Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-03
GOLDFIELD RICHES.
The Outside World Seeking Chance
to Gather Them In.

to Gather Them In.
Reports of the marvellous richness Of
the Goldfield district are beginning to
reach the money centers of the East |
and as consequence representatives
of capital are coming in here every
day in flocks.
A number of Colorado capitalists
and agents Of moneyed interests from
that State have been in evidence dur
ing the past week. Among them IS
William Wilson OF the Hockey Noun
tain Securities Company, who repres-
entates the Comingnation Gold Mines
Company Mir. Wilson has a plant Of
amchinery on the road, and as soon
as it arrives will install a hoist at the
Boom Fraction claim, which belongs
to his Company, and go after the ore
In earnest.
Zirn brothers are getting their hoist
in shape for operation in the Jumbo
lease and in a few days will be rapid
the 75-foot level. The Urn lease was
one of the first shippers on the Jumbo
The Ridge and Curtis lease on the jun
DO is conceded to he the banner pro
Queer of that remarkable property.
st # this week another rich
shipment Of twenty-three tons was sent
out, three tons of which is worth $1,000
per ton. the rest of the shipment being
better than $1,000 ore.
Another large shipment of rock run
ming from $500 to $1,000 per ton is
again ready to lead onto the big %
mule wagons.
The Montana Tonopah people have
acquired an interest in the Prince aud
| Currie lease Oh the south end of The
Jumbo claim and re pushing down
| the shaft as fast as thrae shifts can 90
| it. Excellent indications OF the near
approach to an ore shoot are now eVi-
dent in the bottom of the shaft which
is about fifty feet deep.
| lie Sudu i'm DIOtIieiS VI odu JOSS
California. are recent arrivals in camp
1t is understood that they are here IN
the interest Of Governor Sparks and
others They are negotiating with
Prince & Currie for a suitcase on the
| latters Jumbo block of ground. Captain
Cox of the Riverside Flour mill and
John Lynch Of Tonopah s"e expected
here about the first of August to begin
work on a block Of ground on the Gle
mont property adjoining the Jumbo
on the north This block of ground is
under lease of Prince & Currie, "a o
tain Cox and associates agreeing to do
a certain amount of work for half i'll
terest
The Kernick and Bowers lease OIL
the Jumbo, the Nerulyea and Bartlett
! lease on the same property, and in fast
all other leases in the vicinity OF jun
| DO hill are maintaining a steady ou--
put of high grade ore.
The completion Of the railroad in.o
| lOuUpdu Is lSduS hoIlSoOiS hSi e
) Almost three times as many people are
coming into this camp each day now
as there were before. Boomers AM
l wildcatters are beginning to spring III
2 as if by magic Several wildcat min
5 ing companies have made their initial
l bow to the gullible public within tn:
CO A IL
l Itself the Bulls & Bears, are claiming
e to own property east OF Columbia
S mountain where sage brush and sane
n abound, is one Of the latest to sprin:
r itself upon us. Although the name =
: the company signifies ferOcity, it viii
not be expected that the promote
= will be conscientious enough to prin
g across the face of their stock certih
Gates the picture Of lythe and suppl
J. wildcat, in a crouching attitude, read
. to spring upon its prey. However, a
l. Jim Donovan. is somewav connect7
t with the undertaking. this may t.
l. done as he is noted for his candor.
y The Goldfield Bank is one of tn
latest additions to the place. IT .
81 owned by the State Bank and Trus
II Company of Carson and is an institu
ID ion of strength that was badly needle
here. A new hotel will soon be con
pleted and in running order next doc
Y, to the bank The GCldield News wi
It be enlarged to a 7-cOlumn folio thi
IS week.
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