The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
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that the union card is on the side of
the wagon.
Op-ician.. Blak"slee 4 Lord. II
Homer v 10 Lime left Tuesday for
Portland, Ore, Vancouver, B. c., and
later to Boston. He expects to be gone
about sis weeks.
Expert watchmakers, Blakeslee & Lord. tt
Roy ridge returned last week from
Kansas City, where he h 8 cen for
some time. Mr.. Ridge, who was quite
i'll, is now considerably better.
We lead. Ietpthtr foilow-Tac Frisc" Cafc.
Geo. D. Pync left Sunday evening
for Hawthorne, where he will get as
special prosecutor for the dcpositors
in the ease against the hank hooters.
Sou enirs Of the district, 1t Blskcslec &
Lords. Il
r. G.. Withers, q well known mining
attorney of Colorado, has opened an
| office in Goldtield. lie is u brother of
Thomas Withers, the mining engineer.
Have you TT ed the new summer d ink Mt
Tn" Northern? If
II. X. Bacon, who recently recovered
from an attack of pneumonia. left last
| Sunday to %recuperate his strength in
the vicinity of Bishop. He went by
wagon.
Frank L. Richardson returned from
= months vacation in California on
Wednesday. He says he enjoyed the
| ocean breazes Coz "while but got home
sick for the desert.
Mary A. Mclaughlin, a bright and
popular school teacher of Anaconda,
| Mont, has joined her brother. James,
here. She will Doubtless make Gold
| field her future home.
The Catholic ladies of Goldfleld
gave Il card party AZ L~dies' Aid hall
last Tuesday and the proceeds were
| donate, TO the church. 1t was a fin
anciai and social success
Miss Town, dressmaking. corner Euclid and
Crook Avenues. II
w. A. Ingalls, was in Hawthorne this
week attending to legal business. The
! popular ex-aherIf has become heavily
interested in mining property az we'll
"a real estate at Silver Peak.
James G. Common will leave for Beat
ty the first Of the week where he will
| take charge of the Montgomery-Sho-
Shone company's office. Mr.. Connor
Mnd friends are heavily interested in
the bonanza
To make money In real estate. go with the
crowd. GoldfeId is 1T. II
Judge J. w. Deane, Of Denver, and
formerly of Aspen, Colorado, is again
in camp after an absence of several
months. Mr.. Dcane is already inter
ested in Goldfeld mining propositions
ard it is his intention to get some of
his friends Interested with him.
Which is the best restaurant on the desert?
The Frisco Cafe. II
The big automobile running between
! Goldfeld Columbia and Diamondfield
Is dong a thriving business. Manager
| Davis says if it is necessary he will
| put on another machine and make
hourly round trips.
The man whose sole thought is to
work eight hours Il day usually &C
composites his purpose. The man who
is wiiling to finish an unfinished task
after that, employs the eight-hour
man.-Ores and Metals.
Carney & Newcomb is the name of ~
new firm Of lawyers who have opened
IN Office in Goldfeld. Mr.. Carney is ii
son Of ExLieutenant Governor Carney,
of Colorado, and for some time was in
the Office of Senator Patterson.
John Horgan, one of Cripple Creeks
hest known prospectOrs and ~lessens,
returned from there last Tuesday. He
| sold out all his property there and has
| decided to make southwestern Nevada
the scene of his mining operations.
j. Fl. McNicholas, a mining engineer
Of the firm Of McNicholas & Davis,
| has arrived in camp and will remain
,.cre while his partner goes east for
the summer. He SAYS Goldfield IS a
wonder.
Hugh Sparkman Of Los Angeles ar
| rived in Goldfield last TCes;4v and 1t
is his intention 10 east his lot with
US. in speak, &C the attacks OF a
Los Angeles paper on the camp, he
sud: "The vast majority of the peo-
pie of southern California are con
vInced that Goldfelu is q great mining
| camp and the unreasonat! &c roasts only
help to advertise It's greatness.
All the latest novels ana periodicals. al Union
Drug Store, GOldfield- TonOpah. II
If improvements continue as in the
past few months, the Goldfield .post-
| office will become one of the moiels
| of the country. Five hunured addi-
! tional combination lock boxes were
put in the first of the week and
rs per cent of them will be taken
| BEFORE the week is over. The days OF
poor mail service are at an end, as
well as the long delays in reaching
the general delivery windows.
The lovers of good eating and drinking VIII
| patronize the Frisco Cafe. VI
l.. G.. Mount, private secretary to
Volney b. Leonard, left for Los An
geles Tuesday and after finishing pri-
vate business on the coast will make
a tour of the east in the interest of
Mr.. Leonard's promotions. Several
tiattering offers have been received for
extensive options on both the Nevada
Prospecting and Mining company and
the United Bullfrog Mines company,
and these will receive Mr.. Mount s at
| ~tention and a settlement secured
whereby these companies will sell
their entire treasury stock through
| we'll established eastern agencies. Mr..