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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Bay ft lot in (VldfcH! ’NntT mid! *
* Oh hr. Maxwell is over from Tonopah.
Geo. Coslett leaves for Gftracu Sun
' day.
C. P. Campbell of Spokane was in
town this week.
* M. E. E. Wftdleigh has returned from
" fttiip to Denver.
B. J Byrne tin* returned from his visit
’ to the St Louis Fair.
Ctins. Blaylock, formerly of Touopali.
arrived in Goldfield this Wtek.
Jack O'Donnell, a Tonopah engineer
and ftiachinist, w.as in eamp this week.
Wilson is a new arrival from
•'New Mexico aud intends to locate here.
W.’J. TVftiglns, of Tonopah. was
among the week's' ‘t* itors to this eamp.
WaWtho—V wrtmau to do housework.
$10 a month and hoard. Enquire at this
office. *
The Goldfield Bakery bread wngntt
will rnn once a day to Columbia here
after. t
Kememtier tlie Miners’ Cash Store,
opposite the Roe irders’ offiee. Goldfi- Id.
Nevada. t
R. I. Johns, of tlie Goldfield Wining
Company, is visiting with his family iu
Oakland.
T. F. N'ilanu the popular nsaayer is
down on the sick list with a had fever
this week.
W. J. Stoiieham, local editor of the
Tonopah Bonanza, was in c;itn[» the first
of the week.
, Mrs Leola Leon, Civil War Nurse and
Taduress. Tent rear of Wells-Fargo of
fice Goldfield. t
Mr. Tom Mahoney will learn some
thing to his interest by addressing Snu
1 dels & Inmnu, Goldfield. J
Billy Kelletn left for the southeastern
1 part of the state on a couple of months
1 pro-pec ini; trip. Wednesday.
AVilliam Sperry and G. Gordon have
returned from a prospecting trip through
’ the southern part of the State.
Chris. C dvert. engineer at the Midway
mill in Tonopah is visiting Goldfield
during the shut down of the mill.
Wanted:—V woman, a good cook,
•wants to c ok for several men in or out
of town. Enquire at this office.
When the new Merchants' hotel at Co
lumbia is completed it will lie second to
no other horttMry outside of lleno. *
J. 11. Duffildd, superintendent of the
Goldfield Mi! ing Co., made a flying
business t-iip to Tonopah this week.
Henry Weber, superintendent of the
Jrrtack Auts mining company, spent a
Couple of Jays in Tonopah this week.
Judge Kt ui eth M Jackson, the well
known attorney, tidied Goldfield this
week to look after his extensive mining
t interest*.
Lo*’ -G •’ • ' ’ I .vith National
field. Good reward
J it Healer, f rmerly in charge of
the Tonopab-Siilt Lake company, spent
several days in the camp and returned to
Tonopah yesterday.
W. S. Williams, the broker, who has
• been to Han Francisco for a visit and the
bemefif of his health, is expected home
the first of the week.
MnsL K. Malcolm returned today
from a trip to Gold Cmter. where she
located several promising claims. Hh
thinks very favorably of the new district.
Arthur Alien has taken charge of
Booth's photograph gallery and is pre
pared to do portrait and view work. A
fine selection of views of the mines and
and Goldfield. Gallery on Main str.et
opposite Goldfield Lumber Company’s
yard. _ t
Announcement.
The Jumbo Extension Mining Com
pany will after Hept. 1st, place a limited
amount of its stock on the Market at
twenty cents per share, and the Venial
Mining Companv of Goldfield will dis
i pose of a small block at 15 cents per
‘ share.
JOHN (“DOC”) O’TOOLE
He eby announces himself as a candi
date for
HtiERIFF
Subject to the decision of the Esmer
alda co"n*y democratic convention.
‘Columbia Brick Co*
COLUMBIA, NEY.
We make the bent quality of Mobe
•bricks. Price, $1® ,*•/ thousand. Per
sons who intend to build are invited to
•call at the yard and see the kind of
bricks we are turning out.
