The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-06

Fred Mitchell has returned from San
Francisco.
J. L. Kalfus has returned from a trip
to the coast. .
J. p. Foley has gone to Denver on a
business trip.
!. W. Finch spent several days this
week In Carson City.
James Mcqueen is inspecting proper
ties In the Cactus Peak district.
w. III. Clark has returned from Cali
fornia where he went ON business
L. W. Stemler. Jr., a New York
broker. is In camp looking over the sit
uation-
Milton NJ. Detch has returned from
Carson City. where he had legal bust
ness.
James Morris. one of the owners of
the Tonopah Miner. was a visitor to
Goldheld Monday.
Howard Vernon, who looked over the
camp OF Vernon for the past month.
has returned to Goldfeld.
DR.. ID. III. Dougan. cashier of the Dem
yer Bank of Commerce, is in Goldield
looking after his mining interests.
J. H. Cooper. of Rochester. N. Y, is
AhoRtSttht tto ihb De
ix a guest of the MacMaster Bros.
Alexander Rennie. superintendent of
the Palmetto Standard mines arrived in
Goldheld Thursday on a business trip.
III. b. Linz returned Wednesday from
the east where he was called by the
death of his mother. at Cambridge, Wis.
last week.
DR.. w. X. Robinson left Monday after
Noon ON N h,afnaoo trim RI Con Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. He expects to
be gone about ten days.
Miss NJ. ]. Supple, who was connected
with The News in the business office
for the past year. has gone on a trip
to Reno, San Francisco and Wonder.
Colonel Noble, of the local newspaper
fraternity has gone to Los Angeles to
make ready for the visit of the Goldfield
Shriners during the forth coming "Zim-
Zim.'
Governor Hutchinson has gone east on
a trip connected with his mining inter
ests. He will be absent about a month.
Mrs. DIR. williams has returned from
a visit to Southern California.
w. Z. Mackenzie, formerly of the
Placerville Nugget. has purchased an
interest in the Goldfeld Chronicle and
will join the business staff of the paper.
John M. Fairfield, the broker, re-
turned to Goldfeld Thursday after an
absence of six weeks. Accompanied by
his wife, Mr.. Fairfield visited San
Francisco and Los Angeles, combining
business with pleasure. He says the
business men of those cities are very
optimistic in regard to the future OF
Goldfield.
Vy @--N CrAoxau,
Root e. Co, mining investments, Mil
waukee. Wis, is in Goldfeld. Mr.. Green
law is going to the southern camps so
that he can give his many clients in
formation first hand. 1t is needless to
say that he is greatly impressed with
the great avtivity in this section, and
the future of Goldfeld especially.
J. J.. Wyatt, an old Cripple Creek
operator, now mining in Arizona is in
camp. Mr.. Wyatt is just in from the
east where he was trying to interest
people in his district. but he says that
the East is Goldfeld mad and won't
talk anything else. Strike or no strike
the eastern people are coming to Gold
field in swarms this summer. according
to Mr.. Wyatt.
Word has been received at Goldield
of the marriage of Walter s. Barring,
which took place in Chicago this week.
Mr.. Barring was for a year cashier of the
Goldfield News, and only recently re-
signed to become a member of the
Tucker-Baring Real Estate firm. Mr..
Barring and his bride are expected in
Goldfeld soon, and will make this their
permanent home. His friends here ex-
tend heartiest congratulations.
E. w. Thomas, of the firm of Boyer
& Thomas, left for the East last night
on important business connected with
their Philadelphia and New York offices.
Eastern investors are looking this way
large influx of eastern capital as soon
as the labor trouble is settled. Owing to
pressure of business, w. II. Boyer has
potponed his trip to Greenwater Boyer
and Thomas have large interests in the
big copper camp and the properties are
looking extremely well.
F.. w. Waite, the we'll known mine
operator, returned this week from a three
months visit to the coast. Mr.. Waite's
vacation was not one of u~nalloyed pleas
ure, by any means, for he had a great
deal of sickness in his family while
absent. However there has been a de-
cided change for the better in their con-
dition, and h was enabled to return
home. He says that the parts of Cali
fornia where he visited are crazy over
Nevada mining shares and are awaiting
the settlement of the strike with keenest
interest and some anxiety.
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