The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

General Turrittin is here from p.
DIR. John Kitchen has returned f,,
Hornsilver.
DIR. W. L. samuels is here from.
j. f. Grunwaldt has returned from
visit to Tonopah.
]. +. Douglas has returned from
trip to California.
W. II. Clark and son have returned
from Salt Lake City.
Captain Sage has returned from .
trip to Round Mountain.
Manager Lewis of the Postal Te,s.
graph company is IN town.
r. J. Watson is over from Blair and
is the guest of NJ. G. Scully.
Thomas +. Dunn has returned from
an extended trip to Colorado.
j. A.. Pearson has gone to Helena
Montana, on a two months visit.
II. C.. Dwyer of Salt Lake CITY is
spending a few days in Goldfeld.
]. s. Purdy is back from a visit N
the Gravity mine in Death valley.
AL Neill and Young Peter jackson
will fight in Goldfeld on Labor Dav.
Andy Shellburg has returned from
Clifford, where he has mining property.
Harry P. Taylor, accompanied by his
family, has returned from Salt Lake
City.
An interesting smoker was given bv
the Goldfeld Athletic club Monday
evening.
Diamondfeld Jack Davis has returned
from a prospecting trip to Lincoln
county.
Petition has been fled for a 81
ceiver for the Goldfeld Steam Laundry
company.
Judge Dennis and Senator Summer.
field of Tonopah are attending the con
vention.
p. J. Carney has gone to Southern
/ California, where his wife is spending
the summer.
Robert A. Wood, a mining engineer
of London, England, is spending a few
days in camp.
Lee Turner, w. f. Woodyer and Hoke
Duvall are here from Baltimore on an
extended visit.
Principal Mckay of the Goldfeld
schools has returned from a visit TO
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Henry J.. Bartlett is in from Round
Mountain to be a spectator at the Re-
publican convention.
William Jennings Bryan will prob.
ably address the people of Goldfeld
during the campaign.
Major S. A. King, a prominent attor-
reg and miniag man of Salt Lake City,
is a guest at the Casey.
j. J. Jones has returned from Hum
boldt county, where he is heavily inter.
ested in mining properties.
Rev. James Byers, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, has returned from a
vacation trip to the coast.
DIR. B. s.. Galloway, who has been abb
sent about six months, has returned to
Goldfeld fully recovered in health and
will resume his practice.
John L. Weber and son are in from
the Sphinx mine at Round Mountain.
They are en- route to Salt Lake City.
Gilbert NJ. Ross, deputy state superin.
tendent of public instruction, was here
from Tonopah this week on official bust
ness.
The residence of Walter Crawford, at
the corner of Pine and Aluminium
streets, was destroyed by fire early Ia
the week.
G. S. Jones, one of the pioneers OF
Goldfeld, now proprietor of the Knutts-
ford hotel in Salt Lake City, is visiting
the old camp.
John Thompson, of Thompson, More
house & Thompson, accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson, has returned from an
extended visit to the east.
The two-story stone frehouse on
Crook avenue is practically completed.
1t will be occupied next week by the
fire department.
VIM. b. Ogden has brought suit
against the Nevada Queen Mines com
pany for s12, 80 80, alleged to be due
on assigned claims.
At the next luncheon given by the
Goldfield Commercial club an address
will be delivered by H. F. Bartine OF
the railroad commission.
George W. Long, business manager OF
the Chronicle and Review, accompanied
by Mrs. Long, has gone to the coast for
an extended vacation trip.
j. D.. Hubbard, formerly controlling
spirit of the Combination, is here from
Chicago. He has become heavily In
terested in a property near Hawthorne
Robert l.. Hubbard is suing the
Helena Gold Mining company IN the
district court for So, 66s go, alleged 10
be due on an account of $4,0S5 for at
torney's fees.
The West Side Improvement asso.
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