The Goldfield news. [volume], August 26, 1904, Image 4

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'GOLDFIELD AND
VICINITY
Bay • lot in Goldfield! ’Naff said! *
. J, D. Fowlie and wife have gone to San
Francisco
Frank Prevost, an old time Coloradoan
ia in town.
New line of latest magazines at the
'Cash Store. *
B. J. Reilly of TonOpnh ia in Goldfield
■for a few days.
Thread, needles, pens an<l thimbles at
the Cash Store. *
Had Evnns arrived here this morning
from Nevada City, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Patrick left Mon
day for San Francisco.
Herbert Mitchell has returned from
‘a visit to Grass Valley, Cal.
To make money in real estate, go with
*the crowd. Goldfield is IT.
Miss Ruby Kermeen of Tonopah i'
here on a visit with relatives.
Fritz 1*. -i nstrangh. a Victor, Colo..
tnan. anived in town Wednesday.
There are rumors that a new restnuraut
Vill shortly be started in Goldfield.
J. Ste 1 i f G ass Valley. Cal., arrived
yesterday .. i experts to remain here.
A substantial watering trough has
been placed in fnmtof the Palace saloon.
Hen 11 isoiithal nnd Mr. Macdonald
returned yesterday from a trip to Tono
pah.
The Goldfield Bakery bread wagon
Vill run once a day to Columbia here
after. t
Frank Bitike. a prominent mining man
from Cripple Creek, has located in Gold
Held.
Wastft—A woman to do housework
;$40 a montti and board. Enquire at this
office. *
Lots are selling very fast in East Addi
tion. Buy before it is too iate. W. I
Booth. Agent. *
Mrs. Leoln Leon. Civil War Nurse and
’Tailoress. Tent rear of We 11s--Fargo of
fice Goldfield. +
11. N. Gunter was over from Tonopah
this week. He expects to return here
'Boon to remain.
Before buying a lot, take a walk over
to East Addition to Coldfield, the eastern
part of the town. *
IjHINII OM'tri.iiu, WI iur I Mir* -
xjffiee book store, was in Goldfield tlie
first of the week.
H. M. Grncev lies taken n jmsitioti in
thi 'Hire of Elliott, Williams and Col
turn of this place.
It is stated that a jewelry store is soon
to be opened in Goldfield by F. A. Mont
gomery of Tonopuli.
Sheriff Jus, Cushing and Deputy Jack
Muney of Vye county, were over from
Touopali lust Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Madigau arrived in Gold
■field Wednesday, to look after her late
husband’s interests here.
Mrs. J. G. Martin’s new lodging house,
the best in camp, on Crook avenue, is
ready to receive patrons.
E. H. Strong, representing the New
York Life Insurance company, is writing
■business in Goldfield this week.
J. F. O’Brien, editor and proprietor of
The News, has taken a month's vacation,
which he will spend on the coast.
•John Beckman, a stenographer, for a
for a long time with Hugh grown in Tu
uopab, has located in Goldfield.
Wanted:—A woman, a good cook.
eral men in or out
iLecattot
When the new Merchants’ hotel at Co
lumbia is completed it will be second to
no other hostelry outside of lteno. *
Mrs. J. C. Murphy, who spent several
days in Goldfield visiting her husband,
has returned to her home in Beno.
The Miners’ cash store has :ust re
ceived a consignment of St;*g i ud gaso
line ranges. They are just the thing. +
jj. T. Bragdon, president of the Gold
field 'Mining company, departed last
Friday for California on a health seeking
trip.
G. M. Fay, a prominent Tonopah
mining man, was an arrival yestesday.
It is quite possible that he will locate
here.
James Trainor, an old-timer in Gold
field, arrived from Carson Springs Sun
nay, for another look at the marvelous
camp.
George Nesbitt, a prominent Merch
ant and mine oj'erator of DeLamnr, ar
rived this morning to look over the
camp.
The Pearl restaurant is now being
conducted by T. Cavanaugh & Co. and
is one of the most popular eating houses
in town.
IV. E. Linton has sold the Pearl res
taurant to Thomas and William Cava
naugh, who took charge of the business
Wednesday.
