The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-05-19

claim situated in section %,
township 2, range AZ. adjoining the
Aurora property on the west. 1t Is
about two miles southeast of the town
Of Diamondfeld, and about the same
southeast of the Black Butte.
less than a mile east of the Black Butte
and a short distance north
Of the Noble claim. The company also
five claims, or 100 acres, in section
IS, township 3, range AZ, adjoining on
the south the property of the Frisco
Goldheld Mining company. The COM
pany also owns an interest in the Gold
field Sylvania property, consisting of
nine claims, located near Ida. 1t also
800. 900 shares of the capital stock
Of the Manhattan Nevada Gold Mines
Co., owning the Georgey group of
claims at Central, near Manhattan, the
Eldorado group. also leases on the
Broncho, Mustang and April Fool
claims at Manhattan. The five claims
in the southern part of the district do
appear on Chute's map. being put
side of the district represented upon
the map. For som reason, none of the
of this company located in Gold
field district appear upon the map; all
surveyed and recorded at the
the map was made are supposed
be represented thereon. The South
producing mines and no work is being
lone within the vicinity of a mile or
more. The company seems to have got
ten property in the remote northern and
ends of the camp, where the
fringe is very thin. The Freedom claim
is referred to elsewhere in this depart
ment. The total acreage which the
company owns or is directly interested
in mounts to Is claims, or 800 acres,
consisting of one claim, the Freedom,
five claims in the Southern Cross group
and nine claims in the Goldield Syl-
vania group. lone of this land is
patented. No work to speak of has been
lone on the Southern Cross group, but
work has been done on the Syl-
claims.
The company is capitalized at 5,O0O,-
900 shares, of which $500, 900 shares
were placed in the treasury. A portion
of his stock was sold at 5 and ~ cents
per share, and the company has at least
$50, 900 in the treasury. The officers of
the mpan are: President, Geo. F.
Terbush, San Francisco; vice president,
w. H. Fraser, San Francisco; secretary,
G. A. Holste, San Francisco; treasurer,
John ]. Meyers, San Francisco; general
John J.. Meyers. San Fran
cisco. Mr.. C. F. Humphrey, of San
Francisco, is attorney for the company.
The offices of the company were form
erly in the PARROT building, San Fran
cisco, hut we are Unable to say where
their future location will be.
Manhattan Gold Bar Mines Coin
reply to a subscriber in New Hamp-
shire: The Manhattan Gold Bar Mines
company was incorporated March IL of
this year under the laws of Arizona,
with a capitalization of 1900, 900 shares
of a par value of 81, worcestershire.
One million shares were originally
placed in the treasury and of this allot-
about 100000 remain. There is no
preferred stock. The company is free
from debt and has $4,000 cash in the
treasury. The property of the COM
pany consists of the Zulu 1 and ?.
Arnold, Cashier, Almond, ski VIII
Ting, a~ggregating 80 acres, located on
Gold hill, in the Manhattan district.
stock as well as that given
in part payment on the property is all
pooled for six months from April 2. The
property is well located and the man
agement is thoroughly reliable. The Of
fcers are J. c. Colligan, president; F.
III. Huntington. vice president; N.
secretary and treasurer,
and these, together with Fl. ]. Newman
and c. M. Wiesenberger, constitute the
of directors. There are no sal
aries, fees or commissions. The COM
pany has a property well worthy of dill
gent prospecting and development. f.
F. Maiden is looking after the interests
of the company in Manhattan. Mr..
is a competent and thorough
man and very energetic in any
thing he undertakes. The property is
being surveyed for United States patent.
H. ]. Newman of Colorado Springs is in
Manhattan, where he will arrange to
start development work.
W. J. r., Birmingham.-The Goldfeld
Treasure Mining company owns three
groups of claims in the Goldield dis
trict. Group No. 1 is located on the
slope of Columbia noun
tain about 1000 feet from the M
storm NINE. 1t is composed of four
fractions. The Ramona, Old Glory No.
1, Old Glory No. 2 IN the Galetea. A
patent has been applied for on this
property and considerable work DONE.
A shaft is down 80 feet and about 220
feet of drifting. There is a good ledge
well defined and values of about $12
prevail. This ground will be developed
lease. Group No. 1 lies in the Dia-
mondfield district somewhat north of
the great Benz and consists of four full
No development has been done.
Group No. 3 consists of three claims
and two fractions on Banner mountain,
the Little Pedro" Little Pee Dee,"
Red Rock No. g" and the Little Pee
Dee and Little Bee Gee" fractions.
About 81. 1000 has been expended in
trenching and sinking a 5O-foot shaft.
values were encountered higher than
$500. The officers of the company are
Jno. S. Dougherty of Philadelphia. pres
ident and George Thomson. secretary.
There is not much stock out and the
company plans to do considerable work