22 Thursday, April 24, 1997 Pahrump Valley Gazette
Goldfield News
New $idewalks for Goldfield
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April 26th
727-7172
by Carol Sirnes
Good Morning! Another sunny, cool, breezy morning!
Improvements are being made in the downtown area with
several blocks getting a facelift in the form of new sidewalks !
Fred Anderson is in charge of
--- this project along with his
Esmeralda County Mainte-
nance Crew which includes
Patrick Sniffin, Adam
Chaparro, John Gordon. With
Bud Johns, head of the road
department, and his crew con-
sisting of Rocky Frye, Tim
O'Neal, Richard Miller, Bink
Buel and the Utility Crew Joe
Elsea and Mike Anderson all
doing a fine job!
The In'st sidewalk runs in
front of the Community Cen-
ter from Euclid to 5th Av-
enue, while the other one goes
from Euclid to Franklin in
front of the Fire Department
Building and the Tex Rickard
home.
This project was funded by the Esmeralda County Road
Department.
Another change taking place in our area is that the local
Wells Fargo Bank in Tonopah is being purchased by Nevada
State Bank!
The transition will take place in July according to the
Tonopah spokesperson. Most customers have received a
letter from Joseph P. Stiglich, Executive Vice President of
Wells Fargo, which includes these two sentences which the
writer is quoting: "We decided to sell your branch BECAUSE
IT IS LOCATED IN A COMMUNITY WITHOUT CON-
VENIENT ACCESS TO OTHER WELLS FARGO BANK-
ING LOCATIONS! That lack of access to our Anytir"
Anywhere Banking network of traditional branches, in-stot.
locations, and ATM's precludes us from offering you the full
benefits of banking with Wells Fargo."
Well now, when they took over from FIB, (First
Interstate Bank), they certainly knew it was located in
Tonopah which is in a rural part of Nevada and NOT close
to anywhere else[ Don't their officials visit these areas
BEFORE taking over? For the local and area businesses
this will mean throwing out all their checkbooks, and
business supplies they just purchased from Wells Fargo
after switching over last year after Bank of America
closed in Tonopah.
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Driver Jay Ewing
Located East of Basin
727-7172
IMCA ~ Street Stock -Dwarfs
$8 Adults
Race Starts at. 7:30pro.
Pit gate opens at, 4:30pm. $6 Seniors
Adagio,, gate opens at S'30pm$4 Juniors
Sunday, May 4th * 1 PM
Preview from 12 Noon
Henderson Convention Center Henderson, Nevada
Texas Saddlery, one of the larger Tack & Saddle Distributors West of
the Mississippi, has closed their N.W. Warehouse and commissioned
us to liquidate their entire inventory, regardless of cost or loss,
ABSOLUTE AUCTION * NO HOLDS! * NO RESERVES!
It all Sells to the Highest Bidder
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Most with rawhide trees and written guarantees;
Ranch Saddles * Silver Show Saddles * Pleasure Saddles
Cordura Saddles * Youth Saddles * Roping Saddles
Australian Stock Saddles * English Saddles * Pack Saddles
By Manufacturer's Texas Saddlery, Circle Y. Billy Cook,
Santa Fe, Action, Hereford, Billy Royal
Plus everything imaginable in the tack line, thousands of new tack items
Including: Brushes, Curry Combs, Leather Punches, Silver Bridles, Silver
Halters, Spurs, Lunge Lines, Lunge Whips, Nylon Halters, Cotton & Nylon
Leads, Cinches, Reins, Leather Breast Collars, Clippers, Buggy Harness,
Saddle Pads & Blank4ts, Stable Blankets, Plus Lots More!
Biggest Saddle & Tack Auction to Hit this Area in Ages!
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Bing your Trucks - Bring your Trailers - It all has to be hauled away Auction Day.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
to, stock your store at a fraction of the original cost. It all goes to the High Bidder.
We .will sell individual items and then it will be sold in Larger Lots until it's all gone.
*Drawing for Free Saddle*
No Purchase necessary - Must be Present to Win
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For information call 1-800-554-0322
Terms: Cash * ATM * Credit Cards
Auction conducted by : TRI STATE ENTERPRISES
SPENCE ROGERS - AUCTIONEER
PAHRUMP VALLEY
Call Joy Morrissey
727-4144
Bishop Veterinary Hospital
Tonopah Clinic
Dr. Lind will be in.Tonopah Jll
MAY 7, 1997 ,',f,r'
Front downstairs office- 42 Belmont St.
Appointments/info, Call 482-6453 after 5 p.m.
Dr. Lind will be in every other Wednesday
8 a.m.- 1 p.m.: Dogs, cats and other small animals,
including spays, neutering, dentistry, minor surgery,etc.
1:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.: Horses, cows, etc.
I 'Tonopah5:3Op.mto7:30p.m. lglt|
] Round Mountain: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. I|
[ Same dates asTonoPa._ Clinic _ ]l
