The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-21
Julia A. Group.

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Julia A. group of properties, has com
menced work on the property and
started sinking working shaft. This
property was located some few months
ago by II. r. Green and A. L. Pierce and
is situated about two miles south OF
Goldfield, near the Ida road. Both
Green and Al Pierce are both good prac-
tical miNers; men that can do and have
don4 anything and everything that
mining requires and men who know a
mine when they see one. While out
prospecting in the country south OF
Goldfeld, which, by the way, was a
district for some time neglected, they
noticed big blowout, heavily mineral
lied. A few hurried tests by panning
showed the rock to contain gold and
they Immediately located number OF
claims covering the surface ore bodies.
Without delay the necessary work was
performed and location certificates filed
ior record.
| About three weeks ago a syndicate of
Salt Lake City business men, repre-
sented by John T. Hodson and F. A.
Virtue, purchased an interest in the
property and with Messrs. Green and
Pierce have decided to incorporate. The
company will be known as the Julia A.
Mining company and it is expected that
the organization will be completed in a
very short time The shaft which has
been started is on what is apparently a
big blow wout-possibly an extinct crater
wide 1t shows strong naturalization
and most any OF the quartz will pan
gold. The writer saw the result of one
panning and from the amount of gold
saved it would be a conservative esti-
mate to place the value OF the rock
panned at $50 per ton. Both Mr.. Green
and Mr.. Pierce are very sanguine OF
future results and each of them is COM
petent to express an opinion of a mining
prospect.
Coldfield Clover Leaf.
The Goldfield Glover Leaf Mining
company is the name of a new lncorpor
alton, with f. B. Simmons, Colorado
Springs, president; Corsa NJ. Kidd, Col
orado Springs, vice president; and Per-
cival Shea, Goldfeld, secretsry-treas-
urer. The company owns the Unlucky
jim, near the Dixie mine, the Denver
between the Big Swede and Grasshop-
per groups, the Glover Leaf, Nos. / and
2, and Shamrock, near the foot oi Black
Cap mountain. Good assays have been
obtained from these properties which
are adjoined by proven mines. Work
will be started at once under the direc-
ton of Richard Coe, who has developed
a number of successful mines, and with
a backing OF energetic business men as
officers, should soon have a favorable
showing.
Grandma.
Work is progressing steadily on the
Grandma claim, adjoining the Velvet
property. The shaft is 65 feet deep and
a drift is being run on the vein. The
ledge is 10 feet wide and good values
are found. Mr.. p. j. Lynch, the repre-
sentative of Weber 4 Ish, is i'll charge
of the work.
Something Doing in Blue Bell.
The brokers have it that there is
something doing in the stock of the
Blue Bell Mining company. There has
been quiet but persistent buying at
from sc to Sc per share. The demand is
still strong at &c and the stock already
bought has apparently been withdrawn
from the market. Just what the 'Sene-
gambian in the woodpile" is, the street
does not know.
Black.Butte Company.
The new shaft on the Black-Butte
claim has reached a depth of 80 feet.
Timbering to this point was completed
on Wednesday, and sinking resumed.
The foundation for the new hoist has
been completed and gallows frame is
being erected.
New Mining District.
A new mining district, situated south
of the line between Stonewall and Ida
and about miles north of Tokop, has
been formed with A. b. Anderson as
recorder. 1t will be known as the Morn
ing Star Mining district, in honor of the
first claim to show ore of value. 1t is
claimed that some good ore has been
found and Mr.. Anderson, who is now in
Goldfeld, speaks in high terms OF the
place.
j. p. Cosgrove & Co. have recently
sold under bond to Mr.. Ashe, 3 claims
for 100000. Ii is said that there is t.
foot ledge:on this property which shows
an average value of 1926 per ton.
number of locations owned by Knippner,
Dodd, Davis and others are said to have
the extension of this ledge. Patrick 4
Co, owners of several claims, have
found good lead and copper values ON
their ground.
The ledges found are of quartz, strong
and well defined with a well mineralized
outcrop.