The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-07-09

Goldfeld Noble property was Jump
ed' or relocated last year and we do
not believe the trouble between the
"jumpers" and the company has been
adjusted. If the promoter is still as
sessing his stockholders, he is acting in
a questionable way, to say the least.
]. Nc L., Philadelphia-The Tramp
property in the Bullfrog district, at
Rhyolite, not only continues its regular
production,e but is increasing tn
amount of its output.
The Eclipse Development company,
which is working the Eclipse claim Of
the Tramp estate, is steadily operating
their ten-stamp mill with excellent re-
suits. This mill with its cyanide ad-
iunct reduces 35 to 40 tons daily The
result of operation for the month OF
July shows a recovery by a~n'algahia-
ton of $14 per ton. and by Cyanide
lixiviation Sc per ton, thus making
the ore yield about $50 per ton. The
product for the month, being the larg-
est since the mill started, over S23,0oO.
This company under the management
Of A. sydney Addition has been nm
usually successful from its start.
The various leasers operating On The
Denver ard Hobo claims of the Tramp
group are continuing the work OF ex-
traction and shipmen; of high grade ore
with considerable rroht. Tbs month
new leasers begin operations on the
Eclipse ground, securing their rights
from the Eclipse Development company.
Bert Sbively and associates have Sc
cured a block of ground. and SO ha
!, J.. H. Hendrick and partner Hendrick
in a shaft 80 feet deep has uncovered
ore assaying $50 per ton. For these
Eclipse leasers the Eclipse company viii
mill being close ri hand Will afford
the ~leasers a handsome profit, even
upon $50 ore, being another proof that
reasonable reduction charges increases
t the volume of ore production.
S. S. L., Frankfort, Ky.-Combina-
ton Fraction, as predicted some months
ago, is back in the Goldfeld producing
list. 1t is operating the mill it has
leased of the Nevada Goldfeld Reduc.
ton company on it's own ores, handling
20 to so tons per day, and gradually
getting the mill back into its strike
and increasing the tonnage handled
| General Manager Charles Wilkerson,
who has spent the last six months n
recovering the ore shoots lost by for
mer Manager Stark, now dead, and N
exploring virgin country at 800 and
$50 feet depth, gives assurance that
there is enough ore in sight of a fine
milling quality and in big bodies, TO
give the mill q long rum, ana that daily
development work underground is niore
than meeting all expectations. Wilker-
son is a practical, rather than a tbeo-
~retical miner, is always working, and
the results of his energetic manage
ment are plainly to be seen and appre.
eiated by the Fraction stockholders.
R. M. l., Springfield, O.-The pro
duction of Rawhide is gradually in
ereasing. The Rawhide Queen company
had produced $139,777 and the Rawhide
Coalition $197 ,655, or a total for the
two companies of s337,432, up to the
18th of last month. This is from az
tual smelter, sampler AMI mint returns
and does not include the large amount
of ore that is already mined, ready to
send to the mill as soon as a cyanide
plant is installed. The probability Of
the consolidation of the Queen AMI
Coalition companies and of their taking
over one of the present mills and in
s~talling a cyanide plant at once, is
creating a considerable stir amongst
the leasers of the camp, and there is a
general feeling that if this is done, a
new era of prosperity is awaiting Raw
hide and that the growth from that
time on viii be both fast and lasting.
A. B., Portland-The Antelope Min
ing company has been incorporated to.
take over the Antelope group Of claims
at Contact, Nevada. This group lies
adjacent to the townsite. The work
done consists of a 20-foot shaft, from
which ore is being sacked for shipment
to Salt Lake. Work has been com
menced in a tunnel to strike the ledge
at greater depth.