The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
J. J. W., wichita, Kas.-The Neva

plaeed for the erection of the first unit
of 10 stamps for the Nevada Wonder,
which will have 100 stamps dropping
when the mill is completed, according
IN advices from Philadelphia. The pa
pers were signed on February 10. Pre-
liminary tests by Francis L.. Bosqui, this
engineer who devised the system of
treating the ores of the Consolidate
Mines company at Goldfeld and the
-Tonopah, warrant the expect1-
ton that at least 80 per cent OF TIE
values will be recovered on the grades
~running from $50 to $75. Those in
control of the Tonopah Mining company
are the principal owners OF the Nevada
Wonder. 1t is estimated that fully
81, 500, 900 has been blocked out ON the
property. The mine has been opened up
to the 300-foot level and there are seV'
cral thousand feet of lateral work done,
the average value of the ore being $50
tc the ton. OF this, 81 per cent is III
gold and the rest silver. The property
has developed a assure vein which gives
values up to 81, 400 to the ton.
w. G. S., Lansing, Mich.-Advices
from Searchlight say that, in addition
t. the strike recently made on the 350-
foot level, of the Searchlight Mining
and Milling company's property, which
showed a milling value of $15 a ton,
another big body of ore has been To-
Gated on a drift Just west of the main
shaft on the 300-foot level. This latest
strike is regarded as especially import
ant because this particular portion Of
the mine heretofore has been considered
entirely barren. Three upraises are
under way and all are in high grade
milling ore. This body has been tested
for something over $50 feet. The man
ager has installed a triplex pump, which
has a guaranteed lifting capacity of 800
gallons 500 feet a minute, or a total
of 100000 gallons a day.
A. L., Galesburg, Il.-The general
manager of the Jefferson Mining com
pany, owning the old Kanrohat mine il
Jefferson canyon, near Manhattan, Ne
vada, recently stated hat he expected
to have their mill working by April l.
The Jefferson Mining company absorbed
the Jefferson Gold and Silver Mining
company and now has 80 men at work
upon it's property, which, for over 30
years, was operated by Charles Kon-
rohat. In that time Mr.. Konrohat ac-
complished over 1000 feet of under
ground work and extracted over 10000
tons of ore, now IN the dumps, which
is worth from $15 to $40 per ton.
D. w., Riverside, Calif.-The Dixie
Mining company is under tie manage
ment of W. +. Bond Il Co., formerly of
Goldfeld, but now having offices in San
Francisco. The company has been re-
organized and the capital stock in
creased from 1000, 900 to 100000. By
selling the new treasury stock money
will be available to continue work. Cd
Work is progressing on the Combined
Mining and Leasing company, the com
pany having let a contract for a 275-
management believes that so feet fur
Their will put them in the vein. This
company has a good show to develop
into a paying lease. (3) No work is
being done on the Fairview Aztec ut
present. The ground has been surveyed
for patent. The company has no debts
and about $400 in the treasury.
J.. D. j., Newport, R. No work is
being done at present on the Silver
Pick Triangle property. The company
purchased two claims near Ralston sta
ton on the T. V. & T. r. R. about Is
miles south of Goldfeld, from which
assays up to So have been had. The
two small fractions in the Goldfeld
district have been surveyed for patent.
(2) d. Mackenzie is working the Com
bination Extension in a small way.
F. L. R., Berlin, Wis.-The stock Won
ask about IS a prime investment, pay
ing a large interest ON the present price
OF the stock. The company is well
MANAGED and tho nrosnects Of tho mine
excellent. The company will likely in
crease its dividends before long. 1t will
increase its mill capacity to take care
of the large tonnage that can be pro-
duced. (2) The general public has a
wrong impression about the firm in ques-
ton, growing out of a deal which is not
generally understood.
T. J. g., Portland, Me.-We know
little or nothing of the Greene GOLDFISH
yer, except that it is generally con-
sidered worthless, or at least lost to the
company. A party in New York claim
ing 10 nave been a consulting engineer
OF this company and to know sits i'm
niense possibilities" advertises that
he wants to hear from shareholders
stating that he has a plan to save the
assets. We are at a loss to imagine anv
available plan, as the receiver cannot
hnd any assets, and most of the prop
erty seems to have gone back to the