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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
IMPORTANT STRIKE
AT GOLD MOUNTAIN

A strike of Importance is reported
from the Gold Mountain district. Leas-
ers on the Granite Chief claim Of the
Gold Crest Mining company have OPEN
ed a strong body OF ore assaying s214.
Much high grade ore was mined at this
place in 1901 and hauled in wagons lilo
miles to the nearest shipping point.
Now that the continuation OF the old
ore shoot has been discovered. regular
shipments are expected to begin very
soon.
1t is said that Senator Clark has
bought control of the Bonnie Clare
property and that surveyors have run
a reconnaissance grade line for a spur
track from the Clark road into the
heart of Gold Mountain district. If that
be true. this camp of the old times"
famous thirty years ago for it's inn
mense veins. will soon experience a
worthy boom.
DR.. c. V. Norcross. formerly of Butte.
Mont. but now actively interested in
mining at Goldheld and other Nevada
camps, has just returne from an ex-
tended trip through the Greenwater
country and Death valley.
DIR. Norcross is the manager of the
Furnace Creek Extension Mining COM
pany. which adjoins the great Patsy
Clark group, and he is also Identified
with the Butte Furnace Range Copper
company. Speaking of the terrific heat
and hardships in hat country, DIR.
Norcross says: Il am of the opinion
that the terrors of Death valley have
been much exaggerated, the same as
were Tonopah. Goldheld and Bullfrog
when first discovered. We have had II
men at work on our property for the
past four months and they all seem con-
tented and certainly not suffering
Water is scarce just now, but that
will soon be remedied. The Indians have
always said that there was plenty of
water near there and recently they
were induced by a substantial bride to
show where it was. They led the way
to the tops of the mountains, 20 miles
east of Furnace creek. where an under
ground river was found which measured
more than 1000 miners inches. TIL
holders of these water rights are now
in Pasadena preparing TO begin work
on the pipe line which will bring this
water into Greenwater by gravity.
The copper deposits in this country
are of enormous size and value. Lodges
40 feet wide with copper contents from
10 per cent to 6 per cent are common
The mineraliZed area is from 8 to IL
miles wide and about 80 miles long, be-
ing undoubtedly the greatest copper
country in the world. Lately some
magnificent lodges have been found in
the basin of Death valley itself and |
expect to see the time when the whole
of that dreaded land will be dotted with
big mines.
THE Borax Smith railroad should
reach Greenwater within six months as
ii is now but 35 miles distant and re-
tarded only by several miles of rock
work in a big canon which it traverses.
When the railroad is completed, Green
water will speedily become the greatest
copper camp in the world, for Butte.
Arizona and all the rest are surpassed
both in size and richnes of copper de-
posits."
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
FROM
EAST IN TOWN

A party of Pennsylvania investors
consisting of George L. Stearns, Harry
Parker and F. NJ. Pierson of Williams
port and j. Russell Smith of Muncie
nave been taking in the sights of Cold
field and Montezuma mining districts
for the past 10 days. f. G. Blood, who
is thoroughly posted on both camps had
charge of the party and they returned
home convinced that Goldheld is a great
mining camp and firmly of the opinion
thai the Montezuma district, it's neigh
Dor to the west has a great future before
it. All four of the Keystone state men
are heavily interested in the Lida-Gold-
field, Montezuma-Eureka and Williams
port Mining companies all three of
which are managed by Mr.. Blood. The
properties of these corporations are
located right in the heart of the best
part of the Montezuma district and it
looks as though all would become steady
shippers in the near future. They are
being opened up in a miner-like fashion
and little attention is being paid to the
saving of ore. Government patents are
now being secured on 10 of the lodes.
Manager Blood said: "All of these prop
critics have a great future and judging
by the many assays and mill runs made
| have no hesitancy in saying that all
three c~ompany's could begin shipping
ore at once if so desired My eastern
friends who inspected the properties
will agree with this statement. There
is a splendid showing on the $50 feet
on the dyke and a crosscut at this point
shows the pay portion of the dyke to
be at least Il feet wide. There is one
streak of high grade 16 inches in width
that assays at the rate of $50 in gold,
$50 in silver and high values in lead. A
trial shipment of several tons made
some time back went at the rate of $55.
We have a wide body of ore on the
Eureka East and s inches of it assays
from SEQ to $500. We are working a
force of 13 men on the properties"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
NEW BROKERAGE COMPANY

