The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-11-04
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
Cor diamonds GO to BIakeslee's.

FOf ulaIlOnuS go 10 Dthkesicc {.
Buy A lot in Goldfieldi 'Nuff saidl .
The finest of job printing Mt this office.
Andy Fesler returned Sunday from his
vacation.
For expert watch and iewclry repair
ing go to Blakeslee's.
Go to the Union Drug stores at Sold
field and Tonopah for legal blanl.s. y
Metallic caskets at the G,ldfeld I'M
dertaking Company, 760 Main st. I
To make money in real estate, GO with
the crowd. Goldfeld il 1T. I
The new hearse for the Goldfield I'm
dertaking Co. will Dol be here.
M. s. Sharp has sold his feed corral to
Tom Robinson and Mr.. Shepherd.
FoR SALE-A good lot on Main street.
Phenix Addition. Inquire at this office.f
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfield. Buy a lot now! I
A new line Of watches, diamonds and
silverware at B~lakesl-e's.
Circulating library at the Union drug
stores at Goldfeld and Tonopih.
Blakeslee's is the place to get Gold
field souvenir spoons.
Henry Kehoe left last Monday for
Montpelier, Idaho CD professional bust
ness.
A. Carolin will furnish lime in any
quantity. Leave orders at the News
office.
Location Notices and Certificates OF
Location flor recording) for sale at TaE
News office.
Lee VI. Davis. of Victor. Colo. a part
ner of E. A. Byler, arrived in camp last
Friday.
All work guaranteed and prices reason
pany. 7
l.. w. Reach. a printer and newspaper
man well known in the West, is a recent
arrival in camp.
Tom Fleming came ont from Tonopah.
last Friday. H. has inst returned from
Il visit to California.
Smith and Klauss have opened a sta
ton at Coyote Springs, half way between
here and Bullfrng.
Goldfipld is the business center and
center of population Of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make You money.
Geo. Wingfield, who is n OF the
heaviest owners of Goldfeld property,
was out from Tonopah last Friday.
Chas. s Wilson, an attorney OF Los
Angeles, but formerly OF Colorado
Springs, arrived in Goldfeld last week.
Jas. w. Riggle will SOM leave for the
Bullfrog district where he is interested i'll
% claims lying close to The best proper
ties.
Mrs. Fl. G. Bond, mother OF the Bond
boys, has left VALLEY Springs and gone
to her home in Santa Clara, Calf. She
is much improved in health.
l.. Z. Hill and F. J. Hobbs, prominent
operators of Colorado. left Goldfeld last
Saturday ai.er c-onsun2aa.inS deals on
five different groups of claims
Write ID. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco for sheet showing
prices on all Touopah-G oldfeld stocks
actualmarket prices. IT'S free.
WANTED-ColoradO lady who unier-
stands mining work thoroughly, wishes
position as stenographer and bOokkeeper.
Address Colorado" care this office. y
Ed. II. Patrick, a brother of L. L., W.
F., end Warren. arrived in camp Won
day. He is an attorney and will doubt.
less stay and practice his profession.
Write ID. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco. for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-G oldtield stocks
actual market prices. It's free.
Vermilyea & Bartlett have opened an
office in the Elliott building. Mr.. Yer.
milyea will be in charge of this office and
Mr.. Bartlett will stay in the Tonopah
office.
Montgomery & Cassin have just
received a new line of wall paper of
latest designs and nave a complete stock
of leads and oils. Try them for artistic
decorating.
Write d. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-G old6eld stocks
actual market prices. Its free.
L. l.. Patrick has two new 40 horse
power automobiles for passenger service
between here and Tonopah. The rum
ming time will undoubtedly be still fur
ther cut down by these machines.
W. j. Cleary, who was with JAS. P.
Harvey, when Patsy Clark had a
bond at different times on the Jumbo,
Daisy, Vernal and Quartzite groups. has
returned to Goldfeld. Mr.. Cleary was
from Missouri but acknowledges that
Go dfeld is now the greatest gold camp
ever known.
DR.. F. G.. Sanborn. q well-known
physician of San Francisco, late resident
physician of the Southern Pacific hos
pital at Sacramento, was in GOldfeld
last week. He left Thursday to pur
chase supplies for a first class drug store
which he will open here and leave in
charge of George l.. Odds, a competent
pharmacist. DR.. Sanborn will also re-
turn and practice his profession.
A.. G. Hillen, special correspondent of
the Mining World of Chicago, is in camp
this week. Some months ago the Min
ing World had another correspondent
here, but refused to publish his CORES
pondence as it sounded too big to be true.
IF Mr.. Hillen tells anywhere near the
truth now, it will have to be at least twice
as big as the first correspondent said and
it will be interesting to note what the
editor will do.