The Goldfield news. [volume], July 22, 1904, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Buy a lot in Goldfielil! Nuff said! J
John Jones was at Tonopah this week.
A new safe has been instated in the
Gold Wedge.
t. J. Lange, of Tonopah, was in Gold
field on Monday.
Judge Ray, of Tonopah, was in Gold
field on Tuesday.
H. C. Parrett. of Boston, has been iu
Goldfield this week.
Mrs.Sol Camp visited Tonopah Satur
day, returning Sunday.
F. J. Lothrop, of Salt Lake City, was
in Goldfield this week.
The city calaboose has been unoccu
pied for two weeks.
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfield is IT.
W. H. Harris, the pioneer mining man,
has returned from a trip to Reno.
“Jake" Sohlke, of Sacramento, inter
viewed Goldfield dealers Monday.
G. L. Brown, of Oakland, has been
looking around the camp this week.
Dozens of substant ial Mobe dwellings
going up in Goldfield. Bay a lot now! *
Miss Mary Curtis returned Wednesday
from Reno, where she was visiting for a
week.
Geo. Wenwood and M. Teuker, of Tu
olumne, Calif., are looking over Gold
field.
W. W. Mulock is here from Sodaville,
intending to engage in some mercantile
pursuit.
Dr. Wheeler, of Chicago, and a party
of mining men, were iu Goldfield late
last week.
J. H. Brearley was at Reno this week,
having been subpensed as a witness in a
civil case.
Father Gleason will hold services in
Miners' Union hall at Uo'clock next Sun
day forenoon.
James Maher is here from Sumpter,
Ore., looking into Goldfield as a place
for investment.
Lost—An Eastern Star pin, probably
on Main street. Finder will please re
turn to this office. *
Harry Lefkovits came over fromTouo
pah on Sunday to see his brotaer Louis,
of the Red Front store.
You will want cards, letter heads, en
velopes billheads, etc. We can supply
you at The News office.
The tirst soda water made in Goldfield
was produced on Wednesday by Hatha
way, Grnhlmau & Crosby.
Work has begun on J. G. Martin’s
lodging house, at the corner of Crook
avenue and Second street.
Win. Pearson has sold his vegeab e
garden to Win. Cockbnru of the Club
cafe, and has gone to Reno.
Mrs. W. S. Williams, who has been
quite sick, is sitting up a few hours daily
and is on the road to recovery.
The Goldfield Townsite company took
possession of their new and attractive
offices on Main street, yesterday.
H. F. Speaker, the merchant, is to go
to Tonopah on Sunday, to remain for a
few days to enjoy the celebration.
F. W. McLean and H. D. Allert, of
Langdon. N. 1)., drove in yesterday with
B. J. Reilly of the January lease.
Tom Robinson, who is well known in
Goldfield and Tonopah, is now in c.mrge
of the Bay Slate mine at Newark.
Ed J. Roberts visited his leased prop
erties at Montezuma on Tuesday. He
was pleased with his examinations.
John and Herbert Cook, of the Nye
and Ormsby County b nk of Tonopah.
were in Goldfield Saturday and Sunday.
Sanders & Inman, contractors and
builders, are prepared t « give bids on
concrete houses and .ill kinds of concrete
work. *
W. F. Lynch has presented The News
with a small sign printed in colors. Tne
young man is quite clever in this kind of
work.
Deputy assessors are just now de
cidedly busy making assessments of real
and personal properties in Esmeralda1
county.
Sam Harris left Sunday for St. Louis
to see the sights at the great Exposition, j
From there he will go to llostou to visit
his parents.
J. H. Wilson has a mill running and
is making \iobes for a 4-room building
on his lots between town aud the Jan
uary mine.
J. E. Miller, junior member of the
Goldfield mercantile firm of Spenker &
Miller, has gone into the draying busi
ness at Tonopah.
Dr. Garner, of Tonopah, president of
the Gold beef Mining Co., and interested
in other claims in Goldfield’s gold zone,
was here Sunday.
Robert Dunn’s place and the Peerless
restaurant are now lighted with acety
lene gas, displacing, to the pleasure of
patrons, coal oil.
Buy a lot in East Addition to Gold
field. where you can get good well water
on your own lot—if you dig for it—at
from 20 to 30 feet.
Dr. B. E. Burger, of San Jose, a gen
tleman who has mined considerably in
Colorado and California, is in Goldfield
looking for an opportunity to invest.
A strike of workmen on the Touopah
railroad occurred Tuesday noon, when
the tracklayers were within four miles of
the town. The strike is now settled.
