The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22

returned to camp from San Francisco.
Sam C. Durham, editor of the Ton
opah Miner, visited Goldfeld Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown, of Ton
opah, visited here during Railroad
Day.
Russell T. Joy left Monday for
Brooklyn, New York, on a months
visit.
w. w. Booth, editor of the Tonopah
bonanza, celebrated Railroad Day in
lGoldfeld.
Robert E. Page arrived in Goldfeld
MONDAY from the coast on his way to
Rhyolite.
f. s. Doniphan, Geo. L. Patrick and
Henry l.. Miller of ronopsh were in
town a few days this week.
Harry Coffee returned the first of
the week from Oakland, where he wit
messed the marriage of his sister.
II. It. Bragdon of the January came
into camp the first of the week after
six weeks visit in San Francisco.
State Comptroller Sam Davis, own
|er of the Carson Appeal, was one of
the visitors at the Railroad Day cele-
bration.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Poole of San
Francisco are visiting the camp. Mr..
Poole is interested in the Nevada Pow
er company.
Former Governor X. K. Colcord has
returned to his home at Carson City,
after enjoying the Railroad Day fes-
~t1vities here.
C. K.ySmith, recorder of the newly
established South Bullfrog Mining dis
ltrict. was in Goldfeld this week on
business matters.
A. 8. Wollberg, a prominent mining
man of San Francisco, is investigating
the mineral conditions of the Goldfield
mining district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Key Pittman, of Ton
opah, were visitors during the Rail
road Day celebration, coming over in
their own auto.
James d. Potter OF New York City
arrived in Goldfeld Monday for the
purpose of inspecting the mining fea-
lures of the camp.
Samuel Plat, speaker of the Ne
vada house of representatives, has re-
turned home after participating in
the Railroad Day celebration here.
Paul Clopinger, a well known mining
man, has returned from a visit to
the Palmetto range. He is favorably
Impressed with the mineral indications
there.
Marvin Ish, of the firm of Weber
& Ish, is in the White Mountain coun-
try investigating his holdings. He
will be absent from Goldfeld about
ten days.
d. ii. Peery returned from Salt
Lake City Sunday and departed from
Goldfeld Tuesday for the Bullfrog
county, where he has large mining
interests.
E. B. Yerrington, general freight
and passenger agent of the Virginia
and Truckee railroad, was in the camp
early this week in the interests of
that road.
j. l.. Earl of New Jersey is invest
igating his mining holdings near Dia-
~mondfeld. 1t is his purpose to begin
active development work OF the prop
critics at once.
T. B. Owen, of Providence, Rhode
island, and John Erikson of Seattle,
Washington, both of whom are direc-
tors of the st. Ives Mining company,
are in the camp.
Frank s. Horton, principal owner of
the Daisy company and a pioneer of
Goldield, arrived in camp yesterday.
He was accompanied by his wife. The
Horizons have a cosy home in Oakland.
Miss E. Noel and mother, of San
Francisco are visiting in camp this
week. Miss Noel is a very bright
business woman. and is interested with
DR.. White Wolf and p. E. Kretz in
Goldfeld properties.
w. Harvey has the finest and most
complete line of ladies' furnishings
and fancy goods in the city. The
latest styles in hats, waists, evening
gowns, tailored suits and coats. Cali
at 223 Main street and examine the
stock. 1t
John T. Donnellan, manager Of the
Goldfeld Office of the Kenneth L. DON
%nellan company, brokers and mining
Investments, left Tuesday night for
San Francisco. Mr.. Donnellan is
threatened with typhoid fever and win
remain at sea-level until he regains
his health.