The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-08-25

=. A. g., philadelphia, Pa.-For a map
of the Goldheld district The News
has Elmer j.. Chute's map for sale at
81. The only publication dealing with
the mines is the Handbook of Nevada
Mines which is still in the printers
hands. Notice will appear in these
columns hereafter touching the date of
issue of his work. An inquiry touch
ing the Kendall is answered elsewhere in
this column. The Goldfield Mining
company is in excellent condition and
The News is of the opinion that some
very interesting developments are about
due in this mine.
H. E. B., Providence, r. 1.-The Ken
dali mine is in excellent condition. De-
velopment is progressing steadily. The
plant and equipment are among the
foremost in the district. The present
operations are in the line of blocking
out the various ore bodies. Practically
dead work although some ore is being
hoisted. There is considerable con-
fdence felt in the Kendall and its man
cement and the stock has already be-
gun to rally from the slump which no
doubt was due to the general depressed
condition of the market.
C.. II. McM-, Chicago, IIL-The News
can scarcely advise you in a matter of
so much moment as your coming to
Goldfeld would be. Nevertheless there
are more opportunities for the man with
a limited capital than can be found else
where. Naturally it all depends upon
the man. Some of the wealthiest men
in Nevada nave walked into the camp
having no money to pay railroad fare.
r. J., Box H, Cotton, Cal.-The News
fails to learn anything concerning the
Fit. Collins Mining company. The best
operators in the camp do not know of
the property. Should any information
be forthcoming later you will be ad-
vised through these columns.
s. L. T., Memphis, Tenn.-The Big
Bonanza Mining company owns property
about one-half mile north of the Dixie
in the eastern part of the district. A
shaft here 65 feet deep is in a good APP
pearing quartz ledge. A contract has
been let to sink further, probably to the
S0-foot mark and then drifting will be-
gin. Assays it is said run as high as
5000. This, however, is not an average.
The company owns other claims which
nave not been developed to any extent.
For further information and list of Of
ficers you might address o H.. Pape,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
A.. X. B., westboro, vt.-The Gold
Banner Mining company consists OF
three claims located in various parts
of the district. On the Saturn claim
which lies about four miles east of
Goldfeld a shaft has been sunk to a
depth of 80 feet and is to be deepened.
- a. 49, NI;lr1f n Hch Fl
is down so feet and several small string
ers which return small assay values are
present. 1t is intended to develop
further on this ground. The News can
not at this time name the ~company's Of
fcers. Probably John Fl. Pape & Co., of
Colorado Springs, Colo, will acquaint
you with this and further details.
]. A. T., Lovington, I1l.-The News
confines it's inquiries entirely to the
state of Nevada, consequently we are
not in a position to report upon the
Consolidated Copper Creek Mining COM
pany. 1t is we'll to exercise eternal
vigilance in your investing. If you can
learn nothing in favor of the proposition
other than the promoters SAY so" let
it alone.
n. L. p, San Francisco.-The Adams
Mining ompan is developing very con-
sistently and the prospects appear ex'
ceedingly bright. Within the last month
the force of men has been increased,
some very promising leads have been
uncovered on the surface and under
ground a large body of milling rock has
been developed. The price of the stock
is advancing steadily and all things are
moving smoothly to the making of a
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