The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-17
c AND PERSONAL.

Dan McRae left today for q trip to
San Francisco.
Piano For Sale-H. A. McKim's store,
Columbia. 4tp
n. NJ. McGlynn came in yesterday
from Searchlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Camp returned Sun
day from California.
Dick Colburn leaves tomorrow norm
ing for San Francisco.
w. J. Guthrie has gone to San Fran
cisco for a short trip.
Henry Marcus has returned from CAL
ifornia with a new story.
W. b. Boardman left today on a short
trip to his home in Colorado Springs.
Joe Ward, of the "Elite" has gone on
a trip to Gold Crater and the kawich.
Charles T. Short, a well known BUSH
ness man of Reno, vas an arrival yester-
day.
A. f. Halsey of Los Angeles is look
ing over the camp with a view OF locat-
ing.
P. j. Lynch, ex-county commissioner
of Teller county, Colo, is q recent ar
rival.
Donald B. Gillies, manager OF the
Montana-Tonopah, was in camp this
week on a short visit.
WANrEp-Position by good miner as
foreman. Can do sharpening. Refer
ences. j. w. Nellie, care NEWS. 4tp
January Jones has gone to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles on a business trip
to be absent a week or ten days.
DIR. Won Wedelstaedt left Tuesday for
a trip to the south. He was accompan-
led by Frank B. Wilcox of Chicago.
Rev. Carl N. Klass and A. NJ. Perry
came out from Tonopah Monday to as
sist at the concert Wednesday night.
Sam Bayles has resigned his position
with the Red Front Store and will prob
ably go into business here for himself.
WANTED-Board and room by Young
lady stenographer. in private family.
Address J. H.. W., care of the NEWS
office. ltp
Edwin NJ. Martin, of the advertising
department of the San Francisco Exam
iner, is here soliciting business for that
paper.
If you have good claims aad need help
to develop them write j. d. Johnston,
Newport, K. l. tip
Oscar Rohn, formerly of the U. s.
Geological Survey, and n of the best
biologists in the country, is looking owe
the mines of this section.
j. H. Williams, manager for the min
ing firm of Robert l.. Carson & Co., ar
rived in Goldfeld Thursday and will
open up an office here for the firm.
Attorney-G General j. G. Sweeney and
John l.. Considine, warden of the state
penitentiary came in Thursday from
Kawick, where they have good interests.
The musicians of Goldfield have or
ganized a union and united with the
Goldtield Federal union, which make a
large addition to that already powerful
organization.
Wanted A good stenographer and
bookkeeper. Give speed, FULL partic-
ulars and salary wanted in first letter.
Address, Bookkeeper, care Of NEWS
office. tt
j. c. Mccormack, formerly OF BOul-
der, Colo, returned to am again last
Sunday. He is interested in the Gold
field Crescent company, which owns the
Lady Elgln group south OF W
r. J. Gilmartin, of Ogden, who has
been looking after mining interests in
Goldtield for some time, spent several
in Tule Canyon and Ida this week
and SAYS both camps have the appear
ance OF becoming large producers.
Edwin Arkell of Colorado Springs; II.
r. Buckley, G. t. Austin, j. G. Clark of
Denver; Burroughs Edsall of San Fran
cisco and +. b Workman OF Toledo, o.,
all mining men, are registered ut NE
Brown Palace hotel.
A. w. Hobson, the attorney, returned
from Tule canyon a few days ago, bring
ing with him some splendid specimens
from a new placer strike. He at once
departed for San Francisco to present
the matter to some of his friends.
Geo. K. Baker of Santa Barbara, CAL,
has been in camp for a week and has
acquired interests in the stocks Of vari-
GUS Goldfield companies. He is fully
impressed with the great possibilities OF
this whole section and will doubtless
soon add to his holdings.
Mrs. Jas. H. Parks and little daugh-
Ter, Nina, have joined Mr.. Parks here.
Mrs. Parks will be a welcome addition
10 our CITY DIS sue mas leiu many Po-
sitions OF note in Cripple Greek, notably,
5he treasurer of the WOmans' Club there
wears.
George Jordan, the ~well-known as
.aver who was lucky enough to get in on
The new strike ten miles from Thorpe's
mill, has returned to do his location
work, after which he will take a trip to
the Funeral range where some new
strikes are reported.
Hank Summers, who is one of the
oldest old-timers of the Klondike, was
from Ida this week where he has
some valuable mining properties, as
we'll as a good lease on the Thanksgiv-
ng mine. He expects to put through