The Goldfield news. [volume], September 23, 1904, Image 4

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CAL AND PERSONAL
.<srs at the Udmd Drug
* *fary P. Brown is a late arrival from
"■"♦adaCity, Cal.
New fresh stock of drugs at the Union
Drag Store. Prescriptions a specialty.
John E. Lnts retnrned Monday from
n trip to San Francisoo.
Dr. Coxall of Salt Lake was amoti
the week’s visitors to the camp.
T. H. Niland is sufficiently recovei e.
from his recent illness to be aronud.
Call and see the oomplete liue of lat
est stationery at the Union Drugstore
M. Franqdelin, from Lovelock, h: ,
taken a position ns mixologist in tl
Joehna saloon.
Prescriptions compounded before yoni
eyes while yon wait at tha Union Drug
Store. *
Ch rles Womcott, of Wonacott A
all, Tonopati nndertakers. was in town
this week, returning today.
W. S. Williams and W. S. Elliott
left this morniug for Gold Crater to in
spect their mining property.
J. G.Ford W. H. O’Neill and J. T.
Wheeler came in from Tonopah Tuesday
nUht to remain several days.
H. L. ’’owe of Oakland, Cal., is look
ing for a location and will open an un
dertaking establishment here.
Sam C. Dunham, editor of the Tono
pah Miner, was in town Sunday and
paid The Ntws a fraternal call.
Thomas H. Hicks, an assayer of Ne
vada City, Cal., is here looking "over the
district with a view to locating.
C. E. Thompson, subscription solici
tor for the Beno Journal, canvassed
Ooldtield for that paper this week.
Pat Sheehan superintendent of the
Johnny mine at Stateliue, Utah, for
years, is here looking over the district.
For services of first class bookkeeper,
cashier, or office clerk, typewriter, etc.,
address Miss P. M. afTe, P. O. Box 9-t.
E. Mark-, the Tonopah fjnd Goldfield
merchant, is speuding the week here.
He has just returned from a trip to San
Francisco.
Ulnud Inman came in irom uoiu
Crater yesterday and returned this
morning accompanied by hie partner,
Mr. Handers.
* Li. L. Patrick lias returned from a sev
eral week ’ trip to Sau Francisco and
ray* it ft els natural to be back in the
harness again.
John S. Cook, who hit charge >>fthf‘
Go.dti d branch of ti e Nye anil Ormsliy
County Bank, lift today for Touopah
and will return tomorrow.
George A. Keritick. on of the pioneer
,of the district, who is
-iwwe’-ted
in
udother properties, re
>d from Sau Francisco this week.
In th n issue Sam S. Thomas, the
nt L)e; nty Constable of Goldfield,
announce- himself as a Democratic can
didal for Constable of this township.
Thomas K. Bannerman returned to
Touopah Sunday after spending a few
days here looking into the possibilities of
the camp. He continued to San Fran
pisoo.
L. P. Heffner and J. J. Olsen wete
arrivals from Ogden on Monday. Mr.
Heffner came here to look after his min
ing interests and Mr. Olsen intends to
locate.
M. L. E(Huger of Salt Lake, who
has been in Goldfield some time and
left on a business trip a abort time ago,
returned to look after bis interests here.
Tuesday.
H. T. Cppjt has taken a position in the
Goldfield branch of the Nye and Orinsby
County Bank. Mr. Cook has been em
ployed in the Tonopah branch of the
same bank.
t he Ladies’ Aid Society will give a
social dance in R-dmond’s hall next
Friday night, the 3Uth. There will be
good music and ice cream will be served.
Ladies free, gents 81.
W. L. Wilson baa returned from a
trip to Denver and the bunder moun
tain country. Mr. Wilson is one of the
officers of the Rocky Mountain Securi
ties company and has extensive iuteres's
in the district.
A. H. Mayne, the Salt Lake mining
pan, who has been in Goldfield some
time and was railed borne on priva •
business the first of tbe month, returned
to camp Tuesday.
Harry h. uiars, one or rue neavy
stockholders in the Goldfield Mining
company, was in San Francisco tbe first
of the week looking the picture of
health. He had spent a couple of weeks
at Walley's Hot Springs, near Carson.
B. F. Shepherd, from Fresno, Cal., is
here and has formed a partnership with
E R Abadie in the mining stocks and
real estate business. Tbe new firm is a
strong one, the members being capable
business men and hustlers from the
ground up.
