The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Jim Healey, the well known mining
ran of Tonopah, is in camp this week.
Views and PHOTOS that made Goldield and
Bullirog famous. For sale at Palm studio. If
JAS. Forman came out from Tonopah
Thursday.
Elmer Chute returned from Bullfrog
this week.
Marshall Bond left today for San
Francisco.
Frank Naughton was over from Ton
opah yesterday.
Amos Anderson. of colorado Springs,
is looking over Goldfeld.
Louis De Sallier returned to camp
Monday after an absence of several
weeks.
Fritz Werner has left for his home
IN Los Angeles. where he will spend
the umner
Jas. NJ. Kier, of San Francisco, is
now holding down n desk in Recorder
Smith office.
Frank Gilpin of Colorado arrived
in camp this week to look over his
mining interests.
Philip Mixsell, a well known mill
nan of Idaho Springs, Colo, is in
in camp this week.
y. j.. Darch is passing around cigars
cause a girl baby arrived at his home
in Berkeley last week.
Parton Swift left today for San
Francisco, after which he will go east
for a couple of months.
Judge l.. O. Ray and wife and Nick
Darcy. mining magnates from Bull
frog, are in Goldield this week.
Geo. 2. Minis leaves in IL day or two
for California where he expects to
close a deal on some oil property.
f.. l.. Cross, one of the locators of
the Original Bullfrog, returned from
the southern country this week.
NJ. II. Coffee. father of Harry Coffee,
the ciothicr, arrived this week from
Oakland, Calf, and expects to re-
main here for some time.
i. Il. Woodbridge, formerly with the
Ia -ior Il Brunton Sampliug Works. is
a9aJn back in Goldfield. Mrs. Wood
riiioc accompanied him here.
Want to buy. good A 1 claim south east of
Goldfield, B~uilfrog, Montgomery or Death
Valley district. Prices must be first cheap and
Will give 9 per cent o shares after setting aside
treasury stock. Address Ferd. Gustavu>, 20.
80 -"f 'f'
John Hays Hammond. the mining ex-
pert, is expected here in about two
weeks and it is reported that he will
make il thorough investigation of the
southwestern Nevada mining camps.
j. W. Hicks, of the firm of j. NJ.
Beck Il Co., arrived from San Francis
60 Sunday morning. He left yesterday
for Tuie canyon, where he expects to
put through Il good deal on mining
property.
John W. Seller was up from Bullfrog
tits week closing Il big deal on one
o. his properties. John and associates
cleaned up quite II bit of mont in
G"litcli and are doing the same ut
i;tilfrog-
John Mckaue and DIR. Bowes were
IN Goldficld early in the week. They
hal Just returned from Bullfrog in
Which district they will doubtless re-
peal the phenomenal luck which they
have met with in their mining ven
lures in Goldfcid and Tonopah.
Or. fiausman has returned from "A
several weeks trip to the Hulltrog
district and White Mountain country.
Our rcaocrs vii remember Il clever an
ticic which DIR. Hausman wrote and
which was published in u former issue
OF the News.
". :. Williams and Dick Colhurn
have luf on thcir khaki suits once
more and gonc to Bullfrog and adj
joining camps. 1t is their first visit
and they promise "something viii be
doing While there they will let con
tracts for sinking shafts on the claims
OF the Hill Top Mining Co.. and the
Goldficld-Bullfrog Co.
'EDiamondGeld' Jack Davis started
his ROW automobile service between
Goidfcid. Columbia and D~iamondfield
on Wednesday,. Four round trips a
day viii be made by the big ear which
cost the owner $4,000. The run to Dia-
mondfcid from GoldfeId is made in Is
minutes and the reasonable fare of 81
for the round trip has been adopted,
and 90 cents from Columbia. The
auto line will fill "a long felt want and
deserves the patronage Of the public.
President j. g.. Young and Cashier
j.. K. B0al of the dcfunct Goldtield
Bank and Trust company were taken
to the county Jail at Hawthorne the
first of the week. They were unable
to furnish bonds in the sum of 10000
each on the charge OF embczzling the
funds OF the institution. The. charge
against them will be brought before
the grand jury which meets on Mon
day. Receiver Hirshfeld is busy on the
reports which will be given to the
court and depositors some time next
week. He is still of the opinion that
the depositors will receive ut least
10 per cent of their accounts.
LANKA-CRAIG.
Robert Lanka. well known in Gold
field. and Hattie r.. Craig. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Muller. We're
married in 10. Angeles or Sunday,
June 9th. the ceremony being perform
cd al the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Lanka Is one Of the pioneers of
Goldfeld who has made Il fortune, and
he and his handsome bride will he cor
daily welcomed in Goldfeld.
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