The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-06-05
Personal Mention

]. o. wALTHER, secretary of the
Gldfield Merger Mines company, de-
parted over the T. & G., railroad
this morning for Seattle. He will
be absent for some time on bust
ness.
A. H. HOWE, secretary and treas
urer of the Goldfield Consolidated
Mines company, and Benjamin j..
Henley of the legal department. of
the same company, returned to Gold
field this morning from a brief bust
ness visit to San Francisco.
DR.. w. N. BURDICK. formerly a
practicing physician of Goldfeld VINO
left camp about a ear ago for Los
Angeles, has accepted the position Of
company physician with the Round
Mountain Mining company, and left
camp this morning to take up his
1uties in that camp. He arrived
saturday.
HERMAN ZADIG, president and
general manager of the Silver Pick
Consolidated Mines company. with
headquarters in San Francisco, ar
rived in camp yesterday, accompa-
MED by S. Kaufman Of Piedmont.
Calf, and registered at the Gold
field. They departed on the train
going north this morning.
C. S. SPRAGUE, vice president
and general manager of the Jumbo
Extension Mining company; Mr. and
Mrs. McCandless and Munro Brown
of the Brown-Parker Automobile
company, arrived in camp late last
night from San Francisco by motor.
Mr.. Sprague has been absent for
two weeks in connection with mining
affairs. Mr.. Brown returned with
two new cars for his garage.
A. ]. CANAVAN. superintendent of
the Keorganized Diamondfield Black
Butte, returned to that camp this
morning after a short visit here.
w. ID. KANT of Berkeley ;rrive !
iii camp this morning over the 7. &
G.. railroad for a visit OF several
days. He is stopping at the Gold
field.
c. C. HARRIS of San Francisco
came in on the morning train from
the bay city and registered at the
Goldfeld. He will be in camp sew
eral days.
was among the visitors arriving in
camp this norhing over the T ~
G., railroad. He is a guest of the
Goldfield.
ID. ASPLAND, general agent in the
San Francisco bay district of the
Tonopah & Tidewater railroad, ar
rived in camp this morning for a
brief visit to camp. He will leave
tomorrow morning, if he gets
through shaking hands with old
friends. Mr.. Aspland is stopping at
tie Goldfield.
h. WRIGHT, accompanied by Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Fl. d. Quinn, all OF
Denver, and D.. F. Gibson, Mrs. j.
w. Smith and Mrs. M. A. Wright, all
of Los Angeles arrived in camp yes
terday on their motor journey to
the coast. The party is travelling in
two automobiles. They are stopping
at the Goldfield.
c. E. M. BEALL, superintendent
of the Las Vegas e TOnOpah rail
road, is in Goldfield on company
business. He arrived last night and
registered at the Goldfield.
GEORGE WINGFIELD, president
of the Goldfield Consolidated Mines
company, arrived in camp this morn
ing from his headquarters in Reno
for a business visit of several days.
w. w. WATTERSON, a director
of the Lone Star Consolidated Mines
company; w. l. Quayle, Miss Elsie
Watterson and Miss Margaret Ridge,
all of Bishop, arrived in camp by
motor yesterday and r at the
Goldfield.
DAVID ASHLAND, general agent
in the San Francisco bay district for
the Tidewater railroad, and Harry
Grier, local agent, with Offices at
TonOpah, left over the T. & G. rail-
road this morning. Mr.. Grier going
to Tonopah and Mr.. Aspland to San
Francisco.