The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

the crowd. Goldheld is 1T. If
II. j. johnson is in from the Grape
vine country.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfeld- Buy a lot now
j. Z. Rays of Spokane, Washington,
is in the city.
Goidne,d is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
a lot now 1t will make you money. II
z. Former of Los Angeles is in the
city on business.
Jack Money of Bullfrog is visiting
Goldfeld friends.
Jack Kane of Tonopah, is visiting
Goldfeld friends.
II. b. Hamilton and wife of Reno,
are visiting Goldfeld.
ID. H. Miller of Tonopah visited
Goldfeld friends this week.
j. F. Dryer, a well known Ida min
ing man, is visiting Goldfield.
C.. J.. Hemmes of Sacramento is a
guest at the Esmeralda hotel.
F.. NJ. Douglas of Washington, ID. c.,
is a guest at the Watson house.
G.. p. Bowie of San Francisco, was IN
Goldfeld this week or business.
G.. w. Askins has returned to camp
from a prolonged stop at Bullfrog.
A. A. Stanton was over from Tono-
pah this week on business matters.
Mrs. s. A. Campbell of Diamondfeld
visited with Goldfeld friends Tuesday.
c. f. White has returned from Phila-
delphia where he has spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. j. j. Murray and children have
gone to Reno where they will pass the
winter.
Captain f.. Miner and Edward Busch
have returned from an inspection of
the Pahrump country.
George Shields left for Bullfrog
Wednesday for the purpose of inspect
ing his mining interests.
George Wingield, the well known
mining man, has removed his offices
from Tonopah to Columbia.
H. w. Bruner has returned to camp
from an inspection of several mining
properties in the Slate range.
w. C. Colleral and wife, and Miss
Orleans Sibert, are San Francisco
guests at the Esmeralda hotel.
w. A. Hewitt of San Francisco, is
investigating the mineral possibilities
of the Goldfeld mining district.
w. NJ. Inman and Marvin Ish are in
specting their mining interests in the
White mountains in the Buena Vista
district.
Miss Emma Edmundson has returned
to Columbia after an enjoyable visit
with relatives and friends at Butte,
Montana.
Mrs. Mildred MeFaden, a well known
special writer, is in the camp in the
interest of the National Magazine
of st. Louis.
R. N. King and H. J. McDaugh have
returned to their homes in Dayton,
Ohio, after inspecting the business con
ditions here.
C. P. Bowie, a graduate of the min
ing department of the University Of
California, is inspecting the mineral
conditions here.
Rev. James Byers leaves tomorrow
for R~edlands, California, to attend the
conference. He will be accompanied
by j. II. Weber.
A. F. Brunhook of San Francisco,
returned to the Pacific coast metropolis
Wednesday after a visit here of sew
eral days duration.
Edgar F. Howe and o. w. Leonard,
representing the Los Angeles Elk
aminer, are in the camp in the interest
o. that publication. {
Mrs. F. M. Webb of San Francisco is
in the camp, and will pass the winter
here at the home of her sons, Walter
and George Colburn.
DR.. James d. Fair of Chicago, is in
the camp for the purpose of superin-
tending mining operations on the prop
critics of the Thanksgiving Mining
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney b. Leonard
leave Sunday for San Jose, where Mrs.
Leonard will pass the winter. After a
short visit at that point Mr.. Leonard
will return to camp.
Mrs. w. A. Stanton is convalescing
from her recent illness and although
her condition still continues to give
the attending physician some uneasi-
ness she is able to receive visits from
her intimate friends.
b. Shedd, who discovered the May
flower mine in the Bullfrog district last
spring, and who has been spending the
summer with his family in the east,
has returned to Goldfeld and out
fitted in irst-class style for another
prospecting trip in the southern coun-
try in which he has much faith. He
left for the digging last Tuesday.
Mr.. M. M. Walker expects to go to
Bisbee, Arizona, within a few days to
take under her care her 6-year-old
grandson, George Hawkins, who is now
in an orphanage in that city. David
Hawkins, father of the child, wal
killed on October 2, near Tucson,
Arizona, by Mexicans who fred upon
a party of -four miners, two of whom
were fatally injured.
ID. p. Rohlfng, a well-known mining
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