The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-01-01

A. M. Charleston, 8. O., and others
The Goldfeld Century lease is being ac-
lively and i~ntelligently worked and the
prospects for getting ore are very
bright. Only 300 feet to the north there
is a shipping lease on the st. Ives, and
again on the same ground $50 north'
west there is another lease in shipping
ore. This lease is working on a vein
that runs through Century ground and
a crosscut will be run from the 20O-
foot level of the Century to intercept
the vein. Probably $4,000 has been
snent in actual work on this ground
Including machinery equipment) and
the work is in very competent hands.
J. j., New York.-The Imperial
lease has been abandoned by the old
company and its ground forfeited. An
other company now has it for the year
but thew have shut down for the pres
emf and we have no knowledge of their
future plans. The property is a good
prospect.
w. E. G., Terrehaute, Ind.-After ex-
pending a very large sum of money ana
determining that the ore bodies which
they were seeking did not come within
their lines the Red Top Mining and
Leasing company was compelled to
close down.
H. G., San Rafael, Calf. Write to
DIR. Elftman, Tonopah.
Patterson, N. i've regret that we
were not properly advised in answering
your query. George B. Jacques is a min
ing engineer, having charge OF the
properties of the Elsie Mining company
at Round Mountain. We have been in
formed that at the present time he is
expanding several thousands of dollars
for the Elsie Mining company, on prop
erty that adjoins the Blue Jacket
claims. where the leases are so success
full at the present time, and that on this
property they are now in paying ore,
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has iust installed a $4,000 gasoline
hoist, and the company have just pur-
chased one of the custom mills located
in Round Mountain, and have made ar
rangements to have parties that con
troll the water supplies to supply the
mill with water. The company will sink
another shaft, with the expectation of
making two other mines. In fact they
are down in pay ore at the present time,
these two are in addition to the one
that Mr.. Jacques is managing at the
present, and these properties are all
well located in the proven zone.
G.. W.. NJ, Wheatland, Calif.-Ad-
dress postmaster, Wonder, New. The
secretary is j. A. Watts. Address for
the other company, Cloverdale, New.
Nothing doing to speak of on the first
property asked about.
G. G.. MacM., Plainfeld N. Ut
would be impossible to give any esti-
mate of the dividend life of the Gold
field Consolidated, for the reason the
mine is yet young and it's final POSSIBLE
tiles rave not been determined. When
the mine was 500 feet deep there were
competent judges who stated it to be
their opinion hat ore would not be
found below that depth, but since then
about the best ore in the mine has
been and is being taken from the 900
foot level with every indication that
it will be found at 1000 feet and-pos-
sibly-at 1000 feet. New ore bodies are
being opened up throughout the terri
tory in Red Top, Jumbo, Combination
and all the claims of the company. Read
today's paper for more particular in
formation. There is enough ore in sight
to pay five years more dividends with
out developing a foot of new ore.
J. B. F., Sherman, Texas-There- is
such a company as the Silver Peak Tri-
angle, which has a piece of ground in
this district and at one time owned a
lease, and, we believe, took in some
outside property, but the company has
been inactive for some tine.
G. w. J., Titusville -The ground of
Rawhide companies is good, but
the companies tied up their stock with
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notorious promoters who agreed
TO furnishes the finances. Instead of
the companies and putting
them INTO shape to work ON their own
they leased the ground to 9th.
and devoted their attention to ma
nlpuiatlng the stock on the market.
ihey are both good milling propositions.
A. Parish is regarded as a first.
expert.
d. E. s., Houston, Texas-You pot
me facts ahnnf Iorl.