The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-02
FROM THE oOLDFrELD NEWS. NOVEMBER IA, 1905
FAMOUS BREYFOGLE MINE
FOUND BY GOLDFIELDERS
TopographyOf Country and Ancient Tools Discovered
In Abandoned Tunnel Seem to Prove That
Royal Flush People Have the Lost Mine

Has the gb lost ege mine been HsWwrd! =
That is the qm@ of man. people who have recently vd the Rn Flush property the Gold Nman
district Among those wh believe that the famous property eh been rebtmB Miss came Elizabeth Weir pro q
f@rd he University of Nevada and secretary dhe Nevada HtGas society," 4
"mn the museum of the Nevada Historical @ddy They consist of tk that were used decades m extracting c
and they are out of date MrMba tng stick # Sheffield STEEL which mh emN have beer Mn bma
holes with black powder which amhd the cage of dynamite
T@et hw were found in an amnhndt tunnel in tn Royal h@ estate mdh he fneh that they were used
by BnfWe and his partner during the days of the ware the Rebellion
Fohwngs m history dheB gfge discovery briefly stated
John B6ge wa bamMhw who resided in Austin the early CO.'S He made mroEd H.
and the spring of 1854 after long absence he bt to Justin some wnhmnyn rich specimens and said that
there ma le quantity just hw meh @e FROM
The hl d so much edhmnth that the radetdA Austin fmt that war was raging
Late mHe me fryfge again arpardm Aumb broken down in health admr mind Hw s husa sand
the appearance of hehPd fins bald head which MmmmG pdh the tds sum- was such h cause the pmeo
Austin to mwe that he had been @pd TEm belief was apmmtlw when he told daomaenyh how he had af
fM at the hands dHee elements and the redskins
1t required month to rme the ppTetr to hah. although he remained in smmnnc hn rs
result of his experiences AT last he recovered sufficiently to makes c@ ma map of Nea. showing mlm ny of
his hnl twas the vicinity dheG Gold Mountain range, fifty miles south of Gded The only hMmimo OF thu
hy he could 1--WE was that was ON little hill between 1.-TWO nigh s
Befge said that he and partners were cmpei by little spring near the. scene of their d when one
morning. they found their horses mds yd way For two day hyp pursued them and W became bmmwKhI
While they were wandering about mhe desert suffering from hunger and thirst they were surprised by band
of Sooem indians and took refuge on an fountain na almost Inaccessible Landmark situated bmm Gdhmd
and HpNG
The Indians finally succeeded in killing Bnyfghs pn, but pared the dhs life as appeared to be
insane and Indians heidi mentally unbalanced people in rwenhah fear The mfmnwa endured by Brpem mhg
his wyh back to Austin must have been mhsmhe
Snl expeditions were opmMd by AMns and he region where the strike was ammd to m hn
made was ho@phs explored but without success Bryhge who accompanied the PARTIES bgu unable to locate my
of the hnlrHm md described Since then the Brfgh has bee the golden fleece of many a prospecting
petition
The Royal Flush, which answers the Brhge description oed by GdmRdr people A shipment was made
gently which ran $oh the n while pd@ samples ga singh w&9o@
Ihraya harnet @~-m-w~ aasd the h stock of the FRANCES GOLD ouNTNN
heck
payment of same II
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