The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-12-05

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you saw from ga practical mini.
man." opining that the Florence IN
"would new be run successfully D..
must be moved from its present loe,.;.-
and be rebuilt is only one ~ a.
many knocks that have been di,o.,
against this camp. J. b. Fleming ~,
designer of the Goldfeld Consolid.,.,,
million dollar mill, recently insnee,os
the Florence plant and pronounced !,
nearly perfect as constructive al
metallurgieal skill could devise o~s
eonsummate. Mr.. Trimmings add,o..
is San Francisco, care of Union T..
Works. The mill will be in opera,io-
within a week or two. 1t is a fact tb,,
the beginning of operations was ~
siderably delayed by failure of ~.
%terial to arrive on contract time. sor.
changes were made in the plans af,e,
their original approval. 1t was also
necessary to relay a portion of the n;no
line, but it is certain that the Floyona.
mill will shortly give a good account a.
itself. The freight, Red King. F70,.
ence and Cornishman claims. wbera H.
mill is located, were patented lone .oo
The applications for patent now heinz
advertised are the water claims NJ a.
company.
E. e. L., Port Huron, Mich.-Tbo
Blue Bell people own good property !,
Goldfeld, but are doing nothing moro
that protecting it, with necessary as.
sessment work. During the past year
the company bought an old property At
Berlin, Nevada, that had a splendid
record during the palmy days of min.
ing. Owing to the difficulty of getting
cheap transportation and other faeil.
tiles, the mine closed. Since then. i'm.
provements have been made in MINING
and milling, whereby the old mine and
mill could be put in operation at a
profit. The company bought the prop.
erty, put the mill in condition, and be.
gan running through the large amount
of ore on the dump, meanwhile, working
the property. Not long ago, a cleanup
was made at the mill with very salts.
factory results, and it is believed the
Blue Bell will have one of the profit.
able propositions of the state. The of.
ficers are s. T. Pierson, president, and
Walter Whitmore, secretary, Goldfeld.
There is no debt on the property of con.
sequence, we believe, or at least none
that annot be taken care of at any
time.
A. A., Toledo, O.-Hazel Goldfeld is
esteemed highly in Goldfeld. The com
pany seems to be composed of dread
naughts, as is witnessed by their sink
ing what was at that time the deepest
shaft in the camp before securing a 81
assay. Now they have shipping ore, |
having struck what is indubitably the
Red Top ledge. General Manager NJ. /!
j. Fink is responsible for the item in /:
The News stating that C. W. Gehrman
had turned the property down, deelar !
ing it worthless. Mr.. Fink has tele- 1
grams to prove his statement, coming |
from eastern shareholders to whom DR.. |
Gehrman reported. Mr.. Jordan has not
resigned from the company. He is an
enthusiast over it's future and is now in /
Goldfeld watching it's development.
A. & E., Dayton, O.-You ask about I
the Florence Mohawk M. & l.. We know 4
OF no such company. There is, or
rather was, a Mohawk Florence NJ. & (
l.. Co., that held leases on the Florence, 4
G.. O. ID. and Jumbo Extension; and as
this description conforms to yours, sup
pose you NEAR the same. The Mohawk
Florence has gone out of existence. The
company paid one dividend, and then
its assets, amounting to about $3O,OW
in cash, were merged with the assets OF
other companies managed by Viekers
and Robinson, and taken over by a com
pany known as the Nevada Goldfeld
Lease company, with George Viekers as
manager. Write him, office at Gold
field.
g. w. B., Tufts College, Mass.-The
Nevada Goldfeld Lease company was
organized some twelve months ago, 10
take over several leases held by sepaf
ate companies promoted by Robinson
and Vickers. DIR. Robinson did not aP
pear in the new company, but George
Vickers is president, and G. 5. Barnes
secretary, both of Goldfeld. TIL leases
taken over were the Mohawk uo'u
Bar, the Mohawk Daisy and the Mo
hawk Florence. Stock in the NevauS
GOldfield or the consolidated compan!
was given in exchange for stock In Tue
various companies that were mergeo'
upon a stated basis.
T. D. f., Baltimore.-The promoter
you inquire about has been very ae'''
in the affairs of this camp almost sin''
its inception. He has made ana !"
pended large Sums of money IN mlhiAs
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