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4 sac. Utiil HLACdtii.
Truth!
' '- Thb Siw* hu been forced on several
ttceasiona to call down1 a few ncwspa
■pfcra for publishing exaggerrated reports i
o! strikes and shipments from Goldfield.
When the truth cut in Iwo is sufficient 1
to'mate the world gaae with astonish-:
tnent, It would seem that no one would
willingly exaggerate.
The limit was reached last week when
the lteno Journal, in glaring headlines.
Mated that the recent shipment of 141
Ions from the Sandstorm [it should
should have been the Kendall] was val
ued1 at $1,050,000, or at a rate of over
1130,000 per ton. We know the Journal
Is not malicious, but it should exercise
bn ore care to get its Goldfield news from
reliable sntorres.'
I TKb actual value of tbe shipment from j
tile Kendall, as determined by average |
hss.ivs from the.different lots, is given
below. The figures opposite tbe num
ber of sacks is the assay valve per ton of ]
that particular lot, the average value, as
EreviwHy stated, being above 85,000
er ton. :
12 sacks, $ 3,120.02 J3 sacks, $ 0,742.0.3
•8 " 1.342.65 14 ” 7,033.7s
14 •’ 10,085 07 5) ” 12,312.08 1
10 " 8,586.04 17 ” 3,500.4.'!
*2 ” 4,290.55 10 ” 1,702.05
42 ” 1,603.00 13 ” 2,568.06 j
12 ” 6,745.34 10 ” 3,035.0;!
11 ” 6,701.26 11 ” 0.543.801
12 ” 2,620.41 12 ” 1,726.02
10 ” 6,172.38 10 ” 5,295.26
11 ” 3,879.04 12 ” <Ht0.33
12 ” 2,154.12 12 ” 2,514.11
9 ” 0,824.50 0 ” 4,157.88
10 ” 5,057.88
- It must be remembered that the 14 tons
4n this shipment were not sorted from
U large amount of ore produced, as sen
sational shipments usu&llp are, but
practically all of tbe rock taken out of
kr few f»*et of trenching was inehnled
tbe Shipment.
LOCAL AhTpERSONAL.
Dick McGban le't Tuesday for Frisco.
'. Tom Murphy went to Gold Crater
Tuesday.
H. B. Lind went to Bullfrog early in
the week.
, Jack Sa'sbeiry was out from Tono; ah
m hist week.
• .James Hicks left Friday for the Bull
frog district.
8. M. Warmbath was ou’; lo Gold
Crater last week.
For expert watch and jewelry repair
ing go io Blakes lee's. *
Ira Fancher was out from To nopal,
the middle of the week.
« Blakesiee’s is the place to get Gold
field souvenir spoons. +
U. 8. Marshal Bob. Grimmoa was here
this week ou ufiiciul business.
Circulating library at the Union drug
stores at Goidheld aud Touopah. *
The Nevada State Detective Bureau |
now has is good men ou its payroll.
Go to the Uniou Drug stores at Gold- I
field aud i'ouopah for legal blanks. *
:• If you hove time and want a watch
th it Will iit-ep I*uie u> l>i .hioi.t- «
Tbe w^uiOoi aru; &ture»—re- i
S|.uLise lu ui^Ub dills, t/a-jt i»-o lut i
bell.
. John O’Keefe, tlie livery and ata^e
men, left ve.»»eiday for a viait to d«tu .
r'i rtiicisvo.
mi Uuiio t articles
1U tlie Union ui ug s.o.es, UJUJci l auu ,
'Iouopali. 9 I
G. U. iiolmes, owner of the Kuut.-for.i
hotel at oalt lo nos Cay, a: nvjd m Loom- l
-Held this wet K.
James M. Aituglian was ia from Go...
lttei line Wien autl repo,ts a good su<>.,- |
u g iu Uu property.
iVAA/sa.' it. lady, employment at
cooking or u .,mug dishes, inquire ai I
Miners' Uuiou Ht*U. *
ouws cc niencnnm, we uraiueiu un
dertakers, have ordered a hue hearse auo
are looking (or it most any day. X
It. rt. C’hafee and E. F. Maldeu. of Col- |
oradu Springs, arrived in Uoidheid i’ues- '
•••■ . the ird ’dion of locating.