Capt. Cox, of the Riverside Flour mills
at Reno, was looking over Goldfield’s
gold belt last Saturday and Sunday.
Was he impressed? His friends say yes.
ELLIOTT S NEW HOTEL.
Plans Have been Accepted and Work
will Soon Begin.
The plans for the new hotel which is
to l*e under the management of W. S.
Elliott, have been accepted and work
upon the same will begin in a day or
two. The lot north of Elliott's present
building has ln*en secured and a new
structure 40x70 feet and two stories high
will Ik- erected thereon. Fftv-five feet
of the front of the lower fi<H>r will be
used as a dining room and 20 feet in the
rear for a kitchen.
Elliott’s hall will la-come a part of
the hostelry and like the upper fl»M>r of
the new structure, will Ik- devoted to
nicelv furnished nsmis, with baths, hot
and ’cold water, lavatories, etc. The
office and lobby will occupy the front
of Elliott’s present building and will
be connected with the dining room by
large double doors.
Mr. Elliott will leave in a few days
for San Francisco to purchase the neces
sary furniture, which will he up to date
in stele and make. •
Messrs. Patrick, Murphy, Elliott, P.
E. O’Brien and others are the owners of
the new hotel and the contract will be
closed today.
Accident On The Tonopah Railroad.
Spreading rails is supposed to be the
cause of a train on the new Tonopah
railroad leaving the track. The acci
dent occurred live miles south of Deep
Wells early Sunday morning and it was
well toward evening before the tired ami
hungry passengers reached Sodaville.
The railroad i>enple did everything in
their power to to attend to the wants of
the passengers. Among those from
Goldfield on the train were J. H. Bre
arlev, Zeb. Kendall and Mrs. Jas. F.
O’Brien and son, Davoren.
More Rich Ore.
Another carload of rich ore was re
ceived by the Western Ore Purchasing
Company yesterday, says the Reno
Journal.’ ft comes from the Jumbo
mine at Goldfield and is valued at about
$HO,DOO. This's one of the richest car
loads of ore that has ever been received
in Reno from the new country.
WILLIAMS’ MARKET LETTER
As every inch is gained in Nature’s
warehouse here in the Goldfield Dis
trict, her bonded wealth opens to the
view of the persistent miner and values
higher than ever before found are taken
out, placed in coal oil cans, canvas sacks
and almost every character of recepta
cle proof against loss by leakage, and
shipped across the desert sands to the
railroad, from whence they go to the
great smelters at Salt Lake to be re
tined. This is the course, from Na
ure’s treasure vaults to the marts of
trade, by which we produce the coin of
the realm, helping all and injuring
none by the process.
In industrial lines where competition
is strong, the weaker is crushed and
misery, want and suffering the inevit
able result. In the mining industry
everyone is henetitted—the great as
the small. The proceeds from mining,
(one of the most honest of trades) and
mining stocks last year exceeded the
proceeds from all the banks in the
United States.
Now we come to you and ask you to
join us in our honorable undertaking
and purchase some of our stocks. In
purchasing you are putting your mite
with ours and the whole makes a sum
sufficient to go ahead and sink shafts
and winzes, run drifts and cross-cuts
and block out the ore so we can hoist it
to the surface, treat it economically and
make a profit so as to return you your
money in dividends.
This is the reason we ask you to pur
chase this or that stock as the money is
needed to go ahead. \\ e try and ad
vise you and there is not a company
operating here that is putting money in
the ground that we do not know. So
write us and we will tell you of any com
pany that w rites to you and if it is hon
est we will tell you so. If not we will
not spare it, but in every instance tell
vou the truth.
Our advice to you is to buy—Goldfield
Mining— Red Top - Adams-Goldfield—
Mohawk Columbia Mountain—Jumbo
Vernal Extension and Coming Nation.
We can also guarantee you on Jumbo.
This company has never sold a share of
treasury stock, hut one of the owners
needed money and sacrificed his stock.
You can get for your money an order
from this owner on the secretary to de
liver the stock to you. The secretary
accepts the order and the hank guaran
tees his signature, making it as good as
a straight, out-and-out certificate.
We will protect you in all your pur
chases and charge you only a commis
sion. Our advice is to get in early as
we firmly and honestly believe that
every stock we quote will very shortly
increase in value. We quote:
Goldfield Mining Co.31-50
Jumbo'pool). 30
Red Top Mining Co .40
Goldfield Water M. & M. Co.25
Mohawk .p0
Mohawk (pool).25
Adams-Goldtield . ...|5
Pennsylvania Goldfield .. .12
Jumbo and Vernal Extension.15
Hazel Kirk.1^
Fawn Gold .10
Goldfield Vindicator....10
Goldfield Coming Nation.05
Yellow Top Gold. 05
. Gold lieef.06
Spikiug Mines & Dev. Co.• • -10
W. S. Williams Co.
Three reasons why Goldfield will al
wavs be the best town: 1—It is closer to
the* mines. 2—best location. You do
not have to climb to higher ground in
order to show your friends the location
of the mines, a—An jiinlimited amount
of water in East Addi'dou. *
The finest of job printing at this office.
