Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-01-18
STRAIGHT NEWS TIPS
RIGHT FROM ROSEBUD
Everything Moving Fast as Con-
ditions and Weather Permit.
RAPID GROWING BONANZA CAMP
Plenty Of Good Water at Seventy
Fest In Depth Many Establish
I'd Business Houses.
ROSEBUD. January IA, 1907.

ROSEBUD. January Ia, 1907.
There are now about 100 tents in
Rosebud. Tne more pretentious ones
have wooden floors and sides. while
entire wooden buildings are going up
as fast as the lumber can be hauled
in. The business houses and Offices
now in town are: Four saloons; three
lodging tents. with comfortable cots /;
two restaurants; two Offices of deputy
U. s. mineral surveyors; one mining
engineer; or :. lat market; two assay
Offices and one brokerage Office.
The district recorders Office is now
up The postofice will be located
next door to the recorders office.
There is also a feed yard and a
number of tents in the different gulch-
es adjacent to Rosebud.
Work on the town we'll is still 60
ing on, although the we'll is supplying
good deal of water every day, at a
depth of 65 feet.
The Powhattan Club, social or
ganization, have their own restaurant
with chef, dining room, etc.
Location work on most of the
claims is about completed and devel-
opment of the best looking prospects
is being started. Lawrence & Co.,
who purchased the Golden Anchor
group of claims will soon start work
on that property. The Golden Anchor
No. 2 pans gold freely.
The Brown Palace group has rich
ore opened up in several places along
the vein for 1900 feet.
Chas. Scossa has recently opened
up ledge north of Rosebud 40 feet
wide. which averages SO ounces silver
and Sc in gold.
Kennedy & Blossom, who purchased
the Rattlesnake group Of claims.
being the extension of the Golden
Anchor property, have the Golden
Anchor ledge extending through their
ground for over 1000 feet, and will
start work very soon. 1t is said that
Mr.. Kennedy will establish a bank ut
Rosebud.
At Rosebud Spring there is still a
number of tents of the pioneers in
the Rosebud district. At Rabbit
Hole springs, few miles further
west. there are several tents and con-
siderable location work is going on
near there, and some very good silver
ore has been found near by.
Construction of the telephone line
from Humboldt to Rosebud is pro-
crossing rapidly and the line will
soon be ready for business.
Work on the new wagon road from
Winnemucca is going on. The road
will enter the camp from the north
east, around north Of the Sulphur
road.
The automobile road will be run
from Ryepatch station, via Rabbit
Hole springs. thereby getting an easy
grade.
1t is said that the new wagon road
from Lovelock to Rosebud, via Yer.
non, Seven Trougns and Stone House.
Is the best move made 30 far. as it
will not only be the most direct route
from Lovelock to tn camp, but will
give mining men an opportunity to
stop at all the camps on the route.
At present ten or twelve freight
teams, two of which are l2.animal
teams. are hauling freight from Hum
boldt and Mill City, where great guam.
titles of it are piled and more is ar
irving right along. Great quantities
of freight, destined for Humboldt and
Rorebud seems to be lost or side
tracked somewhere on the s. P. lines
The passenger travel is from Mill
City, stages meeting the morning
trains and driving over TO Rosebud, a
distance of 30 miles, in 6 to 8 hours,
depending on the condition of the
roads. The stage fare is SIS.
Placer ground 10 the vicinity Of
Rosebud hes been known to exist fol