The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-19
c mi PERSONAL.

Panama hats VI each at Bon Ton. II
A. q. Raycraft, cashier of the Nye and
Ormsby County Bank, is in Goldfield
this week. Mrs. Raycraft accompanied
him.
Buy a lot in Goldfeld. 'NuT saidi
X. III. Officer. who is connected with
the U. S. Smelling Company, was in
from Salt Lake, Sunday.
Expert MATCHMAKER BLAkEsLEE & Go. If
K. /. Hepburn of the firm OF Hepburn
and Harris, the agents OF the New De
pot addition is away ON a business trip
to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
We lead, let others follow-TheF Frisco Cafe.
T. 7. Dunlap, formerly secretary of
the Montana Tonopah, and Prescott
Ely, manager of the Ohio-Tonopah,
were in camp the early part of the
week.
Ladies' wrappers $50 each at the Bon Ton. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Elliott and family
have returned from a vacation spent at
Valley Hot Springs.
Manufacturing jewellers. BLAKEsLEE d Co. If
"Bob" Lanka came up from Bullfrog
last week.
Ladies' trimmed mats half price at the Bon
Ton. 1t
Acknowledgement Sweeney, who has
recently bought into the Nye and Orms-
by County bank, and Frank Golden, the
new president of that institution, are
in camp this week.
Souvenirs OF the district at BlAKEs4EE 4
Co.'S.
A. 7. Jergins, a real estate man of Los
Angeles, was in camp this week.
ii you bought it a. BLAKKsLEE q Co.'S it's
good. If
William Owsley and wife have re-
turned to Goldfeld after IL five-months'
absence in the East: Bill says, Look
out for the biggest rush that was ever
made to a mining camp this summer
and fall
Bon Ton. L.
E. 6. Straub of Denver, is in camp
looking after the interests OF the Gold
field Homestake company. Mr.. Straub
is also the owner of two valuable claims
right in the heart of the mineral dis
trict in the Bullfrog district.
Nice furnished rooms, corner Columbia and
Ramsey, Goldfeld New. /.
Col. w. II. Wilkinson is one of the
late arrivals from Colorado, where he is
well known as a mining lawyer. He in
tends to look over the southern country
before deciding where to hang u his
shingle.
Furnished 3 room cottage, nice location, $50
per month, Krulisch Il Cecil, Az Main street,
tiOldtield, New. It
Postofice Inspector Chance of Reno,
paid a visit to the local office the first OF
the week, and from here wentto Beatty.
Twenty per cent. discount on The largest
stock of clocks in Nevada. BiAKEsIEE n Go. #
T.. +. Collins, the postmistress, re-
turned last Saturday from California,
much improved in health.
Kiro remedies kill The p%aln-frse SAMPLES az
the Union Drug store, Goldfeld -Tonopah. e
DR.. A. Hausman of 81. Louis, returned
from the southern country the first OF
the week. He spent two months look
ing over the Bullfrog, Old Gold Noun
tain, Tule Canyon, Ida and other dis
%tricts. He speaks favorably Of all of
them.
Ida Turquoise IL scarf pins. belt pins, lace
pins, hat pins, shirt waist sets, charms, rlnEs
and ear rings, al hiAKEsLEG x cos. II
Larry, King, a we'll known Colorado
mining man arrived the first of the week
to look into the mining prospects OF
Goldfeld.
Buy your furnishings at McKim's stcre in
Columbia and you wiz then get the latest up
to-date styles He leads in everything. II
Burroughs Edsall, after a thorough
inspection of the Rullfrog country re-
turned to town on Monday. NJ. Ed
sail and his brother Clarence are
quite heavily interested in Goldtield
mining properties.
3onu uiil wishes 70 ANNOUNCE that b. : pre-
pared to clean privy vaults. ORDER LEI: .lth
". y. Homer win receivt Immediate attention.
The remains of Walter Hutchinson
were laid to rest last Saturday III the
(Goldfield cemetery. He died as the re-
suit Of an operation for appendicitis at
the county hospital. The deceased had
been here about a year prospecting.
His brother Sydney HutchesoI. OF
Mountain View, Cal, was here and
looked after the interment.
bargains in sates:new md second hand
SO up Wfite rs Today. Waltz Saie 4 Lock
v j" -
Daniel Harms left mere today for a
trip over the country. He will first go
to Cripple Creek where mis- wife and boy
reside, and accompanied by them viii
take in The sights OF the eastern country
and then a trip to PORT md and the fair
and then down the coast to Los Angeles
and the Catalina lslai,ds. Mr.. Harms
was one OF the early arrivals in Tonapah
and Goldtield and late- on made some
good locations III the Pullfrog country.
He has made a good sized fortune and
he richly deserves 1t.
You should GO 10 NcKlln's store II Columbia
and see the new lines O. ladies' novelty dress
goods, ginchams, laws, silkolines. %cret"ns,
| belts, silk shirts, kimonas shirt wals: sHlis
and waists, :uaslin alderV ear, infants ana
| children's dresses, ladies, misses ana chill
dren's shoes and 0ytetd 1s Everything up-
TO dale.
4 meeting oil the executive conNmlttee
OF the ladies' Aid society was hello at
its hall last week. IT was decided to
give a public whist par ty on tht night OF
Tuesday, the Esd OF May. The follow
ing committees were appointed for tins
entertainment. Floor committee, Mrs.
Anglemeyer, Mrs. kosenthal and Mrs.
Towley; refreshments Mrs. GriSgs,
Mrs. Dougherty and Mrs. lee; enter
tanning, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. McCloud,
Mrs. Burke. Dainty ,efreshments will
be had by all attendin :. The%president,