The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-07

aAtt navy -
in Reno.
Judge J. w. Deane is in Rawhide for
a few days.
W.. t. Bailey has gone to Hart to
locate permanently.
George b. Holleran Is in Los Angeles
on a business errand.
]. X. Jones Of New York City Is a
guest at the Hotel Casey.
Harry stimler has returned from an
extended trip to the east.
Cha s. Sprague. editor of The News,
has returned from Rawhide.
United States Attorney Sam Plat Is
a visitor from Carson City.
M. c. scully left for Rawhide this
morning on mining business
Editor Mix OF the Blair Press was a
visitor to Goldfeld this week.
Fl. c. Dodge is here from Reno In the
interest of a colonization project.
]. c. Mccormack has zone to Rawhide
to look after his business interests.
william p. o'Meara OF the Silver Peak
vaicalda is spending a few days in Gold
field.
Donald Ferguson has gone to Los An
geles. He has just returned from Raw
hide.
A. w. Hobson has gone to Rawhide to
start work on the Hobson-D'Arcy prop
critics.
Theodore Booth is an arrival from
Toledo, Ohio. He is a guest at the Hotel
Casey.
w. b. Dunnell is an arrival from Min
~neapolis. He is the guest of Major
Stanton.
Tom Murphy has returned from Gold
Crater, where he has valuable mining
interests.
Tom Murphy has gone to Reno to COM
plete the Zeal for the Combination Frac-
ton control.
Frank f. Horton. formerly manage
Of the Daisy. has gone to San Francisco
on a brief visit.
c. F.. White, the we'll known mine
operator. has returned from a visit to
New York City.
Dan Madden is back from a trip to
Milwaukee and is registered at the
Hotel Goldheld.
w. r. Harness, a well known railroad
man, has arrived in Goldield. where he
expects to reside.
Ed Meyers, superintendent of the
Meyers & Murphy properties at Gold
Crater. is in town.
Harry W. Boyer has gone to Los An
geles to confer with associates relative
to a Rawhide mining DEAL.
A. d. Parker and family returned to
Denver by the Salt Lake route Thursday
morning in their private car.
Eugene Amann is spending a few days
in Rawhide, where his company has
acquired a valuable holding.
A. w. Codd of Indianapolis, who has
been visiting Goidfeld for some time, is
spending a few days in Rawhide.
John Donnellan. who has been quite
i'll in San Francisco. is rapidly improv-
ing and will be home in a few days.
C. o. whittemore, general counsel for
the Las Vegas & Tonopah Railway COM
pany, is a guest at the Hotel Goldfeld.
Etienne Ritter, a French mining en-
| gineer, is in camp looking at properties
in the interests of clients in Europe.
o. A. Harlan, a well known California
mining engineer, has arrived in Gold
field. He expects to locate permanently.
James F.. O'Brien. formerly proprietor
of The News. but now a resident of
Reno, is spending several days in this
| city.
George F. Won Polenz is spending a
few lays in San Francisco, where he
went to list certain stocks in which he
is interested.
John Donnellan has been i'll in San
Francisco for the past week. He is re-
covering and is expected back in Gold
field in a few days.
w. b. Milliken, the well known mill
constructor, is spending a few days in
GoldfeId. He is now erecting a mill in
the Bullfrog district.
G.. H. Hayes, one of the members OF
the firm of Hayes & Monnette, is ex-
pected up from Los Angeles today. Mr..
Monnette is in Europe.
Captain Hooper, the we'll known min
ing man of Goldfeld, expects to leave
for Ramsey in a few days. He will
acquire interests there.
j.. Lucas. better known as "Rawhide
Jack" has returned from a visit to Raw
hide, where he owns a half interest in
six very promising claims.
Walter S. Evans, representing the
Milwaukee Sentinel. is in Goldfield. He
is touring the Nevada mining camps In
the interests of his paper.
DIR. ]. Prescott Dyos has returned
from Rawhide, where he has acquired
holdings. one of which is an interest In
a lease on Consolidated ground.
James O'Connor has returned from ar
extended visit to Colorado Springs. HI
will leave in a few days for Beatty tt
look after his mining properties.
w. z. Mitchell of the Daisy Syndicate
has gone to San Francisco. He expects
to leave for New York soon. but in thu
meantime will pay another visit to Gold
field.
H. Benedict and j. w. Smith of Chi
, cago, two members of the celebrated
big Four" which made the Mohawl
!, famous, are registered at the Hote
Goldfeld.
f. C. Watson has returned from a 81,
weeks visit to his mother in Westfield
New York. He also spent some time II
Madison, Wisconsin, and in Washington
, City.
Barney o. Hara of Reno spent a por
ton of this week in Goldfield. He con
tinued on to f ORC, Mexico, where h
l has accepted a responsible position witt
a mining company.
Win J. Morgan, the prominent rea
estate and mine operator of milwaukee
is in Goldfeld looking after his variou
8 interests. From Goldfield Mr.. Morgan
/, goes to Fairview. where he has one o
, the good properties of the camp.
James z. Keelyn, owner OF the con
trolling interest in the Little Florence
is here from his home in Evanston, III