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I mil! M-I-t-M- M-K-I-K-H--:-:
E. SUTRO, Secretary
W. H. LANG
GEO. P. MIMS
E. L. MIMS. President
,4«*crot»rv Ton Milling. Mill
;t R mid 1h*v. r«. lottopih
Ituildim: h ml flrlrki’o.
<v»ium*nlorr Mining (’«*.
Mims-Sutro Co.
Paid-Up Capital, $50,000
StocK and Mining BroKers
Goldfield and Tonopah ... Nevada
S|»«-cinltv—Promoting new and meritorious pmportiw. Stock
orders executed here or in San Francisco by win*. IHiilv
{Dotations at the inspection of our clients.
We arc the Sole Agents for the Stocks of the following Companies:
SANDSTORM MINING GO The end line of the property isonly 40 feet from the rieh
strike oil the Kendail lode, w hich runs* $10,000 h ton hum hn* over $30,000 worth of ore
racked W» * xpe« t to reneh the same ore any day.
Bl.M K lit'Tl K GOI.DKIKLD MINING fd I. L. Patrick, manager of this property,
just report'm 'Hike of eight feet of $132 ore. stin k i* consequently advancing.
Gnl.l MRIA MiTNTMN MINING Go. Thi* property adjoins Sandstorm on the
south and In*' a .ana* ledge whieh is considered the Mother Lode of the country. Value*
up ti» $200 and $.»*> ta r ton already obtained.
OAK 1.\N D GOLD! IKLD MINING go. Thi* property adjoin* the Blue Bull on the
southeast shaft l»* n et deep show ing ore from $40 to $50 p«T ton.
N KVA DA BoY MINING Go Adjoins the Kendall oil the north. Properly leased
and lieing n> t -v el\ developed. Kendall veins all trend toward thi* property.
Rooill MINING go K\er> a re of this property is being developed by leaser s
Located between the Golumbia Mountain and Red Top properties both of which have
very rieh ore. _ ^ ,
GOI.DKIKLD BI LIKS A BKARS MINING «X>. Thi* property surrounded by Red
Top. Columbia Mountain. Adam*. Daisy and Vindicator. Has as good a surface show
ing as other*
KKNDXLI. MINING go Thi' i* the proj*ertv on whieh $10 000 ore l* swept up and
sacked, from the surface. Over $;tO.00u worth of ore saeked. 1500,000 worth of ore in sight
at 50 fret depth
ToNoPAH goI.D MoGNTAIN go. This property has been shipping ore running
$200 per ton. lla* big ledge* and being actively developed. This is positively one of
the best buv* ;*» the district.
Ml id t h f * • • ( < in panics Lave tir*t • !a*s management. The directors nre *ueh men as
I! c It n»u g h»-r. T I odd it T L. Butler. R XX Payne. George Wingfield. George s. N izon.
H Ramsey. Thomas B Kiekey. Charles K Knox and M. o. Scully.
50 Per Cent Loaned on All Leading Stocks
Orders Kxt»cuU*d on Half tsli. Call and Sot* Cs.
Offices of K* ndail Goldtii 1*1 Miring Go Nevada Boy Goldfield Mining Go.. May tjuecn
Goldfield'Mm in.. Go . Tom-pah Gold Mountain Mining t o. K. Sutro, Secretary. Tonopah.
SELL YOUR STOCKS
in the
BIG EASTERN MARKET
Send them to us and
WIRE US
When you have any bargains to offer in the active
stocks. We do a big business in Tonopah A' ({old
field stocks and can handle any number of shares
CATLIN ® POWELL CO., Stock Brokers
35 Wall Street NEW YORK
IW. F. BOND S. M. WARMBATH |
W. F. Bond ® Co. I
...BROKERS... I
Stocks, Mines and Real Estate |
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D. MACKENZIE & CO.
MINE OPERATORS AND PROMOTERS
New York, N. Y., Boise, Ida., and Main Street, Goldfield, Nev.
We Buy, Sell, Lease, Bond and Operate Mining Properties. If you
want to sell, buy, bond or lease a meritorious mining property,
call on or write us—We are there with the goods and mean
BUSINESS!
GOLDFIELD DIAMOND MINING CO.
Incorporated Under the Non*Assessable Laws ef Arizona.
