The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03

o. F. Matkin left Thursday for Bull
frog to look at mining properties.
W. J. Arkell, the jolly ex-editor Of
Judge, left today for Tonopah, but will
soon return.
J. n. Sharp, of Salt Lake, and Her
bert Masters, of Berkeley, friends OF +.
II. Norman, are in Goldtield this week.
Frank Hart, who was arrested on .
charge of b~urglarly, was bound over to
the grand jury by Judge Bell.
Tom Keane returned Wednesday from
a trip to Los Angeles. He says nearly
everyone there wants to come to Gold-
field.
H. H. Clark, manager Of the Bullfrog
| Mining company, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, has been in Gold
field this week.
A. p. Mathews, travelling representa-
tive of the A. P. Hotaling Co., of San
Francisco, is a business visitor in Gold
field.
j. A. Smith, who was before Judge
Bell for threatening his mother, wat
given a good lecture by the Judge and
10 days in the county Jail for good meas
ure
The new sign of the Monte Carlo is
attracting favorable attention. At night
it is lit up by electricity and is a sign
that would be a credit to a metropolitan
resort.
Edward NJ. Magner, a prominent min
ing man of Los Angeles, is a recent ar
rival in camp. Mr.. Magner is looking
over the district and may become an
tensive operator here.
At the last meeting of the Carpenters
union it was decided to adopt the work
ing card system and to refuse to work
with noG-union men after the second
Saturday in February.
Albert f,rady, who was chief clerk of
the department Of supplies of the Phil
ippine exposition board during the
Worlds Fair 1T st. Louis, is a recent
arrival in camp.
Money for patenting or for assess
ment work furnished for an interest.
See EDWARD. +. PATRICK,
Opposite Goldtield Lumber Co., or adj
dress, Box SO, Goldfield. tt
Charles A. Liddell, who is one of the
most able and energetic graduates of the
Colorado School of Mines, is Il recent ar
rival in Goldfield. He intends to locate
here or in one OF the newer camps in the
vicinity.
s6Claims wanted to buy, must be good
and cheap, or will organize, incorporate
and manage company. To waste no
time give full particulars. p O. Box
1856, Section s, Philadelphia, Pa. 4tl'.
Kavanaugh Bros. have sold the lie Il
restaurant to Mrs. Underiill of VI ,.
have, Calf. Mrs. Underhill is yer,
popular with the miners, and she wi
doubtless have a good patronage for her
new boarding house.
Competent, refined Amer en- idOw,
80 years old, desires position, cleri | or
as housekeeper. Address Thomas, 1911
Bush street, San Francisco, C.l. 2tr
Mrs. II. T. Bragdon and lie mother,
Mrs. Mcconnell, entertained last Friday
afternoon, the following ladies to NJ
present: Mesdames NJ. c. Isii, j. s.
Cook, |. Boss, l.. w. Bond, VI Bond, II.
b. Lind and J. +. O'Brien.
A subscription list to obtain funds fer
more extended fire pr"te ton 8 being
circulated by Mr.. Jennings. H Is re-
ceiving encouraging support, and it is
something to which every property
owner should freely C attribute.
John NJ. Yates, Doc Vaughn and S. IL.
r. Dufresne, recently 81 bouldrr, C,lo.,
left town yesterday on Il Prospecting
trip to the south. u. F. Sullivan, of the
Monte Carlo, AMI John y. Williams, of
Chicago, are associated with them in the
venture.
Lou Finnegaa left the first of the week
for Tonopal. He will probably go to
Valley Springs or the coast before re-
turning. He did not take with him his
beautiful art pro iuction Of Wash Day
in the Garden OF Eden,' 20 he is sure to
be back SO
q. X. r chords went out on the auto
mobile today. He will attend his BROTH
er's wedding o. Inc Sth of the month
members Of his family and Mr.. and
rea for Honolulu.
George Brunswick, a mining engineer
of South Africa and who recently visited
Goldfieli, WAS interviewed at length by
the Los Angeles Express last Saturday.
His concluding sentence, which follows,
puts the truth in a nutshell: 'Taking
the camp as a whole it is difficult to ex-
aggeratc the brightness of its promise"
j. W. Hicks, who has been in Gold
field some days, left for Tonopah and
San Francisco today. Mr.. Hicks, like
his friend j. Nj. Beck, is a Southern gem
tleman of the old school, and the friends
he made during his stay in camp hope
he will soon return for Il longer visit.
MIR. Beck has decided to remain in Gold
field and cast his fortunes with the camp.