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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
BALDWIN BROKERAGE COMPANY
ENTERS PROMOTIONS fIEhp

MI. ]. w. Crossley of Fhiladelphla,
treasurer and eastern re~presentatl'e
the Baldwin Brokerage COMPANY
Goldfeld, is spending a few days
studying the mining situation. ~.
Crossley has long occupied a promiaen'
position with the American Iopa'e'
company and has a large list OF miid
tial acquaintance. He recently resie
his position to take the mauaSemenss
the eastern department of tae Da'
Brokerage company. "a
The Baldwin Brokerage compahs
comparatively a new Goldtieid ors ne
ton that has recently opened one ~
finest suites of brokerage o!Iices u i
city of Philadelphia at the corne'
ninth and Chestnut streets, III the "
Of the business center. ME- has
Baldwin, president of the colnpan' vsx
been a resident of Goldheld sihoe M
1905, and has made a thorousH ling
all the conditions of NeVaua -.um
interests. The company has been Il
liarly ~ortunat in securing some
best things in the heart OF ute ss~r;s
email Goldheld mineral belt Ier ~
TO their eastern clientage. IN :" IA
of the Smythe-Roberts LeasHns ,.nta
Mining as also in the Al
Pride Leasing and Mining ..sning
and the Gold Horn Leasing ahu 70
company, they will be in ".sresis
present to eastern investors Nsonsf-
in some of the choicest centfai class
ties of Goldfeld. In choosing ssriuc
of properties for it's origina, busi-
the has shown eNoel Is 10
ness Judgment. The local ofii0s
rooms 6 and Z. Nixon building'
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

j. T. G., MT. Bullion, Cal.-Goldfeld
Bright-Star company has properties near
Cole Springs. Some shaft work was
done last summer. but no work at pres
ent. Claim to have some
values.
o. d. W., Bloomington, In.-You ask
what keeps Manhattan stocks down? Be-
cause interest in the stock market is al
most entirely conferred in Goldheld
stocks, due to the extraordinary strikes
made in this camp during the past few
months. Manhattan is all right. A lot
of work is going there. 1t is passing
through the second period of the three
in every camps life. The discovery
period is always the most exciting and
causes the greatest furore. The second
period is the developing or prospecting
period. The third is the producing or
mine period. Goldfeld, Tonopah 5nd
Bullfrog are all in the mine period, and
their stocks. having a proven basis of
value, are the active stocks of the mar
ket. But Bullfrog and Tonopah and all
other camps are now taking a bach seat
for Goldfeld.
G. p. j., Rosebud, S. Dive know
nothing of the operations of C. ID. Van
Duzer, M. c." of Nevada. Van Duzer
put out a number of companies in this
state some years ago. IL seems, abouT
the time he was elected to congress. He
sought and achieved this election, it
would appear, for the mere OF
giving him better opportunity to boost
his promotions. for outside of the ses-
sion at which he was sworn in, it does
not appear that he entered the halls of
congress more than a few times. During
the second session of his term. he never
attended a single roll call. 1t was very
humiliating TO Nevada. He was elected
during the rotten borough" period of
the state. Such a thing would be i'm
possible now. We do not know what
Van Duzer is doing now or What are his
Rotations. He came to Goldield some
three months ago. announced that he was
to become a resident broker. and then
suddenly disappeared. He may be work.
ing on the square and he may not. We
have no knowledge of his operations.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
NIXON HERE

United States Senator Nixon, who
leaves shortly for Washington, is spend
ing a few days in Goldheld. with George
Wingfieid.
The main business of his trip was
TO attend the organization meeting of
the Goldheld Consolidated Mines COM
pany.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
ERRATUM

In the adj. of Scully. Norton & Co. in
last weeks paper there appeared a
typographical error which led to con-
1t announced in one place that
in the Mohawk No. l Leasing COM
pany could be had for 80 cents a share
a matter of fact the stock is now 40
cents a share and may be s1.00 in Z
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

The Frances-Mohawk Mining anG
Leasing company has purchased a lease
on the Jumbo Extension and is install
ling , hoist. The property will be
opened in the same workmanlike manner
as the Frances-Mchawk-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
NEW frisco GUAR rrRs

The Kenneth Donnellan company )
his city has removed its san Francisco
Offices from the Kohl harding 10 splen-
did quarters at SCI CaliforIa street
between Kearney and Montgomery.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
BULLFRoG MAYFLowER ANNEX
APPEAHg UPON THE MARKET

The firm of Geo. F. o Polenz & Co,
have closed a deal whereby they will
act as fiscal agents for the Bullfrog-
Mayflower Mining company, owning s x
full sized claims adjoining the May
flower and Starlight mines.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
STATE OFFICIALS I'm TOWN

