Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-13

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to the ledge viii be run.
Riggs & Co. have not yet reached
the ledge through their tunnel, but
the ground is Tightening up and more
stringers of good looking quartz are
coming in.
Jake Martin and associates have
opened up a new ledge on their lease
in a trench 40 feet from the shaft.
The ledge is strong and big and they
will c~rosscut to it when the shaft
reaches the so foot point.
Nearly ali the material for the ex-
perimental cyanide plant which the
owners of the Combination are put
ting in has arrived and is being placed
under the direction of DIR. Bosqui.
The Combination refuses to be downed
by any of the new aspirants for honor
and the bottom Of the shaft is o
in ore that averages over 5000 per
ton clear across.
Mclaughlin, Nelligan and Turner
have bonded for $50, 900 a group of
sever claims to A. E. Barnes of Phil
adelphia.
]. 7. Jones and associates have
bonded the Black Butte No. 4 and
the Uncle Sam for So, 900. These
claims adjoin the Daisy on the south
and groupings from the ledge assay
$3.50 to $500.
"Kid" Kendall and Pat Dennehy
have sold a group Of seven claims
near the Red Butte for So, 500.
H. O. Hall and A. D. Rankin have
located the Katzenjammer Kids
group of three claims about three
quarters OF a mile from the Daisy
group.
Dick Colburn has sold a fourth in
terest in the Marga group which
joins Kane, Mcmahon and Fletcher
on the west.
w. H.. Ramsey and associates have
bonded the Anaconda group of twelve
claims to ]. P. Hennessy for $12, 900.
This group lies n half mile south of
the Combination.
H.. H.. Clark came into camp Tues
day to look after his mining interests
and has decided to move his family
here next month and make Goldfeld
his headquarters in the future. Mr..
Clark is vice president of the Tono-
pah Golden Gate company and one OF
the principal stockholders of the
Goldfeld Mining company which owns
the January, February and other
valuable claims in this district.
Jim Butler, the "father of Tono-
pah," came out Tuesday to look over
the Goldfield district. He has many
interests here and was gratifed al
the great progress which the dis
trict has made.
DIR. Oliver B. Dawson, a prominent
metallurgist of New York, is spend.
ing a few days in Goldfeld.
A land office business has been
done in leases during the week.
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Murphy and Myers have given leases
to the following: A. e. Barnes, OF
Philadelphia; Jas. Riggle, Sam For
man, ]. 2. Hennessy, P. E. O'Brien
and A. c. G%unter; p. L. O'Brien; ].
L. Towley, H. Mcnamara, J.. P.
Court, Paul Danlelson, Henry Over.
bury and L. l.. Blumenthal; ]. w.
Douglass and @. H. Elliott; w. A.
Lang and H. G. Cutting; Martin,
Graham Bros, ano Skinner; B. N.
Anderson, Mrs. Sparks, G. R. Sparks
and Q. S. Sparks; Roy Sunderland;
Doc O'Toole and others; L. V. Ions.
way and others; H. W. Knicker.
booker and H. G. Cutting; T. B.
Matthews; Jas. Lothrop and Dick
Davis; Jas. H. Forman; VIM. Beau
champ and ]. P. Hennessy.
The original Grandpa company
have let blocks on their 10 claims to
the following: Tom Kendall and L.
~Schencks; Leo Merlin and Jack May;
Oakley and Thompson; Aubrey &
Co.. DR.. Garner; Jack Smith & Co.;
Nay and Curt Kendall; Keller and
Nay; Hughes & Co; Roy Suuder-
land; Stlmler & Co; Marsh & Co: