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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
2
Governor Dickerson Invites Nevada Delegates to Join Denver Trip
Governor Dickerson wires J P Vandamnan and Thomas F Dunn of Goldfield inviting South Nevada delegates and Democrats to join his party for a Denver trip leaving Reno July 3. The special train will carry attendees from Reno and surrounding cities with a minstrel show planned by Berkeley Lodge and additional entertainment at Lake Tahoe.
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Carbon City
Dickerson
J. PF. ‘Vandamnan
Thomas F. Dunn
Goldfield
South Nevada
Denver
Reno
Lake Tahar
Elit Cara
Or Overland Limited
San Francisco
Oakland
Berkeley
Sacramento
Crash Valley
Neva
Reno Lodge
Elie Tere
Personal Mentions From Tonopah Scene Daily
Fred Tarbell of Hownd Mountain and others visit Tonopah as many townsfolk arrive for business and social rounds. Notables include Martin Artin Blair, W B Forster, Mrs Tarbell, John Miller, Henry Bush, Mrs Townsend, RichardWatnos, George Thateley, Newton Crumley, George Holwworth, B W Clapp, F B Sowell, A G Cadogan and family, James Molesworth, Nale, Mrs Eugene Howell and children, and Henry McLauglhin and J Hinks. A stockholders meeting for Tonopah Se and Praitiage Co is set for June 20 at 2 pm in the Nevada Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tarbell
Hownd Mountain
Martin Artin Blair
Artin Bris
Rena
W. BD. Forster
Goldfield
Pred Tarbell
Round Mountain
John Miller
Ming Ami Hawthorne
Humry Bush
Val Tush
Kate Townsend
Millene
Rts
Lydear Wolty Unis
Hiehard Watnos
Erent Mitzburg
Sof Peak
Binkr
George B. Thateley
Newton Crumley
Guldiest
Sherman Crumley
George W. Holwworth
Mr. Holesworth
Bean
Initty
BE. W. Clapp
Assenger
Southern Pacific
Reno
Teaves
Ralt Road
FB. Sowell
Mrs. Sowell
Child
California
A. G. Cadogan
Tonopah
Berkeley
Mr. Cadogan
Montana
James EB. Molesworth
George i Monwirts
Santa Clara College
Hiward Dale
Nevada
J. Hinks
Eyateni
Colorado River
CK Headquarters Ale Need
Fragmentary article notes a police office move to a new building at an address on Malin Street with references to certificates of formation and sale of a Matty Honaues Certificatee of Ineation, mentioning Alamo calgon. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Calgon
Bacon
Malin
Delegates to Denver Convention Depart Reno by Special Rail Service
W Clapp and W D Forster returned from Goldfield after negotiating Democratic National Convention travel. A special Southern Pacific train will run from Reno on July 3, part of the Overland Limited, delivering delegates within five hours. Round trip fare is 62.25 from Tonopah or Goldfield. Returning is set for July 20, with many state officials aboard including Governor Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clapp
W. D. Forster
Goldfield
Democratic County
Denver
Reno
Asouthern Pacific
Tonopat
Ihe Oreat
Dickerson
Fourth Sports Program Promises Record Carnival
Preparations for the July Fourth celebration in Tonopah proceed with nightly meetings and firm financial backing. The Elks club hosts a planning session outlining events such as three legged race, race Derby, nail driving, eye race, women’s and girls’ races, a 100 yard dash, bicycle rifle, horse race, fat man’s race, tug of war, and a club men’s relay. A double and single-handed driving contest and a fire department match are slated for May fifth, with an afternoon baseball game to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Comittee
Elks
Minera
Engler
Watts
Rosuler Fee Howe Daseball
Democratic Club Regular Meeting Set for Tonight
The Democratic Club schedules a regular meeting in the Brougher Govan building. The event promises a lively session with many speakers expected to address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club's
Democratic Club
Brougher Govan
Sullivan to Arrive Saturday for Casino Arena Training
Casino Athletic Club managers learned that Jack Sullivan, known as Twin, will reach Tonopah by Saturday morning and immediately begin active training. He will be quartered at the Casino for workouts, with Mustain and Sullivan drawing favorable comment from sporting circles and a likely large attendance at the Casino Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Athletic Club
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Tonopah
Casino
Mustainnd Sullivan
Casino Arena
Special minion excursion to Colorado rails planned
The Lay Verns and Tonopas Railroad for Denver schedules a special trip noted as well aired. Reservations must be made by Monday June 22 with berths at 1 dollar and rail options via Rio Grande through scenic Colorado. Seventy five passengers have signed up and a committee will ensure timely sign ups. The trip will be decorated with streamers and invites to all political affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopas
Denver
Kerth
Tr Wak
Goldfeld
Hipen
Rio Grande
Colorado
Thera
Tedjnise
Former labor leader arrested in Cambridge case
June 17 Cornelius P Shea of Cambridge, former national president of the Teamsters Union, was arrested after failing to appear and was taken to the Federal Building. He pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Hayes, bond set at 1000 dollars, with charges similar to those against Joseph W Campbell of Bunker Hill Stables in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Bunker 11
United States
Hayes
Rhex
Post Office
Donald Mcleod
Campbell
Maine
Vermont
No Prohibition Here Baton Rouge States Refuses Referendum
