The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION

WIN
Frank Golden, the banker, is her
from Reno.
w. w. Keith was over from TonopaI
Wednesday.
j. C. Mccormick is in Denver on
business trip.
b. +. Baker, a mining man of Nina
was in town this week.
j. r. Nash of Fairview is spending
few days in this camp.
f. II. Mead has returned from a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake City.
DIR. w. X. Robinson is up from Lo'
Angeles on mining business.
Dan Clark is in from the new strik'
thirty miles east of Goldfeld.
Bert l.. Smith, the Tonopah banker
had business in Goldfeld Thursday.
c. M. Fagenbush has gone to Cole
Crater to develop his mining properties
l.. H. Cook has returned from Raw
hide, where he inspected his mine hold
ings.
"Puddy" Grimes and w. B. Pitt
man were visitors from Tonopah this
week.
Mrs. Will Wilson returned Wednes
day from a visit to her parents in Car
son City.
James Wylie White is an arrival
from Mexico. He is a guest of Captain
John Tinnin.
Judge H. F. Bride is in from Raw
hide on legal business. He is a guest
of Col. Slinkey.
L. E. Bedford of Nevada City is
spending a few days in Goldield on a
business errand.
Sheriff Ingalls, has returned from
Carson City, where he conveyed a nun
Der of prisoners.
f. H. Lehfeldt, a prominent placer
operator of Nome, is spending a few
days in Goldfeld.
Ridgway Adamson, q wealthy mine
investor of Philadelphia, is a guest at
tho Hotel Goldfeld.
Mrs. NJ. F1aherty, wife of Superin-
tendent Flaherty, has returned from a
visit to Los Angeles.
j. r. Davis, w. NJ. Gotwaldt and G.
+. Spillman have returned from an
auto trip to Round Mountain.
Captain j. A. Hassell and l.. II. Rog-
ers were at Lime Point this week where
they inspected mining properties.
w. III. Wiley, a member of the Los
Angeles excursion party, was so pleased
with the camp, that he has remained
over.
w. j. Barnes, engaged in leasing In
Rawhide, is back in Goldfield for a few
days. He Is hcfe to buy a hoist for his
lease.
f. G. Knight, John Galuch and Will
liam Kelly, prominent business men of
Dallas, Texas, are guests at the Hotel
Goldfeld.
TH.lvsar. D.s1Ax- . Ioc ~AIno b.1or-
ness man who is largely interested in
Goldfeld mining securities, is paying a
visit to camp.
A. X. Wheeler has returned from
Rawhide, where he and his partner,
Jack Davis, are interested in promis-
ing mining properties.
T. b. Hickey, former president of the
wrecked State Bank and Trust COM
pany, came in from Carson City
Wednesday morning.
Eugeen Troughber, formerly engaged
in newspaper work in this city, but now
connected with the Salt Lake Tribune,
is spending a few days in camp.
Captain John j. Healy, an Alaska
mining man, is registered at the Hotel
Casey. He expects to remain in Gold
field and engage in mining operations.
John Ashley has returned from Gold
Circle. He reports the camp a promis-
ing one and says that many Goldfeld-
ers have gotten in on the ground floor.
James Il. Davis and w. H.. Clark
leave for Salt Lake City early in the
week to attend the annual meeting of
the Fairview Nevada Hills Mining COM
pany.
w. III. Brevoort, a business associate
of Barney Baruch, is here from New
York City. Mr.. Brevoort has already
put through several large deals in the
camp.
j. Ross Clark, president of the Las
Vegas & Tonopah railroad, and c. 0.
Whittemore, general counsel for the
company, were in Goldfeld a portion of
the week.
Frank p. Richardson has returned
from the new strike near Cactus
springs, yclept jamestown. He says
that the country is located for miles
in every direction.
J.. w. Reinhart, chief official of the
Tonopah & Goldfeld railways manage
ment, and H. r. Hanlon, general super
intendent of the road, are registered al
the Hotel Casey.
Senator Frank MCGOWAN of San
Francisco was here this week on lega
business. He was rendered a dinner al
the Hotel Goldfeld Thursday evening
by several local admirers.
Henry j. Bartlett, publisher of thu
Round Mountain Nugget, and a promi
nent mine owner of Round Mountain
district, transacted business in Gold
field early in the week.
George II. Hayes, member of thu
"big four that made the Mohawl
famous, is up from Los Angeles. He i
visiting properties throughout the stat
in which he holds interests.
James +. Peck and Frank J. Solinky
well known attorneys from San Fran
cisco, are here on legal business. The,
are representing c.. II. Botsford in thu
suit brought against him by Hutchinson
& Van Ripper.
H. l.. Stewart, A. f. Louis and Johl
Phillips, all members of the Warner
Stewart company, have arrived iron
the east to view the splendid strik'
that has been made in the leasehold o
the Rogers-Syndicate company on tn
Florence property. They expect T.
make other investments while here.
John D.. Campbell, the inning engi
neer, Familiarity known among hi
friends as "Jaek," has returned T.
ioldfeld. Mr.. Campbell for som
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