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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1908
Page
2
The Bonanza Will management asks patrons to refrain from buying the paper from any carrier. Regular carriers have no authority to sell papers, labeling the action strictly prohibited.
Local personalities and visitors are recorded arriving and departing from Reno and Tonopah. Names include CoA Wilson from Goldfield, Milan Davidovitel for University of Nevada events, Lorrin B. Kemp of the University of Nevada now with Belmont Mining, and Sheriff J. J. Owens attending the IOOF convention in Reno. Many travelers plan summer visits to San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and Virginia City, with several leaving for Goldfield, Berkeley, and Los Angeles.
Public auction to the highest bidder on June 18th 1908 at Coaldale station. One oven and a hat press power gasoline engine. Freight account and terms by WW Keith agent T 46 Rh RCo. Right to reject all bids.
Committers are busy organizing the Fourth of July show with a San Francisco fireworks contract by Hira of Newton & Company. A Goddess of Liberty ballot, floats built, and horse-drawn chariots promise a lavish parade as voters pay a penny per ballot and many local merchants offer votes for each dollar spent.
Judge and Mrs J P O'Brien hosted a generous Friday evening gathering for Tonopah Extension people. Guests included Me and Mrs Key Pittman Julius Smith John Kirchen Dr Mapes Nerlocker Stansbury Mc Namara McCaffrey Malcolm McDonald Donald Gillive Lewis Parkhurst Wall Pittman Ba Kirchen Mark Kerr W W Keith and Dr Alexander.
W W Sheete reports his missing brother located near the Jattar camp after deputies were alerted at Round Mountain and Manhattan Chief Malley credited with the breakthrough The Nye County Bar Association met at Ki Pittman law offices Goldfield members invited to a banquet in the city on Monday June 1 8 and a large turnout was anticipated The meeting discussed local matters plus plans for a forthcoming event and notices of vacant positions were advertised
Ed ward J. Erickson and Miss A Lilly Ryan wed on June 10 in San Francisco. The groom works with Midway Mining in Tonopah and the bride is from Virginia City. After July 20 they will reside in Tonopah, Nevada, where the couple is expected to be a social asset.
Tonopah's fever climbs as Elks and Eagles select nine to ride a special train to Millers for a game against the Milwaukee team. Round trip fare is one dollar with no admission fee, and the Tonopah band will accompany the delegation. A list of players and subs is provided for the outing.
On the eve of the fifth encounter Ward and Mustain are in peak condition for a 20 round bout set for Tuesday afternoon June 16 at 4 o clock. The crowd is expected to be the largest in the region this year with heavy betting at local clubs. A royal preliminary bout will warm the audience, while interest in potential rematches grows as challengers express interest.
A burglar prowled early Saturday visiting several homes including Senator Harry Martin on University Heights and Hugh H. Brown and Mrs. Moore. An attempted entry at Walter Cole’s house failed as a watchdog thwarted the intruder. Police noted a suspicious man seen by Frank Darragh and L A Werring, who pursued briefly before he vanished toward the business district.
The class of 1908 will graduate Monday night at the Miners Union ball with Dr. Joseph B. Stubbs delivering the address. The program features piano and violin solos, quartettes, and a diploma presentation by Mr. Gilbert Ross, followed by dancing after the ceremony.
Notice to stockholders states annual meeting of Booth Mining Company of Goldfield will be held at the Lothrop-Davis Company building in Tonopal on June 1 1908 at 40 oclock p m to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. J W Stewart Secretary
Notice states the above meeting had been postponed until June 15 1908. J W Stewart secretary dated June 1 1908.
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