The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-04-30

q. Il. B., Oakiand- You were mot very
explicit in your question. Always state
the full and correct name of a COM
pany. There are many companies OF
similar name in this state, and unless
we have the correct name or the dis
trict, it is hard to identify the com
pany named. You ask about the
'sYankee Girl" We assume that you
mean the Yankee Gold Mining company
of Bullfrog. This company owns ~
acres in the Bullfrog district, on which
considerable work was done; among
other work, a shaft was sun nearly to
the 5OO-foot point. No development
work to speak of has been done on the
property for quite a while although
the title to the property mas been pro-
tected by the necessary work.
]. A. NJ, Gloversville, N. Y.-The
Talmage property has not been under
active development for some time. Tbs
company WINS an immense acreage and
at one time there were ii sets of leas-
ers working the ground. There is
nothing being lone by leasers or on
company account at this time. (2)
The Frisby property is at Ida. The
last report we had was that the prop
erty was at work and considerable
depth had been reached in the shaft,
with prospects very good for making
a mine.
w. D. H., Brookline, Mass.-When
Won ask about the Ground Mountain
f~company," we assume you mean the
Round Mountain Mining company.
There are many mining companies at
Round Mountain; the original company
and the largest, is the Round Mountain
Mining. We do not feel warranted In
giving much space to a detailed de
scription of the property and company
in this issue, as last week The News de
, voted the better part of a page to the
: report of the company which had just
issued it's annual statement. As you
/, are a subscriber we assume you have
received your paper and read the report
by this time. If not, let us know an
we will go into the details. The Round
Mountain is paying the best interest on
J the investment of any Nevada stock
and the mine seems to be just in its
infancy.
E. o., Indianapolis-The secretary of
: the Fairview Eagles is Charles E. Hud
) sor, care Mining Exchange, San Fran
cisco. ca For the Fairview Eagles
/, Nest, write to B. H. Scheftels & Co
42-44 Broad street, New York. (3) The
Consolidated of the Nevada Hills and
the Fairview Eagles ought to be of
great benefit to the Eagles Nest. The
property of the latter adjoins that of
the former company, and the Eagles
will doubtless now be developed on an
extensive scale. Any development on
this ground would naturally help to
prove up the Eagles Nest ground and
attract attention to it. The Eagle s
Nest is excellent mining property, and
we would not be surprised some day to
see this property absorbed by the con-
solicitation.
T. ]. c., Boston.-We do not, as a
rule, answer inquiries from any one not
a subscriber of record in this office. You
can readily see why. Most of our time
would be taken up as a free informa-
tiOn bureau. We would advise you to
take advantage of our special offer,
god until June l, of $3.50 per year for
The News. This would save you time
and money over the news stand system.
We will ask you as we have to ask
many, to give us fuller data when ask.
ing for information. For instance. in
what district is the A~malgamated Ne
vada; also the Mountain Lion! We
must have full and accurate title of
company, as well as district. Our files
are kept alphabetically by districts.
Hence you see the necessity of giving
full incorporated name and district.
90 The Bovard Consolidated has reach
ed a depth of 400 feet and is getting
good ore. Not enough lateral work has
been done as yet to determine the ex-
tent OF the ore bodies, but it looks as
II the Bovard Consolidated might make
a good milling proposition. (3) You
see IN almost every week s issue some
thing about the Broken Hills company
proposition, but possibly you do not
identity the properties as belonging to
that company. For instance, the Brok-
en- Hills WINS the so-called Mccormack
lease at Lucky Boy, which has been a
producer for some time, of high grade