The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-07-06
CLEAN OF GOLD
FROM EVERY HILL
By OLD ROCKS

luio udy lcSoiuo the realization Oh
many golden dreams, and materializes
reward for marvellous hope, faith
and fortitude, and heroic effort.
The jar of blasts and rumble OF
cars proclaim the awakening prophe-
sled and prayed for, and the an
nouncement of one discovery OF
mineral after another in the big
Comstock Belt eliminates every
doubt and fear as to the fact that
here slumbers perhaps the greatest
and richest deposits of mineral that
nature has stored.
Every day adds to the surprises
furnished by the fabulously rich gold
assures of Wonder Mountain at
Mountain House. The entire hill
seems to be vast network of golden
fabric woven by the Master Weaver
in His wonderful processes of chemi-
cal transformation.
Again is the world-famous Willard
Mcdonald recording new sensational
finds of free gold in the lower levels
now under practical development by
Frank C. Everett.
John Benson, better known as
"Minnehaha Jack" is piling real ore
on his dumps that will soon be feed
ing reduction plant If Jacks plans
do not miscarry.
Ed J. Roberts is arranging to in
stall pumps in the Veta Grande that
will take care of the water and en-
able him to develop the rich ledges
in the lower levels.
E. Chaplin Gard has acquired in
terest at Mountain House and else
where and will form a number of
companies to operate them.
Thomas r. Temple has opened a
real gold mine at Signal Mountain
and is now busy In shaft and drift
for a Boston company he has inter-
ested in the group.
r. C. Walker and associates have
surprise up their sleeves in the
Gold Bug group, replica of several
of the greatest mines of Cripple
Creek on the surface.
The Burgard Tunnel and Mining
company will extend the tunnel sew
eral hundred feet further into Hot
Springs Mounain during the present
season.
President Carlson of the Silverado
company states that a winze is now
sinking under an old rich ore chute,
and that 1t is now in ten feet with
$500 ore. Watch the Silverada Queen
of the Sweetwaters.
J. r. Fredericks will resume work
on his big Mt. Patterson tunnel pro-
ject to intersect at depth large and
rich ore body encountered years ago.
E. Chaplin Gard has taken a lease
and option on the Great Western at
Sweetwater, the largest known, high
grade outcrops, featuring more than a
million tons exposed by nature.
H. Beers has been uncovering a
new and very promising ledge in the
Limy, a monster copper-silver ledge
on Hot Springs Mountain.
A meeting of mining and business
men and ranchers will be called
soon to organize for the general veal
and advancement of the entire Com
stock Belt.
A meeting of the Alhambra COM
pany was held in Gardnerville Mon
day for the transaction of important
business. Col. Hopkins was retained
as general manager. We expect good
news from the Alhambra.
]. F. Curtz is on deal with a
fine group of claims in Alpine
county and is awaiting the arrival of
San Francisco parties to take them
over.
Harold de Normandie, M. E. witt
]. II. Farrell of San Francisco, de-
parted Monday after spending sew
eral days looking over the various
big properties, including the Ruby
Hill.
r. N. Lake has uncovered a rich
gold ledge on Silver King group at
Mountain House The Silver King
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