The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-08


this week.
Carl Drossel, of Tonopah, is in Gold
field today.
Tom Kendall came to Columbia yes
ter1ay
John H. Miles, manager for Harry
Hudson, has returned from his vacation.
r. L. Johns and H. 7. Bragdon. of
the Goldfield Mining Co., came out from
Tonopah last Saturday.
Seven good families moved to Ramsey s
Addition this week.
J. r. Gillespie and l.. E. Wilson, of
Denver. are recent arrivals.
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfield is IT. +
Jack Donohue and +. JeffOrd. of
Randsburg, are recent arrivals.
B. j. Reilly, of the January lease,
came out from Tonopah Saturday.
E. Marks has returned to Tonopah,
after spending the Fourth at his store
here.
Have date with me-l5 cents per lb.
Sdoi otoICs oppoSItC ltCCOloCl .
office. *
Hon. E. r. Dodge. an attorney of
Reno. is in Goldfeld for few days on
business mission.
Good lots. 100 feet from two fine wells,
$25. See owners on ground. Ramsey's
Addition.
Mrs. w. S. Williams still remains quite
i'll and will possibly have to go to Cali
fornia to recuperate.
Alex. McCone, president of the Her
ron, Rickard II Co.. of Reno and San
Francisco, arrived in camp Thursday.
Peter G.. Kretz came in last Friday
from Gold Reef. He reports the pros
poets OF that section as very encouraging.
Ole ElliOtt's handsome new building
is now fully completed and would be a
or dit to much larger place than Gold
field
ID. S. and Geo. Fl. Ward. of Oakland,
Calf. arrived in camp last Friday. The
former IS ii graduate of the State uni
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Martin. of Reno,
arrived in Goldfield on Thursday 1t is
Mr. Martins intention to open IA busi-
ness here.
1t is probable that bank will be
started here within a few days, but defn
ite information cannot be given at this
me.
Before buying. look at Ramsey's Addi-
ton. The location, view and water will
convince you to stay and build a home.
Office on the ground. i
Martin Muller, proprietor of the drug
store, has had paper hangers doing some
work this week. The interior of the
store presents a much better appearance.
J. b. Menardi. the surveyor, expects
to leave in about 81 days to work on a
government contract which he recently
secured. The country to be surveyed is
near Reno.
F. B. Lightburn, of Los Angeles, and
p. ID. Brown. of Los Angeles. Calf, ar
rived III Goldtield last Saturday. Mr..
Lightburn is a printer and the two came
i'll by wagon.
w. l. Booth, the photographer, has
fine selection of views Of Goldfeld and
mines; also, does portrait work. Gal
lery opposite Goldfield Lodging house,
on Main street.
Frank M. Ish and two other parties
were down In the southern portion of the
state this week and located some oil
lands. They report the indications for
oil as being very fine.
Thos. b. Hickey. president of the State
! Bank and Trust CO., of Carson, and g.
w. Richard. cashier of the Tonopah
branch of the same institution, came to
Goldtield on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Ish and baby
left last night for Carson City and Cali
fornia points. Frank rays he will wind
up at Catalina Island, where he will fish
and fish and fish till he just gets tired of
it. The lucky cuss
A 50-foot lot on Main street. Goldfield,
was bought on Feb. 18th, for $500. Since
! then the owner has received $500 for
ground rent and now has the lot leased
for 500 a month and all the tenants are
making money. This illustrates why
real estate in GOldfield is increasing in
value.
The News acknowledges with thanks
the receipt. on the Fourth, of a bottle of
fine old port wine from Tom Boland, of
the Miners Cash Store. ''Any port in a
storm" is an old saying of the sailor, and
good port also has its uses during a
dust storm III the desert.
Doc. ".O'Toole L. j. Oakes and Claude
Lund arrived from Goldfield Monday.
| Mr. O'Toole is a peace officer of the
camp. and came over after a man sup
posed to be in this neighborhood. but
net finding him the party is taking ad-