B. Manuel is in town from Eureka.
Together with J. Berryman be will en
gage in the draying and hauling busines
in a few days.
.rroi. AlltfU » t'Jj'lil-liiectr uu> rii > utiu i
will give a social dance at Redmond’s
building Wednesday, August 31. Tick
ets 81. Ladies free.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will serve
sherbet and cake Sunday, August 2Sth,
from 3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Lon
way. All are invited.
Mr. Berian of Salt Lake City arrived
in camp Wednesday. He propo.-es to
satisfy himself that all he bus heard
about Goldfield is true.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 'Warren took up
permanent residence this week in Jumbo
Town expecting to erect a very large
hotel in the near future.
W. S. Williams, the well-known bro
ker, departed the first of the week for
San Francisco and other California
points on a business trip.
C. J. Young, the hustler, was in tow.i
this week. He has just returned from
an extended Eastern trip and has several
business propositions in view.
There were two runaways in town
Monday, one of the teams belonging to
Jim Moss. They were stopped before
any serious damage was done.
George S. Bartlett, the well-known
Tonopah Lawyer and one of the lucky
owners of the Vermilyea & Bartlett lease
on the Jumbo, was in town Sunday.
W. W. Jones, a well known-miner and
superintendent of the Pyrami 1 mines,
near Reno, is here and thiuks so much of
Goldfield’s outlook that he will probably
locate.
J. C. Williams, vice president of the
Western Federation of Miners, arrived
in town Saturday, delivering a lecture
here that night and retnmel to Tonopah
Sunday.
Johnny Hanamel of the Frisco Cafe in
Tonopah, was an arrival Sunday. He
has been very successful there and in
tends to establish a similar business in
Goldfield.
George D. Pyne, District Attorney of
Storey comnty, spent several days in
town thia week. He considers Goldfiel'
a wonder and will probably locate here
to practice law.
A husky hobo who came' in on Mon
day’s stage started in to work the injured
ana gave and succeeded in gathering in
aevarsl dollars from *ynapatlg(ti* wsoc;.
[ Constable O' Poole hwlitd the fellow ont
( of town on the next stage witli a request
j to tlie Tonopah officer? to keej> him
going.
Notkf All niend»ers of the Frnternnl
Order of Engln are requested to tneot at
| Elliott's Hall Monday evening. at N
| o’clock, for the pnrpose of organizing an
■ Battles' Club of Goldfield, Nevada.
A meeting was held last night to per
feet the organization of a local of the
j American Labor Union, finite a nnm
I t*er were present and a committee was
! appointed to canvass the town seeking
| members'.
H. F. Ilrallier is drawing a very inter
esting eh art of the ge 'logical formation
j of the Goldfield li'trict. The chart is a
' good one and can Ire seen at T. F.
Nilan l's assay - filee.
William Ross. a miner on the Jnmho.
! fell in a dngont in the north end of town,
Sunday raoming. and broke his collar
tame. Ur. Tnr -r set the fracture and
he is getting along very/veil.
! List. Near '■ old Held on Tonopah
road a hrown leather sateliel. Contents
of no value i v opt to owner. Kinder
will he paid for i~ trouble by leavingnt
I’alace stable. < ioldtield. or l ord's sta
ble, Tonopah. K. N. Fi.KTeiiKK
A. 11. Vayne f Salt Lake City. Utah,
a prominent mining man, is in O ddtiel I
th iroiighlv investigating this dist iet.
Mr. Mayne i- i hustler, keeping an out
tit in the tield all the time, and proposes
if there is an)thing more here to tind it.
Albert S. Watson, the Tonopah and
| Goldfield real date mid insurance man,
arrived from the former place yesterday,
: and will spend several days in camp look
ing after his interests. Mr. Watson i*
: vice-president of the Jumbo Extension
Mining Company.
I'istiiet Attorney George S. Green
| arrived from Hawthorne last Friday to
represent the state in the preliminary
examination of W. S. Elliott. Mr.
Green is enthusiastic over Goldfield's
future and backe 1 up his faith by mak
| ing investments in real estate.
