The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-10-14


good work during the week in cleaning
up the streets and alleys. This is
very important work and each and every
one should contribute to see that it Is
kept up.
Write ID. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah- Goldfield stocks
actualmarket prices. It's free.
Crone & Stewart, contractors and
builders, are preparing to put in wood
working plont as soon rs the necessary
machiners can be gotten.
Col. Jim Wardner left Wednesday for
Truckee and San Francisco. where he
! will order the lumber and necessary fur
nishings for the new Hotel Wardner.
Write d. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all lonopah- -Goldfield stocks
actual market prices. It's free.
Hon. Geo. S. Nixon and +. II. Nor
cross are scheduled to address the cit:-
zens of Goldfeld on the political issnes
of the day on the evening OF October
9th.
Judge Lindsay came out from Toao-
pah Monday. 1t is only n question OF
lime when he will join the Tonorah
colony of permanent residents in Gold
| field
Jas. w. Riggle left last Saturday for
Valley Springs. Jim has been under
7! he weather for some time, but he has
gone to the right pla Je to grow fiat and
| sassy"
Write d. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
| ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah- GoldHeld stocks
actual market prices. Its free.
A. Carolin has the contract to build
he new B. & b. saloon which will be
5xl5 feet in Dimensions, with il-foot
| walls. 1t will be built of adobe, with
stone pillars in front.
R.D. McAfee, one of the big ranch
| men of Fish axe Valley. and who last
winter brought into Goldfeld some
extra fine beef, arrived in town last Sat
urday for short visit.
Write ID. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
| ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
! prices on all Tonopah Goldtield stocks
| ,ctual market prices. It's free. T
The Tonopah- Goldfeld Auto company
has been organized by l.. l.. Patrick, A.
| d. Nash and NJ. NJ. Detch to operate the
| passenger automobile service row inaug-
arated between the two camps.
Chaq. Angal. the Columbia butcher
whose card appears in this issue. offers
70 deliver meats to any part OF Columbia.
! iol field or Jumbo. This is conven
ence which will doubtless be greatly APP
preciated.
| J.W. Wagner returned 10 camp Tues
law from trip to Reno and other points
vhcre he contracted for the lu noer.
| hardware and furn..Irc ''> III" hand
| some new hall which will be built -
the Miners Union.
Uri B. Curtis arrived from San Frau
cisco Wednesday and his partner. Roy
Ridge, came in yesterday. Mr.. Ridge
will so, II go back to Kansas City TO take
he first degree in the Ancient and Noble
Order of Benedicts.
DR.. Croxall, whose card appears in this
issue, is one of the recent arrivals among
the medical fraternity. The doctor
comes highly recommend d by people of
standing who have known him long and
vOuch for his reputation as man and
physician.
| General Manager Christensen, Superin-
tendent Brastow, Route Agent Farrell
and Local Agent Cutting of the Wells
Fargo Express company were in camp
this week. They made arrangements for
improving the local Office to handle the
increasing business.
As indicating the demand for Cold
field mining property and the number OF
,nuyers in the field, it may be stated that
lone broker has sold 46 claims since Aug
ust let. The sales were all for ca h..
with the exception of one group. whi,h h
was taken on bond.
Last Sunday Marshall Bond, John En-
ikson and Lou Finnegan went to Tono-
pah in two and three quarters hours by
the automobile route. Mr.. Bond contln-
ued on to Valleys Springs to visit with
his mother, Nr. Erikson went on to Sc
attle, while Finnegan is back agin."