The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-20

during development Enormous bodies
of ore which will mill a handsome profit
are being blocked out and will be broken
down when milling facilities are at
hand. Three weeks g a new SHAFT
was started at the base of Bonanza
mountain that will be put down 500 feet
before prosecuting is attempted. The
shaft is now s5 feet deep and a plant of
machinery has been ordered. The com
panv is at present working about 20
men.
C.. T.. Denver.-The Goldfeld Horse
shoe owns the Lucky One and Two ana
Paupers Dream claims adjoining the
property of the Rochester Goldheld.
about five miles directly to the east OF
the town of Coldheld. The Rochester
recently made a splendid strike and that
part OF the camp looks promising. There
is a shaft down 81 feet on the Paupers
Dream. The company is doing the
work necessary for a patent. which Will
be patented without delay. The com
many is composed mostly of prominent
Colorado Springs men. James +.
Burns. Judge Gunnell. DIR. Holden, ]. A.
Cumming, Jen Wood. III. N. Wood and
H.. N. Wood and others being among the
the number.
a.. O. h., Worcester, Mass--The Man
haitian Mining company of Nevada owns
one of the best claims in the district
of Manhattan, namely. the Annie Laurie.
The company is pushing work on this
claim and a number of leases are in
active operation. Ore is being sacked,
and we understand that one of the rich
est strikes In Manhattan has been made
on his property.
A. n. c., Newark, n. 1.-THE Pruden-
tial Nevada G.. M. e. NJ. Co. have five
claims of about 100 acres, located in the
Ida mining district. The property lies
between the Ida Queen and Western
slope properties. A one hundred foot
claims. Title to the property is vested
in the mpa -Four men are pros
pecting the claims and assays have been
had as high as IL per cent in copper,
something over 5000 in gold. and several
silver assays. 1t is said that eleven
separate and distinct veins run into the
big dixie. AS soon as the mpa
manager finds a suitable place TO sink
a permanent working shaft, he will inn
mediately go down to a depth or zoo
feet. at least. When sufficient ore is
developed, the will erect a mill
on the property. The stock is selling
from the company's New York office,
No. 42S st. James building, New York
city. capitalization. J., 100000. par
value $1.00, full paid and non-assess-
able, with 100000 shares in the treas
ury and a good cash reserve. No debts
OF any kind.
J. A. s., Garden City, Kas.-The Gold
field Diamond Mining company owns a
good acreage in the northern part of the
camp. The claims of the company con-
sist of the Head Center. Wasp. Bill
Bird, and Contention. situated in sec
ton 10, township 2, range 43 east, as
shown on the maps of the Goldfeld dis
trict. The claims are fully paid for.
They are surrounded by the Black
Butte, Jumbo Extension, Gold Coin.
Triangle, Great Bend, Spokane and
Yaca claims. The work consists of
four shafts, several cuts and trenches,
amounting to 6,913 cubic feet of work.
The company is not operating at pres
ent, nor is it attempting to sell stock.
J.. f. Mitchell, Of Goldheld, is presi-
dent and manager.
G. X. f., r. G.. c.-The Atlanta COM
pany Is not doing any work upon its
properties upon company account but
the property is being worked by numer-
Gus sets of ~lessees. The Round noun
tain properties spoken of in the issue to
which you refer rave been taken over
by two companies; one the Round
Mountain Gold Mining company, and
the other the Round Mountain Exten-
sion Gold Mining The office
of the first company is with Lotus &
Davis, Goldfeld. The secretary of the
Goldfield.
o. Pp ACKNOWLEDGMENT the ad-
vertising columns of this paper. All the
banks of this city and all the reputable
brokers are represented in these col
umns.
E. c. S., Itasca, Il1.-Schwab, New
house and Gates are not the owners of
the Manhattan Homestake. They may
possibly ave some shares in the COM
pany. but certainly are NOT the controll-
Ing factor.
]. NJ. K, Aurora, Ill.-The town of
Columbia occupies the ground of the
Goldfeld Columbia Mining if
this is the company to which you refer.
No mining work being lone on the
townsite. Possibly this is not the COM
pany you mean. Columbia is prac-
tically a suburb of Goldfeld.
c. X. M., New York City.-The claims
of the Goldfeld Bulls and Bears COM
pany were recently purchased by G. v.
Norcross. a Montana capitalist. Mr..
Norcross has merged five of the claims
into the Norcross Mining The
balance of the acreage he retains in his
own right. Mr.. Norcross did not pur-
chase the Bulls and Bears company and
is not in any way connected with its af-
fairs. Little information can be gained
here regarding the price paid for the
group or what disposition the manage
ment of the Bulls and Fears company
intend to make of the funds. The
natural superstition is that the amount
win be distributed pro rata among the
stockholders.
STEvICK VISITS CAMP
Guy leroy Stavick ono of tba hact