The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-15

r,.re has recently been a decided i'm
IN. in conditions in this district
i recognized as the precursor Of
.. coming this fall, says the Min
ius Investor.
rairyiew Eagle has been making
lar shipments. They manage tc
,wo ore sorters busy right along
-. been reported in Goldfeld that
-.,or Newhouse was trying to ge,
FOL Of the property. If he does, il
..rtaiu that the property will be
..,o,slv worked and developed into
rio mine, if such a thing a be ac-
..mnlished by unlimited energy and re-
200. The Twenty-onc lease on the
r.r,e made a shipment a few weeks ago
IA is still taking the ore out. The
,..oss themselves do not know the ex.
..D, of their ore. 1t seems as though
.rhsrever they put a shot in it discloses
- The formation appears to be all
,.oten M matter. The workings of
~. lease are located on the north side
:, Tho same hill the Nevada Hills is on.
Tho Great Nevada Hills mine is still
rlugging along the same as usual with
.,ortv of ore in sight. 1t is believed
,... The next official statement is going
"a show that this property is bigger and
hotter than ever before.
The brother of Roy Ridge returned
recently and has started up his lease on
the Dromedary Hump. The Stacy lease
an the Dromedary Hump is still in ac-
,iou. with ore in sight.
The Golden Boulder lease is looking
hotter thar ever. Your correspondent
was M there recently and saw some
very rich ore that came out of the
workings. some of which was literally
covered with horn silver.
Mr.. Treanor, of the Hot Onion, is ex-
,eeted in town soon and it is rumored
that the owning company, the Wyom-
iug.Nevada Mining company, will re-
sume work in the near future.
Mr.. Harris, of the Golden Slipper
Mines company, and a party of seven,
was in town a short time ago. He said
that the Slipper would resume work
probably within a month or so.
The Mizpah lease is looking fine.
Seven men are at work and making a
small production.
The Almanto property is shut down
pending the installation of the new
hoist.
The Gold Crown is still sinking and
expects to cut the ledge, which runs on
an incline, within 80 feet.
For the purpose of obtaining first
hand impressions of the Queens prop
erty, E. Meers, a leading attorney of
Joliet. ILL.,, and Joseph Kreis, a mining
engineer of New York and Pittsburg,
visited Wonder early this week, says
the Wonder Mining News. Mr.. Kries,
accompanied by George Williams, went
over the Queens ground, and expressed
himself afterward as very favorably
impressed with the showing.
1.-THE surface indications and the
formation have convinced me that there
is a mine on the ground,' said Mr..
Kries, "and my report, which will be
made to certain persons who already
have some holdings in the company and
are thinking of considerably increasing
these, will be favorable. The big lodges
and values on the surface, in connection
with other considerations, indicate that
this property will yield a large produc-
ton of commercial ore. The company, l
have been given to understand, In
tends to start extensive development
work within a comparatively short time.
There is no doubt in my mind as to the
complete justification of this work.
because of the limited time at my
disposal, l have not been able to look
over the district in general, but | have
seen several properties, and have no