For any further information apjily to
J. J. MOSS, Goldfield Agent
Fitchett Cigar Stand;
Opposite Gsld field Neat Market
Fine Domestic and Imported Cigars of |
all kinds. Abo Peanuts, Candy, Pop
corn. Gnm. Etc. I
Try our International. Capdevila, Af- ,
ticano. ai d Dave Warfield C vars.
Notice to Leasers.
Parties who desire leases can secure
tbe same on g*wd ground, from wliieli
values have been takeu, on property
i ear D*amnndfleld belonging to the
GoMLWNI k ruing C'*nipauy. Apply to
M. M. DETCH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
L. W. DAVIS H. A. BVLEK
Vtelor, Colo. Coldfield. Nev.
J)AV1S & BYLER
Mining Engineers and U. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyors
North Unin Street
Coldfield - - Nevada
ASSAY OFFICE AND^—=*
* SAMPLING WORKS
' , JUMBO. NEVADA
PRC SAMPLED AND BOUGHT
M pircn nonmti
^Y--111 ,8 »*?»••.
MANY FAKE ST0R1E5.
Absurd Report* of Fom'oe Ranger lo Tooo
pah and Goldficid.
Tin' iVcenldn«liH»nrsh<‘*?>d accidents
on the Tonopnh railroad managed to
occasion all Vino* • f rcp>rts in the daily
patters. Ir.it t in- moit »■ ronCoits and ab
surd «>f any that have come tn onr no
tice i- the \*®ociated Pref* dispatch to
tlio efTK-t that Tonnpah and Goldfield
wore suffering from famine. and in ser
ious danger of starvation.
While freight and express are ser
iously delayed, there is no shortage of
| food-stuff*. You can go in most any of
the TonopnllT«rrd Goldfield r^s-tau r!H ts
j and order np ns good a meal as you ran
'get in any ei*v at a very reasonable
pi ice.
Hut while food is in plenty fh r is t
| si irtage of f«M«l for stock wliicli will
m t la* relieved for several days.
Neither hav nor grain can lie had i >r
hoe or money, and some fancy prices
h ve l>een offered.
This will cause a delay in all hauling
a: 1 we understand that O'Keefe’s stage
st ps today, until they ran get sntliei
ei nt feed for their iiorses.
fortunately the situation will soon he
relieved and it is hoped no serious in
c> ivenience will result.
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
Persons seeking a good iiivdstment on
small capital. would do well to liny
Miners’ Development tki.'s stock. The
ci -.many's incorporated claims, known
as he Pacer and Trotter claims ire near
ti e |<lack Hnttes and ate in the center of
tl: mineral belt. They lie low it is true
lie' onr mines are not fonild on tin*
heights. .Many of them are found close
to 'he base of the hill.
We are incline.1 to believe we miv
fir .1 the same rich ore any n here inside
■ .1 the mineral belt with a reasonable
at :ouut of development.
'i he camp is turning out more rich
pi .s|ieets and is considered a greater one
■ I: n any known to men at the present
w dug.
, liis company is capitalized for one
mu ion nnd a half slimes, one million
sit i es bein placed .ii the treasury to It••
U‘a d ns working capital. Wo are offer
in;; a limited number of shares at - cents
ie share, thd Ifield stocks are seihng
rap elly and this stock promises to make
m- ney for the hives'or.
For furl h r information address,
A. Williams.
Goldfield. Nevada.
THESE ARE GOOD BUYS.
Tiny some of the following stock which
wi i soon he ranch more valuable.
(Ini Ifietil Miners TVvelopment . . 0'2
Ye ow Top. 07
1 !«•.I Top.-O'
(Vanins Nation OK
th hllielil Water, M. «fc M. Co .25
A- Williams.
< tfiee at Goldfield lodging house.
They Appeal to Our Sympathies.
he bilious and dyspeptic are constant
sufferers and appeal to our sympathies.
