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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-11-18
RED TOP IS A
WONDERFUL MINE

present shaft last week they uncovered
a three foot ledge at depth of six feet
that gives values of $50 to the ton. He
will probably sink new shaft on the
find
In the drift which is being run east
from the 90-foot level on the Gardner
lease on the Florence property, body
of ore showing an abundance Of sui
phides has been opened up. The ledge
is believe to be a contact vein and will
probably develop into good producer.
A five foot ledge of ore that averages
over 500 to the ton was encountered
by Paul Maissmer on his lease on the
Silver Pick property this week. He
had only been at work few days when
he made the discovery, the ledge being
found just beneath the surface. Mr..
Meissmer has sold three-fourth inter-
est in the lease to January Jones, Sol
Camp and l.. Goldsmith.
The sensational strike on the Red
Top property has been the talk OF
Tonopah and Goldfield for the pest
week. The find was made on the fifty
foot level, in the cross-cut about sixty
feet from the new shaft and the ledge
gives sensational values. Twelve in.
ches of it averages $12, 900 to the tor
and the whole breast of it will run over
$500 to the ton. The ledge dips to the
east and makes straight for the Booth
claim, which stamps that as a most
excellent property. Manager Taylor
claims that the Red Top is the best
mine in the Goldfeld district.
Governor j. F. Mitchell of Goldfielc
and Bullfrog spent several days in towr
this week. He received the news
Thursday night of big strike in the
Portland. This property is under the
management of Donald B. Gillies. H,
speaks well of the Silver Pick which
Oliver Matthews is making fine min,
of for his Cripple Creek friends. Mr.
Matthews has 5000 sacks of ore on tn,
dump ready to ship.
The January looks fine. It has abou
5000 sacks on the dump but shipment
will not be made at present" said MI
Mitchell. 'The camp never locke
better and there are at least 1900 me
working in Goldfeld at present. l hav
just received letter from my sister i
Wisconsin and she says that everybod
in her town seems to know all abou
Nevada and they wish to buy Goldfield
Tonopah and Bullfrog stocks. | wan
to say right here that | consider tn
Rep Top one of the greatest mines i
Nevada and the ledge undoubtedly eX
tends for long distance. The Boot
claim holds the key to the situation an
with little work it will surely ope
up immense ore bodies that run fror
the Red Top through the Booth ground.
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The directors of the Booth Mining
Company are contemplating placing a
number of treasury shares of its stock
ON the market for the purpose of sink
ing shaft near the south end line to
cut the rich Red Top ledge which is
now known, runs through it. A a
depth of 400 or 500 feet will be attain
ed if necessary. The Booth is certain
ly one of the best located properties in
the Goldfeld district, for it adjoins the
wonderful Red Top on the southwest
and the Uncle Sam which also has a
rich ledge, on the north.
Thomas Withers, manager of the
Heart of Goldfeld and Goldfeld; Noble
properties at Diamondfield, says they
will both be equipped with new hoist
ing plants. Both properties are look
ing well and shipping values will un,
doubtedly be found with little more
development work.
La Baume and Cormack have the
shaft down u feet on their lease or
the Silver Pick property and have
opened up stringer ten inches wide
that gives good values. The ledge
matter consists Of tale and quartz show.
ing iron sulphides.
The January mine, the property Of
the Goldfeld Mining Company of Ne
vada, is now employing more miners
with one exception, than any Other
mine in the district, says the GoldfielC
Review. In all forty odd men are en-
gagged about the property, one-half be
ing employed in opening up new terri
tory and the balance in extracting ore
The January has been opened up to {
depth Of more than 300 feet. Work i
at present being con n,entrated in thu
oxidized zone between the surface anC
20O-foot level, where exist some i'm
mense bodies Of splendid milling sore
From this about forty tons of ore ar,
being extracted daily. The highe
grade is being sacked and stored in tn
ore house, while that of intermediate
grade is being shipped to the America
mill west of town. This approximate
about twenty tons per day and tn
values from it more than pay the run
ming expenses of the mine
1t is claimed that Diamondfeld JacI
: Davis has received $40, 900 cash for tn
Diamondfeld Red Butte Mining com
pany's property at Diamondfeld. TIL
property lies in the center of tn
Diamondfeld mineral belt and is con
sidered choice ground. Kansas capita
lists were the purchasers.
Water has been encountered in tn
south crosscut from the shaft in tn
Daisy Fraction.
Superintendent Mckay Of the Adam
was in town this week on flying triI
He stated that while workmen wer
trenehing a short distance south of tn
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MOntana-TOnpah

