The Goldfield news. [volume], November 11, 1904, Image 4

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tf you hive time and want a watch
that will keep time go to Blakealee's *
Chan, ami Frank Straub are recent
arrival* from Drover
Gunther's candy at the Union drag
store*. Goldfield and Tonopah. v
Dr. C. A. Jenson has arrived from
Searchlight and opened an office here.
The Union drug stores—Prompt re
sponse to night calls. Just ring the
bell. *
Swellest line of soaps and toilet articles
at the Union drug stores, Goldfield ami
Tonopah. *
Don't forget to stop in'at Phil Blnme's
Cabinet while in Columbia. The very
beet of liquid refreshments served. t
Capt. Bradley is going around with
his arm in a sling, his shoulder having
been dislocated in a runaway.
Mesdames John A. Hassell and H. B.
Lind, of Jumbo, entertained yesterday
afternoon m honor of ,v. rs. Louis W.
Bond.
The largest and most complete stock of
undertaking goods this side of ltono.
Goldfield Undertaking Co.. 7G0 Main
street. * *
Clark .k White have been awarded a
contract to build the new Esmeralda
house and the work will lie commenced
immediately.
Lost Between Goldfield and the
tanks, a shotgun of Smith make. A re
ward of 8." will lie paid to the tinder ou
return to tni* ctlice. tf
Mr. Howe of the Goldfield Undertak
ing Co. was embalmer for ’he U. S army
in the Philippines which should be proof
that he is a thorough undertaker. *
W. F. Weiss returned last Friday from
a visit to St. Louis. Chicago aud his old
home in Elgin, Illinois. He is much im
proved in health.
Write D. G. Donbleday, Kialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on ati Tonoptih-Goldfield stocks
actual maket prices. It’s free. +
Humboldt Gates, the millionaire
brother of-Mrs. Key Pittman, is investi
gating tlie merits of the Goldfield and
Bullfrog districts.
I lie members ot tiie >> ooctuieu or me
World will hold a meeting at the office
ol Howe \ Meecham Sunday evening
and form asocial club.
Write l>. O. Doubleday, lhalto build*
ng. San Francisco, for sheet showing
rices on all lonopah-Goldfield stocks
tual market prices. It's free. +
Mis. Leu la Leon, civil war nurse and
ilortss. Tent. Ramsey and First streets,
■tween Nevada Bakery aud Lumlwi
»rd. Machine sewing to order. tf
Geo. H. Melutire. Wells-Fargo agenl
Tonopah, was in Golltield this week,
e has just returned from a delightful
icatiou spent in California.
R. J. Dillon, formerly of Butte, Mont.,
rrived from Los Angeles the lirst of the
eek. He expects to remain iu Gold
eld and devote himself to miuiug.
F. W. Stcgmier has done a splendid
•b of papering iu the new office of T'he
••3<. ' reci' 1 many cong?at"!a
oca on ih.- * leui e of his work
W rut- odd.0.iy, Rialto, I .it! i
it* *» ^ r sheet sho.»
'.u .to - o'oIJlh-lidljftsttiteAs
»»]• f1 ^ 'i‘‘Cri. ll
F. H. McLa •’ i* budding a
jur-roou-- r“sideaca near J. D. Ls>d
Jb. irfcLaughlin, who has improver
inch iu health, is expected in camj
hortly.
J. E. Morbardt, of New York City
ho accompanied D. Mackenzie to camp
ft for bis home Wednesday. He will
.ubtless help to spread the gospel o
dafieid's greatness.
0. 1 B. Curtis, accompanied by hii
ter, Mary, left the first of the week tc
tend Boy Ridge’s wedding in Kausai
ity. They will later visit their ole
>me in Curtis, N. Y.
J. N. McLeod, a well known assaye
id chemist formerly of Denver, hai
iened an office at the corner of Co
imbia and Hall streets. He is a gradu
e of the Colorada School of Mines.
Expert accountant, with best refer
aces, wants position as bookkeeper o
•ts of books to keep. Address,
H. Mabymont,
* Postoffice Box 13, Goldfield.
The couple who were accused las
alL of trying to jump a Main stree
indignatly deny that such was tin
e. They state they were only waitiuf
Awd a place to which they could move
dome very desirable leasing ground ii
ered in the Lone Star group of claims
rties desiring leases should see eithe
W. Hitchcock or W. W. Wntterson
th parties are in Goldfield at pres
1.
W. J. Dallimore, of Ogden, who ii
e of the owners of the Zinn lease ot
3 Jumbo, was in camp several day.
is week. He is highly satisfied witl
e results of his investments in tin
rap
'he Nbwh was in error last week it
mg that the shooting scrape men
aed occurred in the Mint saloon. I
3 in the Combination saloon when
■ bartender found it necessary to tak<
hot at a would-be bad man.
