The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-05-06
LOCAL mi PERSONAL.

cation in Reno.
Clarence Kind arrived in camp last
week to work in f. Marks new store.
Chris Mccarthy of Tonopah, was one
of last weeks arrivals in camp.
Tom Murphy made a trip to Tonopah
and Lone Mountain last week.
Mr.. c. Wolfe, of Spokane, is looking
over the district.
f. +. Ickes is spending a few days in
camp looking after his interests.
Claude Smith, postmaster and recorder,
is spending II vacation in California.
HIT. Bragdon, of the Goldfeld Min
ing Company, was in camp la -
John Beckman. of Tonopa,
official stenoerapher at the Sharf
ing.
Miss Lynch has returned to Tonopah
after visiting with Mrs. Mcleod for some
days.
Miss Minnie White, formerly of Austin
but 10Y of Tonopah, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Hooten.
the public school will be held about
June LIST.
Mrs. !. H. Allen has joined her hus
band, who has been in Goldtield for some
weeks.
A. l. Darcy returned last week from a
prospecting trip i'll the country about
Sodaville.
An iron cage has cen completed in
the new Jail, where obstreperous prison
ers can be held with safety.
Jones and Martin are putting in a
handsome 'front.' and otherwise improving
their building.
Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin leaves for
Tonopah tomorrow where she will spend
the summer.
Lee Beers has sold his interest in the
National Club and Cafe to his partner,
J b. De LaFontaine.
Thos. Oliver. of Sand Lake. Mich,
has gone to Bishop, after visiting in
camp for a few days.
H. Luekman, a well known miner of
British Columbia, is looking over the
wonders of Goldfield.
Mrs. II. w. Knickerhorker and family
have arrived from Tonopah and will
make their nome here in the future.
W. Fl. Harris, one of the pioneers of
the camp, has bought the 25-foot lot next
to the National Club, paying 500 for it.
The outside of Ingalls,, Fesler & Shir-
ley's building is being painted, adding
greatly to its appearance
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold an
important meeting Tuesday afternoon, IN
the post office building, at 2 30 O'clock.
Wayland II. Young, a mining engi-
neer of San Francisco, is a late arrival.
He says Goldtield looks so good to him
that his stay will be indefinite.
Work is progressing satisfactorily on
w. 5. Elliott's new store building. and
the walls for the first story will soon be
completed.
Henry Kehoe, IA prominent mining
man of Spokane, who has been for some
weeks in Goldfield, went into Tonopah
Monday for a few days stay.
James f. O'Brien and his sister, Mrs.
Moore. were called to Tonopah Tuesday,
where their father was reported to be in
a dying condition.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Beers left Monday
noon for Bisbee, Arizona. Lee expects
to continue his trip to Old Mexico and
return to Goldield in a month.
Mrs. j. l.. Towley and Mrs. Griggs
visited in Tonopah last VT elk. The for
mer attended a meeting of the Daughters
of Rebekah, of which she is an officer.
Jno. S. Cook, cashier of the Nye and
Ormsby County Bank, Geo. Badgett,
superintendent of the Montana Tonopah,
and F. Nj. Field, were in camp last week,
Misses Lee Griggs. Ethel Linton and
Ola Griggs formed a burro party to Dia
mondfield last week, where they went to
sell tickets for last evenings entertain
ment.
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