Governor Sparks. Attorney General
Sweeney and Deputy State Treasurer
Wildes spent several days this week in
Goldheld. looking after their extensive
mining interests.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
QUERIES AND ANSWERS

Subscribers are welcome to the use of this department. In asking
about companies, state Ill the facts S far as known of location If prop
erty, officers etc, to assist in on investigation. AS it requires much
the demands upo thisd department are very heavy subscribers will please
exercise patience. and allow for two IT three weeks time TOR answers
No answers by nail
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
WILL RELIEVE SITUATION

Five hundred carloads of coal for
southern Nevada have been forwarded
by the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
PERMANENcY OF ORE BODIES

Deeper work accomplished in the past month in sinking the main Mohaw W CON
pany shaft also in he Loftus-Davis shaft oil The Combination Fraction, AVE dis
closedo ore lying at a depth of 800 n 1870 feet respectively which, spels all doubt
concerning the permanency OF the ore with depth. It these two points the ore
shows no oxidation me n secondary enrichment which might be attributed Il hat
cause The Mohawk company shaft has passed through a vein about 35.f feet wide,
wlich averages approximately s5Op per- ton The LOTUS Davis shaft 55 feet south
has cut through a thick edge of mill ore, within which a width of IL feet assays
about 800 per TOT. The ore in eachi instance is quartz heavily charged with sui
phdes of iron, copper I'M bsmuth The gold is Intimately associated with the
latter minerals. Ore Of this class, deposited as 1T is in farr eaching hssures. will
TO such depths IS mining hasa attained in any of the great gold districts
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS CONSIDERATIONS

In this company, all officers excepting the general manager, shall serve with
out salaries N salary for age is to be distributed between he con-
stuent compant and the Consolidated company in such name that it will be
a comparatively inconsiderabIe itm to each
n company begins sits existence under such favorable conditions hat here
is No occasion for the sale of treasury stock for N purposes
AS heretofore announced. the organizers Of this company have secured al op-
ton upon the property of The Combination Mines mpan comprising nearly 200
of valuable ground. Stockholders viii be Informed at IN early date con-
corning te advisabniy If acquiring this property by tn company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

Reserves. Careful estimates irons amphng OF ore available. standngm lease
I'M company workings of all four mines. how ore reserves mounun to some
s775OOoO gross, not counting the estimated production from the leases IN the
Mohawk for heir unexpied terms Including the latter. the tdalp present reserves
amount to $l2sssoo 90 gross assay vaue. This exclusive of ue bodies OF Il"
grade ore
Prospective ore. The production IF the yesMonnettel lease as been made
iron about one-half acre If superficial territory the RANGES from about
the same area. ad Judging from developments on the Combination Fraction and
in the Nohawk comnnv sbnn IN the tnuati of the same ore bodies, We can
-umate a superficial area Of about three acres under which re-bode OF eauh
dcbness sboId no found In addition o this. the dir of the vein is much sleeper
in lower levels. therefore the tonnage from the same superficial area would be
much greater.
Consequently. in addition to the actual reserves above stated there is a srras
tract ground in which estimates may be mad by taking as a bnsu the Nhue OF
ore already mined, continuity OF developed ore shoots the fact nat owerl even
are the best md te wide area over which ore has been found rms Una +"
prospective ore is nearly cTain; in fact the examining nsineer consider ue lt
towing an underestimate md the developments OF shoots known at present wHo"
the discovery of new ore-shoots viii put much more ore in sign m de um s v mp
of ore produced in transit inc developed is a little lover $lHoOOOOooV' ma pros
ore should exceed hsh gureb b 1t leasts 5OooOOoOo gfving a future pro
ducuon from nov know reshods of at least $780, 0O1OOO0 gross assay Naues
with a reasonable expectation o. an Immensely larger amoun evn in tn mre
acres referred to without mentioning the remaining undeveoped urrhWy Oh the
four companies
The aIuation gven the Jumbo TERRITORY is based upon: u. ITS Marker N"ue'
() its exceHent production from meager Developments 80 te onei1sVe seoos
icl evidence in the adoining Combination Fraction and MohawK ut II VIII DC I'M
men@ly productive
The Laguna is included at the rate OF 5000 per share. both OF account o. ITS
intrinsic merit and because OF its geographic position with reference TO ue suHe
M dir OF known productive veins.
n Red Tor fully juahfes its rating, boho IN account of its rich VEIN sho"
ing al available reserve Of $i04L70o, Notwithstanding imperfect developments
also on account of the fact that it is 80 located as to contain the extension OF the
rich KaIfus vein and probably the HayesMonnete bonanza 1t also shows seVerh
most promising undeveloped outGops
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
WORTH FIFTY MILLION
CONTINUED form Page one.)

