The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-29
LOCAL AMI PERSONAL.

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j. NJ. Blair, Of Salt Lake, is in Gold
field this week.
Ed Benane of Bullfrog was a visitor
here this week.
Jack Mernin returned recently from
a trip to Manhattan.
Wm. Berg, a broker of Chicago, spent
the past week in camp.
j. H. Rose of Tonopah registered at
the Esmeralda Wednesday.
H. Requa of Tonopah was in Gold
field several days this week.
w. X. Brown and G. M. Hawkins are
recent arrivals from San Francisco.
j. l.. Isaacs, of Lexington, Kentucky,
was a visitor in camp during the week.
volney T. Hoggatt, the Denver at
torney, is in camp looking after his
interests.
NJ. D. Harrington of Tokop is in
camp on business relating to lis mimi
interests.
Edgar A. Collins, superintendent of
the Combination mine, is away on a
vacation.
Claude Lund of White Mountain
came into camp Wednesday for a few
days visit.
George B. swasey of Bullfrog was
transacting business in Goldfeld
Wednesday.
Mrs. 10 P. Carroll has returned from
San Francisco where she has spent the
past few months.
Patrick Walsh returned from Reno
this week where he put his children in
the Sisters school.
Frank Spencer arrived in Goldfeld
tuesday, from Denver for the purpose
of locating permanently.
Claude C. Inman was in the county
seat several days this week in the in
terest of the local schools.
Mrs. H. c. Chamberlain departed the
first of the week for the coast to re-
main until she regains her health.
George A. Clark came over from
Tonopah Wednesday and spent a few
days looking after business matters.
Robert A. Martin OF the Jumbo Elk
tension Mining company, is expected to
return from San Francisco in a few
days.
J. B. Dagan of Boston, Massachu-
sets, arrived in town Wednesday and
is looking over the mining situation
here.
Newman Essick, assistant cashier of
the Commercial National bank of Los
Angeles, was in camp the hrst of the
week.
n. f. Otterson, representing Harron,
Richard & McCone, the firm which built
the Combination mill, was over from
Tonopah yesterday.
C. -. Boyer of Diamondfeld left
Wednesday morning for Kansas City,
Missouri, on business appertaining to
his mining interests here.
Madam Hodgson has just received a
handsome line of French pattern hats
from New York and %solicits an early
call from the ladies of Goldfeld.
A. X. Wheeler, the well known attor-
ney who is now in the banking business
at Rhyolite, arrived in Goldfeld
Wednesday. He will remain here and
open an office.
t. A. Johnson, of LOS Angeles, was in
own this week, having come by auto
from Ivanpah, to inspect the road IN
the interest of an automobile company
which he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton leave in
a few days for San Francisco from
whence they will journey to Denver
md New York City. They will be alb
tent from camp for about three weeks.
Boys. When you get down to Crook
avenue, just keep going til you find
the Pearl restaurant on Main street.
When you find it, go in and get a
square meal.
If. MAGGIE WALTERS.
George Jordan returned to camp
Sunday from the Bullfrog country
where he has extensive interests. He
states that the camps of that section
are increasing rapidly in population
and that the mineral conditions are
improving,