Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-25
ANGELENOS AFTER
NEVADA BUSINESS
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL GO TO
GOLDFIELD TODAY
Fifty Representatives of Local 6usi-
ness Houses Will Make Tour
on Handsomely Equipped
Train

A special train carrying fifty repre-
sentatives of leading business houses
will leave LOS Angeles at 2:30 O'CLOCK
+odav for a tour of the Nevada mining
districts.
The train, which will be composed OF
three sleepers, parlor car, private car
of the railway officials, baggage car
and diner. will make its first stop at
Rhyolite early Sunday morning, ana
that day and night will be devoted TO
seeing the mining properties in the
Rullfrog district. The train will stop
for three hours at Beatty next morning
and Monday night and Tuesday Will De
spent in Goldfeld. Tuesday night ana
Wednesday the visitors Will deVote 10
seeing Tonopah, and 1t is expected the
train will return to Los Angeles Thurs
day or Friday.
The trip was arranged at the instiga-
tion of President Detch Of the cham
her of commerce of Goldfeld, and the
Los Angeles men will he royalty enter
tanned at all points along the line. III
Goldfield they are making preparations
to demonstrate to the Angelenos tnat
the business of Goldfield and, In 1act,
all of Southern Nevada, is worth going
after. They intend to prove that there
are no hetfet hosts in the world than
the men in mining camp. the speclal
is the first solid vestibule train to make
tho trin from Los Angeles through TO
Tonopah.
Members of Party
Members of the party vii be:
Fred l.. Allies, president Allies Printing
| company. 49,. c,z..-,oa ,,ari
| can Savings bank e..., 1,,r
A. B. Barrett, secretary ole'soi Do'
ieFI Fred ed L. Baker, president Baker Iron
W.T. +. r. Boynton. president H. r. Boyn-
'oil A. 'Hf,!fl L. Boyle, vice president Thompson
DGSta George =. Bittinger, vice president First
| National bank. go y n pronson
| Fl. r. Bronson, president H. L. i'ionSo'i
Harry r Calender secretary treasurer
Wright & Calender company. -
Archibald douglas, preS1oent-tredsule
| Douglas Clay Product company.
H M. EicneIperger, secretary-treasurer
Pioneer Roll Paper company;
w. H.. Frost, president western Gas
As J. Goldwater, secretary Stewart
Dawes Shoe company. ,,,.
G. T. Gay, manager l.. A. Farming anu
Milling company.
Goldschmidt Brothers.
r. Heiman, jr., director F. w. Braun
W. G. Hutchison, president w. G. Hut
ii. Jevne, president H. Jevne company.
w. H. Joyce, secretary-treasurer Globe
II. H. Kerckhoff, president Hipolito
Screen and Sash company.
George C. Kaiser, secretary Haas-Ba-
j. o. Koepfii, vice president Bishop &
William Lacy, president Lacy Manufac-
Reese Liewellyn, president Llewellyn
Iron works
Henry W. Louis, vice president Brown
stein, Newmark & Louis.
Louis Lichtenberger, president l.. A
Saddlery and Finding company.
H. G. Miller, secretary treasurer Union
John R. Mathews, president State Bank
e. Trust company and president chamber
OF mines. >,-,,
C c. E. Mcstay, president Mcstay Supply
r. /. Rogers, cashier National Bank of
1. B. Newton, sectetary-treasurer Har-
per & Reynolds company.
M A. Newmark, president M. A. New
W. P. . Meara, capitalist, Tonopah.
r. A. Rowan.
Howard j. Rivers, president keystone
Produce company
Ludwig Schiff, manager Crane company.
John NJ Sands vice observation-disclosures
R. H. Heron company
S. j. Smith, president S. j. Smith Ma
chinery company.
j. M Schneider, president J. W. Robin
son company, and president Merchants
and Manufacturers association:
w. D. Stephens, president chamber of
commerce.
Frank G. Tyrrell, attorney at law.
Victor Tuttle. vice president R. L.
Craig &, Co.
e. II. West, Cheney-West company.
N. F. Wiltshire, president Republic Iron
and Steel company.
W. j. Washburn, president Equitable
Savings bank.
Gilbert S. Wright, president Wright e
Calender company.
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