The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-09-19


on a legal errand.
t. G. Lockhart has returned from a
visit to Sacramento.
Judge Dennis was over from Tonopah
this week on a legal errand.
Gus Enneking of the Wells-Fargo
company is visiting eastern cities.
George Kitchen, a mine operator of
Ida district, was in town this week.
w. f. Mitchell, president of the Gold
field Daisy Mines Syndicate, is in camp.
f. s. Van Dyek of Watson & Van
Dyck spent the week in San Francisco.
Sam W%armbath has returned from
Los Angeles, where he visited his
mother.
Martin l.. Efinger of the Pittsburg-
Silver Peak is a guest at the Goldfield
Hotel.
Jack Hennessey, a miner, was fatally
injured by a blast in the oMhawk-
Jumbo lease.
VIM. M. Hoagland, treasurer of the
Daisy Mines Syndicate, is in camp for
a few days.
George vickers and Frank Oliver
motored over to Millett this week to
examine a new strike.
Charles Myers, one of the big opera
tors of Seven Troughs, has returned to
camp after a visit to this city.
Sam G. Knott, one of the heavy oper-
ators of the Rockefeller district, is in
Los Angeles visiting his family.
William Berg, the Chicago promoter,
with interests in this district, is visit
irg Goldfield inspecting his p operties.
Harry Stimler and Fred c. MINIS
have returned from an automobile trip
to the northern portion of Nye county.
B. j. Reilly, one of the most success
full leasers in the early days of the
camp, is up from the coast for a few
days.
Hon. Frank Musser of Alpine county,
California, is spending a few days in
Goldfeld looking after his mining in
~terests.
Steel for the Goldfeld Consolidated
Mines company IS mill is arriving daily
and the structure is rapidly assuming
proportions.
E. w. Clapp, district freight and
passenger agent for the Southern Pa
ciic company, was in camp this week
ON official business.
C. Walter Geddes, general manager
of the Daisy, is in Canada inspecting a
mining property. Mrs. Geddes accom-
panied him east.
Twenty-four hundred voters have al
ready registered. The indications are
that Goldfeld will nave three thousand
voters ct the impending election.
s. H. Harris and associates of this
city have incorporated the Ivcrs Exten-
sion company, which will develop 4
group of claims in Seven Troughs dis
trict.
Word comes from Kingman, Arizona,
that Frank f. Buchanan and Harry
Chittenden, pioneers of Goldfield, have
struck enormously rich placer near that
city.
Attorney C. l.. Lyman of the Gold
field Consolidated Mines c~ompany's
legal department, has gone to Los An
gcles. He will be accompanied by his
mother upon his return.
Martin Schwerin and Lyon Gardner,
mining engineers of New York City, are
in camp. They have just returned from
a tour of Round Mountain, Rawhide,
Fairview and Wonder.
Through the efforts Of NJ. ]. Mon
nette, member of the famous Hayes &
Monnette Leasing company on the No
hawk, who is now director of the Amer
lean National bank of Los Angeles,
Goldfeld mining stocks will be ac-
eepted as collateral at that institution.
William Major Beaman, of the United
States Geological Survey, was in Gold
field this week, gathering data for addi-
tions to the government geological map,
issued some four years ago, prepared
by William S~tranahan, now of Gold
field, but at that time connected with
the government survey.