The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-09

Of ARROWHEAD CAMP
A symposium of expression from
persons who last week visited the
new Nye county camp of Arrowhead
is published by the Tonopah Times.
Owing to the great interest mani
tested in the latest boom, the follow
ing expressions of opinion are repub-
lished from that newspaper
Bob Meyers, who has numerous
interests in Arrowhead, is spending
the weekend in Tonopah. MIR. Mey-
ers states the camp is winner and
that he is more enthusiastic over its
future than ever.
acquired various holdings in the new
camp of Arrowhead, and has just
arrived from there to attend to some
business matters in this city. He ex-
poets to leave today in company with
Tonopah people who are figuring on
the purchase of some property he
has for sale.
Max Herman of Ely, one of the
first purchasers of property in Ar
rowhead, has just arrived in Tono-
pah and is registered at the Mizpah
Mr.. Herman states that he is more
than pleased with the developments
in the camp to date and that he ex-
poets to see it grow by leaps and
bounds after the first of the year
+. j. Brown of Arrowhead has
just arrived in Tonopah and has a
couple of deals pending on one of
his properties. He has secured some
valuable holdings and expresses him
self as not being over anxious to dis
pose of any of them, as he has great
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DR.. w. S. Holmquist, who bears
the unique reputation of being the
first surgeon and physician to open
an office in Arrowhead, is registered
at the Mizpah hotel. The doctor has
opened a hospital in the camp and is
mr. n 10 of at1 90 c ac
needing his attention. He has also
acquired some property north of the
Arrowhead mine.
The Arrowhead-Ely Mining COM
pany has been incorporated and fl
nanced in Ely. They are now work.
ing a crew of men and state that the
showing so far made has been very
satisfactory. Their property is sit
uated east of the Bonanza and south
of the Sphinx, and was formerly
known as the Bonanza Extension
group. D. w. S. Holmquist is presi-
dent; N E. Musick, vice president;
and d. B. Holmquist is secretary and
treasurer. They are capitalized for
100000 shares.
A. G. Burton of the Nevada United
Mines company, whose property is
located sixteen miles from Ely, has
just arrived in Tonopah from Ar
rowhead Mr. Burton was very much
impressed with the district and has
made arrangements to finance the Ar
rowhead Silver Mines Company. The
mining game is by no means new to
him, as he and his associates have
raised a half-million dollars for the
development of the Nevada United
and they have been shipping ore for
some time
AL Mccoy, director of the Arrow
head Consolidated, has just returned
from San Francisco. He reports the
bay city as being very much inter-
ested in developments in the new
camp and that after the first of the
ensuing year he expects a much
larger interest from there.
S. Herbert William, a prominent
mining engineer of one of the large
copper companies of Ely, arrived Fri
day from Arrowhead, where he had
been making examinations of prop
critics for clients. He expressed him.
self as being well pleased with the
future possibilities of the new camp.
A. p Cannon of Deeth, Nevada, has
just arrived in Tonopah from Arrow
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