The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-04-13

has never been thoroughly prospecteo-
At one time the Sassy Sal, which lies
about one and three-quarters miles
\ north of these claims. produced a little
GOOD ore but work on this property has
been abandoned quite a while. the
cantury company is capitalized at
three million shares and is selling
stock at Z cents or. on a basis OF s2lo'-
GOO for the property. We see by the
prospectus of this company that no
promotion stock was issued. that the
entire capitalization was put into the
treasury and that every cent received Is
devoted to y purposes. We I'M
derstand that this is not strictly true
and that 100000 shares of promotion
stock was issued. w. G.. Motley K Co..
of New York, who are floating this COM
pany claim we have done them an in
justice in our previous reports. We
have not intended to do so. We give the
facts exactly as they are in regard TO
the property and let the investor draw
his own conclusions as to the value Of
company's holdings and its stock
A. L. B., Brooklyn, N. Y.-Again re-
ferring to the Goldheld Emperor Gold
Mining company. to correct h might
have been an injustice to the company
in a recent issue: TIL Goldfeld EN-
peror is a Wyoming corporation and has
complied with Nevada laws. 1t owns
the Denver and Neglected lodes to the
north of the property of the Goldheld
Dominion ompan Kendall and Sand
storm and Tonopah Club. 1t also owns
the Gold Bell and Apex near the Gold
field Portland company south of the
Florence and Combination. Good lodges
have been opened up on both properties
and we are informed that good assays
have been had. We cannot say that
they are the best prospect properties in
the camp, but with proper development
there is every reason hat pay ore
might be opened. The gratifying feature
about this company is the diligence its
officers hav shown in getting U. b.
patents. No company in the district
has moved faster along these lines and
nothing a company's officers can do,
better to show their zeal for stockhold-
ers than to get absolutely secure title
to the property. A reciver's receipt has
already been issued on the Neglected
claim of this company and everything is
ready for receivers receipt on the Dem
yer, excepting an adverse which af-
fects only a portion of the latter claim.
There are over thirty acres of ground in
this group the title to which is now alb
solutely certain. On the southern group
advertising for patent is now in pro-
gress and will soon be finished. The Of
ficers of the company advise that be-
You'd question they will secure recefv-
er's receipt to thirty acres in this
group. AS soon as patenting work has
49, 1aru~1at1l - ie 4Ia ;~tanffaa Af
this company to resume development
work and push it vigorously. The COM
pany is capitalized for one million five
hundred thousand dollars with about
three hundred thousand shares of stock
in the treasury. The officers of the com
pany are: Warwick NJ. Downing, presi-
dent; G. M. Kittredge, vice president;
C. NJ. Sumner secretary and ]. NJ.
Downing, treasurer. They all reside in
Denver, Colorado. The Downings are
among the best known mining men in
Colorado and nave a reputation for in
tegrity in dealing with investors. This
company was recently referred to in
this department as inactive" on the
ground that the property. was not being
worked at the present time, but opera
tions have been suspended, it seems,
only pending patent.
J. r. r, North Abington.-The Red
Top is one of the biggest mines in Ne
vada. Title all right. Deal on the tapis
for the consolidation of the Red Top
and Jumbo with good prospects of it's
being contaminated. Stock ougt to be
worth the price you name, and per-
haps will sell higher if the consolida-
ton is made. The deal is being made
CY0nooa1lxr IN the st,oct - nt>o- n A
Schwab.
M. s. =, Observation-Disclosures Dia-
mond was promoted by the Tonopah
Goldfeld Trust company which operated
in this camp for a year of two but since
has removed to Gold Center. Some
work has been done on the Gold
field Diamond property without sub
s~tantial results. The Tonopah Gold
Mountain company has property south
of Tonopah, and while considerable
work has been done in this vicinity, no
ore to speak of has ever been produced.
This particular district is not especially
promising.
L. B. G., Jamestown, N. YOU
would be safe in sending your stock
with commission to sell to any of the
brokerage houses represented in this
paper. Iney VIII receipt Tor the STOCK
or better, if you are timid about send
ing your stock here, give your broker
order to sell and then draw on him
through your bank with stock attached
to draft. You will find as trustworthy
business men in this community as in
your own and handling enormous sums
of money for their clients, and no seri-
Gus defalcations as yet. Send your
stock to one of the banks if you don't
like either of the other methods.
G. r. M, Madisonvills, ohio.-Board
lots on the Goldfeld mining stock ex-
change are as follows:
Up TO 80 cents per share-...-1,OO shares
From 80 to so cents per
oiiakC = oVO SudTcS
Above so cents per share 100 shares
Rates Of Commission
Minimum charge o any trans
dCtiOu .l.UU
60