IS. J. tytilly, who u a wiuner both as j
a hotel until und an a miner, came bncs
Saturday from a mouth s vacation.
Albert S. Watson, the successful
broker, has decided to make his Uuad
quarters iu Udnheld for the future.
The OoldUeid uudertakers will answer
iruLu auy part ot ilio couuti v liav ■
or rn^ut. i/arlora 750 Jiaiii street. *
Goldfield is the business center and j
center ot population of the district. Buy
a lot now—it will make you money. *
W. Li. .».cUouagill left today for Touo
pah, ealleu tuere on account of the ser
ious illness of his eldest daughter, Miss
Gluey.
Notice—The Goldfield bakery is now
prepared to lurmsh bread iu any quan
tity. A nrst-ciass CalUorma baker al
the oven. t
G. H. Molutire, Wells-Fargo agent at
Tonopah, came out to camp Wednesday
and lelt next day for a six-week's va
cation .n California.
L. B. Biitutf, father of Mrs. James
Hicks, dieu iu Sacramento last Saiur- 1
day. Airs, llicks ieit nere the same day
to attend ihe funeral.
Louis H. Rogers, a promiueut attorney
of e arson, urrived tne early part ot me
week and nas decided to remain and .
practice nls profession.
.a rs. Leon will open a tailor shop one
door uoriu of the Nevada bakery, Ruin
sey annex. Suits cfeaued und pressed.
Aiacniue sewing a specially.
Write D. G. Doableduy, Rialto build
ing, aan Francisco, lor sheet showing
prices on all ionopoh-Goldheld stocus—
actual maket prices. It’s free. t
A. G. Kaycraft, cashier of the Carson
branch of the Nye a d Ormsby county
baek, was iu Goldfield Alonday auu
Tuesday on official business.
Write D. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco, (or sheet showing j
prices on all iouopah-Goldtield stocks— j
actual market prices. It’s free. t
Geo. E. Gibson returned from Omaha
last ...onday. air. Gibson is interested
in lease No 4 on the Velvet and he will
watch developments on that closely.
Water has been struck in n well at
Diamondtield at a depth of 3b feet and if
an ample supply is developed it should
greatly increase the value of town lots.
Harry E. Wills, Jr., representing the
Los Angeles Tunes is iu Goldfield this
week. He is securing data amt biume-ss
for the Alidwinter number of that paper.
Wanted—Lady who has had experi
•nee in sewing, book-keeping, cookiug,
naming, etc., wishes a position m any
line. Address J.—10, care Nkw3 office.
W. O. Douglass, secretary of state, and
Wm. Bannon, a stock broker of San
Francisco, were in Goldfield duriug the
week and examined some mining prop
erties
Montgomery & Casein have just
received a new line of wall paper <ii
latest designs and have a complete stock
of leads and oils. Try them for artistic
f decorating- t
H. A. McKim. a popular merchant of
JSiirefca, accompanied by J. U. Merialdo.
tt«ivrti»0«kUUJA 7awda/< Mr. Me
k. - ■ *
i\.;n will mun open stores Hi l'miopah
bihI Columbia.
T. G. Lockhart has bonght two lota in
booth’s addition. immediately track of
I* L. Patrick's and will make his resi
dence there. He has ordered a four
room portable house.
F. W. DnPer. the Tonopah broker,
was out to Diamondfield and Goldfield
looking after bis interests this week.
Eneh visit makes him more enthusiastic
than the previous one.
J. K. Firth, representing the Joshua
iletidy Machine Works of San Francisco.
rva$ in camp yesterday. Ills firm will
doubt ers be permanently represented
here in the near future.
Messrs. Uadi-sky and Mayer, capital
ists trom San Francisco, accompanied F
W. Dulfer to Diamondfield and Gold
field this week. They are m ich eu
thused over what they raw.
A1 Leal and Dan Hagerty have leased
the lot on Main street on which Leeben
dorfer’s bakery stands and will sart
Monday the erection of a building and
will put in a first-class bar.
Jo P. Carroll, of Uandsburg, Calif.,
and Col. James K »ach. of Los Angeles,
arrived in camp Tuesday, wi h the i i
tention of staying or some tim *. ' r.
Carroll is well ami favorably known as .a
newspaperman on the Coast.
