The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06
GOLDFlELD HAS +:
TRIPLE CROWN
written for The News by Judge ]. w.
Deane.)

written for The News by Judge J.. W.
Deane.)
"Sere, Indifferent to fate"
wrote a great poet as to the superb loca-
tion of an ocean city.
Goldheld might grave the lines upon
its shield for, while new camps spring,
bright discoveries are elsewhere made,
Goldneld feels no ~jealousies and is
alone in commanding situation and in
the superb wealth of precious gold.
whose quantity is disclosed proportion
ately to effort. and will for decades con-
tinue to reward as men shall dig.
She wears the triple crown. for aside
from values never excelled II ever
eoualed in the development of lodes. ore
bodies of such size are seldom found,
and IL found at all they cost many times
the price of work performed here. For
instance-and one of the bonanzas upon
Mohawk would be cheap at the cost of
all the work which has made twenty
paying propositions on that great trend,
which in its due north and south course
has yielded mines from Sandstone
across Booth, Red Top, Mohawk and
Combination, cleaving formations for
miles beyond the points whose develop
ment has made The Greatest Gold
Camp Ever Known as the headlines of
this paper assert with each issue. n
HIS Mohawk trend run on, both north
and south, far beyond the mentioned
bounds.
With the certain knowledge now pos
sessed capital never had the like
chance since this camp was ound to
acquire grand properties for develop
ment.
In 1895, at the request of the Eastern
Bank of Boston, L wrote the forecast of
Cripple Creek. then in chaos of whirl
and boom, defining the area of its prob
abilities. Bonbright & Co. and other in
fiuential interested concerns copied it
and gave it wider special circulation
this the staid Boston Transcript in
which General Osborne had 1t published.
Cripple Creek swiftly came up to the
prediction most fully. its development
following the paths indicated.
There was no claim to prophecy, nor
would there be now If the forecast of
Gordheld should be attempted. for the
indicia are here to be read of all who
will traverse, and will comparatively
and thoughtfully interpret the record
spread before.
There are other Mohawks to be the
rewards of other efforts. just as GER
tainly as that one unrivalled Mohawk
exists. and our brag is not of it alone,
this being no zone mine camp, for with
small fuss the Combination has paid
monthly % dividends to stockholders
I tntnlf.x e-0a nna tho Dad Ton oxn1oifc
bodies ever greater, the Florence is per-
haps the biggest of all Nevad mines,
the Jumbo and the January are still
potential, and on the contributing fs-
sures that like the rills of a river feed
the main Mohawk trend. coming along
the direction of the SCATTERING from
northeast and from northwest to the
wider fracture, because of which they
AVE their being. are the mines east and
West of this central line, which of
themselves would insure a great and
permanent camp.
This huge vein and it's branches show
the course of the CONFUSION which made
the channel for the porphyries which
welled to fill it, themselves like sponges
to absorb the thermal water flow, that
held the dissolved gold and other pre-
cious substance along with silica and
chemicals also in solution.
Whatever it's course, there could be
no dix in the vast mass of porphyry
that fills the belly which c%onvulsion
opened, but for the receptive condition
OF tha porphyry. and mineral deposit
ton within the porphyry was, as was
the solution with reference to satura-
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or in chemical, or as results show
whether rich or hungry in both.
We are now most concerned with this
stupendous wealth of highest grade of
ore ever mined in the. world, and we
neglect a vaster treasure, that will per-
petuate the existence of Goldfeld
through generations, in the immensely
of low grade, (high grade for almost any
other camp) to keep men and mills en-
ployed after we shall be forgotten. We
cut quickly across zones of $40 rock to
get that body within it, or upon foot or
hanging wall, regardless of this wealth
of kingdoms hat we can not now en-
ploy but will use later, and that too
before long, even If we are compelled,
in order to utilize, to turn the rivers of
the Sierras out upon these plains.
Some are now taking that long look
ahead and are buying far away ranches
and mountain slopes for the purpose of
employing waters here, just as now this
city and the mines derive the power
that lights, that animates the hoists
and pumps, from the steep leap of rivers
80 miles away, in California.
The destinies of California and Ne
vada will be yet more interviewer than
at any time since Comstock ore made
San Francisco possible for, as much as
the one needs gold for upbuilding and
restored splendor, the other needs water
to make the low grade gold production
possible and the industry permanent.
Those mines that nave produced most
are still most capable of production, and
are such only because most developed.
There is abundant evidence that our
shoots, so phenomenally generous above
400 feet that thousands of swarming
miners are employed in such shallow
workings, run to great depth and carry
their treasures far below the water
level.
New camps make comparison to this
camp, and that one leads which can
boast most like unto Goldfield," Gold
field duplicated 1.-THE same conditions
of formation as at Goldfeld," but what
one of all has equal area or like rich
ness.
In three years no rival has been found,
rome will be found in years to come, to
divide first hnnnrS with this cfrtldu