The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-04

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DIR. Ransor,e visited the Hornsilver
district this week.
Congressman Bartlett was a visitor
to Goldfeld Thursday.
Luther E. Campbell has gone to Coos
bay to spend the summer.
George J.. Won Polenz has returned
from a trip to the coast.
sitant District Attorney walsh are
spending a few days on the coast.
O. H. johnson is here from Salt Lake
City. looking over mining properties.
w. Mckenzie of the Yellow Tiger
has zone to Denver to visit his family.
G.. W. +. Dorsey has returned from a
visit to his former home in Nebraska.
w. A. Pauley, a mining man Oh
Mexico City, has cast his lot in Gold
field.
E. Barrett is up from San Francisco.
He is a heavy holder of Goldfeld seeur-
tiles.
Sam Calvin has returned from a Visit
to his properties at Dry Lake and 9oid
Crater.
United States Marshal Grimmon
spent Thursday in Goldfeld on official
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Raycraft of Man
haitian spent several days this week In
Goldfeld.
Owing to Saturday being a legal
holiday, The News is issued on Friday
this week.
Captain john Tenant has returned
from an inspection of his cattle ranch
in Nebraska.
Frank Golden, president of the Nye
& Ormsby County bank, visited Gold
field this week.
Miss Bertha Keene, who visited her
brother in this city, has left for her
home in London.
F.. ID. Bowles of the Mohawk-Com-
bination has gone to Tiptop to inspect
mining properties.
j. c. Robertson of John Donnellan q
Co. has returned from a business trip
to New York City.
Harry p. Taylor of the New York
Florence lease is spending a few weeks
in New York City.
w. H. Clark, who is leasing on the
Atlanta and Jumbo, is visiting his fam
lily in Salt Lake City.
Ed +. Browne has gone to Quartz
mountain in the Calico range to IN
spect a mining property.
Edward Bowes has been sued by John
s. Cook & Co. for $2,s74.17, balance
due on a promissory note.
General Superintendent Hanlin of the
Tonopah & Goldfeld railroad, was a
guest at the Hotel Casey this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Champion and
R. McEwen have left for Europe,
where they will spend the summer.
A strong effort is being made by the
citizens of the northern end of Esmer-
aida to secure a division of the county.
Ben Miller, for two terms county
clerk of Mono county, California, has
arrived in Goldfeld. He will reside
here.
Attorness Van Dyck, Watson and
Withers of the Goldfeld Florence com
pany had legal business in Carson City
this week.
State Senator H.. Fred Dangberg was
here from Minden this week attending
a meeting of the Goldfeld Kewanas
Mining company.
Z. +. Warner of the Warmers Stewart
company, which is heavily interested
in the Rogers-Syndicate lease, is pay
ing Chicago "a flying visit.
Dick Colburn is spending a week at
Round Mountain, Wonder, Rawhide
and Lander, where he has mining prop
critics. He is travelling by auto.
Superintendent Rumbold of the Cot
tonwood Canyon Mines company is in
from Camp Stimler. He expects to re-
turn Sunday in Mr.. Vickers' auto.
The state OF Nevada has sued the
City of Goldfield Mining company for
taxes in the sum of 81, 196.0S and penal
ties to the amount of t~hirty-fve per
cent.
+. f. Searight, owner of the Mag
nolia group of claims in the Diamond
field section of the district, has gone
to Cleveland and Chicago on a business
mission.
Emile Rodriques, a tenderloiner who
shot a woman of the half world a few
months ago, was this week sentenced
by Judge Langan to eight years in the
state prison.
The Washington, Adams and Jeffer-
son claims in the Gold Mountain dis
trict have been sold by j. w. Butcher
to the Old Camp company for the nomi-
nal consideration of $40.
The board of education this week
disposed of $4,000 worth of school
bonds to John Nuveen & Co. OF Chi
cago. They were bought at par and
six per cent interest