H. H. Lind returned from Reno Snn
| day after an absence of several days. He
• was accompanied by V rs. Lind. When
' Mr. i ind wet t ay he told then boys
! he was going to g.-t a wife, and lie was
; as good a- hi- w rd. Hut it was not
j ex ictly as liis i ■. ids exp H'ted. for Mr.
and Mrs. I.ind li ne been married about
i three years.
NOTES FROM COLUMBIA
M. L. Ettru-'T and Judge Clark were
i arrival* from Toinpah Thursday.
Clay Peters came in from Totiopah yes
1 terday morning to look after his mining
1 interests.
Mr. and .Mrs. I. Casey MeDnnnell, wlm
! an* now at L ike fab oe, are expected
I home .Monday
Miss Malcolm, who is interested in a
I number of minim; claims in the district,
i returned Thursday from a trip to Tono
; P».h.
Two Mohe yards, one belonging to Mr.
Lynch and the other to Mr. Marty, ate |
running full blast and yet the product j
is not equal to the demand.
Colonel \V. P. McCauley, the popular
manager of the Sunset saloon, has!
i m «ved into his new brown stone front
and is as proud as a retmd capital.st. i
George S. Bartlett, the Tonop.di at-I
I torney, ami John McKane. one of the
heavy stockholders of the Jumbo, nr- I
riye l from Tonopali yesterday morning
. by privaVe conveyance.
There is no'hing in the minor that the,
Merchants’ hotel, when completed is to
be rented. W hen it is built it will be
run by Casey and conducted as one of
i the fine-t hostt iries in the country.
The lumber famine is becoming mo- i
uotonous to ( dumbia people who are
: anxious to commence building. The
I town will double in size in a month as
j soon as the necessary lumber can lie
I obtained.
The firm of J. Ahern <fe Co., has I
! opened up for business in Columbia,
; although the firm's building is not yet ■
complete 1 owing to the inability to
seeure lumber. The firm carries a
! general merchandise stock.
! H. Karasev has let a contract to J. S. |
Corrigan for a hotel of two stories, M'xTo. !
. The building will be erected on Main j
i street opp .-i' the Nugget saloon and
construction work will begin ju-t as i
soon its lumber can be brought in.
Work on the Merchants' hotel is
i almost at a standstill owing to the lack
'of lumber. This scarcity is also li ihl
; iii g b ick the many other buildings which
are being constructed. Whe i lumber
jean be secured the Columbia building
! ljoom will b< on in earnest.
A little fo-ethonght may save yon no
end of trouble. Anyone who makes it a j
rule to keep Chamberlain's Colic, Choi- ;
era and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand knows ,
this to be a fact. For sale by Martin
Muller. ’ *
Elliott, William* © Colbafa
The 13&Jin& Stccf
Promoters.
Offer thi< week:
Jumbo . 81.25
Goldfield Mining Co.1.00
Goldfield F.leetric Light A Power_75
Mobilwk .20
('olumbm Monntnin ?5
Mine Bull Mining . .25
Ooliltield Water M. * M. C ».25
Red Top Mining Co..25
Bulls .V Bears .lb
Ooliltield Silver Piek Mining Co . IS
Black Butte. 17'.j
Inmbo Extension. .15
Hazel Kirk .12
AdnmseOoldfleld ... 10
Kuwu (Sold .10
Ooliltield Vindieator. 10
Goldfield-Souvenir.10
Cache (!• Id.10
Spiking Mines .V Dev. Co.10
Black Ant 10
\Yrnnl Mining Co. . 10
Ooliltield Cumins: Nation.08
Pennsylvania Goldfield.07
Yellow Top Gold. 07
Gold Reef.07
Ooliltield Bonanza. 05
Wonder 1 • •
Kansas City .03*.>
llundreils'of fortunate investors now
enjoying bis: profits from following our
advice. Jumbo jumped from 00 cents
to $1.17 1-2: in Goldfield and Touo|»ali,
we now have orders for 5u.n0tE shares at
$1 JN)
Adams. Silver Piek. dumb < Extension,
Red Top and Vernal are the next to
iump ot aeci ant T birge ledges, location
and good values, all will 'make mines.
If vou allow its to choose the stock to
huv. we w ill certainly make you money.
We iire the pioneers, surveyed the
around and endured the hardships first.
Elliott. Williams Colburn.
