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WEALTH Of GOLDFIELD.
n'r'«#iMmUM Camp.
Clare do* Sharon. the well-known met
allurgist and assay er. who returned from
OoWfield Thursday night, brings a tale
Of wonderful richness from tlmt wonder
ful camp suys the Virginia City Chronicle.
He carries with him a small piece of1
aandstone rock that contains moie
gold in weight than the rock itself
weighs. He also ea-riee specimens from
other properties, all of which go to show
that the tales hitherto told of the new
bonanza are all true.
Mr. Sharon is in raptarea over the
place and has taken up some property
himself sad will return to the camp in a
few week* to n'range for its development
- As to the dp’ire of the country he say
it is entirely -lifTerent from anything he
pas ever see: The ledges lie in every
direct. >n for iiiles around. The contoni
of the count-v hears mote evidence to i.
violent erobosi eentnries ago.
He says tint ns far as development
has gone i‘ is the richest gold camp in
the worl i. The deepest workings in the
camp are ot ly JSU feet. At that depth
the ore liegi .-* to change to the sulphidi
variety. Ti. . tie considers the best in
dioattc i of permanency. Most of tla
work is he *, done by sub-leasers. Hi
says .bat it w 11 be only a matter of tinu
when a branch railroad will be built to
the car ;. A- in the case of Tonopah i
wil. he the means of working properties
that now i,e idle. Li>ml>er nt the place
fos*s from $6o to 870 per thousand,
though oher supplies are comparatively
cheap.
Mr. Sii8r>u says that the accommoda
tion ■» are ns good as can lie expected in n
ylnce of the kind and that prices are
citbm me bounds of aeaecn. Over 1,01 b
4*en are working around the camp or
■»rc :pecting in the surrounding country .
'J, consulr 3? the camp to. ho»« anhonnJ
-d possibilities and says it will startle
<he world uMich more than it baa done
already.
^SCAR-FACED JACK” IS DEAD
■mm A44a Another U Its Uog
Li«> #£ Vlcttai.
I,list Saturday a working man, whom
4 is said had been a laborer on the To
a<'j«h railroad, cnme to Goldfield, mul
antii Sunday s/ternoou devoted his time
an>l cash to imbibing freely of the ehecr
4ig ®n¥ and in attempting to defeat the
■sger. At about 4 oleloak Sunday after
loon he left the balls where he had made
merry and sought tte rear of an uncom
pleted stoDe building ou Fiast street,
pear the guluh aud E liott nvenne. At
ubont rlnrk he was discovered, his condi
tion being one of utter helplessness.
Dr. T. A. Turner was summoned and
applied remedies, but the man 'died at
about 7 o'clock.
dttdice Co?iiiiS ’ifc-l Banders A Inman.
-mth- of the body. M%uay fore
noon the . outre h- examination,
neard tin tewkiin of Dr. Turner and
- aaiuded t* *t in aest was unneees
^ it lieiug sb< u to his satisfaction
deaf Had -uen caused by alcohol
i*m.
There wss nothing among the personal
affects of the deceased to indicate his
name or former home. or whether be bad
any relatives. As year us could he
learned, however, his name was Jack
Marshall, sometimes known as “.Scar
faced Jack,'1 and he was about do years
of age.
Acting under instructions from Justice
Collins, Sanders & Inman on Monday
interred the remains in the Goldfield
Cemetery. There was no ceremony at
tending the borial.
The Denver Hialatf Reporter.
The last issue of the Denver Mining
Reporter contains an excellently, written
article on Goldfield by its staff corre
spondent, H. J. Barron- A good cut of
tfee town accompanies the article. In
tfiis connection The News wishes to
apologize for making no mention of the
fact when Mr. Barron was here. The
qopy was written but in some way was
lost and the notice did not appear.
Visitors From Reno.
Chas. Snyder, manager of the Western
Ore Purchasing company, accompanied
tjy bis wife and- H. J. Darling, of the
Hardware and Supply oompauy, and S.
M. Sample of, the Troy Laundry com
pany. all of Reno, were in camp Tuesday
looking at ite mines, with which they are
greatly pleased. Mr. Sample contem
plates establishing an agent for his
jpondry here.
The Icr fUa-Haw Would You -?
G. M. tyysart of the National Ice com
pany, whose headquarters are in Polaris,
was in camp this week making a r range
inents to have natural iqe from the
Truckee delivered in Goldfield every
other day. If thiB method doesn’t pay,
the company intends to soon beg ip the
\greetiou of a ten ton plant for making
artificial ice.
