The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-06-03
c N PERSONAL.

day
Geo. W. Bruce and wife were in Tono
pah last week.
A. A. Busey, of Diamondfield, went to
Tonopah this week.
Get your job printing at The News
office.
John O'Keefe. the stage man, was one
Of Wednesdays arrivals in camp.
Robert Stewart, Of Sodaville, spent
several days in Goldfeld the past week.
Herbert Cook, of the Nye and Ormsby
County Bank, was a visitor in camp last
Saturday.
E. Marks, the Goldfield ard Tonopah
merchant, spent Sunday and Monday in
camp.
A. E. Barrett and wife, of Seattle,
Wash, are stopping at the Inverness
lodging house.
Puddy Grimes, the Tonopah humorist,
came out to see the big gold camp last
Saturday.
l.. L. Patrick will soon start to build a
nice residence on Fifth avenue and make
Goldfield his home.
Frank Pine, with the firm of Ryan and
Stenson, of Tonopah, was in camp dur.
ing the week.
r. l. Johns, president of the Goldfeld
Mining company, returned Tuesday from
an enjoyable trip to California.
Location Notices and Certificates OF
Location for recording) for sale at The
News office. y
Jack Griffin has just returned from a
two weeks stay at Wally hot springs, and
he feels like a two-year old.
Tom Boland has opened the Miners
Cash Grocery in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Sunderland's assay Office.
Frank Lothrop returnd from Carson
City Tuesday where he was called to at
tend the funeral OF his father in law.
Andrus & Walton have built a 'dobe
addition to their butcher market, which
they will use as a cold storage room.
The organ for the Sunday School ar
rived Wednesday morning and has been
put in Miners Union hall for the present.
II. G.. Lockhart, who has interests in
some of the bOnanzas here and in TOno
pah, left this week for a two weeks visit
to Denver.
Sanders & Inman. contractors and
builders, are prepared to give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work.
J. II. S~hockley, who was one of the
heaviest operators in the Telluride. Colo.
district, spent several days in camp dur
ing the week.
O. 0. Kincaid, a prominent mining
man of the Sumpter. Oregon, district,
was one of last Saturdays arrivals in
camp.
Buy a lot and build your residence
where you can get good we'll water.
Ramsey Addition to Goldfield is the
place. Fine location
4 w. /. BOOTH, Agent.
Rev. f. H. Robinson has shown his as
surance of the growth of Goldfield by
fencing in a couple of lots in Ramsey
Addition, for future use.
Mining promoter will join organizing
new company, or help float stock in first
class going proposition. Address j.. o.
Ming, Marshall. Nc. x
Tom Murphy, W. S. Elliott and other
owners of property on Main street are do
ing considerable grading and making
other improvements.
NJ. S. Sharp, proprietor of the Gold
field Feed Yard, was knocked out by an
attack Of the grip for a few days, but is
now able to attend to business.
The Reno Journal says Joe Wilson,
well known here, has some very rich
claims near Goldfield which promise to
make him we'll off. -Gardnerville Courier.
Rev. F. H. Robinson on Wednesday
received notice from the county clerk
that he has peel licensed to perform the
marriage ceremony in the county of Es-
meralda.
Geo. w. Richard, of the State Bank
and Trust Company, accompanied by ais
son, Roy, came out from Tonopah Sun
dav to look over the bonanza showing on
his Jumbo lease.
J. d. Lothrop returned Wednesday
from a business trip to San Francisco