The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
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J, +. Mitchell went Is Tohopah Tues
day on the auto, ns4T. - 10Y 1Its
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. b: Wamp1er Went TO
ITonopah Tuesday. : s~
N. ID. Frisbie, the Tonopah attorney,
is q visitor in camp
Gunther's candy at the Union drug
stores, Goldfeld and Tonopah. tt
Judge Clay Peters is in Goldfield this
week looking after his many interests.
| Circulating library at the Union drug
stores at Goldheld and Tonopah- tt
Geo. F. Blakeslee has been in camp
this week looking after the fixing up Of
his handsome new store.
T. P. Rigney, the mining man Of Salt
Lake, returned Sunday from a months
visit to his home. 81 ffs
WANrED-Woman for general house,
work. Address Box Il. Goldheld. II
| Sherwood Aldrich, of Colorado
Springs, and heavily. interested In the
Lone Star group, is in camp this week.
Judge Bartsch, of the supreme bench OF
Utah, who has beer a ten-days' visitor
in the city, has returned to his home in
Salt Lake.
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John G. Spinney, state agent OF the
Equitable Lie Insurance company, Is III
camp from Reno. He came in with Al
bert 5. Watson. tu =
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldtield. Buy a lot now. =
l.. l.. Patrick is in San Francisco OH a
pleasure trip. He will take a steamer
"trip to Honolulu before returning, and
will be gone about six weeks.
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfield is 1T. tt
Eugene Ring, formerly of Butte, Mont,
but late OF New York, is one OF the re-
cent arrivals. Besides looking over this
district he has made a trip to Bullfrog.
Mrs Leola Leon, civil war nurse, with
Goldfield Undertaking Co., 76O Main st.
II. f. Woodward, a prominent mining
man of Aspen, Colo, IL a visitor III the
camp. Mr.. Woodward is heavily inter
ested in the Goldtield- Monarch company.
Best bread, best butter, best tea, best
coffee and the best service in Goldileld
at the Frisco Cafe. tt.
Harry Epstein, formerly a conductor
on the c. Il c., was in camp Monday on
his way back from Bullfrog. He has
mining interests there and says In future
he is "a booster for Bullfrog.
Rlank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for sale at The NEWS office.
w. j. Arkell arrived in Goldfield on
Tuesday. de will hang out his shlngle
in the district and transact Il hlgh-class
brokerage business, devoting his atten-
ton to the promotion Of big mining en-
terprlses.
Wanted-Backer. for manufacturing
plant in Goldtield. Will make fortune
IN & months. 5000 needed. Address.
b. NJ, box G5, Goidlield. j27t2pd
Edgar NJ. Swasey, late OF Barnhart &
Swasey, advertising agents OF San Fran
cisco, but now associated with the Gold-
field Exploitation company, was III camp
this week. He left Wednesday for the
East on business for the company.
For Sale-l upright K%ingsbury piano,
in good order; also piano stool and scarf.
Price $500. Address f. j. Waidmann,
z. U. Box 234, Tonopah, New. tt
LosT-A fountain pen with {. j. M.
engraved on band. A suitable reward
will be paid on return to Charles j..
Maher, or to The NEWS office. 2Oj2t
ldlOT UdTuilcT, d. lLlIluCDCIS l. l .
Dyer and Ii. w. Ridgeway left Wednes-
day morning for Bulltrog to examine a
number of properties with a view to
taking them over and developing the
ground. They will be away a week or
ten days.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recerding) for sale at The
News office. tt
Fred Ross, formerly of Colorado
Springs, is erecting a twO-stOry building
lust south of The News office, which will
be used for a hotel. 1t will contain fifty
rooms and at the rate MIR. Ross is rush
ing work it should be finished about
February 18th.
l.. l.. Patrick has instructed bis archi-
tect to draw up plans for a two story
frame office building, 36x6O feet, on the
lot adjoining the office of the Goldfield
Mining company on Main street. 1t will
be occupied by L. l.. Patrick, Kenneth
Donnellan & Co., and several mining
companies as offices.
Hubbard Chester 4 Hess, whose card
appears in another column, are late ar
rivals in Columbia, where they have
opened offices. The gentlemen are min
ing engineers, U. S. Ceputy mineral sur
veyors and assayers and have had a
wide experience in Colorado, Montana,
Alaska and other mining centers. They
solicit a share of the public patronage.
Geo. NJ. Holloway, formerly county
clerk of King county, WASH, has ar
rived in Goldfield ard has opened up a
harness and saddlery shop on Crook
avenue, one and a half blocks west of
Main street. He comes with splendid
recommendations from those who have
known him for years in the Northwest
and those wishing anything in his line
can be assured of fair treatment.
Locating sStraiGht Up."