The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-04-24

sut seribers should make one querry al
a time. and thus give other people a
chance. We have upwards of 100 m
oueries a week and cannot give all
even a passing notice. This is not IN
tended as personal, but we hope that
others also will take notice. (l) The
Bluebell is making a hne record at its
mine at Berlin. and before the year is
up should be on a dividend paying
basis. CD The Empire is being WORK
ed by the Empire Alabama Leasing
company. Some good looking rock was
found on the ground recently, but III
did not carry values, and 1T has been
decided to go deeper. (3) The Cold
field Dominion is not working.
W. F. s., Schenectady, N. Y.-Do not
believe that anything is being done on
the coal property at Coaldale. The coal
is Ignite in quality; lies deep n has
not much commercial value. (2) Moth
ing doing on the Manhattan or Palmet-
to property of which you ask. We are
informed that there are applicants for
fwo different ~leasers on the Manhattan
Whale. Manhattan is looking mp. The
raimetto property has been
fhe good showing on the surface ana
not hoid out with depth. The company
expended all it's treasury fund and then
some, but finally determined that the
ground was not worth further working.
j. +. T., Boston.-The management
of the Nevada Commonwealth Mining
and Milling company, whose mine is
located in the Gaiena mining district,
10 miles of Reno, states that two shifts
are working and that the two-compart-
ment shaft has reached a depth of 30
feet, and they are 10Y making from
three to FIVE feet additional a day. In
the work done thus far several string
ers of high grade ore have been en-
countered, and from assays made of the
same it shows Is per cent copper, II
per cent zine, eight ounces silver and
4 per cent lead. A large quantity OF
milling ere is also being taken out of
the shaft, which ore is being placed on
the dumps awaiting the time when the
remodeling of the concentrating mill
has been completed, and which ore will
then be smelted at it's reduction plant
:. M -r1.I - Al. ,a1,at,an |
plant is going ahead in good shape,
and it is expected the first of the new
machinery required in the smelling of
Commonwealth ores will be on the
ground this week.
N. j., Salt Lake-The ANIMAL meeting
of the Combination Fraction was not
held on the Goth, as expected, because
George Wingfeld was not in Goldfeld, F.,
and without him or his proxy, there
would not be a majority of tine stock
represented. Mr.. Wingfeld owns IA
GEAR control of the Combination Frac-
lion and can dictate it absolutely. He
Is expected here any day, when the
meeting will be held. We can make
no prediction as to a dividend. The
mine seems to be in excellent shape, is
producing heavily of a good milling
grade ore, and the company treasury i
is in healthy condition. A dividend
surely is not far away, even if not paid
at this meeting.
L. G. M, Cleveland, o.-The sudden
rise in Silver Pick was due to ntlghbor-
ing developments rather than to any
change in the condition of Silver Pick
itself. The Pipe Dream claim of the
Silver Pick endlines the Combination
ground on which there has been such
important developments of late, and it
was because of the influence of this
find over adjoining property that caused
the activity in that took. 1t is pos /
sible that the Combination ore shoot
reached into the Pipe Dream, but not
probable. This find is closer to Silver
Pick ground than any other except the
Sheets-Ish lease, but this ore body ran
into the Mohawk. The squirt on Silver
Pick was not warranted and was the
result of speculation entirely. The
same may be said with more force,
even, with regard to stock of other
companies, such as Silver Pick Exten-
SION. If this ore body extends through
into the Pipe Dream and on through the
Silver Pick and Lou Dillon to Silver
Pick Extension, it will upset all the
theories of engineers about the fault
that passes through that section divid-
ing the country to the west from the
Combination and Mohawk. Silver Pick
is a sale anywhere above 20 cents
that is, from the intrinsic value of the
stock. But what the spectators may
do with it is another question.
G. L. s., Oakland, Canf.-We have
no record of a company by the name
of Orc Wonder. X. w. Norrington,
whom you say put out the stock is in
the East, having been away from Gold
field for many months. His exact
whereabouts we do not know.
w. A. E., Terre Haute. Ind.-The