The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
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o. NJ, San Francisco.-The Red Top
Extension Mining company owns a
small fraction adjoining the Red Top
mine. The ground although but a small
acreage should make good under devel-
opment. At present no work is being
done. ]. G.. Thompson. who is secre-
tary assures The News that until the
present board of directors goes out of
office which he states will be at the an
nual meeting in January, no develop
ment will be undertaken. The closing
down of work was not caused by the
finding of rich ore as you suggest. The
principals in the Sheets-Ish lease on
the Combination request that you ad-
dress Milton Ish, Goldfeld, for Informal
ton regarding the lease. The leasers are
not giving out inside information to the
public for reasons of their own. 1t is
known that the lease is very profitable.
o. D.. W, Bloomington, n.-The Bull
frog Pedestal Mining owns z
full claims in the Bullfrog district not
far from the town of Rhyolite. The
News is informed that the company de-
veloped until the funds were exhausted
putting about $4,000 INTO the work. A
shaft is down rs feet and considerable
prospecting on the surface was done.
The last assays had ranged around $40
or $50. An effort is being made to build
up the treasury and it is possible that
work will be resumed before the end of
September. The stock is very closely
held, there being only about 10000 or
$4,000 shares out. The treasury con-
tains 300, 900 shares. The capitalization
is 1000. 900. The directors are r. p.
Dunlap, r. L. Mayfield and d. C. Aldrich.
The News understands that Bond G. Co,
of whom you speak, have only a very
small interest in the
J. d. p, Boston, Mass.-The News
cannot give you n very definite in
formation concerning the Blue Horse
property of Silver Bow. Mr.. Otto Lar
sen, of Goldfeld, who is interested in
and familiar with the Silver Bow dis
trict informs us that the Blue Horse is
a property of distinctive merit which
has been rather poorly handled. The
persons who might give you accurate
report on the ground are not known to
Mr.. Larsen since the claims nave
changed hands several times. The dis
trict has been held back for a long time
owing to much litigation. The Blu
Horse. however. seems to be free of
this legal tangle and according to our
informant. SHOULD develop well. Should
more light come to US touching this
this column.
J. J. H, New Britain, Conn.-The
of Nevada mines is now on
the presses but owing to the great
amount of work which accompanies the
routine of this office the book
Is being printed in Colorado. This
makes it impossible to forward the
leaves you ask for. The completed work
Is now due here and it will not be long
before a copy is in your hands. Con-
the properties you mention. the
Mohawk, Red Top, Jumbo. Kendall.
and Jim Butler you have
named part of the honor roll of South
srn evada All of the properties are in
good condition developing constantly
md AFFORD excellent opportunity for
continued investment.
=. H. n, Los Angeles, Cal-The Cold
Held Consolidated Mining company was
in The News issue of March 2.
1906. The corporation owns six claims
N Red Mountain seven miles east of
adjoining the Nancy Donald
group. The work lone thus for
consists OF a tunnel $50 feet long in
the side of the mountain No funds are
available now for further development.
information regarding the Goldheld
Coming Nation you are referred to The
issue of April current. The