The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-12-02

were under the impression that the sup
ply was short. This is not the ease and
there will be an amply supply for do
nestle purposes for a much larger town
than we are liable to have for a year.
w. l.. Wilson has bought a lot on
Main street between Ramsey and Hall,
and is erecting an office building which
will contain ten separate offices.
Michael j. Cooney, Il practical mining
engineer, who has been in South Africa
and various parts of Europe for several
years, is a recent arrival in camp.
Thos. b. Owens, who has interests in
Goldfield, and whose father is a wealthy
wooeln manufacturer of Rhode Island,
returned yesterday from a trip to his
eastern home.
The Diamondfeld Miners Union have
let a contract for their new hall, which
will be 24x50 feet. As soon as COM
pleted the union will give a grand
masquerade ball.
Sixteen good milk cows, just arrived;
any person wishing to purchase n or
more, or all Of them, apply to the Gold
field and Tonopah Meat Market, next
door to the Palm Restaurant. 1t
A. w. Burch. l.. F. Green and j. M.
Drenon will open up a steam laundry
| -, f,,lIH.lJ about thn oOth oy tha n,nyth
The plant, which is first class, was
shipped on the 2Sth of last month.
Henry Cutting writes from Frisco that
he is working on the night shift at pres
ent-the young hopeful objects to being
weaned and registers his strongest kicks
during the still hours of the night.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society in their new hall next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. As
important business will come up all
members are requested to be present.
Sixteen good milk cows just arrived !;
any person wishing to purchase n or
more, or all Of them, apply to the Gold
field and Tonopah Meat Market, next
door to the Palm Restaurant. 1t
Write ID. G.. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-G oldfield stock
actual market prices. It's free. If
A. d. Parker, the prominent railroad
man of Denver, who is interested with
T.. G.. Lockhart in some OF the bonanzas
of Goldfeld and T~onopah, returned to
his home Tuesday after a very ~satifac-
tory inspection OF his interests here.
DR.. George $. Won Wedelstaedt and
DR.. O. Berton Durham of Chicago, ar
rived some days ago, and intend locating
here and practise their profession. They
have taken offices and rooms in the
A.badie building, corner of Crook and
Columbia streets.
Col. Edward Prince, who constructed
and for Is years managed the water
works system of Quincy, H., was in
camp this week in connection with the
electrical power project. Those who
have met him say that he was rightly
named, for he is a prince of fellow.
X. l.. Johns, president Of the Goldfield
Mining company, has returned from a
long vacation spent in Washington, d.
c.. and his old home in New England,
and will now settle down to the practice
OF law and looking after his many prop
erty interests.
Fred r. Anglemier, manager of the
Goldfield Lumber company, leaves sun
day for Reno, where he will be married
on Tuesday to Miss Isabelle Acquire Of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Anglemier will
return to Goldfield and make this place
their future home.
Rev. Father Dermody, who has been
regularly appointed to this parish by
the bishop of Sacramento, is making a
very favorable impression upon all those
with whom he comes in contact and
there is little question but what he will
make Il success as pastor of the Catholic
church here. He is very highly spoken
of by those who have known him for
wears in California.
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