Louisiana will not become a prohibition state as the legislature indefinitely postpones consideration of a referendum on statewide prohibition. The House of Representatives voted against the Donkeau bill, delaying action on a statewide prohibition referendum. In New York a gold export deal to Germany reaches 600000 dollars, part of a larger 41,250,000 total engaged for export in the current movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Trorent Assembly
House of Representatives
New York
Feidet
Bart Tehelheimer
Money to Burn and Save: Nevada First National Bank Ad
Keep money safe with deposits rather than hoarding it at home. The ad urges opening or adding to accounts at Nevada First National Bank of Tonopah, a United States depository, with a year end 1908 invitation for new names to be on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
First National Bank OF
Tonopah
United States Depository
Rabbits Foot Saves Them at Fudge Bris sell Court
Two colored men arrested for fighting in front of Tonopah Club appeared in Fudge Bris sell's Court and were fined one dollar each plus costs. A rabbit's foot in a rear pocket was cited as reason for the light penalties. An onlooker noted a cemetery moon and thirteen palings guarding the graveyard. The judge, known for cautious reading, sent the unexpected iron back to the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Fudge Brissell
Sons of Ham
Wach
Palace Hotel Opens With Grand Opening Poster
H Goetz announces the Palace Hotel opening to be held Saturday June 26 at the former butcher shop and saloon location. The notice urges any financing or binding inquiries to contact the Bo Yanzp and solicitor. Miss Cassie Johnson withdraws from the Goddess contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
H. Goetz
Brightening business and loose money outlook in New York
W C Russell, recently returning from mining work, reports business brightening and banks in New York offering ample money for general use though specie funds stay tight. Russell plans Nevada travel. Fire Department rules are to be drafted under Board of County Commissioners guidance after talks with District Attorney McCarran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.russell
New York City
New York
Russell
Romata
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
Fire Department
George Swasey
McCarran
Miss Abbie Hayden Withdraws From Goddess of Liberty Contest
Miss Abbie Hayden has withdrawn from the Goddess of Liberty contest, ending her participation in the local pageant. The move closes her bid for the title as organizers note no further entrants are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Hayden
Goddess of Liberty
Booth Mining Company stockholders meeting notice 1908
Advertise in the Daily Bonanza notice for Booth Mining Company of Goldfield stockholders meeting at the Lothrop Davis Building Tonopah on June 15 1908 at 3 o clock p m to elect a board of directors for the coming year and transact other business. J W Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Mining Company of Goldfield
Lothrop. Davis Company
Tonapah
J. W. Stewart
Unclaimed Letters in Tonopah Post Office Week Ending June 16 1908
List of uncalled letters for the Tonopah Post Office for the week ending June 16 1908. Call for the same and buy advertised. A fee of one cent will be charged on each of the names listed including Blake Burk Brown Brown Brown etc and many others such as John O Donnell Barney Richardson George E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Blake
Johnis Burk
Matt
Black
Frank N
Hogogleb
Joln Brown
Geo. H
Brown
Geo
Tonie Murry
Clark William Diehl
Dean Hellen
Descheppe
Laura
Dewey
Nat
Derick
Mike
Davie
C. T. Fisher
E. E. Frank
H. J
Porbex
GC. R
Gelsomino
George
Maysaie
Gray
Hamilton Wy
Hirvi Matt
Hodson
Chas
Harper
Haaines
Erwin
Henesey
J. Munson
Mable
Hand
W. Jough
Horkin
Johnston
Roy
Johnson
Willam
Kearns
Anna
Lundy
William
Lewis
W. C
Lynn
Hazel
Lyons
Jas
Lopes
Langley
John
McLaughlin
Chris
Manhattan Rocklin Mining Co
Miner
C. W
Miller, Jr
Stith
Freddy Stone
A F
Stevens
Tracey
C. B
Wheaton
Wesley J
Foreign
Tonopah Gold Mines
O'Donnell
Barney
Richardson George E
Complete Program Promises Wide Range of Street Sports
The notice outlines a complete program featuring drilling contests in single and double formats with prizes of 850 and 100 dollars. It mentions baseball, fine literary programs, and street sports ball events. Rates from Mina and others are listed as part of the event.
Train Route Prices And Schedules Across Regions
Fragmented OCR notes show a railway mix with times such as 10.00 and 10.3, mentions of San Francisco Ogden Ogden and Lake 245, and references to Through Pullman service with dining cars and buffet service on various trains. The text is garbled but implies connections, routes, and fare details across multiple cities.
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Tonepal
Atiners
Ogden Onden
All Lake 245
Pamity
Ie Pimiby Goldfield SF
Pullman Perview
Poth
Aline
Sage
Bamround
Golaniota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland Ltd
Noth
Tonopah Se and Praitiage Company
Nevada Chuo
W. J. Boublab
J. G Crumley
Oor
Sullivan
Mubstain
Pemocia
LABOR
Yone
Cassie Johnson
T O An Nonnes
Goddess
Williams
Bonanza
Carl D. Drossel
Mineral Street
Bishop the Garden of
Fayerd Californis
Sportaleound
Mina
Pioneer Stables
Manhattan
Summerfield & Johnson
Palit Anouncements
Bob” Pohl
Repubenn
Onopah
Landon R. Ellis
McCloud
Sutter Street
Douglas
Tohopah - Dairy - CO
Minu
Auto Transit CO
I. M
W. F. MacDonald
Met
Valley View
Bishop
George Levy
Carlson's
Lower Main Street
P.O
Key Pittman
F. A. Stevens
Key Pittman Golden
Tonopan
L. A. Gibbons
Butler Big Tonopah
Tonopah-Goldfield P Meat Market
Nevada Gas CO
Simplex Auto
Fice
Tonopan Rug CO
Tzkal
Mgr
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