The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION

e. w. Sunderlin, Colorado Springs. is
in Goldfield. stopping at the Casey.
b. ]. Riley. of leasing fame, is at the
Casey.
E. J. Knight, a mining man whose
home is in Providence, r. l., is at the
Casey.
H. Gardner, Colorado Springs, with
large interests in Goldfeld is at the
Casey.
Harold Baxter, of the LOTUS & Davis
staff of engineers has left for the east
on a vacation trip.
j. H. Forbes, superintendent of the
Queen Florence lease is confined to his
room by an attack of typhoid fever.
L. L. Heer Of Chicago. a brother of
Secretary A. A. Heer of the Little Flor
ence Mining mpa is in Golddeld on
a visit.
Samuel wingfeld. a brother of George
Wingfield, whose home is in southern
Oregon. is spending a few days in Gold
field. He is stopping at the Hotel Casey.
j. w. Halterman. who is heavily in
terested in the Fairview district. arrived
in Goldfeld on business last Tuesday.
He expects to leave for Fairview in a
day or two.
w. H. Clark, manager Of the Sphinx
mine at Round Mountain left to inspect
the property last Wednesday. The COM
pany is planning to install. a mill at the
min in the near future.
William Maekay, general superintend-
ent of the Mackenzie properties, will
leave for Arizona today to examine some
mining property.
d. Mackenzie left yesterday for Ely
and Virgin City. Utah. Mr.. Mackenzie
has purchased a large tract of land in
the new Virgin river oil country and is
going down to arrange for installing a
rig to develop the property.
Charles E. Neumeyer of the Daily
Mining Record, Denver, came in yester-
day and registered at the Casey. Mr..
Neumeyer has been doing Nevada min
ing camps for his journal.
Dan Corneilson and John McCorry
left for Old Camp, I'm the Gold Noun
tain district last Wednesday to work
a lease on the old arastra dump at that
place..
o. N. Hilton. the attorney, came in
from Denver this week and registered
at the Casey. Mr.. Hilton is one of the
attorneys in the st. John conspiracy
case.
Sam wingfeld. brother of George
wingfield. who has been Ill at the Casey
for some weeks. left Thursday for
Auburn, California, where he has pur-
chased a ranch.
A big punch bowl at the Montezuma
club Tuesday was the center of a happy
crowd drinking to the health of Mrs. ].
p. LOTUS and the infant daughter that
had arrived the day previous to still
further bless the happy home of Gold
fields mining king.
John F. Mckenzie of San Francisco.
who is interested in mines in various
parts of the state was at the Casey for
several days this week. Mr.. Mckenzie
left yesterday for Silver Peak.
AL Finney. who owns a group of
claims near Tokop and Ed Finney. who
Is the owner of some aluable property
near Silver Peak. are brothers who had
not seen each other for % years until
they met in Goldfeld a few days ago.
The rother are enjoying the pleasures
of a reunion.
Chauncey w. Sieg, secretary of the
warner-Stewart company arrived in
Goldfeld from Chicago last Tuesday to
inspect the work on the Rogers-Goldheld
Syndicate lease and the Goldfeld Rose
bud lease. both of which are controlled
by the Warner-Stewart company.
Webster Bishop. who arrived in Gold
field about two weeks ago to look after
his mining interests In this district. left
for San Francisco last Tuesday. From
San Francisco Mr.. Bishop will go to
Bisbee. Ariz.. to inspect some mining
property in that section. in which he is
interested and will then return to his
home In New York. Mr.. Bishop expects
to be back in Goldheld within sixty
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