The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-12-16

He and j. Y. Burnett are the owners,
and the plant will he in operation here
a. soon as the machinery can be deliv-
cred. 1t will be complete in every re-
spect.
Wanted-Lady wishes employment in
hotel or restaurant. Will do any kind
of work. Address or inquire at this
office. 1tp
David Movers, a native of Ohio, died
Thursday night after a few days illness
with pneumonia. Deceased was aged
about 50 years.
Don't fail to see ii. Fredrick's immense
stock Of diamonds and jewelry. Oldest
reliable jeweler in the state. Display at
+. Marks & Co.'S store. 1t
F.. W. Anglemyer, manager of the
Goldfeld Lumber company, who was re-
Gently married in Reno, has returned to
Goldfeld with his bride.
Mrs. Harry Manon, who has just re-
covered from a severe illness, left
NttlIltstldN ~ IL 'ht "o'
accompanied by her nurse.
Young lady wishes position in an
office, s months experience in steno-
grapic work and assistant bookkeeping.
Address NJ, p. @. Box $3.50, Tonopah.
For good home cooking go to the Elko
IIome-Cooking Restaurant in the rear
of the Goldfield News office, kept by
Mrs. Nelson & Co., formerly of Elko,
Nevada. 1t
Miss Blanche Badger, of Denver, who
has a lease on the Sunt1ower claim of
the Velvet company, left last week for
San Francisco, and then on to her home
in Denver.
John NJ. Yates and T. $. Dodge, prom
inent operators of Boulder, Colo, and
owners OF valuable tungsten mines, have
arrived in Goldfield with the intention
of staying.
+. b. Ross has bought the lot immed-
s., 800 therefor. Mr.. Ross has gone to
Colorado Springs, his home, to spend
the holidays.
G.. 5. Wilson, the attorney, leaves next
Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend the
holidays with his family. On his return
Mr.. Wilson will doubtless open an Office
in Goldfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bond left Thursday
to spend the holidays at their Santa
Clara, Calf, home. Mr.. Bonds mother
has improved greatly in health since her
return to California.
p. T.. O'Brien has returned from Ton
opal, where he took his mother, who has
been quite i'll. Mrs. O'Brien has gone
to California to spend the winter for the
benefit of her health.
Money f"r patenting or for assess
ment work furnished for an interest.
See EDWARD. r. PATRICK.
Opposite Goldtield Lumber Co, or add
d,esS, Box SO, Goldfield. If
Miss p. NJ. Jaffe, late of Sacramento
and Tonopah, has secured office space
with the Rex Mining company and will
take book work typewriting, card writ
ing, etc. Five years experience. 1t
II. Fredrick, the jeweler, is in Gold
field for the holidays, with his usual
large stock OF diamonds, jewelry, Christ
mas presents, etc. and will display at +.
Marks Il Co.'S store. Call and examine
stock and prices. 1t
Prill 4 Wyatt, mining and metallurgi-
cal engineers, late of the AnglO-Conti-
mental Gold Syndicate of London, ar
soon open II general engineering office
here.
Charles l.. Hayes will leave mex Tues
day for Hawthorne on legal business.
He will go to Mono county afterwards
and will be gone altogether about a
week. An attendant will he in charge
of the Office during his absence.
Joseph c. Grammar, ex-chief of police
detectives OF Cincinnati, is expected to
arrive today. He will be the manager
of the Nevada state Detective Bureau,
DR.. White Wolf will he the chief, and P.
c. kretz, secretary and treasurer.
Parties desiring leases on the Gold
field Mint group OF claims, which is To-
Gated about 800 feet west of the Sand
storm and Kendall group OF mines, may
procure the same by calling at the law
office ri Charles l.. Hayes, Goldfield,
Nevada. tt
Ex-senator Ct. W. Summarized. Il
prominent livervman of Winnemucca.
is in Goldfeld this week. He is so fav-
orally impressed with the life and pros
peritv Of the camp, that he will proba-
bly, decide to locate here and 90 into
business.
F. J. Campbell, Chas. +. Potter and
Wilbur :. Raymond, prominent capt.
talists of Colorado who have become
heavily interested in the GOldfield dis
trict, left last Tuesday for San Francisco,
after which they will return to their