The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-01


A. NJ. Koehler of Reno is in Goldfeld
on business.
]. B. Hedrick, of Los Angeles, was
in camp last Saturday.
W. F. TAFT of San Francisco was IN
town on business this week.
ID. H. Grimes of San Francisco is a
business visitor in Goldfeld.
Henry C. Franklin of New York city
is in the camp on business matters.
Miss Beatrice Henderson of Salt
Lake City is visiting Goldfeld friends.
Charles Norris of San Francisco is a
business visitor in the great gold camp.
Add. Richard, who is engaged in min
ing near Bullfrog was in camp yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c. Ish nave re-
turned from a two weeks visit to CAL
ifornia points.
LOST-A solitaire diamond ring at
corner Main and Hall streets. Reward.
Box 05s. 1-t-p
B. H. Lummis, a travelling man from
San Francisco, was in Goldfield We'd
nesday on business.
j. Y. Prudden, who has mining inter
ests at Bullfrog, was registered at the
Brown Palace Wednesday.
Have your moving and express work
done by Patrick Feeley. Stand corner
Main and Crook. Box 954. tt.
F.. E. Henderson, a prominent mining
engineer of New York city, is in camp
this week on mining business.
Mrs. E. L. Watson left Sunday for
her former home in Columbus, Ohio, to
remain until after the holidays.
R. L. Hayward is a recent arrival
from San Francisco and he is very
favorably impressed with Goldheld's
mines.
J.. M. Harder, who is in the real
estate and mining business in Colorado
Springs, Colo, arrived in Goldfeld re-
Gently.
Mrs. William B. Terry of San Fran
cisco is in the camp and will remain
until after Thanksgiving visiting with
friends.
w. B. Boardman, the mining man,
will leave tomorrow morning for Colo
RADIO Springs where he will spend the.
holidays.
Jas. NJ. Redington an attorney from
Washington, d. c., has arrived in Gold
field recently and will probably locate
here permanently.
H.. f. Speaker. of the grocery firm
of Speaker & Miller, is at Modesto,
CAL, where he was called by the serious
illness of his father.
The Eagles are to open their charter
for the whole month of January. Az
-I:our g. ,on,borsb;p ~ ho
made to Joseph W. Smith, secretary.
Mrs. T. T. Hunter of Nashville, Neb.,
arrived in Goldfeld Monday to join her
husband who is engaged in mining here,
and will reside in this city perma-
nently.
Geo. L. Meacham went over to Tono-
pah Tuesday evening to attend the
festivities incident to the visit of the
Zanyb tribe of Knights of Khorassan
to that city.
An opportunity for a jolly Dutch
supper, ~chafng-dish party or midnight
| oyster spread is offered by The South
ern Cafe, which is now open from 6 s.
m. to IL D. m. N24-2t
Daniel Murphy, a well known mining
man, who recently returned to Gold
field from a business trip to Denver
and the east, left for Bullfrog Sunday
on mining matters.
Mrs. William McAlister of Salt Lake
City, formerly Miss Violet Craig the
popular young actress, arrived in Gold
field recently and is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Craig.
Fred w. McNear of San Francisco
was in Goldfeld this week inspecting
the properties of the Moose Goldfeld
Mining in which his father,
George w. McNear, is a heavy stock
holder.
George S. Green, formerly district at
torney for Esmeralda county, was in
Goldfeld a few days this week en- route
to Rhyolite from Tonopah where he has
been attending to legal matters for the
past month.
George Foley, formerly chief clerk
in the county treasurer's office ut
Denver, returned recently from a visit
to his former home. He intends to
make Goldfield his home and has some
promising mining property.
WANTED-To let contract for sink
ing twenty feet on the Florence claim,
property of the Goldfeld Consolidated
NJ. & M. Co. Address w. s. Barrick,
care "The Goldfeld News Will be
in Goldfeld about December It'll or Sth.
If.
Sherwood Aldrich, a prominent brok-
er and mining promoter of Colorado
Springs arrived in camp Tuesday ON a
business trip relating to his holdings
in the Silver Pick and other we'll
known properties in the Goldfeld dis
@trict.