The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02

Nevada Gold Mines company owns
eight or nine claims in Manhattan
Between ave hundred and a
thousand feet Of work has been done.
No recent des eiopmsnts worth recount
Atlantic and Pacific Is a good look
prospect located a couple of miles
from Manhattan. 1t lss not yet arisen
to the dignity cf a mine. but there Is
in the ~fcI nation to prevent the
of an immense body of fres MIL
ore. II is in a God lime formati II
v 18th an iron esrping Plenty of timber
o. o. d O., Clarinda, Iowa-Goldield's
pressing need at present is a
foundry and large machine shop. Mines
are sometimes closed down for a week
owing to the breaking Of a minor cast
ing. You don't write like a practical
mining man. Disabuse your mind of
the idea that you can go out and find a
mine during the hours when you are
resting from your foundry labors.
\. z. c.. Allentown, Pa.-Tule Canyon
il one Of the oldest IL not the oldest
mining district in Esmerdlda county. 1t
has produced a world OF placer gold amt
attention is now being paid. at least on
paper. to dredging for the yellow metal.
A number of quartz ledges are being
developed. Write to the treasurer cf
the Esmeralda Consolidated. j. F. Lind
say, care State Bank, Goldheld.
:. y. o's., Reno. Nev.-Palace Cold
field owns Rabbits Foot. Aqua Frio.
twenty-eight acres. b.. J.. Reilly is pres
ident; w. A. Sherman. vice president;
c.. W. f. Dorsey, treasurer; w. E. Row
lands. secretary; J. c. Mccormack, adj
ditional director. Group lies on south
side McMahon's ridge. Adjoins Great
Bend on south and and is west of Great
Bend Extension.
J. T., Portland, ore.-The Greater
Manhattan Consolidated Mining COM
pany is an Arizona Incorporation capt.
talized for one million shares. 1t owns
seven claims in East Manhattan and
has expended about $4,000 for develop
ment. Curtis Mann, Rhyolite. New. is
secretary of the company.
J. A. B., Germantown, ohio.-The
skipping out OF DR.. J.. Grant Lyman
has caused his lease on Mohawk Exten-
sion to lapse, but has not interferred
with the operations of the Mohawk
Limbo lease on the Poloverde claim of
the Jumbo Extension.
\. n. T., Lincoln, Neb.-The new map of
Goldheld by Elmer Chute will shortly
be issued. 1t will be the most reliable.
VIII be both in wall and pocket editions.
Price will be announced later in The
News. when the maps may be ordered
through this office.
Black Imp znquirers.-Several sub
scribers have written for the names of
the officers of the Goldfield Black Imp
Mining S. Morris is presi-
dent. He may be addressed care of new
exchange. Lewis II. Rogers is treas
urer.
w. =. g., Helena, Mont--"Present
business conditions" are good. There
are desirable openings" If you are a
good business man and are equipped
with capital. come TO camp and quietly
study for yourself the business condi-
tons and desirable openings
w. y. B., Covina, Cal.-Railroad con-
nections with the south will be COM
pleted within sixty days. If you object
to a frame building it will be difficult
for you to secure a location. Your line
of business is well represented.
r. T., san Francisco, Cal-Tooi
.sharpeners receive about Sc a day.
are not in demand at present. al
though more and more men are EN-
ployed. the supply increases even more
rapidly.
Three Maiden Ladies', San Francisco,
paper does not conduct a
matrimonial agency. You might find
three minors" here that would put
their heads into the moose. but wouldn't
three majors" do as well?
z. L. g., san Francisco.-Laborers are
plentiful. Goldfield mills have a capac-
ity of about two hundred tons a day.
The largest mill under construction or
contemplated in the Beatty section is
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
z. H., Chicago, Ill.-There are several
dry goods stores in Goldneld.
make big profits over the whole
price. but expenses are high.