The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-29

ing in Goldfeld.
W. w. wishon is in san Francisco on
a business visit.
Don't fail to get 3 copy Of The
News annual edition.
B. F. Phillips was among the visitors
from the city tbs geek.
X. F. Gregory of Denver is in the
camp on mining matters.
w. G. Campbell, of Spokane, is a
guest at the Brown Palace.
H. G.. Fillmore of San Francisco is in
the city on mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Vetman of New
York spent the week in Goldfeld.
w. A. Malley, of Los Angeles, is
among the California visitors in Gold
field.
q. H. Wright, of Bullfrog, WAS
among the guests at the Esmeralda this
week.
r. H. Downer and NJ. H. Downer, of
Ouray, Colo, are guests at the Brown
Palace.
The best way to tell your friends
about %Goldfeld-s send them The News
Annual.
George Holbrook cume over from
Tonopah Thursday to look after his in
terests here.
When you are waited on at the Union
Drug store you are waited on right by
a licensed pharmacist.
j. T. Davis was in from the Monte
yuma district to spend the holidays
with friends in Goldfeld.
The News Annual contains the com.
plete story of Goldfeld and surrount-
ing camps. Only 25e a copy.
A. H. Mayne, who Is in Salt Lake
City on mining business, is expected to
return to camp about January /.
8. McGibben, w. A. Longhi, E. Light
foot and E. Mayer of Gold Mountain,
were holiday visitors in Goldfeld this
week.
N. F. and H. E. Bogartson, mining
engineers from Blsbee, Arizona, are in
speeding the mineral possibilities of
the Goldfield district.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.. Culburn arrived
home last night from San Francisco
-xLo-o %ha, Docoa1 ChricfnoS DC tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Taylor.
Christmas night the Indians So
cial club gave a Christmas dance in
Ladies' Aid hall. The affair was a
great success Inc thoroughly enjoyet
by a happy company of young people.
w. A. Stevens left the first of the
week for Gold Mountain where he
went to look after matters in connec-
ton with the development of the Butte
Goldfeld Mining company's property.
}. C. Mccormack, a prominent mining
man having extensive interests in the
Goldfeld and Bullfrog districts, leaves
for the last mentioned point tomorrow
for the purpose of inspecting his hold
ings.
The wife and daughter of s. E. Yer
milyea, a prominent Goldield attorney,
are visiting him for the holidays, hav-
ing stopped off here en- route to their
home at Bishop, CAL, from an extended
trip in the east.
Local liverymen say that business
has been better with them during the
past week than for some time in the
past. They report a large number of
people going into The hills every day,
most of them to look over properties.
Mrs. Dorothy b.. M.oers, a well
known San Francisco literary woman,
was here several day this week col
lecting data for a story which she is
soon to produce which will have
Southern Nevada as it's scene of action.
Mrs. H. l.. Howe and Horace l..
Howe, Jr., wife and son of II. L. Howe
Of the Goldfeld Undertaking & Mer-
camille company, arrived in camp last
night from their home in Oakland and
will remain for several weeks. +
Arnold Goodfriend, who for some
time past has been in charge of the
furniture department of E. Marks q
Co., has resigned his position and in
company with his wife left camp yes
terday for San Francisco where they
will in the future reside.
J.. r. Duffeld left Thursday morning
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. K. T.
Duffeld, for Reno. Mrs. Duffeld will
60 to Philadelphia to spend the winter
while Mr.. Duffeld will take a business
trip to San Francisco. Miss Edna Duff
| feld will remain in Gold6eld and keen