The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18

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Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mead are arrivals
from Los Angeles.
j. j. McQuillan, county commissioner,
was over from Tonopah Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Michaels are ar
rivals from Manhattan.
Manager Cox of the John 8. Cook
lease is in from Stimler.
+. b. Hahn of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Hotel Goldfeld.
Mrs. +. r. Bowie has returned from
an extended visit to San Francisco.
Judge j. +. Dennis was over from
Tonopah this week on legal business.
Harry Coffee returned from a visit
to the new mining amp of Hornsilver.
T. NJ. Wiles, a mining man of Las
Vegas, is looking over the Goldfeld
district.
Mrs. Kaeding and Miss Ethel Ma
cumber have returned from a visit to
Ramsey.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ogden and Miss Frances
Andrews have gone to Los Angeles on
a visit.
j. M. Darby, a prominent physician
Of Denver, is spending a few days in
Goldfeld.
Frank Peterson, one Of the pioneers
of Manhattan, wal a visitor to Gold
field early this week.
Frank Marine has returned from
jamestown, where he secured a lease
adjacent to the original strike.
Tom Mcmahon, former sheriff of Nye
county, was over from Tonopah this
week.
w. J.. Sinclair, one of the pioneer
leasers and mine owners of Manhattan,
was a visitor to Goldfeld this week.
Willard Packard Hatch, an old time
resident OF Goldfeld, is here from Den
yer.
Fred H. vahrenkamp of the Bonnie
Glare and Garrett lease, is visiting his
former home in Los Angeles.
Frank Golden, president Of the Nye
& Ormsby County bank, is here on
business connected with his house.
John j. Mullin, a mining man who
has considerable interests in Goldfeld,
was over from Tonopah this week.
Joe Mayer and w. Length are in
from Gold Mountain for supplies. They
are interested in the Granite Cliff
property.
Judge R. l.. Johns is up from Cali
fornia looking after his mining prop
critics.
Elmer Chute is at Hornsilver, where
he is surveying town lots and mining
claims in this lively young district.
d. Mackenzie has returned from
Silver City, where he has IN option or
one of the largest low grade mining
properties in the state.
/. Clint Draper, a well known resident
Of Colorado Springs, was in town this
week. He is a guest at the Hotel Gold
field.
C. X. Jarvis, formerly engaged in
the mercantile business in Columbia, is
in from jamestown, where he got in on
the ground floor.
John Tracey, one Of the original To-
Gators in the new camp of jamestown,
came up from the coast this week and
continued on to the new camp.
George Holesworth, builder of the
Hotel Goldfeld, is an arrival from
Reno. Mr.. H~olesworth is also erecting
the fve-story Hotel Mizpah in Tono-
pah.
Among the visitors to Goldfeld this
week was J.. B. Quigley, who put the
water system into Tonopah and who
now is a heavy shareholder in the Gold
field Kewanas.
Mrs. w, A. Lewis of Riverside, CAL,
is in Goldfeld, the guest of her
brother in-law, A. Lewis Of Milwaukee,
who is here looking after his interest
in the Rogers Syndicate lease.
J. Casey Mcdaniel has returned
from Valley Springs, much improved
in health. A published report that he
was dying is disproved by his ruddy
complexion and increased weight.
C. G. Logan is an arrival from Jes-
sup. He pronounces the district to be
a very promising one. The camp is
growing at a rapid rate and strikes of
shipping ore have. become an every day
occurrence.
P. A. McCarran, district attorney of
Nye county and the highest salaried
public official in Nevada, visited Gold
| field this week. Mr.. McCarran is a
Young man of strong political potential
tiles. He is a native born Nevadan.
Albert Jackson, a former resident of
| Goldfeld,, has returned to camp and
will make this his permanent residence.
| His family will remain in Reno for the
present. Mr.. Jackson is interested in
a number of the best properties in the
district.
Mr.. Warner, Of the Warner Stewart
company and w. o. Madden, consult
ing engineer for the company, left
Thursday afternoon for Kingman,
Arizona. They will inspect a mining
property in the Music mountains and
will be absent a week or ten days.
Frank P. Richardson has returned
from an inspection of the new camp Of
Hornsilver in the Slate Range. He
saws that he did not get a blank in a
single test that he made Of the various
leads. The district in his opinion is
one of the most promising in the state.
John Donnellan has gone to Pasa-
dena to visit his family, who have been
wintering there.
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