The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-08-26

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Cash Store.
B. J. Reilly of Tonopah is in Goldfeld
for a few days.
Thread, needles, pens and thimbles at
the Cash Store.
Had Evans arrived here this morning
from Nevada City, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Patrick left Mon
day for San Francisco.
Herbert Mitchell has returned from
"a visit to Grass Valley, Cal.
To make money in real estate, go with
The crowd. Goldfeld is 1T.
Miss Ruby Kermeen of Tonopah is
here on a visit with relatives.
Fritz Rosenstraugh. a Victor, Colo.
man, arrived in town Wednesday.
There are rumors that a new restaurant
will shortly be started in Goldfeld.
J. Steel of Grass Valley. Cal, arrived
yesterday and expects to remain here.
A substantial watering trough has
been placed in 'front.' of the Palace saloon.
Ben Rosenthal and Mr.. Macdonald
returned yesterday from a trip to Tono-
pah.
The Goldfeld Bakery bread wagon
will run once a day to Columbia here
after.
Frank Burke. a prominent mining man
from Cripple Greek, has located in Gold
Held.
WANrED-A woman to do housework
$40 a month and board. Enquire at this
office.
Lots are selling very fast in East Add
ton. Buy before it is too late. w. L
BOOTH. Agent.
Mrs. Leola Leon. Civil War Nurse and
'Tailoress. Tent rear of Wells Fargo Of
flee, Goldfed. :
H. \. Gunter was over from Tonopah
this week. He expects to return here
rsoon to remain.
Before buying a lot, take a walk over
TO East Addition to Coldfield, the eastern
part of the town. =
Lytton Stoddard, of the Tonopah post
office book store, vas in Goidfield the
first of the week.
H. NJ. Gracey hes taken a position in
the office of Elliott, Williams and Col
burn of this place.
1t is stated that a i~ewelry store is soon
to be opened in Goldtield by +. A. Mont
,gomery of Tonopah.
Sheriff Jas. Cushing and Deputy Jack
Muney Of Nye county, were over from
Tonopah last Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Madigan arrived in Gold
field Wednesday, to look after her late
husbands interests here.
Mrs. j. G. Martins new lodging house.
the best in camp, on Crook avenue, is
ready to receive patrons.
E. H. Strong, representing the New
York Life Insurance company, is writing
business in Goldtield this week.
]. F. O'Brien, editor and proprietor of
The News, has taken a months vacation,
which he will spend OF the coast.
John Beckman, u stenographer, for a
for a long time with Hugh Grown III To-
nopah, has located in Goldfield.
WANTED:-A woman, a good cook.
zsv.rst "a cook for several men in or ont
of town. Essnnire 1t ratsce-
When the new Merchants hotel at Co
lumbia is completed it will be second to
no other hosiery outside of Reno. =
Mrs. j. c. Murphy. who spent several
days in GoIdfield visiting her husband,
has returned to her home in Keno.
The Miners cash store has Just re-
ceived a consignment OF nia 9aSo.
line ranges. Anos w j"0' '"O hip
81. II. Bragdon, president of the Gold
field Mining company, departed last
Friday for California on a health seeking
trip.
G. NJ. Fay, a prominent TonOpah
mining man, was an arrival y~estesday.
1t is quite possible that he will locate
here.
James Trainor, an old-timer in told
field, arrived from Carson Springs Sun
nay. for another look at the marvellous
camp.
George Nesbitt, a prominent merch-
ant and min operator of DeLamar, ar
rived this morning to look over the
camp.
The Pearl restaurant is now being
conducted by 7. Cavanaugh Il Co. and
is one of the most popular eating houses
in town.
w. E. Linton has sold the Pearl res
taurant to Thomas and William Cava-
naugh, who took charge of the business
Wednesday.
B. Manuel is in town from Eureka,
Together with J. Bergman he will en-
gage in the draying and hauling business
in a few days.
Prof. Aliens eight piece novelty band
will give a social dance at Redmond's
building Wednesday, August 81. Tick
cts 81. Ladies free.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
sherbet and cake Sunday, August 2Sth,
from 3 p. M, at the home of Mrs. Ions
way. All are invited.
Mr.. Berian of Salt Lake City arrived
in camp Wednesday. He proposes to
satisfy himself that all he has heard
about Goldfield is true.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Warren took up
permanent residence this week in Jumbo
Town expecting to erect a very large
hotel in the near future.
w. s. Williams, the well-known bro
ker. departed the first Of the week for
San Francisco and other California
points on a business trip.
G. J. Young, the hustler, was in town
this week. He has just returned from
an extended Eastern trip and has several
business propositions in view.
There were two runaways in town
Monday, one of the teams belonging TO
Jim Moss. They we're stopped before
any serious damage was done.
George S.. Bartlett, the ~weii-known
Tonopah lawyer and one of the lucky
o-narS of tho Varv,ilvoo 81 Rartlett lease