The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-05

.lapse this department. sdlu iao' W."
that the Round Mountain Daisy had
been absorbed by the Round Mountain
Mining This is not the fact.
If was the Round Mountain Red Top
that was taken over by the Round
Maintain company. The Daisy is still
an independent company; whether It's
ground is being worked or not we DO
NOT know: but we do know hat the
companv has had litigation over certain
water rights it claimed to possess, anu
which it had leased to the Round Noun
tain Hydraulic company, but when NJ,
cation was decided against the hed
Ton Company Capt. George Thatcher
of Tonopah, interested in the company
can give you the present situation Win
respect to the company.
N. H. B., Madison, Wis.-You have
given us a big job, especially in view
of the fact that something about eaeh
and every one of the companies appears
from time TO time in these column
with the exception of the MAINE
company, perhaps, unless you mean the
Mayne Goldfeld. This company mas
Ground on Sandstone hill, but IS not
working. The Madonna is not working
Leasers are working the Red Hills; IL
is good ground. There are also two
leasers working on Silver Pick. Inc
Fairview Eagles is a Wingfeld prop
ertv. and is being worked more or less,
having recently made a shipment. Inc
Fagles Nest is a George Graham Rice
Aotation. and, according to our best IN
formation is not being worked by the
company. Rawhide Coalition is being
worked by leasers and is shipping; the
same NAV be said of the Rawhlde
Queen. Hereafter, ask for only !
single company, and you will be more
apt to get fuller information. Elk
tended information on all these com
panies would exhaust our space ano
subject us to criticism for favoritism'
by other subscribers.
A. w. S., Belvedire, Hl.-We do moi
know anything about the Nevada gu
nerior. Tell us the district and the
officers of the company. Much of our
data is filed by districts, and unless we
know the location of the property we
cannot put our hands on it.
w. S., veneda, m.-No work OF con
sequence is being done on either the
Round Mountain Central or the Raw
hide Tarantula. These properties were
foated by the G.. S. Johnson company
and the Goldfeld Brokerage company
which are the same. considerable
work was done on both, and both are
good properties, but no development
work has been performed on either fof
the past year. Assessment work mas
been dom however, to protect the com
pany's title. G. s.. johnson is now op-
Grating in oil at Coalinga, California
x. Y. e., Sacramento-Bovard Con
solidated is still a prospect and nothing
satisfactory in the way of information
can be had from the property. 1t is
being boosted by Rice right along, but
it is all boost, and very little OF sub
stance. (2) Grandma is not being
worked, neither is Adams, and the
lease of the Red Top Extension was
closed some time ago, and nothing else
is doing on the property. (3) The
Goldield Hub has been recognizing as
the Goldfeld East Extension, a full
amount of which was published in this
paper. There is no work being done
on this property as yet by the new com
pany, the first money received, as we
understand it, going toward paying OIL
the indebtedness.
F. w. s., Bridgeport, Conn.-The
Sayler-H Humphrey property has never be
been worked to any extent on com
pany account. 1t was leased to a mum.
Der of parties in blocks and consider
able work was done by ~leasers, while
Others simply "high-graded" the rich
spots ~ "pocket-mining." Some of
the finest specimens ever found any
where were taken from this property,
but not enough work was done to open
up consistent bodies of ore. The prop
erty has been protected by the neces-
sary assessment work. 1t is well locat-
ed and is regarded as a valuable piece
of ground and sometime, with the
proper work, will doubtless develop
into a mine. Manhattan is coming to
the front, although not making much
noise about it.
L. R. B., Red Bluff, Cal.-The Re-
organized Coming Nation has not yet
got to work, not having completed
financing the company.
T. s. N, Providence, R.. I.-Give ns
the names of the ofieers and 49,;