The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17
MENTION

County Recorder George Brodigan was
called to Alameda Thursday by the ILL
ness of his sister.
]. C. Lynch. one of the original Bull
frogs. is here from Rhyolite. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Lynch.
James C. Common is back from Colo
RADIO Springs. attracted by the golden
magnet. Mr.. Connor made his great hit
in Bullfrog.
Roy Ridge is here from Reno. He is
heavily interested in Fairview and Won
der, which he pronounces to be not only
coming camps. but to have already ar
rived.
Senator Nixon. after spending a week
in camp, left by auto Saturday after
noon for Tonopah and continued on to
his home in Winnemucca.
r. l.. Colburn. after spending several
days in San Francisco, left Monday
evening for New York City. He will
return in about five weeks.
]. It. o'Hara of the OfHara Lcasins
company arrived this week from Man
haitian in order to superinteni work on
the Hesperian and Orchid properties.
p. NJ. Shelby, of Greenwater, is in
town with pockets full of copper and a
repertory of incompatible adjectives
and unanswerable arguments in favor
of the great big new red metal country.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Barsness. who are
stopping at the Hotel Goldfeld. expect
to leave in a few days for the dim and
remote east on business connected with
Mr.. Barsness' Goldfeld holdings.
Carl Stoddard left Friday on a months
prospecting trip with intent to hang on
to what he finds, something that he fool
ishly declined to do in the Bulifrog
which should have made him a
millionaire.
Felix Gottschaux is back from Lone
He has a controlling inter-
est in a property there which is devel-
oping a lode of silver ore that carries
better than 500 in the white metal, as
well as considerable gold and copper.
Manager Finch of the Nixon-Wingfield
properties left Thursday morning for
San Francisco on an important errand.
He will return the first of the week
James Butler. Chris Malatesti and
Charles Maunder were in twon Saturday
on their way home from Bullfrog and
Death Valley. where they inspected prop
critics, one in particular adjoining the
Keane Wonder.
DIR. II. E. Reid of Reno, member Of tn
great mercantile firm of Gray, Reid,
Wright company and builder of the Reno
and Sparks electric railway system,
spent several lays this week III camp
and acquired stock in several op atins
companies. He CONTINUED IN 20 Green
water. where he has acquired copper
int ests.
Ar ChnoElav ic n, oanon n 0afn altar
a visit to Manhattan. He went into the
Consolidated and saw the recent strike,
which he reports to be greater thar
first reports sent out would Indicate.
There are 240 feet of backs on a thirty
foot ledge which will average $50.
II. II. Dorsey, of Colorado Springs has
entered the firm OF the Mccormack
Dorsey 20, and will represent the con-
Germ on the floor of the mining stock
exchange. MIR. Dorsey is a brother of
F. NJ. Dorsey and is a well known broker
on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock
Exchange. He will undoubtedly main
tain his reputation as one of the most
active brokers in the business.
Ed Farrell of Goldheld. Familiarity
known as 'Slivers,' was shot to death
Monday evening in the Palace hotel in
Reno by Charles Kuchs. a theatrical
manager and capitalist. Each duelist
emptied his gun. Kuchs and four by
ISLANDERS were wounded. Farrell ran into
the street and fell dead in the presence
of three hundred people. Kuchs charged
Farrell with violating the sanctity of his
home. The dead man has a brother in
this camp.
George Kernick, one of the pioneers
of Goldfeld, was in camp for a few days
this week. He was the first man to make
cash cleanup of any consequence, get
ting 5000. 900 for the first holdings with
which he parted, spending a portion of it
on an European tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
nick covered five hundred miles on foot
together the first season of the Goldfeld
excitement, prospecting the ground.
They now reside in Oakland. Mr.. Ker-
nick retains a third interest in the Vel
vet. Spearhead and Potlatch.
DIR. Birkenmeirer and N. Z. Good both
of Denver, and DIR. Wheeler Of the same
city nave arrived in Goldfeld to remain
permanently. DIR. B~erkenmeirer is a
dropped into Goldheld on his way to
Los Angeles and was so favorably i'm
pressed that he will remain here. DIR
Wheeler is among the best known sur
geons of Denver; for many years being
the surgeon of the Police department
of that city, a very responsible position.
He arrived this week with his wife and
will take up the practice of his profess
sion in Goldfeld.