Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
CLEANING COLD
At GOLOF|ELD
SENSATIONAL STRIKES mi
VARIOUS CAMPS
Rosebud Company sIums Ore Valued
at $4,000 to $500 to the Ton.
240 Acres to Be
Mined
snecIal to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
GOLDFIELD, Feb. 10-A big strike
is reported on the Rosebud Mining
company and Indian Springs Manhat.
tan. A shaft being sunk on the prop
erty is now twenty-five feet deep, show
ing several stringers and streaks. some
assaying as high as $4,000 to $500. The
Rose Bud company is In granite dyke,
cutting the same In n diagonal direc-
tion, and can be traced on the surface
through the Rosebud property on the
south near Indian Springs. This ledge
is really system of six parallel veins
not more than twenty-five feet apart,
and the opinion of engineers that have
inspected the ground Is that these six
veins will intersect at depth into one
compact ore body. Senator Oddie of
Goldfeld has purchased the controlling
interest In the Rosebud property, and
the claims have been surveyed for
patent.
The Rosebud camp Is situated in
what is called the rabbit Hole Coun-
try" Changes are overtaking the town
each day. A few weeks ago people were
warned against coming into the coun-
try without bringing tent and supplies,
as accommodations of the very crudest
character were impossible to obtain,
but at the present time Rosebud has
both lodging houses and restaurants.
In radius of one mile this camp mas
more and as rich outcrops as any camp
that has yet been discovered. The
original strike, the Golden Anchor, has
been Incorporated under the name of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This property Is
controlled by Salt Lake people and is a
gold mine. A diversity of lodges ira
verse it's territory from northeast to
southwest, and from these values from
$54 well up into the thousands is the
rule.
One of the main properties of the
camp, however, is the Brown Palace.
This is a great big silver ledge which
shows above the surface many feet of
ore, the very poorest of which carries
400 ounces, and from such figures well
up into the thousands. This property
has been absorbed by the Schwab- Mac
Donald people. who are now formulat-
ing plans for active development work
Next in order is the Dreamland. The
ledge on this property has been un-
covered for over 120 feet and none Of
the ledge will run less than 200 ounces
in silver. This property is owned by
ronopah, Goldfield and Salt Lake peo-
pie.
The Powhatten has the widest ledge
known in the camp. 1t is said to bel
fifty feet between the walls, and almost
all of 1t is shipping ore, with very rich
ore shoots in places.
Rosebud-Rattler Claim
Next in order is the Rosebud -Rattler.
This property has the most pronounced
outcrop in the district. In places it
rises twenty-five feet above the sur
face and so continues for hundreds of
feet The bulk of this is shipping ore,
an immense ledge being ore of a milling
grade. Independent of this ledge, the
property of this company extends to
the north and takes in about one-third
of Golden Anchor Hill, which is a mine
within itself.
And there are others. The Rabbit
Foot group, Powhatten Fractions, the
Some Beauty group, Sunrise, Monzonite,
Old Glory, Ohio Star Giant and the
White Alps are among the comerS and
will be heard from in the very near
future.
Bert H. Hummel and ]. F. Dwyer,
representing the Nevada Promotion
company, have taken up 240 acres about
seven miles north of Rosebud along the
surveyed line of the Western Pacific,
for n townsite. The location is an ex-
cellent one for the purpose intended
and upon this ground is located a
spring which has flow of about four
miners inches of water
Mill City is the present point of dis
embarking from the Southern Pacific,
which is about thirty-five miles to the
east but Humboldt, which is about
eight miles nearer, is evidently destined
to be the passenger and freighting point
until the Western Pacific, which is only
five miles to the north, is built and III
operation.
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