The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-12-11

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Columbia National Bank, Buffalo,,
There is no market quotation on Bull
ROC -Columbia stock. The property has
not been worked for some time.
T. M. g., Philadelphia.-Several
~leasers are working Jumbo Extension
ground. Their property is scattered al
over the camp. While several of the
pieces are small, they have promises as
they are exceedingly well located. One
niece Of ground near the Daisy is being
worked with excellent prospects. The
sock is q good speculation; with any
kind of a revival in the market Jumbo
Extension would respond quickly.
T. L K, Alabama.-You have no
reason to be alarmed over the suit
brought by the Round Mountain Red
Ton against the Round Mountain Min
ing company, for we understand tnat
a proposition to buy the Red Top Is
being considered favorably by the
Round Mountain Mining company, n
this would, of course, eliminate any
and all friction. The Round Mountain
Mining company is gradually adding
to it's estate and is rapidly growing
from the "best little mine" in Nevada
to one of the big fellows. By the time
this paper reaches you it is more thar
likely an authoritative announcement
will be made that the deal has been
closed. The Round Mountain mine pro.
duced $35,OOO in bullion from it's little
mill last month, and it has posted its
regular dividend for the month being
PAYABLE December 20. There was some
talk a while back of an extra Christ
mas dividend, but in view of the de-
mands that will be made upon the treas
ury by the purchase of adjoining
ground, this dividend win doubtless be
postponed.
e. D., Texas.-None of the stocks In
your list have a market just at pres
emit, in fact the Lige Harris, Florence
Consolidated, Atlantic and Pacific and
Greenwater Saratoga, as well as the
April Fool Extension are all quiescent
and inactive and none of them prob
ably, will be revived.
s. r. NJ, Providence, r. I've do
not believe the Frances-Gold Mountain
company has done anything on its
ground to speak Of on company ac-
count since DR.. Frances Williams, its
president, died. Mrs. Williams, albeit
a woman, was an aggressive mine pro
moter and operator, and when she died,
there seemed to be no head to the con-
Germ. Her son came out from the east
and has been back and forth two Or
three times, but his eastern business
has so divided his time that he has not
been able to get down to business on
the Frances Gold Mountain proposition,
although we understand he is getting
1.-The company in shape for active oper-
atoms. (2) Jack Davis was not able
to finance his Rawhide Consolidated
Gold Placer company and it has been
abandoned, we believe and Davis IS
in Mexico or Central America.
G. s. T., Pittsburg.-Silver Pick has
been inactive for a long time, but with
the Mohawk on the east, the great Com
bination and January claims on the
south, there is good reason for con-
tinued faith in this property. Leasers
are developing it at present, with ex-
cellent indications. VIZ also under
stand that the company contemplates q
resumption of work in the near future.
While some experts have said that the
great ore bodies developed in the Con-
solidated have no relation to the Silver
Pick, others have held that the terri
tory has given some highly encourag-
ing indications.
J.. M. McC., Los Angeles, and others.
The Nevada Hills is in good condi-
tion. A winze, which was recently
sunk to a depth of 46 feet off the 35O-
foot level, has opened up a two and a
half foot vein Of ore running approx
mately $500 to the tor. The shaft Of
the company has already been sunk to
a depth of $50 feet, with the idea Of
prosecuting to get under these values,
and the crosscut should shortly reach
a point where it is expected consider
property was recently examined by two
different experts, who determined that
there was between 5000, 900 and $1,000,
900 in sight before this recent discovery
was made. The company has paid
about 1915, 900 in dividends and has am