The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-23

George Probasco Of Beatty was In
town Wednesday and Thursday.
Gil NJ. Fay, who is largely interested
in the Magnate. left Thursday for Raw
hide.
Walter f. Pratt was one of the party
that made the auto trip to the Trans
yaai district this week.
Emery vison Of Leadville and Aspen.
IL looking for opportunities for invest
ment in Goldfeld.
John III. Pope left Thursday for Los
Angeles where he will remain until
after the first of the year.
Albert L. Moses. the attorney. has
moved across the street and is now In
room 2. Hayes-Monnette building.
r. +. Probasco. q well TO- operator
In Mexico. has been In camp from Los
Angeles a number OF days this week.
J. C. Mccormack is out of town in
coveries on the Diamond Queen prop
erty east Of Beatty.
w. L. Mackey has returned from a
visit to the camps of the northern part
of the state where he has large inter-
ests. He reports his lease at Seven
Troughs as looking particularly fine.
j. III. Macmillan left Wednesday for an
extended trip to the east. having earned
a vacation through his successful opera
tions on the Mohawk-Jumbo.
Sol Camp, formerly Of the firm Of
Patrick. Elliott & Camp. Goldheld. Is
now in Mexico. where he is in charge or
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mines of the southern republic.
| H. H. Dorsey is back from Rawhidc.
where he and three others have aiken a
bond and lease on some of the best prop
critics of the new camp.
Attorney W. o. Hatton is back from
q trip to Los Angeles where he has been
visiting his wife and their new baby
which arrived only a short time ago.
Mr.. Hatton says that both the mother
and baby are in excellent health and will
| return to Goldfeld shortly.
]. s. Sands. one of the largest opera
| tors of the Leadville district. Colorado.
has leased and bonded all his properties
| In that camp and has come to Goldheld
| which he considers the leading mining
| camp in the mining world today.
L p 1lucOiH DdNiS Is dhJOHS ~ hhosy
| Goldfeld men to visit the sensational
strikes at Rawhide. Mr.. Davis returns
| with the news that the country all about
! Rawhide Is all located and that prices
are so high that the opportunity for the
| man Of moderate means are all past.
M. J. Monnette, of the famous Hayes
4 Monnette lease on the Mohawk Is In
Goldfeld attending a meeting OF the
board of directors of the new Goldfeld
Hotel company. Mr.. Monnette Is presi-
dent of the American National bank OF
Los Angeles, and has interested himself
heavily in other large enterprises on
the coast, but still retains large inter
ests in Goldfield.
Harry Benedict, one of the owners of
the Hayes-Monnette lease on the Mo-
hawk, Is in Goldfeld from his home in
Chicago. attending a meeting of the d.
rectors of the Goldfeld Hotel company.
Mr.. Benedict is located at Chicago.
where he has large interests In connec-
ton with the stockyards and packing
houses, but he still retains large inter-
ests in Goldfeld mines and realty.
Rev. F.. H. Robinson. missionary for
Nevada, for the Presbyterian church
was in Goldfeld this week. Mr.. Robin
son was in Goldfeld in the earliest days
and organized the now fiourishing Pres
byterian church OF Goldfeld, and gave
the first instruction of any kim In the
camp, through the Sunday school which
he organized. Mr.. Robinson learned the
printers trade in early manhood and
followed the trade for some time. He
was in Goldfeld at the time The Gold
field News was started. Difficulty was
experienced in getting printers and Mr.
Robinson volunteeded his services and
set nearly all the type of the first issue,
a fact which was chronicled with due
appreciation by the editor of the paper,
J. F. O'Brien.