The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-13

Il cAIttttu tfttt " WIN .bt Ottttu iot
business in about two weeks.
Marshall Bond. wife, baby and nurse
arrived from California today.
s. +. Vermilyea returned yesterday
completely refreshed by his vacation.
Mrs. w. A. Miller came in from Oak
land yesterday to join her husband here.
Jas. Gaffney returned yesterday from
the Bullfrog section, with which he Is
greatly pleased.
DIR. Benson came through from Bull
frog Yesterday on his way to San Fran
cisco.
Judge Collins returned yesterday from
his trip to Los Angeles, which he thor
oughly enjoyed.
C. b. Martin, formerly with the Colo
RADIO 4 Southern railway, arrived in
camp this week.
The wife of Charles DelBondio, a young
attorney who was in Goldtield this fall,
died at Reno during the past week.
Miss Edna Hopkins, who has valuable
interests in mining properties here, ar
rived from Denver yesterday. She will
make her home with her sister, Mrs. j.
p. Lotus.
Money for petentjng or for assess
ment work furnished for all interest.
See EnAFARD. I. PATRICK,
Opposite GoldIAd Lumber Co., or adj
dress, Box 80, Holdfeld. tt
Mime Luca, the gfeat medium, tells
past, present and tu\urT; gives advice
on all affairs; don't iAyest your money
till YOU consult her, ltxmay mean muci,
to you. Hall street, IeAg Main. tip
Geo. Bartlett, erfeloped in IA fine
o,ercoat and an expansive smile winch
shows that the world Is using nlm well,
came out from Tonopah last Saturday
but fitted away again after u days
stay.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Davis,
"Diamondneld Jack" was unable to 20
Denver to attend to attend the National
appointed a delegate by Governor
Sparks.
Mrs. Lintofs boarding house lin rear
oi the Pearl Aestyhrant and alongside
the Union paint Nop) is now ready to
accommodate aN number OF boarders
by tine day. ~weA%r month"; Lunches 3"
All those who were invited to the
dance gwen Thursday, Jan. 9TH, are re-
questeu to he at a meeting called for the
purpose OF organizing "a dancing club at
the home OF Mrs. }. A. Fesler, Third
and Crook avenues, Jan. 10Th.
j. IL. Parks, he surveyor, returned
flom the kawlch mountains last Friday,
bringing back oine inc specimens Of free
gold ore. In company with Messrs.
Drummel and Erickson, he got in Oh
forty claims i'll the district.
Parties desiring legses on the Gold
e as I a about f'G ,5pSSf G'" ~ , W %" 'ir sand ss no.
storm ana nendNgroup Of MT {, n.a,
slnss Oh '"stts Hayes '0'N"s'D'
George i Alderman, private secre-
tary to Congressman Van Du: er, has
been quit, II. ior several day Dut his
condition is now very much improved
Mrs. Alderman was t. egraphtd Tor and
arrived yesterday flom their home It
Winnemucca.
Harry Elms returned Tuesday from II
three weeks visit to Los Angeles and
Catalina Island. On account of the
lulid reports of disease here, his friends
begged him not to come back till spring,
but Mr.. Films only laughed at their
fears, knowing them to be g~roundless.
John App, u printer, formerly of Dem
YER, met with an accident this afternoon
which will tire him from active work
for a time. While driving an express
wagon a freighiing outfit collided with
his vehicle and threw him violently to
the ground. 4 ligament above the knee
cap If the left leg was ruptured n the
tendons badly strained.
Chas. C,"mack died at D%iamondfield
Wednesday night from a dose of lauda-
mum taken with suicidal intent. He
had been drinking h"avily for some
time and took the poison in Il saloon,
telling the men present he had done SO.
They thought he was fooling and the
doctors were not called quick enough to
save his life.
Chas. Maher has been appointed I'M
der-sheriff Ivy Sheriff Bradley. Mr..
Maher is a well-known miner, formerly
of Cripple Creek, where he had some
profitable leases and his appointment
gives general satisfaction. Goldfield,
since its discovery, has had a good repu-
tatiOn for law and order, and the new
sheriff and his deputies may be conf
IDENTIFY expected to maintain that repu-
tatiun.
William Card Taylor, a native OF
Alabama, is a recent arrival in camp.
Mr.. Taylor comes of a prominent Soutl-
ern family, his brother, Hannls Taylor,
being an authority on international law
and is now connected with the claims
commission growing out Of the Spanish
war. He was minister to Spain under
Cleveland and held over part of Nc
Kinley's term. Another brother, R. V.
Taylor, has recently been appointed
general manager Of the Mobile 4 Ohio
railroad.
Fog Rfnt.
The Miller adOAa building is nearly