Mrs. Edna Snider lihyan the wife of
Dr. \V. W. Uhyao, arrived M >adav.
Mrs. Khyan has been with friends iu
Livermore. Calif.', f- r soma months prior
to joining her husband here. They will
reside on Columbia street lor the present.
Claude Smith, postmaster and recorder,
has bee i presented by his f iend. Frank
11. Latbrap. with a handsome ring, the
setting of winch is a piece of ore from
Hie Jumbo, showing free gold in pro
fusion. The ring is handsome and very
unique.
UIMI I !•. ilM I'M , IUIUI' I |T <1 iruuin^
merchant of Colorado Springs, arrived in
camp Sunday, lie is looking lor invest
ments for himself. Judge Harris and I>r.
Anderson. The two latter are promi
nent in the proft s-iunal life of Colorado
Springs.
There is no let-up in the steady on
ward march of Goldfield the town as
well as the mines and the growth of the
f >rmer is solely as a te-ulf of the de
velopments in the mines. The Towusi'e
company has sold more lots in the last
ten days than at any periol since the
o«n slatted.
Frank M. Ish left last Tuesday for
Denver, Sf. Louis a'ul other ens'ern
[lointp. M . Tsli wtis one < f the early in
vestors in Goldfield and what h° lias al
ready cle lied np, together Wl.h Ins pr*s
out holdings, gives him a eineli on a
comfortable re.-iJenoo on the shady si le
of Easy street.
A movement is on foot to have the
county authorities prohibit the obstruc
tion of Goldfield streets by restaurants
and other booths and empty wagons and
cnrri ges. Alain street is a busy ttior
onghf ire it i va 1 ays, these ohstrueti > is
serion-Iy interfere with traffic, to say
nothing of the looks.
C. M. Yennans, a mining engineer
who has represented English capitalists
in va ions parts of the word for a number
>f vents past, arrived here this week from
C itson. having landed in Anv*-;ea onI\ a
ciupLof weeks tg > trnt The It rut
■huith Africa. Mr Yeomans is ve
much pleased with what h - hassein o
America and -ays tint Gol Ifiel.l larox
ceeded his expectations.
\V. H. Gill ttghmn. a prominent mining
engineer of San Francisco, arrived Wed
nesday nigh in camp. He is here in the
interest of George Lez'mky and a No
Yotk Syndicate and will get up a min o
the district, with as complete a report as
possible of the big producers, their ■mt
pilt to date, size of ledges, and average
values of ore This report will he or
great benefit to the <■ imp an I mine own
ers and lessees should co-operate to the
extent of furnishing this information.
ANOTHER BIG STORE.
Ton Carload* ef Good* Now On Road
for It.
The Nevada General Alercharwlis*
Store his ten carload* of goods an the mu!
and will open up for business' ..bout
Noveinlier 1st, HH>4. • This store will
carrv trcort-fRcttf "n‘- o' the choicest sv- |
lections oi LadLa Wear—Skirts, Kanev j
Waists, Hosiery, Underwear. Slmwls, 1
<ilow*. Mitt*, Wrappers and Kimonas |
of all kinds in Silk or Wool. Clothing,
Gents’ Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Trunks. Valises. Furniture, Hugs,
Matting*. Bedding, Window Shades,
Lamps of all kinds. Hardware, Stoves,
Ranges, Heaters with oil-burner*. Croc- :
kery, Glassware. Agateware. Tinware,
Woislware, Stationery, Cigars and To
baccos, High Grade Teas, Coffees, (
Spice* and Lxtrarts. A full line of Ho
tel. Restaurant and Bar Supplies.
11. Al VRYWOjtT.
Football Team.
A f H.thal! team lias lieen organized in
Goldtield and there is some excellent
tab t. ex-mend* r* f teams of folmii
hia, Cornell, and otiu r leading colleges,
already secured. Henry Welter has
been eleefed manager and he will ar
range mutches with the State I Diver
sity, Salt Lake and other good teams.
Ladies’ Aid Society.
The new ollieers of the Ladies' Aid
Society are: Mrs. Moore, president;
Mrs. Foslcr, vice-president; Airs. Rob
ertson, secretary; Mrs. Lonsway, treas
urer.
