The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Harry Stimler is in Palmetto.
r. l.. Johns left Monday for San
Francisco.
Theo. Frankie. of Denver, is a visitor
in Goldfeld.
q. NJ. Devereaux is in the city from
Camp wellington.
NJ. 5. Sharp came over from the new
camp of Clifford Tuesday.
]. d.. Lowry, a Salt Laker, is among
the out of town visitors in camp.
Edward Kennedy went to Manhattan
on a flying trip the first of the week
Sol Camp spent Thursday in Manhat-
tan looking over the Pine Nut claim.
A. X. Wheeler spent a portion of the
week in Hawthorne on legal business.
p. S. Booht and C. M. Hobbs, were
among the arrivals from T%onopah this
week.
w. F. Bond and Willard P. Hatch left
Sunday on a business trip to San Fran
cisco.
yolney b. Leonard, formerly a resi-
lent of Goldfield, but now of Salt Lake,
is in the city.
]. Trever Lewis, a well known Wall
street broker. spent a portion of the
week in Goldfeld.
lack D.. Campbell. one of the best
known mining men in this section, is
home from a trip through the east.
Among the out of town visitors in
Goldfeld this week were d. II. Peery, III.
A. Mccormick and ]. ]. Hill of Salt Lake
Robert w. Romer, a well known San
Francisco broker, was in the city this
week as the guest of Gordon Campbell.
straight Harry Smith, the popular
representative of Cartan, Mccarthy &
Co., of San Francisco. was in camp this
week.
Gil M. Fay, a we'll known Goldfeld
broker, is home from a three weeks
trip to Fairfield and the Fairview peak
mining district.
w. C. Gilmore, of Woodland, Cal, and
]. D. Hamilton, of Los Angeles, were
camp this week.
C. s. Sprague left Sunday morning
for San Francisco to purchase addi-
tional equipment and machinery for The
Goldfeld News.
Robert Montgomery, of Montgomery
Shoshone fame, and original locator of
several of the great Bullfrog mines, is
in the city on a business trip.
The Ladies Aid society gave the first
of a series of whist parties Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the admirable
work which is being conducted by the
society.
Plans are being made by Goldfield
members of the Order of Red Men to
form a lodge in this city. A prelimin-
airy meeting for this purpose was held
Tuesday night.
Edward c. Watson of the law firm of
Watson & Van Dyck, returned Tuesday
from Fairfield, the new town near Fair
view peak. Mr.. Watson will return to
Churchill county today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Eisen arrived this
week from San Francisco and will make
their home in this city. Mr.. Eisen is
secretary of the Montezuma club and
fills the same position with the Gold
field Mining
A party of prominent eastern capital
lists and Nevada mine operators left
Tuesday for Bullfrog. In the party
were Bruce Turner, of the Montana
Tonopah, Oliver Mathews, of Goldfield;
Malcolm Mcdonald, Sherwood Aldrich,
of Colorado; Robert Montgomery of
Bullfrog; Frank Keith, of Tonopah; D.
b. Gillies and Chas. r. Miller.
Joseph f. Scheswohl, of Philadelphia,
who has been in Goldfeld for some time
as the base from which to carry on ex-
tensive mining operations. has returned
east, but only for a time. Mr.. Scheswohl
is so greatly impressed with Goldield
and the surrounding mining country
that he will return and remain perma-
nently after he closes up some deals in
Cripple Creek and in the east, While
here he interested himself in a number
of propositions which he will later de-
velop.