The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
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eux a lot in GolGneld. 'Nuf said!
T. c. Curley is home from a trip to
Manhattan.
8 wilmer. of Kansas City. is a visitor
in Goldield.
Bert Drake. of Genoa. New, was In
camp this week.
George 1. Bickey, of Tonopah. was
here Wednesday.
Frank Inman came in Monday from
Fish Lake valley.
]. A. Patterson came over from Man
haitian this week
A. S. of New York. is look
ing over the camp.
F. d.. Lindstrom. of Bullfrog, is a
guest at the Esmeralda-
]. F. Parsons, of San Francisco, was
here the first of the week.
J. II. Hoffman came in by
from Gc.d Center Tuesday.
To make money In real estate, so with
the crowd. Goldneld Is 1T. II
A. u. Simpson, of Salt Lake, Is regis
tered at the Esmeralda hotel.
s.. Wilmer, OF hdDSds Citys SpSAS ~
eral days in Goldheld this week.
wallace MacGregor. of Berkeley, is a
guest at the Brown Palace hotel.
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfeid. Buy a lot now. :
]. H. LeFoe is at Manhattan for the
purpose Of occurring a number OF msn'i@
holdings
]. b. Weber and Russell Prentice, OF
San Francisco. are registered at the
Brown Palace.
Miss Kittie Hazelgrove of Seattle,
Wash. is visiting her father Ike Hazel
grove of Goldfeld.
Roger Kanter has returned from a
visit to his mining holdings in the
Buena Vista district.
III. T. Speaker, of the Spenker-Miller
ompany has returned from a trip TO
the Manhattan district.
M. G.. Tobey, of Annesburg, Mass. was
i'm Goldfeld during the week looking up
the business outlook here.
Miss Gladys Jones a returned to
her home in Virginia City after an en-
joyable visit with Goldfeld friends.
Go,dfeld Is the business center and
center of population of he district Buy
a lot now 1t will make you money. tt
Miss Irene Barclay of Carson City
has accepted a position with the brok-
erage firm of Patrick, Elliott & Camp.
James F. O'Brien left Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco. He expects to
take an ocean voyage before returning
to Goldfeld.
E. S. Van Dyck, of the firm of Watson
e. Van Dyck, returned Thursday morn
ing from a trip to Albany, N. Y, and
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Higbee, of st. Paul
are visiting in Goldfield. Mr.. Higbee is
engaged in the mining brokerage bust
ness in ST. Paul. MINI.
Walter C. Stone, of the Exploration
Mercantile company, and Todd c. Wood
worth of the New Western Reduction
works, left Sunday morning for San
Francisco.
James F. Larson who for some time
past has been engaged in mining in the
Funeral range country arrived in Gold
field Saturday and left Monday for
Manhattan.
For Sale-A new $3.50 mahogany
piano, standard make, warranted for 10
years. Must sell. $3.50 takes 1t. Adj
dress Kent. 1924 s. Hope street. Los
Angeles, Cal.
A tent house located half way be-
tween Goldfield and Columbia was de-
stroyed by fire Monday night. The oc-
cupants were away when the fire oc-
Cured and their loss will be less than
800.
William B. Nichols of William B.
Nichols & CO., 41-43 Wall street. New
York, dealers in mining stocks and
bonds, has been in the camp this week
looking over the situation generally and
examining in particular several of the
properties in which he is interested. Mr..
Nichols says interest in Goldfeld among
eastern investors is becoming general
and he predicts great things for the
camp this summer.