The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-02-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


e II Wynn is in San Francisco.
p Cochran. of Chicago. is in the
city.
q. p. Kievenaar is in New York CITY
on mining AFFAIRS.
p L. colburn returned Monday from
a trip to the city.
F. l.. Felter of San Francisco is In the
camp on business.
John s. Cook made a hurried trip 70
Manhattan Sunday.
Henry Tape. of Concordias Mo- Is .
visitor in Goldfeld.
7 c. Mcintosh is visiting his fa1iiF
at Dutch Flat. Cal
lanes n. Daniels of San Francisco is
In the camp on business.
b. C. volmer of Denver is in the as
trict on mining matters.
walter O'Brien made a flying trip TO
Bulifrog early this week
T. s Andrews of Sacramento IS a
business visitor in the camp.
T I Scott. of San Francisco. was a
visitor in Goldield this week
7 d. Fair and clifton Fair. residents
Of Chicago. are looking over the camp.
w F. Smith expects to leave for New
York within a few days on a mining
deal.
Samuel Ross, of Washington. ID. u,
was among the eastern arrivals TINS
week.
T T.. c.. williams is in Manhattan ar
ranging to open a feed corral and livery
barn.
Thomas Lynch and w. r.. OMeara or
Tonopah spent several days in camp
this week.
2. Kendall, of Tonopah. was among
the visitors this week from the neigh
boring camp.
A. Graham came in from California
Monday and left the latter part OF the
week for Palmetto.
T. C. Mccormack, w. H. Clark and j.
r, G. Williams were among Mondays
arrivals from Bullfrog.
DIR. ]. w. Clegg left Monday for Mon
haitian where he will look over his IN
terests in that section.
Mrs. M. Muller, who has been visiting
in Los Angeles, Is expected to return
home within a few days.
Have 81, 900 to $1,000 to invest with
services in some legitimate permanent
business. A. B. c., News Office.
The Phenix assault case tried at Haw-
thorne this week resulted in the ac-
~auittal of the defendants by a jury.
M. S. Holmes, Thomas Aubrey. B..
Aubrey and T. ]. Brown of Columbia
left the first of the week for Manhattan
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Elkins Of
Kansas City arrived in Goldie:1 last
week and will reside here for an in
definite period.
Charles E. Adams. an old-time mining
operator in the Goldfield district left
Sunday for Manhattan where he has
acquired a number of claims.
J. T. andrews, of Chicago, a brother
Mining is in the camp and
will in the future reside here.
David Mackenzie, of New York, heavily
interested in several local mining COM
panies is here looking after his inter-
ests. He is a guest at the Brown
Palace.
Booker, Philbrick & Femme this week
moved their offices from their old loca-
ton on Hall avenue to a building four
doors south of the ~postofice on Co
lumbia street.
HI. X. Lewis of Los Angeles arrived
in camp Saturday en- route to Bullfrog.
After a short visit In that section nc
will return to Goldfeld and from here
will go to the new camp Of Manhattan.
Waldo G. Cole and mother left yester-
day morning for Berkeley, CAL. where
they will reside. They were called to
this city by the death of Judge ]. c.
Cole. Mr.. Cole will resume his studies
at the University of California.
Rev. J. B. Dermody, pastor of the
Catholic church, returned his week
from San Francisco where he met a
number Of the visiting Knights of CO.
lumbus, who participated in the installa-
ton of the Goldfeld lodge. Father
Dermody reports that he heard only the
most cordial words of praise for Gold