The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-02

article relative to the North star OF
Wonder. 1t appears to be a good
property, and was rendered inactive
only when the slump came and stock
could not be sold to maintain steady
development. A good deal of work has
been done on the ground. From this
end it would appear that Mr.. Patrick Is
doing the right thing by the stock
holders, and endeavoring to get them
returns for their money.
p. T., Grand Rapids. Mich--Q) The
Nevada Commonwealth company owns
233 acres in the Galena mining district,
in Washoe county, including ~ claims,
a 12-acre mill site and a 5-acre tunnel
site. A tunnel some 5000 feet long,
costing, it is said, $4,000, was run by
the former owners. and the Common
wealth some time ago resumed work IN
the tunnel. In the absence OF a late
physical report we cannot give definite
information as to present operations.
H. H. Hammond, 502-505 Hall build
ing, Kansas City, Mo-, is given as the
secretary and treasurer, in our latest
report. (2) The Nevada King is really
in the Montezuma district, some miles
west of Goldfeld. We do not believe
n work is in progress on the prop
erty at this time. That district has
Welded some rich gold-silver-copper
ore, but is almost imperative at this
time. 1t seems that a big company
with ample funds for mining and mill
ing on a large scale is what is needed
in the district, as most all OF the
workings there show quantities OF low
grade ore. None of the high grade
pockets that were rich enough to ship
to Austin by mule team long before
Goldfeld was discovered have been
opened in late years. (3) The Daisy
Wonder, at Wonder, is doing some
work, and has always kept title to
properties intact. The company has
large bodies of milling ore on hand
from which a good profit can be made
as soon as milling facilities are pro-
vided, and it is probable that this
company will be one of the first TO
embrace the opportunity given by the
erection of the Nevada Wonder mill for
the reduction of milling grade ores.
J. B., Santa Rosa, Cal.-We have no
data on the Esmeralda Copper company.
There are some fine copper properties
being developed in that district, and
eventually the district will be given
either railroad or smelling facilities.
(2) We cannot give the general char
acteristics of the ground in the Red
Butte district. Make your request
more specific, and call for information
as to some company holding and we
will do our best to serve you.
!. Y. M, Campbell, Fla.-You must
remember that the Colorado properties
of which you ask are several hundred
miles from here, and that we do not
attempt to keep IN Il files mining
data save as to Nevada, which is in
itself an immense state, making the
task corrcspondingly great. We only
answer such queries when it happens
that we have at hand when the query
is received, the data wanted. The
Denver Mining Record may help you
through it's information department.
(2) The Precious Metals company is
doing most honest and earnest work,
and present indications are that any
round of shots Is likely to make of it
a winner. There is no prospect in the
camp showing greater promise land we
use the term prospect" N speaking
of a property that has not yet develop
ed commercial ore, no matter what the
extent of its workings.
g. J. D., Evansville, Ind.-We I'M
derstand that no work is being done
on the Albion Millett property. 1t is
regarded as a promising piece of prop
erty, but of late we nave been able to
receive any data from the officials. Now
that President Bartlett is out Of poll
ties and is to attend to business affairs
entirely, you may hear from him. His
address is Reno, Nevada.
J. ", Petaluma, Cal.-We have at
this time no further information as to
the Tonopah Rescue. Its offices are in
Tonopah, we believe. Write to James
SHELTON, care Mizpah Hotel, Tonopah.
J. Y. M, Campbell, Fla.-We have
no data on our files as to the Idaho
property known as the Golden Rod.
Should such information come to hand
we will publish a short resume, but we
make no effort To file anG index renarts