The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20

G.. H. Koehler and family came up
from Bullfrog Monday.
George Slusher OF San Francisco IS
in Goldfeld on business.
Oliver Mathews is at Bullfrog in
speeding his mining holdings.
Henry Thurstell of Carson City was
registered at the Esmeralda this week.
All the latest novels and periodicals
at Union drug store. Goldfield-Tonopah.
f. l.. Gibbons of San Francisco spent
a few DAYS in camp looking after bust
ness matters.
William NJ. Stewart, former United
States senator. was in camp a few
hours Tuesday.
Kiro will cure that cough and cold
No cure, no pay: Union Drug store
Goldfield-Tonopah. II
f. A. Doran, the w~ell-known mill
man. returned from Hawthorne
Wednesday morning.
Grant +. Davis, the mining engineer,
left for Montezuma Thursday to make
a number of surveys in that vicinity.
/. Hirshfeld, receiver of the defunct
Goldfeld bank, is in Hawthorne on
business connected with his receiver
ship.
Kiro will cure that stomach trouble.
back. Union Drug Store. Goldfield-Ton-
opah. u
General Manager Woodwork of the
New Western Reduction company, has
returned to camp from a visit to San
Francisco.
DIR. Rey, who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, is recovering and will
return to his home in Chicago as soon
as his health permits.
Mrs. T. L. Ray, mother of r. l.. Ray,
the well known assayer, arrived in
Goldfeld Wednesday accompanied by
the latter's little son.
General Manager Potter of the
Frank mill who was called to Haw-
thorne as a witness in the Boal-Young
cases returned to Goldfeld Wednesday.
John tombstone and A. A. Moule
have purchased the blacksmith shop
of O'Keefe Brothers and will add a
modern machine shop to its equipment.
A. d. Parker, who holds a large in
terest in the Florence mine, has been
appointed vice president and general
manager of the Colorado Southern rail
road.
Mrs. j. T. Milligan left Tuesday
evening for Reno where she will be met
by her father, John Watson of Texas,
who will accompany her to Los Angeles
where she will remain during the win
ter. ssft
Charles r. Knapp has purchased the
lot and building adjoining the Del
Monte saloon, the consideration being
$500. The premises are now occupied
by the G.. s. Johnson Brokerage COM
pany.
Z. Marks & Co. contemplate the cree
tion of a large warehouse at the corner
of Crook avenue and First street. 1t IS
to be 35x100 feet in dimensions, two
stories in height and will be built of
corrugated iron.
Colonel T. B. Hickey, president of
the State Bank & Trust company, and
of the Nevada Power, Mining and Mill
ing company, and G. M. HoDos, general
manager of the latter company, weee
in camp this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1. darcy of Bull
frog registered at the Esmeralda this
week. Mr.. Darcy is a prominent min
ing engineer, having been identified
with the John Hays Hammond inter
ests for some time.
Byron E. Shear of Tonopah, passed
through Goldfeld Tuesday on his way
to Bullfrog where he will make an in
spection of his mining property, after
ward returning here for a few days.
Mr.. Shear will soon go east on a bust
ness trip.
Geo. w. Richard, formerly cashier of
the State Bank 6 Trust company, who
owns valuable real estate in Goldfeld,
was over from Tonopah this week.
Mrs, Richard, who had a limb broken
while visiting in Honolulu, has inn
proved but has not fully recovered the
use of the injured limb.
Fred B. King, of Bridgeport, Conn,
representing Douglas, Lacey & Co., was
in camp this week. He is inspecting
some property which his firm
is developing in the Cuprite
district, fourteen miles south of
uoldfeld. Mr.. King stopped at the
Black Hills, in South Dakota, and will
go from here to California, Lower Cal
ifornia and Arizona, in all which places
Douglas, Lacey & Co. have interests.
He will also attend the American Min
ing congress at Ell Paso, t. which he
was appointed a delegate by the gov
ernor of Connecticut, after which he
will go to Mexico.