The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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E. E. Southworth of Bullfrog vas in
camp Saturday.
s. A. Mcdonald was a visitor from
Tonopah this week.
II. G.. McMahon was a Bullfrog Wis
itor in camp Saturday.
Paul Archbault of Duluth Minnesota,
arrived in camp Monday.
Geo. E. Bailey of Los Angeles ar
rived in camp Wednesday.
Tbos. E. Hesh of Seattle, Washing
ton, arrived in camp Sunday.
NJ. 1. Whitney Of Los Angeles is IN
the city on business matters.
Henry B. Allison of Kansas City IS
in the camp on mining matters.
Valley Pritchard of Gold Mountain
is in town this week on business.
F. T. Collow of New York City IS
Goldfeld this week ON business.
Charles A. Hudson of Boston, Mass,
is in the district on mining matters.
Tom Aubrey has returned from c
visit of several weeks in San Francisco.
w. F. Mcdonald was over from Ton
opah on business a day or two this
week.
DIR. VIM. X. Robinson's office and
residence are now located at the Hotel
co,dfeld "a.
E. E. Krouskop Of Loveland, Colo
RADIO, arrived in camp Monday for q
brief visit.
E. S. Johnston Of San Francisco IS
looking after business matters in Gold
field this week.
A. Reynolds, a mining man OF Den
yer arrived in camp yesterday for u
brief business visit.
William Redding returned to camp
yesterday from a prospecting trip IN
the Montezuma country.
C. NJ. Wisler of Los Angeles, who s
interested in mining in this district,
returned to camp Thursday.
v. H. Conkle, VIM. A. Mears and W..
A. Tatum, all of Philadelphia, were
in Goldfeld during the week.
R. L. Johns, president of the Gold
field Mining company, returned Sunday
from a weeks visit in San Francisco.
G.. F. Walker, Jr., of San Francisco
arrived in camp Tuesday and will re-
main several days to look after busi-
ness matters.
The biggest plate of beans in Gold
field, with coffee, bread and butter, all
for twenty-five cents at Vienna Bakery
Crook aveune It
w. j. Robinson of Philadelphia, re-
Gently of Attain, British Columbia,
where he has large dredging interests,
arrived in town today.
B. S. Parker, formerly of Cripple
Creek, but more recently of Ell Paso,
Texas, arrived in camp Monday for the
purpose of locating here.
Mrs. Collins, mother of Ed. Collins,
the Goldfeld pioneer, left for her, home
this week after a pleasant visit with
her son and daughter-in-law.
Bernard s. Allcote of Rochester, n.
Y, came up from the Bullfrog country
Monday for the purpose of investigA-
ting the mineral conditions here.
The Eagles are to open their charter
for the whole month of January. APP
plications for membership may be
made to Joseph w. Smith, secretary.
Robert Page of Rhyolite was IN
Goldfeld a few hours on Thursday on
his way to San Jose, California, where
he is called by the death of his
mother.
Mrs. Dan McCafferty, who has been
visiting the family of her brother, J..
E. Conner, for the past six weeks, re-
turned to her home in Lake City, Col
orado, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore, who has extensive
interests in the Goldfeld mining dis
trict, returned Thursday from a trip TO
her home in Washington, D. c, and
other eastern points.
Guy Leroy Stevick, a well known
attorney of Denver, arrived in Gold
field Wednesday. He will remain a
few days to look after his interests in
the Goldfeld Bulldog and other com
panies.