The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-10-21

A.n vii, SOU open stores at Touupah
aud Columbia.
I. g. Lockhart has bought two lots in
Booths addition, Immediately back OF
l.. l.. Patrick's and will make his resi-
depce there. He has ordered a four
room portable house.
+. w. Dulfer, the Tonopah broker.
] was ont to Diamondfeld and Goldteld
looking after his interests this week.
Each visit makes him more enthusiastic
than the previous one.
j. X. Firth. representing the Joshua
Hendy Machine Works of Sau Francisco,
was in camp yesterday. His firm Will
doubtless be permanently represented
here in The near future.
Messrs. Radj.sky and MAYER. capital
lists from San Francisco. accompanied
w. Dulfer to Diamondfeld aud Gold
field this week. They are much en-
Unused over what they saw.
AL Leal and Dan Hagerty have leased
the lot on Main street ON which Leeben-
dorfer's bakery stands and will START
Monday the erection OF a building and
will put IN a first-class bar.
10 p. Carroll, Of Randsburg, Calf,
and Col. James r zach. Of Los Angeles.
arrived il camp Tuesday. with the il
tentiou of staying or some time. VT.
Carroll is well and favorably known as "a
newspaperman on the Coast.
Mrs. Edna Snider Rhyan the wife Of
DR.. W. w. Rhyan, arrived Monday.
Mrs. Rhyan has been with friends III
Livermore. Calf, fer some months prior
to joining her husband here. They viii
reside on Columbia street for the present.
Claude Smith. postmaster and recorder.
has bee presented by his f'ieud. Frank
FL. Lathrap. with a handsome ring. the
setting of which is a piece of ore from
The Jumbo, showing free gold in pro-
fusion. The RUG is handsome and very
unique.
Rob't r.. Taylor, formerly Il leading
merchant of Colorado Springs. arrived iii
Icamp Sunday. He Is looking for invest
ments for himself, Judge Harris and DR..
Anderson. The two latter are promi-
nent in the professional life of Colorado
Springs.
There is no let-up in the steady on
ward march of Gollfeld-the own as
well as the mines and the growth OF the
former is solely as Il result of the de-
velopmenis in the mines. The Townsite
company has sold more lots in the last
ten days than at any periol since the
own started.
Frank NJ. Ish left last Tuesday for
Denver, St. Louis aid other eastern
points. NJ. Ish was one If the early in
vestors in Goldield and what he has al
ready cleaned up, together with his pres
ent holdings. gives him a cinch on Il
comfortable residence on the shady side
Of Easy street.
A movement is on foot 10 have the
county authorities prohibit the obstruc-
ton of Goldfell streets b. restaurants
and other booths aud empty wagons and
carriages. Main street is a busy thor
oughfare nowadays. tn ,Se obStructipls
seriously interfere with traffic, to say
nothing of the looks.
G. NJ. Ye)mans. a mining engineer
who has represented English capitalists
in va, ious parts OF the word for a number
vt wears past. arrived here this week from
Carson. having landed in America only -
,oupl- OF wees rgp from The RrnG
south Africa. Nr lenmans j. We
much pleased with what h. has seen q
America and -h,s tina Gollfield far ex
ceeded his expectations.
w. b. Glllngham. a prominent mining
engineer of Sau Francisco. arrived Wed
nesday nigh in camp. He is here in the
interest of George Lezinsky and a Nrv
York Syndicate and viii get up "A mao o
the district, with as complete a report as
possible OF the big producers. their ont
put to date. size Of lodges. and average
values of ore. This report will be Or
great benefit To the camp AMI mine own
ers and lesSeeS should cooperate to the
extent of furnishing this information.