The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-05-04

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gsS%s on r Ssa.n wsH naant s%i that the H"Dh"s Rush Mining Company '"" the greatest
They base this @ncuao on facts as follows:
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ace, and nn nsnsnas5y dsgMdiag the gg%l guarantee qua ss Of fa the engineers sss IS. aatn ORE % at
calculation t profits that AN be reaizd on ore that averages SIS per ton only
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n naE from 5s Saae ta s eGv p sD sn consulted sa the 'S o% as su 81 sR% % hat & ae s ss viii %T % n SsPs %%
a essa IN aG1ss Statement SSa% ' T Hss sa sS + sn %1s ans in mm Hsa t@ sS %e a Of he % %He a s%sG IS f from m
Ore ore t. . s% s%i st Of %9 50 e. fS @ s" T TPs Alaskan sS% F%d% i'm m R and mills its ore at cost
of $100 to $15 per ML
stamps IN 4; 4. 1 ss$:;ss. 1 Nj s. sg arr Gs! #asss i Sc s. 20 s 900 S: * s; s' IS s$;Sc :%S a E ,5 1900
$1O The Company is paying dnideuls at the rate of $6 per shrep per year., or 500 per
cent per year profit annually on the original Investment of the stockholders.
ship SUPPLIES g5fs . dsy1 ae "@, T S@ rs se ss nd 9' %%9 sn n' IS s' #H$ Sn It d Ss s%a 1 q + TT It
it cost the omesake$ 1O per stamp per weekfo or wahr Water wsE located 81 miles
way from the mine and ped ntot the mills on the ground at tremendous expense mere
was no W Esa s cat a ss % s be- s s ais % sa dif% : & sasa a distance st nc % of three miles. and is already
p Pna1i "% %d fS brought ss tf f%s a d4ssas s fss# miles. and hs ss ss A ss% % 1 %s Bam fse n %S sn% + ing
Company ore bodies can be blocked out ad a mill erected, which 1T is expected Will be
within half a wear a ralmada already surveyed and now being built into tet own from Las
Vegas Nevada, connecting will Salt Lake and Los Angeles VIII have been built and two
other railroads, are at present Engaged in surveying into tn, town, promiSngt two more roads
within a year Iw rast are promised for crude oil with which to run the mills and the
tremendous supply Of ar being at hand, it sbeieved htm milling an be done at from 80
cents to ST. pert n and ores of even lOwerva ue than those now treated by the HomeIake
mills @n be mined and mMd in Bunfrg at profit
II give an idea of the reasonable COS of water now on Bonanza Mountain the oHow-
ing fatE submitted: Water for 35 miners ad horses is now beng delivered by water
Wagon att the mine at a total cost of $35p r month.
The property of the BIrog Rush Mining Company contains a number OF splendid
milling sites and the crest of the mountain on which the Rush GrOup of claims is situated
is at an elevation of 900 feet from the dTt fiat The center O the group is 5000 hneal
feet from the desert fiat. The fall of the mountain to the eSer is such that my amount
of failing can be- otter rid of " gravity without cost The sides of then mountain make a
perfect toboggans slide A mill can be erected along the west flank of the mountain at such
a POINT that waer can be ped and ore delivered by gravity Delivering ore ~ gravity
makes the handling of it practically automatic
Prof Bailey is confident ttB unfog Rush oe can be mined and mHMd dior 125 per
ton provided a Mill of 500 tons capacity per day is erected This would costs 100000 and
With the next sixty days. when development work will have prMeded apme the question
of what capacity of mill shall be erected, and the site for them mill, will be determined upon
by the Directorate
A telephone line is now bang installed on thu west side of BonanmM Mountain connect
ing the Bulfog Rush Mining Compmys works with theto of Rhyohte which is the
metropolis of the BuIrg Mining District
Future development work on the Rush. property includes uei immediate sinking of a
shaft on the Index claim at point 1901 feet from theg ground the Bunfrog Dmver Mines
Company. This shaft will be sunk on the Denver vein and within the next 80 days will
Mines Company ground. The tunnel work on the Denver vein on the Index claim will be con-
tnuda and the tunnel work on tn Rush vein on the Rush lain will be continued Shafts