The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

some months, hut il is Mrs. Herrick's
first trip to the district. She IL very
favorably impressed with the city, par
tIcularly so in the face of the many ma
licious falsehoodS that have been pub
lished recently in outside papers, re-
garding conditions in camp.
Money for p%atenting or for assess
nient work furnished for an interest.
See EDWARD. T. PATRICK,
Opposite Goldti-ld Lumber Co., or ad-
dress, Box 80, Goldfield. If
Michael Cooney, a noted mining en-
gineer, who at one time had charge of
the Transvaal mint in South Africa,
had the misfortune to fall into a hole
at Columbia the other night and in
jured his arm.
w. ii. Lang Of the Mims-Sutro COM
pany, is building n Of the neatest res
licences in the camp on Crook avenue:
1t will have four rooms and be built OF
expanded metal and cement. Mrs. Lang
is now here also.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Doane have re-
turned from u visit with friends in Reno
where they spent the holidays. They
report having had all exceptionally
pleasant stay in the Nevada metropolis.
Mrs. Linton's boarding house lin rear
of the Pearl restaurant and alongside
the Union paint shop) is now ready to
accommodate any number of boarders
by the day, week or month. Lunches a
speciality. II
S. +. McIntire, agent for the Water
company ut Austin, New, a brother OF
Austin q. Mclntire of THE NEWS force,
was in camp this week. He will go to
Bishop and ma decide later to come
back and locate here.
Parties desiring leases on the Gold
field Mint group OF claims, which is To-
Gated about | 500 feet west Of the Sand
storm and Kendall group of mines, may
procure the same by calling at h law
Office of Charles l.. Hayes, Goldfield,
Nevada. tt
Alden ii. Brown. Il prominent mining
man of Boulder county, Colo, and one
of the owners of the Wano mine at jim
town, is in Goldfield. His opinion of
this section disa.rees with that which
George Teal formed at long range.
Denny Sullivan is finishing his new
building next to Elliott's and when his
new fixtures arrive, he will have M of
the finest resorts in town. In the mean
lime he is open and doing IA good BUSH
ness, as he always does wherever he has
been.
Geo. f. Meiklejohn, eX-assistant Sec
rotary of war, whoohas large interests
in this section, is expected to arrive
in camp the first of next week. Mr..
| Meikleiohn has done good work in
bringing the attention OF capitalists in
the East to Goldfield.
d. b. ellis, general manager of the
Montana-Tonopah, accompanied NAL
colin Macdonald 70 Goldfield this week.
Mr.. ellis is an affable gentleman, and
The fact that he odds his position
proves that he must be a competent
mining man rs well.
". p. Hatch, "A newspaper writer and
expert swOrd-ilan, who called Sherman
Bell $ bluff when the latter challenged
him to a duel, arrived in camp yester-
day. Mr.. Hatch appears to be a mild
hammered gen,lemanly good fellow and
advertising the camp.
DR.. White Wolf had IA cold and I'M
comfortable ride Saturday night after
two alleged horse thieves, which he
caught l6 miles south, only to have the
uwner order them released after they
put up a good talk. The Doctor was so
cold he had to be lifted down from his
horse when he got o Midtown.
Eugene p. Shove of the brokerage
firm Of Shove, Aldrich 4 Co.. of Colorado
Springs, is expected in the district in a
few days to arrange to open a brokerage
office here and in San Francisco, with a
view of extensively dealing in Goldtield
securities. The firm Of Shove, Aldrich &
Co. control the Goldtield Lone Star
company.