The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-08
LOCALAND PERSONAL MENTION

T. b. Hickey is here from Carson
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Richard are here
from Rawhide.
Captain George w. Thatcher is in
from Rawhide.
F. f. Brown is spending a few days
in Los Angeles.
Walter Lord has returned from =
visit to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wilson are in
from Death Valley.
Dan J. Williams and family have re-
turned from the coast.
James T. Wolfe is over from Tono-
pah on mining business.
Henry Krumb, a mining engineer of
Salt Lake City, is in camp.
p. A. McCarran was over from Tono-
pah this week on a political errand.
w. d. Lawton, a mining man of Gold
Center, is a guest at the Goldfield hotel.
r. III. Ernest, a mining man of Round
Mountain, is a guest at the Hotel Gold
field.
Mrs. Erb and Miss Wenonah Erb
have returned from a visit to Lake
Tahoe.
J. H. hatcher, the leading hotel man
of Sacramento, is a guest at the Hotel
Goldfield.
c. F. Kapp has commenced the cree
ton of a two-story stone building on
Main street.
G. E. White of the Goldfeld Souvenir
has returned from an extended visit to
eastern cities.
ID. w. Moody, promoter of the Yellow
Top and Pride of Gold Mountain, is
here from Rawhide.
Robert E. Waugh of Waugh & Hen
ningsen is spending a few days with his
family in Southern California.
Harry Mayer, Office manage for Lof-
tus & Davis, will spend the next two
weeks with his family on the coast.
AT a meeting of the fire department
one evening this week the need for
more hydrants was urgently expressed.
George Gibson, who was found guilty
of killing f. Maunsell in Goldfeld a
year e has been granted a new trial.
Upon application of Walter c. Stone,
c. E. Wylie has been appointed receiver
for the Exploration Mercantile com
pany.
Captain and Mrs. Hassell will leave
next Saturday for the coast. They will
be absent from Goldfeld for an ex-
tended period.
Howard Russell has returned from
Hornsilver, where he was called on
business connected with the Great
Western mine.
An attempt at Jail delivery took place
Sunday morning, but the thirty desper-
ate men were forced back into their
cells at pistol point, se>sae
J. /. Coddington of the Goldfeld
Granite Mountain Mining company is
spending a few days in this city con-
ferring with his associates.
J. Harry Macmillan s mother and
sister will shortly arrive in Goldfeli.
They have taken the Captain Hassell
bungalow for the summer and autumn.
John yelling Finch, former general
manaoar of tho Goldfa1d Consolidated
Mines company, is again in camp. He
spent the winter with his family in
Italy.
II. A. McCraney, president of the Ne
vada State Editorial association, is in
Goldfeld on d political GRAND. Mr.. Me-
Cranev is a candidate for nomination on
the Democratic ticket for the Office of
surveyor general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. j. Moore left
yesterday morning for Denver They
travelled by way of Los Angeles and
will spend a few days at the seaside be-
fore going east. Mr.. Moore will return
to Goldfeld in about a month.
DR.. F. L. Ransome, geologist for the
United States government, has CON-
pleted his inspection of the Goldfield
district and is spending ten days in the
Bullfrog country. His report on the
Southern Nevada mining districts will
appear in a government publication
about next June.