The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-27
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BRANCHING OUT
Expanding business and Improving
quarters and Facilities TO Make
aolaasld Center Of Mining BUSH
ness of the West

Goldheld is becoming more and more
a center for the stock business of
Southern Nevada. All the big houses
are branching out and charging their
facilities. while several new concerns
rave entered the field within the past
few weeks.
Some lays ago Patrick. Elliott 8
Camp moved from the quarters occu-
pied for so long a time. to large and
convenient quarters in the Nixon build
ing. where one big room accommodates a
score or more typewriters; beside. there
are a half dozen private Offices for heads
of departments. and others for custom
ers' use.
No sooner had Patrick, Elliott &
Camp vacated their former quarters
than Ernest Kennedy and w. J. Brewer,
we'll known as brokers and promoters.
threw a force of carpenters INTO the
building and began Transforming 1t into
a modern banking and brokerage Office,
and now 1t is one of the most complete
in the city.
Some weeks ago Thomas S. Robinson
& Co. leased one of the largest business
quarters in the city in the brokerage
section, and opened up elaborate offices.
with blackboard for customers, display
ing both the San Francisco and Gold
field quotations as soon as made.
Further down the street, on the most
prominent corner in the city, the L. NJ.
Sullivan Trust one of the
latest brokerage and financial concerns
to enter the field. has fitted up as COM
modious and magnificent quarters as &C.
cupied by any banking concern in the
west. No expense has been spared in
the elaboration of the plans of this con-
Germ to make their offices the finest n
the country. Beside every detail neces-
sary for convenience in transacting their
business. the artistic side has
by no means been ignored. The spacious
lobby has been decorated with imported
wall coverings and luxurious leather
furniture is lavished about the room.
The various private offices of heads of
departments conform in their elaborate
ness with the lobby or general office,
and for convenience beauty and elegance.
the new quarters of the L. M. Sullivan
Trust mpan compare with the finest
banking houses of eastern cities.
The Henry d. Norris, Jr. company,
which has just opened its doors for
business. is the latest brokerage and
promotion house to enter the field. This
has transformed a well located
business room on the right hand of Main
street between Crook and Ramsey
streets, into a modern brokerage Office,
with banking furniture and fixtures.
Morton & Cox, which firm also entered
the brokerage field but a week or so ago,
has fitted UP fine quarters just above the
State Bank and Trust company, on
Main street, in the room formerly oc-
cupied by l.. S. Finnegan. The large
room has been cut up into private Of
fees for the firm. one Of which will be
retained by Mr.. Finnegan. Morton &
Cox, though but recently established,
have a clientage of which any older
house might boast.
These are only a few of the indica-
tions of the broadening of the brokerage
business in Goldfeld, and which make
certain and permanent Goldfeld as the
mining and brokerage center for South
ern Nevada stocks for years to come.