Lodging House for Sale.
Bath in connection. Good location<>n |
Main Street. Lot 25x100. Kni|uire at
Esmeralda Lodging House.
They Appeal to Our Sympathies.
'The bilious and dyspeptic are constant
sufferers and appeal to our sympathies.
There is not one of them, however, who
may not he brought back to health anil
h ippine-sliv the rs • iff Chnmbt rlnin's
Stomach anil Liver Tablets. These tab
le's invigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by Martin
Muller. *
Location Notice? and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at The
News office. *
Ahern, Coburn & Jarvis
Main Street, - - Columbia, Nev.
A FULL LINE OF EVERYTHING
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GROCERIES. TOBACCO,
LIQUORS, CiuARS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Miners’ Supplies a SPECIALTY
J. H. SPIKING
Mining Properties Examined
Development Work Managed
oftio- with II'■-1 ip iS Iordan, A avers. Main St.
MINES WANTED
1 ib -ire to hear of good mines to bond
about Goldfield or Tonopab.—Those
developed preferred. Address:
Occidental Development Co..
212 hears! Building, San Francisco.
the'pearl restaurant
T. CAVANAUGH ® CO.. Proprietors
BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
21 Meals for $9.00 $35.00 per Month
Main street, - Goldfield, Nevada
C
’ G. GORDON, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon,
Gold held
Nevada
Tonopah Goldfield Trust Company
OF GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
IncoRrovatkd Under the Laws of Nevada
Capital Stocll, 100,000 shares Par Value, $1.00
Will act as trustees for mining and all other corporations and
individuals. Correspondence invited.
CIAL DA
Given By Arthur Allen's Novelty Band of Cight Pieces, At
#(§> REDMOND’S BUILDING
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st.
Gents $1*00, v v Ladies Free*
rvv.
KENNETH DONNELLAN & CO.
Mining Stock Brokers
TONOPAH, NEVADA
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS
Ccr.d for Weakly Market Letter
- —*•«!«♦'.»!««?4«V! n**!**!** »■ 1—Wl** 1**I'*
Directory M the Principal Mining Companies
OF THE GOLDFIELD DISTRICT./
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Jumbo Extension Mining Com
pany
Incorporated muter the laws of Arizona: cap
ita! itatioti, 1.230.000 share*; par valuefi; ntRMM)
*hare* in the treasury.
Principal office-—Goldfield. Nev.: location of
property, Goldfield Mining IMstrict. consisting
of II ( aim*. the UoM Woifc, Polovcrde. Gold
t oin. Saddle Rook. Black Untie No. I. Black
Butte Fraction. Thr**e Friend'-. Three Friend*
Fraction. Vernal No. 1, t’nele Sam and Iti#
« hief. The Gold Wedge adjoin?* the famous
.Inmho on the north and ha* son feet of the lat
ter** ledge. The I'o!overdo adjoins the St. Ives
on the northeast and three of the latter '
ledge* can la* traeed into this claim. The Gold
Coin and the Saddle Rock adjoin the I>ai*>
No. 2 on the south and lie within less than 'jm
feet of the ledge just o|*etn*d up, 12 inches of
which average over fmm per ton. Vernal No. 1
carries, for at lea*t l,t*m Icet. the ledge on
which a strike ««> recently made in Vernal
No.j ground, less than 10*1 feet to the south
The Hlaek Butte No. 1 ’ :e* between I»aisy No. *2
oil the west and Mi'* Black Butte No. ‘2 on the
east. The other claim* are in the same vicinity
and have a splendid surface showing.
Officers Key Pittman, pre*.: II. B. Find
See. and Geti'l Manager: Nye and Ormsby
County Bank, treasury. The I'ict d Sta»e* Fi
delity and Guarantee Company is surety for
the Secretary and General Manager.
Red Top Mining Co. of Gold
field
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona: cap
italization. l.uno.000 shares: par value, II: ItMt.nun
-hares in treasury.
Principal office Goldfield, New: location of
property. Goldfield Mining District. at the
southern l*ase of Colunihian mountain, and ad
joins the .Iiiinho property on the north; prop
erty consists of one full'claim. *20 acre*. .1. V.
