The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-14

7. q. Chicago. 1t is indeed kind 10
say that none of the other papers you
receive get within a mile of the News.
Your later statement that they copy
freely from our columns is evidence that
| the abyss between them is not one of
their Intentional making. Your query
regarding the West End-Macnamara
feud can not be satisfactorily explained
even by a Philadelphia lawyer. several
| OF whom have been employed on the
| Mcnamara case; even Lindsay. the
famous author of Lindsay on Mining.
has been retained. What settlement has
been made, IL any. is not within the
knowledge Of The News. but this is GER
tain, the Mcnamara, as well as the
West End. is shipping ore. and good
ore. The Mcnamara is credited with
possessing one of the best underground
showings in Tonopah. but as to advising
the purchase of stock. that is a matter
not dealt in by The News. which aims
solely to furnish it's subscribers with
information. There is also a possibility
that YOU have confused the West End
with the Tonopah Extension. The Mac
namara is sandwiched in between these
properties. The same statement regard
4 Ing Inc NEWS Anu tips StofoS
Spouse to your question about the
Kewanas, Of which you ask.
The story Is well substantiated that
a cave in in the Kewanas recently re-
vealed the presence of an ore lens that
had been passed upon in a drift. Very
few miners are employed in the prop
erty. no general resumption having taxi
en- place since the recent labor trouble.
All promotion stock in this company is
held in escrow.
=. p. J.. Little work is being done at
present in the Kewanas. but the company
has a good treasury. both in cash and
stock. All the promotion stock is
pooled and is held by a very few people.
There is said to be an excellent ore
showing in the property. The Red Top
vein apparently passes through that
portion of the estate recently leased to
the Red Top Consolidated company and
thence into the Miss Jessie claim OF the
Iaeuna. The news columns of this
issue will tell of a strike on the Mus
hett lease on the Laguna, which appar-
emily is the Red Top vein. as was also
the formation pierced by a diamond
drill on that property something over a
year ago, which was reported to carry
very high values.
G.. G.. O., Bloomington, III. Twelve
claims compose the estate of the Bonnie
Claire West Extension Mining company,
adjoining the well known Bonnie Claire
on the west. The claims are fully pro-
tected. the annual work having been
performed on all of them. While this
a1S1;no nna Of the we'll known
producers of Southern Nevada. 1t has
not yet fourd values, because deep de-
yelopment has not been attempted. The
News is informed by one of the direc-
tors of the company that within a short
time active exploration work on the
group will be started.
Mrs. W. n. A., Rushville, Indiana.
The Precious Metals Mining company
has abandoned work. at least temper
arily on all its properties except the
lease which they hold on two blocks
of the Black Bear claim of the Atlanta
group. Lateral work is now being car
ried on there. with excellent prospects
of the shaft being sunk deeper at an
early date. The claims which you men
ton are held by the company, but are
not being developed now. The stock Is
not listed nor is it traded in on the
curb. and we can not give its value.
W. n. D., Boston, Mass. Goldfield
Mollie may prove to be all right. but
not one Goldfelder in a thousand knows
it's location. This much is certain. 1t
is beyond the malapai in the Sassy Sal
district. in a section that has not yet
proven of any worth. Mollie and Sally
certainly do not belong to the grande
monde of Goldfeld's mineral sisterhood.
They are no relation to Florence.