There is not one of them, however, who
racy uot be bronght back to healih and
happiness by the ns - of Chamberlains
So ranch a> il Liver t ablets. These tab
lets invigorate the stomach and liver and
sir ngthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by Martin
Mull r. *
Elliott, Williams & Colburn
The Leading Stock krokor* »<
Premotor*.
Jumbo S'W
i Goldfield .vinin<f To.!0
' nine BnU Milling . 2b
Hoi Top Minins Co . ,->6
■ Inin bo fcxtension.-**
Mnliswk .^
1 Ool.Hbdd Water . 25
Coldfield Silver Pink Minins Co . lb
Mack Untie .I”1-.'
A«1 i ms-Gold fie !J . Zo
Hazel Kirk.. *2
i »■ awn-Onld .
tio iltie id Vimlioator..If'
. (JolilfieW-Sonvenir. It*
1 Omhe G> 1<1 .. It'
| Spiking Mines .% l>ev. Co.H
Penn - • Iran in Goldfield.to
Goldfield Oomitig Nation. bH
Yellow Top . 1*5
Goldfield Bonanza.1*5
Wonder *'•’
(T lit Beef. b5
| Blue Bell.
Vernal Minins Co.In
Goldfield Electric Light."•*>
Bulls * Bears .lb
Blank .Ant 1‘.'
Lo kont (Fisli Lake . «•>
tiolilfielil stocks at present prices will
' make money for everyone bavins on oar
nilviee. Don't wait until they advance
too high buy now anil make quick
moncv. Jumbo, tiolilfielil. Bed Ti p,
Jamb i Extension, "liver Pick and Look
out Fi'b Liise) tire all sure to advance.
They have passed tile ase of prospects
tliev arc mines.
I i.iiioTT, Williams k Colburn.
Notice.
A special in -elins of the stockholders
of Ik* Inm' o Extension minins cora
pnnv will be held at the company’s office
in ti ll Iti •id. Esmereldx county. Nevada,
mi the Pitli day of September, 19114. at
the hour of 11 a. in., for the purpose of
amendins its by-laws and transacting
such other business as may come before
H. B. 1 im'.
Secretary.
By Kkv Pittman,
President.
A Case in Court.
Joe Moore lt-.til MillieGray and another
,if tin- frail sisters named Jennie ar
I rested for the alleged theft <>f l»is bed
and bedding. The trial was held before
,1 nstice (’ollins and a jury last nHrlit and
the deft adsnts wore acquitted.
Notice.
The first annual meeting oT the stock
ladders of the Vernal minim; company of
Goldfield will l>e held at the company’s
office in Goldfield on September lath.
1 (II. at the hour of 1 p. m.. for the
1 pur|H>se of adopting by laws ttnd to
| transact such busiaes as may come be
I fore them.
(\ ". EtitilOTT,
11. 15. Lisp.
K A. Maktin,
Key Pittman.
Directors.
■ r
Lodging House for Sale.
Hath in connection. Good locationon
Main Street. Lot L’oxlOt*. Enquire at
: Esmeralda Lodging House.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The firm ot Lcfkovits .V- lirin. conducting n
ir, noriiI merchandise business. has this day
h .-a dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Brin
re*ire irinn the business, which trill here
niter h • i (inducted hv [jofknvits Brothers. The
| Ti--\v linn wilt assume n’t c.1 *:;rriiri(»n-s ami
rn".eet ml accounts Use the old firm.
I.Ol’IS I.KKKOVITS,
U. M. BlttN.
! (ioMfteld, Nev., Sept. 1,1901.
Headquarters for
the Best Goods
A Visit to Our Store Will Con
vince You of This
Gents’ Furnishing's
We have the most Complete Stock of Union Made Goods
in Goldfield. Celtic and see our display of
Stetson Hats, Fine Woolen Sweaters,
Can’t Bust ’Em Overalls, Elk Head Shirts,
Gauntlet Gloves, Buckskin Mits,
Neckwear, Half Hose, Fancy Merino Underwear,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
We carry only the Choicest Brands and have every
thin}'. We mention as Specials PICKLKS in 5 ga Ion Kegs,
PICKLBD TRIPK in Kits.
