The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-04


We have just been appointed fiscal agent
for the Nonpareil Bulfrog Gold Mining
Co, and the Cyclops Bullfrog Gold Min
ing Co.
We are authorized to dispose of nifty
shares of treasury stock of each company
at 10 cents per share. We could dispose
Of the entire allotment in Goldfeld to a
single individual at this figure. but in pur-
suance OF our policy to attract outside
capital to Goldheld, and TO increase our
clientele throughout the country, we pre-
fer to dispose of the shares outside of
Goldhed. Here are the plain facts.
The company's Great Property.
The property of the Nonpareil Bullfrog
Gold Mining Company is situated about
three-fourths of a mile from the famous
Benny Hazleton group of mines in The
Bullfrog mining district, 20 miles south
of Goldheld.
1t consists of five full mining claims.
namely: NonpGreii National Atlantic,
Original and Combination.
On the surface of the 100 acres owned
b. the Company, a vein is disclosed two
feet wide that widens out to or feet at.
a depth of ten feet. Assays from 5000
to $4,000 have been made of grab samples
taken from this vein.
In several places assays have also been
made from stringers in which free gold
Is seen with the naked eye. These show
NalueS up IN the pictures.
A Vein go Feet Wide.
In another direction on the property
there Is disclosed on the surface a vein of
porphyry go feet wide carrying stringers
of quartz from one to six inches wide. The
formation here is identical to that of the
famous Ladd & Benson property, one of
the original discoveries at Bullfrog. and
already one of the greatest producers. As
says of ore taken here on the surface
show values from $500 to 5000.
The property has only just been taken
over, and development work has only
commenced
The prospects are tremendous. The
property lies in a direct line with the lead
on the great Benny Hazeton. The Benny
Hazleton vein disappears in the hill 5000
feet away. Mining engineers who have
examined the property Of the Nonpareil
are convinced from the trend of the BEN
ny Hazleton vein that the sinking of a
shaft on the Nonpareil property will strike
the Benny Hazeton vein at a depth of a
few hundred feet
Immense Bodies of Ore.
The Bullfrog district Is not much over
six months old but Is a wonder Close
on the heels of the discoveries at Goldheld
come those of Bullfrog. 20 miles to the
south Eighteen months ago GoidHeld
was the scene of a stampede. When the
discoveries were next made at Bullfrog
second stampede took place. Every
horse and vehicle was pressed into service,
and many walked 20 miles over the desert
sands to Bulfrog. Few brought tents
with them. and at night after a weary
day in the hills they spread their blankets
on the ground with the sky above them
for roof, and with the music of burros'
bray and coyotes yelp they lay down to
sleep and dream of the riches the morrow
would bring forth.
In the six months that have elapsed
, since that time the development has
shown even greater riches than were then
dreamed Of
Properties have already been developed
in the short time that has elapsed that
have produced high-grade shipping ore
and have realized cash therefrom from
the smelters at Salt Lake City. Immense
bodies OF ore. larger than those opened
ur at Godfeld, lie In open view disclosed
by outcroppings and by shafts sunk in a
few cases to depth of 50 feet
A Directorate of Mining Men.
w. j. Douglass President, Is the far
famed mining engineer who became one
of the original owners OF the now fa-
nous Montana Tonopah mine when 1t was
nothing more than a sandy stretch OF
desert and gave no surface Indications of
ever becoming great NINE Mr.. Doug
lass opinion that ON account of its geo.
graphical position, not far from the great
Elfzpah, 1t would, at level of 500 feet,
show immense ore bodies akin to the
great Mizpah, has been indicated, and
stock in the company. which was orig
inally sold for development purposes at
30 and 80 cents per share, is now quoted
at $500.
George Wingfeld. Vice President, is as
ISOLATED with United States Senator
George s. Nixon, of Nevada. In nearly all
of Mr.. Nixons mining ventures In this
country. Mr.. Wingfeld has amassed over
million dollars In the past three years
b. getting In on the ground floor" of a
half a dozen Tonopah and Godheld min
ing enterprises that have made good.
s. ii. Kitto. Treasurer. is the cashier OF
the Nye and Ormsby County Bank Of
Goldf1eld.
J.. Bleakmore. Secretary, Is one OF Gold
fields young mining operators, who has
been recently identified with the forma-
ton of Its most successful enterprises.
Stock in one of the companies Mr.. Bleak
more connected himself with not more
than thirty days ago has doubled In value
since the first block was sold for develop
ment purposes.
John Reynolds, Superintendent, Is well
known mining man of Goldfed, who has
had an extensive experience of mine man
agement at close range. He enjoys I'M
usual facilities for proper mine admins
tration. having had, besides his extenssi;a
reer of mine management in Montana and
Colorado
THE cYcLoPs Bu,GLFRoe