Arthur Reynolds of Denver, who is
interested in the Blaek Ant mines com
pany, was an arrival this week. Mr.
Reynolds is exceptionally well ple.uwd
with what he has seen, so much so that
he contemplates making some important
baidness investments.
M. Whelan, a well known mining
Mme. Le Fierro
The Celebrated Scientific Palmist and
Life Reading Medium
Bern With a Double Veil
The well known Medium and Clairovoyant
may be consulted on all affairs. Every hdden
yatirv revealed. She will how you how to
over oiB- eour rnriu!e> and unit” th separ
ated. Till voor eniire life, pa-t, present sn !
fetor Tell nstnes I will give roe luek that
wins *u,*ee<s m Lot - inarr>affe, titvor e. busi
ness. spe n ations, health nin.ux or hurled
tn-asur ■
hr- 1> onfiden e of all ‘allers by
■ - ns ,ble puHj* that ska tan
nOFS A fTt SMlf rf.ArWS.
man from Encampm Dt, Wja, is he e
for the purpose of outfitting for an ex
tensive prospecting trip. He believes
Utat there are good thiugs jet to be
found iu this section and will prove his
faith bjr hunting for them.
W. J. Bell, a prominent business a>.d
naming man of Wlnuemuooa, Nev. spent
Utverd days in the camp this week. Mi.
[Jell was greatly pleased with what he
saw, which convinced him that this i«
,'oiug to be one of the greatest cimi*
known. He will probably return toon
with the intention of investing.
Am mg the Gol-ifield people who were
! i San Francisco List week were: 11 -i.
lei ly, it. L. Johns, E. Marks, Frank
>1. Isli, L. L. Patrick, \V. F. Putiick.
fudge Peters, Hoy hidge. John K. Cm -
I lis. Geo. MiClelland, John E. Linz.
1 W. F. Patrick tisik his eon, who is su
fering from typhoid fever, with him tin
he is now in the hospital.
George D. M« ikeljohn, who was Sec
retary of War raider President .McKo.
ley’s first administration, visited Golo
fie d the fiist part of the week to inspect
the mines and was highly pleased wi
^ whit he taw. Mr. Meikeljoliu is n
tcnsivciy inteies.id in mines iu the #r -
I ern countiy n. d it is rpnte likely that he
will be addi d to he constantly growing
list of Goldfield investors.
T. L. t'ddie was here from Tonopali
yesterday looking after his mining in
terests. which arc among the most ex
tensive m the distnet. Mr. oddie i» m e
of the heavy sti eklmlders in the Dia
tuondfield Oi M Mining company, which
own* the Quartzite Fruction, and is one
of the fortunate owners in the Gardner.
Oddie and Dnffield lease on the Kendall
claim, generally known ua the Sund
«'orm...
SAM 8- THOMAS
Announces himself as a l>emocratic
Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF COLDFIELD TOWNSHIP
Columbia Assay Office
JOHN MASON, Assayer
COLUMBIA, XhV.
fluid field Mi i H- i t
Joldfield Bonanza Mining Company
Incorporated und* r the ihws of the United
• *utt «* t for tho l>i*tmt»f t’oiu alna.
rt|*itaIizMlion UMUAM shar« 5*; par fl.tio.
*m. treasury st • k.
pro|» rty Seven claim** in <»otdfi 1*1 Mining
.»i*ir t. *<• round surveyed and development
«trk 1h ifun.
FiiM 1* .t. k «»f trt H>ury *»to« k i** ff re 1 a! flv»
nf' p*.1 r *linrt* ?•» ntl't- Mir. N •«»r * 1 v n»p: .cn;.
Pircctors .1. (>»»• n lorf- r, i’r -■•Icir : i>e
A 111 ii. Lowe. Vitf-l’iv* ieli!; A. >. I an pin If,
rt*M>»ir- r; A. \V. Tihhai'and II. Lurmii: > • -
. ftury. K K. K*»£«r*. 200 1>ooiV lllo. k. .‘rail i.nkt
:' v. 1’ 1 all.
Bricks Bricks Bricks
COLUMBIA. M V.
We make the best quality of 'dobe
brick*. Price. $10 per thousand. Per
*nn* who intend to build are invited to
call at the yard and ste the kind of
brick* we are turning out.
For any further ii.formation apply to
J. .1. MOSS, Go'ikieid Agent
iWMMmwwwwtms
...NEVADA...
