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

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NJ. c.. Newton of Sacramento was in
Goldfeld Monday.
M. David was up from San Francisco
on business Monday.
j. B. Croake is up from Ida on min
ing business this week.
J. c. Jones of New York City ar
rived in camp Sunday.
J. B. Coe of Portland, Oregon, ar
rived in camp Monday.
w. v. withee of Salt Lake city is In
town on business this week.
J. B. Carr of Tonopah was a visitor
in camp the first of the week.
J.. H. Hoffman, the Gold Center
brewer, is in Goldfeld today.
J. T. Davis of Carson city arrived
in camp Wednesday morning.
Max Meyer left for a short business
trip to San Francisco Thursday.
J. R. Woodbridge of Tonopah was in
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W. M. Grimes of Tonopah was regis
tered at the Esmeralda Saturday.
T. P. Brown of Kawich was in town
a day or two recently on business.
Will C. Russell of Tonopah was IN
Goldfeld a day or two this week.
L. X. Kountz of Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, arrived in Goldfeld Saturday.
j. G.. Jeffries of San Francisco was in
camp a few days this week on business.
John Bonham of New York city is
in camp this week looking over the dis
trict.
t. J. Wyker of San Francisco was IN
Goldfeld several days the first of the
week.
Capt. j. B. Mendari, of the Red Top
Mining company, was in camp last
week.
E.. l.. Cross, one of the locators Of
the Original Bullfrog, was in Goldield
last Saturday.
J. w. Bannerman of San Francisco
was in camp for a day or two this
week on business.
Geo Kislingbury, a prominent min
ing man of Los Angeles, was IN
Goldfeld last week.
Mrs. J. L. Heron and daughter ar
rived in Goldfeld Tuesday and will
make their home here.
C. E. Austin has arrived home from a
four months prospecting tour as far as
the west slope of the White mountains.
E. G. Ellinwood of San Antonio, Ne
vada, arrived in Goldfeld Monday to
look after business matters in this
locality.
Miss Lizzie Timlin, who has been
residing in Goldfeld for the past
year, left Sunday for Tonopah where
she will make her home. f
Geo. A. Eastman, one of the proprie-
tors of the Brown Palace hotel, re-
turned Monday from a trip to San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
T. G. Lockhart, of the Florence mine,
returned last night from a trip to
Denver. Mrs. Lockhart, who has been
as far east as New York, accompanied
him.
An opportunity for a jolly Dutch
supper, c~hafng-dish party or midnight
oyster spread is offered by The South
ern Cafe, which is now open from 6 s.
m. to - D. m. N24-2t
Allen Seidel of ST. Louis, Missouri,
arrived in Goldfeld Sunday and will
reside here for some time. This is Nh.
Seldel's first visit to Goldfeld but he
has already made investments here and
is very sanguine in regard to the
future of the camp.
Geo. F. Brown, a prominent lumber
man from San Francisco and a frien1
of H. T. Bragdon's was in camp last
week. He is a director in the Goldfell
Mining company and also the Tonopah
Golden Gate company which owns val
liable mining property at Tonopah.
Cyrus Bradley a prominent mining
man of Spokane, Wash, arrived in
camp Saturday evening and will re-
main for some time as the guest of his
nephew, Howard B. Dennis. During his
stay in Goldfeld Mr.. Bradley will look
over the district with the view of in
vesting in mining property here.