The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17

site has leen completed anil u well ~
being sunk to develop q water supply.
Work is to be started right away or the
Thanksgiving group in which the show
ing continues to be highly satisfactory.
IL. W. Knicker booker has rome to
Los Angeles on a two weeks visit on
mining business.
DIR. A. F. Mckay, representing the
Pueblo Chieftain, arrived today and Will
prepare a write-up OF Goldfield and the
southern camps.
X. c. Capel,:.a well known mine oper-
ator and broker of San Francisco, was
an arrival in camp this week. Mr..
Capel expects to engage in the broker
age business here.
Will the party that took a letter adj
dressed to Jack Ward, care of the Elite
House, please return the same at C
to the Elite House, and save trouble,
etc. 1t
A basket party will he given by the
Ladies' Aid society at their hall, March
9. Each lady will bring basket lunch for
two. Free coffee. Tickets, $3.50. fl7t2
A. H. Tenbrook, the w%ell-known San
Francisco mining man, has returned
home after a two-weeks' trip to Lids and
nearby camps, where he made a number
of examinations. Mr.. Tenbrook stated
before leaving that he had been very
~favorably impressed with Goldfeld and
the activity noticeable in this entire Sec
ton of country.
LosT-An umbrella which was left in
a box in the Palm restaurant Wednes-
day night. Return to the Alpine, Co
lumbia street, and receive reward. No
questions asked. tip
Many Goldfeld residents have recently
been visiting the famous Byron Hot
Springs of California. They found an
elegant hotel, with every comfort. Hot
mineral and mud baths. Almost sure
cure for rheumatism. Booklets at this
office. f17tf
Dan McRae arrived home this week
from an extended prospecting trip
through the Death Valley country. On
Furnace creek he located a group of
claims that he believes have many prom
ising lodges. Mr. McRae states that the
weather down there is decidedly warm
and that he saw farmers cutting alfalfa.
The mosquitoes and gnats, he declares,
were a veritable pest and nearly ate him
and his associates alive.
WANTED-Man of experience with good
team and wagon who wishes to join as
saver of fifteen years experience who is
now planning to go out on two months
prospecting trip. Will test everything
and know what we are doing-a great
advantage in prospecting. Address Box
1927, Goldfeld, or call at f. f. Everett's
assay office. tip
Rev. Samuel Blair and Prof. lie
Compile, who have been here for the
past three weeks, returned Wednesday
to OgIen. They are interested in an
Ogden company which has a promising
lease on the Patrick claim of the Lone
Star The lease as 4 fine
showing and Messrs. Blair and Le-
Compte have great hopes that some
thing good will b- struck. They will re-
turn to Goldfield in a few weeks.
Miss NJ. V. Rogers, fashionable dress
maker. Materials furnished for all
kinds OF garments. The Alpine, north
Columbia street, near Hall avenue. tip
J. r. Dufield has returned to camp
after an absence of nearly three months.
While away Mr.. Duffield visited nearly
all the principal eastern cities, includ-
ing his former home in Pittsburg, Pa.
His mother and sister came west with
him and will make San Francisco their
home. Mr.. Duffield will remain here
the greater part of the time, looking
after his extensive mining interests.