Write 1>. Cl. Donbletlny, Rialto, build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices ou all Tonopah-Goldfiehl stocks—
actual market prices. It’s free. * -
Notice to Mining Companies.
Send all data of your company to the
Investment Securities, 174# Stout street,
IVnver, Colo., if you wish to have it in
serted in our handbook. A hundred
thousand edition w ill he sent to Kastern
investors. No charge is made for in- ,
serting your company data. We want j
our hand book complete.
Sun Dog Addition.
The cheapest l"ts for sale in Goldfield
east of the ltooth Addition. For full
particulars apply to .Mrs. A. Williams,
Goldfield Lodging House. *
Write I). G. Donbleday, Kialto build
ing. San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on ail Tonopnh-Ooldfield stock" —
actual market prices. Its free.
iLLAKD CkOXALT., M. D.
Late of r.i-t Ora 1 'a It-.l :• ill School, X. Y.
Li. ami Kar Infirmary, N. Y. l.'ity.
Surgery, Medicine.
Syr ■;atl:Kar. Nn-i*. 'throat. Office, Main
Mint Kainaey Stst
OOLDFIKLI*, NEVADA.
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FORTY-FIFTH YEAR.
06 PAGES : WEEKLY : ILLUSTRATED.
INDISPENSABLE TO WINING WEN
$3 PER YEAR POSTPAID.
SEND FOB SAMPLE COPT.
Mining Scientific Press
330 MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Headquarters for
the Best Goods
A Visit to Our Store Will Con
vince You of This
Gents’ Furnishings
We have the most Complete Stock of Union Made Goods
in Goldfield. Come and see our display of
Hats and Caps, Fine Woolen Sweaters,
Can’t Bust ’Em Overalls, Elk Head Shirts,
Gauntlet Gloves, Buckskin Mits,
Neckwear, Half Hose, Fancy Merino Underwear,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
We carry only the Choicest Brands and have every
thing. We mention as Specials PICI-ILL3 in 5 ga'lon Kegs,
PICKLED TRIPE in Kits.
Hardware Department
Here will be found articles to supply the wants of all,
including Standard Gasoline Ranges, Anvils and Mortars,
Dutch Ovens, Kitchen Utensils of all kinds.
Miners* Cash Store
Neatest, Fanciest in the Desert
“Economy for the People.”
OPPOSITE RECORDER’S OFFICE
GOLDFIELD, - - - NEVADA
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GOLDFIELD - - - TONOPAH
THE PIONEER STORE
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Sole agents for the Jud
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We carry a full line df
Miners' Supplies
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Our stocK of Gents' Fur
nishings is complete in
every respect
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables,
Butter and Eggs received
by Stage daily
We buy our stocK in car
load lots only which means
the lowest possible prices
to our customers
THE RED FRONT
'.ms LEFK9V5TS HARRY LEFK0V1TS
| Commissions Executed On Goldfield Mines and Stocks j|
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NEVADA MINING STOCKS
BROKERAGE BOsu0GlHDT 0ANND
COMPANY COMMISSION
F. H. LATHRAP, MANAGER
branch office BROKERAGE & FINANCE GOLDFIELD.
JO.. Snccussors to Hudson Sons & Co., *
salt Lake City. . . . N EVA DA
H. B. LIND & CO.
......Mining Brokers and Fiscal Agents.
SOLDFIELD STOCKS Agent. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Judes : Western Union. Bedfurd-McNei). GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
1 Large, elegantly fur
II && tPd B d m Dished, electric lighted,
£ lit? £ CUCltLC****** cJe»n. Bunny rooms.
r lrst-class bar, serving
ouly the best wines,
liquor, and cigars.
KENDALL & REILLY, Proprietors _
First-Class in Every Particular.. TONOPAH, NEV.
Repxblican National Ticket.
For President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Vice-President,
CHARLi S W. FAIRBANKS.
STATE TICKET.
For United States Senator.
HON. GEOHOE S. NIXON,
Of Humboldt County.
For Memlier of Congress.
HON. JAMES A. YEIUNGTON,
Of Ormsby County.
For Supreme Judge,
HON. FRANK H. NORCROSS,
Gt Washoe County.
For Presidential Electors,
HON. J. L. BUTLER, of Nye County
rION. C. A. AHERN of Storey Comity
lOV. w. I. PLUMB. Of Elko County
F- r Universitv Regent, Long I’erm,
HON. OSCAR J. S' lTH,
Of Washoe County.
