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FROM
GOLDFIELD NEWSPAPERS |
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September 3, 1906 |
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November 9, 1907 |
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Registered voters:
Goldfield 2,122
Columbia 346
Diamondfield 24
A Maiden�s kiss is like the first olive out of the bottle, the first one is hard the rest are easy.
Introduce your enemies to your wife�s relations then forgive them! |
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Goldfield will have a country club.
In the office of George Von Polenz the Goldfield Hunt Club decided to change the name to the Goldfield Country Club. Membership enlarged and clubhouse and grounds secured. At present will have to place a restriction on membership as so many men are being put up for membership that the organization promises to become unwieldy. |
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November 18, 1907 |
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July 7, 1907 |
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Miner�s gun goes off accidentally when he was climbing out of the shaft. Shot in hip and walked one mile to cabin then fainted from blood loss.
Unless blood poisoning sets in he will recover. The bone of his thigh is splintered but it is not thought amputation will be necessary.
Merchants Hotel,
Columbia Draught beer,
Weisberger & Pilsner
Red Mc Vain Daily Stage and Express makes trip daily from Luning to Rawhide; fare $8.00, round trip $15.00. Meets all trains any information regarding Rawhide or Vicinity gladly given. Telegraph or write ahead for seats. Shortest, cheapest and fine ride through the timber. D. J. McVain |
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1400 people in Rawhide, Henry Lincoln of Lincoln Mining Co. received a letter, �one of the richest�! |
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August 1907 |
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The courthouse was completed August, 1907 at a cost of approximately $140,000.00 of which some $21,000.00 went for the steel office furniture |
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November 1, 1907 |
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To Rawhide |
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The great Chadwick six cylinder auto will meet trains at Mina for Rawhide, making the round trip daily. Fare $15.00 one way. Running time 3 hours. Telegraph reservations for seats.
F. Fishbeck, Davis Hotel |
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December 5, 1907 |
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Born to Mrs. Oscar Olsen a 10 pound baby boy, mother and child doing fine. Mr. Olsen, the father, is the chief of the volunteer fire department and is setting them up to the boys in grand style. (first boy you know) |
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Anheuser - Busch -v- Enterprise Mercantile ,
$6,226 alleged due on goods delivered. |
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November 4, 1907 |
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December 11, 1907 |
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John L. Sullivan championship belt on display at the Mohawk saloon, Goldfield, Nevada.
It has 131/2 pounds of gold, 365 diamonds, valued at $410,000, presented to John L. Sullivan July 4, 1887. |
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Owl Train to Los Angeles |
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To Los Angeles in 18 hours from Goldfield and in either a reclining chair in car or buffet sleeping car without change. It does not seem possible but it�s true.
District Attorney Swallow recommends Buck�s release.
No complaint has been filed and people of Mina show sympathy. District attorney states that Buck could not be convicted in any court in the land on the evidence against him. |
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November 5, 1907 |
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Four mule team left this morning for Rawhide with a stage load of passengers, The camp is attracting a great deal of attention from Mining men because of rich strikes made by leasers. |
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November 6, 1907 |
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Labor agitator Paddy Mullianey shot Vincent St. John, twice in the wrist, once in the upper arm. |
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