The Goldfield news. [volume], December 16, 1904, Image 6

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The Gold Bug Store
Now for huaitu-sa with a coiii|>h‘te lint1 of Men’s Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes and Hats.
MAIN STREET, opposite Union Drug Store
Tonopah and Goldfield
Meat Company.
Wholesale nml Retail Dealers in
Stall Fed Beef.
Smoked and Salt Meats,
M t'TTON ANI> POKK
I
C. \me in Season.
Main Street - - Goldfield
Ahem, Coburn & Jarvis
Main Street. - - Columbia. Nev.
A FULL LINE OF EVERYTHING
HARDWARE. crockery.
GROCERIES. TOBACCO.
LIQUORS, CIGARS.
ELRMISHING GOODS.
Supplies lor Miners a Specialty
Booker, Philbrick
& Fenner,
Consulting Mining Engineers. U. [
S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors. ]
Official Surveys f«>r 1*. S. Patent. Pre- '
litjiinary and Cnderjeronnd Surveys, ;
Expert Examinations and
Report*.
MINING PROPERTIES MANAGED.
(Viuk Redfonl McNeill.
GOLDFIELD. - - NEVADA.,
J. F. MITCHELL
Mining Engineer
Mining i*—s i*x:imin**«I ami
r ported on t moil minintr claims
i; < io!ii •' !<! 1 >5.-; .r -ale.
Galtif’oli* - Nevada
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and isuILbcks
Correspondence Solicited
Estimates Furnished
Mam Street Rear of Miners' Cash Store
GOLDFIELD. NEVADA.
| R. A. BRIGGS I
-t X
1'NloN PAINT SHOP
f t
| Painting and Papering t
a. d.
J"T in all branolie.- T
j. Pear of Wood’s Tin Simp j,
J I'KuoK AVKNTK |
CRONE & STEWART
Contractors
and Builders
Goi.dfi ELD, - - Nevada
l’ian> and specifications fur
nished for all classes of work.
Men fnmislteil 1< r work by the
< y and construction superin
tended.
THE ELITE
A Gentleman’s Resort
Tlu U>t WINKS, UQl OKS anil
CIGARS always mi hand: Whole
sale ami Retail. i>rop in ami see me.
“LITTLE JOE,” Propr.
JLIaia Street - Goldfield, New
Goldfield
The United Mining and
Exploration Company
own ntitriuht'< n<» d«Ms) the KaU»lt Fraction
pm! <1«M ‘.roup, romprtsing n.-res in
♦he prutlih'illK '•* lion • *t ‘iold tie Id. Nevada,
M'tiing Oisfrict.
Ov-in^ to oin lortiumte ineation in close
l»roxi :iii\ io the largest producing mines, our
Jnveminent shoiiM pro\• very profitable.
IVrite ns at out . ior full p>irt*ctilur>.
The Denver Securities Co.
Bank Block, DENVER, COLO.
We Are on the Ground
Buy Oi.o Kaintuck anhGoi.iv
fjeldGold Minim; and Mii.i.ing
Com any Mock.
None of tlie properties of this
company is over two miles from
town and all are in the heart of
the mining district.
Books open November 15th to
receive subscriptions. Ground
floor price, 5 cents.
BINFORD, HAGE & CO.
ATTENTION
Nevada and California Gazetter
and Business Directory.
All business men and mining
companies or manufacturing con
cerns not having been called on
can have their names in the above
edition free of ebarge by sending
same to Home Offices; SITTS
SHl’MAN CO., TdS Mission Street,
San Francisco, tip to Nov. • >(), 101)4.
WOOD and LIME
For Sale.
JACK HALL, Goldfield.
A. Frevert, Agent.
CITY MEAT MARKET
THOMAS JOYCE. Proprietor.
Firs: Cl; Meats
of \il Kinds.
VH S I,F \N1 > R KT A11,.
FMinilv Trade
Sv licited.
kvgiT GOLDFIELD. NEV.
JOS. E. STEVENS
Main St . t! doors north of Ramsey Ave.
— PEALEU IN—
Wai.i. Pai'EKs. Paints ani> (it.ass,
Moni.DINtiS, LlNnt.KTMs, KTi'.
All work guaranteed and lirst
class material used. Special Prices
to Contractors on Class, Plate
Class, Mirrors and Linoleums a
SPECIALTY.
PALM RESTAURANT
WE CATER to all classes who
prefer the host in the market at
regular prices.
OCR SERVICE and equipment
cannot he excelled in the State.
FLANNERY $ PERRY
MAIN STREET - COLDFIELD
. . .“THE ESMERALDA. .
