The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12
ventures in the camp. To a News re-

ventures in the camp. To a News re-
porter he said:
"Active work has been started on the
Nonpariel-B ullfrog and Cyclops- Bull
frog properties in which am interested.
Each company owns 100 acres and the
ground is right in the mineral belt.
Assays on a talcy streak 2A12 feet wide on
the Nonpariel at two different places on
the ledge, 800 feet apart, shows values
of 81. so in gold on the surface. The At
lanta owned by the same company, has
a vein 4-feet wide running through it,
but no assays have been made on the
quartz. The Cyclops-Bullfrog company
have put three miners trenching and
digging. A dyke 4 to 6 feet wide runs
through the territory. Associated with
me in these enterprises are Ray and
Thomas Robinson OF Goldtield and
Billy Douglass of Tonopah. 1t is my
opinion that the Gold Bar Bullfrog, bet
ter known as the Benny Hazeltine mine,
is next to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The pay portion of the dykes is rs feet
wide, and with little or no sorting will
average $75 a ton. Much higher grade
is now being sacked at two places on the
ledge, 700 feet apart, and the first ship
ment of 25 tons will be sent to the smell
ter in about ten days. Ore is being
sacked at the National Bank, where
three good strikes have been made re-
Gently. Two veins of pay rock were un-
covered in grading for a wagon road to
the shaft, and 100 feet from the shaft a
new dyke was uncovered, and here is
where the ore is being saved for a car
load shipment which will be marketed
the latter part of next month. A good
pile of sacked ore good for $500 a ton
can be seen at the Denver. This grade
OF ore m from a streak II inches
wide. Alongside it lies : feet of $50
rock. Laid and Benson are going to
Join the procession of shippers this
month, also on the ground of the Bull
frog Mining company of Nevada. The
Original Bullfrog have quit gophering
around and have started mining in
earnest, and will make another high
grade shipment o The extension of
the HaZeltine ore shoot has been opened
up on the Homestake to the north, and
on the Bell Fountain to the south. The
ore at the surface is assaying from $l2
to $25 a ton. A good strike has been
made re gently near Crystal Springs,
some 6 miles north of Beatty, and an
QUIET ClOSc W 1uuldu oP'iiSS.
The Red Lion.
A we'll defined vein of heavily miner
allied quartz 8 feet wide has been struck
on the Josaway claim of the Red Lion
group. The best assay values so far
average $3.50 per ton. The prospects
for running into a shoot of shipping ore
are exceedingly good. An incline shaft
is being sunk on the vein and when the
5O-foot level is reached drifts will be
started in both directions.
Racine, Wis, capitalists purchased
eight full claims situated some five
miles west OF Goldfield this week, and
have organized a company under the
name Of the Goldfeld-G lengarry Gold
Mining company, and work of develop
ment will be started next week. Aeon
tract for driving a tunnel 1OOfeet will be
let at once. The group is situated one
half mile west of the Sassy Sal. L. E.
C. Hinckley made the sale, but refuses
to give out the consideration. He will
hold a large block of the stock and is
confident of opening up pay rock.