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

Jack Murphy has gone to Goldield.-
Reno Gazette.
H. b. Brown of Ell Paso, Texas, is g
new arrival in Goldfield.
Judge Collins made a flying trip to To
nopah the first of the week.
Geo. B. Burris, a son of the judge, ol
Oakland, has come to Goldfield to reside
Will Yates has gone to Goldfield to try
his luck in the new camp.-Reno Gazette.
Miss Farrell, of the Enterprise lodging
house, is visiting with friends at Tono-
pah.
G.. E. White, of Philadelphia, is look
ing around Goldfield with a view to in
vesting.
J. 7. Watson. a California newspaper
man. spent the early portion of the week
in Goldfield.
Jim Sullivan came out from Tonopah
Tuesday. Mr.. Sullivan was also here
during the week.
Tom Heslip has taken charge of the
Combination assay office for a few weeks.
Tom is onto his job.
r.. C. Mayes and J. n. Carlton of
Reno, have been inspecting this gold
field since the Fourth.
Mrs. Robert Martin arrived from To-
nopah last Sunday, and remained a few
days with her husband.
You will want cards, letter heads, en-
velopes biilheads, etc. We can supply
Won at The News office.
Brearley & Troxel's new double cot
tage on Crook avenue will be ready for
occupancy next Monday.
DIR. Bruce A. Meyer. dentist. recently
of Tonopah, is now located at the Inver
ness lodging house, Goldfield. t
S. E. Vermilyea spent the Nations
holiday with his family at Bishop. He
returned to Goldfield on Thursday.
Goldfield is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. X
Chas Garrett. an old friend of r. A.
Martin, is here from Delamar, and in
tends to become a citizen of Goldfield.
E. J. Roberts. a mining expert we'll
known in this section. has returned after
an absence of some time in Old Mexico.
Woodmen of the World are requested
to meet at Elliott hall at 1870 this even
ing for the purpose of organizing a social
club.
All F. & A. Masons in good standing
are requested to not forget the meeting
of brethren in Lind & Collins office next
Tuesday evening.
The Fourth Of July committee is short
on cash. Those who have subscribed
will please call at Louis Finnegan's at
once and pay what they owe. i
As soon as the necessary lumber can be
obtained the Goldfield Townsite company
will erect a l2X24 foot building adjoining
+. Marks store on the south,
The Goldfeld Water company has sew
eral hundred feet of rubber hose by
e of which it can deliver water off
the pipe line for 'dobe building.
Clarence Kind shot at his left thumb
with a toy pistol on the Fourth. That
member was badly burned with powder
and was very painful for a few days.
DR.. Frances Williams, Judge Burris
and General Carey went to Tonopah yes
terday. From thence General Carey will
proceed to his home at San Francisco.
VIM. E. Jones, a Goldfield leaser who
has been spending several days here Wis
iting relatives, departed yesterday morn
ing for the diggings.-Churchill Stand
ard.
G.. r. Walton, accompanied by his
wife, started for San Francisco last Fri
day. The gentleman is in poor health,
and hopes for relief by inhaling ocean
ozone.
Geo. H. Lewis is erecting a building on
the former site of the Goldtield Townsite
company's former office, on Main street.
1t will be occupied by Joseph Ward as a
saloon.
Wonacott. Hall & Co.. undertakers,
have opened a branch store with E.
Marks & Co. Goldfield. and a full line of
baskets and funeral supplies will arrive
in a few days.
Ben Butler is having more fun than
anybody these days. He has sacrificed
the biggest bunch of dark whiskers in
the camp and the result is that his best
friends don't know him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown, of Tono-
pah, spent several days in camp this
week. 1t was Mrs. Browns first exper
fence in a new mining camp. and she en-
joyed it immensely. especially the drill.
ing contest and races on the Fourth.
General Carey, of San Francisco, be-
came SO impressed with Goldfeld's posi-
bilities that he did not return home last
week, as he originally intended. Instead,
he has been examining several properties
hereabouts and may become interested in
some of them.