Morton and Finnegan are having their
Offices at 305 Main street renovated and
enlarged. When the work is finished
they will be able to boast of having one
of the SWEETEST brokerage offices in the
town. The partnership was recently
formed and it is a strong one. Wells
Morton was the senior member of Nor
ton & Cox and Louis s. Finnegan is a
pioneer real estate and mine owner of
the camp. A general brokerage and
promotion business will be conducted.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
Properties

The property of the GREENWATER LEI BOZ
COPPER MINING COPANY consisting of the
Red Boy group of five full claims, were the earli-
est locations in the new void famous GREEN
WATER lining DISTRICT, thus the discoveries
and locators of this valuable property had the
choice of the entire country, and after months OF
thorough prospecting, selected and located the
RED BOY property as the best ground in the en-
tire country; and that their Judgment and knowl-
edge was correct, is now proven by the fact that
this valuable property which promises to be the
greatest Copper Mine the world has ever known,
is now the very heart of the Greenwater District,
surrounded by well known properties that have
been purchased by the Copper Kings of the world
for fabulous sums of money.
To the West and Immediately joining, lies the
Schwab Company property, with a capitalization
of 5000, 1000, the first allotment of 100000 shares
of which was placed on the market at the par
value of $1.00 per share was three times over
subscribed within four hours after offering was
announced and is now quoted at $3.50 per share
with none offered.
To the north lies the property purchased by
John w. Gates and associates, and to the east
and Immediately adjoining, lies the great Saratoga
Mines.
To the south and adjoining is the property re-
Gently acquired by Nixon and Wingfeld, Nevadas
Mining Kings and Millionaires, who have never
made a failure in a mining enterprise.
E BOY has three immense
iron capped copper dykes in addition to numer-
Gus cross veins and all the veins on which the
merit of the adjoining properties is based, pass
through the RED BOY ground and have their
best and richest showings thereon.
From the surface and shallow openings, copper
values have been secured running from four to
twenty-eight per cent and containing gold values
from S. to $50 to the ton, making a combined gold
and copper product second to none ever known in
the copper mining world.
The showing in the GREENWATER DISTRICT
so far as development has gone exceeds Butte,
Jerome and the Lake Superior camps by a hundred
per cent, and is conceded by the most competent
Mining Engineers and operators in the world to be
the greatest ever seen in any mining district, and
1t is freely admitted by the best authorities that
GREENWATER will in a reasonable time be in
the lead as the worlds greatest PRODUCER OF
COPPER and a heavy producer of GOLD, and for
tunes will be made by the purchasers of Green
water Stocks at opening prices that will stagger
the imagination, and make the millions produced
yearly from the great Superior mines, Butte, Mon
canoe.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
Our Record

Though for years interested in mining as sue
cessful mine operators and identified with Southern
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

That this statement is true is proven by the
fact that the purchasers and present owners of
Greenwater properties, comprise the greatest col
lection of millionaires and mine makers ever inter
ested in any single mining camp. Among the best
known are:
Chas. M. Schwab, the Steel King.
Augustus Heinze, of Butte fame.
United States Senator w. A. Clark, the Copper
King and owner of the United Verde, which is
today producing two million dollars per month and
contains ore reserves of over a billion dollars.
J. d.. Ryan, president of the great Anaconda
Copper Co.
Patsy Clark, the Spokane mining millionaire.
Malcolm Macdonald, millionaire mining en-
gineer.
Amalgamated Copper Company.
Thos. W.. Lawson, Senator Kearns, John W.
Gates, H. II. Rogers, Jno. D.. Rockefeller and nu-
merous others of the worlds most noted and sue
cessful mining and financial kings whose fortunes
run into the hundreds of millions and who before
interesting themselves in any mining enterprise
employ and secure the opinion of the best Mining
Engineers that money can hire, and it is safe to
say that no new mining camp ever discovered has
been visited and examined by so great a number
of Mining Engineers of world wide reputation and
in every instance the opinion has been unanimous
that Greenwater would made the GREATEST o P
Z CAMP the world has ever known, and the
RED o THE VERY HEART OF THEM ALL.
In the purchase of RED BOY OCK AT THE
PRESENT AND OPENIN PRICE lies an oppor-
tunity for profit that occurs uut once in a life
time. To grasp it means a fortune to you, to neg
lect it means a fortune escaped. BUY GREEN
WATER RED BOY COPPER STOCK.
Our Record
Though for years interested in mining as sue
cessful mine operators and identified with Southern
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
Frances-M Mohawk Mining and
Leasing Company

