The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

IL. W.. ENdUS VI
camp on business.
,arles Sparks of Tonopab was a
visitor in camp this week.
p. q. Baltz of San Francisco was
t-ransacting business in Goldheid TINS
week.
W. r. Zobrist of San Francisco was
IN Goldfeld on mining business TINS
week.
w. ]. Robinson, the mining man, lett
Thursday for a business visit In san
Francisco.
Frank Briggs, formerly of Denver,
bnt more recently of Salida, Colorado,
is in Goldfeld on mining matters.
Forest Irving Of the State Bank and
Trust company. left Tuesday evening
for a visit at Red Bluff, California.
Gilbert NJ. Fay returned Saturday
from California, where he spent d
couple of weeks visiting relatives.
sherwood Aldrich, of Colorado
Springs, returned from Bullfrog yes
terday, and departed at once for nome.
avery Woilmer, who is connecteo
with the Combination mill, started I?I
Red Bluff, CAL, where he VIII WISH
friends and relatives.
Judge w. A. Sherman OF the oner-
man GOLD Mining company. mas re-
turned from an extended visit IN oah
Francisco and Salt Lake City.
Arnold Gooo1riend, manager of the
furniture store of E. Marks & Co., IS
able to take charge of the business
again after a severe illness.
VIM. Wolverton, who has beef pros.
Meeting in Death valley for the Iast
three months, returned to Goldneid
Yesterday and reports a very successes
ful trip.
H. C. Skinner has returned to camp
from the Gold Park district where IL
was engaged in prospecting n devel-
opment work during the summer. MT.
Wade will remain in Goldfeld for the
winter.
Joe p. Carroll, an old time and well
known newspaper man of Callrornia
and Nevada, one of the pioneers or the
Bullfrog district and who did much TO
boost this district by ms reports to
outside wspapers has accepted a
position at the Hermitage.
DIR. Walter w. Rhyan returned this
morning from Pasadena, CAL, where he
has been the past month on account OF
the illness of his wife. Mrs. Rhyan
will remain in California until warmer
weather. and is slightly improved IN
health since her departure from Gold
field.
James Burnell, formerly business
manager of the Rocky Mountain News
of Denver, but more recently a resident
of Goldfeld, returned to camp this
week from a protracted visit to his
mining holdings in the Buena Vista Sec
tion.
J. H. Ham, w. A. Dickson and H. E.
Simmons came over from Tonopah
Thursday and will go to Bullfrog on a
prospecting trip. These gentlemen
have already located a number OF
claims in the Bullfrog district and will
do the annual assessment work while in
that part of the country.
For Sale-the San Francisco Con-
structlon company has for sale at Fail
lon all kinds of tools, gas and steam
engines, mich cows, mares, harness,
rail, water pipe, crusher, plows, horse
carts, tunnel cars, wagons, stoves,
kitchen ware, commissary, old lumber,
etc.; very reasonable rate. Apply at
commissary store in Fallon at once, or
to San Francisco Construction company,
20 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
or to Nevada Hardware and Supply
company, Reno, New. D-8-4.
A. Won Arnswaldt, son of Baron Won
Arnswaldt of Hanover, Germany, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Muller
and Mrs. Sigrid Hartwicksen in this
city. Mr.. Won Arnswaldt who recently
arrived from Hilo, Hawaii, where he
has been in the employ of the Laupa-
hoehoe Sugar company, will remain il
Goldfield until he regains his health
which is impaired by his long residence
in a tropical climate.
James K. Redington, a prominent at
torney of Washington, D. c., arrived il
Goldfield this week and will in the fu-
ture reside here. Mr.. Redington has
thirty years experience in land and
mineral cases in the general land office
and has also enjoyed a lucrative prac-
tice before all the courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia. He will engage IN
his profession here, devoting particular
attention to cases pertaining to the
mining interests.