The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-10
LOCAL N PERSONAL.

| IL. ". INpus ItIICSChtiHS thC >"i'C'
mia Powder company, was here on busi-
ness this week.
We lead, let others follow-The
Frisco Cafe.
II. F. Farley has arrived here from
San Francisco to take a position with
the electric light company.
TT. Supple, former sheriff of Boulder
county, Col, Is here and will locate and
go into business.
Some ia Natividad" cigars, best
ever, Gold Bug Store, agents. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Camp have returned
from a pleasant two weeks s%ojourn in
San Francisco and other California
cities.
Which is the best restaurant on the
desert! The Frisco Cafe. If.
a. X. Wheeler has gone to the Bull
frog district to inspect the Bullfrog An
mex and other properties In which he is
interested.
Maltese, best sc cigar in the world, at
Gold Bug Store. II
Jerry Mahoney, A prominent Colorado
mining man, is looking over the district
with a view to locating here.
Gunther's candy at the Union drug
stores, Goldfield and Tonopah. tt
Four-room house, tent and lot for sale
cheap. Apply to Mclaughlin 4 Jane
son, Don 3, Exploration building. ltp
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfeld is 1T. tt
B.Pearlman of Tonopah passed through
Goldfield yesterday en- route to Beatty,
where he contemplates opening a whole
sale liquor house.
A new lot of tents, house Innings, oil
cloth and Buckingham & Hecht's Shoes,
high and regular cuts, at Mckim's
stores, Columbia and Tonopah.
II. NJ. Blakeley of Spokane, WASH,
was among the visitors in am during
the week. Mr.. Blakeley is a big dry
goods merchant of the northern city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hustling man
with thorough knowledge OF stock Drok-
erage business to take active interest in
this line OF business. Apply to ii. B.
Lind 4 Co. 1t
Geo. w. Ross, former collector of GUS
toms in Alaska, is here looking over the
district. He is interested with Hank
Summers in some promising claims near
Ida.
l will open a first-class chill parlor and
saloon on April lst, second door south
of Esmeralda hotel. Private dining
rooms in rear. All my friends are m
vited to call around. FRANK COUNTS. ltp
Travel to Bullfrog is increasing stead
ily. Besides those who take private
~conveyances, William Kite hens stage is
loa led to the limit with passengers on
every outgoing trip.
The lovers of good eating and drinking
will patron-Le the Frisco Cafe. tt
A. Y. Carpenter is up from Builfrog.
He reports conditions in the southern
crnlps TO be moving along with "a rush
and mining properties advancing in
price every day.
Spouse to night calls. just ring the
bell. tt
Ash-Wednesday, March 9th, was the
first day of Lent. Easter Sunday this
year will fall on April sd. Lenton de-
votions will be held every Sunday even
ing at 40 p. m. at Ladies Aid hall.
Best bread, best butter, best tea, best
coffee and the best service III Goldfield
at the Frisco Cafe. If.
James c. Conner, j. F. Mitchell and
Malcolm Macdonald have gone to Bull
frog to look over the district from a
mining point Of view. They will be
gone about ten days.
NJ. V. Rice, the millionaire mine
owner of Salt Lake City. is visiting in
camp. The significance of his trip to
Goldtield may be inferred from his eX-
tensive mining operations in other
states.
Bryan Haywood, manager of the A. &.
Spaulding's Denver house, has gone to
Bullfrog after a brief visit in camp. 1t
is more than likely Mr.. Haywood will
interest himself in the mines in this
section.
W. S. Montgomery has returned from
BulIfrog, where he examined several
properties with a view to purchasing
and developing them Mr.. Montgomery
was most favorably impressed with the
southern district.
w. 5. Elliott and Geo. ID. Pyne have
returned from Carson, where they went
to urge Goldfeld's claim for the county
seat before the legislature. The latter
drafted the Goldfield incorporation act
which it is believed will! become a law
before the legislature ~adiourns.
5. 3. Slight and Andy Hampel, the
hustling representatives, of the popular
firm OF Hall, Luhrs x Co., of Sacra-
mento, were in Goldfield this week.
They booked orders for six carloads of
goods, which is certainly going some,
but it's their way Of doing things.
j. and F. S. Pheby, prominent min
ing men OF San Francisco, are looking
over the district and will probably take
hold OF several properties here to Oper-
ate. Both men were identified with
Tonopah in the early days of that dis
trict. For two years past they have
been operating in Old Mexico. They
state, however, that they know of no
field SO inviting as southern Nevada,
and particularly Goldfeld.
Peter Somers, ex-mayor of Milwaukee,
is again a visitor in the district. MIR.
Somers was here last fall and was so
impressed with the great possibilities OF
this section that he has decided to re-
side here permanently and operate in
mines. Mr.. Somers will leave for his