Vice President Dunlap of the
Montana Touopah company, denies
the statements in certain papers to
the effect that the company has de.
cided to adopt the PohI process for
the treatment of its ores. Mr..
Fielding is still experimenting and il
his method proves q success it will
be adopted and u plant sufficient for
the needs OF the company will be
erected, but no action will be taken
until the company is satisfied with
the results Of the tests now being
made.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-11-18
Humboldt -TOuOpuh

The new bunkhouse aud boarding
house for the Humboldt Touopah are
nearly completed. The Is h, p.
hoist has been installed aud two inn
meuse galvanized iron water thinks
made by the Richard Hardware Co.
are being placed in position, Mana.
ger Frank Haley is doing splendid
work with this excellent property
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Great Tonopah.

Active work will be commenced inn
mediately on the ground of the Great
Tonopah company, which lies just east
OF the Tonopah Belmont.
The officers of the company are w.
}. Sinclair, president; Mr.. Henderson,
vice-president; VIM. Berry, secretary,
and i. r. Bannerman, treasurer. These
with Carl S. Young, Harry McNamara
and S. Canman constitute the board OF
directors.
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Nlanhattan.

Will Forman, James Forman, S. G.
Vermilvea and Mr.. Edmunds, visited
Manhattan in Mr.. JAS. Forman's $ new
automobile this week. They are great
ly pleased with what they saw and
predict greal things for the new dis
trict.
j. Watt Briggs and C. A. Wonacott
returned from Manhattan Thursday
night. They say that Harry Hudson
has a wonderful property in his lease
on the Smith ground He has 8S sacks
of ore and is piling up more. The ss
sacks were taken out in five days by
two men and the rock will run between
$1,000 and $500 to the ton.
This ground adjoins the Union No. 6
claim, owned by 0ddie ct al, which
certainly has fine showing.
All the leases on the Humphrey.
Saylor ground look good and ore from
the various leases is being sacked.
Silver Row
c. Drumm of Silver Bow passed
through Tonopah fow days ago OF
his way to Salt Lake. Mr.. Drumm ha,
just bonded his Black Bird group o.
four claims to Messrs. O'Donnel ant
Bell. The property is situated in tn,
Golden Arrow district about eight mile
south of Silver Bow. The considera
tion was 5000 and Is per cen
royalty on all ores taken out during tn
next year.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-11-18

Fitzsimmons and O'Brien have signed
articles to fight twenty rounds or more
IN San Francisco some time in Decem-
ber.
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Silver bow

Bob Mayes of the Del Paso, is
agent :or Red Top Rve.
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ORE SHIPMENTS

The shipments via the Tonopah railroad for the week ending
tera follows TOnopah Mining Company Montana
It's Tonopah Extension 425 Belmont tons; Midway
"a ton West End 80 TONS TonOah Gold Mountain
Alpine 81 tons
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-11-18
Bullfrog Strike.

Messrs. Ford aud Wheeler received
word yesterday that good ledge
carrying gold values was uncovered
on the surface OF the Bullrrog Yolo
this week, Superintendent Fahy
has started the sinking OF the shaft.
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Buena Vista.

Alex Barnhart came in from Buena
Vista this week for a few days visit.
He was one of the first to enter that
promising section and predicts great
things for it. Mr.. Barnhart says there
are about two hundred people in the
district and they are all enthusiastic
over the outlook for its future. The
country is noted for big strong lodges
that will average about $40 to the ton.
The most advanced work has been done
by Tom d. Murphy and associates and
Foster, Hit and associates. ""The
right name of the district is Oneata, I"
said Mr.. Barnhart, ''the attempt of
people interested in the Buena Vista
townsite to have it changed to that
name, having been unsuccessful. By
railroad, the new camp is reached from
Tonopah by going to Nina and then
taking the Nevada and California road
to Basalt A daily stage connects
Basalt with the camp, five miles away.
PactOIuS.
C. A. Mau, prominent architect OF
Oakland, and one Of the owners of the
Pactolus mining company, is spending 8
few days in town. Mr.. Mau and asso
ciates refused an offer of $3.50, 900 FOL
the pactous property few days ago
There is shaft down 240 feet on tn,
property, from which good shipping or,
has been extracted. He will visit thu
camp tomorrow and then decide on fu
/ tura action.
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I'actOIus.

Clarence Oddie and J. T. Overbury
returned from San Francisco this morn
ing.
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Clifford.

