The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-09
LOCAL AND


II r. Cole and q. w. Bartch are here
from Salt Lake.
] q. Dawson was here from sacra-
mento Monday.
J. c. Mccormack is at Manhattan on
mining business.
Iire Harris. of BulIfrog fame was in
the city this week
! F. Parsons is back in Goldfeid after
a trip through the east.
Ely &. Hutchinson. of a Francisco.
is a visitor in Goldleld.
Mrs. w. p. DeWolf is visiting her
mother at Fruitvale. Cal.
w. c. Coss and N. II. Mix. were here
from Ida during the week
Robert Bremen of San Francisco Is IN
the camp on mining matters.
f. f. Edmonds. the attorney, Is at
Hawthorne on legal matters.
w. A. Root, of Los Angeles, was IN
Goldheld several days this week.
James X. Redington. the attorney, Is
at Manhattan on mining matters.
f. A. Byler, the civil engineer. is In
Manhattan on professional business.
II e. Crawford. of New York, spent
several lays in Goldfeld this week.
J. s. Florence. of San Francisco, was
Ia guest at the Esmeralda this week.
Nels Harson and f. j. Burns are home
from a trip to the Montezuma district
F. c Ptrsons, of ogden. was among
the Utah arrivals in Goldfield Tuesday.
C A. Bates, of Williamsport. Pa,
made an inspection of the camp this
week.
DIR. John Grant Lyman, of New York
city, spent the week looking over the
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCausland, of Rhyolite,
registered at the Esmeralda hotel this
week.
b. F. Shepherd. Jr.. of Fresno, was
among the weeks arrivals from Cal
ifornia.
George Bartlett and Burt Smith re-
turned Tuesday from a flying trip to
Palmetto.
oliver Mathews left Sunday for San
Francisco. where he will spend a couple
of weeks.
DIR. E. d. Allen. of Ida, passed.
through Goldfeld Monday en- route to
Hawthorne.
Max r. McCullom and Thomas Kearns
left Sunday morning for the new camp
or Fairview.
secretary II. II. huthidPr VI pN
field Stock exchange, left Saturday for
a visit to Reno.
F. r.. jeffrey, of the firm of Hays &
jeffrey, left Thursday for Manhattan to
look the camp over.
John cKa was in Columbia for a
few hours Tuesday on his way home
from a trip to lid
Richard Coe returned from a four
months trip to Boston and left for Man
haitian lest Saturday.
O. A. Erdman of Denver, attorney for
the Wellington Goldfeld Mining COM
pany, is in the camp.
Peter Grant, of the Palace, reached
Goldield Monday after a weeks sojourn
in the vicinity of Ely.
Mrs. f.. F. Cruise. of the Palm restau-
rant. Lent Monday for a two weeks
visit in San Francisco.
George Holbrook, G. Armitage and j.
A. Kirby were among the Tonopah
visitors in Goldheld this week.
Uri b. Curtis, of the firm of Curtis
& Ridge. came over from Tonopah this
week and spent several days here
NJ. Finnerty, a prominent Colorado
mining man with headquarters in Den
YER, is in Goldfeld on business matters,
James Fowlie and Daniel New left
the first of the week for Palmetto to
look after their interests in that sec
ton.
J. f.. Mitchell is home from a weeks
visit at Manhattan where he is inter-
ested in a valuable property of that
camp.
Harvey Yeaman, of the January Jones
Exploration left Saturday for
Manhattan where the company has in
t~erests.
Sheriff ]. F. Bradley Teturne Satur-
day from a two weeks stay in Haw-
thorne where he VAS called on official
business.
III. d. McMasters, general manage of
the Manhattan Standard Mining COM
pany, left for Manhattan Tuesday for
an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. O'Brien and
son Davoren left San Francisco on the
Mariposa last Saturday for a W
months trip to Tahiti. South sea
islands.
The trial jury for the present term OF
the district court has been summoned to
appear at Hawthorne next Tuesday. The
trial of criminal cases will at
that time.
C. II. Richards returned Monday from
Gold Center and proceeded to Oroville,
Cal. where he will meet the directors of
a ompany interested in working a
property at Gold Center.
c.. S. Wilson, of the law firm of Will
son & Hinckley left Monday for Tono-
pah from which point he went to the
new camp of Fairview, so miles south of
Hazen, where he has numerous inter-
ests.
Next Thursday evening ladies' night
will be observed at the Montezuma club.
Mr.. TAFT is preparing an attractive pro
gram and the event promises to hold
much interest for the fair sex, as we'll
as the club members.
C. S. Thomas is here from Ouray in
the interest of a company of California
capitalists who have considerable hold
ings in this section. Mr.. Thomas is a
mining engineer and a brother of w. b.
Thomas, the Goldfield attorney.
Judge S. E. Vermilyea was at Tono-
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