J. F. Mttchall Out..
J. F. Mitchell, formerly in charge of
tjie lease on the January, is now engaged
|p examining and reporting upon mining
properties and promoting. Mr. Mitchell
"jTSfcrdttbe most competent men in the
bMiocai and his success is assured.
Notice la hereby given that those who
* raptF**1 lots in Columbia can have
gen tracts for the same by calling upon
the undersigned.
jt W. A. Marsh, Agent,
j QoktiUkt is the business center and
'mutarof population of the district. Huy
slot now—it will make you money. *
HotiC* to prospector*.
. wivr r^-SELL your mining prouariy
E-WU*0"
J EMIT COX. M. D
offic* Horn*:
9 a m to i p m ; » pm. to 6 p.tn W5f »
OppO«ite Po'toffK'i;
Tonopah. * * Nevada
J>IIN PEAKLMAN
MININ'*'. PROMOTER
Tonopah. - - Nevada|
1 1 ..
L. HAMMOND
Physician & Surgeon
Tonopah. • - Nevada
I^ky Pittman & W. B. Pittman
ATTO R X E Y S-AT-I.A \V
Golden Block. Tonopah, New
I'I.ARK & KERMEKN
STENOGRAPHERS AND
Typewriters
Office with Minis Ar t'u.
_TONOPAH. - NF.VA1U
JJ C. KING, D. D. S.
DENTIST
OP PICK: CUTTING Bl*II.DING.
Tonopah. - - Nevada
THE PEARL RESTAURANT
W. E. LINTON. Prap.
30ARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
Hot or Cold Baths, 75c
Ylain street, * Goldfield, Nevada
~~ M. A. BULLARD
Contractor and Builder
Dabtf Uuildin* and PlaHering a Specialty
Leave orders at Spenker «V- Miller’s
For
Mining Timbers, Stulls,
Lagging, Square Sets,
and Cordwood, see
E. R. COLLINS, Agent
Western Ore —■
■—i Purchasing Co*
CHAS. SNYDER, Mgr.
RF.XO, NEV.
Ores Sampled and Purchased in Transit
Ilighe-d Ca-h Price paid for all
Gold, Silver, Lead ^nd-Csppci Gres
Correspondence Solicited
CLUB-CAFE
HARRY WILSON, Prop.
Best of Everythingto Eat
-AT ALL HOURS
Goldfield Miners’ Union, No. 220
W. F. M.
Kegulat meetings each Saturday evening at j
o'clock, m Miners’ Union hall, Main street.
All members of the Federation are cordially in
vited to attend.
Joel Nelson, President,
C h as H M acKin non . Secreta ry.
Pennsylvania - Goldfield i
Mining Co*
CAPITAL. SI .000.000 SHAPE*. *1.00
For a limited time the nmlentirrwd will -♦-11 |
tht« -tk At Trent* * -hare l»nly n few tln»n
-,unl vh:ir>" wi'i W «.. .l at thi* |>ri«v. ltiir
nnlrr* art nitnitiit for tin* -t.H-k I am |»r«*|»areu
n. I' ,.r.h rat: i-rtit if ot.hwsar* -••m at .>n<a*
Milk. .Iraft- !•«>«I.I.- In the umlersittmal.
D. G. DOUBLEDAY,
M. Ill Mill rrmiriM-o rtiul T»*hi.|.m1i Mill Kx
i )imiii!»*. i m!i*«»riiih *»il »V stiH k I X. Immrc.
i: ,i!tn »I «lc '‘nil Fr»l Hr »<*«•«•
Kt i « n riiiH M Nil! i Hhlik
Writ* u«r information iiikI **ii\ thi* storli i»l
oliif l*k»rt* mi mlvttnrr take*
Goldfield and Tonopah
Property Wanted.
Etnersou & Company, oi.e of the lend- j
tun New York brokerage house*, will !
consider purehnse of. or controlling in
terest in. a Goldfield or Tonopah mining
property. Must be very favorably lo
ented nud stand the strictest investiga
tion. Address with fullest particulars
and reference.
EMERSON & CO.
42 Bn»mlw?i\, New York, N. Y.
--i
Chester B. Ellis & Co. j
STOCK BROKERS
Unlisted Western Winln/. Oil and Industrial Stacks
I
511-12 Hears! Bld{. SAN FRANCISCO
inside Prices on Tonopah
and Goldfield Stocks
i
We Buy and Self
Tonopah and ^
Goldfield Stocks *
Exclusively
I here tore we can always «juote
best prices amt make ijtiick ite
\V li\eries Keep ] Misted by read*
S£\ mg our market letters- sent free.
We are in constant touch with
all markets Write either office
Frank L. Kreider A Bro.
