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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11
BLUE LIGHT A GREAT MINE

crosscut seven veins of pay ore. which
did not show on the surface.
1t Is evident that those shoots come
from the great ore bodies which lie be-
meath; the ore-making formation is now
proven to be over 500 feet wide between
walls. 1t is intimated that the COM
any Is o to erect an extensive
smelter to treat the Blue Lights ore.
e. F. Adams. the prominent mining
man now located in Reno. who pur-
chased this mine, and sold it to Indian
apolis capitalists, always insisted that
the Blue Lights would ultimately de-
velop one of the greatest di~vidend-pay-
ing mines in the west, and his predic-
tSon is now being verified.
Mr.. Storms. tho present manager, and
Mr.. Baker, the superintendent, men
eminently qualified for their positions.
predict that the stock of this company
will in time go to 800 per share. or
over.
Mr.. Stonham. who recently reported
on this mine. stated that the ore blocked
GU. in this property. would net the
stockholders (above the 300-foot level)
over two million dollars. Mr.. Stonham
is a very able mining engineer. and was
sent to examine the property by the
eastern directors. in view of Installing
reduction works at the mine.-Reno
Gazette.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11

AVA4VAOx
Joe H Wilson is developing the rich
lead opened up on his claims thirty
miles east of Lovelocks. A few days
ago he uncovered a new ledge that gave
every indication of being strong in
nickle. An assay will be necessary to
determine the character and quality Of
the rock. but 1t is heavily mineralized.
B. J. Carpenter. a young Colorado
p~rospector. has made a rich strike in
the mountains west OF Salt Marsh. about
twelve miles south of Boyers. He has
located seven claims on which can be
traced extensive lodges that are from
1--WE to seven feet wide Inc heavily i'm
~pregnated with gold. rich paintings hav-
ing been obtained.
A ten-foot ledge has been located by
c. b. Nichols and b. o. F. Farran, fifty
miles north of Rosebud at Donnelly
mountain. Surface assays gave returns
Of $32 in gold and at a depth of ten feet
the ore assayed 1929.
Cecil Biggs has made a strike In the
Calico hills, As northwest of Rosebud.
The ore assayed well in gold but details
are not yet known.
The Buckaroo mine, consisting of a
group of five claims located about three
miles northwest of Dyke. is showing
up some rich ore. Two assays from
samples recently taken from a shoot
opened on the surface ran S753.30 and
$1,000 q ton. Two hundred tons Of
milling ore have been taken from the
tunnel, 40 tons of which. 1t Is estimated,
will exceed 500 a ton.
Several lodges carrying good values
have been uncovered on the Sure Winner
group of fourteen claims. located last
March by Foster and Darling.
Salt Lake capitalists have purchased
the group of claims belonging to Chris
Deiss and julius Sigmund. five miles
east of w~innemucca
There is considerable activity in the
Gold Creek. district and considerable
prospecting and development work is
being done.
On the H-ardman-King property prep
a~rations are being mad to drive a tun-
mel to tap the ledge which was encoun-
tered in the shaft and from which sam
pies were taken hat assayed 1874 per
cent lead. $132.60 in silver and $50 in
gold.
On the Coleman group. two miles
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11

Reports from the Blue Light mines.
which are located six miles west of
Nina. Esmeralda county. this state,
confirm the opinion of all mining men
who have visited this s~ilver-copper prop
erty. that 1t will develop into one of the
greatest mines of this country.
In the 4o0-foot Level the ore bodies
uncovered are something phenomenal as
to tonnage and high values; the vein
of pay ore on this level Is over "a feet
wide, and carries values as high as oil
per cent copper and 500 ounces in silver.
This immense vein extends the full
length of seventeen claims and is found
in place on both extensions of the Blue
Light property, and is now being worked
by other companies. Large bunkhouses
and stables for the accommodations OF
the company's men and teams, a black
smith shop, s~hafthouse. dining rooms.
~cookhouse. and all other buildings for
the better facilities of the working of
the property. have been completed.
A 45-horse power gasoline hoist is
working continually, carrying ore to
the dumps for shipment, which are be-
ing regularly made. The average re-
turns from the smelter of the last eight
carloads of ore gave the company 81
per cent copper. &c ounces in silver m
four ounces in gold.
An extra s5-horse power gasoline
hoist has been ordered. and will be in
stalled upon its arrived. 1t is the in
tension OF the company to sink a shaft
at least $500 feet deep. and crosscut
the ore bodies at every 10o-foot level.
1t is the opinion of Manager Storms
and Superintendent Baker that the Blue
Light will open up the greatest silver
copper mine west Of the Mississippi
river. In addition to the compartment
shaft. which Is now down to the depth
of 400 feet. the company Is running q
tunnel. which has already
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11
WHEELER ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER SHOWING AT WONDER

