The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-09-30

A fac line of stationery at the Uuion
Drug store. r.
J. B. Menardi went 10 Tonopah Tues
day on q business trip.
Gus Huebner, the Tonopah b1rber,
came out to camp Tuesday.
The Union Drug store is o open ana
ready for b isiness.
w. l.. McGoNagill. left for Tonopah
Tuesday on n visit to his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Boss returned We'd
nesd,y from a short visit to Touopah.
FoR SAbs-A so ID lot on Main street.
Phenix Addition. Inquire at this office.+
The Gold Wedge saloon has been
greatly enlarged and club rooms added.
f. Il. Jefery aud J. NJ. Graham are
among the recent arrivals from Colorado.
j. L. Mitchell has been under the
, weather for u week, but is now improv-
ing.
Barton Pi,tman, the Tonopah broker.
spent several DAYS OF the week III Gold
field.
Howe 4 Meacham. undertakers and
embalmers, opposite lumber yard. Gold
field.
Stenographer, book-keeper wants po-
sition or work evenings. c. ID. D. this
Office.
DR.. d. A. Turner has been appointed
official surgeon for the Goldfield Miners
Union.
John F. Casey, Democratic nominee
Tor sheriff. returned to Goldfeld las,
Sunday.
Frank Ish has sold the lot on Upper
!. Mai street on which his residence stands
for S2.5G0.
Key Pittman, the attorney, and Barton
Pittman, the broker, returned. to Tono-
pah today.
b. F. Johnson, of Bisbee, Arizona, a
friend OF t.. O. Hall, arrived in camp
last Tuesday.
William E. Delaney,=za' Colorado min
ing man and capitalist, was among the
weeks arrivals.
Marvin E. Ish has returned from an
extended business trip to Denver and
Eastern points.
Col. Tom Ewing, the well known min
ing operator, is in Goldfeld again with a
view of investing.
Bodies shipped to all parts OF the
globe by Howe & Meacham, the Gold
field undertakers.
w. d. Robohm. one of the old timers
OF the camp. departed Monday for his
. home in Minneapolis.
T. B. Hickey OF Carson, one of the
most prominent cattle men of the State,
was an arrival Tuesday.
Rev. F. II. Rob nson returned to Gold
field yesterday ,a2d will make "A stay in
camp of indefinite length.
Through W. +. Bond and Co. a. lot
Z 6Ox10O, in the lower end of town, was
nol1 Yesterday for S15D cash
&c. Jacobson Of Salt Lake, who is
interested in l-ues at Alta, Utah, is look
ing over the. mines ofssthe.. camp.
FIJI. Vahrenkamp Of Los Angeles, is
back again in G58IiIde1d where he has re-
Gently acquired mining interests.
s. b. Slight, the--popular salesman for
Hall. Luhrs q Co., was in Camp this
week, doing a nice business as usual
VIII. rripp, an attorney from Den
yer. has arrived in Goldfeld and will 10
cate for the practice If his profession.
DIR. Talpey, Sherwood Aldrich and W.
A. Delauey, all mining brokers OF Colo
rada Springs. are Investigating Goldheld.
The Gold6eld undertakers will answer
calls from any part OF the country DAY
or night. Parlors opposite the lumber
yard. -,
Creek mining man. is here to look INTO
the districts possibilities for invest
/. ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. O'Brien, wife
and son, returned Wednesday evening
from their vacation much improved IN
health.
t.. E. Hill, and F. J.. Campbell, min
-, ing operators from Cripple Creek. are
looking over Goldfeld with a view of in
vesting.
NOTES.-The Goldfeld bakery is now
prepared to furnish bread in any guam
fity. A first class California baker at
the oven.
P. s. Gardner of Carson is here On a
visit to his brother, Major Gardner. and
likes the camp &C well that he will pob-
ably stay.
Arthur Winslow. the manager of the
Combination, left Wednesday for Tellu-
ride and Boston, after a stay of two
weeks at the mine.
Religious services will be held in Min
i, ers' Union hall next Sunday. Sunday
school will be resumed at 10 a. M, and
preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
81. E. Elston of Philadelphia, who is
one of the heavy stockholders in the
eGoldfeld Water company, is here on
business connected with that company.
,Didrik Wiggers. the mining engineer
,fOr the interests here represented by
George D. Meiklejohn, left Wednesday
for Gold Crater to look over the district.
Handsome new bar fixtures have been
placed in the National Club saloon and
il has been otherwise fitted up and is
now one OF the handsomest resorts in
town.
Losr-A brown laather 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.
Edward Hirschler. a prominent San
Francisco mining man, who is extensively
interested in properties in this district,
spent the early part of the week in
Goldield.
Odd Fellows Club Of Goldfeld will
meet next Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock, at Elliott's hall. All Odd Eel
lows are cordially invited. By order of
the committee.
~. e. Woodward has returned from
Lido and will leave in a few days for his
home at Aspen. Col. Mr.. Woodward,
who has mining interests here, expects to
return in 4 few weeks.
: Captain John A. Has5ell. who has
numerous mining and o.hsr property in-
kerests in the Goldield district. has been
spending some time at VALLEY Hot