F'rst Class Furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Baths
Main Street Oooosite Recorder** Office
“THE MAINE”
LODGING HOUSE
W. H. HALL, Prop'r.
<;<mx1 IrmL-—Well heated—Fires all night
Main St., Opp. Stage Cokrai..
ALBERT S. WATSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
-DEALER IN -
TonopaH and Coldfield Mining Stocks
Houses Bought, Sold and Rented
Office—Main Street
Above Merchant Hotel TONOPAH, NEV.
Wonacott & Hall
Goldfield end Tonopah
Undertakers, Embalniers an<l
Funeral Directors.
Goldfield Branch office with E. Marks & Co.
Our new Hearse has recently arrived
...MONTANA BAR...
Next Door to Wells-Fargo Express Office
GOLDFIELD.NEVADA
THE CHILDREN OF LONDON
Fifty-five Thousand in That City
Said to Be Hungry.
The following letter* received from
Dr. W. W. Cochran, of Philadelphia,
are self-explanatory. Til" fact that in
la union alone 55,0110 children are in a
chronic state of hunger is appalling. It
is to Ik hoped that Dr. CiK-hran’s efforts
will meet with the success they deserve.
The letters follow:
\ 1227 Fairmount Avenue,
) I’m i. \DKi.cni a, I’a., Pec. 5,1H04.
To the Editor of Tiik <hm.okik.ld News:
Dear Sir:—I inclose a eopy of a pos
tal card sent by myself to the 1 a ml
Mayor of Iamdon, together with the re
ply. If you will kindly publish this
correspondence, it will he a great help
toward a great effort to feed these chil
dren. I offer it to you, the first editor.
I intend to buy Goldfield st<M-k, and to
have it issued in the name of those
starring innocents of the Iaindon
schools.
I have not the shadow of a doubt hut
the companies there that I represent
will us-ist me, and also the very large
wheat and corn growers of the AVest.
The part that is erased on the outside of
the envelope, is this: “If I were God
Almighty, I would feed those starving
children or I would sink London." It
is not legal. Now this is news, and you
need not hesitate to publish it as such.
I have been very sick, the only reason it
was not sooner attended to. 1 have re
ceived Mr. Finner*s paper of Nov. 25th.
It is very gins!. 1 will try to get more
subscribers for you. Yours truly,
Dr. \Y. \V. Cociirax.
\ 1227 Fairmount Avenue,
I < tetuber .'!, 11X14.
To The Lord Mayor of Isindon :
Sir:—“At times when there is no spe
cinl distress 55,(XX» children in a state of
hunger, which makes it useless to at
tempt to teach them, are in the ..Is
of London alone."
This is from a reported statement by
the committee of a London school hoard,
copied in the New York Journal some
time ago.
If this is true, which I at first doubted,
I will collect the money to feed these
children.
I have been for six months laying my
plans as to how it is to he done. Hut I
must first know the absolute truth of so
appalling a statement.
\Ye hive ted children in Russia and
Africa, and we are always ready to feed
stat viitg childien of any nationality.
You can have no conception of tin
great i ostiioj ■ litan heait of the \mcri
c in p -ople mile - yon are near enough
1.1 pea' t- ti 'll.
Da. \Y. \Y. - o; , i: iN.
P. S. ! istrati the falsity of
the charge t] t also then an in Phil
delplii:1 si i ml h’.d'e i in .> state > !
chronic ion; or, i g • ■ t my
person who will po.nt nu out a hungry
school child 24 homo after I know it.
\V. \Y. C.
^ education • Mbees,
Victoria embankment, \V. C.
I (tctober 20, P.H14.
Sin :—Your ]Mistcard of the •"> t instant
addressed to tlie Mayor of London, lias
been forwarded to this othce, and in reply
thereto I desire to bring to your notice
the London School Dinner association
which is doing very useful work in con
nection with underfed children in Lon
don. 1 enclose a copy of the last annual
report of the association. The London
County Council will appreciate any as
sistance which you may be able to ren
der, and, in the event, of your being
able to collect funds, I am asked to sug
gest that you should forward the money
to the association and not to the council
itself, as the council has not yet any
statutory power enabling them to deal
directly with this very important ques
tion. I am. sir. your obedient servant,
11. J. MoltOAlXT,
For the Clerk of the Council.
Dr. W. \V. Cochran,
1227 Fairmount Avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa.. 1 . S. A.
Information for Miners
In order t<> do the assessment work
for a group of claims upon one of them
patented or unpatented, the claims must
Ik* contiguous, so that each claim con
cerned niav he in some manlier liene
lited, says the Mining and Scientific
Press. The amount expended on this
one claim must hi* at least equivalent to
the amount which would he required if
each claim were “represented" sepa
rately. The work performed or im
provements made must manifestly he
for the benefit of all the claims included
ill the group, and the burden of the
proof is upon the miner to show that
the work done, or the improvements
made does, as a matter of fact, benefit
each of the claims of the group. As
large properties are usually developed
systematically for the purpose of more
economical workings, the running of
levels from a shaft which will eventu
ally extend into adjoining claims may
projierly Ik* considered as assessment
work performed on all the claims, or for
the benefit of all. The work may even
be performed outside of the boundaries
of the claims, or the work may Ik- done
on a patented claim for the benefit of
adjoining unpatented claims.
