The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-29


wife Wednesday, on which was the
picture of bear chasing man up tree
and the inscription, mo time to write
from Colorado" He Immediately took
an ordinary postal, drew picture Of a
man chasing bear up tree, wrote at
the side mo time TO write from Nevada"
and sent it on to his wife.
John T.. Lutz. San Francisco capital
ist largely interested in Go!dfield mining
properties, was here for several days.
He departed for his home Wednesday, to
remain for abont two weeks, when he
will return to Goldfeld.
w. o. Hershey, of Canton, o.. was in
Goldfield for couple of days early in
the week. The gentleman enjoys the
distinction OF being the first to transact
house.
None but the very best of meats are
served to patrons of the Merchants hotel,
at Columbia. Casey superIntends every
thing, and what Casey does is always all
right. Stop there and be convinced.
j. 7. Corkery, of Spokane, has leased
the south half of Lind Il Collins lot on
Main street and will soon erect build
ing, 24xl00 feet, which will be used as a
dry goods, clothing and hardware store.
There is to be regular meeting of the
Goldfeld Masonic club in II. B, Lind's
office next Tuesday evening. All brother
|sojourners are requested to attend,
B. NJ. Blythe, of Monrovia, Cal, who
is interested in Tonopah properties, was
looking over some of the good mines of
Goldfield this week.
Geo. Wingfeld, who is one of the
heaviest investors in the Goldfeld dis
trict, made one of his periodical visits to
camp this week.
H. Wood, an experienced timer, has
opened shop on Main street, opposite
The News office. Air pipes, ore hoppers
and stencils a specially.
Chas Cassin and wife, J. Miles and
wife and Miss +, Roach, comprised a
party Which went to Tonopah on Sunday
to attend the Railroad Day ceremonies.
T.G. Lockhart, the we'll known min
ing man, left Sunday for Tonopab. He
expects to visit alt Lake and Dehver
before his return,
Father B1tler VS. allied from Tonopah
today by telegrm from Father Gleason
who was seriously 4 with cholera. He
is now better.
w. M. Troxel, maer and stationary
engineer, is here from Ouray, Colo. He
is visiting his brothr d. A. Troxel, of
the Joshua club.
w. F. Patrick, Wrner Patrick and
John Bippus, the lattr of Huntington,
Ind, arrived in camp hturday
The News force. VIII many thanks,
acknowledges the git of basket of
peaches from Mrs. E. Ii. Collins,
When the new Meachalts' hotel at CO.
lumbia is complied it will be second to
no other hostelryoutside If Reno.
Geo. W. Brow, wife and daughter, of
Detroit, Mich, ave been visiting Mr.
and Mrs, H. Il. Iragdon.
Since returning from lis five-week's
vacation Constable O'ToOle has been
suffering with rllumatism
Ridge Il Curis have had telephone
line extended iron Columbia to the shaft
house on their JuAbo lease.
Mesdames e. TCollins, w. S. Elliott
and Sol Camp lei Sunday for the Rail
road Day celebraon at Tonopah.
H. c. Mcclure and wife, of Los An
geles, arrived i'll Goldfield on Tuesday.
They remained foa couple of days.
DR.. Rowland vii soon be installed in
his new office bilding on upper Main
street.
Losg-Yellow anary bird. Suitable
reward will be pid on return to this
office
The registration books for the fall
election are now o,en i'll Judge Collins
office
Frank Grahlman has been building
himself frame cf.tage on West Crook
avenue.
/ VT. Payne, rpresenting Chamber
ilain Nc dicine Co.. came i'll tuesday on
business for the finn.
Will q, Doane. of Reno, is in camp
and will soon starta jewelry store.
A. A. Redmond. a contractor and
builder, is here from Eureka, Calf.
John Leyshon, of Salt Lake. is III
Goldfeld, hoping " be able to locate.
! Our Taste hams. Miners Cash S ore,
Ecpposite Recorderb Office, Goldtield.
James r. Clark a prominent mining
man of Salt Lake is in camp this week.
The finest of jol printing at this Office