The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

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j.. B. Lindsay. of RhyoIite. is in
camp.
F. F.. Kelley came over from Tonopah
this week.
] ]. Mcsorley came over from Tono-
pah Monday.
w. n. Thornton. of New York, was in
camp this week
g G Jones. of Los Angeles. Is a
visitor in Goldheld.
Charles Pugh has gone to San Fran
cisco for a short rest.
F. II. Mead, a well known mining man
Of Salt Lake. is in camp.
L. A. Lachman. OF San Francisco was
a visitor during the week.
A. c. Eisen went to san Francisco
this week on a business tip.
willard +. Hatch returned this week
from a visit to san Francisco.
Or. c. :. Peoples. OF Denver. has been
in camp during the past week.
w. A. Stevens, of the Butte Goldheld
comDanv. is in camp this week.
r. G. Thayer. Of Colorado Springs.
registered at the Goldfeld Hotel sunday.
w. $. Kiilingsworth. of Nacaville'
! Cal. registered this week at the Gold
field.
Jack Campbell. the well known oper-
ator. returned Saturday from a visit to
Bullfrog.
Attorney A. K. Wheeler spent several
days in Tonopah this week on legal
business.
w. II. sills, a prominent Chicago
banker and broker is a guest at the
Esmeralda.
v. p. strange came in from Salt
Lake Monday and spent the week look
ing over the camp.
w. $. Foster, of Tonopah. was
among the visitors from the neighbour
ing camp this week.
Malcolm Macdonald and Donald B.
Giles were in Goldfeld Sunday night
on their way to Bullfrog-
l.. K. Koontz, of the Gold Bar, and in
t~erested in the Manhattan Big Four,
left Tuesday for Manhattan.
V. II. Conkle and II. Edwin Moore, of
Palmetto, were in Goldfeld on a BUSH
ness visit a portion of the week.
r. L. Colburn, of Red Top fame. is
spending a few days in San Francisco,
recovering from his recent illness.
Charles w. Wilkes returned Monday
from Warrington where he went to look
after his copper interests in that sec
ton.
II. s. Converse, c. b. Coykendall and
w. w Booth, of San Francisco, were
among the California visitors in camp
this week.
Sheriff ]. F. Bradley is home from a
visit to Hawthorne where he was
called on business incident to the duties
of his office.
Hank Smith, pioneer of the Comstock,
will look after the development of the
Lind-Bullfrog property.
w. H. Ryan, a prominent manufac-
turer of Allentown, Pa, was in camp
his week looking after his mining in
terests. Mr.. Ryan is interested in the
Goldfield Sovereign, whose property adj
joins the Great Bond.
r. w. Norrington, who with a num-
Der of other prominent Goldfield opera
tors. has secured a property near Bax-
ter Springs, which they intend develop
ing on an extensive scale, returned
from Manhattan and Baxter Springs the
first of the week.
G.. D.. Mieklejohn, secretary of war
during President McKinley's first adj
ministration, arrived in Goldheld sun
day from Bullfrog where he spent sew
eral weeks looking over his interests in
that section. While in the city he was
the guest OF John NJ. Fairfield.
F.. c.. Watson, of the law firm of
Watson & Van Dyck, accompanied by
Mrs. Watson. left for Fallon Tuesday.
Mr.. Watson, president of the Fairfield
Townsite company, in the Fairview dis
trict. will establish his residence in the
new town and devote his attention to
the Berlin group of claims and other
properties in which he is interested.