The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-10-07

FOR OALE-h kOOu Hht OU W tf1 SfFGtA.
Phenix Addition. inquire at this ofiice.r
w B. Sollender was out from Touo
pah this week.
Union Drug store for fresh drugs and
the daily papers.
w. E. Sorelle. an attorney of Denver,
is a recent arrival.
Mesdames Hennessy and Walker are
recent arrivals from Cripple Creek.
The Union Drug store is now open and
ready for business.
II. ID. McMaster of Colorado Springs,
arrived in camp yesterday.
L. W. Smith, the Photographic O.
Tonopah, came in last night.
n. NJ. McGlynn arrived in camp yes
terday from a prospecting trip.
Manager Urban of the Tonopah Hard
ware company, was III clmp tins week.
Claude Lund LETT for Salt Lake yes
lay. lie will be gone several weeks.
r. aud Mr.. Geo. 4. Keraick re-
rre.l to Militown Sunday after a trip
% Touopah.
john =. CASEY, Democratic nominee
for sheriff, returned yesterday from g.
visit TO Hawthorne.
ipbttit| FillgIf'L u III idi - Va tAt
globe by Howe & Neacha,n. the Gold
field undertaken. 100 Main street.
French lady will exchange French
lessons for English with an American
lady. Write "Dumenil." Golifell. +
The Gollfeid undertakers will answer
calls from any rart of the country day
or night. Parlors 76J Main street. x
Binford & Hage viii soon open n FIVE
chair barber shop next to the Frisco res
tauraut. There will also be three bath
tubs.
Howe & Meacham, the Gol1feld IN
dertaker-, have ordered n fine hearse and
are looking for it most any day.
NOTICE The Goldield bakery is now
prepared to furnish bread in any guam
;. tity. A frst-class California baker az
the oven.
Geo. ). Nixon. who is heavily inter.
este in this district, aud the Republi-
can nominee for United States Senator,
spent last Sunday in camp.
A. j. Frye was overcome by gas in the
Portland mine Tuesday night and for y
time it was thought he vonld die, but he
is now entirely recovered.
d. G.. Doubleday the San Francisco
broker. spent the week in camp and will
leave for home Monday OVERLOOKING with
enthusiasm over what he saw here.
Henry Weber has bought the hand
some adobe residence at Columbia and
Ramsey street. from Harry Mauon. Dir
Weber will occupy it himself, and build
on an addition Of two more rooms.
Losr-A brown leather suit case, with
initials "A. B. A" on one end. Contains
papers of no value to anyone but owner.
Leave at this Office and receive s. re-
ward.
A. d. Myers has sold his interest in
the Combination saloon to his partner,
Bob Bynum, who will conduct the bust
ness alone in the future.
WANTEp:-Position as bartender by
Eyst class man with best references. Ad
dress P. Ii. Sandlin 3171a Guerrero st.,
San Francisco, Cal. y
LosT-Sole leathertrrnk; was SHIPPED
to Goldfield; initials 20. X. L." A re-
ward of S25 will be paid FOR return, APP
ply to Marks u Co, Goldield.
Write ID. G. Doubleday. Rialto. built
ing, San FIancisco, TO- -.4eet showing
prices on all Tsn6pah-G oldield stocks
actual market prices. It's free.
Harry l.. Heck and J. o. Leary, min
ing men from the Gold Roads country.
cane in from Los Angeles recently and
are greatly pleased with tie Goldficld
district
Donald Ferguson, late of Seattle, and
for years superintendent for Senator
CLARK, Is a r, cent arrival, having heard
the story Of Goldfeld's veal h through
his friend, Louis Bond.
Wri.e ID. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco, tur sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah Gollfeld stocks
actual market prices. Its free.
Drs. Bass and Carpenter. who are of
the highest standing in their profession,
arrived in camp last week. They are
friends of H. H. Clare, the well-known
mining man.
Montgomery & Cassin have just
received a new line of wall paper Of
latest designs and have a complete st0ck
of leads and oils. Try them for artistic
decorating.
Mrs. L. l.. Patrick returned Sunday
from Walla Waila, Wash, much I'M
prnyed in health. Her brother, Henry
Scholl, and l,er Ie;cp, Miss LOttIe
Schultz, accompanied her TO Goldfeld.
Henry Weber, VIII is getting control
of many OF the bonanzls of the district,
left Saturday for Frisco, but g,t no
further than Tonopah. He returned
Monday to look after his many inter
ests.
DIR. A.. J. Thinker, dentist, has returned
to camp after n trip of several weeks II
California The doctor has the most up
to date dental apparatus and is prepared
to do work in his line as well as ii can be
done anywhere.
Albert s.. Watson. the hustlicg and
successful broker of Toaopah who IS Il
heavy holder in the Jumbo Extension,
? Vernal and Diamondfield Gold Mining
companies. was out lst Saturday look
: ing after his growing interests.
s. McClelland and Geo. w. Smith have
purchased the Union laundry from joe
Moore and will conduct the same in the
future. 1t is their intention to install a
steam plant as soon as possible and Mr..
Smith is now in San Francisco selecting
the machinery.
DR.. F. Wesley Carpenter, formerly of
San Francisco, has gone to IoIopah to
take temporary charge of DR. Ham
mond's practice. Dr.. Carpenter is a
surgeon OF experience and marked ability
and this community will be glad TO see
him back again.
Two men, who refused to give their
names, held up john Hoffman on Main