Hardware 1 Supply Co
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware and Mining Supplies
Crocker}’, Glassware, Electric Supplies and Fxtures,
Plumbing and Tinners’ Supplies, Hardwood,
Iron, Steel, Coal, Tents, Roofing, Paints,
Oils, Etc., and a full line of
Steel Ranges, Cook and Heating Stoves
RENO
NEVADA
Headquarters for
the Best Goods
A Visit to Our Store Will Con
vince You of This
Gents’ Furnishings
We have the most Complete Stock of t'ni' = n Marie C.( < ris
in Goldfield. Come and see our display of
Hats and Caps,
Can’t Bust ’Em Overalls,
Gauntlet Gloves,
Neckwear, Half Kose,
Fine Woolen Sweaters,
Elk Head Shirts,
Buckskin Mits,
Fancy Merino Underwear,
and otrier articles too numerous to mention.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
We carry only the Choicest Brands and have every
thing. We mention as Specials PICKLES in 5 ga Ion Kegs,
PICKLED TRIPE in Kits.
Hardware Department
Here will be found articles to supply the wants of all,
including Standard Gasoline Ranges, Anvils and Mortars,
Dutch Ovens, Kitchen Utensils of all kinds.
Miners* Cash Store
Neatest, Fanciest in the Desert
"Economy for the People.”
OPPOSITE RECCR ER’S OFFICE
GOLDFIELD, - - - NEVADA
GOLDFIELD -
- TONOPAH
THE PIONEER STORE
Sde agents for the Jud
scn Ponder
We a 'y e. f ill line cf
Miners' Sun: lies
j j
C,,, >cK of Gents' Fur
nishings r complete in
every respect
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables,
Salter and Eggs received
by Stage daily
v7e buy eur stocK in car
lead lots only which means
the lowest possible prices
to our customers
LOUiS LEFKOViTS
FRONT
HARRY LEFKOVITS
All Tonopah and Goldfield
Stocks and Mining Claims
BOUGHT and SOLD
Elliott, Williams & Colburn
“The Goldfield Hustlers”
Fisca! / gents and Brokers
Goldfield - - - Nevada
r. BOND
S. M. WARMBATH
I?
« « •
F. Bond & Co.
...BROKERS...
Stocks, Mines and Real Estate
w. S. ELLIOTT’S PLACE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Straight Goods and Case Goods a Specialty
The most complete st< ck in Coldfield of the best Brands of Liquors
TRUCKEE ICE for sal* to everybody
THE PEARL RESTAURANT
T. CAVANAUGH * CO.. Proprietor.
BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
21 Haali for *9.00 *35.00 par Month
Main otreet, - fMdflrkl. Nevada
Esmeralda Lodging House
MAIN STRRKT. opposite LofthfOp's store
S»w!j Fcroithrd Banana and CLEAN BESS
HOT AKD COLO BATHS
j MRS. E. LA PORTE, Proprietor
Claims Wanted
We have recently Hold three groups of
claims in Goldfield Mining District.
We have calls for munv more.
Send report, map, samples of ore and
full description. Give particulars as to
price and terms.
...SALT LAKE...
MIKING INVESTMENT CO.
209 Dooly Block, Salt Lake
City, Utah,
Directory of the Principal Mining Companies
OF THE GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
Jumbo Extensi n Mining Com'
pany
Incorporated under the lausof Arizona:rap
I itanzation. i,.tO,«juupar value fl; .'lOU.uuo
“hare-* n the treasury.
Prill, dpai off* e—Goldflald, Nev.; location ol
pro|*»rty, Goldfield Milling District, • (insisting
of 11 claims, the Go d ug-. Pon»>e«- . «•
Coin. Snddlr Rock. Bla- k r*utic No. i, iim k
Butte Fraction. Three Friends, Three r'riena*
Fraction, Vernal No. 1, Uncle Fain and Big
Chief. The Gold Wedge adjoins the famous
Jumbo on tlic n. h and ha- -.so eel of fin mt
ler’sbdge. The I* # o**rdc ahjo.n- ’h*. -t. ;u
on the northeast a in* three o, tin* -Mlier
ledges can be tra ed into it - hi m. Tile (»
Coin and the .-addle ll<* k ad.oin II. *n -
No. . on (lie south and lie a .in n less .halt
eel of the ledge jusi opeie-u up. 1.* .ii he-* oi
'. hich average over ?*>» per ton. v erna! No. i
• nrries, lor at lea<l l.oii feet, the m.ge on
Mhirh a strike wii re ently nimlc in Vernal
No. 2 ground, less than ;.»Me t to the soli'll.
