The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-02

TN lis AAAhAh
ated under the laws OF Arizona; capital
100000 shares. par value 81.
400. 900 shares of treasury stock.
It's property in the Bullfrog district
consists Of fou claims-the LAST
Chance, Delaware No. 1, and Bullfrog
Extension 1 and 2-all located near the
Original Bullfrog. A large amount of
development work has been done and
the company has a good plant of ma
chinery now working. 1t was on this
ground that last summer a reported find
of tellurium ore so per cent pure was
reported discovered but which proved
fictitious. The principal Office is in the
Rialto Building, San Francisco. O.. w.
Lewis, president, L. E. Foster, secre-
tary. San Francisco.
@. g., st. Johns, Mich.-The Bullfrog
West Extension Mining company is in
corporated for 100000 shares, par
value 81; 800, 900 shares treasury stock;
owns the Delaware, Jumbo and Ethel
claims, located close to the Original
Bullfrog. Considerable development
work has been done, including a shaft
so feet deep and a drift IS feet from the
bottom of this shaft. They have a large
quantity of ore of a good milling grade.
The workings are equipped with a horse
within. Len p. McGarry, of Bullfrog is
PRESIDENT; Judge V. T. Hoggett, of Gold
field n the G.. s. Johnson Brokerage
company, are largely interested in this
The stock has been selling
at 10 to 10 cents per share.
r.. O., Berkeley.-The Wolverine Min
ing is capitalized at 100000
shares, par value 81, with 400, 900 shares
of treasury stock. The company owns
seven claims-School Girl, Lucky Day,
Rocky. Granite, Chicago, Chicago No. 2,
and Grub-A total of 40 acres, all
located near Red Mountain, about IL
miles from the Original Bullfrog. No
development work has ever been lone by
this The officers are: Geo.
Kleyn, Holland, Mich, president; F. NJ.
Ish, Goldfeld, vice president; r. w.
G~riswold, Goldield, secretary; Fl. Ram
sey, Goldfeld, and Geo. Steketee, Hol-
Mich, directors. Stock and trans
fer office, California Safe Deposit and
Trust Co.. San Francisco, Cal.
J.. M. s., GAINESVILLE, O.-You will find
something about the organization of the
Jack Bell company of Buckskin in an
other column of this paper. All we
know of the ground is what mining men
from Goldfeld returning from Buckskin
say, and they report that Bell secured
about the choicest of the territory. We
have also seen assays from the ground
and they run very high. All Goldfeld
mining men are unanimous in the belief
that Buckskin will max one of the
great camps of the state, and the dis
trict is filling up very fast. The first
strikes have been very lucky in the
various new camps, which is the reason
for the big stampede on the first news
of a new district.
p. A. H., Ilwaco, wash.-The Ajax
Bullfrog is incorporated under the laws
of Arizona; capitalization, $500, 900
shares, par value 81; 1905 900 shares in
treasury stock. The company owns 100
acres of ground in the Bullfrog district.
Forty acres of this is situated in the
fiat near the Sunderland springs west
of Bonanza mountain and 60 acres near
the Bullfrog Winner, west of the Gold
Bar. The company has never attempted
any development worth mentioning.
Frank Spratlen of Spratlen & Anderson,
wholesale grocers, of Pueblo, Colo, is
president and X. E.. Linthrust, secretary,
DIR. w. f. Stone. dentist, of Denver,
Colo, is a director in the Ajax company.
M. L., Philadelphia.-The Diamond
Bullfrog Mining company is i%ncorpor-
ated under the laws of Nevada; capital
ization 1000, 600 shares, par value 81;
300, 600 shares treasury stock. The COM
pam owns one claim on the north
eastern slope of Ladd ountai The
work so far done is a shaft 100 feet deep
with several drifts and crosscuts. The
management announce that "ore rum
ming from $500 to 5000 per ton is being
taken from the shaft. Full six feet of
quartz will run better than $40 per ton"
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart is president
and the principal office of the Diamond
lite. Frank J.. Weixel, of Pittsburg. Pa,
and associates control this company.
z. T. o., Laquin, Pa.-The Penn Ne
vada G. NJ. & M. Co. has eight claims in
the Montezuma. country, about four
miles in an air line from Goldfeld.
Other claims are owned by the company
near "Brickyard' springs, same district.
The deepest shaft is ITO feet. On this
shaft a plant of machinery is about to
installed, with the view to drifting
still further sinking. The vein is
23 feet wide, and runs from So to SIG
per ton 1t appears to us that the COM
is working honestly and intelli-
gently; but whether they will make a
mine time alone can tell. Considerable
work is going on in the Montezuma dis
trict, as yet no mines have been made,
though prospects are very encouraging.
The capital stock of the Penn Nevada
company is 1900. 600 shares. of which
one-half million is in the treasury. The
sale of promotion stock developed the
property up to the present point. The
officers Of the company are Robert Nc
Even, president, Williamsport, Pa;
John Peters, A. NJ. Carpenter, c. A.
Woody, c.. A. Bates, secretary. The
home office is Williamsport, Pa.
e. g., st. Paul, Minn.-The Gold1eld
Fargo Mining company owns a group of
claims in the Gold Mountain district
called the Gold Dollar group. This
group consists of six claims of 100