The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-06-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Smokers supplies at Miners Cash
Store.
Elmer J. Chute is going to Tonopah
tomorrow.
"Our Taste" Oysters at the Miners
Cash Grocery.
Harry Hudson, the popular freighter,
came in yesterday.
Sc. Vermilyea, of Touopah, came in
on yesterdays stage.
Geo. Coslett, of Reno, came in yester-
day for short stay.
Manager Barnes of the Water company
has installed new pump.
j. r. Duffield returned Wednesday
from a trip to Tonopah.
Bill Owsley came in from Silver Peak
Wednesday.
Chas l.. Hayes, an attorney of Bridge
port, California, is in camp this week.
Ben paseltine and Joe Walker have
just finished two 'dobe houses on First
street.
Chas. Franklin opened the Colorado
saloon Wednesday, next door to the Red
ETOHU SIOCcIy.
w. I. Booth, photographer, has his
outfit in Goldfield and will soon be ready
for business.
Don't overlook the Miners Cash Store
when selecting dainties for your Sunday
dinner.
Tom Kendall, who has extensive inter
ests around Columbia Mountain, came in
Wednesday.
Chas. McKinnon, secretary of the
Miners Union, was in ToDopah early in
the week.
C. F. Bryant. of Cripple Creek, has
been in camp for several days and is
greatly impressed with the showing.
The Alexander Humboldt cigar. Smoke
one and you will smoke more. At MIN
ers Cash store.
Z. l.. Oddie, general agent of the To-
nopan Mining company. came out w ed |
Inesday to look after his numerous inter
ests.
John McKane and Dr. Bowes came
out Wednesday from TonOpah to take a |
personal look at the great sho wing on the
Jumbo,
A. 7. Darcy. the mining engineer. re-
turned yesterday from several weeks
trjp to Yerington aud the Blue Stone
country.
Nate Mansfield, we'll known and big /
mining operator Of Colorado, arrived IN
camp "Wednesday aud will remain a
month.
Mrs. H. Lefkovits was in Goldtield
hnr ,>f
the Red Front. Mrs. Lefkovits lives in
Oakland, Cal.
Frank Cary, we'll known mining man
Of Montana, retur' ed to Goldfeld We'd
nesday, which indicates that he saw
enough on his first visit to interest him.
John H. Miles leaves today to spend a
months vacation III the central part of
the State. AS it is his first vacation in
several years he hopes to have barrel of
fun.
Jndge Peters is expected in camp
about the 10th of the month with several
moneved men from Boston who wish to
see real gold mining camp.
Judge Collins had another drunk and
d;sorderly up before him Wednesday
avan;np. He was fined only $40 and
COSTS as it was his first Oflense and he
had already had his head cut open dur
ing the spree.
Rnmors from reliable sources are to the
effect that the wedding OF Miss Nettle
phillips and Robert Dunn will take
place shortly. Bob Dunn is one OF the
p;oneers of Goldfeld and Miss Phillips
s we'll known both here and in TonOpah.
Rev. F. H. Robinson is forced to go to
Tonopab Sunday to hold services, as
Rev HerriOtt has resigned his charge
there Mr.. Robinson will return to Gold
told Monday. On Sunday evening a
.onr service will be held at the usual
time and place, to which all are cordially
invited.
Hank Smith, who was superintendent
of the Best and Belcher mine on the
Comstock. when that property produced
$33. .cOO,' 90, has entered the employ OF q;
II Elliott. the Tonopah broker, and will
devote his entire attention to the latters
interests in Goldfield.
DIR. Frances Williams has recovered
from her recent illness and returned to
Goldfield last Friday. The doctor re
. Gently bought y claims northeast of TO.
nopah. ON which there is a well defined
LEDGE. traceable for mile and half,
and she believes that this is the mother
ledge of the Tonopah district.
Emanuel Pilong, a miner who has spent
many wears in Leadville, Cripple Creek,
Rntte. Rossland and other great camps,
.nys that Goldfield has decidedly the
best showing of any camp he has ever
seen. He further says that he will stay