Midway

Close to Las Vegas

Close to Reno

Close to Elko

Gold

Oil

Silver

Copper

Goldfield

Rawhide

Rhyolite

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Maria and Juan Martinez

Belle and Jim Butler

LaShawn and George Washington

Nai and Kim Lee

St. Patrick and Central streets AND along Corona Avenue

Upper Oddie Ave

Lower Brougher Ave

East Main Street

Promotion of sporting events incl. fights

Jules Goldsmith and his small orchestra.

On Aug. 20 1913 Fed Court took over finances

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the government paid them 40 percent of all drinks they sold

50 percent of all receipts for dances and other activities

A dance cost $1 to $10, depending on how much the fellow liked her and the more he liked her, the more she charged.

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burnt down

Liquor license revoked for violating the state’s NEW anti-gambling act.

Nye County commissioners ruled the Big Casino a “public nuisance” and “detrimental to the peace and morals of the community.”

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There were three or four other dance halls in town but they had only a couple of musicians working in each.

It was a a beautiful place . . . the first thing you came to were three gambling tables and a bar. There was a big maple dance floor with an oak railing between the bar and the dance floor.

At the far end of the dance floor was the bandstand, built like a theater stage. One side of the dance floor was lined with booths, and each had a table and chairs inside and a door that could be closed. This is where the girls took the fellows to have a drink.

All . . Around the top of the dance floor was a balcony with a row of rooms with beds, which made it the largest sporting house in Tonopah with not 2/3 girls but dozens.

Tonopah has some of the darkest skies in the country and is rated the #1 stargazing destination in America by USA Today.

The Central Nevada Museum occupies a unique place in the retelling of the annals of the West incl. the influence of the Western Shoshone tribe.

Paranormal investigators come from around the world to search for Tonopah’s spirits. Be sure to visit the Clown Motel, Old Cemetery, Mizpah Hotel, Tonopah Historic Mining Park, and Tonopah Liquor Company.

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