The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-22
c N PERSONAL.

day, returning Sunua.
F. J. Lothrop, of Salt Lake City. was
in Goldfield this week.
pied for two weeks.
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfield is 1T.
w. H. Harris, the pioneer mining man.
has returned from a trip to Reno.
Jake Sohlke. of Sacramento. inter-
viewed Goldfeld dealers Monday.
G. l.. Brown, of Oakland, has been
looking around the camp this week.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldield. Buy a lot now! y
Miss Mary Curtis returned Wednesda.
from Reno, where she was visiting for a
week.
Geo. Wenwood and NJ. Tenker, of Tu-
olumne, Calf, are looking over Gold
field.
w. w. Mulock is here from SOdaville.
intending to engage III some mercantile
pursuit.
DR.. Wheeler. of Chicago, and a party
Oh HILL Ilcu, ClO Ill AhtS
last week.
j. H. Brearley was at Reno this week,
having been subpen8d as Il witness in a
civil case,
Father Gleason will hold services in
Miners Union hall at 9o'clock next Sun
day forenoon.
James Maher is here from Sumpter,
Ore, looking into Goldfield as a place
for investment.
LosT-An Eastern Star pin, probably
on Main street. Finder will please re-
turn to this office.
Harry Lefkovits came over from TOnO-
pah on Sunday to See his brother Louis,
of the Red Front store.
You will want cards, letter heads, EN-
velopes %billheads, etc. We Can supply
You at The News Office.
The first soda water made in Goldfield
was produced on Wednesday by Hatha-
way, Grahlman Il Crosby.
Work has begun on j. G.. Martins
lodging house, at the corner of Crook
avenue and Second street.
VIM. Pearson has sold his vege' alb e
garden TO VIM. Cockburn of the Club
cafe, and has gone to Reno.
Mrs. w. s. Williams, who has been
quite sick. is sitting up "A few hours daily
and is on the road to recovery.
The Goldfield Townsite company took
possession of their new and attractive
offices on Main street, yesterday.
H. F. Speaker. the merchant, is to go
to Tonopah on Sunday, to remain for a
few days to enjoy the celebration.
F. w. Mclean and H. d. ALERT, OF
Langdon. N. d., drove in yesterday with
B. j. Reilly of the January lease.
Tom Robinson, who is well known in
Goldfeld and T%onopah, is now in charge
of the Bay State mine at Newark.
Ed J. Roberts visited his leased prop
critics at Montezuma on Tuesday. He
was pleased with his examinations.
John and Herbert Cook, of the Nye
and Ormsby County b nix Of Tonopah.
were in Goldfield Saturday and Sunday.
Sanders & Inman. contractors and
builders, are prepared t., give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work. X
w. F. Lynch has presented The News
with a small sign printed in cOlors. Tue
young man is quite clever in this kind OF
work.
Deputy assessors are just now de-
cidedly busy making assessments OF real
and personal properties III Esmeralda
county.
Sam Harris left Sunday for st. Louis
to see the sights at the great Exposition.
From there he will 60 to Boston to visit
his parents.
J. H. Wilson has a mill running and
is making 'dobes for a 4-roOm building
on his lots between town and the Jan
uary mine.
J. E. Miller, junior member of the
GOldfeld mercantile firm of Speaker 4
Miller, has gone into the draying bust
ness at TOnopah.
DR.. Garner, of TonOpah, president OF
the Gold beef Mining Co.. and interested
in other claims in Goldfield's gold zone,
was here Sunday.
Robert Dunn's place and the Peerless
restaurant are now lighted with acety.
lene gas dlsplaclng, TO the pleasure u
patrons, coal oil.
Buy a lot in East Addition to Gold.
field. where you can get good well water
on your own lot-if you dig for it-at
from 20 to 80 feet.
DIR. B. E. Burger, of San Jose. a gen
tleman who has mined considerably il
Colorado and California, is in GoldfielG
looking for an opportunity to invest.
4 strike of workmen ON the Tonopal