which has within the four months which have
elapsed since its organization broken all the
world records in development and production of
HIGH GRADE ORE and has now broken the only
remaining record by the declaration of a dividend
of 5 cents a share to be paid on October 6, which
is less than four months since the organization of
the company and since the commencement Of de-
velopment. A record of successful mine -Iaking
unequalled in the annals of mining or industrial
enterprises.
This stock was sold by us to our clinets at. Is
to 20 cents per share. 1t is today quoted on the
open market at so cents per share showing a clear
profit of 400 per cent to our clinets in less than
four months.
Those two companies are our only promotions
and are two of the greatest successes ever made
in any mining or industrial enterprise, and the
profit on either or both have but just commenced
and will be increased several hundred per cent
before the end of the current year.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
ADDITIONAL p1REcroR. A. D. MYERS,

ADDITIONAL A. ID. MYERS,
"Father of Goldfeld;" mine owner and operators;
secretary and general manager of the Mohawk
Mining Company; discoverer of the Combination,
Silver Pick, Combination Fraction and Common
wealth mines also director Franees-Mohawk Min
ing and Leasing Co.
CHIEF COUNSEL, RoBER G.. wITHERS,
formerly attorney for the First National Bank at
Denver, Colo; later one of the leading attorneys
of Cripple Creek; now of Goldfeld and one of the
leading mining attorneys of the west. Chief coun-
sci Frances-Mohawk Mining and Leasing Co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
NONRESIDENT, H. T. BRAeDoN,

president Goldfeld Mining Stock Exchange; presi
dont Nontezuma Club; vice-president Goldfeld
Mining Company; vice-president Adams Goldfeld
MINING Company, and Nevada IS leading mine owner
and operator; also vice-president Frances-Mohawk
Mining ard Leasing Company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
We Predict For

GREENWATER RED BOY COPPER COMPANY
even a greater success within the same time, and
based on actual merit and intrinsic value of the
property, we consider the stock well worth one
dollar per share today, and that it will double in
value the instant the present allotment is sub
scribed.
We recommend the purchase of this stock to all
our clients and conservative investors at present
price of 50 cents, and advise you to telegraph your
order at our expense, and let remittance follow
by mail as at the rate subscriptions from local
are now being received the present allot-
fnent will undoubtedly be greatly oversubscribed.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
GOldfield Madonna Mining
Company

at tn eopening price of 9R cents per share. This
stock is now quoted on the open market at 81
cents per share, showing a clear profit to our
six months.
Our second and last offering was the stock of
the now renowned
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
PRESIDENT. THos. B. RIcKEY,

millionaire banker. mine, cattle and land owner,
president State Bank & Trust Co., Carson City,
Manhattan and Gcldfeld, Nevada, and president
of Franees-Mohawk Mining and Leasing Co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

TREASURER, J. L. LINDSAY,

cashier State Bank & Trust Company; also mine
owner and operator, Goldfeld, Nevada, and treas
urer Frances-Mohawk Mining and Leasing Co.
REGISTRAR, TRANSFER AGENT m DEPos-
IToRY, STATE BANK & TRUST CO, GOLD
FIELD, NEVADA.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
The above Executive Board constitutes the mem who mw~ successfully ERECTED TIN management of the World Famed nNcSMoHAwK
The Initial Allotment of Greenwater Red Boy Copper Shares Is Offered at
35 Cents a Share

Nevada since the discovery of Goldfeld, we con-
fined ourselves strictly to mine operating until
April last, when, at the ~insistant request of our
friends, many of whom had made Independent
fortunes by following our recommendation in the
purchase of mining securities and properties, we
entered the Mining Commission and Brokerage
business and promoted and offered as our first of
fering to the public the stock of the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SMITHS AMBASSADOR.

Apostle Reed Smoot may pretend to
the Senate OF the United States and to
the country that, as a Senator he is q
servant of the Nation; but In that pre-
tense he Is fatty contradicted by the
testimony given by Joseph F. Smith
before the Committee on Privileges and
Elections as follows:
Senator Hoar. When was that
official consent. II ever, given TO Nlr.
Smoot to come here az Senator of the
Senator Bcveridge Did he have to got
your CONSENT
Joseph F. Smith. He did.
Senator Dubois, Did any one else ask
your consent to he n candidate tor the
United States Senate at that time?
Joseph F. Smith Not at that time. be
cause here was no official member Of the
church a candidate Mt that time q: la)
The consent OF which President Smith
speaks was an appointment. 1t was
Shoots designation as the embassa-
dor OF Joseph +. Smith to another gov
ernment.
Apostle Smoot Is no more lndepend
cnt in his capacity as Senator than he
Is in his capacity as apostle, II Joseph
+. Smith were TO recall him from his
mission as Senator he would resign and
return home. II the Senate should per-
NIT him TO remain during the balance
OF the legal term. II could only be un-
der the reappoIntment OF Joseph F.
Smith that he could secure a vindica-
tion and return TO the Senate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
THE SURE ROAD.

