The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-06-18

are being conducted in a small way on
the Pipe Dream claim of the Silver PICK
estate. and of late the stock has been
showing symptoms of a slight strength
ening. 1t is as yet a prospect, although
adjoining the Combination claim OF the
Consolidated. in which is located the
great Hampton stope. The Silver Pick
lies to the east of that vein system,
however, and on the wrong side of the
dip of the veins to all appearances and
results that have been attained. 1t may
be possible, however, that development
will send all theories to smash. (2)
See article about Black Butte in TINS
issue. 1t looks good. (3) Black Butte
Extension, adjoining Black Butte, is
not being operated, and its only hope
at this time is development and pro-
duetion from the Black Butte. ~
There is nothing doing on the Triangle
property at the present time.
B. A. O., Bowdle, s. D.-The COM
pany of which you ask is not operating
at the present time. nor is it in pay ore.
Work was stopped some little time ago
in order to "get an extension of our
l~ease'' as we were informed by the
manager, and the hoist was moved to a
new working shaft. Some little milling
ore has beer uncovered, but the prop
ertv is purely a prospect, in a part OF
the camp where no ore has yet been
found.
w. C. H., Versailles. O.-At this time
our files do not give information as to
late developments on the Nevada Del
aware. In this issue you will find a
news article relative to the other prop
erty of which you ask.
e. L. B., Moreland, N. Y.-1) The
} News will soon publish an official no
tice to stockholders as to Tonopah
Rescue transfers, assessments, etc
There nave been several articles In
The News during the past three weeks.
(2) There is no doubt that the Flor
ence will have a long life. A vast
amount of development work is being
done, and the ore reserves are not only
immense but are gaining rapidly. The
Florence does not appear to have hard
ly been touched as yet as far as ore re-
serves go. The company should be a
good dividend payer for a long time.
! (3) See Diamondfeld Black Butte arti-
Gle in this issue. At the nnual meet
ing of July goth the propositions as to
mill, etc. will be threshed out, and pub
lished in The News. There is a large
amount of milling ore in sight on the
property, possibly enough to pay for a
small mill and for the extensive de-
velopment of the property. (4) Mill
town adjoins the Yellow Tiger property
on the west. Nothing is being done on
it. If the Yellow Tiger developed into
a producer Midtown Fraction will be
valuable. This is the only chance it
has to appreciate in value ut this time,
as the Tiger is the only adjoining prop
erty that is producing.
G. w, Fresno, Cal.--The Goldfeld
Black Mountain is probably among the
list of defunct. Send a communication
to the last address you have of the
secretary, by registered mail. We have
no data on it at present. Where was
the property located?
L. A. G., Canonsburg, Pa.-The Brok-
en- Hills company has property at Lucky
Boy, where it is leasing, and, we un-
derstand, making a fair production
with every prospect of developing a
bonanza. The company also has prop
erty at Lundy, On the California-Ne-
vada line, that is very promising. Write
to Walter E. Pratt, secretary, Goldfeld,
and you will probably secure fair in
formation. The operations of J. G. Me-
Cormack, the head of the company,
have always been above suspicion. He
is a heady mining operator, frugal, and
seems to be getting the utmost service
of company funds for the company,
and by his persistent effort is likely to
develop a winning mine for his
hackers.
s. r. W., Appleton, Wis.-The Ne
vada Victor property lays about three
miles to the west of Goldfeld, in a dis
triet where there has not been any ex
tensive development, yet the general
formation is similar to that in the pro-
ducing area of the Goldfeld district.