The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

George p. Pyne spent a portion of the
week In Bullfrog.
{. W. Whitmore of Salt Lake is a
guest at the Goldfeld.
w. b.. Boardman of Colorado Springs
is looking over the camp.
5. c. Peoples, of Denver, spent the
week locking over the camp.
J. II. Shockley, the mining engineer. is
back from a trip to Manhattan.
]. W. Huss was here from Grass Val
ley, Cal. several lays this week.
f. b. Cook and ]. b. Thompson were
arrivals from Salt LAX Tuesday.
Peter Breen. a prominent resident of
Eureka. was in Goldfeld Tuesday.
H.. W. Bruner is home from a visit to
the Fairview Peak mining district.
c. d. Morehouse. of Manhattan, paid
Goldheld a business visit this week.
Charles Taylor, of Jumbo fame, IS
home from a visit to San Francisco.
Thomas Summers is in the Tule canon
country inspecting his mining proper
ties.
T. ]. Dumble. of New York. arrived
this week to accept a position with w.
]. Brewer.
+. NJ. Isl. is in camp from Oakland
for the purpose of inspecting his mining
interests here.
Lyttleton Price. Jr, of Salt Lake.
spent several days transacting business
in Goldheld this week.
M. r. Meyers and David Gehl, of
Boise, Idaho, were among the guests at
the Esmeralda this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Edmonds left
e.. -o@rfls rt0 IN Donf6n
coast points in California.
E. A.. Montgomery, the well known
Beatty mining man. registered Wednes-
day at the Goldfeld hotel.
r. L. Colburn is home from a visit to
Manhattan, where he looked over his
properties in the new camp.
Henry Weber. of the firm of Weber &
Ish. spent several lays in Tonopah this
week on important mining matters.
Augustus Tilden, of the law firm of
Campbell. Nelson. Brown & Tilden,
went to Bullfrog Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
c. ID. Taylor. president of the Red Top
and Jumbo Mining companies, returned
to Goldheld Saturday from a visit in
San Francisco.
n. a. Darcy came up from Rhyolite
Monday and spent several days in camp.
e. Banane was among the Manhattan
arrivals this week.
J. J. Mullin, of Manhattan Broncho
fame, spent q portion of the week in
Goldfeld. His hotation of the Broncho
was a signal success.
DR.. d. A. Turner is home from a visit
to Salt Lake. where he was called by
the illness of his mother, who is now
upon the road to recovery.
Judge Peter j. Somers has just re-
turned from the Gold Crest property in
the Gold mountain district and reports
great activity in the camp.
Or. A. w. Miller, interested in Gold
field mining properties. arrived Wednes-
day from his home in Kokomo, Ind, and
is registered at the Hotel Goldield.
w. r. Greenlaw, a prominent broker
of Milwaukee,, is in camp. He has just
returned from the Bullfrog district,
where he has been looking over the
Nevada-Bullfrog property, in which he
is heavily interested.
To meet the demands of a constantly
increasing business, Campbell & Cal
vert this week moved from their former
quarters next to the Louvre to the Ex-
change building, two doors north of
their former location.
c. II. Southworth, of Bullfrog, was in
Goldfeld the first of the week on bust
ness incident to the sale of his group of
claims adjoining the S~hoshone, to Uri
b. Curtis and associates. told of else
where in these column
r. II. Malone. w. H. Malone and E. H.
Sanford, of Denver, were among the ar
rivals at the Hotel Goldfeld this week.
r. HI. Malone is one of the best known
politicians of Denver and is receiver for
the Fidelity Savings bank of that city.
Thomas Withers, general anage for
the Heart of Goldheld, and Goldfeld
Noble Mining companies returned Mon
day from Annapolis where he attended
the graduation of his son from the
naval academy. Young Withers has
been assigned as a midshipman on the
Alabama.