The Goldfield news. [volume], May 27, 1904, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Bob Dunn is building a new residence.
The finest of job printing at this office.
Peter Larsen took a run into Tonopah
Wednesdav.
T. G. Lockhart returned Wednesday
from Tonopah.
Claude Innaan went to Tonopah Sun
day on business.
Lee Williams is finishing a very ueat
two room ’dobe house.
J. P. Sweeney spent several days in
Tonopah last week.
Mrs. J. H. Allen has l>een quite sick
during the week.
E. J. Dalrvmple left Wednesday on a
prospecting trip over cart.
Get your job printing at Tuk News
office.
Tom Fleming was one of the numer
ous visitors to camp Tuesday.
E. W. Smith, the photographer of
Tonopah, was an arrival Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manon have
moved up in the canyon close to his well.
Gus Eisen, of the Goldfield Mining
company, came out from Tonopah Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Keruiek, of
Milltown, spent several days in Tonopah
last week.
H. B. Lind returned from Tonopah
Monday evening after a successful busi
ness trip.
W. I. Booth, photographer, has his
outfit in Goldfield and will soon be ready
for business.
li. A. Marr, the mining man of Sump
ter, Ore., was out to Goldfield again this
week.
H. J. VoGtinu, for some time with the
Montana-Tonopah company, was visiting
in Goldfield this week.
Frank Lothrop left Tuesday for Car
son City where he was called by the
death of his father-in law.
\V. G. lioss, of the Enterprise Mer
cantile company. Tonopali, was in camp
Tuesday on a business visit.
\V. 3. Williams, “the G ddfiehl hust
ler,” accompanied by Mrs. Williams,
spent several days in Tonopali this week.
Mrs. Clias. Hooteu, of Fifth avenue. 1
has been ill for some few days, but is
now slowly improving.
R. L. Johns, of the Goldfield Mining
company, is now in Oakland, Calif., but
will return about the first of the month.
Mrs. C. F. Littrell, of Austin, came in
Tuesday with the nine-year old son of J.
F. Mitchell, superintendent of the Jan
uary lease.
J. H. Shockey of Tellaride, Colorado,
is visiting his old friend, Mr. Watton.
He will continue on to Goldfield in a day
or two.—State Journal.
Clarence Kind, who is with the firm of
E. Marks & Co . will build a stone and
concrete house on Fifth avenue, which
he will rent when completed.
I»r. Frances Williams, of the St.
Frauces-Goldfield Mining company, is
confined to her room in Tonopali with
illness.
,7tm Forman, or lonopaH, who is Heav
ily interested in the mines and prospects
of Goldfield, made one of liis periodical
visits to the camp Tuesday
Messrs. Woods and Kichards, the for
mer selling cash registers and the latter
safes, were interviewing Goldfield’s busi
ness men during the week.
,T. D. Lothrop is building a ’dobe resi
dence on third street, and Frank Loth
rojr is erecting one of frame close by.
Both gentlemen will bring their families
in as soon as they are completed.
Charley Maher is building a home on
Fifth avenue for the accommodation of
his family, who will arrive shortly. Mrs.
P. Touhy and two children are also com
ing iu with Mrs. Maher.
John T. Jones left for San Francisco
on Tuesday’s stage. He will be there
for thren or f >ur weeks undergoing treat
meat for his eye, which was injured some
mouths ago.
Henry C. Cutting, who was one of the
luckiest leasers in the early d lys of Ton
opah, was in camp Tuesday. Just to
show he was a good fellow, he dug up
five plunks to have the pleasure of read
ing The News for a year.
Albert S. Watson, the real estate and
mining broker of Tonopah, came out to
camp Monday looking over properties in
which he is interested. He was aocom
panied by A. J. Johnston, a mining man
formerly of Colorado. Both gentlemeu
are very well pleased with Goldfield and
its prospects.
C. H. Elliott, who is known as the
“hustling broker of Tonopah,” accompan
ied by Mrs. Elliott, was iu camp Sunday
looking after his numerous interests. He
expects that the lease on the February in
which he is interested will catch the ex
tension of the rich ore shoot which is
now being exploited in the January.
