The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-30
A ROYAL GOOD TINE.
Will Be Given the San Francisco Rro-
kers Next Week.

kers Next Week.
1t was large and enthusiastic
meeting which assembled last Tuesday
evening at the office Of the Kenneth
Donncllan company. The meeting was
called for the purpose of devising
WAYS and means of entertaining mem
bers of the San Francisco Stock and
Exchange board, who will visit Gold
| field and Tonopah next week.
l.. l.. Patrick was elected chairman
of the meeting and Jno. r.. Donnelian
secretary. 1t was the consensus OF
opinion among those present that tho
| visit of the San Francisco brokers
would result in much good and that
when they saw for themselves tho
great mines and promising prospects
they would go home full of enthusi'
asm, which would later be instilied
into their clients with the result of an
increased activity in Goldfeld stocks
and prices commensurate with the in
trinsic value of the properties.
A formal invitation to visit Gold
field was telegraphed the members OF
the exchange through President Rug
giles, and they were assured that they
would not only be shown the greatest
gold mines ever known, age and deveE
opment considered, but would also be
| riven an exhibition OF true southern
Nevada hospitality.
1t has been practically decided that
the formal entertainment of the brok-
crs will consist of automobile rides to
the principal mines, a banquet and
public reception and bah, The latter
| vii take place on the evening of the
9Th and the banquet on the evening
of the 5th. But in addition to all for
NAL entertainment everybody is going
to "butt in'' if they see. q chance %
give the brokers' the time of their
lives. The Red Top company arr
having stick pins made with a rich
specimen of free gold ore and one VII
he presented to each Of the visitors
Aboat Ywenty bs brokers are o~peess
ed from saa Frassiuso and twenty
from Tonopah wilt ssuue over WITH
them. .
Chairman Patrick, Secretary Don
nellan and D. II. Peey will act as q
reception committee to meet the brok-
ers at Tonopah and escort them to
Goldfeld.
T.. l.. Mcclure, r. L.. COlburn, j. F.
Mitchell, D. II. Peery, January
Jones, George Wingfeld and J. H.
Macmillan were appointed q reception
and finance committee.
w. s. Williams, A. G. Eisen and Ma
jor Stanton were appointed as com
mittee on the banquet
L. L. Patrick, nj. M. Detch, c. Il.
Mayne, j. P. Sweeney, d. Fl. Perry
January Jones, It. G. Lockhart, f.
Wilcox, w. II. Clark, T.. II. Latbrap,
j. +. O'Bricn and II. II. Bragdon Were
appointed as a committee on enter
tainment
The finance committee have done ex-
cellent work and in a short time raised
fund of over $500, which is ample
for proper entertainment of our
guests.
The banquet viii be given at the
Palm Cafe and w. II Clark will act
as toastmaster. This banquet viii be
one of the features OF the entertain
ment and will cost $40 n plate.
Not only during their stay in Ton
opah and Goldfeld will the visiting
brokers' be we'll cared for, but tho
trip to Tonopab will be made extra
pleasant: The Southern Pacific will
furnish private ear which will bring
them through without change to- Haw-
thorne. There they will have the uSe
of the private ear of Alonzo 'Tripp,
superintendent of the Tonopah rail
road.
Tonopah will give the San Francis
cans a fitting reception but the climax
will be reached during their stay IN
Goldfield