The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-19

ing his left foot and crushing the toes
quite badly. Mr.. Doran will I've laid up
for some time.
All the latest novels and periodicals at Union
Drug Store. Goldfeld-Tonopsh. II
+. q. Blood went to Ida on Tuesday
on an important mining deal. Mr.. Blood
is heavily Interested in the old camp and
speaks enthusiastically over its pros
poets.
The high rollers got together at The
Northern on Wednesday night. Stud
poker was the game and white checks
were IS each. Several thousand dollars
changed hands.
The ball and social given by Federal
Labor Union No. $40 at Miners Union
hall on Thu sday evening was a success
IN every way. 1t was gwen for the senetit
of the sick members of the organization
and q handsome sum was realized.
The best illustrated and descriptive issue of
Bullfro9, 6oidfeld aud Tonopah yet-the spe-
cial issue of salt Lake Mining Review. Home
Paper News Cart, sole agents. tip
X. l.. Coibarn OF the firm of Colburn
< Williams left m a business trip to
arizona on Thursday. He will also stop
fl for a few days at Los Angeles and ex-
)ects to be awav iron home ten DAVIS.
OF special interest to stockholders-the spe-
ial issue of the salt Lake Mining Review gives
~Lformation regarding every company operat-
ng in the Nevada gold fields. Now on sale.
Tome Paper Cart only. ltp
Louis S. F~innegan made a business trip
o Bullirog this week.
The Goldfeld Bank and Trust COM
oany moved into its new building at the
southwest corner of Hall and Main
streets the first of the week. The build
ng j. one of the finest in the city and
he bank headquarters are c~ommodious
and elegantly furnished.
Goldfield is the business center and center of
population OF the district. Buy a lot now-it
vitl make you money. If
John j. Owens and wife of Tonopah
we're the guests of DR.. Liggett and wife
his week. DR.. Liggett and Mr.. Owens
we're partners in mining ventures in
Cripple Greek ten years ago, and are
now interested in a large number OF
good prospects together in Goldield,
ronopah and Bullfrog.
special sale OF Children's Dresses this week.
Hats arriving daily, at the Bon Ton Millinery.
5. II. Kitto, formerly cashier of the
Nye and Ormsby County Bank of Gold
field, accompanied by Mrs. Kitto is in
San Francisco enjoying a vacation. Mr..
kitto resigned his position when the
change in ownership occurred the first
OF the week. He informed his friends
before leaving that it was his intention
to return to Goldtield and engage in some
line of business.
Jerry Mahoney, who has been taking
in the southern mining camps for the
past six weeks, is back in town again.
He said he saw some good mines and
prospects on the trip but is of the opin-
ion that the Goldfield district is hard to
beat. He will leave for his home in
Denver in a few days to attend to some
pressing business.
Kiro will cure that cough ard eold-Eo cure,
no, pay. Union Drug store. Goldheld-Tono
pah. Il
James a. Pearce OF New York is a
recent arrival. Mr.. pearce is Il well
known and successful Colorado oper-
ator who Tor several wears has been To-
Gated III New York. He has just re-
turned from a visit to Paris and London
ard while here will probably acquire
some Goldield properties for his Euro
pean associates.
Best bread, best butter. best tea. best coffee
Csfe. II
Frank Smith was bound over to the
grand jury by Justice Bell on Wednes-
day. lie was arrested rn a warrant
sworn out by A. G. Adams charging him
with the theft OF 800 pounds of ore
from the Montezuma mine. Mr.. Adams
is superintendent of the mine and he
alleges that the ore was taken from the
dump. Smiths bono vas placed at $500.
Kiro will cure that stomach trouble Guar
snteed-you can get your money back. Union
Drug store. Coldtield- Tonopah. tt
The Denver Daily Mining Record has
I established a permanent office in Gold
field. 1t is in charge of Wing B. Allen,
1.-THE well-known correspondent and adj
vertiser, who will give his entire time to
the interests of this one paper-a stroke
OF enterprise on the part of the Record
that should be appreciated by the min
ling world and bring good patronage to
the paper.
Milton NJ. Detch has returned from a
months trip to California. He states
that the Arkell failure caused a temper
airy slump in the San Francisco stock
market but during the past week there
has been a marked improvement. Mr..
Los Angeles mining exchange and pre-
diets great things for it. He says the
Los Angeles brokers are live, energetic
business men and are sure to succeed.
Call at McKim's and see their new line of
agate ware and kitchen goods, wash tubs,
| broolnS, etc. IT
Thomas Kilker of Bullfrog was united
in marriage to Miss Mary Hines of Gold.
field Wednesday evening. Father Der
mody officiated and John Kinds was
best mar and Miss Kate McCafferty
bridesmaid. After the marriage cere-
mony a sumptuous banquet was spread
at the Palm. Mr.. Kilker is one of the
mine owners OF Bullfrog and the bride,
Who came here from Victor, Colo, with
her parents, was II OF the popular
young ladies of Goldtield. The happy