Max Junghandel returned Wednesday
from three. .lweeks prospecting "Trip
through the Kawich range, on which he
added another dozen valuable claims to
his holdings. He made a close study of
the neurological conditions in this
range and he will visit it again during
the next week. He considers the Ka-
wich rangerone of the most promising
sections inIsouthern Nevada. =@He pre-
diets that this range, from Hot Creek
Canyon south to Goldreed, a distance
gilmore than EsixtyEmiles, will beSsthe
scene of great and remunerative min
ing activity in the near future. The
camps, opened in the course of this
year, Goldreed, Silver Bow, Golden
Arrow, Eden, Bellehelen, Wild Horse
and the latest, Clifford, are in highly
mineralized belt, in which the igneous
rocks, rhyolite, andesite and porphyry
predominate. One of the most promis-
ing sections of the Kawich range is in
the central part, bounded by Warm
Springs summit which is crossed by the
overland road and by the canyon through
which the Reveille road runs.
The Cliffords are figuring on the vig-
orous development of their property, on
which such sensational values have been
uncovered. The Cliffords will undoubt-
edly adopt the liberal. broad-gauge pol
icy pursued by James L. Butler when
he !. discovered. .theN Mizpah% %%anddgive
leases. That is certainly the surest way
to develop the new district.
TOnopah Crown Point.
j. M. Healey, manager of the Crown
Point property, six miles north of Ton
opah, was in town this week and states
that the tunnel he has been driving is
now in two hundred feet and ledge of
ore carrying fair values has been en-
countered. Two drifts are now being
run on the vein. When work was
started on this property about year
ago, Manager James Healey consulted
John A. Kirby, manager of the Mon
tana-Tonopah company and he agreed
with Mr.. Healy that it would be better
to run tunnel to tap the ledge than tc
sink on the big porphyry dyke thai
cropped on the surface. Mr.. Kirby'i
judgment was that the permanent ven
would be at the contact between tn,
lime and porphyry. This necessitatet
the purchase of additional ground an,
it was secured after considerable har,
work on the part of the management
The Crown Point will undoubtedly b.
developed into a good producing prop
erty by Mr.. Healy,
Midway.
fI,b,-, ;r, b,,t 1,4Hlo ,,o,,r a.
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Midway.

There is but little new at the Midway
mine. The ledges are as strong as ever
and the values if aeything are richer. A
boulder weighing nearly 120 pounds was
placed on exhibition at the com
pany's office in ..Tonopah this
week and it has attracted a great
deal of attention. 1t abounds with ruby
silver and would assay nearly s4, 900 to
the ton. The ore was takens from a
twelve foot ledge on the ABS foot level
A specimen weighing about two pounds
was also taken from this ledge, which
is literally plastered with ruby silver
It is certainly beauty. The annual
meeting of the company will be held in
this city on the I'd of December.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-11-18
Gold Mountain.

Work is being prosecuted vigoror-
ously on the Preston group. Ed.
O'Malley has $75 ore in the bottom of
the shaft, which has attained depth
of 60 feet.
A hoist will soon be installed on the
Justice ground.
Four men have been put to work by
James Grimes and associates on the
Hogback group on the west side of
Gold Mountain.
Three parties are leasing on the prop
erty Of the Goldreef mining company,
otherwise known az the McKane group.
Assays from ledges on the surface show
values of from $107 to 1925.
Work will be started soon on the
Rather group, which adjoins the ground
of the Goldreef mining company.
Ida.
]. l.. Kalfus and associates, who own
the Alma claim in the Ida district,
will commence active development
work on the property at once and q
shaft will be sunk on the ledge anG
crosscut run both ways, Assays from
the surface show values of $45 in gold
Ray
Arthur Kuuzie oi Ray reports thai
sinking has been resumed on the Ray
Consolidated and crosscut is alst
being run TO catch the vein on thu
200-too level 1t is now in 1870 feet
The body Of ore ut the 600-foot leve
is richer than ever.
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Grocery and Eating House

The undersigned has ouened 4 Grocery
Store and Eating House In the building lately
occupied by Earnshaw d Dooley, on West
Washington street, Charles Town, which has
been newly painted and nicely fitted up. VIII
keep
Full Line of Groceries
Of all kinds. which win include the freshest
and best varieties In all lines, TO be sold 1t the
lowest market rates. VIII also handle good
stock Of Tobaecoes, Cigars. etc. CONNECTED
with the Store propose to keep
First-CIass Eating House,
and win be prepared to serve Lunches. Oys-
tiers, Coffee, Pies, etc., at oil hours and 10 The
oest style, at moderate prices. Oysters fried
and delivered nj residences. and fuiI entertain-
neuts supplied to order.
Oct. 12-y THOs. J. MYERS.
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Back at His Old Trade.

