The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-27

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Mrs. Geo. w. Richard was out from
|Tonopah this week.
Louis s. Finnegan is down in San
Francisco this week.
H. C. Ramsey of Kansas City, No.,
is in Goldfeld on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Knapp were out
from Tonopah last Saturday.
j. f. harrington of Ida is visiting
James H. Parks. the mining man.
Herman Zadig, the San Francisco
broker, was in Goldfeld this week.
w. L.. LATER, a broker of Cleveland.
Ohio, is visiting in Goldfeld tins week.
/. f. Hensler of Seattle, Wash,
spent several days in camp this week.
Latest and exclusive styles in hats
at Mrs. Hodgson' s. Go in and see them.
NJ. Maginnis was a visitor in Gold
field from Tonopah the first of the
week.
A. A. todd. of the recorder s Office, rs
building a neat house next to the Boal
cottage.
If YOU want to be successful go with
winners. Eat Mt the Mocha. Tighe &
Wheeler. 2-t
II. C. Jones, Of the ohio-Tonopah Ex-
tension company, was in camp on
Wednesday. 4sea
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Rule of Teuepah
were registered at the Esmeralda
Wednesday.
Frank Golden, president of the Nye
and Ormsby County bank, was in Gold
field yesterday.
Views and photos that made Gold
field and Bullfrog famous now on sale
at Palm Studio.
j.. f. Conner, the assayer, left Mon
day evening for San Francisco for n
months vacation.
r. Holmgrain has returned to camp
from a three months prospecting trip
in the Palmetto country.
Mrs. Stanley Dunckel and child left
Goldfeld yesterday for Reno where
they will pass the winter.
The ladies of the Eastern Star club
will entertain the Masons and families
next Thursday at whist.
Robert Armstead, representing the
firm of Baker g. Hamilton of San Fran
cisco, was in town Tuesday.
Why not beautifv your home or of
ice9 Let Billy Blanchard do your
work. At Oakley's store. Phone 573.
F. NJ. Ish, the well known mining
man, returned Wednesday from Oak
land, where he has been visiting his
family.
Jack Schafer is here from Seattle,
Washington, and will remain a few
days looking after his interests in the
district.
Dr.. James d. Fair, a prominent Chi
cage physician who is interested in
mining here, left camp for his home
Tuesday.
pie Creek, Colorado, arrived in camp a
few days ago and will reside here per
manently.
j. P. Sweeney, who made a fartune
out of the original Florence lease, has
returned from an extended vacation in
California.
Charles Frey, a pioneer miner of the
Goldfield district returned yesterday
from a prospecting trip to the White
mountain country.
Mrs. Dan McCaffery of Lake City,
Colorado, arrived in town Monday for
a visit of several weeks with the fam
lily of her brother, j. E.. Conner.
Van Spalding, one of the pioneers of
Goldfeld who cleaned up a bunch of
money from claims near Diamondfeld,
returned from San Francisco this week.
Must sell the best located and pay
ing hotel in the city on account of i'll
health. Will pay for itself in one
year. For price and terms address
p. o. Box 1874. If.
Tom Geary, state senator for Santa
Rosa county, California, who was in
camp Friday and Saturday of last
week, looking over the district will re-
turn in about two weeks and locate IN
Goldfeld.
l.. A. Friedman, of Dubuque, Iowa,
and w. ID. Bracken, of Herman, Mimi,
who are heavily interested in the
Mayne-Goldfield Mining company,
have been in camp the past week.
They are thoroughly pleased with the
results of development on their prop
erty.
w. F. Kendrick, of the Kendrick
Promotion company, of Denver, has
spent several days in Goldield and is
much impressed with its present and
future. Mr.. Kendrick was a pioneer in
Cripple Creek and was very successful.
He says Goldfeld promises to become a
second Cripple Creek.
Mrs. Janet Macdonald, a prominent
magazine writer and lecturer of New
York City, spent the past week in
Goldfeld on her way from Ida to San
Francisco. Mrs. Macdonald is favor
ably impressed with the mining condi-
lions in Southern Nevada and bought
an interest in a mining property near
Ida.
FOR SALE-Building and lot. Main
street neal Hall. Leased for three
years. A good investment; 5-room cot
tage (partly furnished) and lot 30x1O0,