Important Notice.
All mining companies, business and
professional men can have their names
published free of charge in the Nevnda
California < ia/.etter and Directory, by
| sending names to Louis Livingston, care
| Chandier of Commerce, Keno, Xe
] vada. -ft
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Fni diamonds go t<> Hliiki sice's. tf
liny a lot in < odd field! 'Xuffsaid! *
Blakeslee's is the place to get Gold
field souvenir spoon*. tf
Fresh bananas, oranges and cran
1 lierrics at Anderson’s. *
Gunther's candy at the Union drug
stores, Goldfield and Tonopah. tf
Circulating library at the Union drug
stores at Goldfield and Tonopah. tf
To make money in real estate, go with
tlie crowd. Goldfield is IT. tf
Blank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for salo at Tim Nkws office. *
I The new hearse for tin- Goldfield Un
I dertaking Co. will soon l>e here. tf
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
| going up in Goldfield. Buy a lot now. *
H. X. G miter came in from Goldfield I
Sunday morning to remain for some
time. —Bishop Register.
Best bread, best I. utter, licst tea, heat
coffee and the licst service in Goldfield
at the Frisco Cafe. tf.
The Goldfield News, one of the best
newspapers in the State, has been en
larged to eight pages.—Chronicle.
Get your picture alliums, postal cards
and photographs at Allen’s Pioneer
Photograph Gallery, Main street, be
tween Ramsey and Hall. Dec. ‘.hilt.
John Mason, the Columbia assayer,
returned last Saturday from a visit to
San Francisco, where he was called by
sickness in his family.
Mr. Howe of the Goldfield Undertak
ing Co. was emhalmerfor the U. S. army
in the Philippines which should he proof
that he is a thorough undertaker. tf
George Abel was down from his ranch
this week. He will leave shortly for
Tonopah and Goldfield with horses and
burros which he will dispose of in those
camps.—Eureka Sentinel.
Mr. \V. 11. Webber, of Denver, Colo.,
who was here in October has returned.
Mr. Weblicr is a mining man of much
experience having operated in Colorado,
Wyoming and Utah and now comes to
us.
! Frank II. Lathrap, of the Nevada
t Brokerage company, left Tuesday morn
; ing foi San Francisco, lie w ill also visit
his home in Salt Bake City and get ae
!i|iiainted with his family during the hol
! iduvs, after which lie w ill return to
! ioldfieid.
W. II. Russell on Friday sold his bar
ber simp in Eureka to \. P. Tenvoord.
and the latter will lake possession on
Monday next. Mr. Russell will leave i
shortlv to take a ionk at Tonopah and
GoldfitU with an idea • f locating there.
- • • n t i f i: d.
I 1 lose ■ :.|nel I p <>J>1-■ \\ In ■ an- . o -lien .
;; 111 i r. i'.ii ;r ! I•_:!jt t!ia’ tin’.ave i
"I !■ "’■ • . •, |a lake • a:l-ndIc iuill in
inaip tithm i ' the s ■'itliei ii l’aeilit■ <• un
pam uiii-t 1» making an attempt to re- ,
vivo the tradition of ‘•fast freighting"
' days. -Elko I roe I’ress.
I’atriek Walsh and Assessor William
Easton returned home last Saturday
'evening from a visit to tioldfield, Tono
pan and other points in southern Xye
county. The gentlemen say that it is a
wonderful country and all that it is rep
j resented to he in every particular.—
Chronicle.
Rewrites to Locate at Goldfield.
George Kinney, Jay Itohinsnn and
Joseph Magil! leave this morning for
Goldfield, says the Gazette. They in
tend to locate in the hoomjng camp and
will ojien it brokerage office there. It is
their intention to buy and si'll mining
stocks and mining claims. The young
men are well known in lieno, are ex
perienced and careful business men and
will undoubtedly meet with deserved
success.
Creates! on Earth
•‘Greatest camp mi earth,” says W. A.
Sherman, in talking of Goldfield, from
which place he returned yesterday, says
the Salt Lake Tribune. Mr. Sherman
i has secured a foothold in the district
land is going hack soon to follow the
j lead, lie says that II. II. Mavnc, of
j Salt Lake has a tremendous thing on
! hand, and that other Salt Lakers there
j are more than holding their own.
