The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-12-30
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
Ripe picked olives ut Ander-on's. .

ing go to Blakeslee's. tt
Jas. w. SIX. ltnn, the Tonopah broker,
was in camp Monday.
Which is the best restaurant on the
desert! The Frisco Cafe. tt.
A new line of watches, diamonds and
silverware at Blakeslee's. tt
The lovers of good eatingand drinking
will patrunize the Frisco Cafe. tt
W. J. St"neham spent a few days in
town this week, returning home Friday.
Blank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for sale at TIE NEWS office.
Metallic caskets at the Goldfield I'm
dertaking Company, $50 Main st. tt
Adobe house, furnished, for sale;
across street from San Carlos hotel. ltp
Blank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for sale at THE NEWS office.
Go to the Union Drug stores at Gold
field and Tonopah for legal blanks. If
If YOU have time and want a watch
that will keep time go to Blakeslee's. =
California dried fruit at bargain prices
at Anderson's, opposite Oxford Cafe. =
Blank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for sale at THE News office.
The Union drug store-Prompt re-
Spouse to night calls. just ring the
bell. tt
SWEETEST line of soaps and toilet articles
at the Union drug stores, Goldfield and
Tonopah. tt
All work guaranteed and prices reas-
enable at the Goldfield Undertaking
Company. tt
WANTED-A woman for general house,
work. Apply at this office. tip
Fitzgerald Murphy left last week for a
visit t. Frisco and other California
points.
Wanted-Tent house, 'dobe or room
furnished for baching for two. Address
X, News office. dhlt
Remember +. f. Anderson, corner of
Cook and Columbia avenues, handles
Stechelberg cigars.
Acknowledgement Sweeney was in
camp again this week looking after bis
different interests.
Members of Masonic fraternity, don't
forget banquet at Oxford cafe, Saturday,
December 81, New Years eve, at 8 pm.
Special services will be held at 8
O'Clock Sunday morning by Rev. f. II.
Robinson in Ladies' Aid hall.
LosT-At Miners ball, solid shirtwaist
button, in form of bow knot. Return
to this office and receive reward. 1t
Goldtield is the business center and
center of population Of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. If
Members OF Masonic fraternity, don't
forget banquet at Oxford cafe, Saturday,
December 81, New Years eve, at 8 pm.
John r. Jones left this week to exam
inc, for Denver parties, "a mine below
Keeler on the Carson q Colorado rail-
road.
The largest and most complete stock of
undertaking goods this side of Reno,
Goldfield Undertaking Co., $50 Main
street. tt
F. B. Burke of the Miners Cash Store,
will leave for Denver tomorrow on a
business trip and will be away about
ten days.
DIR. J. H. O'COnnOr, a well-knOwn and
successful physician, has come to Gold
field to stay and has an office at the San
Carlos hotel.
l.. E. c. Hinckley, an attorney in Den
yer for fifteen or sixteen years, has ar
rived in camp and will doubtless decide
to remain permanently.
Mrs. NJ. f. King, a lady who has con
Quoted first-class hotels in ROssland, b.
c., and Seattle, is now in Goldfield look
ing over the local situation.
As a reminder of Christmas T.. J. Cur
ley, of the Union drug store, received a
handsome watch from S. A. Mcintosh,
of Blakeslee's jewelry store.
FoUND-A gold locket, set with dia-
mond and monogram on back. Also a
watch. Owners can have same proving
property. Call at THE NEWS Office. tt
Joe Brearley left Tuesday with his
family for Tonopah. The latter will
proceed to Reno where they will remain
for the winter so the boy a 60 to
school.
Jno. S. Cook & Co. have received two
large Hall safes which are being placed
in their new office. They expect to be
able to open up for business about the
5th of January.
Marion Aubury, formerly assistant in
the field of the California State Mining
bureau, is here from Los Angeles, and
Goldfeld looks so good to him that he
intends to locate.
H. H.. Hopping returned yesterday
from San Francisco where he was visit
ing his wife and making the acquaint-
ance of a brand new baby of which he
is the proud father.
George Wingfield came out from Ton
opah last Saturday to look over his min
ing properties and figure out how much
more he was worth than he was at the
time of his last visit.
j.. p. Roseborough, who comes with a
letter of introduction from a conserva-
tive friend who says that he is a REAL
MINING MAN, is a recent ar
rival from Boulder, Colo.
Money for patenting II for assess
ment work furnished for an interest.
See EDWARD. 7. PATRICK,
Opposite Goldfield Lumber Co., or adj
dress, Box 33, Goldfeld. If
James w. Riggle left Tuesday for a
visit to his folks in the old home near
Pa. Jim doesn't know how
long he will stay, but it will doubtless
be long enough to tell the folks what a
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