Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume], July 15, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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PA(i POUR
TONOPAH DAILY B0NAN2A, TONpPAHj, NEVAIH, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1920.
STOCKS
'I tu following are the closiug stock
Jim. iimii. and Hie reoor''. ol the
il.i ' sales as received from the
s.tn i'lancisoo stock ex-huiiie this
.i';ei iid.in by li. Fred Brown, broker
tomopmh divide.
Bid sknil
.I,e 02 M
I i k'.. :
l;.;!rlicr K.v ':; -'l4
;.! Hii: (" "-
ll-oug'u-i M
r,!iii i -o;
liu.le 1 lS-'t
Piviile Kv -"
l'iwd-iul . '''
liable "I
I'leivi.ie 1- -12
i;oM K..f A'-
Culd V. I '
ila.ib. iMicK "-
Hull C tv ' I
lim-s 01 .02
i;-stne 01 02
Kerniek I1- :;
Kui.x "'
,li.a 01
V . i .1 04 ."."
I.'iim-Hh t7 .02
Silu-r -01
s.:u-r w.-.k " .02
'IhniiiNon .01 -02
'!' .ft.-" v ... 01 .02
S'enli 1
Vietoty .. t'" .H'i
West "-' 02
TONOPAH
l'.rimniit J.;0
I'iisli Hoy 0'i "T
i ; r.-a i Western "1 2
t.i Qii''en . "I
Halifax 10
Jim I 1 1 r ; t- 12
M.ieX.tin.-ini 2.".
Midway .us .10
lip:ih K.. . - .11 .I-
Moiiatvli 1'ilts. .
.Mont.in.i . .I"
North Star .04 .0."
R.scu.-Kiila 16 .17
Tonupali Kx. . 1 "0
I ni; t ilia ,M
Wist Km!
We:-t Tonopeh
t'l'escerit
Tnnopah Tfi
1 27'
.04
11
GOLDFIELD.
A'atjlil Hi Ol!
ll'tl.' Hull .01 .02
I'.oi'tii . ,o:, .m
' 'uniMiMt ii in I'rai'tion .02 .0'.',
f'.lirkev .lark W .US
r'.orf-nc-'i . lii
(I'lldl'ii-ld t on ei 10
lin'at li.-ml .01
.laiiiiio .hi;
Sihur rii k r, .m;
Spcai-a.ad 0! .04
i'.:im TiK 0!
I.'eil Hills . .01 02
li.-v'opin.-nt OS
Lone Star 07 .ui
MANMA1 1 A I".
Mauliitl tan Cihim Pi ti2
White Cups . .11
WIiHh Caps Ki . .01 .112
COMSTOCK8.
Con. Virginia 1 7 .1
MISCELLANEOUS.
'loi'y SO
I'mus II
Arrowhoad till
Konnd Mountain
Simon la'iul
Simon Kx.
Mayflower .
Ititllwhurker
l.liO
01
.01
41
.111
.112
.02
RAY ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY
u
Seeks Republican Nomination
for County Clerk at the
Coming Primaries.
fiydcr Rny, n fin type of t yoiiiv;
or piosrossiye element, .'n.unuie'ea
liirnHf jntlny jh a rini'li'laie for the
fii'l)ii'i:ii'ati iioiumat iiui tor i-one.tv
l rS M Hay has deinon-t ati-d his
capacity for Imsine-m in fourteen
-iir- r'.'ilnr in Tnniiiwh aud his
pllf t'illl i r-1 1 1 l-itllliot ho tUI't iolli ll foi
ho nioiuoiit (ill rti!I fjtnii; he iv
ioioh'(l hy Riiini: :o ifio cnlois even
l i : a ! landiiiK in ill" 21!ith cimiiUM-is
iviniM' jiorforuiam o nood no cmliol
li-liinint llyil'T liay is a piaotiiiil
surieyor and oi:K;ni'or hinitm hoon
ihiratoil undor I hi- tuti l:ii;r of his
o;:H'.'i' W . Kay His ambition :ics
in ciiLtinrt'fiiip and, had J n.ii .
