The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-11-04

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'. Z. Greene, OF Oakland, Calf, came
N yesterday.
The wife -t 10 P. Carroll arrived in
camp Thursday.
Major Gardner was in Tonopah the
arst of the week.
\. W. Butler. of Baker City, Ore,
eame in yesterday.
+. L. Wins, the broker, came oti from
fohtpah Wednesday.
p. Peterson, of Ogden, is here ft6king
for a business location.
Judge Collins and Tom Murphy were
In Tonopah Wednesday.
J. j. Seeman is a recent arrival in
camp from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Elliott have gone
10 california for the winter.
Gro. Cos EFT is back from an extended
trip,to Colorado and Texas.
Gunther's candy at the Union drug
stores, Goldfeld and Tonopah.
DR.. Roberts, a recent ARRIVAL from
Kentucky, went to Bullsrog this week.
II YOU have time and want a watch
That will keep time go to Blakeslee's =
The Union drug stores-Prompt re-
Sponse to night calls. just ring the
bell.
tlHarry Coffee. formerly a travelling
man, is back in Gold6eld looking for a
business location.
SWEETEST line of soaps and-toilet articles
at the Union drug stores, Goldfeld and
Topopah.
Tom-Keane returned Thursday from
Bullfrog. where he has a number of
promising locations.
T. Oshama, an optician from San
Francisco. came in Tuesday and is figur-
ing on locating here.
w. l.. Dawson and Fred b. Ross.
prominent business men of Colorado
Springs, are recent arrivals.
Don't forget to stop in at Phil Blume's
Cabinet while in Columbia, sThe very
best of liquid refreshments served.
j. W. Powell, who has been in camp
for some months, will leave tomorrow
~. n.s~--ne in Alameda, Cal.
Major G.. W. ingalls,. travelling repre-
Sentative of the Nevada Chamber of Com
merce, was in camp for several days this
weeR.
William Killem. who owns a number
OF claims in Bullfrog DISTRICT, came in
from there Monday and returned Wed
nesday.
The LARGEST and most complete stock of
undertaking goods. this side of Reno.
Goldfeld Undertaking Co., 760 Nam
street.
John Shirley, Col Tom Ewing, Jack
Salsberry and John Jones were among
those who returned from Bullfrog this
week.
Mrs. Harry Manon, who has been sick
for eight weeks. is quite low, but it is
believed that the crisis will be passed
tomorrow.
Joe Campbell, who took Scott Hick.
ey's place as constable in Tonopah. was
ip GoIdtield for a couple of days the first
of the week.
Charles and Eugene Dougherty went
10 Nevada City, Cal, on Tuesday. having
been called home by the serious illness
of their mother.
Losr-Ratween Gold6eld and the
Tanks. 4 shotgun Of Tnnth-frahe.-AEe-
ward of S5 will be paid to the finder on
return to this office. u
Willie Liebendorfer, who has been the
for TIE NEWS since its start, left
Tuesday for Bakersfield, Calf, where
rSse will attend school.
J.H. McCrystal. o. H. Bossert. A. X.
Herman and Col. w. NJ Rank are a
group of Salt Lakes solid mining men
who arrived Thursday.
Thos Joyce has established a frst-class
meat market on Columbia street. near
Ramsey, where he will carry a fine line
of fresh and salt meats.
While on a campaigning tour VIM. b.
Pittman of Tonopah accidentally shot
himself. While seriously injured, 1t Is
believed that he will recover.
William H.. Dunlap. a prominent min
ing man Of G alifornia. arrived here Wed
nesday from Nevada City, and Is very
much pleased with Goldield.
F. s. Dickerson, of Seligman. Ariz.
and Mr.. Nichols, a buyer for a big pack
ing company at San Bernardino, Calf,
came to Goldfeld Wednesday.
Write D. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco. for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-G oldfield stocks
actual maket prices. It's free.
Mrs. Leola Leon, civil war nurse and
~tailoress. Tent, Ramsey and First streets,
between Nevada Bakery and Lumber
Yard. Machine sewing to order tt
Mr.. Howe of the Goldfeld Undertak-
ing Co. was embalmer for the q. S. army
in the Philippines which should be proof
that he is a thorough undertaken.
q. s. Senator Stewart visited Tono-
pah and Goldfield this week. He cor
roborates the wendrous tales of richness
told thereof. -Hawthorne Bulletin.
Write D. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco. for sheet showing
prices on all lonopah-G oldfieli stocks
actual market prices. It's free. T
: Little Howard Moore. who was taken
to San Francisco by his father and
mother last week, stood the trip nicely
and ia now at the Lane hospital. There
seems no doubt that he will soon entirely
recover.
Rev. Samuel Unsworth, OF Reno. spent
several days in Gold6eld this week. Mr..
Unsworth states that an ~Episcopallah
minister will doubtless soon be here and
7 EVILS H. ROGERS,