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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
2
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The county commissioners approved a canal ordinance requiring Tonopah residents to obtain permission from the board before using gasoline within city limits. Rhyolite must secure permission from the chief of police. The Tonopal Severant Vinllage Company matter was sent to the district attorney for legal opinions before adjournment.
The Tonopal Ath Jelly Club postpones the Fistic Carnival 15 from the 12th to the 16th of the month. Bel Warde Irother arrives and counsels three or four days more training for Lin to face Mustain, regarded as Hob's toughest opponent. Terry and Ward appear at the Casino daily. Mualiin works 9 to 4 and Ward 4 to 6. Mualiin vs Rube Smith four rounds at the Casino tonight. all are invited.
Manhattan resident J Watts Briggs returned from Carson yesterday while County Commissioner Sam Lindsey came home to Rhyolite. Frank Peterson arrived from Manhattan and plans to return to the northern camp. Henry Bartlett came back from Goldfield and departs for Round Mountain. Milbert Ross attended state educators meetings in Roto Canyon and the Canyon Democratic convention. Judge P J Gallagher, from Round Mountain, also returned from Carson and heads to hydraulic camp. Ed J Erickson left Midway mine for San brave Chico to marry Lily Ryan of Viewginta City on June 6, honeymoon across southern California, then to Tonapah to set residence. A youth who bought a car from Los Angeles was hospitalized after congestion of the lungs. Dr Sydnee Clark treated the patient.
On this day the seller declares sale of WW1 Goete Bll right and fixtures known at the Hoffman sa loon. AUD Mallory Tonepak records November 1. 1807.
A fragmented classified ad asks readers to contact a solicitor for ruling or binding in a Gret close manner. The note invites engagement and promises solicitor attendance to handle the request.
Henry M. Rives reports from Washington that George A. Bartlett, a new House member, earned key committee appointments in Mines and Mining, Navigation and Arid Lands, and Pacific, underscoring his Western focus. Bartlett’s support from colleagues aided Nevada interests, including securing Carson Indian Head Project funds after a bill cut. He plans a Kentucky visit before returning in two weeks.
A regular St Mark's Guild meeting convened Monday afternoon at 2 40 in the club rooms. Mrs Brinson and Mrs Gayden attended with the Houstones. Certificates of location for sale were noted at the office of M C Gayden.
Local delegates to the Democratic State convention in Carson returned by train. Nye county chose Frank F. Mannix as chairman, with newlands and Sunderland among delegates and Barrett praised at the convention. Delegates were desected for Bryan, with Bartlett briefly named before withdrawal to give others recognition.
Helena Mont June 3 Charles R Leonard of Butte attorney for FP Augustus Heinze tonight announced Heinze will soon return to Butte to assume personal charge of his mining property in this state Heinze has recently acquired valuable Montana property Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
The Taylor Daniely Stowl Congaway arrives in Tonopah for Ihettes engagement presenting The Man of Mystery a hypnotic drama hailed as the strongest play of its kind on the American stage tonight. Prices reduced to attract all patrons with a change of play each second night and seats at Miners’ drug store.
Yesterday afternoon a fire at Mrs. Cochran's residence on Suminit Street near the Pavilion theater destroyed two rooms but left the rest of the house intact thanks to rapid fireman response and swift water application. Wind was gale force but crews prevented spread. sparks from a stove are suspected as the cause. The building is owned by Seybolt Bros with Mrs. Cochran running the Cabbage Patch boarding house.
Classified brief lists several items for sale and rent in Bonanza. A five horse power Wagner mower with electric motor is offered, along with a double numbered store building at Millers offered cheaply. A three room rental is available for $15 per month through X Y. % Bonanza.
Pacific Time train timetable shows daily service between Tonopah and Goldfield with through Pullman cars and dining service. Key departures include 8 PM from Low Ang and 3:39 PM from Tonopah, with connections to North and South routes via Tonopah and Goldfield. Officials Hannel W. and Forster supervise as general superintendent and passenger agent.
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