The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-08-11
w. +. H., c~oatesville, Pa.-chas. NJ

Schwab is not at the present time In
Goldfeld. The probable place to COM
municate with him is his New York Of
fee. In the camps of Nevada a mans
religion is not scrutinized very care
fully and in consequence we are utterly
at a loss to provide you with the names
Of any millionaire Catholics. This would
require a personal of the oper-
ators of the state which as you can see
is Impractical. Information was sup
piled in The News issue of June 80, 1906,
concerning the Manhattan Standard
Mining We will report upon
the other companies as soon as the de-
sired information can be obtained. 1t
is our impression that they are both
good companies.
T.. G.. r, Dunkirk, N. YOU will
find a report on the Goldfeld Hub Min
ing company in The News issue of May
4 current. This is the condition at pres
ent except that lately the lessees have
stopped work.
O.. c. B., worcestershire News re-
ported upon the Black Butte Extension
in it's issue of April 9th and upon the
Sandstone Extension May 26th current.
Thunder Mountain being out of the
state of Nevada is consequently outside
of the province of The News. We deal
only with Nevada companies.
M. b. H., Reno, Nev.-In The News
issue of March 16 current we reported
all that could be learned of the Bullfrog
Winner. Since that time we have been
unable to derive further Information.
We suggest that you address January
Jones direct at his Goldfeld Office.
nrsroanIrhSa ne -TpCriria
were answered touching the Goldheld
Diamondfeld Mining company in The
News issues of April 18th and goth. In
formation was also furnished on the
Goldfeld Treasure in the issue Of May
10th. You are referred to these re-
ports. Concerning the Paymaster and
Gold Mountain companies of Lone
Mountain The News has to date learned
nothing. Should further inquiry elicit
the desired result you will be informed
through these columns.
J. G. c., Cleveland, ohio.-The Gold
Mountain district lies due south of
Goldfeld about 40 miles. The country
is traversed by numerous great and
highly mineralized lodges which at
many points are being consistently de-
veloped. A railroad is expected to lay
it's tracks through the district at some
time during the next 6 or s months after
which time there should be a consider
able boom. There are unquestionably
some large mines there but our ques-
ton concerning the worth of the ores is
altogether too sweeping. In mining
operations nothing is until proven. Thus
far the results of development in Gold
Mountain have been very gratifying and
it will probably be a great milling grade
camp some day.
s. M. NJ, Newton Center, Mass.-The
Fawn Gold Mining company owns two
claims south of and adjoining the
Adams Mining company some two miles
north of Goldfeld. A shaft was sunk
here 100 feet deep and because of the
water flow it is said work was stopped.
A good vein was struck in the shaft and
January Jones, the secretary and pro-
moter of the company, states that as
soon as machinery can be had work will
be resumed. The treasury is supplied
with some funds according to Jones and
800, 900 shares of stock. The capitaliza-
ton is 81, 000, 900. The officers are A.
D. Meyers, president; Zeb Kendall, vice
president; ]. Jones, secretary. These,
with Geo. Kernick and Claude NJ. Smith,
district recorder, form the directorate.
You other inquiries are answered else
where in this column.
J. X. L., Brooklyn, N. Y.-The January
Jones Leasing mpan is capitalized at
100000 shares, par value 81. The COM
pany is operating a lease on the Corn
ishman claim of the Florence Mining
company and has a very good showing.
January Jones, president, states that
this week a carload shipment of ore
will be made and that dividends are al
most in sight. The officers are January
Jones, president; DR.. Croxhall, vice
president; Mervin A. Arnold, secretary.
T. e. NJ, Denver, Colo.-Apparently
the Sassy Sal Gold Mining company is
dead although January Jones, who is
president, states that a meeting will be
held within the mex 10 days to put the
ground again under development. Mr..
Jones claims great things for the ground
but there is absolutely no market for
the stock and an entire absence of public
confidence in the ground. When work
was begun the ground attracted consid-
cradle attention but the promises at
that time did not materialize later.