Bradley i* developing feet under lease and
the company is developing the north end of
claim. Ledge is ion net wide and no wn’1 in
sight at the-"VO-foot level in company workings
practically all being mill ore, with streaks of
high grade.
Officers and directors—1>. Taylor, Pres.;
Frank M. I*h. Vice-Pre*.: R. F. Coiburn, See.
and Treas.; J. B. Menardi airl George McClel
land.
Goldfield - Blue Bell Mining
Company
Incorporated hihUt the laws of Arizona: cap
Ta.izntlon l.ono.noo shares; par value $1: loo.ouo
shares in tin* treasury.
Principal office lioldtield. Nov.: location of
prop* rty. < odd field Min ini: I >;-t ri«*t. consisting
of :: claims, Blue Boll No. 1. Blue Boll No. JancI
tho Ncversweut -al»oiit ’m acre-. Propert\ ;;*•<
.•-> than 1Jmn> foot from tho ro••out ru h strike
on tho St. Ivos.
officers John Mornin. Pros.: r. B. Iliggin«on
Viee-Pres,: Louis Finnegan, Pec; K. I. mi tin,
Treas.
directors -Ben I!a-cj|ine. J. T. .lone-, John
Mornin. U. A. Martin and r. B. Higgjnon.
Cache Gold Mining Co. of
Goldfield Nevada.
Incorporated under the laws ol Arizoha.
Capitalization. l.uuo. mm -hares, par va Tie, fl.uo
oaoli. tuo.tmu share in treasury.
Prinoipa! office. Cold tic'd. Nevada. Location
of property, i.o’dtie’d Mining Bi-trict, con
sisting of five « I aims, about louaeri . I loat
a'saying from $*» to U.ojn per ton has hoon
found on those claims, and la r va ties have
been obtained from ledge croppings. One
hundred thousand share- are now offered at
10 cents per -hare, and work wid soon begin
to find tho shoot from w liich »he rich tioa* < aim .
Ottioors and directors Janie- L. O’Brien,
president. John Mornin. vie. president. If. W.
Kniekerhocker. seerotary, J. < »t ey McLunnc
treasurer ;.J. P. Loftus.
Goldfield Treasure Mining Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona:
capitalization. $1000,000; par value, #1; .■j00,tm«s
-har< - in trca.-ury.
Prineipal office, 0:: 1 ('hestnut street. I’hila
deiphia. I’m.: Nevada agent’s office. Tonopah.
Nev.; location, of property, Ooldtiv'd Mining
;ri< :. be.ada, con -ting of thirteen claim
group No. 1. live ohiiir.s. Columbia Mounlain,
adjoining the Adams: group No. ‘J. threeclaims
north of the Vernal-, at Ibaniondtieid ; group
No. :i, five claims on the north side of Banner
Mountain, Com]attiy is now developing Nos.
1 and
< Mlieers and directors John S. Boiighty.Pres.,
Cl.as. J. Sup'ee.Vice Pre Jeorge ti. Thompson.
Secy.-Treas.. a : of Philadelphia. Pa.. II. II.
Broun. Nevada agent. Tonopah. Nev.. II. W.
liriswold, tieiiera! Manager, Coldfield. Nev.
The Black Ant IVlines Co
Incorporated iimbr tin* laws of tin* Terri
tory of Arizona «n<l *lo:tijur business :n Nevada.
President. It. L. Dougherty, Denver. Cu o
ra-io: Secretary and Treasurer. Henry Weber,
Coldfield. Nevada.
Principal other. nl Majestic building, Den
ver. Colorado. P.runeh offices, Phoenix, Ari
zona. and (ioldfie.d. Nevada.
Addre>s all eonintuniention.s to tlie company
at it'> principal office.
Capitalization 1 ,£>0,000 sliares. Fully paid
and noil-assessable. In Treasury: Cafh and
KMi,«hm> shares. Shares par value 11.00.
