The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-28
MENTION


Los Angeles.
w. II. Bryant had legal business in
Reno this week.
d. Mackenzie has returned from a
trip to the coast.
Arthur Young of Chicago is a guest
at the Hotel Casey.
DIR. George Mackenzie Of Reno visited
Goldfeld this week.
j. C. Mccormack has returned from a
visit to Gold Circle.
J. p. LOTUS spent Thanksgiving with
his family in Los Angeles.
President Harvey of the Hazel Gold.
field has returned to Chicago.
James Fawlie, a Hornsilver pioneer,
was in Gol1feld this week.
Captain C. f. Mayne has returned
from a trip to Salt Lake City.
Walter Stopford, a Goldfeld old
timer, is up from San Francisco.
r. l.. Watson is here from Tacoma
and is a guest at the Hotel Casey.
Superintendent Stills of the Nevada
Empress is in from Gold Mountain.
w. f. Gates is up from Los Angeles
looking after his mining properties.
Chas. $. Sprague is expected back
from Southern California Monday.
Taxes become delinquent December
eth. Payment is being made slowly.
j. c. Robertson of John Donnellan &
Co. is in New York on a business trip.
w. H. Rannells and T. G. Murphy are
back from a visit to Austin and Eureka.
c. Hensel, a mining investor of Phil
a~delphia, is a guest at the Hotel Casey.
G. S. johnson has returned from Salt
Lake City, where he had a mining err
rand.
w. III. Holmes and b. M. Clowell of
Goldfeld visited Round Mountain this
week.
Sheriff elect Bradley is at the Beatty
springs, suffering from an attack of
asthma.
A petition for the repeal of the
gambling statute is being circulated in
Goldfeld.
Manager Douglas of the Hotel Gold
field is spending a few days in San
w. G. Rannells, mine manager of the
Hills mine, is in from Helena
for a few days.
Walter l.. O'Neil, a mining man of
Mountain, is spending a few
days in this city.
Mizpah division No. AIS, O. r. c., has
removed its headquarters from Tono-
pah to this city.
The second smoker of the Goldield
Olympic Athletic club will take place
next Monday evening.
C. b. Higginson has gone to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where he will spend
the next several months
j. H. Mackenzie, VIM. Erb and w. E..
Mitchell have returned from a duck
hunt in the Big Pine country.
Grand Deputy Milton M. Detch of the
b. p. O. f. has returned from Reno,
where he visited the local lodge.
Jack Sheridan has been held to await
the action of the grand jury, charged
with the murder of his wife.
John Edwards Bray, deputy state SUI
perintendent of public instruction, IS
here from Reno on an official visit.
R. B. Todd has returned from an in
of the Luning Gold Mines
property near Luning.
w. M. Erb has returned from San
making the 2,4Oo-mile trip,
via Los Angeles, in his automobile.
Miss Ferne Willard has returned to
Carson City after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Will Wilson.
]. E. Austin, a Los Angelan who is
interested in the Cuprite sui
phur deposit, visited Goldfeld this
week. r
Two carloads of ore were received
by the Western Ore Purchasing com
nanv this week from the Bullfrog
Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Keelyn gave
a Thanksgiving turkey dinner to all the
newsboys and messenger boys in the
city.
James Donovan, one of the early ones
in at Rawhide, is in Goldfield closing a
deal on a property in which he is inter
ested.
United States Attorney Platt has re-
turned to Carson City after inspecting
he approved site of the Goldfeld Fed
eral building.
T r Davis went to Round Mountain
Friday morning to inspect the Round
Mountain mine, of which he is one OF
the principal owners.
The preliminary trial of John Sheri-
dan on a charge of murder has been
continued by Justice Mcconnell until
December 10, at 10 a. m.
Charles Wilkinson, assistant to the
general manager of the Goldfield Con
solidated Mines company, has returned
from Los Angeles, where he was i'll for
the past two months with typhoid fever.
william Webster. a well known en-
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