The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-27
T. g.. Bath. N. Y.-Lone Star is 4

IUC NOih ntttcodis vs.
itself has done nothing. Ihere
are two or three leases on parts OF the
ground. one of which is reported to DC
in good ore. (2) No work being lone
on ORC; it is good ground and sought
after by leasers but 10 leases have been
let. Company trying to get its finance
in shane to work the ground. (3) Balti-
mara Rell is a lease on the Bee Frae-
ton of the Hub company's ground.
Work ;s going ahead steadily and this
manor within two weeks has had an ex-
tended account of conditions there. (f)
Atlanta being worked by several leas
ers. A very large amount OF money
has been spent on the ground, but no
ore vet. 1t has been a continued as
appointment to everyone, as Atlanta
was always regarded as promising
ground. (5) Nevada Empress mill has
been running for about three weeks and
satisfactorily, we are told. (6) Cannon
give any satisfactory information as 70
the extension of the Mazuma HIS
lease. Have had no inside dope on
it lately. Next time you write TINS de'
partment give it to us in smaller doses
and we can answer your questions more
in detail.
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C. A. c., Racine, Wis According to
the best information we can OBTAIN
from a mining man who is thoroughly
familiar with the Rawhide district, "
believe that the proposition you ash
about is greatly overestimated IN tn
prospectus which you enclosed. Som'
rich assays have been secured at times
but no body of ore of commercial valu'
has been developed, nor is any likely u
be, in the opinion of our informant
Could not recommend it as an invest
ment, especially at price quoted IL
prospectus. (2) Proposition near Ida
10 Springs, Colo, has been generally
considered as good ground, by mining
men in that district. Has produced
considerable ore in past years, but We
do not know Just what is being done al
present time. We are under the i'm
preston that internal ~dissentions IN the
company have hampered operations
somewhat during the last year.
M. s. c., Bayonne, N. J.-You will
get some light on the firm of whose
standing you inquire, by consulting the
New York Globe of March 18th, show
ing that a big bunch of various kind:
of stocks had been sold for the firms
account by their bankers. The stocks
were auetioned off. Among others WI
note that a block of 10000 shares o:
Nevada Exploration stock for which the
firm was fiscal agents, was knocked
down for 800. Our New York repre-
sentative writes us, however, that the
firm is doing business and while in 8
tight fix at present, is likely to pull
through. The firm has always hereto
fore stood well.
J. w. ", Detroit, Mich.-We have
so recently and extendedly answered
queries about the Kewanas, Blue Bull
Grandma and Silver Pick Extension
that we scarcely feel warranted in Civ
ing up much of our space this weel
to detailed reports. In general we will
say that the Kewanas is working RICH
along and recent discoveries in thu
vicinity have added to the prospective
value of the ground. Blue Bull is being
worked by leasers and two leasers hav'
ore. Nothing doing on Silver Pick Elk
tension or Grandma.
P. w. c., Holyoke, Mass.-You say
they look like "dead ones' to you. 81
they look to us, except Old Kaintuck
which is worked off and on and is re
garded as a fair prospect. Coming Ma
ton has recently been sued for som
$4,000 and judgment taken, we believe
Some of the stockholders had to pas
the hat for $1.00 contributions to rais'
money to do the assessment work OF
the Double Eagle.
v. E. p, Readsboro, vt.-The st
Ives proposition is all right and w
advise all stockholders to ICON,
through" on the reorganization plan
(2) We have made frequent reference
to all the other stocks of which yol
write. They are all good but Littl
Florence. That company has a goo.
lease on the Combination Fraction, bu'
is in miserable financial condition ant
there is too much internal warfare.
s. w. B., Escanaba, Mich.-The Ne
vada Queens mine recently resumed
work on its Congo tunnel, which i.
driving at considerable depth to cut
several lodges and veins that outcror
on top of the hill. (2) If you NEAR
the Nevada and Eastern lease on tn,
Silver Pick, that has gone out of bust
ness, the lease having expired a year o.
so ago.
F. o. g., New York City-Keep your
Red Hills and it is likely to be worth