The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-06-10
LOCAL N PERSONAL.

ing the week.
W. F. Patrick came out from Tonopah
Tuesday.
H. Fletcher of Tonopab, came out
Monday.
Smokers supplies at Miners Cash
Store.
Miss Ruby Kermeen is visiting with
Miss Clark in Tonopah
Uri b. Curtis was one of Wednesdays
arrivals from Tonopah.
The Goldfeld Water company will
soon lay pipes on Columbia avenue.
VIM. Campbell and Frank Horton
went to Tonopah Tuesday.
p. H. Mclaughlin and brother re-
turned from Tonopah Wednesday.
J.. r. Jones has sold his interest in the
Gold Wedge saloon to Tom Ashton.
Geo. Bartlett and Geo. w. Richard
came III from Tonopah Saturday.
Tom Murphy returned Wednesday
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Mrs. Chas. Hooten and her sister, Miss
White. left Tuesday to visit their mother
in Tonopah.
Mrs. Moore was in charge of the school
the first of the week during the absence
of Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs. w. l.. McGonagill of Tonopah.
came to Goldtield last Saturday to visit
her husband.
Geo. Cowing, of the State Bank and
Trust Co., was out to look at his lease
last Saturday.
Jimmy Hicks and wife have arrive |
from Tonopah and will make Gnldtield
their future home.
Lucky" John Jones blew in from Ton
opah Monday where he went to look
after the hoist for the January.
Chas. Derby, from Nome. Alaska. has
arrived and Goldfield looks so good to
him that he has decided to stay.
Work has been started on l.. l.. Pat
rick's new residence on Fifth avenue. 1t
will be of frame and contain four rooms.
Albert f. Leavitt, representing the
Bradstreet Company, was in Goldtield
this week interviewing the business men.
Sanders e Inman, contractors and
builders, are prepared to give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work.
IOe Ward has taken charge of the
Headlight Barn and Corral during the
absence of John Miles, who is on a va
cation.
Mrs. O'Brien, whose husband died re.
Gently in Tonopah, is now making her
home in Goldfield with her daughter,
Mrs. Moore.
Mining promoter will join organizing
new company, or help float stock in first
class going proposition. Address J. y.
Ming, Marshall, Mo. x
The second story of 'Ole' Elliott's
new store building is now fast assuming
shape and the whole building will soon
be ready for occupancy.
Roy Ridge came in from Tonopah
Monday. He has been in San Francisco
recently where he met Jim Butler and
other T~onopahans.
Henry Mcmahon of Diamondfield, who
went to Carson recently to take the hot
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as greatly improved.
The new fixtures for the postoffice
nave arrived and are now in place. They
are quite handsome and the boxes are a
great convenience to the public.
Mr.. Robinson will hold services in Mi
ners Union Hall Sunday at 10 a. M. and
7:45 p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
!. F. Mitchell. superintendent of the
January lease, went to Tonopah Wednes
day with his son and Mrs. G. F. Littrell,
who are returning to Austin.
Buy a lot and build your residence
where you can get good well water.
Ramsey Addition to Goldtield is the
place. Fine location.
X w. 1. BOOTH, Agent.
Jas. D. Faulkner, the mining man
formerly of Colorado, is building a 'dobe
house in Phenix addition. Mrs. Faux
ner will probably come in as soon as it is
finished.
Capt. G.. r. Bradley, of T~onopah, was
in camp during the week, and was exhib
ting a specimen of ore which he got at
LIZ Iunoho which WAS worth S05 a