The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-10
LOCAL M PERSONAL.

Circulating library at the Union drug
stores at Goldfield and Tonopah. If
H.. J. Lorentzen was a visitor this week
in camp.
w. J. Douglass of Tonopah, was over
for several nays during the week.
wANrED-To take clearinghouse in
mining camp. Mrs. A. kLEE.
1tp. Box 249, Goldtield New.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Cushman have
gone to San Francisco for a brief visit.
For SALE-Four claims "a mile of
Goldteld, $500. b. y. DAWSON,
Columbia, New.
Frank B. Wilcox of Chicago is visiting
DIR. vonWedelstaedt.
For S~ALE-Three claims l mile from
Sandstone mine, vi 600.
G. G. Logan was over from Tonopah
Sunday and Monday on a business trip.
Try the Waffle house on Columbia ST.,
under the management of Mrs. NJ. Nj.
Walker. Everything tirst-class. 1tp
w. Z. SoRelle, the w%ell-known attor-
ney, returned Sunday from a trip to
Denver.
B. y. DAWSON, Columbia, New.
fOr StetSOn anu QUIET uldhcS VI udtS,
all styles, go to McKim's, Columbia. If
w. S. Williams and r. l.. Colburn,
''the Goldneld hustlers," have returned
from a trip to San Francisco.
SWEETEST line of soaps and toilet articles
at the Union drug stores, Goldtield and
Tonopah. tt
Uri b. Curtis, who has charge OF the
Tonopah office of Curtis & Ridge, made
a flying trip to Goldtield Monday.
Everything clean and tirst-class at the
Waffle house. New management. Co
lumbia st. near Ramsey. tip
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cowdon of Tono-
pah visited Goldheld this week. Mr..
Cowdon is one of the heavy owners in
the Tonopah and Goldfeld Lumber
company.
CLAIMS WANTED-Will pay reasonable
price for we'll located claims near Gold
field. G. w., care NEWS. tt
Ray McGinty is back from a prospect
ing trip to Death Valley. He brought
in some fine samples from a find which
he made in the Funeral mountains and
believes he has surely struck it.
Louis Mazade is erecting a handsome
building for his furniture store on the
corner Of Main street and Myers avenue.
1t will be of two stories, the lower floor
for the store, and the upper will he fitted
up for offices.
Goldfield is the business center and
center of population of the district. Buy
a lot now-it will make you money. tt
State Senator Harry Martin of Reno,
was a visitor to Goldfield Monday. He
is one of the sterling young business
men of Reno and came here to look over
the field with the view of making in
vestments.
For fine white shirts, collars, cuffs,
ties, underwear, hosiery, shoes, ETC., try
III. A. McKim's store in Columbia. tt
l.. L. Richard, a former sheriff Of
Humboldt county, New, at present en-
gagged in the stock raising business in
that section, vas in camp this week and
will cast his lot in some business enter
prise either here or in Bullfrog.
Just received a fine line of Jersey
sweaters, in all the latest colors and pat
terms. Gold Bug Store. m3t4
"Diamondfield" Jack Davis has re-
turned from Kawich. He reports two
important strikes ron that section and
prOnounces the Kawich Gold Mining
cOmpany's mine one of the most prom
Using properties he has ever seen.
"La Natividad" and "Bugle Call"
cigars, wholesale and retail. Gold Bug
Store. m3t4
Assemblyman M. B. Stanton, a lead
ing young business man of Winnemucca,
visited Goldtield the first part of the
week. He is looking over the field with
the intention of going into business at
some point in this great southern
try.
For R~ENT-Suite of front rooms furn-
ished for housekeeping. Apply at
Arnold rooming house, corner Ramsey
and First. 1tp
A. Reynolds of Denver, who made a
number of realty investments in this
city last fall during a previous visit, was
among the arrivals i'll camp during the
week. Mr.. Reynolds expresses great
surprise at the rapid growth and sub
stantial improvements that have been
made in the city and predicts that Gold
field will be IA city OF at least 10000
people within three months.
McKanlass Colored Vaudvilles at
Ladies' Aid hall, March Sd, 4th and 9Th.
All colored performers-cakewalkers and
fun makers. tip
Nicely furnished rooms, S. per week,
at Mrs. Robinson's adobe, corner OF
Franklin and Elliott streets. ltp
p. J.. Lynch of Cripple Creek, has
Joined the Colorado contingent of min
ing men here and will make Goldfield
his home. Mr.. Lynch was connected
with the Gold Coin and other big prop
critics in the Cripple Greek district and
was also prominent in commercial and
political circles there. He served one
term as commissioner OF Teller county.
John Kaschenbach, n of Pennsyl-
vania's millionaire coal operators, is
here from his home in Wilkesbarre. Mr..
Kaschenbach is looking Ove the district
with a view to making extensive in
vestments. He>will likely take a trip to
Kawich and Bullfrog before returning
home. While in the city he is making
his headquarters with his brokers,
Mims-Sutro.
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