for tin' eartnunakt' whiih iiroko up
tin- family tuttiM'ho'd In l''i"i lie
vyoiild hiive lioeii a candidal-' for ti
iinivorsity di'pri'c. After poiiiH through
ho schools at Il-i kcloy. .Mr liay
like Initidii-ds of others from around
the hay catm- to Tot.apah to niiikt
a Ihinp, and succct'ilod well In at
tainiiiK i' dcscivil ointi'iciico amoiii;
the hllllO'-S lliPll ol till- camp Smcc
ri'tnniiiiK I'l'oin ovi-rscas Hydi-r lias
hi'i-n actively )niieitl in fichl work
and pi import inu ln-iiiK "i"' of the
first to take up claim in Arrow
head where he inler"-ted capital in
the West Arrow h-dd and the Ar
rouhcad Sphinx .Miuinj; Conipaiiies
ol which he is president. Tlioumii-i.e-s
of li is work i i:i'lic:ited l,y (hp
i oinph-fi'ti' -s of the equipment of
tiio West Atriwhi.id an the substan
tial improvement of lhal property.
MINER
NUREO
AT GOLD ZONE
I'iit Morns was Injured this a'
ti rnoon while workinp, in the Go 1
Zone shaft. The na'ure of his i:
juries could not be HMertained bet
it i reported that Mortis susttiHod
serious bruises from a cab'e th::l
dropped on hint n he was desce id if
tlif hole in n Inn'kel Morris i- e
new employe of the coninativ tnd IC
He is known of his antecedent0..
Men's fine tailored wool suits, val
ues nji m 70.imi, special price made
to Older til is week $n7 SO.
.! 1 -t .-, IT. A ISZAIili SiX
REXALL
DRUG STORE
PAY US A VISIT
Our Fountain Service
Will Make It Worth
Your While
Prompt Delivery Service
Joseph C. Piercy, Prop.
2 Prones: Store 372 Res. 765
PERSONAL
AMUSEMENTS
HKX 1 1 KM lltll'KS, street suporin
ii'iideiit. accompauii d Perry Wilson
aod laiui'y to Inji) county this morn
'n The parly iv travnlluf! ly auto
did Hen f xpeciM to visit San Fran
isi o aiier tarrying a while with rel
ative.i at Bishop.
HKXHY MARTIN', the wholesale
e.wvr, ncconipauiod by his faml!
led. hy auto for lllshop thin morn
11:
v J. LVuXS ,nn ot the Belmnnt
.ilfi.-e lone, took liis departure today
for San Francisco where he will en
east- in business. Mr. Lyons is one
of tlic oldc-t of tin- Helmom cxecu
t.ve siaff havinn been with the com
puny oer jwo years.
WILLIAM SI'liOL'LK, president of
the Southern Pacific and party left
this morning lor the north.
TOM ('(il.KHAX, the pioneer ot
tin- divide district who lias been
associated with the Keverl and Ver
hi coiiipanies ever since they be
tan opera I inn. is goins down to
lieikeley io buy a tioine and enjoy
the peaceful life uutil there is some
liesh miniiiK excitement to bring him
hack to the desert.
MAKTIX KKTTEU1XG, a mining
man at Manhattan for the past 12
years, is a. private patient at, the
county hospital. He Is suffering from
in attack of rheumatism but ex
pects soon to lie fully recovered and
able to return to his work.
.M KS. WILL FOSTKU left this
nun nhm for Los Angeles to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George F, Coleman.
Mrs. Foster is the wife of the gen
eral manager of the Ulipali Central
oil Company.
MISS KI'Tii LAItCOM has re
in i tied to. her home in Reno. -
VIi'TOU HAllXDT and family
v, re passengers today for their home
hi Hi i keiey. The young folks have j
been spending Hie summer at Hot J
Cree,, !
MI.'S. JOHN DYNAX and little,
son. accompanied by hev mother.
.Mrs. I'hland left, this morning for the
coast, where they will remain dur
ing Hie heated term.
MHS.SCOTT JAMESON left this
morning fur I.eno where she goes
io visit her mother.
MRS ZKIGI.F.R, who has been
u-Ming with Mrs. .1. P. Hart, left
for Heno this morning and after a
shori slay dime will continue on to
her home in Ooklaud.
MKS JOHN COTTKlt has arrived
from San Francisco to join her hus
baud who is operating th Lone
Mountain Gold Hill mine where a
small mill has been installed.
Keep Cool.