Hardware Department
Here will be found articles to supply the wants of all,
including Standard Gas >'ine Ranges, Anvils and Mortars.
Dutch Ovens, Kitchen Utensils of all kinds.
Just Added, a Choice Line of
Stationery
Miners* Cash Store
OPPOSITE RECORD' ^mtE
GOLDFIELD, -)- - NEVADA
THE RED
4
i
AN NOUNCEMENT
We beg to announce to tlie public
in general that Mr. R. M. Brin,
junior member of the firm of I,ef
kovlts & Brin, proprietors of the
Red Front, has retire! from the
busmess, which will hereafter be
conducted by I.efkovits Brothers.
We thank the people for pa^t
favors and ask for a continuance
of their patronage.
Respectfully,
Leftcovits Brother*.
THE RED FRONT
ALLTONOPAH
and GOLDFIELD
STOCKS AND
MINING CLAIMS
■
Bought and Sold
ELLIOTT, WILLIAMS & COLBURN
BROKERS
Box 481
TONOPAH, NEV.
$ KENNETH DONNELLAN & CO. |
I Mining Slock Brokers
1 TONOPAH, NEVADA
| GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS ::
i Send for Weekly Market Letter
Tonopah Goldfield Trust Company
OF GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
Incorporated Under the Laws of Nevada
Capital StocK, 100,000 shares Par Value, $1.00
Will act as trustees for mining and all other corporations and
individuals. Correspondence invited.
W. S. ELLIOTT'S PLACE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Straight Goods and Case Coeds a Specialty
The most complete stick in Goldfield of the best Brands of Liquors
TRUCKEE ICE for sal* to svsrybody 1
I . y ^ ^
Directory' of tBe ‘ Principal - Mining: Companies
OF THE GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
r- «
Jumbo Extension Mining Com
pany
Incorporated nnder the Itiwuof Ar!*nf«a:onp
itn'izattoii. 1,2i>»jmontinr* s; par valuefl; 10,000
shares in tin* treasury.
Principal oCHrr—Ooldfit'M, Nov.: location of
property, (inldfirld Mining Di^irid, consisting
of 11 claims lhe (ioM Wnice. l>o!nv(,rilr. t»o!d
Coin, Saddle Kic k. Black Butte No. 1. iiiack
Butte Fra dion. Three Friends, Throe Friend*
Fraction, Vernal No, 1. Curie Sam and II g
chief. The (fold Wetljfi1 adjoin- the pinion
Jniiihoon the north and has s»i feet of tl»e lat
ter's ledge. The Polovcrtlc adjoins the M. In -
on the northeast and three o; the bitter***
ledges t an la* traced into this ctaijn. TT. • <«o:d
Coin and the Saddle Ro« k adjoin the Dai-}
No. 2 oil the south and he \\ ith.ll ir-- than 2IM
feet of the ledge just opened lip. 12 in* lies oi
which average over n» per ton. Verna! No. |
carries, for at least U*tn feet, the ledge • n
which a strike was recently made in Vernal
No. J ground, less than 1*>» leet to til * south.
The Iiiack Unite No. 1 lies between Dai-y Nr. J
on tin west and I-h’s Ida* k Itiith* No. 2 on •!>•■
east. The oilier claims are in the same vicinity
and have a splendid surface showing.
Officers-Key IMtn an, I'res.; II. B. Find.
Sec. and ltcri’1 Manager: Nvc and. Ormsbv
Cotin'x Bank, tr usury. The Cri'V d Sm*cs F
delily* and tiuaiantec Company is surety tor
the Secretary and Ocneral .Manager.
Red Top Mining Co. Cf Gold
field
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona: cap
italisation. i.imu.onn shares; par value, $1: loyono
shares in trca-ury.
