The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-03

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The Daisy company also owns all the
valuable water rights in the district
and through them is purchased the
water used in the hydraulic and milling
operations in the camp. This in itself
yields the company treasury a hand
some revenue.
Installed over the shaft is a gallows
frame with a 25-horse power gasoline
hoist, while a fully equipped blacksmith
shop and engine room are a part of the
property.
1t will be seen by this that the com
pany has everything at hand and that
all moneys now secured can be devoted
entirely to the work of development.
In the meantime the Solid Gold Leas-
ing and Milling company have a lease
on a large block of the Daisy ground
which has passed from the prospect
stage into that of a regular producing
mine.
The main shaft of the Solid Gold
lease is down 125 feet at which point a
drift has been run for a distance of 50
feet to the south.
This drift is cutting through a three
foot body of ore which will run on an
average of from s15 to $50 to the ton of
free milling gold. Every little while
solid gold seams and stringers are en-
eountered which go up in the fancy
figures but these are not included in the
average figures given.
Where Interest Centers
Are Husband and Gushing about to
cut into the big ore body! That is the
all absorbing question of the day.
For the past few months all eyes
ahve been centered on the three sets of
leasers who are sinking for depth on the
Black Hawk claim of the Round Noun
tain Red Top Mining company in order
to find the big ore body which is be-
lieved to exist there.
For some time past all three leasers
have beet eating more or less good
looking prospects in the pan. At times
they have run into rich s%tringers and
seams of high grade ore but the big
ledge has not been cut.
On Thursday night the Husband
Gushing lease encountered what gives
every indication that within the next
few days the object of their efforts will
be attained. Tale and ledge matter has
been cut into and unless all signs fail
the main ledge cannot be very many
feet distant.
The shaft is down 275 feet and the
developments of the next few days will
be eagerly awaited.
Round Mountain Central
G.. S. johnson, secretary of the Round
Mountain Central Mining company and
G. r. Evans the vice president, are fig
uring on taking over 100000 shares of
the stock of this company for their W
the development of the property.
The officers of the Central company
ahve been trying hard for some months
to build up a treasury which would en-
able them to explore this splendid To-
Gated acreage but the general depres-
sion has made their task an almost in
~surmountable one.
It therefore speaks mighty well for
the property when two of it's officers
contemplate buying in such a large
block of the stock, which practically
means that their money is to furnish
the means of opening up and prospect
ing the ground.
Both Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Evans are
thoroughly familiar with the ground
and have an abiding faith in it's pro-
! ductiveness once the means are avail
able to get down to depth in order to
look for ore.
As a matter of fact its name of Cen
trail is not a misnomer for it adjoins or
is contiguous to such well known prop
critics IS the Fairview, Antelope, Com
bination and others equally meritorious
and has the possibilities of making one
of the most valuable pieces of mining
ground in the camp with proper devel-
opment.- Nugget.