The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-08-12
GRATIFYING REPORTS FROM MINES OF GOLDFIELD

I Work on the Goldfeld- Blue Bell prop
crty will start next week.
Jerome vidovich, the Lida merchant
who was robbed on the night of the I'd,
has returned to his home after spending
several days here in an attempt to dis
cover his assai,apts.
A little forethonsht may save you nd
end of trouble. Anyone who makes it
rule to keep Chamberlain Collie, Choli
era and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand knows
this to be a fact. For sale by Martir
Muller.
Miss E. Ncei and her mother left Wed,
nesday for their home in San Francisco
after pleasant visit looking over the
mining properties here in which they are
interested. Dr. White Wolf accompan,
led the ladies as far as Tonopaih
William Elliott, who for SOME time
was with Sidney G. Foster, tie talon
left yesterday morning for Goldfeld. He
goes to the new camp with the view o.
locating 1t is understood he will open
a tailor shop at that place Reno Jour
nal.
The GohDFtELD News comes te ut
this week in enlarged form and greatly
improved appearance. The NEWS, like
the camp in which it is printed, is on the
boom, and the Silver State wishes it con.
tinued prosperity -Winnemucca Silver
State.
Fred W. Dulfer, of the firm Of Starr n
Dulfer, stock and grain brokers OF San
Francisco and Toncpah, spent several
days in camp this week and went over
the district thoroughly lie was greatly
enthused over the showing and will
doubtless interest many of his clients.
4. E. Blake. who has been in charge OF
Wells Fargo's Office ever since it opened
in Goldfeld left yesterday for Tonopahe
to which place be has been transferred
by the company. BY his courtesy and
close attention to business Mr.. Blake
made a host of friends in Goldfield and
there is general regret that lie has gone
away.
The Knights of Pythias club met az
Lind & Collins office last evening and
about 40 members are now on the rolf,
Arrangements will soon be made TO se'
cure quarters for any brothers who mae
be taken sick, wiisaFs tsry. ssry.--sssa,il receive
proper care. Another meeting Will be
held next Thursday evening at the same
place.
preliminary meeting was held in
Miners Union Hall ON Thursday night
by the labor men Of Goidfield and vicin-
ity. Twenty members signed the roll
but no important business was trans.
acted, Next meeting night Thursday,
Ang. 18th. at 8 p. m. Workingmen net
already belonging to the Miners or Car
penters' Unions are requested to b>
there.
Doane & Rosenthal will soon open Il
new jewelry aud drug store opposi iHA
News. Mr.. Rosenthal will be rens,n-
bered by everyone who made the stses
trip into Tonopah. He conducted
hotel at Hawthorne and met his que, =
with pleasant smile and had the same
smile when they left. Mr.. Doane is 4
young man from Reno, where he has lot.
of friends.
N. NJ. Simons the well known assayer
of Tonopah arrived here last Wednesday
and opened his office to the public at the
January mine Thursday morning. Mr..
Simons needs no further recommendation
as we all know his reputation from Colo.
RADIO and California. His three years re.
liable service to the public at Tonopah
assures him success here. Mr.. Jas. At.
kins will manage Mr.. Simons' Tonopa'
Office while the latter gentleman Wi.
give this one his personal attention.
The two horses belonging to "Dia.
mondfield Jack" evidently used by the
men who held up Jerome Vidovich at
Lida last week, We're ridden very hard
and one is quite badly done up. The
horses were stolen from Diamondfeld
the day previous to the robbery. Jack
| turned them out about 10 o'clock in the
morning and about in the afternoon a
party saw two men riding bareback near
Vindicator Mountain. They were prob
ably the thieves who stole Jacks horses
At a representative meeting held Tues
day evening, of the carpenters working
in the district, union was organized
and steps taken TO procure charter
i from e United Bfotbe, ,ed of Carpen-
ers aoo iners of AmAriol; the Brother
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