A BanK In Goldfield.
The State Bank ami Trust Company,
of Carson City and Tonomh, has leasts!
a portion of the front of the W. S. El
liott building, on Main street and to
morrow will open a branch hanking
house. (J. W. Richard will he in
charge for a few weeks, when G. W.
Cowing, connected with the Tonopah
institution, will assume control.
Hotel for Sale.
The Nevada hotel at Candelaria is for
sale at a bargain. The property consists
of a three-story hotel fully furnished and
in good condition; also, a bamjom and
all fixtures, including a safe, billiard and
pool tables and everything pertaiuing
thereto. This is a desirable property for
removal to Goldfield or elsewhere. For
terms apply to John Nelson,
Cnmlelaria, Nevada.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice is hereby given that I have |
bought of A. C. Martin all his mining in
terests in the Goldfield aud Manuapah
districts and no other person than myself
has authority to dispose of same.
(Signed) A. It. Gkaham.
Location Notices aud Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office. _*_
Goldfield and Tonopah
Property Wanted.
Emeison & Company, one of the lead
ing New York brokerage houses, will
consider purchase of, or controlling in
terest in, a Goldfield or Tonopah mining
property. Must be very favorably lo
cated and stand the strictest investiga-,
lion. Address with fullest particulars,
and reference,
EMERSON & CO.
42 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Miners’ Cash Store
Neatest, Fanciest
in the Desert....
“economy fok
THE PEOPLE”
Table Fruit a Specialty
MAIN STREET
Opp. Recorder’s Office, GOLDFIELD
TOM BOLAND, Prop
GOLDFIELD BOTTLING WORKS
Hathaway. Crahlman & Chosiiv, Props
Manufacturers of pure
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
Sarsaparilla and Iron. Ginger Ale, I.emon, Cream,
Strawberry and Orange Sodas, Champagne
Cider", and all kinds of soft drinks
Universal and Syphon Waters Specialties
J
EMIT COX, M. D.
OFFICE HOUBS:
9 a.m. to i p.m.; 2 p.m. to6 p.m. ; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m
Opposite Postoffice
Tonopah, - - Nevada
B
UN PEAKEMAN
MINING PROMOTER
Tonopah, - - Nevada
N.
M. SIMONS
ASSAYER
I\ O. BOX 23I
Main St., - Tonopah, Nrv.
£ L. HAMMOND
Physic an & Surgeon
Tonopah, - - Nevada
J£ey Pitt vtan & W. B. Pittman
ATTO R NEYS-AT-LA W
Golden Block, Tonopah, Nev.
CLARK & KERMEEN
Stenographers and
Typewriters
Office with Mims & Co.
TONOPAH, - NEVADA
BUY A LOT IN
PHENIX
North Addition
TO GOLDFIELD.
CLOSEST PART of Goldfield TO THE MINES
All travel from Tonopah must come
through it and a main cross street point
ing directly to the Combination and Jan
uary mines.
Lots on Main street selling fast and
houses of fine 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 $5(1
A well, too feet deep, with pure water on
the grounds Buy before too late.
For maps and in formation, apply to
G. S. PHENIX,
or W. S. WILLIAMS CO.
Coldfield
ALLTONOPAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
Bought and Sold
C. H. ELLIOTT
BROKER
Box 481
TONOPAH, NEV.
The
Lothrop-Davis Co s
NEW STORE AT
COLUMBIA
is now ready for business, carrying a full line of
Mining Supplies,
Groceries,
CrocKery,
Hardware,
Household Utensils.
We deliver goods promptly and free of charge
to any part of the Goldfield Mining District.
Reasonable Prices First-class Goods
Telegraph and Telephone Office.
LIND ® COLLINS, Mining Brokers
ONLY FIRST-CLASS
Goldfield and Tonopah Mining Stocks Handled
Good Mining Prospects for Ssle
Goldfield and Tonopah, Nevada
Gilt-edged References
furnished on application
Buy a Lot in Diamondfield!
JACK DAVIS, Agent Diamondfield Townsite Co.
MAIL ORDERS
-In
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 ^
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 ANO 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 dist net’