Principal ofti c Co!K’kM, New : tocntimi of
property, Ooldlield Mining district, at th
southern ba-e of Cohimbinn inoiintiui. and ad
joins tlic .1IInib > properly oil the north : p <>p
ertv consists of one fil l chi:ill, 20 acres. .1. F.
Bradley i- develop ng :J0U feci under iea-c and
the coinpativ is dcv« loping the north end »•:
,1a;in. Ledge is pm met w ide and no v a’l iti
sigh; at the \o-foot level iiitompany wo: king
p a 'dually all be.ng m*!l ore, with streak-oi
high grade. . _ ,
Off! ers an 1 director- c. D. Taylor, I re-.:
Frank M. Ish, Vi. c Pres. : K. I.. Colburn. m*;.
and Treas.; B. Menard I and Oeorge M < 1c.
land.
Goldfield - Blue Ball Mining
Company
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona : cap
italization 1.000,0110 shares; par value $1; UTO.OOO
shares in the treasury.
Principal ofti' c Coldfield, Ncv. t location ot
property, Coldfield Mining I i-tr * t. coiisi-ting
of ;t claims, Blue Be l No. I. Blue Bell No. 2 and
the Severs went -about "Ml acre-. Property lies
le-s than l.oou feet from the recent rich strike
on the St. Ives.
Officers John Mcrnin, Pres.: C. B. Higginsoii
Vice-Pres.; Louis Finnegan, Fee; R. A. Martin,
Treas, ..... . ,
Directors—Ben 1 fa-t it’tic, J. I. Jones, John
Mrrniti, R. A. Martin and*'. R. IIiXK>liM>n.
Cache Gold Mining Co. of
Goldfield Nevada.
Incorporated under the Invfs of Arizona.
Capitalization. U*ni, turn shares, par value, $1.00
cadi, ItHi,ODD shares in treasury.
Principal offi< e. t1old field. Nevada. Loch t ion
of property, Ooldlield Miirtig District, con
sisting of five claims, about loo acres, float
a-saviiig from $*', to $»,ojo per ton has been
found on these claims, and lair values line
been obtained from h dge croppings. One
hundred thousand share- arc now offered at
in cents per share, and work w ill soon begin
to find the shoot from which t he rich float < Mine.
Officers and director- Janus F. O'Brien,
president, John Mcrnin, vice-president. II. "•
Knickerbocker, secretory, J. Casey MeDannel,
treasurer :J. P. Loftus.
Goldfield Treasure Mining Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona,
capitalization, flUUO,(WO; par value, $1; oO'J.Uui
shares in treasury.
Principal office, 9:tl Chestnut street. Phila
delphia, Pa.; Nevada agent's offi.e, Tonopali,
\'cv.: location, of property, Gohllie!d M:nng
District, Nevada. consisting «»i thirteen cia.n
group No. 1. five claims, < oliunlui Moun'ii.n.
adjoining the Adams; group No. *2, three claim.'
north of theVernals.nl Dmmondlieid: giou|
No. :t, five claims on the north side of Bannei
Mountain. company is now developing No>.
1 wild . . . . , r.
Officers and directors -John S. Doughty. Pres..
( lias. .1. Snpiee,Vice Pre«.,(ieorgc < 1. Tli >mpsoii.
Se< y. -Treas., all of Philadelphia, Pa., 11. II.
Brown. Nevada agent, Toiiopah. New, It. W
Griswold, General Manager, Goldfield, Nev.
The Black Ant Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of the Terri
torv of Arizona and doing business in Nevada.
President. K. L. Dougherty, Denver, Colo
rado; Secretary and Treasurer, Henry Web i.
Goldfield, Nevada.
Principal office, nOl Majestic building. Den
ver. Colorado. Brandi offices, Phoenix, Ar
zona, and Coldfield, Nevada.
Address all communications to the com pan
at it’s principal office.
Capitalization I/J.'jO.OOO shares. Fully pa
and noii-assessable. in Tnasury: Cash an
400,000 shares. Shares par value $1.00.