I or University Regent. Short Term,
HUN. H. F. STAIIUE I'T,
< 'f Lauder County.
COUM'Y TICKET.
Assemblymen
r. F. MI 'CHE. L and F. B. BALZAR.
Long Term Commissioner,
FRANK l.Ol’HUOP.
Short Term Commissioner,
A. Y GALE.
Sheriff and As essor,
.1 F. BRADLEY.
Clerk aud Treasurer,
J. H. Mil.LRU.
Recorder.
J. o. AXCUESON,
District Attorney,
GEO GE S. GREEN.
Public Adminisi rntor,
I CHAS. F. WAGNER, r.
| Justice of Peace of Goldfield Township,
HEN ROSENTHAL.
Constable of Goldfield Township.
FRANK HORTLN.
JOHN F. CASEY, ‘
Regular Democratic Nominee for
SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR OF ESMERAL
DA COUNTY.
A 0. ROACH
Regular Democratic Nominee for
CLERK AND TREASURER OF ESMER
ALDA COUNTY.
SAM S. THOMAS
Announces himself as a Democratic
Candidate for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OF 90LDFIELD
T0WN8HIP.
THE SAVOY
PLEASANT FURNISHED
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No. 327 S. W. Temple St.,Salt Lnke City
MRS. J. MADIGA^ Proprietor,
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All Tonopah and Goldfield
Stocks and Mining Claims
BOUGHT and SOLD
Elliott, Williams & Colburn
“The Goldfield Hustlers*'
Fiscal Agents and Brokers
Goldfield - - - Nevada
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K. 8UTRO K. L. MIMS
Secretary Tonopah|C.ol<t Mountain Mining. Milling and Dev. Co.
Mining Company. Secretary 1 Toll. - "id Pres* Brick Co.
(Commodore Mitt.
E. L. M IMS & Oo.
Stock and Mining Brokers
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH - - NEVADA
Specialty—promoting new and meritorious properties
Stock orders executed here or in San Francisco by wire
Daily quotations at the inspection of our clients
„ rn r)o« C Loaned on all leading Stocks.
Mem°8rCs!*4nTonopnh oU wQT L£Ilt Orders executed on half cash.
Min. Kxchangi*.
CALL AND SEE US.
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H. W. KNICKERBOCKER
PROSPECTOR
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GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
I have been in Goldfield over a year and know every loot of
ground in the district. I own claims in different parts ol the mineral
belt and will sell on reasonable terms. Correspondence solicited.
References: State ilnnk & Trust Co., Goldfield, Nev.; H. E.
Woodward, Aspen, Colorado.
...A. LESLIE CURTIS...
CONSULTING MINING E NGINEER
MEMBER INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS
Reports, Examinations, and Development of Properties
Southern Nevada Mining Properties a Specialty
ADDRESS - - - - GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
S. Thornton Langley © Co.
MINING BROKERS
Goldfield, Nevada
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS
REAL ESTATE AND MINES
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Owns four very rich claims, surrounded by producing mines, in the Goldfield District at Diamond
field and immediately adjoining the famous Jumbo Verual and Spokane mines
Price of Stock. >• Coat* a Sharo. Soak for Circulars. Addross TONOPAH-G0LDF1ELD
TRUST CO.. Golddold. Nov., or to
H. B. Church & Co.. 161 Devonshire St., Boston, J. L Washing, 670 William St. Bridgeport Conn
t'ass. J. S. Kearney & Co.. Suite 91316 Phoenix Bldg.
Oliver A Smith, Clarkston, Mich. Minneapolis, Minn. V 1
Jo.-eph II. Toplhz. 330 Pine st . San Prancisco.Cal. A. R Best & Co., P. O. Box 171 Woodsto-k Ont
I. . Y. Kcady .N: Co., 327 Parting Bldg,Portland,Ore. Canada.
W. W. Herrick, Amherst, Mass. Kenneth Donnellaii, Tonopah Nev
J. S. McCord & Co., Drexel Bldg,Philadelphia,Pa.
Tho TONOPAB-GOLDFIELD TRUST CO., Goldlltld, Nov., is Trustee of the Goldfield Dia
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