Drr;xi i. Bi.nr., Cwmhv Hi.no.
Philadelphia San Francisco
Goldfield Vindicator
MINING COMPANY
Otters n chance to the public to helf •;* a
mine. Company owns tour c
NEARGOLOFI L D
The New Randsburg of P
Capitalization i.mm.eoo shales. Par \..
TreJymry stex'k shares. Fiist bit*
ot 50.0041 shares now offered at
10 CENTS PER SHAR|^
.t.r Order N >«
Address the Companv at
402 l). P.'WAI.KtCK BI.DO..
Salt I.ake City, Utah
L. H. CONLEY
Nevada Art Decorative
Company
Papkr Hanging, Glazing,
Graining, Sign Writing,
Gi:nkkai. Housk Painting
Complete Stock of Oil*, Pafnt* r.rd Cars
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
MAIN STREET, Opposite Palace Stables
GOLDFIELD BOTTLING WORKS
Hathaway, Okahlman N: Ckoshy, Props
Manufacturers of pure
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
Sarsaparilla and Iron, C.inger Ale, I.eiimn, Cream,
Strawberry and Orange Sodas, Champagne
Cider, and all kjnds of soft drinks
Universal and Syphon Wetors Specialties
Directory of the Principal Mining Companies
OF THE GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Goldfield Mining Company of
Nevada
I!»«•«.:;raft'd under the law sol Arizona; rap
italizi.1 t»n I.UUO.MJD shares: par value $1 ; 14HMNNI
'hare' in the treasury.
< »lti< ■ 1 •uiopah, Nev.: (oration of property.
<»o!dth -I Nev.; comprising seven claims, viz:
.ianuiii February. September. October, St.
Pau\ < acker Jack and Henry < lay.
officer mid directors—R. I Johns. l*rcs.. To
nopah M. N. ( lark. Viee-Pres.: II. T Brugdon.
Sec . '! i.nopali: A. Kisen. Treas.; \V. M.
^ Stansbiliy.
Red Top Mining Co. Of Gold
field
Incorp rated under the laws of Arizona: cap
italization. l,OUO,UtK> shares ; par value. |1; -tOU.UUU
shures in treasury.
Principal office OoMtieM. Nev.; location of
property, o*»><1 field Mining District, at tIi«*
soutlu rn liii-e of rolumluan mountain, and ad
joins tin Jumbo property ou the north : prop
erty c onsists of one full claim. JO acre*. .1. F
Bradley i' developing :tou feet under lease and
the eotupany i> developing the north end of
ela i iii. I .edge i* loo i* et wide and no wa> 1 in
«igli* at the .VD-foot lev**' in company workiug
—practical > all Iteilhg null ore, with streaks of
high grade.
Offi* er- and directors-i'. 1>. Taylor, Pro-.;
Frank M Mi Vice Pres.; K. I. roKmru. See.
andTrea*.; .1. 1i. Minardi and Oeorge Merle!
land.
Goldfield - Blue Bell Mining
Company
Incorporated uuder the laws of Arizona: cap
italization i.unu,mm shares; par value f l; inn.nun
shares in the treasury.
Pr.ueipai «*Ittce—tioidfield. Nev.; location of
pr*»|arty, '.old field Mining District, consisting
of U claim'. Blue Bell No. 1. Blue Bell No J ami
the Neversweat—aU»ut -TO acres. Property lies
less than 1.000 feet from the recent rich strike
on the St. Ives.
Officers—John Mernin, Pres.; t B. Higginson
Vice Pirn; Muis Finnegan, Sec; ii. A. Martin.
Treas.
Directors Ben Haseltim*. I T. Jones. .John
Merniu. H. A. Martin and < B- Higginson
; - --
Goldfield Bulls & Bears Mining
Co., of Nevada
Incorporate under the la
capitalization. l.WXi.OUj thur<
iaus of Arizona:
capitalization. i,wu.uw snare:-, par value. *1:
afjO.OHO shares in the treasury.
Princ'pa: ofice, Spring Va cv Water Bnilo
inft room «■>, 1*> •■eary street, San Francisco.
Location of Property, fieldti. l Nevada : .•••n
sists of ten full claims—Gold Hup. IfawkoG
Missouri, Grandpa, Pearl city Hold standard.
Gulden (late, Ohio, Ohio Annex, Ulack Kuclf
and sit. Louis— comprising 2i» hi res lying Vr a
direct line of fracturing t tween the * oml me
tion group and the rich strike.- mad- at Ida
"o'fBcers--K. W. Payne, Pres , M. c. th-jy.