The eonipany owns (by deed fu'. 1 v paid tor)
tin* "May < ‘May C. No. 1," “May C. Frac
tioii.” *• I»1 u*• k Ants,” and “Independence” lode
mining claims comprising »m acres. The first
group, eon- sting of the tirst three claims men
tion. <1. situated adjoining the Vernal group
ai in’amondti** 1 d. The smmii groun, consist
ing of the last two claims mentioned, is situ
ated just south of Piainondfiie’d. Active work
;> now going on on the first group but work
will immediately be commenced on the other
claims as wc'!. as the po'iev of the compain
wiP be vigorous and extensive development of
both groups. Doth groups have fine surfate
showing'and strong veins. An al otment of
Treasury stock has been made for the purpose
of development. For price ami terms apply to
tin* < ompany at it's principal office, or to Mr.
Henry \\ ber, Coldfield. Nevada.
Goldfield Coming Nation Gold
Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona:
capitalization, |1,f>uo,noo share-: par value, fl:
T.Mi.'nki share in trea-ury: private stock pooled.
Principal office. Majestic bti.ld.ng Denver,
Colorado; ..cation ... property, Coldfield Min
ing District, eoii l'tiug of tlie Curley Ceorge
i:-;T| /loom Fraction, located between the St.
Iv and the Jumbo group. Development in
pr.-grts.'and plant of maeliinery now on the |
Officers and director- - W. I.. Wilson. Pres.,
I>. i,Ycr. Colo.. Melvin Cdward-. Vice Pres., ex- !
-•-.••retary of state of c»..orado, F. N. Uurr. See 1
and Treas.. Denver. < • :*».; A. Williams, (odd-:
ii ill. Nevada, liyron T. it. Denver, Colo.
Diamondfield Gold Mining Com
pany of Goldfield.
______
Incorporated under the lnws of South I>a
j kota. capitalization. «>ne in.liioti -hares. par
' \niw one dol’ar |ht shun*. Four hundred
thousand in the irMsiiry, Kn1 y paid Mini
non-aw >a1cc.
I oca* inti of property at l»!amondt|c*d. Nev..
; in lio’dfleid M n.nu liVrlct. i'oits'stsof three
•rin-t.oim! c!a ni Tin* llarvey, IhlNv ami
<fnar*z:te Fraction*. hImki! I-*2 acres. F.xccl
' .out vn lies found mi each. Leasers operat'im
Mini devc’opnient work licin# done t*y thcroui
l»Hiiy. On mu- .ilc join.. Verbal No. 2. upon
J ivlim fgrcat • 'r kp of very rich ore wm - re*
I cen*'v made. On att«»fher the Jumlio K.x'rn
»i nil Si: li I hit Co. Mini lllni'k llutte Xn. *«! proper
, t:e«.
I’r:in :pa! ofTn-e of enmpMiiy: Tonopah. Ne
\a«ln. officer- Mini ilinijofs: T. I.. Odd c.
Prc- «1( n': *n. s. N xmi, Vico- I’re-.'dont: John
s. i n«iki Treasurer: AlltertS. Watson, See re tat \
mii<1 hn k I»hv!>, Manager.
Adams-Goldfield Mining Com
pany
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona: eap
' itM izatiori l,fmn.uonshares: par value |I: :»*Mitin
shares in the treasury.
Principal office, T«»nonah. Nov.: lnratimi of
j property. Oo'dtield Minin# |)i*lriet. oonsistiiitf
of tin- Adams. Jefferson ami Moiirne claims,
i jidjn.nimr the property of tin* Coldfield Min n#
Company on tile north. Active development
work now in progress.
officers ami directors R. L. Johns, Pro*.: J.
R. Imffield, Vire-I’re-.: II. T. Itrn#doti, Sec.: A.
c. Ki>en, Treas.: M. K. I>h.
Vernal Mining Co. of Goldfield.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona. ,
I Capitalization, l.tNNUum shares, par value. $1.no
ea» h. mo.nt*» shares in tin* treasury.
Principal office. < ioldtield. Nevada. Location ,
of property, Coldfield Minin# liistriet. near ;
Iliainotidfie’d. eoiisi-tin# of three claims, tlieJ
Vernai No. 1. t’liele Sam. alnl IP# chief. Les- 1
s<-rs are now at work and trottimr #<*od values
close to where a strike- < >! ver\ rich ore has.
lwcti made on the Vernal No. 2 c aim.