Monnette Wonder Mining companies.
Daisy Wonder is progressing rapidly at
the present time. the shaft being down
about SO feet in extremely promising
ore. The shaft is being sunk at the
junction of what is believed to be the
original Wonder vein from the Nevada
Wonder and a ledge traversing the Daisy
Wonder coming from the Tune Wonder,
which is already in shipping ore. A
25-horse power hoist has been installed
on the property and development work is
being pushed with all possible dispatch.
Mr.. Wheeler is confident that a big
body of shipping ore will be opened up
within the first 100 feet. On the property
of the Monnette Wonder adjoining and
contiguous with the Nevada Wonder for
over 1900 feet, a force of men are at
work trenching the property for the
purpose of determining the place at
which the main working shaft will be
sunk. A huge dyke, in some places so
to 60 feet wide, can be traced from the
Nevada Wonder extending on and
through the property of the Monnette
Wonder and is plainly d%iscernible by
huge o~utcroppings as far as the property
of the Spider e Wasp.
Mr.. Wheeler states that the Spider &,
Wasp. which lies four or five miles
northwest of the Nevada Wonder, is one
of the best looking properties in the
camp and that the leasers are all OPEN
ing up rich bodies of ore. The Jack Pot
and vulture properties are also in ship
ping ore as well as the Tune Wonder,
Golden Wonder. Rex, Colorado and
Ruby Wonder. Aside from these prop
critics there are at least a half dozen
more In the camp which ave shipping
ore sacked or in sight. 1t is under
stood that the Nevada Wonder will
make the first shipment this coming
week, followed by the Spider & Wasp,
Jack Pot and the Vulture.
The Philadelphia syndicate in control
Of the Nevada Wonder mine are plan
ming the erection Of a 100000 plant for
the reduction n treatment Of it's ores.
Every day brings reports Of new
strikes as a result of the active devel-
opnent work now being carried On.
THE work has been hearing much of
Wonder in the past six months" said
Mr.. Wheeler. "and will hear more as
time goes On. To exaggerate the great
ness and future possibilities Of the dis
trict would be difficult and no mere mar
rative or description can give an ade-
quate idea of it's area. extent and rich
ness"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11

A.. X. Wheeler, of the firm of Davis.
Wheeler & Co.. who are among the
heavy operators in Wonder, has just
returned from a ten-day trip to the
northern camp and is very enthusiastic
one of the richest mineral sections in
Nevada. In area and extent it is fully
as large as Goldfeld. covering an area
of about six square miles.
According to the Goldfeld operator.
the Nevada Wonder property has every
indication of developing into one of the
richest mines in Nevada and bids fair
to equal. II not rival. the famous Mo-
hawk of Goldfeld. The surface showing
on his property far excels anything in
the state aside from the Nevada Hills
In the Fairview district. The main ledge
outcropping on the surface of the Ne
vada Wonder is fully 40 feet wide and
of pure quartz. 1t outcrops for several
hundred feet and extends into the air in
some places 20 feet high.
"Work is being pushed on the Nevada
Wonder by means of shafts and tunnels
1t is estimated at the present time that
it has fully $3.50. 900 worth of shipping
ore on the dump awaiting shipment.
The Nevada Wonder reminds one of the
hub of a wheel from which the lodges
radiate in different directions.
The lodges on this property run east
and west and on the east side of the
they have been eroded off, ex-
posing a mammoth vein of white quartz
fully 40 feet wide. which runs to the
very top of the mountain. Almost any
place along this ledge can be taken as
says which run over 5000. The shaft
which has been started on the north side
of the mountain shows a 6h-foot vein
which returns values of better than
5000. This Is a new shaft and is sew
eral hundred feet from the big outcrop-
pings where the old works are. The
proportions of gold to silver is steadily
increasing with depth, not only in the
Nevada Wonder, but in all of the other
big properties as well. Although not
definitely known, 1t Is believed that
there is over $1,000. 900 blocked out and
with another six months development
work I believe the Nevada Wonder will
show bigger ore reserves than any
property in this state. Much high grade
ore has already been sacked on this in
FAINT prodigy and 1t will average in the
neighborhood of $780,"
While in Wonder Mr.. Wheeler spent
several lays inspecting the firms vari-
Gus holdings. more particularly the
properties of the Daisy Wonder and
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11
MINING NEWS OF THE STATE
Condensed Summary Of the Latest Developments Throughout the
Different Counties