n first of this ore was discovered in April IF this year. md production com
soon thereafe but me greatest part of 1t has been shipped. since the Isl
of August as can be. seen by comparing present figures with those given IN ne
Mohawk annual report published august lt in which thu total roducuo hd a
zrass value If s3as So Sc with royalties amountng to s41!512s0 In other ""us
a PRODUCTION II about ssoooooOoO gross gold value has been mad In TO- days
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

EARNING

With royalties received ad receivable Of over 100000 from one CLAIM Tor a
of about three and onehalf MONTHS IN estmate royalties Tor phahe OF
the terms of the principal leases OF 100000 more. the net receipts from uese
sources md from ores shipped and mfed on the account of the several ompames
should anbv the erection OF necessary equipmen the prosecution OF projected de-
velopmen the paymen of at least 10 perc cent dividends on the issued nsohdat
stock and the Of a vey large cash reserve
The ore blocked wbent taken out underc ompany management VIII net much
profits thar under the leasing systemL The ASSURANCE OF reserves at a tn
ur cent dividend rate in addition to present earnings gives ample I'M for eN
ploratona and developmen of the territory to greherd depth and probably FOR phe
ing in reserve ore for ten years. production
This district since it's discovery has far exceeded the roducto or Cripple
or the Comstockl lode for al equvalent stage in their fstores; in fact 1t
has ecipsed the initial production offs any quartz camp Cripple Greek has produces
overs $500 1000 Oa M the ComSoek$ $4,000 100000 tut the roducto OF Gofdheld rem
dersi n longer a fancffuI statemen bt a serious engineering prediction that It's
future is destined to surpass them.
n properties of the Godfad Consolidated Mines conpany ARE. eooeicaHy
the heart of the productive dmite area of the district, and having made up to the
present time nearly three hurhs of the entire production of the camp from everyI
conclusion of logic and science they cannot fail to maintain their roporuonate
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
LOCAL TREATMENT OF ORES

The average feigh M treatment rate on ors shipped to smetersf for this
year has been $235o Ter ton, with s74p per cent extraction Tn minimm rate
has been $3.50 per ton, 95 per cent extraction, OF ores cunning more than $50
per ton. #&H.#
Cost of treatment of oxiizd ores in the ombinatho Mines company MILL for
period has been s5s2 per ton with about II per cent extraction Thisc cost
will be further reduced by a mnl treating large tonnage This exact knowledge
of methods of milling derived from the successful operation of the Combination
mill and of the Rec Top MILL as well as from laboratory experiments which, AVE
been conducted upon the rich sulphide ores of the Mohawk within thu past thee
months. will bea available to this npany; m the benefit of the saving suggested
above coupled with a higher degree of economy than could be attained in several
separate mills will be realized by its hareholders
In connection with the MILL, there will be an adequate samping plant for the
purpose of not only anordng ccura information of the value of mill ores. tut
also for the protection of the mines in direct shipment of high grade ores to the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

oxihzed. porphyrfue quartz of tbs CONFERENCE.-The suspicious Of the owner. -
the lease were aroused md a shovelful II the dirt vas assayed Tt the smwuss
M dehght of MeHsK aIfus m stone the grab sample returned ss5. This vas
at a depth of 40 feet The pay boot vas quick1yd determined to be feet in vide
Drifting westward from the shaft another ore body vas encountered returning
from the mill a title better han $50 to the ton Mohawk stock when this ~s
became public, took a wonderful jump" to sf35.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
CLOSE WATCH KEPT
ON RYAN GIRL.
Ralph Scanlan's Companion
to Be Subjected to More
Sweating" by the Police
SEEKING WITNESSES

