The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Marchall ID. Draper, mining engineer,
has resigned his connections with Weber
& lsh to devote his whole attention to
his personal affairs.
Benton Hurd has gone on a prospect
ing trip to the Bullfrog country. lie
left here on Wednesday and expects to
be zone for several weeks.
W III. Eddy, a prominent mining
promoter of Denver. has arrived in Gold-
field with the expectation of transfer
fering the location of his extensive in
ests to this city.
The lovers of good e~atingand drinking
will ~patron.ze the Frisco Cafe. If
VI. +. Rowland, a prominent Alaska
operator, who has been located here for
over two months, left on Wednesday for
Seattle. He will visit his home at Cen
trail City, Nebraska, New York and other
eastern cities before returning to Gold
field.
Goldfield is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
q lot now-it will make you money. tt
W. +. SoRelle has returned from Los
Angeles and San Francisco. He says
Los Angeles is much interested in the
question of a railroad to Goldtield and
that it is only a matter OF time until
some definite action will be taken. San
Francisco is very much alive to the de-
velopments here and the stock market
is strong in Goldfield stocks.
MISREPRESENTATION as plain cook or
work of any kind, by woman of exper-
fence. Address Cook, News office. 1t
c. F. Potter, OF Denver, accompanied
by L. l.. Aiken of Colorado Springs,
arrived on Tuesday. Mr.. Potter is a
heavy stakeholder in the Nevada Power
NJ. ( VI. Co., Gold Button NJ. Co.,
! Joshua Man NJ. Co. and Goldteld Apex
NJ. Co. Mr.. Aiken is a well known
mining man of Colorado and has had a
representative in Goldfield for some
time past.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfield. Buy a lot now. n
Maurice J. Finkelstein, known in
Alaska as "Fink," returned to New
York on Tuesday after spending some
time here. Mr.. Finkelstein spent eight
years in Alaska and after he reaches
New York, where he is now low located,
expects to 60 to Valdez, Alaska, where
he owns some valuable interests. He
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expects to return here about July.
MANY Goldfeld residents have re-
Gently been visiting the famous Byron
Hot Springs of California. They found
an elegant hotel with every comfort.
Hot mineral and mud baths. Almost
sure cure for rheumatism. Booklets at
this office. f17tf
w. ii. Ieamans, of Kansas City. a
brother-in-law of Alfred A. Borlini. the
well known stock broker, is visiting in
Goldtield and expects to become identi-
fed with business interests here. Mr..
Yeamans for years was chief weigh
master and timekeeper at the Kansas
City Stock Yards. He says Kansas
City is excited over Goldtield and that
many business men intend to come here
during the IN
You should 90 to Mckim's store in
Columbia and see the new lines OF ladies'
novelty dress goods, ginghams, lawns,
silkolines, cretons, belts, silk shirts,
kimonas, shirt waist suits and waists,
muslin underwear, infants and child
ren's dresses, ladies', misses and child
ren's shoes and Oxford ties. Everything
up-to-date. tt
Robt. Bile, h has been visiting
here, went to New York on Tuesday.
He will return to Goldfeld in four
weeks. Mr.. Bile was an extensive OPP
orator in Alaska. Among his many
achievements was the sale of an inter
est in the Nizina property in the Copper
River district in 1904 to Philadelphia
people for $3.50 1000. He obtained an
option on this interest and the same
day the option was obtained paid over
to the owner $3.50 900.