The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-11-04
"A REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
In Coldelds Great Mines and Proven Area
Is Being Extended in Various Directions

timbers, sinking on the Silver Tip of the
Goldfeld Empire company was sus-
pended for few days the early part of
the week and the men employed were
put to trenching along the trend of the
ledge. This work resulted in proving
the ore shoot to be continuous distance
of 100 feet, all of which pans well. A
supply of timbers has been received and
sinking has been resumed. Manager
Ish reports that the showing is in every
particular satisfactory and that no fur
ther delays are expected in prosecuting
development.
The Jumbo Squabbls.
At meeting of the directors Of the
Jumbo Mining company Manager Ta,-
lor WAS directed to bring proceedings To
obtain an j. junction against the extern
sion of time on the Mcdonald Fuller and
Bowes- Kernick lease. For the snke of
the camp. a. well rs the parties directly
concerned it is to be hoped that tho dis
sensions among the owners will be speed
lily and satisfactorily settled and the
mine once more take its place as one OF
the big gold producers of the world.
Lease ON the Mary.
Martin Sullivan, an old time miner of
Colorado, who made his first fortune III
Leadville, and T. c. Lewis, of Denver,
have taken an option to lease 800 feet on
the Mary, which adjoins The Blue Bull
on the south and the Kaiser on the cast.
Sullivan and Lewis will have 80 days in
which to prospect the claim and then
will select the portion they wish tolease.
Ore showing free gold has been found on
the Mary and with intelligent prospect
ing it is believed the pay shoot will soon
be opened up. The Mary is owned by
John Mernin, Jas. I, O'Brien and ]. p.
Lotus. ~ r,
EE:.S -.
Z. L. Minis and associates last We'd
nesday took over the interests of VIII
Marsh and Harry Stimler in the Column
bia Mountain, Sandstone, Kendall, May
Queen and Nevada Boy groups. These
are all valuable properties and the con-
sideration, while not made public, is
known to be large one. Stimler and
Marsh were the original discOverers in
that district and for that reason, if for
no other, it is gratifying to know they
have cleaned up nice bunch Of money.
Black Butte Extension.
The Black Butte Extension is one of
the recent strong companies organized
by E. L. Minis & Co The officers and
directors are: II. G. Brougher, presi-
dent; Geo. Wingfeld, vice president; ;
E. l.. Minis, secretary-treasurer; Nat.
Boas, OF San Francisco. II. Nj. Gunter
three claims and fraction lying north
east of the Black Butte.
The Kaiser.
Owen Kemp, who recently bonded the
Kaiser from Chute and Winkler, is max
ing good progress in development. The
shaft, which is being sunk in the por-
phyry, is down 40 feet, and when SO. feet
in depth has been reached, a crosscut
will be run to the ledge.
Virginia Goldfleld.
The Virginia Goldfeld Mining COM
pany. owning the Red Shirt claim near
McLaughlin's well, has been incorpor-
ated bv Chas. y. Miller of Denver. Mr..
Miller is one of the best known brokers
of Colorado and will doubtless make q
success OF the new company.
The Black Butte.
A rumor was current on the street this
week that the Black Butte had a big
BODY oil $40 900 ore in the shaft. While
no doubt is felt that the Quartzite ledge
will be struck and that it will be rich,
the strike mas not yet been made.
The Great Bend.
At point 25O feet east of the shaft
Strange and associates have opened up
nice body of very good ore on the
Great Bend at Diamondfield.
The Combination.
Three shipments of the usual high
grade ore went out from the Combina-
1ion this week and there are still 1000
sac ks ON the dump.
Short Mining Notes.
Jacob Wollner has struck some $40 ore
on his lease on the Nernal No. 2, near
Diamondfield.
DR.. Bowes and John McKane have
bought Frank Johnson's lease on the
Sandstorm.
A New York syndicate has bought
group of five claims at Camp Trapman,
35 miles southeast.
Nelson and associates are getting good
paintings in surface trenching on the
Ruby group, which lies about four miles
southeast of town.
w. S. OBren re ports the sale OF a
group of seven claims in the Sylvania
range. about As miles southwest OF Gold
field to Pittsburg syndicate for $780,
600. j. L. Bray and John Buser were
the sellers.
Nelligan, WattersOn, Miller and STAN
lev are down 80 feet on their lease on
the Sandstorm and expect soon to Join
the shippers. Assays as high as $9OS
have been received, but the values are
scattered as yet.
Binford, Hage & c.. &C going to in
corporate the Old kaintuck and Gold
field Mining and Milling Co., to oper-
ate well located group of five claims
the Economist, Friday, Lost Canteen,
April and Marion B.
The Goldfeld Gold Bug Mining COM
pany, owning four claims adjoining the
Goldfield Brooklyn, one mile east OF the
Black Butte, was incorporated during
the week. The officers are: j. G. Tog-
noni. president; W. T. Voorhees,, vice.
president; Milton NJ. Detch, secretary
treasurer.
The Goldfeld Regal Mining company
has been Incorporated with 7. s. Robin.
son, president; Ray r. Robinson, vice.
president; Milton NJ Detch, secretary
and treasurer. The company owns two
claims, the Rough Diamond and Rough
Diamond Fraction, Immediately adioin-
ing the hewana group, one mile north
east Of Goldfield.. a ''
The Goldiieid Lna-:.g company is get
ting small paintings from their lease on