The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-09-02
GoLDFIELD AND VICINITY.

cisco.
William Taylor came over Thursda.
from Tonopah.
r. w. Griswold went to Tonorah tn,
first of the week.
henry G. Weber was a visitor Il
Tonopah this week.
Charles Lee is down with a seriou
case of mountain fever.
GaorEc I. Beckley and James Crime.
were over from TonopalI this week.
DR.. White Wolf was departure fol
San Francisco the first of the week.
Henry Carter is Building substantial
'dobe dwelling house ON Plaza street il
Columbia.
Mr.. James r. Fulton has two letter.
addressed in care of the NEWS awaitiu.
i'm at this Office.
Tom Blair. who has been down will
noun ain fever for several weeks, is o.
;he road to recovery,
J.G Waibel. manager of the Enter.
Prise Mercantile Co of Tonopah arrived
ast night on Business trip.
Mr. and Mr.. w. b. Pittman and A
Watson arrived from Tonopah las
night aud returned today.
George p. Minis of Spokane is il
ioldfeld and it is said that he intends
o open brokerage office.
Marvin f. lsh left today for Denver
combining business with pleasure. He
xpects to be absent month.
Thomas Arden, one of the proprietor'
# the Merchants Hotel in TOnopah anC
'olumbia, was in Goldfeld, Wednesday
II. Fletcher. the Tnnopah mining man
vas in town this week. He was one o
he owners of the Great Bend group, thu
ale of wien was made several day.
ago.
J. p. Hennessy of Tnnopah, one o
he owners of the rich Florence No.
ease, was in town this week to look a
he property and attend to other bust
ness.
George L. Jordan, Captain Bradle.
md Frank Burke left today TO
frapevine district, the scene OF the lates
rich strike. They expect to be ava,
about week.
T. s Ash and r. 7. Smith have pur
chased the Peerless cafe, taking charg
asst Monday. They understand th'
business and will maintain the STANDARD
If this popular eating house.
Mr.. Van Camp. California minin.
nan, prominent in the Mother Lod'
country, reached Goldfield last week
md is very enthusiastic over the camp
He will undoubtedly invest here.
Donald B. Gillis, superintendent ant
general manager of the Pittsburg Mon
tana mine at Butte, and Robert A
,ogaley of tn. Pittsburg smelter, were
,mong the weeks visitors to the camp.
J.S. aclonald has accepted "A posi-
3 on as druggist with Dpane & Rosen
hal, the new druggists. Mr.. Macdonald
a, had twenty years experience an,
will be valuable addition to their force
G.. F. Badgett, superintendent of th'
Montana Tonopah mine. was in Gold
ield this week. He has some Interests
uere and it will not be his fault if h'
lorsn't acquire more before Goldtielt
,ecomes city.
Richard Lloyd, mining man. ant
Mr. Woodruff, a mine owner of Aspen
Col. we're visitors this week, leaving
Yesterday. 1t is stated that the latte
acquired some interests in mining prop
critics while here
John Holley and Thomas Hally vii
open general merchandise store in the
large bnilding now going up on Nortf
Main street. Mr.. Holley returned yes
terday from trip to San Francisco
where he bought a stock for the new
store
Pat Bremen was injured in the Curti'
e Ridge shBft on the Jumbo few nights
ago, by a bucket striking him on tht
head. He was not seriously hurt, thougi
several stitches were required to close nj
the wounds. He was attended by DR.
Howland.
John Cameron, who was one OF the
pioneers of Tonopah aud made stake
from lease on the Valley View in that
camp and who has since Travelled exten-
sively through Old Mexico and South
America, arrived in camp last Sunday
with a view to locating here.
The Fitchett cigar store. which
orened this week on North Vain street
opposite the Goldfield Meat Narket,
fills another vacant space in Goldf Ids
category. The store is very neat one
and carries complete stock of good
cigars and confectionery. See the new
advertisement in this issue.
Zeb Kendall, j. r. Duffield, T. R
Hofer and Chas. I. (Puddy) Grimes had
a thrilling experience on Tuesday after
noon in Tonopah. They went out to