Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-02-24
clifford.


company's property at Clifford. This
lease belongs to Elftman and the find
was made in crosscut on the 60-foot
level. The ledge was cut Is feet in
from the shaft and shows good values.
This lease is on the south side of the
reserve and about rs feet from the
original center monument.
James McCambridge, who will be
of the Clifford Hill min
ing company left for the new camp last
Sunday with five men, whom he will put
to work on the property at once. The
fourteen-mule team that left here Fri
day with the third load of supplies, ar
rived at Clifford Sunday.
A RoNANzA representative who vis-
tied Clifford last Sunday, took a piece
of rock from the ledge on Clifford hill
and had it assayed. The returns were
startling, showing $lO12.8O in gold and
$776.75 in silver, total of $1789. So.
This is the property which was sold to
Pittsburg parties recently for $3.50, 900.
Manhattan Breyfogle.
The directors of the Manhattan Brey-
fogle Gold Mining company offer for
subscription 100, 900 shares of treasury
stock at 20 cents share. The COM
pany owns three claims, the Orphant,
Breyfogle and Breyfogle No. l, the
former only 100 feet from the Mustang
and separated from the other two by
only small fraction. Ore assaying
SAB a ton has been opened up on the
Orphant and very rich float has been
found. The directorate is exceptionally
strong and insures for the stockholders
excellent management. The claims are
new being surveyed and leases will be
let very shortly.
The Lewanas.
H. H. Clark, president and Louis
Schloss, secretary of the Kewanas
Mining Company, which owns choice
ground adjoining the Red Top, Booth,
Velvet and Jumbo mines, at Goldfield
were in Tonopah Wednesday arranging
with the Nevada Power, Mining and
Milling company for power for the mine.
They also telegraphed to Denver for
20 h. p. electric hoist which will be in
stalled within 80 days. The shaft on
the Kewanas is now down 100 feet and
it is the intention to send it to depth
of 800 feet, which will make it the
deepest in the Goldfeld district.
Silver Glance Extension.
A party of Tonopah capitalists left
for Hanapah this morning to inspect the
property recently acquired by them
adjoining the Silver Glance ground.
The gentlemen have formed corpora
tion to be known as the Silver Glance
Extension mining company, with R. B.
Davis, president; F. w. Dulfer, vice
president, and H. Sheldon, secretary
and treasurer. These gentlemen with
Thomas Griffin and Dan Quinlan consti-
tute the board of directors. The COM
pany has four claims with good lodges
in them. Assays averaging $40 have
been secured from the groupings.
GOldfield-BeImOnt.
1t is reported that a big strike has
been made in the Goldfeld Belmont
property at Diamondfeld. We have
been unable to learn the particulars but
it is said the ledge encountered contains
good shipping values. F. w. Dulfer,
the broker, was asked in regard to the
strike and he said he had heard that a
good body of shipping ore had been en-
countered. Mr.. Dulfer has received
orders by telegraph from the East for
Goldfield-Belmont stock, but thus far
he has been unable to secure any at the
figure offered, "a cents.
Lone Mountain.
A sensational strike was made on the
Rabbit-foot group in the north end of
Lone Mountain this week, ledge four
feet in width being uncovered for 1000
feet which gives values of $50 ounces
of silver, 40 per cent lead and SO in
gold. The property, which is only five
miles from Miller on the railroad, is
owned by Ford, Patterson and associates.
The Booth.
The shaft on the Booth mine is now
down 65 feet and the three shifts of
three men each are making splendid
progress. The Booth is one of the best
properties in the Goldield district and
is sure to catch the Red Top ledge.
OhiO-TOnOpah Extension.
The shaft on the ohio-Tonopah Ex-
tension property is now down 10 feet.
With the open cut on the surface, this
gives depth of 20 feet. The values at
present are from 81 to $12 to the tor
and tha lpdpe mattpr iS fl1llv < feet