The Goldfield news. [volume], July 01, 1904, Image 4

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LATE LOCAL NEWS.
Homer La Lime and Albert Riggs
came out from Touopah Monday.
E. Marks, the merchant, came out on
Wednesday's stage.
.Tas. H. Forman was one of Wednes
day's arrivals in camp.
L. H. Conley has come over from Tono
pah to engage in business.
Columbia has a first-class hotel. It's
the Merchants'. Casey & Arden.
Cri B. Curtis is erecting a dwelling at
Jumbo and will keep house with his
sister.
R P. Dunlap, Malcolm L. Macdonald
and J. P. Willis came out from Tonopah
Tuesday.
Dr. F. -T. Laird was called to Spokane
last Saturday, but will return in alnnit
two weeks.
The Goldfield Water company are lay
ing the pipe to convey water to the Com
bination mine.
Harry McNamara, th? Tonopah butch
er. came out Wednesday to look after his
mining interests.
Charles Kielliofer, a lieutenant iu the
Eagle drum corps of Tonopah, was iu
town Wednesday.
T. L. Oddie and Frank K-.ith, of the
Tonopah Mining company, were arrivals
in camp on Tuesday.
The baseball team is becoming very
enthusiastic and promises to put up a hot
game on the Fourth.
Dan. Greenwaldt left Sunday for Al
kali Springs td erect a windmill for the]
Combination company.
P. O'Leary, recently from the Klon
dike, has arrived in Goldfield and will
trv for a fortune here.
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H. B. Lind returned Monday night
from Tonopah, where he had been for
several days on business.
Jim Healey came in Wednesday and
was surprised and pleased at the show
ing in Goldfield's mines.
Bert Wertheimer, of San Francisco,
was in town Thursday doing business
with Goldfield’s merchants.
“Curley” Graham, owner of Tonopah's
“Original Package,” was interviewing
his Goldfield friends Wednesday night.
Miss ltoaeh left last Sunday for Tono
pah to act as maid of honor at the wed
ding of Thos. Lynch and Miss Roberts.
A few days ago W. D. Frey purchased
G. R. Walton’s interest iu the Goldfield
meat market, and the firm is now Andrus
& Frey.
John E. Lutz, who has recently bonded
several properties here, left for San
Francisco last Friday, but will soon re
turn.
H. Wood is here from Tonopah with
the view of opening a tin and plumbing
shop iu Goldfield. His stock is expected
here in a few days.
Dr. H. C. King dentist, will be at the
Esmeralda Lodging house. Goldfield,
Saturday afternoons and Sunday morn
ings of each week.
Dr. Garner, of Tonopah, will be in
Goldfield on the Sth, and will possibly
reside here. He is interested in leases
!), 10 and 11, on the Jumbo.
A new awning in front of W. S. Elli
ott’s new building on Main street has
been completed. Likewise a concrete
walk, the first one laid iu Goldfield.
Will Marsh went to Tonopah Wednes
day to meet his mother and sister on their
arrival from Austin. They will make
their future home with Will at Columbia.
On and after July 1st the postofnne at
Butler will be called Tonopah and the
office will lie raised to the second class.
This carries with it an increase in salary
of 82,000 a year.
The Eagle drum corps of Tonopah, one
of the warmest organizations in the state,
has uotitie 1 the committee that they will
be in Goldfield at 10 o'clock on the m >rn
iug of the Fourth.
The committee on subscription for the
Fourth of July celebration are real hus
tlers. They collected about 81,200. For
ttie first effort, how does that strike the
enterprising citizen?
By the arrival of a half dozen new
horns and a snare and a base drum.Gold
field’s brass band will be enabled to fur
nish all kinds of patriotic airs for the
Fourth. The boys are now practicing
nightly.
Geo. R. Walton, late an owner in the
Goldfield meat market, was married at
Portland, Ore., on June 7tb, to Miss May
Murphy. The happy couple returned to
this city on June 20th, being accom
panied by Mrs. C. Walton, mother of the
groom.
Walter Colby left Thursday morning
to attend Ike funeral of his twin brother,
Wallace, who died at Leadville, Colo.
The brothers had been together for
twenty years until two years ago and the
news of his brother’s death came as a
great shock to Walter.
Goldfield has a new business firm con
sisting of Willie Liebendorfer and Harry
Knickerbocker. What the boys lack in
years they make up in enterprise. Their
stand has been erected south of The
News office and ice cold lemonade is on
tap at all hours of the day.