1. R. Bacon, mining engineer, leave!
raday for Delouega, Ga., where h<
38 to make an examination of a golc
iperty for Mark Hopkins, a capitalisi
Detroit. M r. Bacon will be gone somt
v». end will visit Detroit before return
<•
Miss A. M. Robertson, a steuographei
r a number of years at the Grand Ho
I, San Francisco, has opened an office
Goldfield. For the present Mias Rob
ison, who is an expert and familial
th all classes of work, will be located
the Mims-Sutro company’s office.
Lost-Election night, a purse con
ining a locket with small diamond and
J. A. R.” on one side and on the othei
3irl Wanted.” Purse contained small
tm of mouey and photos of two girls,
inder will please return
Th* News acknowledges with thanki
te receipt of a handsome paper weight
om Jo. P. Carroll, it being a souvenii
hich Mr. Carroll brought- from the
*-r» Fair Jo has been in the bnsi
Aknows that a paper weight is
<a^in a gnn when a man come*
ants “to lick tbe editor.”
DM At DUmouAfield.
C. S. Witherspoon, a native <>f Colo
rado, died at Diamond field Sunday
after an illnesa of three day®. Deceased
was aged 49 years and leaves a hr ther
living at Doulder, Colorado. The fun
eral took place here Wednesday after
noon under the auspices of tlie Miner
Union.
••The Palm" Opens Monday.
"The Palm." which is the name given
bv Flannerv and IVrry to their hand
some new restaurant and grid on Mam
street, will be thrown' open to the pub
lic on Moiidav next. In appointment
it w ill compare favorably w ith many of
the large city restaurants, and ih» cui
sine and -erviee will la- ill kis'pitlg.
Me—rs Flannerv and Perry wish it ttn
derstood that price- will Is- no higher
than in other (ioldtield restaurants and
tImt Union help only will l>e employed.
“Daff” and “Yonny."
.1. It. PuHield. one of the owners of
the January and other g«><>l mining
HWotnwties. and John Jone-. one ■ *, the
ncky lea-ers on the January. returned
I last Saturday from extend* d vc 't'ons.
Mr. PuHield -pent most ol his time in
San Fnineiseo. while Mr. .lorn - ''d
: his old home “acru— tlie pond. 1 »..»tli
j report tine times.
The Mims-Sutro Company.
The hrokerag' tirm of K. 1.. Mini- <k
Co., w hich recently established a branch
office hi re has been incorp -rated under
tlie name of the Mims-sutro company.
The capital st.s k i-U'si.inni and i- Hilly
paid up. rhe <midfield branch i- uutlci
the management of (iso. P. Mims ami
! W. H. l.ang
Special StocKholders Meeting.
Pursuant to call of the Board of Pi
j rectors of the Big I,lk Hold Mine-t om
' pan v, a sp.a ia 1 nieeling of thestockhoi..
ers of said companv will lie held at the
j office of U. II. Akers, in the city of Phoe
nix, Arizona, being tlie companv s prin
i cipat office iu Arizona, on Mon lay the
i L’lst day of November, PH 14. at in o clock
'a. m., for tlie purpose »»t electing a
Board of Pirectors. to pass upon the
company's busine— a- transacted by its
present Board of Pirectors since it- or
ganization and for tin trau.-act ion oi any
such business as may properly conic be
! fore said meeting.
I.. F.. Wtl.soN, Sec'v.
I luted Hold field. Nev.. <>ct. LUtli. P’tU.
SEA L
For Sale.
i The machinery. lumber and corru
gated iron for building a in-stamp
| mill, nearly complete. 'A ill -ell . !i or
•my part at a bargain. Engine. :io ' . p .
boiler. HO h. p.. copper plate. Tulloch
Ore Feeder-. Blak. crusher. a--ayii.g
outfit, tools, belting, etc. This mill i
not set up ami and i- ti'ivv lk’ mil. - vvesi
of Berlin in Nye county Good roads
to haul over to most parts of Nye ami
Esmeralda eountie-. \■ 1 ■ 11 • • —.
•I. 0. KtRRPATKtC'K,
tf Midas. Nev
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Important Notice.
All mining companies, bn-iness and
pr« fessiooal men tan hav< thou names
published tree ot charge in the Nevada
California Gazctter and Directory, by
sending names to Louis Livingston, care
Chamber of Commerce, fieno. Ne
vada -it
Notice.
Mil Ladu - Aid Society o! tlii.- towu
will not be n-sponsible for ani bills for
labor or ma;trial made by the*contractor
on their building.
Ladies Aid Society.
per V. Robkrtson, Sec y.
Card of ThanHs.
The Ladies' \id Society desires to
thank Charles Haves. the lawyer, for
services rendered tile society on various
occasion. It
Notice.
< in liie evening of Get. -•* seine party
or parties broke into the stable at the
Combination mine and stole a saddle
and In idle, the property of tiie aforesaid
company. A reward of .sg'd will lie paid
for information which will lead to the
lecuvery of the stolen goods and the ar
rest mid convicti m of the guilty parties.
+ Lduak A. Collins, Supt.
Machinery.