northwest of Gold Creek. active develop
power and hosting works are nov being
installed by Manager Weber and as
soon as this work Is completed a force
OF men will be put to work. A shaft
has been sunk on this property over 200
feet and Is now in ore which assays
better than 500 in gold. The National
Development company Of Salt Lake City
has this property leased.
The Empire Mining and Investment
company. of Muncie. Ind, are making
preparations to commence work on the
Empire group. consisting Of eleven
claims. generally known as the John
French property. A 140-foot a and
other development work has been done
on this property and 1t has produced
shipping ore.
WHIT xxHE
The Champion group of three claims.
located near Comin's ranch have been
purchased from M. lehman & Co.. by a
party of Salt Lake capitalists. The
price was $4,000.
A large number of p~rospectors are ac-
lively engaged in locating claims near
the old Peacock mine where some ex-
cellent surface showings have been
made.
s. Herbert Williams of Boston has
made the second payment on the pur-
chase price Of $40. 900 for the Mohawk
mine. There is $4,000 still due the
original owners Joh Weber. Albert
Heusser, F. NJ. Clark and Neil Munro.
The Mohawk lies directly south Of the
Chairman mine and together with the
Chief of the Hills group form the prin-
cipal asset Of the Williams Ely Copper
company.
DOUGLAS
Ten feet of $50 ore has been encoun-
tered in the Aetna mine at Pinenut but
owing to the presence of water in the
workings a gasoline pump will be in
stalled. AS soon as the water is
pumped out Of the mine shipping will
begin.
One hundred dollar ore Is being taken
out by the Buckskin Mining and Leas
ing company since the new gasoline
hoist was installed.
The Buckskin Gold Nugget company
has installed an 1S-horse power gasoline
hoist and is now sinking a double COM
partment shaft on it's property at Buck
skin.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11
ONE rHousAMD OUNCE oaz

One thousand ounce silver ore has
been struck on the Baltic group, Willow
creek. where a fine body of rich galena
was a short time ago.. says
the Greenwater Miner.
Samples of the high grade silver ore
were brought to town last night by
Thomas Sullivan. The ore Is so rich
that canvas Is spread when blasting IL
in progress. 80 that there may be no loss
OF the precious metal. 1t IL said that
the rich streak is about two feet In
width
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29

ety of farmers implements as we'll as their assortment of seeds and fert1- lizers. In fact, most anything used on a farm can be found there in all sizes and grades of goods. As a supply store it is complete in every depart ment and very low prices, which are always feature with them.
 The ob]ect of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in ac- quiring the insignificant 35-mile-lOng Poughkeepsie and Eastern railroad was to obtain control of tho terminals and docks of the latter in Poughk eep- sic. These were the only possessi ons of the Poughkeepsie and Eastern which amounted to anything. The New Haven road, of course, previously controlled the Central New England railway company, which owns the Poug G4eepsie bridge, but does not own an entrance into the city of Pough- keepsie. On this account the New Haven has finally taken over the bank rupt Poughkeepsie and Eastern, which Russell Sage took on foreclosure and which has now been acquired from his estate. The PoughkeepSie and East ern runs from Poughkeepsie to Boston Corners, that strange railroad center which might be thought an important spot from the fact that three roads meet in it. but which is actually god fOrsaken jumping-of place.