Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-30
NEWS FROM
THE MINES
Encouragement From Every
Side Greet the Owners.
No Bad News, Everything Hopeful
and BnOyant---New Developments
Bring New Confidence.
Montana TOnOpah.

Montana TOnOpah.
In the same position as when we
went to press last week, the Mon
tana-Tonopah is in great shape, and
there is slight, If any question, but
what the stock at present price is
bargain. That there is $3. 900 900
worth of ore blocked out in the mine
is known. The offer of the Gooder-
ham Blackstock Syndicate, through
Henry Kehoe, their representative,
was turned down fatty. Montana.
Tonopah, the old standby, is making
good every day.
Great West.
This property at Diamondfield.
owned by Thomas Kane, Henry Nc.
Mahon and E. L. Fletcher, is one of
the most promising in the district
The shaft is down rs feet, showing a
ledge OF sixteen feet. From the
bottom of the shaft drifts are being
carried forward in strong ledge Of
high grade ore which is being hoisted
and sacked for shipment to the Reno
Ore Purchasing company.
TOnOpah-GOld Mountain.
A big strike on the Tonopah- Gold
Mountain Mining company's ledge
on the east side OF the mountain
shows three feet of ore in the bottom
OF the shaft, twelve inches of which
goes $500 in gold A continuation Of
the vein has just been uncovered on
the west side of the noun tain, five
feet wide, all OF which shows free
gold. Assays run from 800 to $1,000
per ton.
TonOpah Company.
Mr.. Oddie, when seen by the rem
resentative OF the BONANZA, said
that matters were progressing in a
favorable manner on the property.
and that next week news of general
and perhaps momentus interest will
be forthcoming. Mr.. Oddie also pre-
dlcted big news of a general and def
nite nature from Goldtield that will
prove OF unusual interest.
VernaI.
Work is progressing in this claim
1t Goldfeld as fast as hammer and
1rill can send the shaft down. The
shaft will be sunk to the depth of 80
eet and crosscuts will then be run
EAST and west on the ledge. The as
says shows high values. The prop
srty is owned by Diamondfield Jack
Davis.
TonOpah-GOld Mountain.
The stock of this corporation is
IT'LL in great demand. Work as it
progresses justifes the most san
rune opinions regarding the proper
y. Higher values than the last
hlpment, which showed $50 a ton.
re being obtained.
DiamOndfieId.
Prosperous as usual, and more en-
ouraglng reports coming in every
ay. With the new money that is
'ouring in hourly, Diamondfeld
'lll soon take its place among the
ther great producers of the district.
TOnOpah-Belcher.
Holders of Tonopah- Belcher stock
TILL refuse to sell at 10, sure indi-
alton that they are content with the
ltuation. Arthur Hudson SAYS that
verything looks bright and we quote
i'm direct.
The Sandstone.
On the Sandstorm claim, Columbia
Iountain, the Oddie leasers are in
re, the assay values of which are
~ to $3.50 per ton. The ledge is
sven feet wide.
Ridge and Associates.
Roy Ridge and his associates have
assed way beyond the question of
oubt with their proposition, and ev-
y day brings them further proof of
le value of their strike.
Red Rock.
The shaft is down 100 feet and a
Nv formation is being encountered
the same character as was met
lth in sinking the shaft on the Ex-
nsion.
Denver Group.
The shaft is at a depth of 205 feet
th0llf chance -.