The eompanv owns (by deed—fully paid foi
the -Mav “Mav c. No. 1," "May Fra
lion.” ••Black Anis,” and -Independence” lod
mining claims comprising or» acres. The fir
group, consisting of the first three claims mei
tinned, is situated adjoining the Vernal groti;
at Diamond field. The second group. eon«d>;
ingofthe last two claims mentioned, is situ
ated just south of Diamoiidfiic d. Active wor!
’S now going on on the first group hut wor.'
will immid atcly he commenced on the otic
claims as well, as the policy of the eompan
will he vigorous and extensive development o
both groups. Both groups have tine siir fa «
-how ing-and strong veins. Anahotmcnt <*
Trea-urv stock has been made for the purpoM
«»l development. For price and terms apply t..
tlie company at it’s pr neipa! office, or to Mr.
Henry W eber, Goldfield. Nevada.
Goldfield Coming Nation Gold
Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona
capitalization. *l,nOo,liOO shares; par value, *1
Tni.lHMi shares ill treasury; private stock ..led.
Principal office, Majestic liuiidlntr Ih-nvci.
Colorado; location of property, (ioldtield Min
lit; liistriet, eonsistint; of tin- Curley iteorge
anil Iloom Kraeti. located la-tween the St.
Ives and the Jumbo group. I’evelopment in
progress uml plant of machinery now on the
Officers and directors—W. I.. Wilson, Pres.,
Denver, Colo., Melvin Kd wards, Vice Pres., ex
secretary of state of Colorado, K. N. Itnrr. Sc -,
and Treas., Denver, Colo.; A. Williams, Cold
Held, Nevada, Kvron Tifft, Denver. Colo.
Diamondfield Gold Mining Com
pany of Goldfield.
Ini «»rporntwl iiimU r the In.vs of Houth Pa
Icoih. rni»ifn! ;z«i?on. one mil Hem shares, par
Vrt i..- (nr «»o:‘nr |«*r share. Four hundred
t'v inanity. Fui.y paid nitfl
Hull _
1^.* 4ti «»*i «»; |»r«*|M*rt> rtt InamnndneM, Nev..
«;«» dll - d '1 h**»K IHstrlet. rofu»isi< of three
r.,.•/ ). ..ip': The Harvey, hater and
<pi»i —f*r ’ n1 >ut I•> n#*re*. Kxrel
V,» XH in-s found on rai*h. l*n*rr* operating
,iiid 11« t'inpmt-iH work lwiiijr done t»v theroin*
i*n i.n- - il • jo'm \ v r tin I No. 2, upon
uii 1’ i tfr* i. It of a < ry ri«h orr was re
y and**. <>u another I’n* .fuml.Ni Kxten
> ..n i .p nt o. and 1.m i: Hutto No. 2 proper
t»rr*.» ’p»r ofTpi* of rumpifny: Tnnopah. Ne
«; tii . Hid «1 r.rlofs: T. I«. Uddje.
pr, .j. n». o. v Nixon, Viee-President: Jonr
- ; ivitMirt r: .\ 1*-rt S. Wal'nii, Hi‘irot*n
•iml .tii. k Itavis Mnnmrer.
A Jam’s-Goldfield Mining Com
pany
Trn*rpornt<*d muter llu* ten** of Arizona: <*ap
ilM ,/n • •<>ii | iK/MMi - Tinres;4par value |l; HUO,l)UU
i shares in (he troaaiiry
1 r! i]m! « fli • . ’I ••'nopiih. Nev.: lotation of
prop* i v. lioM.i'i l Min n : hisirit I, eonsisliiijr
i of flu \<Tvi .Ipffvr-on it lid Moll rot* claims,
1 idjo I i.sr til* property of the tioidlield Mining
Von puny *n the norili. Active development
woiktio’u in p’-er-*". ..... „ .
uiii.s . - Mini it .»•< tors K. L. Johns, I res.; J.
