Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-04-14
BULLFROG
This Rich Section is Now
Attracting Great Attention
and is Booming.

The strike on the Original Bullfrog,
some fifteen short months ago, about
six miles west of Beatty, first drew
the stream of gold seekers who have
since discovered about thirty good pro-
ducing mines says the Bullfrog Miner.
Two miles east of the Original dis
eovery are the four million dollar mining
baby, the world beaten that trans
formed Bob Montgomery from a poor
prospector into a genial millionaire
the famous Neutrality-suspicious. and
the Shoshone Polaris. These properties
are three miles west of Beatty.
These are the two mines that Charles
NJ. Schwab, renowned steel king
merged with the Crystal and Rand into
the Shoshone Mines Syndicate. 1t
holds a body of gold and silver ore in
its embrace, that in the brief period
of its development, has simply as
founded the mining world. Following
Schwab and other financiers, capital
from all parts of the world is now
eagerly seeking investment in Bullfrog
and Transvaal for the development of
their wonderful mining resources.
Among the choice properties in the
Bullfrog district are.
PROVIDENCE.
On northeast extension of Shoshone.
Prospecting with shafts and crosscuts
to get the ore body. Geo. F. Badgett,
superintendent. Philadelphia capital
interested.
LUCKY JAeK sHosHoNE.
On Shoshone lode adjoining pro-
violence. Is h. p. hoist being installed.
Showings in shaft indicate close proxi-
nifty to treasure below. H. L. Moody,
manager.
RED OAK.
Adjoins Lucky Jack on northeast.
Hanging wall of Shoshone vein found
in shaft. Three foot tale streak
assays $40. II h.. p. hoist. C. P. Top
lift, manager.
PITTSBURGH.
Northeast extension of Red Oak.
Same main fault line. Hoist ordered.
Prof. E. G.. Bailey in charge.
AMETHYST.
Adjoins Montgomery Shoshone on
the north. Prospecting in shafts and
crosscuts. Malcolm Macdonald, presi-
dent.
sHosHoNE ANNEX.
Adjoins Montgomery-Shoshon or
south. New Incorporation good quartz
leads and basalt dixie through the pro
perty. Uri B. Curtis, manager.
PICK UP.
Southwest of Lucky Jack and Re,
Oak. Strong contact. Good values il
talk and quartz. w. H. Shamrock
manager.
sHosHoNE BULLFRoG GOLD.
East of Red Oak. Sinking shaft, 7
F. Bonneau, A. A. Mcknight and H
H. Clark interested.
DIAMoNDFIELD BULLFRoG.
Controlled by "Diamondfeld" Jacl
Davis. Good showing on Montgomer
mountain and Crystal springs.
PARADISE.
On Paradise mountain 1000 feet cas-
of Montgomery mountain. Tunnelin
to cut several strong lodges. t. |
Oddie, F. H. Luetzens and ]. H. Can
stairs, owners.
KING SOLOMON.
Adjoins Paradise on north. Sinkin
shaft on promising lead. Ewing ar
L~ittlefeld, owners.
DoREs MONTGOMERY.
Half mile southeast of Montgomei
moutain. Extensive prospecting wit
good showings. B. F. Day, presiden
GOLD ORE.
Mile southeast of Montgomery moui
tain. Small values in tunnel. Ere
Sweeney in charge. Terra Haute In,
capital,
MACDONALD GROUP.
Paintings across 200 feet in wild
and assays as high as 500. Averai
surface assays 81 to SIS 20 across s to
feet width. Malcolm L. MACEDONIA
j.. F. Mitchell and M. E. Ryan, owner
IxLAND GooDoNE.
7. L: 0ddie, F. H. Luetzens and
H. Carstairs are doing extensive pre-
pecting work in tunnel. lmmen
lodges.
MAYFLowER.
Promises to be agreat mine. 25 fe
of milling ore in crosscut, and hangil
wall not yet found. Judge Lindsa
superintendent. T. L, Oddie, L.
Ray, John T. overbury, John Bee
man. H. G. Mcmahon and others
terested. Hoist.
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