The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22

Angeles, is a guest at the hotei ooi"-
field.
II. j. Grugan, a mining man of Phil-
adelphia, is here looking over the situa-
tfon.
James McGowan has returned from
an extended trip to Oregon and Wash
fngton.
The Goldfeld Hotel grill has been re-
opened by Mr.. Cruise, the well known
caterer
General Manager Alberger of the
Tonopah and Tidewatcr railway was IN
town this week.
A venire of $50 talesmen has been
drawn by the district court, r~eturnable
September 18th.
Mrs. j. p. O'Brien and Miss Nc
Namara of Tonopah are guests OF
friends in this city.
RI. s. Stark has returned from
Los Angeles and will remain in Gold
field for some time.
f. w. Grifiths has returned from
Rhvolite. where he was called to inspect
a mining property.
Adams F. Brown has purchased two
mining claims in Cuprite district from
James T. Minchire.
Oscar r. Morgan, editor and manager.
of the Reno Gazette, was a visitor to
Goldfeld early in the week.
o. J.. Lee and H. J. Bachey are here
from Chicago. They are interested in
local mining propositions.
George Sanford, editor of the Carson
City News, arrived in Goldfeld yester-
day to attend the convention.
Mrs. w. L. Mackay has gone to Calu-
met, Michigan, to visit her parents. She
will be absent abont two months.
A gold bar weighing 100000, shipped
from the Combination mill, was settled
for this week by the Carson government
assay office.
Superintendent Manson of the Oregon
Shortline and F. Fitzgerald, superin-
tendent of motive power, were visitors
to Goldfeld this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Eicholtz are here
from Los Angeles. Mr.. Eicholtz is
here in the interests of Hearst's indie
pendence league.
Tom Jaggers has sold to the Tule
Canyon-Goldfeld company five claims in
Tule canyon. The deed does not state
the consideration.
Tom O'Brien has returned from the
new strike in Lincoln county. He and
Jack Davis secured fourteen claims near
the original strike.
Col. Maxson created a diversion yes
terday by pinning upon his opponent
for the congressional nomination, j.. F.
Douglas, a -Maxson badge.
J. c. Mccormack returned from
San Francisco Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs. Mccormack who has been
spending the summer in Canada.
Six claims in the Tonopah Gold
Mountain district have been sold by r.
G.. Williams to the Tonopah Gold Reef
mining company for a stated considera-
tion of $40.
In the case of William Huggard
versus the Goldfeld Golden Dawn Min
ing, Milling and Prospecting company
for $9,353.45, judgment has been en-
tered by default.
Word has reached Goldfeld of an i'm.
portant strike in what is known as the
Swede's mine at Tule canyon. The
stuff is said to return better than 1910
to the ton.
Charles r. Evans, a well known bust
ness and mining man of Manhattan, has
purchased the Bank saloon from Elliott
4 Highley. The price paid is reported
to have been $4,000.
Sixty thousand building thing were
sold for freight charges this week. The
purchaser was Thos. Lockhart, who will
use the thing in construction work at
the Goldfeld Florence.
The tunnel of the Goldfeld Granite
Mountain company at Willow Springs
has now been driven 496 feet and is vet
in the granite, with the big vein moi far
ahead. Walter E. Pratt was down at
the property Thursday, and saws the
vein may be reached this month.
w. d. Blaekmer, consulting engineer
FOR the Federal Exploration ompanv
of New York and philadelphia. and
Raymond Brooks, manager of the Silver
Pick, Lone Star and Laguna mines in
Goldheld, spent several days at Battle
Mountain last week on mining business.
The theatrical attraction of the week
was the appearance of Nance O,Neil.
with Mckee Rankin and a strong com.
pany as support. Magde and The
Fires of st. John were the bills At the
~hippodrome, under the direction Of Mr..
Aylesworth.