The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-15

Keno.
A. d. Myers has returned to Los
Angeles
o. V. Allen is spending a few weeks
on the coast.
.Iudge Dean has returned from n
visit to Ida.
pelos A. Chapelle is in San Francisco
on a business errand.
There are now twelve leases in opera
ton on Atlanta ground.
j. +. Douglas is spending a few days
in Southern California.
III. M. FAY is here from Mason valley
where he is interested in mining prop
critics.
Tom Murphy motored to Gold Crater
this week, where he inspected his MIN
ing properties.
w. s. Elliott and p. j. Carney visited
Tonopah this week on a political err
rand.
Goldfeld's public schools will open
for the fall term on Monday, September
18th.
+. w. Thomas returned this week
from Chicago. where he financed W
mine deals.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new stone schoolhouse at Fifth n
Crook streets.
Bert Cannon is back in Goldfeld after
several months visit in the east on
mining business.
j. c. Brickell is up from San iran
cisco. comforting with his mining as
s~ociate, NJ. C. Scully.
James II. Grant, foreman for the Got
waldt Combination, has returned from
a trip to Southern California.
O. j. Lee is here from Chicago look
ing after his mining interests in Gold
field and Gold Mountain districts.
Over 700 voters nave already regis
tered in this city. 1t is estimated that
the total registration will reach 1000.
Will Virgin of Genoa is here on bust
ness connected with the settlement of
affairs of the Nye & Ormsby County
bank.
Judge volney T.. Hoggatt, one of the
well known mining men of the Bullfrog
section, spent several days this week N
Goldfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clay Cox and daugh-
fer and Miss Grace B. Babcock of
Rochester. New York are guests at the
Goldfeld hotel.
Will Pearce, formerly foreman of the
Gold Hill mines at Virginia City, has
returned to Goldfeld to take charge of
a mining property. /.
John, the two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter T. Goodwin, was drowned
Sunday afternoon by falling into =
water barrel while at play.
A general shake-up is taking place at
the Pittsburg-Silver Peak mine. The
$50 foreigners employed there are being
replaced by American miners.
H.. G. Mayer, office manager of Lotus
and Davis, leaves today for the south
ern California coast, to visit with his
family who are out for the summer.
Judgment has been rendered by slip
~ulation against the Mohawk Leasing
company in favor of Colburn & Jarvis
in the sum of $4,000 for supplies furn,
ished.
~. Wy w Dhvap and uyifa will ra-
turn to Goldfield early newt month and
he will resume his practice. They have
been spending the summer at La Jolla,
California.
Charles A. Thurston, general agent,
Chicago & North Western railroad, with
headquarters at Los Angeles, was ?
guest of DR.. Won Wedelstaedt, this
week.
Henry Bartlett, editor of the Round
Mountain Nugget, visited Goldfield this
week. Mr.. Bartlett is heavily inter
ested in mining properties in the Round
Mountain district.
Dick Kocacovic, occupying a response
BILE position with the Nevada Goldfeld
Reduction company, and Miss Louise
Eisenhart of Vienna, Austria, were
married this week.
An electric wire, which had lost it's
insulation, set FIRE to the Grey, Craig
hotel Wednesday afternoon. The de-
partment made a quick response and
restricted the damage to two rooms.
w. NJ. Hoagland of New York City,
secretary and treasurer of the Goldfeld
Daisy Syndicate and interested in a
number of other Nevada mining prop
critics, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Geddes.
The first serious wrek on the Tonopah
and Tidewater road occurred Monday
night. The southbound passenger train
was derailed by a washout below
Death Valley junction and the engineer
and fireman and a man who was steal
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