The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-22
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

John Wheeler was out from Tonopah
Sunday.
TIE. Edwards was out from Tonopah
yesterday.
Frank Burke, of Cripple Creek was an
arrival Wednesday.
County Commissioner McNitt was in
Goldfeld the first of the week.
The gun club expects to have shoot
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
t. Vandevort, the newspaperman of
Tonopah. was in camp last week.
J. M. Sutcliffe and Johu Beckman
were out from Tonopah on Sunday.
Capt. Haslem, a prominent mining ex-
pert of New York is in camp this week.
Henry Elms. of the Lucky Boy. is at
TonOpah on a supply purchasing mission
DR.. II. A. Turner. a new arrival from
Phoebe, expects to- locate and practice his
profession.
M. J. Sullivan, representing hard
ware house of San Francisco, was Ill
town today.
Geo. s. Briggs, the painter, has gone
to Tonopah to work on the floats tor
Railroad Day.
w. j. Stoneham, the mining engineer,
at present on the Bonanza, was ont from
Tonopah Sunday.
II. B. Lind, the attorney and broker,
haf beed in Tonopah all week on i'm
portant business.
J. C. Boyd, formerly in charge of the
GnstDn mine at Red Mountain Colorado !
came in tuesday.
w. J. Monroe, connected with the bus
mess Office of the San Francisco Exami-
ner spent couple OF days this week IN
Goldtield.
A large and commodious glass case, to
be used for the display of choice speci-
mems of ore found in this section, has
been placed in the Palace.
Messrs. Curtis & Ridge have returned
from Reno with big fat smiles on their |
faces Us a result of the valuation put
: upon their ore by the sampler.
:, Editor Branson, of the Tonopah Sun.
h;a the misfortune to losa his mother
by death last Saturday. Mrs. Branson
was II Years of age and died in Seattle.
The Goldfield baseball team is practic-
ing very faithfully and confidently ex-
poets to beat both Tonopah and Reno for
the state championship Oh Railroad Day
Geo. Badgett, of the Montana Tono-
pah company. was in town.this week in
specting the Portland and Bull Con
groups, III which his company Is inter-
ested.
Marshall D. Draper, of Denver, Colo.
mining engineer REPRESENTING the Amerl-
can Exploitation Co.. was among the ar
rivals Sunday and is investigating the
camp.
A dog which is owned in the south
Part of town bit the young son of M. l..
Holt at noon today. Ii the cur is living
tonight il will be because of poor marks
manship.
Frank Grahlman and family are new
arrivals from Looms, Wash. The gen.
tleman Is IA partner in the new soda water
factory. which is to begin operations III
few days.
s. d. Brastow, superintendent, ID.
J. Farrell, route agent, and Henry Gut
ting, Goldfield and Tonopah agent Of the
Wells Fargo Express company, wefe Ill
camp last Sunday. !
W. S. Williams entertained the follow
ing gentlemen at the Peerless last night
with chicken dinner and "ektra dry"
trimmings: G. H. Elliott. 0 O. Kincaia,
r. l.. Colburn and A. E. Barnes.
A fairly good crowd attended the Cath
Olic church benefit ball i'll ElliOtts hall
last Friday evening. What was lacking
numerically was made up in jollity, and
most enjoyable evening was spent
Slightly disfigured, "Ole' Elliot. vic
tim of a recent acetylene gas explosion
appeared on the streets last Saturday,
and has since been attending to business.
The same can be said of G. A. Harder.
A Goldfeld business man, who is in
position to know. says that last Thurs
day upwards of $lOO,0, worth of bnsi
ness in mining and real estate circles was
transacted. All of which is going some.
Goldfeld is the town in which to bny
real estate, and the best place for resi-
dence IL in the East Addition. A good
view of all the mines and surrounding
country. w. l. BOOTH, agent. at Photo
Gallery.
Wiseman & Haggerty. who have Sc
cured a lease on the lot between the Ma
tiopaI and Grand cafes, have begun the
manufacture of sun dried bricks, to be
used in the construction OF their new
building.
WI. Lynch, of Reno, is visiting his
father, w. j. Lynch, in this city. Ihe
4 Young man is to remain in Goldteid I'M
Il l,a o%r 10 L.