The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-01-02

Beebee Co, new lula WI"
field Black Eagle Mining company owns
a group of seven claims, comprising ifo
acres, in Tule canyon. The company
was organized about a year ago, under
a Nevada charter, with a capitalization
of 100000 shares. Development con
sists of discovery shafts and the annual
assessment work which has been lone
for 1905. No developments work is be-
ing done at present. Officers of the
company report a favorable surface
showing. with assays from one claim
running 65 per cent lead and SOM
silver, making a total value of about
$50 pcr ton. Claims adjoin the Ingalls,
and Jaggers groups, the latter of which
is said to have shipped nearly sloo,ooo
from the intermittent development.
The ore shoots are said to be irregular
and poekety. The Black Eagle company
has no salaried officers, no debts, and
no funds in the treasury. Some of the
treasury stock has now been placed on
the market and intend, 1t IS SAID, to
start development work when sufficient
money is secured for the treasury. Pro-
motion stock is pooled. Officers of the
company are: President, +. +. Sammis;
vice president, l. r. Branner; secretary
treasurer. NJ. G. Newton. Directors are
f. p. Sammis, M. G.. Newton, Mike Hol-
land, Thomas Phelan, George Graham.
G. H. G., So. Norwalk.-You certainly
have a bouquet of stocks and out OF the
bunch you should apparently have some
winners. On the whole YOU list is
pretty good, and should you make good
on a few others as you have on your
Consolidated, Florence and Combina-
ton Fraction you will be ahead on the
whole lot. Some of the stocks of out
side camps, we are unprepared to pass
upon. All the following have a chance
to make good: Adams, Blue Bull, Blue
Bell, Booth, Columbia Mountain, Crack
eriack, Diamondfeld Black Butte Con-,
Great Bend Ex., Jim Butler, Kendall,
Kewanas, Lone Star, Orc, Red Hills,
Sandstone, st. Ives Leasing, Triangle,
Tramps, United Ely, West End, and
Yellow Tiger. All of these are pros
pects-some in the best mining dis
tricts of Goldfeld, and while there may
not be much doing on them at present,
the time will come when they will re-
ceive attention. They should be held,
if possible, for out of the lot will be
some that will more than make up losses
on tia others.
1. M. IT,, Denver.-The Gold Center
Mining & Development company is in
corpor"+nd for one milIl.a. the stock
is practically oil issued. There 20 some.
thing like $4,000 In cash in the Co.'S
pany treasury. They own and control
the Surprise claim on which patent is
pending on Bonanza mountain. adioin-
ing the Tramps Consolidated. They
own the Rampant and Daisy claims on
Shoshone mountain, a little to the east
of the Shoshone mine; the Northern
Light claim adjoining the Red FoA and
have a large interest in the Bullfroh
Syndicate group of eight claims, which
endlines the Pioneer mine on which the
recent big strike has been made in the
Crystal Springs section. All of the
properties owned and controlled by this
company are being patented and the
patents on some of the claims nave
been completed. The work is in charge
of Edwin s. Giles. Crystal Springs.
H. P. S., New York.-The Goldfeld
Sovereign Mining company is capital
lied for one million shares, par value,
$1.00. The original treasury reserve
was 100000 shares, of which, on our
last information, about 100000 re-
manned in the treasury. The company
holds three groups of claims all pat
ented or in course of patent, which
groups are in different sections of the
camp, in territory that has not as vet
produced any mines, but which a.
never been thoroughly prospeeted. The
company was promoted and is managed
o. the Downing Investment ompany of
Dever. Since the ground was patented,
tnef has been some work done, but
not aough to determine anything.
W oSsult our advertising columns
Tor a r'iahle broker. Only reliable
hrn.s are avcrtised in this paper.
l. w., ga Iake.-The Nevada EN-
press compan. will shortly issue. a re-
port, which W. no sent n all sto.l.
holders. We nderstand the mill is
ready to run, but hat there is an insult
f%ieient water suppl, A well was SINK
for it was believed tat water could he
developed reasonably oar the surface.
Water was struck at abst Is feet. but
not in sufficient quantities.. Besides.
the seepage caused the ea,h to cave.
and it will be necessary to .,,nher tbo
well. When this is done the ,,n ,,,;u
be suns to a greater depth, whel IL ia
expected enough water will be d.,
opcd. If not, then the management.
prepared to put in a pipe line. as til,
company has plenty of money and M