The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-15
LOCAL N PERSONAL.
Buy a lot in Goldfeld! huff said! ]

John Shirley is over from Silver Peak.
J. w. Briggs was out from Tonopah
for several days.
Miss Ruby Kermeen came out from
Tonopah Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Patrick were at
Tonopah last week.
Myers & Collins have sold their saloon
to Ward & Connors.
Thomas Kendall, of Tonopah, was in
Goldfield on Monday.
Will Thompson. of D~iamondfield, has
been visiting in Reno.
Mrs. G. Walton, who has been sick for
several days, is improving.
b. J.. Reilly, of the January lease, was
in camp Tuesday evening.
C. ID. Taylor, of the Jumbo properties,
has been at Reno this week.
w. F. Manson, of the Reno Sampling
works, was in camp this week.
Drop in at the Merchants, Columbia,
for a good meal. You know us.
Thos. Stewart. encouragement of Ne
vada, was a visitor here Tuesday.
Al Troxel has moved his family into
their new cottage on Crook avenue.
Vincent Perrino, of Tonopah, has
started a barber shop at Columbia.
Robert Wilson, a Reno attorney. spent
the early part of the week in Goldfeld.
Plenty of ice always on hand and for
sale at the Merchants Hotel, Columbia.*
!. A. Donovan, of r no. has come to
Goldfield to engage in the mining indus
try.
Mik McCarty is erecting a l2x14 foot
frame cottage on First street, near Ram
sey.
Have a date with me-15 cents per Id.
Miners Cash Store, opposite Recorders
office. x
G. H. Elliott. the Tonopah broker,
with his wife, was III Goldtiald on Wed
nesday.
Ernest Clausen was killed last Friday
by falling down the shat of the Little
Tonopah company.
John L. Jones has returned to Gold
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life at San Francisco.
Fl. Speaker, the merchant, has begun
the erection of a l4x3l two-room 'dObe
cottage on Fifth avenue.
The machinery for the new soda water
works has arrived and the work of man.
u~facturing will soon begin.
The Merchants Hotel, at Columbia, is
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want a first class dinner. 4
G. W. Kinney, of the American Borax
company. with offices at New York City
and Reno, was in camp Tuesday.
E. E. Blake is to soon begin the erec-
ton of a dwelling house at the corner of
Fifth avenue and Ramsey street.
Lou Finnegan is erecting a new office
building Oh his lot on Main street. which
is one of the most desirable in town.
Goldfield is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. x
Sanders & Inman, contractors and
builders, are prepared to give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work. #
The business office of Lothrop's store
has been moved back into "A new add
ton, which adds much needed floor
space to the store.
H. Wood. an experienced timer. has
opened a shop on Main street, opposite
The News office. Air pipes, ore hoppers
and stencils a speciality. *
Ed J. Roberts. NJ. E.. a graduate of
the State University, has come to Gold
field to stay and has entered into a part
nership with Max Kunze.
1t is rumored that a newspaper will
soon be established at Columbia. and
there is talk of a similar enterprise at
Observation-Disclosures Miner.
WI. Booth, the photographer, has a
fine selection of views of Goldfield and
mines; also, does portrait work. Gal
lery opposite Goldtield Lodging house,
on Main street.
Hon. E. r. Dodge, of Reno. who spent
several days looking at the good mining
properties about Goldfield, went to Tono-
pah on Monday. 1t was his intention to
return soon and endeavor to become in
terested in one or more propositions.
Mr.. Dodge is attorney for the Tonopah
Reduction Company.