In expliiiniii- vvbv n chisel must b
kept vvPt wiih cold waier when being
shut-pencil on a grindstone. John, the
brilliant physics student, said: "A
chisel inns' lie kepi wet with water else
tt will become very hot and lose Its
temper " Pan s- 1 .1 f for February.
EUGENE O'BRIEN PLAYING
AT THE BUTLER . TODAY
Kugen-4)'Brien plays -.the role of a
candidate for political office in , the
uew Selznick picture, "The Figure
head." by John Lynch, which, will be
shown at the Butler theatre today.
He is chosen by secret'y allied pol
itical bosses because, as a nice young
silk stocking aristocrat who is more
interested in goif and yachting than
anything else, he will be an easy
contestant for the "machine" candi
date of defeat The young "Willie,"
however, inspired by love, develops
into a campaigner who fairly "lifts
the roof off" and gives the intrigu
ing bosses some sleepless nights.
After vainli' trying various subter
fuges to get him to withdraw, they
attempt a "frame-tip", and publish a
manufactured scandal calculated to
eliminate' him from the contest. In
stead it arouses his fighting Irish
blood, and he performs a few stunts
that tkei the wind out of the bosses
and puts the completion to five fas
dilating reels of romance mingled
with brutal . social drama. Included
In today's hill is the latest ( Pathe
News.
Homorrow Kathei ine McDonald,
the American beauty, who scored
such a hit in "The Thunderbolt,"
will be screened by Robert V. Cham
bers "The Turning Point." Also a
one-reel Prizma subject "Out of the
Sea."
ATTENTION CAMELS
An important meeting of Tonopah
Caravan, No. 118, will be held Thurs
day evening at 8:0 o'clock, Kagles
Hall. Your presence is urgently re
quested.
JylS 13 .. . A. II. K KENAN. Secy
swimiSoolIx)
close on saturday
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE -Completely furnished
modern four room house. Snap.
Phone [phone]Uyl4t4
FOR .'ST A LK One 6-inch and one 12
inch electric fit n. .Mrs. A inert, 410
Flprenee ave. Jyl?.t2
FOR RENT Modem house, close
in. newly derorated. .Mrs. Martin,
507 Brougher 1179Jyl3t(i
Nevada First: National Bank
of Yonopnh
CAPITA!, 100,0
FOR SALK. Three-room house fur
nished; large sunne pantry, screen
porch, and lot. fi'SO Hooker St..
near MeCollongh. 1178J96I
ol: SALE Four room cottage, ti
doois west of High school; bath,
hot and cold water. Fhone 177.
' , N 1173 Jy6tf
FI-RNISHEI) HOUSEKEEPING
rooms fur rent. 407 St, Patrick
'rwl Jyutf
LVUi ' I L' ..:n.,. tr,ii A ,1
j i 'n .-i . I . r. .tt-jii-i iiuuii f inu nu
dress "L 11" Honnnzn office.
11 9 J24 tf
i'Olt SALK Automobile truck in
first-class condition. Address P. O
Drawer IX. Tjnopah. J 4. tt.
FOR SALE Roll top desk and chair
Hargnln. Write Bor 578 Tonopah.
M28 tf
SPECIAL
One Thousand I22C Cigars
for
FIVE CENTS
While They Last
MODEL G GAR STOR
E
tonopah Divoe.
divide ltiliu 1 . lift ; 100 l.L'T'-i; Mill I
I ; ion 1.2.".; .MM) 1 IL'ia. j
llrougher f.00 8
Florence iiiiki i:t; I'msi '- ;n-)u
1 -; laiK) 12.
Ilelcher E. 20mi 2.
rti'ver 2000 1.
Goal one '.'One It: lmlfi H lutlu
H; eiMW ::.
Uimett.i--r0n0 1
Dividend lJi'Ml 4
TONOPAH
Midway 1001) S: long s
Mizpah Fx - loOi) 12
Monarch Pitts - SfOn 7.
West Tonopah -ioijft
Crescent- 20IH) 11
Gypsy Queen 50011 1
West End -.100 1.30.
r.oLDFirt o.
Speai head - 2o"0 :!