' t«e Bla k b.ltte No. 1 lie- belvc n Daisy No. .
ii he \\e^ and lull's Bla k Butte No. J on ihe
e> -t. The other e In inis ; re in lie same vi< lti.iv
and h.i.e a splendid su. ace showing.
Oftb ers-Kev Pittn an, l’res.: II. B. f.ind,
. an i • n*I Manager: Nve and Orn -by
County Bank, »rca*ury. The United States Fi
• Icoty and ln.a nu.ee ( . I.iii. h) s sltiet) .or
the Se<*re ary and neral Manager.
rtt.d Top Mininj Co. Of Gold*
field
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap
italization, 1,000,0011 shares; par value, ; IOO.imi
shares in treasury.
I'riiicipai oflhe- Goldfield, Nev.; location of
property, Oold Mold Mining District, at th.
southern base ol Columbian mountain, and ad
joins the Jumbo property mi the north; prop
erty consists of one mil claim, JO acres. J. F.
Bradley is developing :to» feet under lea*e and
the com nan;, is developing the north end of
claim. Ledge 100 net wide and no wall in
sight at the -M*-foot evel in company workings
—j>.ati ally all being null ore, with streaks of
high grade.
Oftbers anl directors—C. T). Taylor, I»res.;
Frank M. Ish, Vice-Pres.; R. L. Colburn, See.
and Treas.; J. 11. Menard! and George McClel
land.
Goiufoid - Blue Bill Mining
Company
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap
italization 1,000,000 shares; par value $1; 400,000
shares in the treasury.
Principal office—Goldfield, Nev.; location of
property, Goldfield Mining District, consisting
of claims, Blue Bell No. 1, Blue Bell No. J and
the Neversweat—about 50 acres. Property lies
less than l.oou feet from the recent rich strike
on the St. Ives.
officers—John Mernin, Pres.; C. B. Higginson
Viee-Pres.; Louis Finnegun, Sec; R. A. Marlin,
Treas.
Directors—Ben Haseltine, J. T. Jones, John
Mernin, R. A. Martin and C. B. Higginson.
Cache Gold Mining Co. of
Goldfield Nevada.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona.
Capitalization, 1,000, Out) shares, par value, $1.00
each, 400,000 shares in treasury.
Principal oft'n e. Goldfield, Nevada. Location
of property, UoUltieid Mining D.strict, con
sisting of five claims, about 100 acres. Float
assaying from $'» to $1,010 per ton lias been
found on these claims, and lair values have
been obtained from ledge croppings. One
hundred thousand shares are now offered at
10 cents per share, and work will soon begin
to find the shoot from which the rich float came.
Officers and directors — James F. O’Brien,
president, John Mernin, vice-president, II. W.
Knickerbocker, secretary, J. Casey McDannel,
treasurer :J. P. Loftus.
Goldfield Treasure Mining Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capitalization, $1000,000; par value, $1; .500,000
shares in treasury.
Principal office. Oil Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, Pa.: Nevada agent’s office, Tonopnh,
New; location, of property, Goldfield Mining
District, Nevada, consisting of th rteen claims
—group No. 1, five < lims, Columbia Mountain,
adjoining the Adams; group No. j, threecla,ms
north of the Vtrnals. at L amondfieid; group
No. .i, live t iuiuis «f:i the until siU*. of oaiiner
Mountain. Company is now developing .nos.
1 and
Officers afid directors—John S. Doughty,Pres.,
(. has. J. Supiee, Vice Pres.,George G. Ill uupson,
>e* y.-Treus., ail of Philadelphia, Pa., If. H.
Broun, Nevada agent, Tonopuh, Nev., K. W.
Griswold, General Manager, Goldfield, Nev.
Thu Bl-ck Ant Vin s Co.
Incorporated under the laws of the Terri
tory of Arizona and doing business in Nevada.
President, K. L. Dougherty, Denver, Colo
rado; Secretary and Treasurer, Ilenr;. W. bei,
Goldfield, Neva la.
Principal office, .501 Majestic building, Den
ver, Colorado. Branch offi.es, Plioeiiix, Ar
zona, and Goldfield, Nevada.
Address ali communications to the compan
at it’s principal office.
Capitalization 1,JSO,000 shares. Fully pa •
and non-ass - able. In Tr asury: Cash an
Hr»,0U0 shares. :shares par vm * fl.no.