Vic-- Pres, and Gen. ilgr : H. \\. Payne, _ ,
and Treas. directors— K. "• 1 M>'IV/ it.•„
fViytin J.oU'X Glass f» " i «' ne. H.nd.T ?.,* •
1
Adams-Goldfield Mining Com
pany
Incorporated under the Iaw- «>t Arizona: cap
italization ].onojMNi -hares; par va in- $1: :MNMNN>
shares m thi* treasury.
I * r i i m* i | »j» I office. Tonopah, Nev.: location of
property, <io!«iheld Mining District, consisting
of the Adams. Jefferson and Motiroc claims,
adjoining tin* property of the Uoldfieid Mining
( oinpanx on the north. Aetive development
work now in progress.
officer- and direetors II. I.. Johns, Pres.; .1
li. Duffield. Viee-Prcs.; II. T. Bragdon. See.: A
Itiseii. Trea>.; M. K. Ish.
Jumbo Extension Mining Com
pany
I incorporated under the laws of Arizona-;ego
; itaiizatioii. 1 shares; par value $1; onnjtQti
I shares in t he treasury.
Prilieipal office (ioidfield. Nev.; loeatiop of
propertyv (midfield Milling District, cop.sisiipe
of II eiami", the (lold Wedge. I'oioverde. Oold
( o'ti. Saul tile Hock, Black Unite No. I, Bluck
Unite I’ih' fioti. Three Friend'. Three Friends
Fraction. Verna! No. I. Fnc’e Sam and Big
• hie'. The (odd Wedge adjoins the fatuous
.1 it in t m > on the north and has Him feel of the lat
ter's ledge. The I'oioverde adjoins the st. Ives
on the northeast and three of tin latter's
ledge.- eati l»e traced into this elaim. The <«old
« oin and the Saddle lloek adjoin the Daisy
No. 2 on the south and !;e w ithin If" tlianjnn
fee* o' the ledge jll-t opened tip. 12 ilielies of
w hieh a\• rage over |Nto per ton. Vernal No. 1
earries, for at least l.uno feet, the i<*dge on
which u strike- was reeently made in Vernal
No. j ground. !es- than lull feet to the south.
The Ulaek liutte No. 1 lies between Daisy No. 2
on the we-t and Ish's Itlaek ltntte No, 2 on the
! east. The other elaims are in the same vieinity
and have a -plcudid surfaee showing.
Officer- Key Pittman. Pres.; II. B. I.ind.
See. and tieii’l Manager; Nye and Orinshy
('onuty Bank, treasury. The I’uited States Fi
delity and (tu«ran»e«* Coinnany is surety for
the Secretary and Oeneral Manager.
Goldfield - Tonopah Mining
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona . cap
italization l.uuo.nno shares ; par value $1: Wm.UUO
shares in the treasury.
Principal office Tonopah. Nev ; location of
property. Uoldfield Mining Distriet. near the
town of Diamondrield. Property consists of
three elaini' the Plca-ant Trio. Cloudy Day
and High Hock situated I .'am feet west and in
direet line with the trend of tin ledge on the
Keane McMahon and Fletcher’s (beat Bend
mine. This ledge on the “Teat Bend i' 1M feet
" id* ad**p:h of 7'» feet and averages clear
aero.- *1*' p* • -f>u. There arc several rich
stiejik.' from 1 to - feet w .<1< which go as high
a per ton.
“Hirer' J. B. Lind .-ay. Pres.; • ha>. Mercer,
Vice-Pres.; If. ||. Broun, Sec. and Treas.
Company
T At. SIMONS
I*. O. BOX 2Jl
ASSAY HR
• ' j
Tnvopat
= The =
Lothrop-Davis Co’s
NEW STORE AT
COLUMBIA
is now ready for business, carrying a full line of
Mining Supplies,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Hardware,
Household Utensils.
We deliver goods promptly and free of charge
to any part of the Goldfield Mining District.
Reasonable Prices First-class Goods
Telegraph and Telephone Office.
SNAP! SNAP! SNAP!
We have a good property
We have started work
We own two claims east of town
We have no debts
We want to sell some shares of stock to raise more de
veloping money
We will sell a few blocks of stock in 5,000 share lots for
$100.00 cash
This is open for a short time only
p.
Address
Elk Gold Mines Co.
0. Box M, Goldfield, Mi**!**
LEWIS E.
NEITHER A WILDCAT NOR A CINCH
The Cache Gold Mining Co.
of Goldfield, Nevada
Is now receiving subscriptions for its stock at at 10 cents per share
Property consists of five claims in the Goldfield Mining
district, on which float assaying $4,040.00 per ton in
gold has been found.