Lone Star - i'WiO
Gnindiiia 5000 1
Colrtfiled iK'vHopmfiit 2itH 'i
Cracker .lack I "00 T. 3
4
I Wish to Advise My Friends That After Nine Years at the
GOODPRIENI) HOTEL
Which Has Discontinued Business, That I Am Now
Assistant Manager of the
STRATFORD HOTEL
Across the Street
242 Powell Street, San Francisco,
Where I Will Be Pleased to Extend the Same Courtesies
As In the Past.
E. C. FRASER.
The .Swimming Pool will be closed
from Saturday at 2 p. m. until 11
o'clock a. m Sunday. By order
adv. Jyl4t3 DIRECTORS
SHOWER BATHS
Hot and cold showers at the Fire
men's gym. Join and take, advantage
of the reduced summer rates. Jy9tf
HUGH HENRY BROWN
ATTORNBT-AT-IAW
Office: SIMM SUta Baik tad
Trust Co Btilldlii
TONOPAH NIT ADA
FOR SALE One Form A trailer,
almost new, (or hauling with a
track, i. W. Stewart company.
. mS-Mf-ti
Location books in. triplicate now
at The Bonanza office.
TONOPAH & TIDEWATER
RAILROAD
ROUND TRIP
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
NOW ON SALE
Tonopah to Los Angeles and
San Diego j
Train leaves Goldfield 10:10 A. M.'i
Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Connecting with the T. and G from
Tonopah 8:10 A. M.
D. ASPLAND, General Agent
TONOPAH GOLDFIELD
THE
UNIQUE
For Hosiery
Silk Underwear
Corsets
Brassieres
Gloves
And AH Lines of
Ladles' Wearing Apparel
THE
UNIQUE
DA
WE
AIRDOME
SATURDAY
EVENING
ftaeeefoaaa4"
I t
AUTOMOBILE
PAINTING
Get Your CAR Painted!
All our work Guaranteed
Come in and let ue give you
and eatlmate on the refinish
Ing of your ear.
w. j. Mcdonald
"Shorty"
Next to Merchant's Hotel
:
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tireat lloiid 20t I
C.oldfield Ton WO 10
MANHATTAN .
Whilf CtlB loot) 10. 2" 11
COMSTOCMt.
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ll. -?.i J4, Tto II. ;'' M
Cue irni- 119. M t
81rra Nevada -50 t$; JW It
taiaceiTioANfOUtj.
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We Have Ready for Immediate Delivery
2 CHANDLER DISPATCH MODELS
2 CLLVEIAND TOLKINQ CARS
I CLEVELAND ROADSTER
I HI PMOHII E TOl'RLNO
MSCIi BROS., Inc.
RENO
: : NEVAD
Chandler. Cleveland, Hupmobile, (iartord Trucks
BROKEN HILLS
Silver Corporation
Circular on Request
FIDELITY FINANCE
& FUNDING CO.
RliNO. ' - NEVADA
TONOPAH'S LATEST
TRY US
ULLIVAN'S
ERVICE
TATION
Quick Action Prompt Courteous
Union Gasoline : Monogram and Zerolene
FREE AIR -WATER
FANCY
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
$4.25 PER SACK
Mine Workers' Mercantile Co.
WHAT'S WHAT
ANNOUNCEMENT
i .' We are going iuto the tire business with
both feet. Get this: The Brunswick Tires are
manufactured by the Rrunswiek-Balke-Collen-tler
Company, barked by sixty, million dollars
capital. Fur .seventy-five years their products
have set the highest standards known to man.
Their policy i.s to satisfy their customers in
ever) way. Our instructions are to guarantee
that every tire sold ' must give satisfactory
mileage. There is no limited mileage guaran
tee. We simply stand behind the company'!
guarantee that you will be satisfied and ad
justments will be made accordingly. Come
in and talk it over. This is something new
in sijiiare dealing and we are going the limit
to haek up every word written above.
TONOPAH MACHINERY
COMPANY
WE ARE JUST AS ANXIOUS TO SEE YOU AT OUR
STORE, WHETHER YOU COME TO BUY, OR
JUST TO LOOK ABOUT AND INVEST!-
GATE OUR VALUES.
We are running a hardware store lor you. Our
constant aim is to meet your wishes in our line.
It is a pleasure to show you our goods, to sell them
to you, or to serve you in any other way.
Coma in as eitea as yon wilL
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