The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-14

over from Tonopah last Sunday and
spent the day here.
Two large and two small secondhand
safes for sale, cheap. Address SAFE,
News office.
w. s. Montgomery left last Saturday
for his home in Colorado Springs. He
expects to return in two or three weeks.
MISREPRESENTATION as plain cook or
work of any kind, by woman OF exper-
fence. Address Cook, News office. 1t
Roland O'Hanley, one OF Cripple
Creeks best known miners, arrived on
Monday and intends to locate here.
Bargains in safes-new and second
hand-$5O up. Write us today. Waltz
Safe q Lock Co., 100 and Ill Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cad. tt
John B. Cook, formerly a prominent
citizen of Montana, who is now located
at Bullfrog, came up a few days ago. lie
will be here fcr several days.
WANTEp-Clean rags at THE News
office. tt
James III. Sullivan has received his
commission as a notary public ard is
now prepared to acknowledge signatures
to legal and other documents.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfeld. Buy a lot now. 4
A. II. Mayne, one Of the wner of
the LOTUS Davis Wayne lease IN the
Sandstone, returned last Friday from a
trip to Frisco.
Mrs. Faulkner, just from Los Angeles,
has opened q dressmaking parlor next
door to cigarfactory, us Broadway. a7t3p
Henry Trowbridge, laae district at
tOrney of Cripple Creek, who was in
Office during the trouble of last year, is
visiting GoldfieM and maj locate here
Goldfed is tine business center ard
center OF population Of the district. Buy
9 lot noE-it will make o money. tt
A meeting Of the lawyers of Goldfield
will be held at Judge Longs office in
Bank blilding, Sunday, at 5 p. m. The
object OF the meeting is to form & bar
association.
A new lot of tents, house Innings, oil
| cloth and Buckingham IL Hecht's Shoes,
high and regular cuts, at McAlm's
stores, Columbia and Tonopay. tt
A. Il. Ralsey, a we'll known young
business man OF Los Angeles, waao was
in Goldfield last month, has returned
with his wife and is building a hame on
Crock n
Three elegant, unfinished 'dObe
rooms to rent, en- suite or singly, situated
on the Goldfeld side of Columbia on
the stage road. Rent, $25 per room VIM.
Chalmers, Box u, Columbia. Adapt
J.. M. Hicks, of the firm OF j. NJ.
Beck g. Co, returned last Tuesday from
a trip to Bullfrog, with a sunburned
face and a serene confidence in the
future of that district.
Parties having articles in secondhand
and loan store on Columbia street will
please call for them on Broadway, Oppo-
site cigar factory. Going out OF bust
ness. Mrs. j. CANTA. A7t2p
Victor O'Rsien, formerly in the print
ing business at San Francisco, has come
to Goldfeld to make his home. He is a
brother of Walter d., who has just made
a cleanup IN the Empire.
The Tonopah-G oldfield Meat company,
Main street, have engaged the services
of Conrad Schausel, an expert sausage
maker from San Francisco. Every
kind of sausage made. Special orders
taken. att
A. B. ericsson, business manager of
the Salt Lake Mining Review, and Cory
don Higgins, 10 OF the editor, are in
camp getting out a special edition. of the
Review for Southern Nevada, to be is
sued May 18th.
The Colorado Assay office has beer
moved to Columbia street, north of Crook
avenue. The firm name is now Wood
ward q Stoddard, Ray Stoddard having
acquired an interest with Ross Wood
a att
Frank NJ. Ish returned from San Fran
cisco the early part OF the week. He
says the mining stock market is in ex-
cellent condition and that an increasing
volume of business is being done in
Goldfeld shares.
MANY Goldfeld 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
Harry l.. Fagin has returned from
Bullfrog and says it is a great camp.
While there he visited the %Shoshone,
Denver, Bullfrog-E Eclipse, Hazeltine and
others and is enthusiastic over the show
ings at these respective mines.
Gents furnishings, gloves boots, shoes,
felt boots, German socks, blankets,
comforts, etc, at II. A. Mckim's Co.
lambda. tt
Charles J. Happier, for the last fifteen
years connected with Senator Stewart,
hoe foc,na1 N lou, nortnorcbin with 4