The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-09-18
MlzPAH MINING co.
Report of the Conditions of this
Wonderfully Rich Estate
In Fairview

Farview Mizpah shares will soon go
to $1,000 and higher backed by the
real merits of the Mizpah mine and as
soeiated properties with their enormous
ore bodies as an asset.
Trading in this desirable mining Sc
curity will begin on the New York
curb about November 1st, as the ship
ping of high grade ore will commence
promptly on that date.
The balance due of $3.50 on pur.'
chase price of the Fairview Mizpah
estate has been paid off in full and the
deed to the company was placed on
record at Failon Nevada, Churchill
County Records office. Sept, 8, 1903.
John J. Mcdonald, Steve Wolschlag,
Rudolph Kneer, and d. j. Kennedy
with other stock holders furnished the
money.
Before John j. McDononald, Steve
Wolschlag, and Rudolph Kneer paid
over their share of the money they
mad the Mizpah mine examined by w.
P. Day of the Woldorf Mine, Colorado,
and this is what he found after care
fully sampling the ore bodies IS ex-
posed in the workings of the property:
Ten feet of ore in bottom of 70 foot
shaft, sampled clear across, averaged
$Ss.47.
Five feet of ore at 200 foot level
sampled clear across averaged $34.21.
Eighteen inches of sulphide ore along
side of five feet above averaged
S239. 45
Six to nine inch seam tale in upraise
$50 foot level averaged s235. 45
Assayed August 10th, 1908 by the Pa
cifc Refinery and Assay Office, 400
Mission ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Reserving duplicate of each sample
the same lot was assayed again at
Denver. Colo, by r. E. Wood & Co.,
1884 Arapahoe Street with the following
result:
Ten feet of ore bottom of shaft
sampled clear across $Sl.24.
Five feet of ore 200 foot level samp-
led clear across $3.50.
Eighteen inches along side above
five feet $235.89
Six to nine inches tale in upraises
1921. .s9.
To further prove the richness of the
Mizpah, D. j. Kennedy invited John
J. Mcdonald and Rudolph Kneer to Wis
it the Mizpah and sample it again on
Sept. 4th, 1908, at which time Mr.. Me-
Donald took five samples haphazard
from the 200 foot level to the bottom
of the shaft; the samples were assayed
on Sept. 9th, by George A. James Co.,
81 Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal,
with the following result:
Two feet high grade tale average
Sss4.02.
Sulphide ore at 200 foot level S24s. OF.
Quartz about three feet in shaft
sl36'17.
Quartz about four feet in shaft s73.-
so.
Wall rock $7.37
Some late assays from the company
Of J. A. Pearce, Fairview, Nevada:
High grade quartz sl77. 80; high grade
quartz, S204.56; high grade quartz
S236. rs; high grade tale sS39. DO; high
grade quartz sl22.s2; high grade
quartz S2o5.S4; high grade tale 81, ,255.-
45; high grade tale S994.95.
The company has splendid treas
ury on hand although not single share
of treasury stock has been sold to the
public aud none for sale.
Aggressive development work has
been carried on since the purchase of
the property last October, beginning
with a shaft right down in high grade
ore for seventy feet, proving the con-
tinui,y of same as well as dip of the
vein.
The contour of the Mizpah noun
tain being favorable one for a fine
working tunnel, after establishing the
ceartainty of the big Mizpah vein GO
ing down, long tunnel of 450 feet
was driven to catch the main ledge at
depth of 2S0 feet perpendicular.
Encountering the huge ledge over
so feet wide at the 230 foot level, 200
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