The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Short Items Of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.

Short Items Of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.
W. s. Elliott left Tuesday for TOnopah.
M. M. Detch is the possessor OF new
safe.
New line of latest magazines at the
Cash Store.
Judge Lindsay came over from Tono-
pah today.
J. H. Mayne, of Salt Lake, was in
camp Wednesday.
G. ID. Taylor and Geo. McClelland
were at the Tonopah celebration.
Buy lot in Goldfeld! 'Nuff said! +
j. A. Fesler and wife witnessed the
Tonopah celebration.
Thread. needles, pens and thimbles at
the Cash Store.
George Wipgfield is here from Tono
pah.
Frank Golden, Of Reno, came to Gold
field yesterday.
A large new safe has been installed in
the Joshua club.
TO make money in real estate, 60 with
the crowd. Golaiield is 1T. +
J.Stanton and Guy Spencer, prospect
ors from Carson City. are in Goldfield.
J.C. Ezzell, an Arizona minor and con-
tractor, has become a citizen of Gold
field.
H. B. Lind returned Thursday from a
several days business mission at Tono-
pah,
H. M. Crone, a contractor from San
Francisco, has become a resident Of Gold
field, and Will open an office here.
W. J. Nolan has resigned as a consta-
BILE of this city. His successor has not
been appointed.
Mrs M. H. Bullard and two children.
have arrived from Reno and will remain
here with the husband and father.
John Purdy, of Eureka, a United
States deputy mineral surveyor, was in
C1oldfield for couple of days this week.
The Merchants hotel, at Columbia,
continues to attract travellers who desire
prompt table service.
Attorney Vermilyea, who was acci
dentally injured at his Jumbs lease, is
almost entirely recovered and will soon
be here again.
Pat O'Brien has returned from ais tip
to California. Mrs. O'Brien and the
baby will not return ti44 the h9t weather
is over.
W. L. McGonagill is having 2Cx36
frame building erected west of Moore Il
O'Brien's. He intends 10 open laun-
dry.
Lee Williams and wife are to leave in
a day or two for near Dyer, Esmeralda
county, intending to be absent for a
couple Of months.
The enterprisiDg pEoprietors Of the
Peerless cafe are erecting Groom stone
lodging house on Elliott avenue, between
Main and First streets.
W. s. Williams had 1000 Goldfield
badges printed at bis own expense and
distributed in Tonopah during the Rail
road Day celebration.
Capt John A. Howell, of New York
City, for several years mine opeRstor at
johannesburg, now representing New
York syndicate, is looking around apong
Goldfield properties.
The hydrants ord, red last week for use
in case of fire have aGrivel. ard Super
intendent Barnes, of tie water company,
expects to have six CT them in place to-
morrow
The notice in, our last issue taat two
yards in Goldfell had received 1924 0
feet Of lumber during the elk should
have read that the l52,lC0 feet had been
sold and delivered during the week
The demand for lumber is and has been
greater than the supply.
james II. Read. superintendent of the
Ormsby county no pital at Carson City,
and an ex-men.ber Of the Nevada legisla-
ture, was in Goldiell Wednesday. | e
Yet many old-time fl xnds and said moth
ing would please him better than to be
able to stay.
John Shirley. one of the proprietOrs of
sle Palace, returned Monday from Oak
land, where he was visiting his lsotaer
Joseph, whom he had not seen for ~
ASears. Joe Shirley is now enjoyp his
visit in this greatest of gold camps.
RS. W. s. Elliott announc, that she
give a dance next Friday, August
tth. Good music will be in attendance
and the admission will be at the nominal
price of 3iG0. Everybody is cordially
invited This is the last lance. .aich
will be given in Elliott's hall.
In about six weeks Casey expects to
have his new Merchants hotel at Gulum
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