The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-05-11

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p. D. and othsrs-The Nevada East
ern. leasing on the Silver Pick has gone
out Of business. and the lease has re-
verified to the parent company. Judge
| wilstaedt made an honest effort to sell
stock to keep the lease going but the
times were lean. The strike came on
and he had to give up. But the STOCK
holders will still have a show Tor their
money. Judge willstaedt Is a large
holder of stock in a new company about
to be organized. The company will own
outright property west of the Sand
storm adjoining the Calumet. owned by
Posey and others, on which 1t Is said
ore was found at 125-foot level. The
Judge proposes to reimburse all his old
stockholders out of his own personal
holdings in the new company. This
company will also take over the Pot
latch lease, and stockholders in this
company will likewise be reimpursed
from Judge willstaedt's personal hold
ings. Such an honest effort to make
good is certainly commendable.
\. o. D., Philadsiphis.-The Tramps
Consolidated is pushing work on its
property. A winze that was started
from the 250-foot station. is now down
100 feet. a 15-horse power hoist has
been installed to facilitate further sink
ing. A crosscut will be driven from the
bottom of the winze, which Is expected
to cut the ledge at about Is feet. As
soon as the ledge is encountered and
the width of the. ore body determined,
the ledge will be explored by laterals.
Sinking will be resumed as soon as the
crosscut is out a few feet. A decided
change has taken place in the character
of the ore in the Denver mine. In the
upper levels the ore is rhyolite breccia,
highly silicious and spotted with hema-
tite. the hematite showing free gold.
Below the breccia is not so coarse. being
more nearly solid quartz almost free
from manganese and the gold is frmer.
being more evenly distributed through
the ledge.
@. n. c., Newport, =. x.-Again refer
ing to the Mohawk Leasing Syndicate,
which. by some unexplained inadvert-
ance was referred to as unknown" in a
recent issue. The Mohawk Leasing
Syndicate has a lease on Mohawk No. 1.
on which has been done extensive and
persistent work from the beginning of
the lease: in fact between $4,000 and
$50, 900 has been spent on the ground.
A shaft well timbered from top to bot
tom is down $50 feet. and 500 feet of
crosscuts and drifts driven. The lease
is splendidly equipped with all kinds of
machinery for making a mine, but so
far the work lone has not disclosed ore
in commercial quantities. The lease
expires in October but the management
expects an extension of the lease to
January /. If 1T is given it will be on
account of the good and faithful but
proftless mining so far done.
q. y. H., Willis, Texas.-The Richard
Mohawk has started up but has confined
it's efforts to mucking out the big cave
In that came during the strike when
work was suspended. The workings
will be cleared by the first of the week
when drifting will resume. There are
two shafts, one 221 feet. the other 200.
The two leases adjoining the Richard
Mohawk the Scully ard the Higginson,
both have fine ore and the Richard
ought to get into good values in an
other 40 feet on the drift.
n K, Peoria, Iu.-The Mohawk Jum-
be and the Mohawk Florence are both
good high class stocks. The News
lately has had considerable to say about
these properties in the regular news
columns, and 1T shouldn't be necessary
to repeat here. The Mohawk Florence
has the making of one of the famous
leases of the camp. The same may be
said of the Mohawk Jumbo. Both have
rich ore.
I. G., Duluth.-Yellow Tiger has lis
acres well located. No work done as yet.
A three years lease has just been let to
Marvin Storm. who will sink a 3-com-
partment shaft 500 feet. The contract
has been let for the 1st) 100 feet with
temporary machinery. A 100-horse
power electric hoist and 40-foot steel
gallows have been purchased in Denver
which are being rushed The leasers
state that they will go 1000 feet If
necessary. The shaft is on the Jackass
claim.
L. A. D, Highlands, Cal.-The Gold
field Third Chanc Mining company owns
the Third and Golden Vault claims just
east of Goldfeld. The property adjoins
the c. o. D., the Atlanta and the Gold
field Combination. A hoist and gallows
frame lave been set up and the shaft,
which is now down between 60 and 10
feet will be sunk to depth as rapidly as
the work can be done. An extra shift
was put to work on the property last
Monday. w. It. Bailey is president of
the company and A. f. Boyce, secretary.
w. g., Long Beach, Calif-There is
no litigation pending against the indian
Camp on account of the Sullivan failure
or for any other cause. A new company,
with Il. b. Hickey the wealthy banker
and mine owner at the head, took over
the affairs of the Sullivan Trust COM
pany and the Indebtedness is all being
cleared up, and the properties working.
We hear splendid reports from the In
dian Camp.
W. II. h, Boston, Mass.-As far as
we can learn the people of whom you
ask are not operating here now, nor can
We get any trace of them. No one seems
to know anything OF the London-Neva-
da Mining company. We shall keep
track of the so-called company and print
In these columns anything that turns
up.
W. W. H.-We can give you no In
formation about the Manhattan Reliance
Consolidated. Diligent inquiry elictes
no information other than that it is a
wildcat. in fact this WEB the unani-
nous verdict of all our informants.
y. L. r, Fan Rivsr.-Goldield Syndi-
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