The first hioek of treasury slock i*- offered at
10 cents per share. The private stock is all
pooled.
Incorporators Key Pittman, c. II. Kiliott,
Rarton Pittman. II. It. Lind. W. It. Pittman.
R. A. Martin, and J. T. Jones.
Goldfield - Tonopah Mining
Company
Incorporated under tin* mws ol Arizona : nip
itaLzatioii |.immi.inhi >hares; par value $1: loo,W '
share*- in the treasury.
Principal offi< e Tonopah. Nev.: location of,
property. do d field Mining District, near the
town of IMamotidlield. Proper! v consists of
three claims (he Pleasant Trio. Cloudy Pay
and High Rock situated I.'iUm feef west and in
direct line with the trend of the led ye on the
Keane, McMahon and Fletcher’s (ireat Pend
mine. This ledge on the dreat Pend is is feet
w ide at a depth of 7*> fi »-t and averages clear
across per ton. There are several rich
streaks from 1 toil leot wide which go as high
as $100 per ton.
officers .1. It. Lindstiy. 1’rt‘s.: ('has. Mercer,
V he-l'rcs.: II. II. Itrow n. Sec. and Treas.
Goldfield Mining Company of!
Nevada
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap- j
italizatioh Uhkuhmi shares; par value $1; loo,non ,
shares in the treasury.
Ottice Tonopah, Nev.: location of property,
Goldfield, Nev.; comprising seven claims, viz:
.lanuary. February, September. October, St.
Paul, Cracker .lack and Henry clay.
Officers and directors - R. I . Johns. Pres.. To
nnpah: M. N. Clark, Vice Pres.: II. I . Pragdon, .
Sec.. Tonopah; A. C. Risen, Treas.; \V. M.
Stiitishury.
Goldfield Eulls & Bears Mining
Co., of Nevada
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona:
capitalization. l.oon.(Hh) shares, par value, $1:
.'iOo.uOO shares in the treasury.
Principal office, Spring Valley Water Pudd
ing, room «»■». i:V> deary street, San Francisco,
l.oi ation of property. Coldfield, Nevada: con
sists of ten full claims Cold Pug. lluwkcyc,
Missouri, (iratidpa. Pearl city, Cold Stundaid,
Golden Cate, Ohio, Ohio Annex, Black Rock
and St. Louis comprising 2«h» acres lying in a
direct line of fracturing between the Combina
tion group and the rieii strikes made at Dia
mondfieu.
Officers R. W. Payne. Pres., M. C. Seullv,
Vice Pres, and den. Mgr.: S. W. Payne, See’y 1
and Treas. Directors R. W. Payne, M. c.
Scully, Louis dluss, s. W. Payne and V. T. Me
Gillieuddy.
Blue Eull Mining Company.
Incorporated under flu* laws of Nevada: cap
italization. l.(NNMNM) shares, par value $1: :UK*.
noo shares in the treasury.
Office oi the company. Columba, Coldfield
Dl-triet. F.-imnoda county. Nevada.
Property eon •' of eight full e a:ms ill the
heart of the Oo.dfield 1*1 ’rie* and near pro
ducing mines. Numerous led,ire- and surface
va!ues.
Officer- and hire ■■•tor.- -II. Ramsey, Pres.;
("ay IVtei>, Vice-Pres, and Manager: If. c.
Morr:s, See., Tr< a . and Superiliten lent; T. F.
Dunaway and (ieo. s. Nixon.
Big Elk Gold Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capita i/utiou, l.Yju.uuo shares; parvalue.il;
l,(oo.<KX> shares in treasury.
Principal office, Coldfield. Nev.; location of
property, one mile south of the Combination,
consisting of the Oold Wedge and Fnion claim .
offic. rs and director- -James Faulkner, Pres..
Coldfield, Nev.. .1. it. <JiFe-pie, Vice Pres., Den
ver, Colo.. Lewis II. WiNou, See. and Treas.
Coldfield. Nev.. W. L. Wilson. Denver. Colo.
Y M. SIMONS
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ASSAYKR
At the January Mine.
Goi.dfiei.d, Nevada.
The Diamondfield Gold Mining Co.
