The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-06-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A. j. wylie, of Tonopah, arrived in
camp Monday.
F. Cowans, of Rossland, b. c.. is a Wis
itor in camp.
Frank Lothrop's family arrived last
Wednesday.
w. ID. Michigan was one oil Monday S
arrivals from Tonopah.
Billy Campbell and Frank Carey went
to Tonopah Tuesday.
Bath tubs for sale. Apply at the office
OF the Goldtield Water company.
NJ. f.. Myers is building a 'dobe and
expects to bring his famil. to camp later.
Bill Owsley is over from Silver Peak
looking fat aud good natured as usual.
J. n. Mccormick. "a brother III law OF
Jim Butler, arrived in camp last Sunday.
Stewart Mcdonald came out from To
nopah Sunday to see the great mines OF
Goldtield.
s. F. Pritchett, of Butte, Montana, is a
late arrival. He will open a blacksmith
shop here.
Dan G~reenwalt, of Tonopah. came Sat
urday and is helping to put up the Janu-
airy hoist.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office.
Geo. McClelland went to Tonopah last
Friday, in company with j. b. Menardl
and G.. ID. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Kernick, of Mill
town. spent several days In TOnopah ear
ly in the week.
Bill Owsley of Silver Peak has bought
the corner lot back of the Palace saloon
and will put in a store there.
A. E. Barrett who has been in TOnopah
for a few days returned to Goldtileld on
Tuesday.
DR. Bowes. who is interested IN the bO-
nanza lease on the Jumbo, came out
from Tonop IN Saturday.
J. w. Sutcliffe, Clinton Berry, ID. c.
Aldrich and J. p. Willis, all young men
of Tonopah, were in Goldtield last Sun
day.
Sanders Il Inman. contractors and
builders, are prepared to give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work.
Sam Knott. one of the best known mi
ners of Boulder county, Colorado, has
arrived in canD and will make an extend
ed examination of the district.
Geo. H. Phillips has sold his lease and
building on Main street and will have his
bakery in future at the old stand back of
the post office.
Mining promoter will join organizing
new company. or help float stock in first
class going proposition. Address }. q.
Ming. Marshall. Mo.
Miss Kermeen returned from TOnopah
Tuesday, but went back again Wednes
day. to open up an office for stenography
and typewriting with Miss Clark.
f. Mct illan, of San Francisco, is in
camp looking over with IA view of pur-
chasing a group of claims six miles south
east in which his brother has a half in
terest.
w. J. Sinclair, of Tonopah, took in the
sights of this camp early in the week.
Billy didn't get in very heavy on Gold
field. but thinks he has something pretty
fair down near Searchlight.
Harry Stimler, who with Will \ arsh
discovered 1.-The greatest gold camp ever
known has returned to his home at Co.
lumbia after spending some few days in
Tonopah.
The Goldfeld Water company thinks
more water is being used from their pipes
than is being paid for and have ordered
% meters.
Miss Curtis, whose home is in Curtis.
n. Y, accompanied her brother. Uri b.
Curtis. to Goldtield this week. II was
her first visit and she is much pleased
with the camp.
The two 'dobe houses being built by
Brearley and TrOxel collapsed last Sun
day morning. Seventy-five different rea-
sons for the collapse have been given by
the same number of persons. but one
thing only is certain the houses are
down and will have to be entirely re-
built.
T. G.. Shipe was before Judge Collins
last Saturday on the charge of assaulting
VIM Madden while on duty in charge of
the within on the White Rock. The
prosecuting witness failed to show up
and the case was dismissed. Shipe's
friends say he was not the aggressor in
the fight and could have proved it on
trial.
A band of gypsies, some Is in number,
counting the kids, invaded GOldfeld this
week and for a consideration the women
folks told the past, present and future
and then some. For further cOnsidera-
ton they would gaze into ones dewy orbs
and say Ego awaya bada luck. go awaya
sick, go awaya enemy" etc. We have nc