The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-15
AND PERSONAL MENTION

o. v. Allen has gone to the east fo,
few weeks.
Frank Marine returned from q ,.;.
to the coast.
zeb Kendall was over from Tonopab
one day this week.
Col. e. A. Lundy OF Reno is a or...
at the Hotel Casey.
Vincent Davidson has zone to Eng.
land to visit relatives.
Judge James +. Dennis is over from,
Tonopah on legal business.
Wilbur Blair, a business man of Ron,
spent portion of the week in Gold6eld
Captain Mayne has gone to Ramsav
to look after his holdings in that die
trict.
Mrs. John Sparks, widow of the late
Governor Sparks, is seriously i'll at her
home near Reno.
Judge Langan has arrived from vir.
ginia City to clear up the court cal.
endar.
j. Casey Mcdaniel has returp,d
from the coast, greatly improved in
health.
Frank f. Horton is up from the eoas,
inspecting the Daisy, of which COMPANY
he is a director.
John l.. Weber, manager of the
Sphinx property at Round Mountain. is
in town for a few days.
Lige Harris has returned from a visit
to the mining camps in the northern
portion of the state.
Charles W. Hays has returned from
an extended trip to the northern part OF
the state and the coast.
Nance O'Neil and company win an,
pear at the Hippodrome theater Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Sprague
started for Lake Tahoe, this morning.
for a few days rest and recreation.
Dominick Heffron has returned from
Rawhide, where he has been engaged
in leasing. tie will probably remain in
Goldfeld.
f. w. Clapp, district freight and
passenger agent for the Southern Pacific
company, is here from Reno on official
business.
During the past seven months the
leasing and mining companies of Gold
field have distributed over $780, 900 in
dividends.
George Thatcher was over from Tono-
pah this week, accompanying Henry
Bartlett in the latter s new six cylinder
Franklin car.
j. Il Nj ,kenzie, general manager for
the Goldfeld Consolidated Mines CON-
pany, has returned from a two weeks
trip to the coast.
Mrs. +. M. Cramer has arrived from
Reno on a visit to her husband who is
vice president and general manager of
the Goldfeld Fissure Mining company.
E. G. Smith, accompanied by his
famous bulldog, Mick" has gone to
idaho. When he (Smith) returns he
will be accompanied by his wife and
child.
Henry B. Hudson, field secretary of
the international Reform bureau is
here from New York City. He will
speak tomorrow morning in the First
Methodist church.
Miss Elizabeth Light and J. F. De-
yU,t+ &c noVv,t% q. Tbo,o r,a,o ,,ar
ried on Monday noon at the Episcopal
church. They are spending their
honeymoon in California.
West side property owners and resi-
dents have organized the West End i'm.
provement society, for the purpose of
lettering street and other conditions in
that part of the city.
Captain Sage has returned from Den
yer, where he was a witness for the
Goldfeld Consolidated Mines company
in the high grading case tried there in
the federal courts.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs. G..
M. Hobbs finds them touring Norway
and are having a pleasant and restful
time. Mr.. Hobbs was formerly man
ager of the Nevada California Power
company and resigned for a much
needed rest.
Judge Pike of Reno will arrive in
Goldfeld about September LIST and will
relieve Judge Langan, who will have
business in the courts in the northern
part of his district. A number OF
criminal cases will be tried before the
Washoe iurist.
Munro s.. Brown, with another motor
bike enthusiast, started for Los Angeles
on Thursday, on his motorcycle. Inc
trip will be taken leisurely, stops along
the way being made at the most attrac'
tive points. The northern route was
chosen. Mr.. Brown will spend a two
weeks vacation at sea shore resorts.