The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-14

Mrs. Pearl Graham of Los Angeles r.
at the Casey.
Daniel f. Storms is at the Casey. reg
istered from Nina.
c. c. Rinehart. a Pittsburg capitalist
who Is heavily interested in Nevada min
ms properties Is in camp.
+. A. vogt. a capitalist Of Massillon.
o.. is at the Casey for a few days.
b. c. Won valkenberg. Detroit. Mich.
arrived yesterday and is at the Casey.
r. Call Brown of San Francisco. who
is interested in the cuprite district was
at the Casey a few days this week.
George G. Hippard. son of the clerk
of the appellate court, Springfield, Ill, Is
in the city.
q. +. Walker and Charles II. Law
renee from Salt Lake are registered at
the Casey.
b. w. Turner. superintendent of the
Montgomery Shoshone mine at Rhyo-
lite is at the Casey.
s. F. Lindsay of Rhyolite is spending
a few days In Goidheld. He is regis
tered at the Casey.
III. NJ. Jarvis. Semmes Ala. and James
Lewis. Mobile. Ala, arrived yesterday
and registered at the Casey.
Former Attorney General w. II. II.
Hart, OF San Francisco. arrived yester-
day. and is at the Casey.
F. N. Fletcher. who has mining inter-
ests here, arrived yesterday from
Berkeley, Cal. and is at the Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Knight returned
yesterday from a our days trip to Los
Angeles on business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. whalen and
B. F. Blair. arrived from San Francisco
yesterday and are at the Casey.
II. II. Roop. st. Louis. is here looking
over the field for a plumbing n gas
fitting shop. which he intends to open.
DR.. Sampson of San Francisco and l..
w. Levy OF Galveston. Tex. are guests
of George wingheld at the Hotel Casey.
Billy Mackay spent several days this
week at Luning looking at copper prop
critics in which he has acquired inter-
ests.
Mr.. j. II. Blanchard has returned from
Sacramento bringing his wife and
daughter, who have been absent all
summer.
E. A. Kelly a big oil man of Wash
ington. Pa, is in camp. Mr.. Kelly Is
heavily interested in Arizona and Ne
vada mines.
T. J. Gray. OF the John 8. Cook & Co.
bank. returned this week from Lake
Tahoe. where, with Mrs. Gay. he spent
a weeks outing.
Miss Gladys Wood, an assistant in the
recorders office, has just returned from
a two months vacation at Fruitvale and
in the mountains.
Mrs. II. r. Bragdon, who is seriously
sick with typhoid fever at her home has
passed the danger point, her physician.
DIR. Ligget, thinks.
r. b. Todd. returned from Luning this
week, where he has been for the pur-
pose of looking into his copper mining
interests in that locality.
John T. Hawkins. representing the
James f. Burns interests in Goldheld,
has returned from a two months vaca-
ton at his old home in England.
John l.. Briggs, manager Of the st
Nicholas, left yesterday for a six weeks
visit to eastern Pennsylvania relatives
whom he has not seen for ten years.
10 Carroll, one Of the best known OF
the early boosters Of Goldfeld, Is back
in camp after a prolonged absence on
the coast, having entirely recovered his
health.
John H. Forbes has been appointed
superintendent of the Queen Florence
lease. The shaft is down 800 feet and
a fine looking ledge has been cut on
that level.
G. f. Turner is in camp from Quartz
mountain. located 35 miles southeast OF
Goldfeld. Mr.. Turner is manager Of
the Marine Quartz Mountain company
and at present is working eight men.
Elmer Chute. who has been away on
his honeymoon, returned to town yes
terday. On the trip he visited most Of
the coast cities and took a sid trip into
British Columbia.
II. G. Mayer. secretary of LOTUS &
vacation, spent at Ocean Park. Cal. Mrs.
Mayer will remain at the southern Cali
fornia resort awhile longer.
James McCrory, son of Henry NC
Crory, superintendent of the Red Top
Fraction Mining company, has ended his
two months visit with his parents here,
and has returned to California to finish
his engineering studies.
Joe Hanlon has bought a one-half in
terest in the Swan saloon. on Hall street,
and he with his partner. Billy Malone,
are going to try and make 1t one OF the
most attractive places in town. Both
are well known and popular.
II. c. Cutler. general superintendent
for the wingield & Nixon interests
throughout the state, has returned after
a month spent in Los Angeles. Within
a few days he will accompany Mr.. Wing
field and one or two others to the Fair
view Eagles.
John Flynn has resigned from the
position of superintendent of the Com
bination mine and mill and Jack Lamb
who has been acting as foreman. has
taken his place. 1t is the Intention OF
Mr. FLYNN to devote his time to the ex-
animation of mines.
G. II. Hayes and family have been
delightfully."- located at Tahoe Tavern
this summer. During his stay Mr..
Hayes became known as the king fish,
erman of the lake. Many Of his friends
here have received crates Of trout as
evidence of his prowess.
John Flynn has resigned the superin-
tendency of the Combination mine and
will open an office in this city as a con-
sulting engineer. The Combination Is
in charge of Frank Lamb. mine foreman
pending the appointment Of a successor
to Mr.. Flynn.
Andy Fesler has been in camp for sew
eral days. Mr.. Fesler is one Of the early
settlers OF G~oldheld. and he made big
money here in real estate and mining.
uis boma 10 now in Ely. Mr.. Fesler IL