The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-12-05
PERSONAL MENTION

In town.
+. o. Altinger has returned from a
visit to the Seven Troughs district.
A. ii. Davis, a mining man of Man
haitian, is in town for a few days.
Ole Elliott paid Reno a business visit
this week.
r. p. Akin is here from Denver for a
few days.
Franklin p. Bell, a San Francisco at.
torney, is here on legal business.
Senator T. l.. Oddie is over from
Tonopah on mining business.
W.. ]. Pierce has returned from a visit
to his old home in Virginia City.
E. S. Chadwick has returned from a
visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
w. E. Mitchell of the Daisy has gone
to New York city on a visit.
Rufus Thayer visited Tonopah this
week on legal business.
G. II. Phillips, uncle of George II.
Phillips, the Chicago 'corn king" is
up from Los Angeles. He is interested
in the Hazel Goldfeld.
d. d. muir paid a visit to lone in the
Reese River country this week.
w. 0. Franklin, on aid timer of the
desert, is here from Cambridge, Mass,
on a business errand.
Walter O'Brien, manager of the
Round Mountain Red Top, is in town
for a few days.
A. d. Parker and party departed for
Denver Tuesday afternoon in Mr.. Par
ker's private car.
Another interesting smoker was given.
Monday evening by the Olympic Ath-
letic club.
Dan Murphy, one of the best known
hotel men of California, has accepted
the clerkship of the Goldfeld Hotel.
George M. Lowry and A. +. Aeriff are
here from Connecticut looking over
their mining interests.
The enrolment in the Goldfeld public
schools will soon reach the thousand
mark.
Huntoon valley, where he investigated
a mining strike.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hall are here from
Reno. Mr.. Hall was the promoter of
the Hall Florence lease.
o. N. Hall, an insurance man of San
Francisco, is looking over the local stu
alton.
j. S. Austin is in from Cuprite. He
is heavily interested in the sulphur de-
posits there.
j. f. Braun, one of the principal
owners of the Goldfeld CT works, is
here from Philadelphia.
A. C. Zellner, a mining man of Grip
pie Creek, is a guest at the Goldfeld
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Taylor are up
from Los Angeles. They are stopping
at the Hotel Goldfeld.
j. j. Jones of the Hayes & Monnette
company has returned from a visit to
Chicago.
Wallace MacGregor of the Nevada
Goldfeld Reduction Works has re-
turned from Mason Valley, where he is
interested in copper properties.
The John s. Cook bank has closed its
Rhyolite branch. The quarters will be
occupied by the First National bank
there.
Conrad George, a laborer at the Gold
field CT mill, was smothered to death
beneath a pile of concentrates Wednes-
day.
E. R. Argersinger, one of the old
timers of Goldfeld, is here for a brief
visit. After a short trip to the coast
he will permanently locate in this city.
F. r. Bowie, the well known news
paper correspondent, has gone to San
Francisco on business connected with a
lease he recently acquired.
E. R. Thompson, in charge of the big
property recently purchased by Gold
field operators at Silver City, Nevada,
was in camp this week, and returned to
his duties this morning.
The Salt Lake smelters are now in
the market for Goldfeld ores, the claim
being made that Goldfeld ores are what
are needed for fuxing the ores they re-
ceive from other districts.
Joe Jordan, formerly connected with
The News, and later a pioneer of Raw
hide. where he leased successfully, has
gone to Seven Troughs and is now a
correspondent of this paper in that
camp.
Harry Ramsey, formerly of Goidfeld,
was married in Santa Barbara, Cal,
Nov. 10. The letter announcing tins
fact does not give the name of the
bride, but describes her as "the pref
test girl in California"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hayes and young
err daughter left for the east yesterday
morning to be gone several weeks. They
will visit in Chicago where Mr.. hayes
has business associates, than go 70
BANGOR. Maine, thence to New YORK,
and home.