The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-02

The best at Hotel Casey. open all
night
H. T. GIL returned Wednesday from
a six months outing at Pacific coast
points.
Harry stimier went to the new camp
of Stimier last Saturday. He will re-
turn to Goldheld next week.
John II. Hobbs. a well known mining
man OF Colorado Springs. Colo. is In
Goidheld looking over the field.
Ralph Waterman and wife have re-
turned from a trip to the Orient and
are occupying their pretty little cottage
on Crook and Sundog.
Malcolm Macdonald and Donald r.
Giliies. representatives Of chas. NJ.
Schwab's interests In Nevada. were In
Goldfeid on business this week.
Ralph Waterman. OF the firm of r. l.
Coiburn & Co. accompanied by Mrs.
Waterman, has returned from a trip TO
Honolulu. They left Goldheid about a
month ago.
d.. Mackenzie has returned from San
Francisco. where he went to tender TO
T.. B. Hickey a loan of 5000 900 to aid
In rehabilitating the State Bank and
Trust company.
II. C. Morris. an old timer of Geld
field and more recently manager and
principal owner OF the bonanza Nevada
Hills Leasing company at Fairview is In
camp this week.
Walter williams and wife are back
in Goldfeld after several months at the
southern California coast. Mr.. Williams
is talking up a smeiter scheme which
he may try to bring to realization.
c. w. Geddes. formerly general SUI
perintendent of the Consolidated prop
critics has been appointed superintend
ent of the Daisy Mines syndicates' big
property at Diamondheld. succeeding
John r. searles. who has resigned.
Charles J. Moore. the mining engineer
has returned from Chiquita. In the
southeastern part of the state. where
he went to examine a mining property,
Chiquita is about % miles south OF
S~earchlight.
Robert L. Blei. who is interested in a
number of mining properties in various
sections of the state. has returned Ia
Goldfield after a long absence In the
east. for the purpose of looking after
his interests.
The best Of everything at Hotel
Casey. pen all night.
Tom Kendrick. one of the owners OF
the Mohawk-C Combination lease. has re-
turne to Goldfeld after an attended
visit to Los Angeles. He says he ex.
poets to open up another bonanza IL he
can secure a lease he has his eye on. i.
]. p. LOTUS and family leave for Los
Angeles the early part of the week FOR
the benefit of Mrs. LOTUS health. Mr.
/ I aff..z xx-fl -at,,r - Pens lax+a h,S
will leave his family for a time. posi-.
bly, all winter.
f. w. Gillett. traffic manager of the
Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad has beer
in Goldheld for a week getting ac-
quainted with the business situation
here and incidentally making lots OF
friends and securing business for his
road.
F.. C. Devereux. member of the a-m ri
Edward W. Epps & Co. of New York is
in Goldheld looking over the field and
incidentally inspecting some properties
in which his firm is interested. He is
being shown around the camp by Louis
X. DON
]. +. Barsness, one of the fortunate
mine promoters and operators of Ne
vada. is back in Goldield after an ex-
tended vacation. during which he visited
various parts of the country. returning
to camp in good health and extra flesh,
Frank uterine and II. Galbrail. left
for Cuprite last Sunday. They have
taken a contract to do $4,000 worth of
work or the Iron King eompany's prop
erty. They will also complete the an
nual assessment work on a group of
claims located by them two years ago.
before they return to Goldfeld.
Frank III. Hitchcock. first assistant
postmaster general and II. b. Hall. SUI
perintendent of the Pacific coast divi-
sion of the railway mail service, were In
Goldheld several days during the last
week. Mr.. Hitchcock expressed aston
ishment at the great resources of the
Goldfeld district. which he said ex-
ceeded his highest expectations.
Harrie Taylor. one of the old Red
Top bunch" has been away from Gold
field for six months, during which time
he visited various parts of the old coun-
try. Mr.. Taylor is now in Goldield and
ready to resume the mining business
He left his brother. Charlie Taylor. on
the continent. where he will remain
without fixed date for returning.
II. b.. Davis of Colorado Springs has
been in camp this week, visiting his
sons Harry and James. Mr.. Davis
put the Tramps claims into the Tramps
Consolidated. at Bullfrog. and beside has
other mining interests both in Goldieid
and in the southern camp. Mr.. Davis
said that while money conditions in
Goldfeld were apparently bad, h
were no worse than anywhere else. and
that there were other towns than Gold-
field where there was a bank scare and
with more reason. Mr.. Davis and James
left for Colorado Springs yesterday.