Old Belmont to Again Be Lively Camp
A party including Mr. and Mrs. B F Hulse W L Clark and C R Harris of Los Angeles returns from Belmont where Security Reduction Co officials inspect mines and a Fuller mill. Harris says a larger electric mill upgrade is planned for spring with development to greater depth and new power line, aiming for Belmont revival. Turner case continued. The Turner petty larceny case is postponed to Tuesday for jury hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hulse
W. L. Clark
C. R. Harris
Los Angeles
Belmont
Security Reduction Company
Harris
Nevada
Fuller
Harriman land purchase near Mexico City reported
Agents of E. H. Harriman are said to have bought 50 000 acres in Tuxpayol district near the City of Mexico. Dr. J McCosh Smith of Manhattan arrived from the camp and heads to the coast to attend his sister. Tonopah Lodge 28 F and A M meets tonight at 7 30 with work in first and third degrees. Visiting brothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McCosh Smith
Manhattan
Coast
Tonopah Lodge
Butlerball
P. BE. Keeler
W. M P
Booth
Battery case in the Tenderloin draws complaint
Mise Estelle Campbell of the Hamburg district swore out a complaint against Frank Maloney for assault and battery at Judge Brineck's office. Campbell showed a severely beaten face. Maloney had not been caught by nightfall and was likely to leave town before appearing before Judge Bussell, who is strict on woman beaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Estelle Campbell
Hamburg
Brineck
Frank Maloney
Maloney
Brussell
Cushman In Court After Embezzlement Indictment
B B Cushman, indicted for embezzlement and released on bonds in Reno, arrived from the north and will be arraigned in district court tomorrow with attorney W B Pittman. He refused to speak, claiming he was greatly wronged by the grand jury and that a big mistake occurred. W B Sollender and daughter Lenore Sollender arrived from Bishop on yesterday’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Cushman
Grand Jury
Reno
District Court
W. B. Pittman
Cushman
Avery Trial Begins This Morning In Nevada Case
The state of Nevada versus 0.8 Avery opens in district court for charges of revolving stolen property. The alleged crime followed a Tonopah spree of housebreakings, with boys saying Avery bought stolen goods from them. Avery runs a Secondhand store on lower Main Street near the depot and has been out on bond since indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
Avery
Tonopah
Sury Out in Martell Case
William Martell faced a district court on burglary tools and felonious intent after arrest on July 6. Officers found two skeleton keys a Gatling type revolver cartridges a razor and a file on him and concealed beneath garments. The jury could not reach a verdict and was ordered held overnight.
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William Martell
Martell
Notable Local Visitors and Travelers Inland
Cecil Chapman visited Goldfield yesterday with several associates. James J. McQuillan and Jack Woodbridge returned to Goldfield, while A T Johnson left for San Francisco. Senator George Pyne, Dr. R J Mapes, and others were in town on business. Various residents like Zeb Kendall and W H Schnitzer passed through Tonopah en route to Goldfield, Blair, Reno, and San Francisco on mining and legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Chapman
Goldfield
C. Munn
Field
James J. McQuillan
James Donavan
Phil Recht
Blair
Shust
A. G. Cole
Pittsburg
Silver Peak Mining Company
J. W. Chandler
MacNamara
San Francisco
J. C. McCormack
L. O. Ray
Clifford
McCormack
R. T. Harris
Nevada First National Bank
Reno
C. ¥. Filler
New York
Pittsburg Silver Peak
Tonopah
A.W. Westall
Montana
Rena
Moana Springs
Hotel Arrivals at Mizpah and Palace Hotels
List of guests arriving at Mizpah and Palace Hotels includes Mary from San Francisco James Kelether Blair A G Cole J M Russell C B Clyne and others from Goldfield Los Angeles Port Townsend Reno Manhattan New York London and San Francisco with accompanying spouses. Notable names include P L Bragg W L Clark B F Hulse Frank Golden Pat Garin E B Bonner and W W Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 4
Mary
San Francisco
James Kelether
John ¢. Schust
Blair
A. G. Cole
J. M. Russell
Goldfield
C. B. Clyne
Los Angeles
P. L. Bragg
Palace Hotel
J. McCosh Smith
Manhattan
Pat Garin
New York
E. B. Bonner
London
A. P. Matthewson
W. W. Collins
Vienna Bakery Promotes Pruit Cake Best by Taste
Vienna Bakery at 171 Main St advertises a new Pruit Cake described as the best kind, with a price tag of 500 Tb. The short notice highlights the bakery’s phone contact for orders.
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Vienna Bakery
Main ST
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Schedule
Six daily trains run between Goldfield and Tonopah with connections at Ogden and Salt Lake. Timetabled arrivals show Goldfield departures at 4:05 p.m. and 3:40 p.m. with onward service to Ogden and Salt Lake. W. D. Forster and WR Hanlin serve as general agents and superintendents respectively.
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Pacife
Goldfield
Mopal
Millers
amiLy
Blair
Ming
pamjLy
miLy
Pal ‘Ogden
pumlAr
Ealt Lake cEvcoop
Tonopah
Goldwela
W. D. Forster
For Sale Item Wagner Electric Motor Description
One new two horse power Wagner 60 cycle single phase electric motor offered for sale. Available at the Bonanza office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
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Rotholtz Bros
Tonorah
Wells-Fargo
Old Belmont
W. B. Sollender
Lenore Sollender
Bishop
Sury
Mizpah
ILLY
Dalione m Eervics
Nevada First Ace Bank OF
United States
Charles Y. Fuller
Utica
Mizpah Hotel
RTC
Carl D. Drossel
Mineral Street
Marks’ Warehouse
Bits Carlson
Lt Lumber Yard
Lower Main Street
P.O. Bex
Tonopah and
Goldfiel
TAS
Hanlin
Bertram
Richard Hardware Co
Lyon—Payschie
Valley View Hotel
Miensre del
Grorge LE
le Sage
State Bank and Trust Co
Tonopah, Nevada
C. H. McIntosh
H.R. Cookm
McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys Ofices
Tonopah Blk
New
Key Pittman
State Bank
Stevens & van Pelt, Associates
Rawhide
THE
Nevada-California Power CO
Nevada Gas Company
Summit
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