New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

e,,,. upovIsrs TO REPEAT THE ENPLoIT-HEhs
c,G,xTIc MrxrNG ENTERPRISE or TO-DAY
,ptr AND CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS
MEX OF AFFAIRS ARE SUCCESS
FULLY ENGINEERING IT.
T, an article headed Nevada to the fore'
which ,ppcarol IN these columns last 0u'""!'
br..f sketch was given 81 the mining history %
~, .,,rif.rous state = use assigned lot l's
,t FIN, folds .'lying faow" since Bonanza
q, least 50 FAR ~ the general public kno"i-
d,.. v,.n,-and FOR tho comparatively recent re-
ncw.d search for the yellow metal thor' y" III
,crestlng eNuliuatiIn was Included sho"'"e NV
N. Comstock and other worId-i'Wo'S q''''
r,in,t were Observation-Disclosures the "oiN'"b VI
pl,-crs-aud the prophets qn'su'h "SNc" =,
M, r,rfoctly reasonable that the working OF
,,c.. ube Gold Cre,O placcrs should lead 10 inc
1ts,ovcrv Of a second and even greater 'on''och
and Bonanzn" -. ,,,-oo
.b,4 naturally involved the mention OF the source
from which was obtained the lhlo''"''ioi'
upon which thu article was b"S'o '"o P'
me-. Interested In a mining enterprise III N'Naua.
Which I'm magnitude and consequence may bo saiu
g., ,,ltn-c any Of the traditional exploits oil ''i'
land of gold indeed of any other mining rcsloh'
p,rh,rs I'm .ontlnuing the story OF the present
oteratlons and conditions In Nevada IL "''e"' "
,yeu % idko this enterprise as an eNc'nP'"''
outline Of its plan, and purposes and OF ther ire
,,c,,lous so,oo. and description Of tho enor-
ro,,.lv rich properties it, projectors are engaged
IN doycopine will probably give the reader a peter
idea AS 70 tho position which Nevada Is des'l.e' i"
occupy as n gold producing state man """' any
skctchy attempt to cover the state IN genera
As a guarantee. however. that this Is Ho' al
Arabian Nights tale IT may be- well TO say 'ha'
IN. gentlemen VINO are the leading spirits oil th's
particular enterprise. the Gold creek NeV'l',
mold1 Mining companies. are men OF "'A''S 'n'
OF assured financial standing. who would not any
Themselves with nor contribute their money 10 'tS
ds,oYer the most substantial assurance o, success
The Gold Crcck properties are icca'@%t tao,Hrg
W.v,d1 on the Central Pacific Railroad me
are connected with Eko by one OF uS p aver whrk
The stage regularly make the Trip IN Ten n"Hrs:
"A Turthcr evidence OF the quality OF me roao, ~
may he stated that the CHARGES t"r i hinsI'Is ana
only Sl6 per TOM There ~ no winter plo'htu' ",n
both town and mines may be visited every ''' III
As Tor the town Of God creek Itself 5ns PrOPt
ery OF ihS and S eonsrGetcd on very different lines
from the mining camp OF IN" o.d I'ys. '.c ma
h,,'S cornnsnr hotel large Office building for the
mining companies. ana anotnei ip m s nt,icc
ali Of the most substantial DESCRIPTION ahd Per ini
n.nt character having hr"h ,rct''u nnt 10 h,.
stores and ofYcc hui dings have De'h put UP u!
hew re thirty miles Of bitches and two miles
Of inning and I'M this way water sufficient ior All
purpos"s is conveniently distributed. During thrre
months % The year NevadH Ras Il" 'n SahcrSd and
Stored ia reservors Of which @9n ss, .hS
company has eNpc Tl,oj w. i,s r,pnItndc
Tho Cold creek Nevada Placer Mining Company
owns in this tract. over eleven thousand acres OF
r,cb ,nInccr ground estimated to contain mini
mum Of one hundred and atty million cubic yards
o ii,"r icsty from q cents $50 per yard The
cost of washing this soil - from crntS 10 cehtS
a,vcral hundred thousand dollars IN development
Work and adding to rs property and as it, owns 3,
,bo constructIon OF an adequate hydraulic system.
The Gold Creek Nevada consonda'ed iodss
noiiced way acquiring control OF the lodes OF this
district and is now h nnds6H f S~'r or oI ab m
fourteen miles in length by SIX hundred teet IN
breadth -. ,,. h,,,, oronod h,,
siaf,s. tunnels and drifts, and the ores have been
found to ASSAY from so 30 per uon & hccr fomrd
ae high as s. 900 a ton. There has been so far no
,bai lies above the water level can be mined and
mi,lcd at 81 30 ton. d may De n'nuG h u, 'his
connection that the mother lode Is vlslpc on the
surface for over two mesD 1t Is or course pos
sibe that refractory ore may be struck "hch inc
CurIotis,y enough. The conditions that led up to
tho discovery OF this eXrdordnary arge ana rmor-
those under which were discovered the Comstock
and Bonanza. many years before. Inc PROSPECTING
the even richer lodcs. Although these placer" Will
probably yield handsomely Tor thirty or f9ry wars
10 come the companies naturally attach greater
importance to the more enduring quartH nihCs ana
ere preparing to put up milling plant 10 handle
VI" II Is characteristic OF the wise and conservative
mon who have the conduct OF this enterprise. that
,I H.. %nve nor asked for "A cent Of the public's
money until the development OF th h properties
hoa w ached such stage rs TO establish their sue
ness beyond pcradventure: that instead they have
Invested their own moneys.
~" II e. ~ enable the public 10 share In the work
~ eniiinping the enterprise with an adequate min
ing and milling plant that they nave now opened
..'r,bscrinfIon books for the sale or stock to the
amnupi Of 100000 They have reserved the right
70 close this subscrption without notice; so those
.troms Of ovailing themselves OF their invitation
Mad hest apply to their treasurer. Francis Dickson
y, ,hcir Offices No Sc Broadway. For II should
AZ n, te sunrise il at any time II announced
that the limited amount Of stock offered had been
quietly picked up ana locked IN SAFETY vaults.
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