The largi -l second-hand machinery
house in C< 1 undo is Moynalian s (. ripple
luck Machinery Co. They are now
closing out their machinery stock and
giving all kind- of l-urgc.us in cyanide
and stump mills, gasoline hoists, pumps,
boilers, engines diamond drills, water
works and electric iigbt plants, etc.
Write for list of prices. Nov. 4—it.
For Saie.
Group of 8 claim • very cheap Good
! stocking proposition. Address, “Claims,”
1 l his i ilice.
Sun Dog Addition.
The clieapt st lots for sale iii Goldfield
; east of the Booth Addition. For full
particulars apply to Mrs. A. Williams,
i Goldfield' Lodging House. *
We Are on the Ground
Buy Old Kaintfck and F.oi,i>
t i i.dGold Mining and Milling
Cum t any Stock.
None of the properties of this
company is over two milts from
town and all are in the heart of
the mining district.
Books open November 15th to
receive subscriptions. Ground
floor price, 21> cents.
BINrORD, HAGE & CO., Agents
D. MACKENZIE & CO.
MINE OPERATORS AND PROMOTERS
New York, N. Y., Boise, Ida., and Main Street, Goldfield, Nev.
, Sell, Lease, Build and Operate Mining Properties. If you
\ t to sell, buy, bond or lease a meritorious mining propeity.
Ion or write us—We are there with the goods and mean
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Headquarters for
the Best Goods
A Visit to Our Store Will Con
vince You of This
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Gents’ Furnishings
We have the most Complete Stock of Union Made Goods
in Goldfield. Come and see our display of
Hats and Caps,
Can’t Bust ’Em Overalls,
Gauntlet Gloves,
Neckwear, Half Hose,
Fine Woolen Sweaters,
Elk Head Shirts,
Buckskin Mits,
Fancy Merino Underwear,
and otner articles too numerous to mention.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
We carry only the Choicest Brands and have every
thing. We mention as Specials PICKLES in 5 gallon 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
Sole agents for the Jud
son Powder
We carry a full line of
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 daliy
We buy our stock in car
load lots only which means
the lowest possible prices
to our customers
THE RED FRONT
LOUIS LEFKOViTS HARRY LEFKOV1TS
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Dealers In.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
■“"X"" Bullfrog Nev,
NEVADA MINING STOCKS
r-r-lA^t- BOUGHT AND
BROKERAGE sold on
COMPANY COMMISSION
F. H. LATHRAP, MANAGER
Branch office BROKERAGE & hlNANCi GOLDFIELD,
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.Mining Brokers and Fiscal Agents.
GOLDFIELD STOCKS Alvdw Ignited Statis Fidelity and GoarantyCo
I Codes : Western Union. Redfor«!-MeN* ii. G O L DFHE^LEL^h^£VAD/
/ 'ai-dwell Blue Print vm»
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S pp'.y Company
l! tfisimn » und Surveyors' Supplies.
<« It. CAI DWELL, Manager.
513 Quincy Block,
DENVER - - ( COkoRADOI
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A rfuKNHv-At-Law—Notaky
Mine* 11 1 Mining a Specially,
tlliott Building
yOLDFitLLi - - - r^SVADi
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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Secretary Tonopah GoWMonntain < Ton. Minin*. M':"n*and.new Co.
Nlinine C'ompany. S« c iclar> l oti. I?u • Ming ami ries* Hnck i n.
I <’«*MiJiio<1ort* Mining r».
E. L. Mims & Co.
Stock and Mining Brokers
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH - - NEVADA
Specialty—promoting new and meritorious properties
Stock orders executed here or in Sail Francisco by wire
iraslv quotations at the inspection ot our clients
N: ,BOAS , . en rJ^ned on nil leading Stocks.
S Mion' s^'r*' v'toiIoi'iiIi oU I tI C/ C il l Orders executed on half cash.
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PROSPECTOR
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GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
I have been in Goldfield over a year and know ever> out of
ground in tlie district. I own claims in differcm part-, o: the mineral
belt and will sell on reasonable terms. Correspondence solicited.
References: State bank & Trust Co., Goldfield, -New; H. H.
Woodward, Aspen, Colorado
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CONSJJLTING MINING ENGINEER
MEMBER INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS
Reports, Examinations, and Development of Properties
Southern Nevada Mining Properties a Specialty
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ADDRESS - - - - GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
S. Thornton Langley & Co.
MINING BROKERS
Goldfield, Nevada
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS
REAL ESTATE AND MINES
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M. WEBER FRED G. LEISERRDIG
MERCHANT
TAILORING
,! Qothing, Shirts and Underwear to Order
CLEANING AND
REPAIRING
Goldfield Tailoring and QcaaLig Co.
stain -U’ *•(. between the Legal Ter l*r
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CITY MEAT MARKET
THOMAS JOYCE, Proprietor.
First-Cla* s Meats
of.All
WHOLESALE AXJ) RETAIL.
Family Trade
Solicited.
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