The company own- (by deed—in ly pa <1 to.
the "May “May c. No. 1,” “May \ . Fra
tion,” “Bla k Ants,” and “Indcp.-n .‘ nee”
railing claims comprising ii'i acres. The lii
group, consisting of the fir-t three « lam • t
tinned, is situated adjoining the Vernal gr u.
at Diamond field. The second group,<on-i>
ing of the last two‘ laims mentioned, is s-.iu
ated just south of piumon iti.eid. Active woC:
is now going on on the first group but v\or
wiil immediately be » oininenced on the otln i
claims as well, as the policy of the company
wiI• b * vigorous and extensive development »
both groups. Both group have fine surm e
show ng and strong veins. An allotment oi
Treasury stock has been made for the purpose
of develop? nt. For price ami terms apply to
the company at it’s pr neipal office, or c* Mr.
Henry Weber, Goldfield, Nevada.
Goldfield Coming Nation Gold
Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capitalization, fl.:>oo,ooo shares; par value, fl;
750,000 shares in treasury: private stock pooled.
Principal office, Majestic building Denver,
Colorado; location of property, Goldfield Mill
iner District, consisting of tne Curley George
and Boom Fraction, located between the St.
Ives and the Jumbo group. Development in
progress and plant of machinery now on the
road.
Offic ers and directors— W. L. Wilson, Pres.,
Denver, Colo., Men in Kdwards, Vice Pres., ex
seeretarv of state of Colorado, K. N. Burr, Sec.
and Treas., Denver, Colo.; A. Williams, Gold
field, Nevada, Byron Tifft, Denver. Colo.
Diamcndfield Gold Mining Com
pan/ of Goldfield.
Incorporated under tlie laws of Houth Da
kota. •• ap tnl za: on. one million shares. per
value on*- dollar per .•‘Imre. Four hundred
thousand n the treasury. Fully jmd r.nd
n.ui-e-s'— hI»1 .
i.o .iii'.. i*r »|ki!> at • damondfieM. Xev.,
iii ».« .<ili ni >i n nj t>»?*trivt. ('oiiAiM.'O).'tlirw1
fra lioiini • lam.s: The IlafVey, Daisy ami
Quartzite Fraction*. about :ift 1*2 acre*. Kxeol
ien» vatii« a inuliu «*n . a- h. Lca-ers operating
at-.i • **v lopvcn: •' ork b» mg done by thw*coin
pr ■ ‘ii .‘ii - 'I ..«• n* >crn«l No. ”, upoti
ulr li . .:••*: ** t k* of ver* rob ore was rc
ntr ft* «*n an«»ih**r the Jumbo Exten
i.o ..ii »ui . ilia' k iiiitv No. 2 pro;»er
Pr n h fl; of »rn<pany: Tonopah, Ne
vj.iiit. t lb • r* an ! dir»«tors: T. L. Oddie,
IT- oh ;i : *:« •». >. Nixon, Vice-President: John
i ok. i ,i H-uii-r. A.b n s. Watson, vS^oretary
and b» k »»:ivis, Matiag-T.
/ J .m;-Goldfbld Mining Com
pany
liii urporaied umier the laws of Arizona; rap
itni.nation 1,um,.xio shares; par value $1; 300.0UO
shares in ih* treasury.
IN ii ipal oth e, TonopHh, Nev.; location of
proiierty, Coldfield Minin); District, consisting
of tnc Adams, Jefferson and Monroe claims,
adjoining tin- property of the Goldfield Mining
t on pany on the north. Active development
work now in progress.
Offiiers and directors—R. L. Johns, Pres.; J.
R. Dufiield, Vhe-Pres.; If. T. Ilragdon, bee.; A.
C. Kisen, Trcas.; M. E. Isb.
Vernal Mining Co. of Goldfield.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona.
Capitalization, 1,000,000 shares, par value, $1.00
each. 4 X1,000 shares in the treasury.
Principal office, Goldfield, Nevada. Location
of property. Goldfield Mining District, near
Dianiondfh-ld, consisting of throe claims, the
Verna! No I, 1'nHe Sam, and lJig ( hief. Les
sees arc now at work and getting good values
close to where a strike of very rich ore has
be *» made on the Wrnal No. 2 claim.
The In*; h!o< k of treasury stock is offered at
10 cents per share. The private stock is all
pooled.
In« orporators—Key Pittman, C. H. Elliott,
Barton Pittman, H. II. Lind, \V. B. Pittman,
K. A. Martin, and J. T. Jones.
Goldfield - Tonopah Mining
Company
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap
italization 1,000,1in» shares; par value |1; 400,000
shares in the treasury.