J. T. Jones has undergone an opera
tion on his eye at Sau Francisco and is
now in Carson City, from which point he
will soon leave on a prospecting trip.
The operation was partially successful
and he can now see a little out of the in
jured eye. Mr. Jones was one of the
pioneers of Goldfield and at one time,
with his partners, had the Jumbo and
other good properties located. He was
s’ruck in the eye by a piece of rock and
the resulting injury forced him to leave
camp for medical treatment and many of
his liest locations ran out and were relo
cated by others.
MAGNIFICENT RETURNS
Are Promised by Goldfield, as Hr.
Gunn Sees It.
Geo. E. Gunn, representing the Amer
ican Smelting and Milling company of
Utah, returning from Tonopah and Gold
field last evening and sjieaks in glowiog
terms of the two large camps. He owns
considerable property in the new fields
and is more than elated over the pros
|K-cts of the mining country, says the
State Journal.
In a statement last evening, he said:
“The mines at Tonopah are richer than
they were before, but that the city of
Tonopah will soon be eclipsed by the
coming city of Goldfield.
“ llie mines in Goldfield have a large
amount of ore on the dumps and most of
it will go as high as $3,00:) a ton in gold.
Some of the ore from the dumbo goes as
high as $30,000 a ton.
“The railroad is now within eight miles
of Tonopah and will be finished in a very
short time. When the road is completed
both of the camps will be greater than (
ever liefore as more men will be employed j
aud many more mines will open up.”
[The Journal rejwirter probably mis
understood Mr. Gunn in one particular.
The most of the ore on the dumps here
won’t "go as high as$3 000 a ton.” There
are large dumps of good ore here, but
$3,000 per ton for the “most of it” is
jmtting it out of the bounds of reason. -
Editor News.]
Bids Wanted.
Hills will be received np to July 5,1904,
(1) For hauling and distributing along
the line from Alkaii Springs to the Com
bination mine. 100 tons of material, more
or less ; (2) To ttencli, lay and cover
said pipe as per specifications. Further
information can be obtained from Mr.
George H. Lewis, engineer in charge of
the water supply. The right is reserved
to reject any anil ali bids.
Edgak A. Collins, Sup't.
New Manager.
Fred. 11. Anglemier, recently of San
Francisco, arrived in camp Sunday and
will be manager for ttie Goldfield Lum
ber Co. J. S. McQuillan, the present
manager, will leave shortly for Tonopah.
WILLIAMS’ MARKET LETTER
Goldfield this week has made tremend
oils strides in development and in estab- 1
lishing herself as a producer I earn after
team lias left here this week with sacked
ore and yet you cannot miss it from the
ore dumps.
The Florence is still producing high
grade ore, as is the Combination, Jumbo
and January.
At two places in Diamondfield this
week ore was uncovered. On the Daisy
claim the assay ran $l,9.‘59.fll to the ton.
On the Vernal No. 1 a strike of great
importance was made and in the quartz
could be seen great quantities of large
gold stringers.
On the Vermilyea lease on the Jumbo
they are taking the loose dirt and putting
it in coal oil cans and shipping it, Mr.
Vermilyea had an assay made from a
sample taken and the returns showed a
value of over 82 Kf.O >0 to the ton !
A number of new leases were made on
the Mohawks that lie between the Com- j
bination ami the Red Top, and in a short
time no doubt we will hear of rich ore
being struck.
Our advice is to liny lied Top, as it is
in the center of this rich zone. The
stock will be worth many dollars a share
in a short time.
We take pleasure in submitting to our
clients stock in the Jumbo and Vernal
Extension company. This company owns
a large fraction between the Jumbo and
the Red Top; a claim joining the fit. Ives
on the north,and several otheis favorably
situated claims. Some of them lie close
to the Daisy and Vernal claims in Dia
momlfiel t. We can heartily recommend
this stock at 10 cents and are sure that
you will make money by getting some of
the stock
Vindicator, Coming Nation and Fawn
Gold have sold well the last week and
orders have come in fast for Red Top and
Goldfield Mining
The town is filling up and great prepa
rations are being made for the Fourth of
July celebration to be held here. Gold
field is fortunate in having a lot of enter
prising persons who take hold of a thing
anil make it go so are the same persons
in mining making a success in all they
undertake.
Buy all the stock you can within the
next sixty days as stocks iu Goldfield will
never be as cheap again.