C. K. Jarvis, one of the original own
ers of the Combination, wns in camp this
week. He reports a good showing and
• probable sale of a group of claims near
Crow Springs owned by himself and Jim
Forman.
Geo. S. Green, county attorney for Es
meralda, had his name enrolled on the
subscription list of The News, sending
with his remittance a kindly and compli
mentary letter, wishing the paper success.
Mr. Robinson will hold services in Mi
ners Union Hall Sunday at. 10 a. m. and
7:45 p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Buy a lot and build your residence
where you can get good well water.
Ramsey Addition to Goldfield is the
place. Fine location
* W. I. Booth, Agent.
Dan Hngerty, of the Joshua Club, left
Sunday morning for Butte, Mont., on
receipt*>f a telegram telling of his moth
er’s serious illness.
Sanders <fe Inman, contractors and
builders, are prepared to give bids on
concrete houses and all kinds of concrete
work. *
Wm. J. Landers was re-elected Recor
der of the Tonopali Mining district last
Friday, his opponent being Tom Flem
ing.
Judge Burroughs, of San Francisco,
who has interests in Goldfield properties,
was visiting in camp the past week.
E. C. Hogan, representing E. C. Stew
art, dealer in school furniture and sup
plies, was in town early in the week.
Harry Ramsey, who has been- at his
home in Berkeley for some time, is ex
pected in Tonopali today.
You will want cards, letter heads, en
velopes, billheads, etc. We can supply,
you at The News office.
Mark Bradshaw returned from Reno
Tuesday.
Goldfield School Opens.
The first public school in Goldfield
was opened last ' onday in the Miners’
Union building, with 17 pupils in attend
mice. Seven of these are in the primary
class and the balance range from the sec
ond to the seventh grades. Judge Col
lins and Claude Inman, trustees, have
ordered a complete outfit of desk-, maps,
charts, blackboards, etc., and they will
be delivered in August. The school was
fortunate in securing the services of Mr.
Ilobinson as teacher for the little ones,
and he will doubtless advance the schol
ars as much as possible to do in the short
term. Since coming to Gol I field Mr.
Robinson has become a general favorite,
owing to iis affability and kindly consid
eration of others.
A Correction.
In mentioning the nominees for offices
in the Citizens Protective Association in
last week's issue the name of Judge
Collins was put dowu for secretary. This
was an unintentional error, due to care
less copying. The Judge was named,
but declined, and Chns. McKinnon w,.s
the sole nominee, it being the unanimous
opinion that he would make an ideal
secretary.
SUPPLEMENT TO
WILLIAMS’ MARKET LETTER
Last night orders for the Ea-t came in
that took the balance of the first block of
stock of 100,0U0 shares in the lied Top.
I bis is the block of stock that the direct
ors placed upon the market in the short
time of days. It has all been sold.
Our clients are fortunate in securing this
stock and will make money by their in
vestment. Stock will be hard to buy at
40 and we advise our clients to wire us as
we may have to limit the amount pur
chased.
We are out with this tip which you
should take.
BUY ADAMS AT 10.
It is the best buy in the market at the
price. Be wise and get in early.
W. S. Williams Co.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office. *
ALBERT S. WATSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
-DEALER IN -
Tonopah and Goldfield Mining Stocks
Houses Bought, Sold and Rented
Office—Main Street
Above Merchant Hotel TONOPAH, NEV.
GOLDFIELD 1
Lumber
Company
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF (
Dressed and Plain Lumber, Shin- j
Kies, Shakes. Etc. J
MINING TIMBERS A SPECIALTY <
Sash, Doors, and all kinds Building (
Material constantly on hand (
EMIT COX, M D
♦
OFFICE
Opposite Postoffice
Tonopah* - * Nevada
DR. ELTON DAVIS
DENTIST
Work done evenings by appointment
OFFICE—Hudgens building, upper Vain stiect
TONOPAH, NEVADA
L. HAMMOND
♦
Physician & Surgeon
Tonopah, Ni .ada
J£ey Pittman & W. B. Pittman
ATTO R NE VS-A T-L A W
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Golden Block, Tonopah, Nev.
gliN PEAKLMAN
MINING PROMOTER
Tonopah, - - Nevada
M. SIMONS o. nox 2j.
♦
ASSAYER
Main St., - Tonopah, Nkv.