OF GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
Incorporated Under the I.aws of South Dakota
Capital Stork. 1,na.»,u>i >har**«. fully paid and nnn-nssessab’e. Treasury st<» k, 100,000 >haie
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
T. K. ODDIK. Pros.: I’r • . Xy** «& Orm hv « o. Hank. <i n. Ay ;»i' Tonopah Mimnj' Co. of Nevada
s. NIXON. V - I‘r«* -.: I’r**s. W.nnei'iu -a Hank; lamlida'e for 1. S. S-irn'or irum Netadn
.JOHN < n(iK. Tren nrer; Ca lr* r X> and <>ri;: by < oun 1 y Hank.
ALBERT s. \V \T>< >N *M»i*y.: ex vn w frit: t growm* and 0r4.u1 zer of N. Y„ now of Tonopah
JACK DAVIS « Dinn oiidiu ’ t. Mitnag r.
C.»: n, roir- *•♦ o’ In* Harvey, Da: y FrueHon and ijunrziio Fraction 11 tin- heart of Din
moiKlIir d D: t•:< L i h irty-Hv • a« r, ...
fiarvi v j.» n' »h • annul Verna No. ‘2 (uncle r I•'yr l»ond lo tin* prinwpa own. rs of tin*
•T<>n ; h of X ym'a ' min**).on \vh * li tln-v liav-■ oin- '-due l feet wide of |»VHi **m and ope «> \
a • hljrh a** |:it>.uu*. 1 Is '« dja* 1 - in d.!*•*•! line 01 In- Harvey e.alni. On 111 . tin* Hnrvoy « aim'.
„n* ;u. > t" On (cmr zin* Fra ’ ion . iu y ai1 down I > e *t. Ore averajT's from *!•» '<» *h>*>.
on Dai v Kraet »*u a at;.' went us I>iyrn a Th r'lri.i a' o join tli • r:« 11 Da v c,.'dli d
yndn atr. Jumbo llx’i ii -.on Min n.r c ».. Verna! M ’ilnir Co. ami H ark Hilt! • No. *.*.
Work * be iiu «nm now, l»u? i«* in ’v dev- op tin- mint* the limited number of nun
SHARKS c*F TRF.ASl RV STO, |< WIKI. H!i OFFERED FOR A SHORT TIME AT THE LOW
I RICK or JO < ! NT- 1*KR -i! \ RE.
Our nnil ha e. ured the Inin 1 ins of rhi • to: k ami it cannot he bought e’-ewlier , so
.solid in your orders quickly, as from piao ut indication stock wii! be greaCy oversubscribed.
<’all or uddre
STARR & DULFER, Commission Stock Brokers,
MKMBKKS OFKUKS
S. F. Merchants’ Kx« haiisti*. 1119 Sansome St., San Frauciscg, Cu!,
C i!ilc»rii a Stoc k A oil Exchange. I’. <>. ILix HA. Tonopah, Nev.
Sen i’ram*;M«. ,y Tonopah Min ng Kxehnnge. Ooldiietd, Nev.
ProsjH-rtu n«..v be ng printed, jbtIvfnir full particular:-, map, etc.
Z. 2AKZZ1 0. B. GLOVER
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ALLTONOPAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
Bought and Sold
ELLIOTT, WILLIAMS & COLBURN
BROKERS
Box 481
TONOPAH, NEV.
Goldfield Mining Property
FOR SALE
At reasonable prices in the Producing Mineral Zone
r am iii a position to sell developed or jj
prospective Mining propositions at low- ,
est prices. The owners of sotiie first- !
class properties are obliged to sell part £
of their holdings in order to raise motley f
to develop the properties they are (
working. Now is the time to purchase f
wheil tlie miner is in need of money. If .
you want to get a property to develop j
on an individual or a stnck basis, write i
nte. Don’t wait until all the snaps are |
taken. I also handle and direct the de- |
veloping of mining claims. Informa- |
tion free. I
Box M LEWIS E. WILSON, Qoldfie,d’ Nevada
SNAP! SNAP! SNAP!
We have a good property
We have stafrted 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
Address
The Big Elk Gold Mines Co.
P. 0. Box M, Goldfield, Nevada
LEWIS E. WILSON, Secretary
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
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