The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-01
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

days arrivals IN camp.
l.. H. Conley has come over from Tono-
pah to engage in business.
Columbia has a first-class hotel. It's
the Merchants. Casey & Arden.
Uri B. Curtis is erecting a dwelling at
Jumbo and will keep house with his
sister.
r. P. Dunlap, Malcolm l.. Macdonald
and J. p. Willis came out from TOnopah
Tuesday.
DIR. F. !. Laird was called to Spokane
last Saturday, but will return in about
two weeks.
The Goldfield Water company are lay.
ing the pipe to convey water to the Com
bination mine.
Harry Mcnamara, the Tonopah butch
er. came out Wednesday to look after his
mining interests.
Charles Kielhofer, a lieutenant in the
Eagle drum corps of Tonopah. was in
town Wednesday.
T. l.. Oddie and Frank K.ith, of the
Tonopah Mining company, were arrivals
in camp on Tuesday.
The baseball team is becoming very
enthusiastic and promises to put up a hot
game on the Fourth.
Dan. Greenwaldt left Sunday for AL
kali Springs to erect a windmill for the
Combination company.
p. O'Leary, recently from the Klon-
dixie, has arrived in Goldfield and will
try for a fortune here.
H.. B. Lind returned Monday night
from Tonopah, where he had been for
several days on business.
jim Healey came in Wednesday and
was surprised and pleased at the show
ing in Goldfield's mines.
Bert Wertheimer, of San Francisco.
was in town Thursday doing business
with Goldfield's merchants.
"Curley" Graham. owner of Tonopah's
Original Package" was interviewing
his Goldtield friends Wednesday night.
Miss Roach left last Sunday for Tono-
pah to act as maid of honor at the we'd
ding of Thos. Lynch and Miss Roberts.
A few days ago w. ID. Frey purchased
G.. r. Walton's interest in the Goldfield
meat market, and the firm is 10 Andrus
& Frey.
John f. Lutz. who has recently bonded
several properties here, left for San
francisco last Friday, but will sooL re-
turn.
II. Wood is here from Tonopah with
the view of opening a tin and plumbing
shop in Goldfeld. His stock is expected
here in a few days.
DR.. H. C. King dentist, will be at the
Esmeralda Lodging house. GOldfield,
Saturday afternoons and Sunday morn
ings of each week. y
DR.. Garner. Of Tonopah, will be in
Goldfeld on the Sth, and will possibly
reside here. He is interested in leases
9, 10 and IL, on the Jumbo.
A new awning in front of w. S. Eli
otis new building on Main street has
been completed. Likewise a concrete
walk. the first n laid in Goldfield.
Will Marsh went to Tonopah Wednes-
day to meet his mother and sister On their
arrival from Austin. They will make
their future home with Will at Columbia.
On and after July LIST the postotfice at
Butler will be called TonOpah and the
office will be raised to the second class.
This carries with it an increase in salary
of $4,000 a year.
The Eagle drum corps of TonOpah, n
of the warmeSt organizations IN the state.
has notified the committee that they will
be in Goldfield at 10 O'Clock on the morn
ing of the Fourth.
VI ~ 80 ,I-a, fiNn fDr Tho
Fourth of July celebration are real hns-
tiers. They collected about $l,20o. For
the first effort. how does that strike the
enterprising citizen?
Bv the arrival of a half dozen new
horns and a snare and a base drum. Gold
fields brass band will be enabled to fur
nish all kinds of patriotic airs for the
Fourth. The boys are now practicing
nightly.
Geo. r. Walton, late an owner in the
Goldfeld meat market, was married at
Portland, Ore. on June 7tb, to Miss May
Murphy. The happy couple returned to
this city on June Goth. being accom-
panied by Mrs. G. Walton. mother of the
groom.
Walter Colby left Thursday morning
TO attend the funeral of his twin brother,
Wallace, who died at Leadville, Colo.
The brothers had been together for
twenty years until two years g and the
news of his brothers death came as II
great shock to Walter.
Goldield has a new business firm con
sisting of Willie Liebendorfer and Harry
Knickerbocker. What the boys lack in
years they make up in enterprise. Their
stand has been erected south of The
NEWS office and ice cold lemonade is on