** -M. ■ • *• iNU- 2 ** • 1. - l • . *» a
MAIL ORDERS
-in
Dry Goods 1
Women and Men’s Hurnishings
Men’s Clothing and Shoes for all
RYAN & STENSON
TONOPAH, NEV.
if vcHHBranuwBBKnnKintKKn ^ nr^vim' inMtaBEuawva
THE T.® L. !
Restaurant and Saloon I
MILLTOWN, (Goldfield District) NEVADA
CHAS. THOMPSON and
OLIE LERVOOG, Props.
FIRST-CLASS MEALS
Liquors and Cigars
T-mrurutKa
For
Mining Timbers, Stulls,
Lagging, Square Sets,
and Cordv/ood, see
E. R. COLLINS, Agent
Barton Pittman
MINING
BROKER
Tonopah, - Nevada
The Peerless Ca*e
THE UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT OF
GOLDFIELD : : :
Main Street, next iloor to Postoffice
Short Orders a Specialty
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
WILSON, WAGNER & CO., Proprietors
j. L. WOODWARD, Manager
; GOLDFIELD DRUG STORE
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* Pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medi
cines, Perfumery. Toilet Articles,
Soaps and Druggists
Sundries.
> WINKS AND LIQUORS
) • For Medicinal Purposes.
> Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
} We respectfully solicit the people of
: this town "and vicinity to give us a call
j when in need of anything in our line.
) M. MULLER, Druggist.
When you come to Goldfield, stop at
The Goldfield Lodging House
where all the leading mining men stop
i and are made to leel at home,
| First-class in every respect.
MRS. ADDJE WILLIAMS, Proprietress.
ALL TO N O PAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
Bought and Sold
C. H. ELLIOTT
BROKER
Box 481 TONOPAH, NEV.
CHAS. KIKEHOFEK J. ZWHIFKI.
TONOPAH BOTTLEMG €0.
Manufacturers of all' kinds cf Carbonate Prinks
We Sell the Celebrated Waukeshau P.iineral Water
We use nothing but distilled water to make our beverages with
TONOPAH, - NEVADA
GEO. F. BLAKESLEE
- DEALER IN -
Fine Selected Diamonds and Precious Stones, Watches, Clocks, ami High Grade
Jewelry, Optical Goods, Pianos and Sheet Music
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
Jewel,y Manufactured from native gold, and native stones cut and mounted
Next Door to mte Dank Tonopsh, Nevada
and Trust Company . ~ 1
1> * —Arrangement* are being made for a branch store at Goldfield and until this is established
orders lor Match Clock and Jewelry repairing may be left with Miss Roach at l.othrop's ■•store.
LIND ® COLLINS, Mining BroKers
ONLY FIRST-CLASS
Goldfield and Tonopah lining Stocks Handled
Good Mining Prospects for Sale
B furnished^oiiapplication Goldfield and Tonopah, Nevada
- - Dealers in All Kinds ol
Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, Refrigerators, Ice Coolers
STOVES. RANGES AND PIPING
Bids Given. Best of Workmanship Guaranteed
Hids invent Ilestof Workmanship Guaranteeed. Give us a trial. Kverything manufactured ill
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron line. Well equipped shop in connection.
UPPER MAIN STREET GIVE US A CALL
W. S. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
“The Goldfield Hustlers”
Engineers. Mines and Mining Investments.
STOCKS.
Bank References When Requested.
Reliable Reports on Goldfield Properties furnished. Give us a call.
——THE PALACE1 n 1
FIRST-CLASS in Every Particular. KENDALL & REILLY, Props.
Large, elegantly furnished, electric lighted, clean, sunny rooms. First
class bar, serving only the best wines, liquors and cigars.
i Attached to the Palace Hotel is the
1 —PALACE CAFE —
* The Only First-class Dining Room in Tonopah. • All the Delicacies of the Season.
Try one of our Dinners, the finest in the state. We make a specialty of
dinners for halls and parties
AL. M1TR0VICH and H. E. ZUMSTEIN, Proprietors