The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08

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L. D. O. Wausau, wis-The Rogers
lease. owned Jointly by Lewis H. Rog-
ers and the Goldheld Syndicate L. & NJ.
eompany (warner. Stewart Co. Chi
cago) is working two shifts. with "a
men in all. trying to reach the Mohawk
Florence ledge, which has been produce
ing such phenomenal ore lately. The
Ieasers are working from two shafts.
the Truett and the Rogers. They are
both at the same level and are crosscut-
ting toward each other. The Rogers
crosscut is IFS feet and the Truett 80
feet. 1t Is expected to reach the Mo-
hawk Florence ledge in three or four
weeks, when the crosscuts will connect.
II ore is found there. as expected. the
leasers will be in fine shape to hoist any
amount of ore. 1t is one of the most
promising leases of the district.
A. J. M.-The Manhattan Little Joe
owns three claims in the Manhattan dis
/ IflCt on WHICH StNtIdi tnouSdho ohioi
has been expended in development work.
At the present time no work is being
lone as the company is without funds.
The Manhattan Red Top owns so acres
of good ground on which $4,000 has
been expended in development work.
They have uncovered considerable mill
ing ore but none of shipping grade. No
work is being lone on the property now
- 49, F.,l. aao a~hottSfaA h1tt the
arrangement is negotiating with the
Graney people. whose property adjoins
the Red Top for the purpose of bring
ing about a consolidation of the two
properties. We nave no data at hand
concerning the Manhattan Piute.
L. A. k, New Haven.-You will find
what you want about Mohawk-Jumbo
and Richard Mohawk in onother column
of this issue. There is some trouble as
to the internal affairs of the Silver Pick
Triangle. A meeting of brokers was
called recently to Investigate the
books of the company. but nothing
came of it. 1t was intimated that the
stock had been overissued and that
there did not seem to be money in the
treasury to correspond for the treasury
stock ordered sold. e. T. Patrick, now
ever, insists that there is nothing wrong.
that the books are straight and that
work on the property is progressing sat
icfactorily.
r. I. n, San Miguel, Caif.-The third
report by the Frontier Exploration COM
pany of Nevada, has just been issued,
and you can get a report, If one has not
reached you by addressing the secre-
tary Munro S. Brown, Goldfield. The
report shows a very fiattering condition
of affairs. One of the numerous prop
critics of the company acquired by loca-
ton, has just been sold on a basis of
$52. 900. The company has valuable
holdings. and is constantly a~ugmenting
it's assets by the results of prospecting,
having several outfits in the field all
the time.
e.. =. ", C~alaveros, Calf, and others.
The Manhattan Mining company of
Nevada owns a group of claims in the
Manhattan district on which a shaft
has been sunk to a depth of 240 feet.
Work is still being prosecuted and the
age believes that it will o
strike the extension of the Mayiower
ledge. In addition to the shaft about
$50 feet of tunneling has been done.
Bond & Co., who control the property
say there is greater reason for en-
enlargement just now than ever before.
The company does not own the Georgia
group.
8. d. B., sacramento.-The Yellow
Rose has next to the largest acreage
of patented ground in the Goldfeld dis
trict. There has been no extensive
work done on the property, but it's loca-
ton would indicate that it is within the
mineralized zone and that ore would
result from development. The company
is in good hands, but not very agrees
sive. The has recently pur-
chased machinery and done some work.
In this particular section deep mining
is necessary.
r. L. T., Berlin, Wis.-The firm of
which you ask cannot be recommended
by us in very high terms. They are
not mine makers but promoters and
fiscal agents. Their principals la be
good people and may know how to mine
and be disposed to spend the money
raised by the fiscal agents honestly. We
have heard of the property you ask
about and 1t is well thought of. We
cannot pass al opinion on it from per-
sonal knowledge.
y. b. NJ, Monrovia, kd.-No work to
speak of is being done on the Goldheld
Roanoke. and we do not know their
plans and prospects. Not enough work
has been done in that particular section
- miles directly east of the town of
Goldield-to determine the value of the
ground. There are some good lodges
but none nave been exploited.
T. D. w, ooldheld.-Property of the
company of which you speak is AZ
to 5 miles east of the known producing
district. Impossible, of course, to say
what extensive exploration would pro-
duce. but nothing of much value has
been found there. up to the present
time.
q. n. ", Victor, Colo.-Apache Dia-
mondfeld ground is north of Great Bend
hill and adjoins the Vernal on the north.
The Vernal Is regarded as good ground.
The Apache has not been worked enough
to disclose its worth. Not listed either
on Goldheld or San Francisco exchange.
=. A. H., Buffalo, u. I've have done
our best to locate the people you ask
about and get the information wanted.
We can neither find the parties or find
out anything about the Gold PAot Cop
per Co.
=. B., Edgerton, Wis.-Have heard
nothing for some time from the Red
Butte property owned by the Goldfield
L. Wisner & Co., New York City.
J. A. h., 0ermantown.-Goldheld
Noble is southeast of the Diasy. 2 miles.