Halfway House.
When going to Tonopah, take the
| nearest and most direct road, i >w trav
j eled by O’Keefe’s great double line of
stages, by way of Ramsey’s Halfway
house where you will find pure water
und an abundance of it. The finest
brands of Wines, Liquors and Gigars,
and a choice meal.
t.f W. II. Ramhky, Prop.
Sun Dog Addition.
The cheapest lots for sale in Goldfield
east of the Booth Addition. For full
particulars apply to Mrs. A. Williams,
Goldfield Lodging House. *
Write I). G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showiiig
prices on all Tnnopah-Gohltield stocks—
actual market prices. It’s free. tf
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*; SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ]’
' I _ I I
I One Year .... $5.00 | j
; | Six Months - - - 2.50 £
® Three Months - - 1.25 ®
Sample Copies - - .10 j|
The Gold Bug Store
MAIN STREET, opposite Union Drug Store
Men’s Clothing, Boots, Shoes and HatfP
Give ns a call.
GOLDFIELD
Is the town of the Goldfield Mining District, and always will be
Look at the substantial building going on, and the increasing
population, and you cannot doubt the above statement
Real Estate Values Have Increased Ten-Fold In Six
Months and Are Still Advancing
The purest of water piped through the streets. 1 elegraph and
Telephone Communication with the outside world
DESIRABLE LOTS NOW FOR SALE
Address Goldfield Townsite Co.
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE
Tonopah and Columbia, Nev.
W. J. SINCLAIR. Prop.
Fine Turnouts, Saddle Horses, Etc., at Reasonable Rates
HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE
Wood and Water a Specialty
Hacks leave Columbia every hour for Goldfield and the mines
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SPENKER & MILLER CO. ::
• (INCORI'OHATKD) , ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ”
;• Groceries, Building and Mining Hard- ;;
;; ware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Stoves, Ranges ;;
:: CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE ::
;; COLDFIELD, - NEVADA !!
ROBINSON ® SHEPHERD
Lower Main Street Corral, Goldfield, Nev.
Have cvcrv facility for taking can-of I'tock and Outfits Hay. Grai^^
;,ii; 1 (iood Water Supply always <>n hand Prosper; injr parties wiH
find mi" eorral a couveni* lit plaee l*> start from.
PRICES REASONABLE
The Goldfield Double Eagle Gold lines Co.
(Incorporated Cnder the Laws of Arizona. Full Paid ami Non-Assessable.)
The company owns titty acres, viz., the Silver Hell, Silver Hell No. 1, Huntch
Hell No. 8, ,‘!50 feet east from the Tin flora property, recently bonded for $2o,000,
and which is now producing ore.
We are now vigorously prosecuting work and good ledge matter has bee»
opened. Immense ledges of ipiartz ore exposed on the property. This is a strictly
first-class property which we believe will eventually become one of the leaders.
We are offering a block of Treasure Stock (not pool stock) for the present at
FIVE CENTS PER SHARE
Cash or Installment Payments, hut reserve the right to advance the price at any
time without notice.
HOOD CASH RESERVE IN THE TREASCRY FOR DEVELOPMENT.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SECURITIES CO.
E. N. BURR, President, Majestic Building, Denver Colo.
W. L. WILSON, Secretary and Treaeurer.LOOK US UP
JOHN O’KEEFE
Livery* Feed and Stage Stable
(Formerly Moore & O’Brien’s Corral)
First-Class Rigs and Saddle Horses
HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND WATER
Stage Leaves Daily at x p. m. for Tonopah. bare, 54.00 Kaeh Way
McGarry & Shepherd
Dealers In.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
L1VE cyorZ.feed Bullfrog, Nev.
INCORPORATE UNDER ARIZONA LAWS
Most liberal Corporation Laws in the t'nited States. No franchise tax or exorbitant fee*.
Private property exempt from all corporate debts. Par of stock made any amount. No limit
on capitalization. Stock is noil-assessable for any purpose. No amount of stock required to be
subscribed. No State control. No State examination of books. Legislature can’t repeal our
charter. Keep office and do business anyw here. We attend to all business and pay all fees and
charge you but a few dollars in any case.
A6ENTS wanted in every city in the united states liberal commission
Send Throe Stamps for laioklet codified annotated corporation laws and other information.
(fUtPB M. Detch and Louis S. Finnegan, Goldfield Agent*
Arizona Corporation Charter Guarantee Co* ph£enTx
WILLIAMS & TRABERT, {
PALACE LIVERY STABLE
COLDFIELD AND TONOPAH.
First-class Rigs. General Freighting.
Buy a Lot in Diamondfield!
JACK DAVIS, Agent Diamendfield Townsite Co.