The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

r.. W. Rridgeman is here from San
Jose.
n. E. Peterson of Tonopah was in
the city this week.
L. II. Rogers returned Tuesday from
a trip to New York.
F. r. Jenery is expected home from
Manhattan this morning.
Joseph p. Meyer, Of Salt Lake. was a
visitor in Goldheld Monday.
S. p. Pullman. of Berkeley, spent the
week looking over the camp.
c. VI. Vaughn and c. W Hays re-
turned Monday from Slate range.
]. p. Meyer. of Salt Lake, is among
the visitors in Goldheld this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. t. Bragdon are
spending a few days in San Francisco.
James Humes. a Butte mining oper-
itor. is a guest at the Goldheld hotel.
c. F. Noble. of Kansas city. was a
visitor in Goldheld the first of the week.
Uri b. Curtis, of Tonopah. was a
guest al the Montezuma club this week.
r. F. Sutherland came up from Rhyo-
lite Monday and transacted business
here.
r.. b.. Mitchell, Jr.. and G.. C. Morris
were here from Bullfrog the first of the
week.
Frank Feeney came over from Man
haitian Monday ard spent several days
in the city.
F. C. Miles, of San Francisco. spent
Tuesday in the camp looking over some
interests in the camp.
William Owsley returned this week
from Silver Peak where he has been
operating for some time.
Sol Camp. of the firm of Patrick, Ell
lott & Camp. is home from a trip to
Manhattan and San Francisco.
A. b. Cochran, a Chicago mining man.
was here this week for several days.
making a side trip to Palmetto.
Captain John Shea returned from the
new Churchill mining district near Fair
view peak the first of the week.
E. w. Beckett. of York, England, and
]. o. Rutledge. of Butte. passed through
Goldheld this week on their way to Bull
frog.
r. L. Johns, of the Goldfeld Mining
mpan who has been in San Fran
cisco for the past week is expected
home today.
W. j. Brewer has moved from the Of
fees formerly occupied by him in the
Nixon building to the offices of Ernest
Kennedy & Co.
II. ID. McMasters, general manager of
the Manhattan Standard Mining COM
pany. is home from a trip to the COM
tany's property.
Ellsworth Oldt. at a meeting of claim
owners held this week at Cuprite, was
reelected to succeed himself as districr
mining recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Crone left for Salt
Lake Sunday where Mrs, Crone will join
her parents and leave for a trip through
the Mediterranean.
Thomas Hickey, of the State Bank &
Trust company. was in Goldheld this
week looking after his numerous inter
ests in this section.
A. C. Eisen. secretary of the Gold
field Mining company, left the first of
the week for San Francisco where he
will join Mrs. Eisen and return to Gold
field within a few days.
The first of a series of competition
runs between the rival hose companies,
postponed from last Sunday will take
place next Sunday afternoon. The win
ners of the series will be presented with
a handsome silver cup, donated by Jo-
seph Ward and Kapp & Revere.
C. o. Hadley. prominent in iron circles
at Pittsburg, Pa, is the guest of j. l..
Lindsay, cashier of the Goldfield ranch
of the State Bank and Trust company.
Mr.. Hadley is here for the purpose of
Investigating the mining conditions and
expresses himself as surprised and
pleased with the camp.
ID. r. Sessions, chief of the claim
department of the Southern Pacific and
Frank Jaynes, general superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
for the Pacific coast arrived in Gold
field Monday night in a special car
spending Tuesday here on business.
The following gentlemen have been
entertained by the Montezuma club this
week: f. Arkell, Denver; George w. e.
Dorsey, Nebraska; W. NJ. Stewart, Bull
frog; Louis Loeb, Chicago; w. B.. Boyd,
Allentown, Pa; E. Overfeld, Chicago;
r. f. DuFierre, Cleveland. o.; w. c.
Russell, Tonopah: r. X. Colcord, Carson
City; f. f. Seyler. G.. f. Mantle, j. C.
Humphrey, f. p. Essen, F. G. Humphrey
and c. A. Cooper, Of Manhattan.
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