The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-15


Geo. l.. Patrick was in camp yesterday.
Come try that RamseyAddition waters
Messrs. Thompson and Robinson are
late arrivals who are to start restaurant.
Mrs. w. S. Williams is still confined to
her bed, but is slowly recovering.
DR.. White Wolf came in from Gold
Reef yesterday.
1. J. Gay, of Denver, is recent ar
rival who came with the intention of
staying.
The Goldteld Electric Light company
expects to have it's machinery in here in
two weeks.
J. McQuillan, late manager of the
Goldfield Lumber company, left Monday
for Tonopah.
w. Saul, Tonopah capitalist and
miner, was looking about Goldfield on
Wednesday.
w. L. McGonagill has sold his shoe
shop and will now devote his time to
carpentering.
Van Dorm & Son are digging deep well
No. from which water will be piped to
all residents in Ramsey's Addition.
j. F. Donovan, a real estate dealer at
Sparks, the new railroad town near Reno,
was in GOldfeld early this week.
Mrs. James F. O'Brien and son, Da-
voren, leave tomorrow for a trip to Berke
ley and other California points.
j. D. Lothrop returned Monday from
Verdi, bringing with him his children
and mother-in law, who will remain.
On August LIST. when improvements are
L.. a IL. Se 4
will be 500. Today there are few left
at $25 and $50.
H. Lefkovits, of Oakland. one of the
Red Front store, was inspecting the busi-
ness of the firm last Friday and Satur-
day forenoon.
Dr. A. J. Heniker. a professional gen
tleman from San Francisco, Ia in Gold
field. and will probably locate here at no
} die ant day.
Iom Keane returned to Diamondield
Tuesday after trip to Tonopah. -is
partner, Henry McMahon, has returned
from Carson, where he " ent for the ben
eft of his health.
While suffering considerably, w. S. |
Elliott. recently burned by exploding
acetylene, is on the road to recovery.
Likewise G. H. Harder, who was also a
victim of the ex. losiOn.
Half the lots in Ramsey's Addition are
now sold, but still many desirable Ots
left. See Van Dorm a. Son. owners. Of
flee on the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. IT, Braodon arrived
with their household furniture last Sat-
nrday to make their home in Goldfield.
They are welcome additions to Gold
fields permanent residents.
T. Bissonette has given up his black
smithing business at Silver Peak and
come to Goldfield to reside. He has pur-
chased lot from the Townsite company
and will erect shop thereon.
Judge Collins sent in his resignation as
Justice of the Peace to give more time to
his private affairs. but the commissioners
refused to accept it, for the present. at
least.
Buy Lot in the East Addition to Gold
field directly east of the townsite). Spe
cial rates for the next days. For PAL
ticulars apply to w. l. Booth, agent. at
photo gallery.
Joseph Butler, Jr., of Youngstown.
O., and F. M. Kirk. OF Cleveland, O..
gentlemen interested in the Hazel Kirk
Cioldfield company. were inspecting the
property for day, late last week.
J. Martin, who came here last week
from Reno, has purchased two lots on
Crook avenue, near First street, from the
IOwnsite company. He will at once
erect l4.roOm flame lodging house
thereon.
J. Fl. Wilson is circulating petition
looking to the organizing of an Brie of
Eagles in Goldfeld AS j. H. Brearley,
of this city, is the district organizer.
there will no doubt he goodly charter
list of members.
Eugene Dougherty, who is employed
by Captain Gardner at Cactus peak, re-
ceived wire Saturday from his brother
at TonOpah. announcing the serious ill
ness of their mother at Nevada City,
Eugene left on the Saturday night train
for the ir former home.
Geo. S. Nixon's lot, next to the Ma
tional Club, has been leased to Hagerty
n Wiseman who will erect a compressed
brick building with plate glass front for
a saloon and restaurant. The ground
rent is $50 per month
In order to settle small bet Tuesday,
two Goldfeld gentlemen made tour OF
the camp and counted 50 'dobe and frame
buildings under course OF construction.
Does any one doubt the growing propen
sites of this great gold camp!
Sanders & Inman have contracted to
erect an office building for the w. S.
Williams Co., south of the GOldfield
lodging house. The building will be 16
si24 feet and contain pnblic Office and
two private rooms 1t will have rustic
front and l0xl6 covered porch.