The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-02

A. B. Rankin has returned from an
extended visit to Death valley.
John Strosser was in from willow
Strings a number Of days this week.
Bert l.. Smith. the Tonopah banker
had business in Goldfeld this week.
Attorney p. NJ. Bowler was over
from Tonopah this week On legal busi-
ness.
John Merriman and Chas. Fagenbusb
have returned from a visit to James
town.
]. Casey Mcdaniel has gone to Wal
lev Springs for the benefit OF MS
health.
John J.. Mullin was over from Tono-
pah this week looking after mining
matters.
J. Harry Macmillan has returned
from a business and pleasure trip TO
New York City.
Miss Ena Moore is up from Cali
fornia. the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. >.
Casey Mcdaniel.
]. C. Mccormack and Walter Pratt
visited their Gold Mountain properties
carly this week.
Miss Pauline Rodenkirch, who has
valuable mining interests at Stimler, is
visiting ir Goldfeld.
Mrs. C. w. Geddes and daughter have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Judge
O'Brien ia Tonopah.
+. c.. MINIS, who has charge OF
Harry Stimler's properties at camp
Stimler. is in from camp.
Frank Golden, president of the Nye
& Ormsby County bank, had business
in Goldfeld this week.
DIR. f. A. Wheeler has taken over the
Miners Union hospital under the name
of the Goldfeld hospital.
Tbos. J. O'Donnell, known through
ont the west as an attorney and poll
tician. is in Goldfeld on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hall are visiting
in Reno and San Francisco. They ex-
pect to return in about ten days.
Claude M. Smith, one of the pioneers
of Goldfeld and still heavily interested
in local properties, is up from the coast.
William Babcock and Frank +. Me,
Neal have returned from a trip 10 uoio
Mountain, where they examined their
mining properties.
A. III. Moore, lately ticket agent Tor
the Goldfeld & Bullfrog railroad at
Goldfeld, has resigned his position ana
left for Los Angeles.
Earle r.. Clemens, editor of the hhy'
olite Herald, was in Goldfeld this week
He is arranging to start a newspaper
in the new camp of Hornsilver.
George Vickers, director of the Little
Florence and principal owner OF the
Stimler properties, has returned from
a business trip to the east.
Frank O'Farrell. formerly with
Patrick. Elliott & Camp, was here from
Rawbide this week. He is secretary of
the Tiger Fraction Mining company.
J. w. Reinhart of tho Tonopah &
Goldfeld railroad, arrived in Goldheld
this week in his private car Mizpah
After a days stop he continued on TO
Los Angeles.
Captain Cotter, president of the Col
den Arrow Mining company, was In
town this week. He will spend a
month or two in New York before re-
turning to camp.
January Jones has joined the Gold,
field colony in San Francisco, but only
temporarily. The strike in the Flor
ence Consolidated. in which he is heav.
ily interested, will shortly bring him
back to camp.
Wardner Williams and James CONG,
of Denver were in town this week. Both
are prominently identified with the
Goldfeld Granite Mountain company
Mr. Williams is the vice president, and
has gone to Los Angeles on business
for the company. Mr.. Cohig is now at
tho property at Gold Mountain inspect
ing the development work for the Den
! yer stockholders.
ID. Mackenzie left this morning for
San Francisco in his automobile. lie
will stop a day at Silver City to inspect
the Haywood and SANTIAGO mine which
he is working under option, and make
arrangements for a thorough mill test
on the ores. He will return the middle
of the month.