We quote the following prices:
Goldfield Mining Co.$1.10
Red Top Mining Co. 40
Goldfield Water M. & M. Co.25
Adams-Goldfield ... . 15
Pennsylvania Goldfield,.12
Goldfield Vindicator.10
Fawn Gold .10
Foituua Goldfield. lo
j umbo and Vernal Extension .10
Goldfield Coming Nation.05
Yellow Top Gold. 05
Gold Reef.05
W. S. Williams Co.
Announcement.
Having found a bountiful supply of wa
ter (2,500 gallons and more per day j in my
well on the Goldfield and Tonopah road,
I am now prepared to furnish water for
all stock that may come ray way.
AV. H. Ramsey.
Ramsey’s Well, June 23, 1004.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office.
The barber shops of Goldfield will be
open all day Sunday, July 3d, and closed
ail day the Fourth. *
You will want cards, letter heads, en
velopes. billheads, etc. We can supply
you at The News office.
DR. ELTON DAVIS
DENTIST
Work done evenings hy appointment
OFFICE—Hudgens building, upper Main street
TONOPAH, NEV ADA
HAMMOND
Physician & Surgeon
Tonopah, - - Nevada
jg’EY Pittman & W. 15. Pittman
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Golden Block, Tonopah, Nev.
LARK & KERMEEN
Ste n og rapiie r s a n i »
Typewriters
Office with Mima St Co.
TONOPAH, - NEVADA
J EMIT COX, M. D.
OFFICE hours:
9 a.m. to t p.m.; 2 p.m. to6 p.m. ; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m
Opposite Postoflice
Tonopah, - - Nevada
gHX PEAKLMAN
MINING PROMOTER
Tonopah, - - Nevada
SIMONS v.o.noxzsi
ASSAYER
Main St., - Tonopah, Nev.
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Goldfield and Tonopah
Property Wanted.
Emerson & Company, one of the lead
in if New York brokerage houses, will
consider purchase of, or controlling in
terest in, a Goldfield or Tonopah mining
property. Must be verv favorably lo
cated and stand the strictest investiga
tion. Address with fullest particulars
and reference,
EMERSON & CO.
42 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BUY A LOT IN
PHENIX
North Addition
TO GOLDFIELD.
CLOSEST PART of Goldfield TO THE MINES
All travel from Tonopah must come
through it ami a main cross street point
ing directly to the Combination and Jan
uary mines.
hots on Main street selling fast and
houses of tine construction being erected.
We have only a few more lots left on
Main street—every one of them level.
Side Street Lots for Residence--from $30 to $50
A well, too feet deep, with pure water on
the grounds liny before too late.
For maps and information, apply to
G. S. PHENIX,
or W. S. WILLIAMS CO.
___Goldfield
MYERS & COLLINS
Wines, Liquors
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and Cigars . . .
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
A cosy place to chat and enjoy A GOOD CIGAR
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CIGARS
ALWAYS FRESH
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A. B. WOLF
Barton Pittman
MINING
BROKER
Tonopah, - Nevada
ALLTONOPAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
Bought and Sold
C. H. ELLIOTT
BROKER
Box 481 TONOPAH, NEV.
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LIND ® COLLINS, Mining Brokers
ONLY FIRST-CLASS
Goldfield and Tonopah Mining Stocks Handled
Good Minins Prospects for Sale
furn'ished^onapplication Goldfield and Tonopah, Nevada
Buy a Lot in Diamondfield!
JACK DAVIS, Agent Diamondfield Townsite Co.
MAIL ORDERS
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Dry Goods I
Women and Men’s Furnishings
Men's Clothing and Shoes for all
RYAN & STENSON
TONOPAH, NEV.
Goldfield Miners’ Union, No. 220
W. F. M.
Regular meetings each Saturday evening at 7
o'clock, in Miners’ Union hall, Main street.
All members of the Federation are cordially in
vited to attend.
Joel Nelson, President,
Chas. H. MacKinnon, Secretary.
The Peerless Cafe
THE UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT OF
GOLDFIELD : : :
Main Street, next door to Postoffice
Short Orders a Specialty
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
WILSON, WAGNER & CO., Proprietors
J. L. WOODWARD, Manager
Columbia Feed Corral
MARSH A COURTNAY, Props
COLUMBIA. NEV. *
Hay, Grain and Wood for Sale
Water delivered to any part of the distric _
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