1 n. hwtlicM, Vine-Pres.: II. T. llrngdoii, See.; A.
f. Kjm ii. True : M. K. !sh.
Verna! R!ining Co-, of Goldfield.
Incorporated nml r tfi■ ■ Imv. 'rtf .Yri2oilh.
i ■ *i' /a• iim. I.iun'mo-hares, p:ir value. Il.OU
,..i h, 111. no-hares in the treasury. .
1 ■!; 11 p i nfll. e. Gn.dfieid. Nevailil. Location
„f i.i.• r v. lioulti • d M.ning (Mstriet, near
li niiiou Hi ■ il. 1-iitl~ :~t:llii of Hirer claims, fhe
Vi run Nit. I. I'll e mim. nml Big < hlef. lajs
. Me mm at work an I getting good values
i lose r i w I,' re a strky of very rieli ore Ifns
Ii eii i|iii !e mi the V- rnai No. i! claim.
Tin* i;rst h'" k id treasury stie-k is oflerw «t
[ in i" ni> per share. The private stoek is all
| ' ... Key IMttinnn. C. H. Kllioft,
i Barton Pittman. II. I*. Lind, W. II. Tittmah,
1 Ii. A. Marlin, ami .1. T. Jones.
_ ■
Goldfield - Tonopah Mining
Company
Ineorporaleil uwh r the laws of Arizona: ear
itniiza' inn I,i*i t.iasi simp's: par value II; 400,000
I shares in the treasury.
pnn ->|uil otli i I.pah, Nev.: location of
properlV. Iionnielil Minina IHstrlet, near the
town of Iliainoiiilfiehl. Property eonsists of
thti— elaims the Plen-ant Trio. Cloinly Ii^v
I anil II ell Knelt dilated InOti feet west anil 111
,Pri"t I.lie with lie- treml of the ledge on the
Keane, McMahon and Fletcher's (treat ltend
mine. This ledge on the Great Bend is 18 feet
w ide at a di pth of V'a fe t and averages elder
across $lii per ton. There are several rich
streaks from I to :: teet w ide which go as high
as $100 per ton.
(ifli.vrs .1 It Lindsay, !‘res.: chins. Mercer,
Viee-l’ies.: II. Ii. Btow n, See. anil Treas.
Goldfield Mining Company of
Nevada
Incorporated under the law*of Arizona ; cap
• taii/Mtioii luuo.miu shaies; par value fl; 400,000
shares in the tieasiiry.
otti e Toiiopnh. Nev.; location of property,
(ioidfield, Nev.; comprising seven claims, viz:
.January, February, J-'epteinber, October, St.
Paul. ( in- k r .luck and Henry ( lay.
< timer- and dire bus it. L. Johns, Pres., Tb
nopah; M. N. ( lark Vice- Pres.: H. T. Bragdon,
Tonopah ; A. C. Risen, Treas.; W. M.
^tansbury.
Goldfield eulls & Bears Mining
Co. of Nevada
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capitalization, l.o »o(imh* shares, par Value, f 1;
"KHi.ooo share.* in the treasury.
Principal offi< e, sprin'g Valley Water Build
injj, room (»*, 1:Ovary street. can Francisco.
I.otation of prop Tty, Coldfield. Nevada: con
sists of ten i'u:I claims- Hold Rug, Hawkey?,
Missouri, (irandpa. Pearl City, (.old Standard,
iidden (Jato, Ohio, Ohio Annex, Him k Rock
snd st. Lou's comprising *J00 acres lying in ‘a
lircct line of fracturing between the Combina
tion group and the rich strikes made at Dik
liondfielu.
Olivers— R. W. Pavne, I'n*'.. M. C. SeUllv,
ice Pres, and (Jen. Mgr.: S. W. Payne, Sec’y
iml Tn*ii'!. Dire. :ors- R. W. Payne, M.
ully. Louis Class, S. W. Payne and V. T. Mc
iiliieiiddy.