From the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle, The Tribune reprints I'm an
other column this morning an editorial
article under the heading: Proposed
Anti-Polygumy Amendment"
one sentence I'm the Democrat and
Chronicles editorial Is of great value
as a demonstration that the relation OF
polygamy to hierarchical treason is
thoroughly understood That sentence
is : 1T [polyEamyl gives vitality to the
hostility of the Mormon hierarchy TO
the Government and laws OF the United
States" That is the truth. So long as
the Mormon leaders hold that they
have a religious right to practice po-
lygamy. and so long as they exercise
that pretended right I'm violation OF
their covenant to the country and I'm
antagonism to the scntimentalities OF
the Nation, they are OF necessity I'm a
position OF disrespeCt, and their utter
ances and their actions are teachings
OF disrespect. The recrudescencc OF
polygamy was a perverse, wilful def
ance OF the Government Many times
among Mormons who mbibe their
Ideas from the polygamous hierarchy
the statement has been heard: Now
that we have Statehood we can do as
we please in the matter of polygamy
and the United States may go hang"
Is IL possible that anything else than
reasonable feeling can be engendered
by the hierarchy. when they defraud
the United States out of the sovereign
ty Of this commonwealth, and when
they sneer at and defy the authority
and the sentiment OF the country?
Senator Bracket OF New York has
marked path for all the other States
in the Union. Constitutional amend
mcnt placing the control OF Dolygamy
within the jurisdiction OF the Federal
authority Is the surest road to crushing
the Mormon hierarcbicul treason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
REED SHOOTS GUILT.

senator smoot-At that meeting the oucs-
ton came up OF sustalning-G brought It up
mysclf-Iohn w Taylor and Muthias F. Cow
ley os apostles OF the church after listening TO
OF hearing the testimony that was glvcn be-
foro this committee. BY tho why, | ought TO
state that 1t was at tho meeting before this
that this question cnmc up. brought
up tho question whether they should be suS-
rsincd at the coming conference aud spoke Of
their being sustained AT the April conference
asked President Smith II 1t was
proper thing to sustain those mon. or 10 ask
tho people 10 sustain thou. under tho clrcum-
stances. and no stated To mo that os mem
hcr OF the church ] must know that man
could be dropped without hearing
and that It was rule OF the church that a
man could not b. dropped. accommodated. or
dsfcllownhlprod from tho church without nrot
having chance TO defend himself
I recognized that as q rule ot tho church,
and II that only that consented that
he should be presented ond that I voted for
him, hut It was With the distinct understand
lns that thNro should be an investigation
made; and 1 hnvo every reason 10 believe that
that Investigation Is under way or has been
fcr so,no time; ana I believe that II VIII he
probcd to tho bottom. That is my belief In the
matter. II II IL proven that thcy are
guilty OF NlNWllOs lnaN INV " AlA' 'hH'N"'
shall not sustain them. CIl1 l9i-6)
The foregoing testimony was given
by Apostle Reed Smoot before the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections of
the United States Senate when he took
the stand I'm his own behalf.
If the investigation were made, as
Apostle Smoot declared il would be, It
must have developed that both Apostles
Taylor and Cowley had entered into
polygamous marriage since the mani
festo. Such Is the fact as currently
known I'm this community.
And yet Reed Smoot voted, at the
scml-annual conference OF the Mormon
church, on the sixth day Of October.
1906, to sustain Apostles John w. Tay-
lor and Matthias r. Cowley as MEM
bers OF the quorum Of twelve apostles
and as prophets. seers. and revelators
to the Mormon church.
1t is for the Senate of the United
States 10 determine whether Reed
Smoot has completely in the crime and
in the defiance of the Government 1t
is for the Senate OF the United States
10 determine whether Reed Smoot Is
not a supporter of and a participant in
the hierarchlcal purpose TO inculcate
ton.