State Bank and Trust Co
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C. H. McIntosh
H. BR. Cooke McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys
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Cibbons
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Newbee
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