Principal ottt e—Tonopah, Nev.; location of
property, Hold field Mining District, near the
town of Diamondfield. Property consists of
three claim*—the Pleasant Trio,* Cloudy Day
and 11 gh Rods—situated 1500 feet west and in
direct line with the trend of the ledge on the
Keane, McMahon and Fletcher’s Great Bend
mine. This ledge on the Great Bend is 18 feet
wide at a depth of 75 feet and averages clear
across *10 per ton. There are several rich
streaks from 1 to 8 leet wide which go as high
as *|oo per ton.
Otfi ers—J. B. Lindsay, Pres.; ('has. Mercer,
Vice-Pres.: H. H. brown. Bee. and Treas.
Goldfi' Id Mining ompany of
Nevada
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap
italization l.ooo.ooo shares; par value $1; 400,(JOO
shares in the treasury.
t>tti e—Tonopah, Nev.; location of property,
Goldfield. Nev.; . otnprising seven claims, viz:
January, February, September, October, St.
Paul, i hi k* r Ja. k and llenry Clay.
»*ih- ers mid directors— H. L. Johns, Pres., To
nopali; >1. N. ( lark, Vice-Pros.; II. T. Bragdon,
sec., Tonopuh; A. C. Risen, Treas.; W. M.
Btansbury.
Gnldfi -Id F ulls & Bears Mining
v o. of Nevada
j Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
cap tal.zation, 1,000,000 shares, par value, $1;
j 5oo,ooo *haie> in the treasury.
Principal oftit e, Spr.ng Valley Water Build
ing, room t>’», i35 Gearv street,* San Francisco.
Location of property, Goldfield, Nevada; con
sists u» ten lull claims—Gold Bug, llawkeye,
Missouri, GrumlpH, Pearl f ity, Gold Standard,
Golden Gate, Ohio, Omo Annex, Black Rock
and m. !.ou.s— comprising 200 acres lying in a
dire- t line of fracturing between the Combina
tion g <>up atiu the rich strikes made at Dia
>•». nnficia.
1 ifi ers—R. W. Payne, Pres., M. C. Scullv,
e Pres, and Gen. Mgr.; S. W. Pavtie, Keery
■ it ) Treas. i)ire tors—R. W. Payne, M. C.
*li), Louis Glass, s. W. Payne and V. T. Mo
• liiciiddy.
3lue l. u‘l Mining Company.
jc-'»rpi;rated under the laws of Nevada; cap
U'lzntion, 1,1**0,000 shares, par value 91; 800,
>bar s in the treasury.
dh o'the oinpanv* ( olumbia, Goldfield
! r i, F.*o»i raIda •ouii!',t Nevada.
»’i\.prtv m^i«ts of eight full ciaims in the
iii' "f ill Goldfield bistro l ind near pro
i mg icities. Numerous ledges and surface
ti ties.
' tti r> and D;re tors—M. Ram sc v, Pres.;
a\ Peters, Vice-Pres, and Manager; H. C.
dorns, Sc -., Tret*, and Superintendent; T. F.
bunavay and Geo. b. Nixon.
Big Elk Gold Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona:
apitalization, 1,300,000 shares; par value, (1;
1,000,000 shares in treasury.
Principal office, Goldfield, Nev.; location of
property, one mile south of the Combination,
consisting of the Gold Wedge and Untonelaims.
officers and directors-James FaulkndT. Pres..
Goldfield, Nev., J. K. Gillespie, Vice Pits., Den
ver, Colo., Lewis E. Wilson, Fee. and Treas.
Goldfield. Nev.. W. L. Wilson, Denver. Colo.
M. SIMONS
ASSAYER
At the January Mine.
Goldfield, Nevada.
KENNETH DONNELLAN & CO.
Mining Stock Brokers
TONOPAH, NEVADA
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS
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Tonopah Goldfield Trust Company
OF GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
—TRUSTEES FOR THE—
GOLDFIELD-DIAMOND MINING CO.,
(Incorporated Under the Non-Assessable Laws op Arizona.)
1,000,000 Shares_Par Value, $1.00
Owns four claims in the gold-pro.luring portion of Goldfield District at Diamond
field and immediately south of the famous Jumbo Vernal mine. Price of
stock, 20 cents a share. Send for circulars. Address:
TONOPAH-GOLDFIELD TRUST CO.
Goldfield, Nevada,
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