The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-09-12

r. ". T.. and others. Coming Nation
is in a bad way. A suit has peeh
brought against the company for ABOUT
$500 by one of the Wilson's VINO form
erly controlled the property, claiming
this amount due on services as man
aoer. Brewer. who formerly controlled
the property and company, has elm,
mated himself from the company AMI
the camp, and the company mas peeh
drifting. At one time, when the com
pany was in good shape, Charles NAT
ton, Esq, a local attorney OF repute'
san;or member of the firm of Hatton q
Hatton, permitted his name to be useo
as president. He was titular mead o.
the company only, as in too many cases
of the kind. and gave no attention to Its
affairs. He claims that he received no
consideration whatever, for the use o.
name, not any stock, even. 1t was pure
" \ courtesy to some friends. Mr.. Hat
ton, after the company got into a tan
ole. managed to get hold of the stock
books and other official papers and rec
ords. and saws he will protect the com
pany if enough stockholders show the
proper interest. Otherwise, the prop
erty NAV be sold to satisfy the claim
pending. We would advise stoekhoiders
to write Hatton & Hatton at once.
r. L. s., Los Angeles. From what We
have since learned, it is altogether pos
sible that this paper has been imposed
upon by a correspondent at Tip Top.
who has been giving that camp what we
supposed to be merited publicity. HIS
enthusiastic claims for the camp have
been disputed by a gentleman from that
general vicinity, who implies that Tip
Top was building it's fortunes upon the
merit of another or nearby camp. An
extract from a letter received reads as
follows: "There is not a pound OF ore
being shipped out of Tip Top. This
ore that is being shipped comes from
Dun Glen, five or six miles north OF Tip
~
TOP. Dun Glen is an old mining camp
and has taken out high grade in its day.
This man had two claims adjoining the
old works. He got a little money, did
a little digging and struck ore. SO he
bonded it to a company and they are
shipping ore, and a man that worked
there told me that the ore assayed $loO
per ton, but they had to sort it very
close. He said they had lots of low
grade that they are not shipping"
H. H., Paris, Me. The only informa'
ton at hand regarding the Wyman-Vick
Gold Mining company is that CLEANED
from the latest edition of the Hand
book of Nevada Mines, published by
The Goldfield News: The company was
incorporated in South Dakota with a
capitalization of 100000 shares of a
par value of 81 each; 100000 shares
are treasury. The company owns three
claims in the Gold Mountain district,
Esmeralda county. A shaft fifty feet
deep is said to nave encountered ore.
G. E. Wyman is secretary, treasurer and
general manager. His office is in New
York City.
g. w. E., San Francisco. You can
make no mistake in buying Florence.
While this department as a rule does
not advise on the purchase or sale of
any given stock, still we feel entirely
warranted in urging the purchase of
Florence. We wish all our subscribers
had put their money, little or big, into
such stocks as Florence, instead of the
cheap speculative issues. Florence has
been a little slow, perhaps, but it is sure
and safe. 1t will be selling at So or So
per share before the first of the year,
in our opinion.
A. F., Marquette, Mich. Doctor Won
der is about to be developed by Messrs.
Hooper & Manning, who are Goldfeld-
ers and heavy owners of the stock. The
former president-manager, Henry Web
er, has been deposed. Some data re-
garding the Nevada Wonder appears
elsewhere in this issue of The News.
(2) Ruby Wonder is controlled by F. M.
and w. C. Ish of Goldfeld, who will
mail you the information desired. No
data is obtainable regarding the fourth
property mentioned.
J. T. r., New York. The keystone
Nevada Mining company has been alb
sorbed by the Green Hills Mining com
pany. The property is at Olinghouse,
White Horse district. The company is
operating and a large amount of devel-
opment work has been done. We shall
endeavor to get more detailed informa-
ton for you. Stocks of the Olinghouse
district are not much traded in on this
market. Reno is the market. Write
Nat G. Goodwin & Co., Reno.
F. L. F., York, Pa. No strikes have
recently been made by the Frances
Mohawk company. The ore returns you
noted in the production table are from
second grade dumps on the company's
Mohawk lease, which are being sorted
and shipped by tributers. This ore runs