The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

W. G. Deveroux is an arrival from
Colorado Springs
William Mckay has returned from a
trip to Arizona.
william Baylcy has returned from a
trip to Los Angeles.
+. C. varian, a pioneer of Round
Mountain, is in town.
Frank Peterson, a successful leaser
of Manhattan, is in camp.
Henry Noel Potter of Los Angeles Is
n guest at the Goldfcld hotel
DIR. c. l.. Hammond Of Tonopah spent
n norton of this week in Goldfield.
Harry Lee Wilbur of the Tribune has
gone to Denver to spend his vacation.
J. ]. Mullin was here from Tonopah
this week inspecting his mine holdings.
j. C. Mccormack is visiting his min
ing properties in the Seven Troughs dis
triet.
W NJ. Mesa was badly injured this
week by being run over by an auto
mobile.
A. ID. Myers is up from Los Angeles
inspecting Combination Fraction oper-
ations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cottrell, pioneers OF
Hornsilver, are spending a few days IN
Goldfcld.
George II. Bradnoek of Taunton,
Mass, is here looking over the mining
situation.
H.. J. Macmillan has returned from
an extended visit to his invalid mother
in California.
NJ. l.. Efinger, the well known mine
operator of Blair, is a guest at the
Goldfeld hotel.
Constable Claude Inman has received
the sad news of the death of his mother
at Bishop, Cal.
Col. Ed. F. Brown, one of Colorado's
best known citizens, visited his sou
red this week.
Another shipment of bullion was
brought up from the Round Mountain
mine yesterday.
"Governor'' j. +. Mitchell, of Mitch
ell & Fairfield, has gone to st. Louis OF
n business mission.
Douglas White, the well known rail
road man of Los Angles, is in Goldheit
on a business mission.
John Donnellan has gone to Pasa
dena to visit his wife. He will be alb
sent about two weeks.
0. P. Welcn came up from Ida thi'
week with a shipment of ore from hi
lease on the Esmeralda.
Miss Margaret Winnie and William
SHERMAN, both of Goldfeld, were mar
ried this week in Carson City.
Wellington Downing, president of thu
Gotwaldt c. NJ. & l.. Co., left Wednes
day for his home in Pennsylvania.
w. w. Keith of the Tonopah an'
Goldfeld railroad has located in thu
city. He is assistant general agent.
A. H. Cheney of the N~evada-Cali
fornia Power company has returne'
from a business trip to San Francisco
Samuel G.. Knott has forwarded ma
chinery to his Cactus Range property
which he will develop on an extensive
scale.
The wife of Sheriff w. A. ingalls,
who was taken to Southern California
seriously ill, is reported to be con
valescing.
Frank d. Starlight of the Magnoli;
has gone to Cleveland and Philadelphi;
on a business visit. He will return il
about six weeks.
Ernest Wilson, charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses, ha
been brought back from Rawhidc b,
Deputy Sheriff Rodgers.
Percival Shea, for a number of year,
connected with The News, has gon'
with his family to Medford, Oregon
where they will spend the summer.
During the months of May and JUNE
there were sixteen convictions in thu
district court. The six acquittals were
"high grade and '%'phoney check
cases.
Rev. C.. +. Halterman and family
have gone to the coast for a three
weeks vacation. During his absence
Rev. Richard T. Wilton will occupy his
pulpit.
A. d. Parker returned to Denver
Saturday. He stopped off at Tonopal
to examine the Tonopah Extension, il
which he is largely interested and holds
control.
The stock exchanges in Goldfield and
San Francisco are closed until after
the holidays. Ihe general impressio.
is that they will reopen with a strons
bull movement.
Frank Litchenburg, a musician whs
formerly resided in this city, shot hi.
reputed wife and hen himself at Beat
ty early this week. Jealousy was til,
cause of the double killing.
Justice of the Peace Henley has re
turned from a notwithstanding trip t.
Southern California and has resumed