We want money to prospect the ledge for the shoot from
which this rich float came.
It’s neither a cinch nor a wildcat—and you will get a
good honest run for your money.
CACHE GOLD MINING COMPANY
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
Mention the Goi.nKihi.n Nkws and receive souvenir
Goldfield and Tonopah Stocks
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Barton Pittman ® Co.
MINING BROKERS
TONOPAH, - - NEVADA
Money Loaned on Stocks—any Amount
SOME OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS QF TO-DAY
GOLDFIELD
J u 'jvjso i pooled) .60c
Jumjao 6 VernaJ Extension.20c
Red Top. 22c
Goldfield Mining Co..$1.00
St. Frances Goldfield.I2'_>c
TONOPAH
Tonopah Mining Co..$8;50
Montana Tonopah.$2.52' ■
Belmont.
Rescue. 1,5c
ALL STOCKS Bought and Sold at Prevailing Market Prices
WONACOCT a HALL
Coldfield find Tonopah
Undertakers, - Emhalmers and
FttneraV birecters
Coldfield Brunch Otbf with E. Marks Ik Co.
ALBERT S. WATSON,
REAL ESTATE AN! INSURANCE
-1>KALEH IN —
Tonopah and ^otdftald Mining. Slack*
Bought, S*M>and R<
Office-Main' 6ticet
ALLTONOPAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
Bought and Sold
C. H. ELLIOTT
BROKER
Box 481
TONOPAH. NEV.
Goldfield Mining Property
FOR SALE
At reasonable prices in the Producing Mineral Zone
I am iii a position to sell developed or
prospective Mining propositions at low
est prices. The owners of some first -
class properties are obliged to sell part
of their holdings in order to raise mouey
to develop the properties they are
working. Now is the time to purchase
when the miner is in need of money. If
you want to get a property to develop
on an individual or a stock basis, write
nte. Don’t wait until all the snaps are
taken. I also handle and direct the de
veloping of mining claims. Informa
tion free.
Box M LEWIS E. WILSON* Goldfield, Nevada
-THE PALACE—
FIRST-CLASS i« Every Particular. KENDALL & REILLY, Prop*.
Large, elegantly furnished, electric lighted, clean, sunny rooms. First
class bar, serving only the best wines, liquors and cigars.
. ; h».. o THt Palaof. Hotel is the
A fT i\
PALACE CAFE
The Gal, *“• “ ■ ">*h
fry * *iip of our
N;
All the Delicacies of the Season.
* ; th; staff, W? make a specialty of
■ si1-* i'l l i .*rties
AL. MITROvi|^ »- ^ ZliMSTEIN, Proprietors
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
TONOPAH, NEVADA
Capital, - *200,000™
T. L. ODDI& President JOHN S. COQK,Casb*eri .
D. M. RYAN, Vice Pres. R. M. MKOliR, A£st- Vaslner.
GEO. S. NIXON, Gen. Manager \
Uesidcnts of (JnMfieW are assured tlv>t we will give prompt and parefe JP,te,,,ion toal>
banking matters eutrusted to u-i. if \
tJtT" Only Fire-Proof Vault in JgM
TONOPAH HARDWARE CO.
-- _ Dealers in AU Kinds <»f
Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, Refrigerators, Ice Ctiq
STOVES, RANGES AND FIFING
Bids Given, Best or Workmnnihip Guare rs
Hids in veil. Best id Workmanship Cuaranteeed. <»ive u> a trial. h very tiling
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron. line. Well e pupped shop in couneefr
UPPER MAIN STREET SIVE US A r>l ■
srs
ureil it.,*
a
SMOKE
“SANTONE"
CIGARS
ALWAYS FRESH
MAI.)Ii IN TONOPAII
— mx —
A. B. WOLF
Tonopah
and Goldfield
Stage Line
MAKfcS ROUND TRIP
KVJtRY DAY. • •
Leaving Twnopah at 6:30 a. ui.
and arriving at Goldfield
at 11:30
Returning, leaves Goldfield at 1:15
p. at. and arrives nf Toao
pali
Fare Each
Fives at
at 6:0a
ch Way ^00
I Dry
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Won - Mil Hoi * F*»
Mfii’ l >thing and Shu
rj; RYAN & S TENi 0/>.
TONOPAH, Vtl/ I!
H-H- '-H-frt
/
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Columbia Assay Office 7
! JOHN MASON, Asswtf
COLUMBIA, NEV.
• (ioVlti^Ul Miping strict.
! BARTON PITTMAN & CO. j
MINING
; BROKERS 1
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| ^Goldfield and Tl^P^h Stocks £

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