The undersigned has taken up his old trade
again, aud 10 prepared to DO ali kinds Of
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING. GRAINING. &C.
Work carefully and satisfactorily executed,
and reasonable prices given.
April TIT. w.B. DAVIS
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ElY,s Linnid Creann Raj, 4 - -

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is an Old friend
n new FORM 1t is prepared for the bar.
ueuler benefit ofsufferers from nasal catar1h
who are used TO an atomizer in spraying the
diseased membranes All the healing and
soothing properties of Cream Balm are re-
famed IN the new preparation. 1t does moi
dry up the -secretions. Price. inclnd;no
spraying tube. rs cents. At your drlig0isf'5Ss,
OF Ely Brothers, So Warren Street New
York, will mail it. 1870 -'e"
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To Mother in this Gown.

Children who arr delicate feyerirh and
cross WIN get Immediate feiiel from Mother
Grsys Sweet Powder for Children Tbey
cleanse the stomach. aci Oh the liver. making
siekly child strong and healthy. A certain
cure for worms. Sold by all druggists. 25c
sample. rec. Address. Allen S. Olmstead
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Iron and Wood Work.
CHARLES TOWN. ". VA

The Undersigned has tsken The shop of Mr.
D. A. Phillips. near the 4 Il O. Depot 10
Charles Town and will do all kinds of
BLACH SMITHiNG AND
q NERAL REPAIR WORK
both 10 wood and IRON Horseshoeing spec
ciaify Buggies. WageIls. etc. repaired aud
made az good Is new. | son have anything
in wood or iron ous of tier. or buggy or
carriage top thar eeds octoriBg. bring II ~
mf ard see what can do for son
Feb. 26-y- JAMES T. LITTLETON.
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IN SEASON.

The fall and winter months are now upon
us. and would take this method of Informing
friends and customers that I am fully prepar-
cd to serve them with all kinds OF
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES;
besides have on hand nice line of coufectIou-
cries OF all kinds. Intend also 10 run
FIRST CLASS LUNCH ROOM,
and will leave no stone unturned to give all
who favor me with their patronage ~ best
enorts and undivided attention. Opposite
Carter House Livery Stable. on Geouge Stree.
Respectfully,
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YEE CHOW
Up-to-date Han Laundry

G1oss domestic finish. Our new system
produces our domestic linens, equal to new.
do all my washing By hand. use 20 chem-
icals to injure your goods. give them con
seienii0us labor, and the resnlt IL laundry alb
soiut ~ free from blem ishes. Please give me
q tsial. ZEE CHOW.
Successor TO W. Moy Laundry.
Oct. IL Brown Building. Main St
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Job Work a Speciality.

NY years of experience in both city and
country has made me thoroughly competent
to erect all classes of buildings IN the most APP
proved and workmanlike manner. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed aud charges moderate. Es-
Inmates and drawings on application.
May sly. MARSHALL j. ROHR.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
CARD PARTY TO- MIGHT
Large Audience Expected to Be Pres.
 ent at St PatricE's Parish Rail.

This evening at St Patrick'S parish han On Porter street the big card party commences. Fifteen games 0f whist Will be played All the ladies having charge of sections. as well as the assistants. are requested to be ill the hall early 4 large crowd is eN- pected Tomorrow night the lovers of the game of forty-five will hou forth. There is no doubt that very large crowd will assemble to play the old game. The men have taken an especial interest in it. All the teams are reported to have practiced hard for this big contest as the champion ship of the city will rlse1t and there Ie decided. All persons desiring to pIa! forty-five need not feel that they mus. belong to a team in order to play as there will be large number of indi- vidual players present. All Ihc cap tains of the various teams should TO, port to John Malone as soon as possl' ble With all the enthusiasm of the men. the women are going into n con test. roo. not with the men. but among themselves. \ team composed of some of tlle most prominent women in the parish under the leadership of Miss Mahaney will play against q team from the Ladies auxiliary. 4. O. II. The visiting ladies have great reputation go that the game will be most interesting. Persons who under stand the game will keep the score and the committee will do everything possible for the pleasure and satisfac. ton of the players.