The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-31

n has arrived IN GOldneld ana Is
making her home with the latter.
Expert watchmakers and manufact-
uring jewellers. BLAKEsLEE d Co. If
L. A. Parkhurst, secretary of the Sim
erone Mining company, left Tuesday for
a brief visit to Tonopah.
Original Bullfrog ore in hat pins, stick
pins, charms, ETC., at Blakeslee q Co.'S. 1t
Ed Heubach, the man who discovered
the rich ore on the Tonopah Club claim,
returned last Monday from a trip to the
south.
Goldfield is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. If
The Nevada Club, a new social organ
~ization, of which Claude Lund is secre-
tary, will give a dance at Miners Union
hall this evening.
A new lot of tents, house Innings, oil
cloth and Buckingham q Hecht's Shoes,
high and regular cuts, at Mckim's
stores, Columbia and Tonopay. tt
Mrs. ii. ID. McMaster has joined her
husband, the well-known mining man
formerly of Colorado, and will make her
home in Goldfield in the future.
Two mining claims in the Goldfeld
district for sale for $500. Must have the
money. Address S. NJ, Postotfice box
PA, Goldtield. ml7t3
Edward S. Van Dyck, an attorney of
New York City, arrived in camp last
Saturday. He is heavily interested with
others in mining properties here.
A good cigar, "Bugle Call" Gold Bug
Store, agents. tt
Mrs. j. NJ. Beck arrived from Pasa-
dena last Friday, and despite the fact
that she has lett such a beautiful place
as the latter, she insists that she thor
oughly likes Goldfield.
For S~ALE-Three new portable houses.
Apply room l, Exploration Bldg. tt
Robert K. Taylor returned last Satur-
day from a trip to Colorado Springs and
the east. Mr.. Taylor, who represents
some OF the strongest Colorado capital
lists, will go down to Bullfrog this week
for a short trip.
For SALE-At reasonable price, The
Arnold rooming house, furnished, corner
First and Ramsey. If
On Monday and Tuesday of last week
Messrs. Jones d Borlini disposed OF 49,
600 shares of the stock OF the kawich
Gold Reed Mining company at 15c per
share on Geographic orders from the
east.
For fine white shirts, collars, cuffs,
ties, underwear, hosiery, shoes, ETC., try
H. A. Mckim's store in Columbia. tt
c. +. Nichols of Douglas, Ariz., who
was connected with the Copper Queen
Mining company for five years, and who
has done careful work at different times
as a special newspaper correspondent, is
now in GOldfield and is with the Minis
Sutro company.
Gents furnishings, gloves boots, shoes,
felt boots, German socks, blankets,
comforts, etc, at IL. A. Mckim's Co.
lumbia. tt
Henry Anchester, a mining broker of
Milwaukee, is visiting Henry Weber and
will remain here ten days. Mr.. Anches-
ter owns some interests in the district
and will probably acquire others before
leaving.
MANY Goldfield residents have re-
Gently 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
A prospector from Ida contributed
500 to the county fund in Justice Bells
court on Tuesday. Charge-discharging
a pistol on Main street. Cause-too
much 'red-eye." "Cheap enough" was
all he said as he left the court room.
Ray Richard returned to camp last
Monday. During his absence from Gold
field he accompanied his father, mother,
brother, and the ~latter's bride on a trip
to Honolulu. His mother had the mis-
fortune to break a leg in Honolulu and
his father remained behind with her.
James G.. Common left hurriedly for
Colorado Springs on Tuesday where he
has been called on business. He in
possible and look after his interests il
the neutrality-suspicious. Mines COM
pany of Bullfrog, Nevada.
The Nevada-Uta Auto company has
put ON five new cars between Tonopah
and Goldfield. The cars are sixteen
horse power each and come overland
pany is using the toll road OF the TOnO-
pah-G oldfield Auto company.
P. B. Turnbull of Leadville, Colo,
arrived in Goldtield last week, and is
making a thorough examination of the
district, with which already he expresses
himself as greatly pleased. Mr.. Turn
bull is one Of the pioneers of Nevada,
having been in Virginia City in the
early days.
Marvin Ish, of Weber & Ish, was sud-
denly called to Denver last week by the
serious illness of his father, who died
three hours before his sons arrival.
Unfortunately the train wa four hours
late when it reached Denver. Had it
been on time he would have arrived one
hour before the death of his father.
W. ii. Kelley of Salida, an old-time
newspaper man known all over Colorado
as "Muldoon" Kelley. is visiting Gold
field in the interest OF Mines and Min
ing, a monthly publication of Denver.
Mr.. Kelley was a partner of Dave Day
in the palmy days of the Solid Muldoon,
and was later secretary of the state sem