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Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

2

Silver Bow lease eyed amid Nevada ore boom reports

Silver Bow District near Tonopah attracts eastern investors as assays prove rich ore sources. Dorothy says development work is underway and a lease for the Jennie K. Shotgun claim may be granted with a $20,000 investment. Sweet brothers ship ore to Goldfield. values exceed 100 per ton in dumps. A Clarke-Mamel road would open shipping for multiple claims and spur mill construction. railroad through Gold Reef could follow.

Silver Bow Tonopah F. M. Dorothy Nevada Jennie K Sweet Boys Ies Goldfield Doherty Ely River Bow Clifford Golden Arrow Bellehelen

New Life for Old Belmont in Mining Revival

C a Wilson reports Belmont Security and Development Company has acquired the old Combination mill and installed a Turner mill with a 1560 ton daily capacity. The plant, led by T B Bassett from Los Angeles, has operated nearly a month with over 90 percent value preservation.

C. A. Wilson Belmont Belmont Security and Development Company T. B. Bassett Lons Angeles

Dorothy urged to visit dying mother in Tonopah

The telegram from a younger brother calls P M Dorothy to see his ailing mother Mrs Dorothy before she dies. Dorothy, a Silver Bow pioneer, traveled from Colchester after hearing the request and left for Tonopah early this morning. In Washington, Oct 21, the AFL ordered more organizers to Ohio as Secretary Morrison began a eastward campaign tour.

P.M. Dorothy Silver Bow Tonopah Colchester Tmnots Dorothy Washington Ohio American Federation of Labor Morrison

Flanigan and Brown Campaign Through Nevada

Hugh Brown and Hon P J Flanigan, candidates for supreme justice, campaigned across southern Nevada arriving in Tonopah and moving to Manhattan then Round Mountain. They plan to return to Tonopah Friday as Tom Fitch travels separately. The pair report strong Taft support and swift travel.

Hugh Brown Supreme Justice P. J. Flanigan Nevada Tonopah Auto Manhattan Round Mountain Tom Fitch Taft Flanigan and Brown

Clifford Shipping Ore Advances From Clifford Mine

J Mccormack president and manager arrives from the mine as ore from the Clifford mine ships steadily to Millers. Assays show ore averaging at least 150 dollars per ton. Eighteen men on payroll and drift work at the 115 foot bottom level proceed while a new road from Goldfield to the camp is being prepared to speed shipments.

Clifford J. ©. McCormack Goldfield McCormack Tonopah Tribune

Bartlett and Belford Speak in Tonopah Campaign Event

Hon George A Bartlett spoke to a Miners Exchange audience in Tonopah on Wednesday night with Sam Belford as co speaker. The crowd gave a warm reception to Tonopah's favored son though Belford struggled through a broad political review before Bartlett delivered his typical direct address.

George A. Bartlett Tonopah Miners’ Exchange Hall Mr. Bartlett Sam Belford Belford Izzard Congressman Bartlett

Mother backs son for large loan losses in 1906 case

Mrs Minnie E Young testified at the New York investigation into the failed brokerage firm A O Brown and Company. She said loans were made to the firm in 1906 and shortly before its collapse. Her son Lewis Gun ter Young wrote a statement claiming their connections cost her mother about 1 100 000, much of it lost in the San Domingo Gold and Copper company failure.

New York Minnie E. Young Lewis Gunter Young A. O. Brown and Company Seasion of Ohe Thiat San Domingo

Personal mentions and local notes from Tonopah and Manhattan

Mrs. Arthur Raycraft and Mrs. Ernest Hall returned to Manhattan yesterday afternoon. Key Pittman and Gy Johnson visited northern parts after trips to Reno Rawhide and Tonopah. W E B Roache left for Los Angeles. Charles Wonacott, Republican nominee for assemblyman, visited the northern county. John Kalaguryevich was fined $50 and costs in a guardianship matter. guardian discharged as ward came of age. J L Josephs of MacNamara Mining and associates arrived from San Francisco to inspect the company stakeback plans in Tonopah.

Arthur Raycraft Manhattan Key Pittman Reno Rawhide Ernest Hall W. EB. Roache Silva Bergholdt Company Los Angeles Charles Wonacott Gy Johnson Round Mountain Tonopah John Kalaguryevich Justice Court Brissell Ethel H. Lorrigan District Court Current Creek J. L. Josephs MacNamara Mining Company Messrs. Sweet Bissell Connera San Francisco MacNamara

Jap Operetta Brings The Pagoda To Butler Theater

Butler theater promotes Nippon entertainment The Pagoda a new operetta with music by Charles Alphin It promises new scenery costumes and effects It runs Saturday Sunday and Monday aiming for a capacity crowd to build the theater's reputation

Nippon Entertainment Charles Alphin Butler Theater

For Sale Hancock Saloon Property at Belmont

Walter Hollis sole owner offers the Hancock Saloon brick building at Belmont with 1400 dollars stock and four mineral cabinets for sale. Deed will be given. Hollis will be in Tonopah until October 29 1908. Interested parties call Mizpah Hotel or Honansa office.

Henry Hancock Belmont Hancock Saloon Gale At & Bargain Walter Hollis Tonopat Mizpah Hotel Honansa

Carda Election Fee Notice

The notice states Carda will be charged ten dollars in advance from the date shown until the election. The wording suggests a prepaid rate with a fixed start and election date implied by the heading.

Ee Carda

Illinois Central rail lines to be electrified in Chicago units

Illinois Central stockholders authorize electrification of all Chicago area tracks. The change from steam to electricity must proceed with all reasonable dispatch, under the resolution adopted at the annual meeting.

Chicago Illinois Central Railroad Company

Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Schedule Fragment

Schedule fragment shows Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad times with departures and arrivals. Times listed include 7.45 am from Goldfield and 12.26 am arrival. Text appears partial and obscured with possible July 1 effective date and station references.

Goldfield Onopah

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NEW Life For OLD Belmont Eastern Capital Wilson Flanigan and BROWN H. J. Hall & Co T.G. Meat Market First National Bank OF United States Depolitary Clifford Shipping Bartlett Bonanza Butler Theatre Cerruti Valley View Hotel Bishop California Arorge Vridy May Agel Joe Norris Office of Justice OF the Peace Tonopah Township Harry Hi, Atkinson Nye County Paddy Grimes Ro Cleve Baker Democratic Convention F. P. Bowen Republican Convention Geo. W. Summerfield William Lawle Independent Onopah Township van Patten Off Justice OF the Peace FL. Berry RF. Gilbert W. T. Cuddy C. A. Richards Thos Robt. G Pohl Walley J. J. Owens J.J. Mquillan J. P. Brissell N. H. Higgins Frisco Lyon Plano Nished House Edwards Street Oddie Avenue Adres Mining Machinery & Supplies THE Nevada-California Power CO Nevada Gas Company Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Carl D. Drossel Pee Ee Mineral Street Marks’ Warehouse Campbell, Metson & Brown Attorneys-At-Law State Bank and Trust Co Tonopah, Nevada C. H. McIntosh H. R. Cooke McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys Offices Tonopah Bik Tonopah, New L. A. Gibbons Hoom Butler Bldg Tomopah
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