The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-22

y. A L, Iu--We cannot
vouch for the accuracy of all the state
ments made In the advertisements con-
tained in The News When 1t comes to
statement of facts. however. we are
pretty well advised and aim to exclude
any statements purporting to be facts
which we know to be untrue. All our
contracts with our advertisers make
the advertising matter submitted. sub
ject to editorial supervision. We aim
to protect our subscribers from being
imposed on. We have refused the ten
der of a great deal OF advertising with
in the past few months because we did
not feel that the propositions were meri-
torious and that they were improperly
presented. Advertisers some times
make promises and state their own
| opinion as to properties; of course, we
cannot be held responsible for this, and
1t is up to the advertisers to make
good" The Goldheld News has all the
advertising it can carry from reputable
firms. and II does not have to do bust
ness with houses of questionable repu-
tation or exploit propositions which we
know to be unworthy.
H. L., Philadelphia, Pa--The Manhat-
tan Standard Mining ompany owns
three fractional claims, about 40 acres
in all situated in the center of the Man
haitian mining district. The ground is
surrounded by producers and is under
consistent development. Two shafts
nave been sunk one to the depth of 1l0
feet where further sinking is going on.
over this accompaniment shaft a
| gasoline hoist has been placed with full
| equipment and two shifts are working.
Values are had here ranging from SIS
to SIS. When the 150-foot mark is
reached prosecuting will begin for the
12-foot ledge which vas cut in the shaft
at the 3S-foot point. The ledge when
cut carried good milling and shipping
values. In the second shaft which is
so feet deep a separate ledge was en-
countered which also carries good
values. The treasury is in excellent con-
dition and all things point to the making
of a mine.
o. n. T., 81. Paul, hfinn--The Free
dom claim is being developed by the
United Tonopah and Goldfeld Mines
company In just the way that The News
has from time to time reported. The
company is spending and has spent a
large amount of money on the claim and
as their faith appears firm it is reason
able to suppose that development will
be carried to every reasonable stage.
The News keeps a man in the field con-
tinually among the mines and has aimed
to report nothing but the truth so that
you may place reliance in whatever
statements this paper makes
W. II. n, Mercer, o.-Two groups of
claims belonging to the Goldfeld Mining
oonnonU huf located GnpQ littla distance
from the working ground of that COM
pany have been incorporated into separ-
ate companies, the Cracker Jack Min
ing company and the Red Hills Mining
company respectively. These com-
panies nave practically the same Of
fcers and directors as the parent or
ganization. A stock dividend will be
declared some time before January list
when each shareholder in the Goldheld
Mining company will receive pro rata
blocks of stock in these new fiotations.
J.. O., Newark, 0hio.-The Juno com-
pany is a new promotion by DIR. ". B..
Chapel. Newberry, Pa. The company
owns three claims situated four miles
east of Wild Horse springs. and about
| eight miles west of Cactus springs.
The claims join the Eddie Goldfeld Min
ing company on the south. They were
purchased in May, 1906, from Carl Sey-
del. Seven surface assays averaging
$685. per ton in gold were taken.
J. A. B., Germantown, ohio.-You ask
when the Walker Indian reservation will
be opened. 1t now looks as If this res
e~rvation would not be opened until
spring. The law requires an advance
publication of sixty days and this
would bring the opening into the win
ter. 1t has been the rule to avoid OPEN
ing reservations in winter-therefore.
as the advertising has not yet appeared
it would seem that the opening would
be deferred until spring.