The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-06-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Monday.
r. A. Martin went to Tonopah the first
of the week.
Max Kuuze, of Ray, was one of the
weeks visitors.
Miss Arroe. of Tonopah. was visiting
Miss Roach this week.
T.. J. Mulcaire came out from Tonopah
Wednesday morning.
George T. Balch. an insurance man,
was in camp this week.
J. L. Makeever. of Chicago, has been
in Coldfeld this week.
A blacksmith shop at the Union Jack
mine has begun operations.
Judge Lindsay and f. L. Minis, of
Tonopah. came in Tuesday.
Jim Mclaughlin accompanied his sis
ter to Tonopah Wednesday.
Ben f. Edwards. of Candelaria, was in
camp for two days this week.
Bath tubs for sale. Apply at the office
of the Goldtield Water company.
Nj. l.. Taul, of Midland. Texas. is a re-
cent iTElNdI. ne llltIHIS w Stdy.
a. d. Myers. the daddy of the district,
returned from Tonopah Saturday.
Goldfeld is such a healthful spot that
physicians are not kept very busy.
.Diamondfield jack Davis and wife
We're visiting in Tonopah last week.
c.. ID. TAYLOR. the discoverer of the
Jumbo, returned from Tonopah Monday.
A light sprinkle of rain on Wednesday
had a cooling effect on the atmosphere.
Sup't Collins of the Combination spent
a few days in Tonopah the first of the
week.
Albert S. Watson. the broker of Tono-
pah. was in camp several days the past
week.
p. II. Mclaughlin has taken charge of
the Richard and Cowing lease on the
Jumbo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Patrick are getting
nicely settled in their new home on Fifth
avenue.
Two sisters of T. p. Boland. of tho
the Miners Cash Store, arrived Monday
for a visit.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording for sale at Tue
News office. *
The baseball boys are daily Juggling
with the sphere, preparing for the game
on the Fourth.
Miss Evelyn Roach will be the maid of
honor at the wedding of Miss Roberts
and Thos. Lynch.
Harry Mcmahon, of Diamondfield, is
expected back from Carson Don much
improved in health.
Buy a lot in Ramsey Addition to Gold
field. Finest location and pure water.
Lind e. Collins, Agents.
Harry Ramsey is nov at his home i'll
Berkeley, but will be back in camp
about the first of the month.
Rev. f. H. Robinson left Saturday for
Tonowah. His many friends in Gold
field wish him a speedy return.
"Shorty" Harris, who has a reputation
for periodical finds of rich mines, was in
camp for a few days this week.
n. H. Mix, formerly a newspaper man
of Utah, is putting up the engine on the
Curtis and Ridge lease on the Jumbo.
DR. F. J. Laird, recently of Spokane.
arrived in Goldfeld Wednesday. He eX-
poets to remain and practice his pro-
fessiOn.
The Goldfield Water company thinks
more water is being used from their pipes
than is being paid for and have ordered
% meters.
Tom Kendall, of Tonopah. who was
one of the first to get interested IN the
Goldfeld district, spent a few days in
camp this week
Geo. H. Phillips has sold his lease and
building on Main street and will have his
bakery in future at the old stand back of
the post office.
Geo. E Gum, representing the Amer
lean Smelling and Refining company.
was looking over the camp this week for
that corporation.
L. H. Conley, of T~onopah, was in
Goldfeld last Friday. He is figuring on
disposing of his business in TOnopah
and locating here.
Mrs. t. Fl. Eckles. of T~onopah. was a
visitor with Goldtield friends Wednes-
day. A son has a lease on one of the
ST. Ives properties.
Jim Cushing. sheriff of Nye county and
one of the whitest men in the state, was
shaking hands with his numerous friends
in Goldfield on Wednesday.
Clarence Oddie and H. A. Chickering
came out from Tonopah last Saturday.
The boys share the general enthusiasm
ouor tho riches Of CIOldfeld
We welcome to our exchange list THE