The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24

Buy a lot in Goldfeld! huff said! =
J.. Hubbard, Of Bend, Ore, is a re-
cent arrival.
Waterman Fountain Pens at Blakeslee
& Co.'s. tt
Mrs. James G.. Paine, of Ogden, has
purchased the Overland rooming house.
Smoke the "Maltese" &c. cigar. union
made. Gold Bug Store. m3tl
Ed Hirschler returned to San Fran
cisco last Wednesday.
For Stetson and other makes of hats,
all styles, go to McKim's, Columbia. tt
r. H. Rose, representing c. F. Weber
& Co., arrived in Goldield early in the
week.
The only exclusive jewelry house in
Goldfeld. BLAKEsLEE & Co. tt
John McKane, the well known mine
owner, came over from Tonopah last
Monday.
We lead, let others follow-The
Frisco Cafe.
d. E. Blake, of Pueblo, Colo, is look
ing over the camp with a view OF getting
hold of a good mining proposition.
Maltese, best sc cigar in the world, at
Gold Bug Store. tt
George Hubbard, a successful mining
operator OF Cripple Creek, is a late ar
rival and will probably locate here.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfeld. Buy a lot now. n
Messrs. Geo. A. Warder of San Fran
cisco and Willis Whitterdgeo Of Salt Lake
are guests of DR.. Won Wedelstaedt.
Both are prominent mining men.
Naturalization as plain Cook for
miners or prospectors. NJ. W. Steele,
box 50, G%oldfield, Nevada. ltpAx
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-George Kemp, a prominent business
man of Cripple Creek, arrived last Sun
day. He will probably engage in bust
ness either at Goldfield or Bullfrog.
Expert watchmakers and manufact-
uring jewellers. BLAKEsLEE d Co. tt
\. a. Mcknight returned last Monday
from a trip south of Ida and brought
back with him some very coed samples
OF ore from that part of the country.
Goldtield is the business ENTER and
center OF population OF the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. tt
J. G. Kite, a travelling man from Col
orado, is visiting here. Mr.. Kite says
he had heard many wonderful stories OF
Goldfeld but what he saw fairly took
his breath away.
Two mining claims in the Goldfield
district for sale for $500. Must have the
money. Address S. NJ, Postotfice box
pa, Goldfield. ml7t3
A. A. Redmond has sold the Legal
Tender saloon, including building and
stock, to Mr.. Donnelly and associates Of
San Francisco. The consideration is
said to be $21 900.
Manv 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. fl7tf
Extensive improvements are under
way at the Goldbug store. The old front
has been torn out and a handsome new
one is being put in. The building has
been extended back and a second story
added.
"La Natiyidad'' and "Bugle Call''
cigars, wholesale and retail. Gold Bug
Store. m3t4
j. Wollner d Co. made a sale this
week OF six claims neal Diamondfield
from the Pacific Mining and Milling
company to John V. Butler of Denver.
The price was not stated but is known
to be a good one.
Just received a fine line of Jersey
sweaters, i'll all the latest cOlOrs and pat
terms. Gold Bug Store. m3t4
John B. Neville OF Cripple Creek, who
is associated with Messrs. Trimble &
Hunter of Leadville in the ownership of
the Free Coinage property at Altman,
Colo, and who is manager of the mine
as we'll, arrived here OF Monday.
Gents furnishings, gloves boots, shoes,
felt boots, German socks, blankets,
comforts, etc, at H. A. McKim's Co.
lumbia. tt
John T. Hodson, one of the organizers
of the Black Butte Extension company,
has returned from a business trip to San
Francisco. He states general business
conditions are good and that the people
there are convinced of the permanency of
Goldfeld and very sanguine of its
future.
For fine white shirts, collars, cuffs,
ties, underwear, hosiery, shoes, ETC., try
H. A. McKim's store in Columbia. tt
Charles Nj. Hobbs of Denver is here
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