The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-02-26

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time-would send Atlanta considerably
higher ,as it is a popular trader.
B. A. W., Webster, Massive he.
lieve you would get a square deal from
the people of whom you ask, although
we are not commenting, necessarily
their propositions.
L. A. c., Canonsburg, Pa.-The leas.
ing company did not make good on the
Goldfeld Lucky Boy, and only the 4,
sessment work has been done by the
company, to protect its title.
G. E. s., Putnam, Conn.-There Is M
work doing on the Nevada Wonder Ell.
tension. The property is of no value
1t lies out on the Malapai some dis
lance from the Nevada Wonder apg
Wonder Extension and has no relation
10 either of them in location or apy
other respect. The company was put
out in Chicago, and the report is thar
the promoter offered to give a certain
Goldield mining engineer 5000 provid
ed he made a favorable report on til.
property. The offer was refused. q.
The Jumbo Wonder lease on the Juu.
bo Extension is not working.
E.. H. D., White Cloud, Kas-The
Bullfrog Pioneer Extension Mining CON
pany already own the jolly Jane claim
ON which the Jolly Jane lease is located
We do not know what the item in the
Bullfrog paper of which you speak, re
fers TO.
C. O., San Francisco, CaL-We were
somewhat in error in our answer abou;
the Unity Consolidated Mining CON
pany. The claims have not been aban
dcned, but some $4,000 worth of WORK
was done on one of the claims the
early part of this year. An attach
ment then was brought against the ma
chinery at the property by a local law
yer, for personal debt of one of the
company, it is claimed, and the prop
erty was shut down. Nothing further
was done on the ground, until the last
! day of the year, when work was con.
menced upon the second claim to hold
it. George Calhoun, the president Is
now in Bakersfield, California, we ua
derstand, operating in oil. We wrote TO
Chicago, the home office at last reports
OF the Unity Consolidated, but failed TO
get any reply, and as no work had been
done on the ground for a number Of
months, it looked as if the company bad
quit operations.
j. P. M, Dallas, Textile Gold
Crater Mining company's property, ~
miles to the southeast of Goldfield, Is
being worked by a leasing company o
which r. w. Murta is at the head. Ihs
property is well equipped with q l5hE
gasoline hosting plant and other equip
ment, and during the past two ysas
some $500 feet of development Vm
has been done on the estate. Some sm
bodies of low grade ore have been
posed, and while the leasers are scare
ing for high grade ore in the VEN "
tenn, the amount of low grade expOsU
is increasing. We will look up the Io1
Hills company, as no data on this e0n
pany is at hand at this time.
T. M. p, Pueblo-The most powefiu
hosting engines ever built are said "
be two 32x72-in. duplex doublefnuD
uEits built in 1906 for the Boston
Montana Co., at Butte, Mont. Eaen :
designed to lift a dead load, unbalahces
of II tons out of a 3500-fOOt verle@
shaft, at the rate of 23oo Iee' r
minute. Each hoist has two drums,
feet diameter by 5 feet = inches u'a~
ter fiat-disk reversible friction clu10n~
j. G. Med, Rhyolite-The resuN
number of drops made by stamps
ponds on the length of drop anu on
proportions of the cam. II driven
fast the stamp will be caught aga"
the second arm before its fall from !"
first is Completed danger that
creased by using cams with arms '0.e
han the fall requires. A RAPID ur
assists discharge, by keeping I no f't
in constant agitation within the HUI
and most mills are now driven Iio"
to 95 per minute. At the hignei
the lift is limited to seven INCHES
is further diminished if the speeo
creased.
GOIDFIET.D M a. r. co,