Margery Ryan, companion of Ralph
Scanlan, is being kept under close sur
veillance by the police as the result of
information received by Captain of De-
tectives Duke from one of her former
girl friends LAST evening that she has
not told all she knows r4karding the
career of the suspect
Duke now believes that the RYAN girl
can materially assist the police in their
investigation of Scsnlan's career and
1T is not unlikely that she will be re-
arrested today and put through a Sc
we're sweating. The girl is declared
to have boasted, since her release that
tions put to her by the police that
would seriously implicate Scanlan. ana
that the information she did give was
designed to throw them off the real
scent. This. alleged boast, it is de-
clared, was conveyed to Duke last ev-
ening.
Three more witnesses, 1t was learned
last night, are being hunted for BY the
police. One of these, a plumber. is
declared to have seen Scanlan outside
the store of William Friede the 4 day
the latter was murdered This wit
ness, 1t is believed by the police. can
corroborate in detail the testimony of
Mrs. c. H. Gilman and her daughter
Ruby who declare they conversed with
Seaman outside the store about tho
crime a few moments after Friede's
body was discovered by school chill
dren.
The nature of the testimony of the
other two witnesses sought by the po-
lice fs being kept secret, but it is be-
lieved to be similar in nature to that
in possession of the plumber.
Captain Duke, 1t is declared, believes
he can secure five witnesses who saw
Scanlan outside Friede's store the day
the haberdasher was murdered, and is
now pursuing his investigation with
this end in view.
Judge Dunno yesterday dismissed
the writ OF habeas corpus applied for
by Scanlan's mother and remanded the
prisoner to custody.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
Grand Chapter Of Eastern
Star Installs Officers.
Handsome Diamond Set
Jewel Presented to
Grand MatTOn.

The annual session of the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star was closed last
night At the morning session the cleo
ton of grand officers was resumed and
the following named were chosen:
Grand associate patron, Dr. G. w. Earl
of Gilroy; grand associate matron, Mrs:
Alice Hickie OF San Francisco; grand
secretary, Kate J. Willats OF San Fran
cisco: grand treasurer. Mrs. A Mccoy
of Dunsmuir.
Grand Matron-elect Mrs. Anna D.
Duderar announced as her appointed
officers: Grand condictress. Anna c..
Lynn OF Los Angeles; grand associate
conductress. May Carter of San Fran
cisco; grand chaplain. Emma S. Levin
son OF Visalia; grand marshal. Emma
Riehl Of San Jose; grand organist, May
II. jackson of Santa Monica: grand
Adah. Mabel Givin of Whittier; grand
Ruth, Hattie Ross of Santa Barbara;
grand Esther. Isabelle Woodside of San
Francisco; grand Martha, Edna Curtis;
grand EIecta, Eva Zaiser of An
geles; grand warder. Annie c. Smith Of
Millville, and grand sentinel Julia L.
Ford OF Adm.
The elected and appointed grand Of
icers were then irnpressiyely installed
into their several stations by the re-
firing grand matron, Georgiana V. Pol
hemus, assisted by the retiring grand
marSnaL
This ceremony was followed by the
pres tation OF an elegant diamond set
jewel to the retiring grand matron, in
dicative of her rank in the order, this
by the Grand Chapter. Those who were
her deputies presented her a crystal
vase and then she and the new grand
matron and patron were given many
flowers.
Past Matron Theresa Fredericks of
Olive Branch Chapter of this city and
Mrs. NJ Vanderlip of San Rafael were
appointed deputies for the chapters in
San Francisco.
The chapters in San Francisco whose
property was destroyed by fire were
allowed a stated sum of money in order
to enable them TO recoup.
The report of the Order of the East
ern Star relief committee shows that
the various chapters in the State Of
California contributed to the relief of
members during the April days an ag-
gregate Of s27e7.75, and from other
sources $13,51398 was received, making
a grand total of $16,2S1.7S, of which
s776s.3o has been expended for the
benefit of members in distress The
Grand Chapter will hold its next ses-
sion in Santa Barbara.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

Savannah last month, Hayes was for
mally thanked in q series OF resolutions
for his open advocacy on the floor of
Congress of the cause OF the clerks.
One of the Hayes meetings on Mon
day night will be held at Jefferson
Square Hall, and the other at Dolores
Hall, on Sixteenth and Dolores streets.
About a hundred friends of Henry
N Beatty, Anti-Ruef Republican and
Independence League candidate for
Senator from the Eighteenth Senatorial
District. met at Eintracht Hall on
Thursday evening to organize a Henry
n. Beatty Club and make plans for his
campaign. Organization was effected
by the election OF George w. WINNER,
president: William Symon. secretary,
and Jeremiah Lucey. treasurer. An
executive committee of seven was ap-
pointed
The Eighteenth Senatorial District is
composed OF the Thirty-first and Thir-
ty-sixth Assembly districts. and the
Beatty Club will hold several meetings
in each of these districts. The first
meeting viii be held at Laurel Hall,
110S Kentucky street, on Thursday ev-
ening, October 25- Mr.. Beatty will
make the principal speech, in which he
will discuss the principal issues OF the
campaign and outline the course he
will pursue IL elected Senator. Music
and entertainment will be provided at
this meeting.
At the meetings to be held in the
Thirty-sixth District there will also be
urged the candidacy of John Wessling,
Anti-Ruef Republican and Independ-
ence League nominee for the Assembly
from that district.