The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-03-11
MINING BOOM
IS PREDICTED
MINING MAN OF CRIPPLE CREEK
FAME REVIEWS MINING SITUA.
TION HEREABOUTS; FILM STARS
TO FINANCE NINE PROPERTY
lBy Old Rocks

The Gay of boom for the comstock
Belt has dawned. Men who have dis
covered mines, builded camps and en-
riched mankind feel the old-time thrill,
and are ready for action.
The old comstock has revived under
wise management and modern methods
and will again pour it's millions into
the treasure vaults Of the world
The Pine Nut range present oppor-
tunities that are golden and innumer-
able. The Winters Mine offers princely
income to practical operators. The
Longfellow spells the name of future
bonanza. The War Horse glitters with
gold for coming Walsh or Stratton.
The Ground Hog will disclose another
Mary Mckinney or Gold King. Ruby
Hill marks the location of an Ana
conda, Bingham, or United Verde. and
the Mammoth has already demon
strated the largest ledge of s35 to SIS
ore that has ever been discovered. The
Willard cDonald is again in jewelry
gold. the Gold Bug promises h spec
tacular mine, and the Racraft hold
ings picture veritable garden of
gold.
Real mining men are getting busy in
the big belt. The Sllverado Company
has raised fund of 100000 and will
begin vast exploration work ON their
group In the Sweetwater range. The
Oro Grande Consolidated will also
start big tunnel project in that re-
gion, while operating the Mammoth at
Carter Station and properties else
where. A strong company of Reno
people, with George Wingfield at its
head, Is organizing to operate rich
ledges on Hot Springs Mountain and
in the Sweetwater Mountains. Cover
ernor Shoup OF Colorado will also pol
ish his pick in Douglas County pay
streaks. Fred Engalls, of the Engails
Copper Company, will investigate the
copper possibilities OF the district in
the near future. Hon. b. NJ Steven
son of Denver will also send repre-
to examine a number of
Jadge Geo. p. Costigan of
Denver will extend his long tunnel
still further into Mount Patterson. j.
+. Fredericks Is planning extensive
work on his rich silver group in the
same locality. L. S. Bell of Oakland
and A. NJ. Maclean of Sweetwater will
redeem the big Tanawah mine aud
mill. near Sweetwater. recently sold to
satisfy mortgage. and will start both
mine and mill early in the season.
A number of movie stars have be-
come interested in the belt and are
organizing the Scenario Mining Syn
dicate. They have employed e. Chaplin
Gard as their man in the field to Sc
cure and develop properties. Mr.. Gard
arrived Tuesday and is now on the job
He is arranging not only for the pro-
duction of big money, but likewise the
setting of a master-picture play based
upon the mining industry.
The Orc Grande Consolidated. Off
cered by a bunch of the brainiest and
best boosters in the West is laying the
foundation for colossal mining en-
terprise. to not only operate, but also
to deal In mines. The holdings thus
far secured have stood the test of the
closest investigation. Work will be-
gin on the Mammoth within the next
30 days. Other properties will be
added to the holdings from time to
time, gradually increasing the in
trinsic value of assets and company
stock. which starts at five cents per
share. This is not syndicate of pea
nut peddlers nor corn doctors. II is
neither a race nor clan. II Is just
q great big mining concern composed
of people who know how - and do
things. The Mammoth Is opened by a
1600-foot tunnel into the greatest
merium grade ore body that has re-
sponded to the call of powder and
steel.