The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

C. L. Harwood is here from Reno

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T. j. MeBurney is a visitor from Raw
hide.
DIR. Liggctt has returned from Den.
yer.
Miss Josephine schock is visiting in
Denver.
Miss Margaret wiswell is visiting in
New York city.
ID. T. Dempsey, a business man Of
Reno, is in town.
A. E. Sweet, a mining man of Tono.
pah, is in camp.
A. A. Codd has returned from a busi.
ness trip to Rawhide.
John l.. Church is an arrival from
Houghton, Michigan.
A. A. Findley of South Africa is an
arrival in Goldield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Hunt have re-.
turned to Los Angeles.
II. r. Conklin and son of Joplin, No.
are visiting in Goldield.
NJ. II. Hopkins of Lewiston, Montana.
is looking over the camp.
]. Casey Mcdaniel has returned
from a visit to California.
Fourteen true bills we've returned b.
the grand Jury this week.
Mrs. f. d. Eubanks and family have
returned from a visit to Los Angles.
Mrs. Human has gone to Manhattan
to look after her mining investments.
Father Dermody has gone to Reno
70 attend the dedication of the new
cathedral.
A. A. Abbey, one of the well known
mining men of Ida, is spending a few
days in Goldield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hogan have re.
turned from an extended wedding trip
through the east.
]. X. Dimick is up from San Fran.
cisco looking after his mining and
business interests.
]. f. Stills and family IF Newark.
New Jersey, have taken up their resi-
dence in Goldfeld.
Frank Oliver has returned from Nina,
where he examined mining properties
in the copper district.
F. M. Lee, cashier of the Nixon Ma.
tional bank in Reno, had business in
Goldfeld this week.
Harry Coffee, a grand juror who alb
sented himself from duty, was fined
800, which he promptly paid.
Victor C. Heikes, statistician of the
U. s. Geological survey for Arizona,
Utah, Nevada and Idaho, is in camp.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Forster of the Tonopah & Goldfeld
Railway company is here from Tono-
pah.
George Wingfeld has returned from
the east and is now in Southern Cali.
fornia. He is expected home in a few
days.
Archie Archambault, a Goldfeld
miner, was caved in Sunday in a mine
near Ida. His injuries may prove
fatal.
f. M. Jenifer is up from Los Angeles.
John Wright, assamblyman from
Washoe county, visited Goldfeld this
week.
]. w. Reinhart, controller of the
Tonopah and Goldfield railway, was
registered at the Goldefld Hotel this
week.
r. b. Todd has returned from a visit
to Kansas City, where he attended the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church.
A. d. Parker, vice president and
treasurer of the Florence Goldheld
Mining company, is expected in camp
this coming week.
L. l.. Patrick, Captain Hassell, VIM.
M. Erb, R. L. Colburn, Howard Russell,
George Holleran, John Murphy and
James Bryson were among the Gold
felders who visited Hornsilver this
week.
j. P. Lotus is expected to return
from the coast shortly, when, after az
tending to pressing business, he VIII
with his family, join Mr.. and MIS- +"
r. Davis and a few other Goldheld PEG
pie, and make a trip to Europe.
B. S. Jones, local manager OF luz
Western Union Telegraph company az
companied by Mrs. Jones, LETT 's
morning for a three months outing ~
Pacific coast points. During his az
sence C.. F. Annett, of Chicago, WI"
have charge of the Office.