Blue Bull Mining Company.
Incorporate 1 under the laws of Nevada; can
alization, Lo iO.noii shares, par value $1; 30U,
M shares in t he irca.-ury.
Office of the company. Columbia, OoldfieWl
»istrid. Ksiucralda comity, Nevada.
Property consists of eight full claims in the
leart of tlm Coldfield District md near pro
iicing mines. Numerous ledges and surface
ailies.
Officers and Directors—II. Ramsey. Pres.;
May Peters. Vhe-Pres. and Manager; H. C.
Morris, Sec.. Tri as, ami Superintendent; T. F.
lMinaway and (ieo. s. Nixon.
Big Elk Gold Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
. ap.talizatiou, 1.."km»,*kh) shares; par value, $J;
1,0‘Mi,«n>0 shares in treasury.
Prim ipal office, (»o!dfi Md. Nev.; location of
proper*\, one mill* south •»; the Combination-,
consist jug of the Cold Wedge and Cnion claims,
officers MT;ddirectors -Jain» s Faulkner, Pres.,
ioultield, New, ’.!. It. (.lilfespic, Viee Pres., Hell
er. Colo., Lewis K. Wilson, Sec. and Treas.
ioidfield. Nev.. W. L. Wilson. Denver. Colo.
M. SIMONS
ASSAYKR
At the January Mine.
r.ou)K'Ei,D, Nevada.
The Diamondfseld Gold Mining Co.
OF GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
Incorporated Under the Laws or .Soctii Dakota
Capital Stock, 1,(100,00) shares, fully paid and non assessable. Treasury stock, 100,000 shares
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
T. I,. 01)1)1 K, Pres.; Pres. Nye it Ormshy Co. Bank, den. Agent Tonopali Mining Co. of Nevada
UK(). S. NIXON. Vice-Pres. ;* Pres. W.nneinueea Bank; i-andidat" for P. s. Senator from Nevada
JOHN S. COOK, Treasurer; Cashier Nye and Ormshy County Bank.
A1.BKK1' S. WATSON, Secv.: extensive fruit grower and organizer of N. Y., now of Tonopuh
JACK DAVIS of Dianiondfiekl, Malinger.
Claims consist of the Harvey, Daisy Fraction and tpiurtzite Fraction in the heart of Dia
mondtieid District. Thirty-five acres. ...
llarvey joins the nimous Vernal No. 2 (under 1. g bond to the principal owners of the
•Tonopali of Nevada" mine).on w hu h they have one edge 1 feet u ide of 4X0 ore and one assay
as hit'll us $.(11,010. This ledge is in direct i, lie of the Harvey claim. On (his, file Harvey claim,
ore toes £(W to |_1KI. On tjuartzif e Fra lion they arc do a n 11 feet. Ore nverug s from til) to »lon.
on Daisy Fraction assays went as high a. f Mii. These claims also loin th ■ rich Daisy Ooldtield
syndicate, Jumbo Extension Minim; Co., Vernal Milling Co. and Black Butte No. 2.
Work is being done now. but to fully develop flic mine the limited nuiutier of SOJlliO
SHARES OF TREASURY STOCK WILL BE OFFERED FOR A SHORT TIME AT THE LOW
PRICE OF 20 CENTS PER SHARK.
our tlrm has secured the handling of this stic k and it cannot be bought elsew here, so
send in your orders quickly, as from present indication- stock w ilt be greatly over-subscribed,
fail or address
STARR & DULFER, Commission Stock Brokers,
MEMBERS offices
S. F. Merchants’ Flxi hange. 219 Sansome St., San Franctaeo, Cal.
California Stock & Oil Exchange. P. O. Itox 445, Tonopuh, Nev.
San Francisco A; Tonopali Mining Exchange. (ioldti ol, Nev.
Prospectus now being printed, giving full particulars, map, etc.
H. RAMSEY
0. B. CLOVER
THE SUNSET
W. P. McCauley, Manager
COLUMBIA, NEVADA
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