The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-15

for the celebration.
J.. J.. Parker of Los Angeles is in
Goldfeld on business.
W. Fl. Wilson of Chicago is in Gold
field on mining matters.
Judge L. o. Ray of Rhyolite is in
town for the celebration.
b. +. Taylor Of New York City is
in the camp on business.
J. f. Bevis Of Rhyolite is taking in
the sights of Railroad Day.
F. Naylor of Tonopah is enjoying
the Railroad Day festivities.
John Gilbert of Pasaic, New Jersey,
is in the city on mining matters.
j. +. Dwyer of Ida is a participant
in the Railroad Day festivities.
Len Rose of Seattle, Washington, is
stopping at the Esmeralda hotel.
f. NJ. Binford is inspecting his min
ing properties in the Grapevine noun
tains.
Alex Mckenzie is over from Tono-
pah to witness the Railroad Day fes-
Invites.
G. M. Fay returned today from
California. Mrs. Fay is now in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. O'Brien and
son, Davoren, returned today from an
extended vacation.
8. N. Latta of California arrived in
camp Monday from an inspection of
the Bullfrog section.
Be sure and attend the Grand Auc-
ton of Sale of lots in Railroad Addi-
ton on Railroad Day.
j. H. Williamson of Capitola is a
visitor in the camp, remaining over for
the Railroad Day celebration.
Ed Hirschler, the popular broker of
San Francisco, arrived in camp today
to help celebrate Railroad Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Buckley Kotelman
came over from Tonopah to attend
the celebration of Railroad Day.
Lots in Railroad Addition will dou-
BILE in value in ninety days. Buy one
at the Auction Sale on Railroad Day.
II. C. Boyer left for the Manhattan
district Tuesday for the purpose of
inspecting a lease on the Catlin group
in which he is intereted.
Capt. Menardi, one of the pioneers
of Goldfeid and a heavy owner in the
Red Top, returned today to investigate
the recent strike in that mine.
Monte Attell, of San Francisco, ban
tam weight pugilist; Alexander Glad
stone of New York, his trainer; and
Max Souls of New York, his manager,
are guests at the Esmeralda hotel.
G.. A. Smith of Los Angeles is in the
camp.
DIR. Liggett's wife returned yester-
day from Denver from whence she
was summoned by telegram announc-
ing that he had been stricken with
typhoid fever. The doctor is still
in a somewhat critical condition, but
as the crisis of the disease is past no
fears for his safety are entertained.
j. F. Mitchell will leave the first of
the week for an extended visit to the
Bullfrog country. He is quite heavily
interested in a number of good proper
ties there and the object of his visit
is to look over them and to start de-
velopment work. Mr.. Mitchell is a min
ing engineer of ability and a practical
miner as well.
w. j. Chatterton-our old friend
"Chat returned yesterday from the
east where he has spent the last eight
months. He has completely recovered
his health and his voice, a fact over
which he is receiving the hearty con-
gratulations of his numerous friends.
The editor will smoke to his continued
health and prosperity from the box of
fine imported cigars which he brought
back with him.
Mrs. C. M. Wilkinson, GIG Austin
St., Houston, Texas, has written to
the January Jones Exploration com
pany asking them to try and locate
her father, J. c. Gifney. He is a min
er and left Colorado several years ago
for the Nevada gold fields. So far
Mrs. Wilkinson g search has been in
vain and as she is extremely anxious
to locate him any information in re-
gard to his whereabouts will be thank
fully received. Communications
should be addressed to Mrs. G. M. Will
kinson, 606 Austin ST., Houston, Tex
as, or to this paper.