The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-30

H. A. H, Akron, o.-Al subscribers
are entitled to the free use of our
Query and Answer column. In writing
about any company or stock, give as
much data as possible to enable us to
identify and investigate along the lines
desired. There are so many companies
operating in Nevada, or supposed to be
operating in this state, and so many
with much the same name, that we find
it of great assistance to have, for IN
stance. the exact incorporated name of
the company, the district in which 1T
is operating, it's home office and officers
of the company. With this data in hand
we can then proceed to investigate with
an intelligent start.
x. Y. e., Sacramento-There is moth
ing doing on the Goldfeld Consolidated
East Extension. The ~reorganized com
pany did not get in enough money on
its new plan. (2) Some work has
been done on the Round Mountain Mo
hawk and it is regarded as a good pros
pect. (3) Grandma has not merged
with the Orc" or any other company.
In fact Orc has not merged or been
made the basis of a merger, although
there has been such talk. (4) Bovard
Consolidated has made good strikes
from time to time and is regarded as
the making of a big milling proposition.
(5) Ely Central is being worked con
sistently and the reports are good. Inc
stock has recently taken a big squirt,
prophetic of some change for the bet
ter in the property.
G.. A. R., Conn.-The dividends paid
bv the Goldfeld Consolidated up to
1910. amounted to SO, 559,09S; total paid
to date (including dividend payable
July BY, s9,247, ia. The quarterly
/, dividend paid by the company for the
2 past three quarters has been at the
rate of 50 cents per share.
F. M. D., Washington, d. Give dc
not know who is the president of the
Hub mpany Some months ago an
| attempt was made to re-organize the
Hub, but a tangle arose and we do moi
know what has been done since. The
affairs of that company appear to US
to be in a hopeless condition. Write
, Lew Wilson, Goldfeld, Nevada.
| H. c., San Franclsco-Inere has beer
|, nothing done on the Goldfeld Skylarh
for some time. Both Davis and Wheel
err have been away from Goldfeld fol
many months.
A. B., Newburg, N. we have nc
accurate data on the Wyman WICK
property, but will endeavor to get
some.
s. R. W., Appleton, Wis.-The Ne
vada Victor is sinking a shaft and
working right along. Good ore is being
produced in the near neighborhood.
T. L. O., Wheeling-In a recent is
sue we stated that we thought that the
troubles over the GoIdfeld Noble had
not been adjusted, but since have been
Informed that all differences rave been
adjusted and that the property has
gone to patent, receivers receipts nav
ing been issued
G.. H. A., Fresno, CaI.-Your letter
I~asking about the Florence Goldfeld
was sent before our issue of last week
reached you. You probably got what
YOU wanted on reading that paper
Mrs. NJ. S. H., Marietta, o.-Both the
companies of whfch you ask are Colo
RADIO concerns and we do not dare to
venture an opinion or them
b p r, Pittsbng. Pave nave re-
GENTLY referred to the Nevada Eagles
and you doubtless by this time have
such information as you desired The
Nevada Eagles is hosting some good
orey a large sample chunk being dis
played in the show window Of the
lGoldfeld News
p. K, Grand Rapids, M1cA-Address
Lew Wilson, OF j. H. Clark, Geldfeld,
Nevada
p. J. NJ, MaiIIard, lathe name Of
the attorney general of Nevada is r.
L. Stoddard, Carson City; of the re-
corder of Esmeralda county, George
Brodigan, Geldfield, Nevada.
H. A. III, Akron, O.-None of the
companies of which you ask are active
lly operating their properties.
g. D. M, Boston-So far the Grizz-
ly Bear lease has been a great disap-
pointment. No leasing company has
spent so much money or done better
mining. Several good veins ave been