The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-02-19

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ton and consolidation with the Tono-
nah Standard. Hermann Zadig, who
SIGNS himself as president of the new
consolidation is one of the best known
mining operators and brokers in San
Francisco, an old Comstocker, etc. He
is probably the most prominent mine
broker in San Francisco, and his name
in connection with the proposed re-
Organization would seem to warrant con
fdence in the merit of the scheme.
L. M. K, Philadelphia-The Gold
field Gibraltar has not worked its lease
for several months, awaiting develop
ments in its immediate vicinity. The
company spent upwards OF $4,000 on
the lease. under the best management,
but was unable to locate any ore. 1t
then concluded that it would be wise 70
await the results of work going on all
around it, so as to have the benefit of
anything that might develop. The old
Gotwaldt lease to the north, which is
working through the Moore Griffith
shaft, Immediately adjoining the
Gibraltar, has been taken over by a
strong company and work is now in
progress. They are prospecting for the
vein thai is supposed to run through
Gibraltar ground.
R. H. W., Los Angeles, Calvin
Falls is the nearest railroad point to
Jarbidge. A stage runs In from that
, station. The Nevada ingress into the
camp is by Elko, or some nearby point,
and then by the old stage road through
:. old camp Tuscarora. Reports from
/, there are very conflicting. A tremend-
Gus effort is being put forth to work
up a boom and many people are going
in there, but our best understanding
, from level-headed Goldfeld prospectors
/. is, that the camp is a smelling prop
: osition and pretty well located. 1t is
{ ON a government reserve and there is
little chance for a town-lot boom. 1t
can never be an old-fashioned mining
CAM boom, for reason that 1t must be
a ''dry' camp, being located on a
, government reserve.
G.. G. S., Putnam, COMMIT is man
{ datory under the law for a ''foreign"
| eorporation-that is, a corporation do
!, ing business in Nevada, but organized
under the laws of another state, to
; make an annual printed statement Of
- ..u.:-4. .cL-roa,,ant rnnnav nm
hand, ETC., in the month OF January
each year. SOM companies have lgnor'
t ed this law, and SO far, the Mackenzie
companies of which you ask, have
{ printed no such statement. The offices
: of the Mackenzie companies are in Los
) Angeles, and we have no way OF get
t ting at the books or eliciting the IN
t formation you want.
G.. R., Stockton, Cal--We are at a
loss to give you satisfactory reasons
for the low price of Florence, Other
than that the outside public has loa
confidence in the management because
of it's incapacity in mine and mil
management. Things ought to be bet
ter from now on, however, as the man
agement Of the mine and mill has been
turned over to competent men-men
who have gained high regulations else
where for intelligent and skillful min
ing and milling, and we understand the
property is now coming to the front
with a much better mine and mill pro-
duet. There ought to be a turn for the
better in the stock, before long.
G. H. B., Detroit-The Nevada Cot
tonwood Mines company is controlled
by George Vickers. The property Is
at Stimler a camp near Silver Peak
named after Harry Stimler its DIS
coverer. Vickers bought the property
a at a large price from Stimler ana
organized the company of which you
ask. A number of leases were taken
ON the property, but they did not have
enough money to go very deep. Inc
ledge is a large low or medium grace
milling proposition, and Mr.. VlcKef'
is east now trying to raise money "
put up a mill, and we understand he Is
meeting with success.
B. s., B~ensonhurst, Brooklyn, N. T.
1t would be impossible to give you
the information wanted on so many
companies in this department. we
have so many patrons of this column
that they are lucky if they get the
dope on a single company, in q
reasonable time, let alone a dozen. Inc
News from week to week has news Oh
nearly all the companies of which you
ask. You will find something In th'
same issue about Yellow Tiger, LII"
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