Owns four very rich claims surrounded by producing mines, in the Goldheld District at Diarnoud
* eld end immediately adjoining the famous jumbo Vernal and Spokane mines
.‘Hop of Stock, 20 CenU a Share. Send for Circulars. Address TONOPAH-GOLDFIELD
TRUST CO., Goldfield, Nop., or to
I. B. Church & Co., 161 Devonshire St., Boston. J. I„ Washing, 670 William St.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Mass. j. S. Kearney & Co.. Suite 913-15 Phoenix Bldg.,,
•Itrer A. Smith, Clarkston. Mich. Minneapolis, Minu.
oeeph B. Toplitz, 330 Pine St., san Francisco.Cal. A. R Best & Co.. P. O. Box 372, Woodstock, Ont..
.. Y. Keady & Co., 327 Parling Bldg. Portland.Ore. <’anada.
9. W. Herrick. Amherst, Mass. Weir Bros. & Co.. 25 Broad Street. New York.
S. McCord & Co., Drexel Bldg,Philadelphia.Pa. S. H. Sparhawk. St. Johnsburv, Vt.
^ewneth Donnellan, Tonopah, Nev.
The TONOPAH-GOLDFIELD TRUST CO., Goldfield, Nev., Trustee of the C.oldtield Dia
tiond Mining <’o. and guarantees the management and all representations regarding that company.
Orders Taken for the Purchase aad Sale of Stocks of Any Company.
H. B. LIND & CO.
.Mining Brokers and Fiscal Agents.
jOLDFI ELD STOCKS Agents United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
odes: Western Union, Bedford-McNeil. GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
...Fielding J. Sfilson Company...
REALTY, STOCKS AND BONDS
305 H. W. Heilman Building, Los Angeles
'(ember Lo» Angeles Stock Exchange Western Union Code. Cable Address ■Stilson”
Is>s Angeles Realty Board Telephones 10f>
TODD-HAHN CO.
A S S A Y E R S PA;ror
Temporary Location. Alley Back of The SOLICITED
Goldfield News. ; i ; : ; : ; i m m i
DAVIS &, SEARS
STOCKS, NINES. REAL ESTATE
GENERAL MINING BROKERS
DIAMONDFIELD - - - NEVADA
ROBERTS’ NEW DRUG STORE
We are up-to-date with Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Ci
gars, Assay Supplies. OPTICAL GOODS a Specialty. Prescriptions
arefully compounded.
E.J. ROBERTS, Druggist, Main St., near cor. Hall St.. <ioldtield. Nev.
AN INGENIOUS THIEF
Gets Away With a SacK of Honey
from Gambling House.
tsl to Tin Ni»v)
Tonop.ui, Nev.. IVc. 11.— Monday
morning the Tono|«ib Club at Tonopah
w:u the menr nf a Hurry of excitement
as great a-1 that tvhieli attends a new
and sensational strike in an nnlooked for
(oration. During the ••arty morning
hours, an unknown culprit got to the
strong hox of the Tonopah Club. where
tin- money is dc|<ositcd after the closing
of the roulette w heel, ami it* a manner
that showed that In- was adept at the
business, got the wheel money sack
which contained about There is
not a elite as to who the thief is. and
little likelihood that his idenity will ever
be known. The burglar evidently well
knew the ground which he had to trav
erse. His line of travel was under sev
eral of the adjoining buildings until he
reached a |H-int directly under the 1m>x
in the rear of the Club, and then bored
through the floor up into that portion
of the depository containing the money.
No one knew of the theft until alsmt s
o'clock when the proprietors went to
get the money to open the wheel with.
The discovery was then made and the
manner in which the sack hail been
taken.
The perpetrator of the crime had evi
dently studied out his line of action in
the same manner as that carried otit in
the robbery of the Selby Smelting Co.'s
bullion depository in California a few
years ago.
Some admiration is manifest here for
the cunning of the burglar in his method
of operation, t <r at no time during the
night was *1 * saloon closed. Severn 1 em
ployes being continually on duty.
Will Not Return Nevada’s Exhibit.
A St. lamis dispatch says: The min
eral and agricultural display that \vn«
sent from Nevada to the Louisiana Pur
chase Kx|M»sition will not Ik- returned
to this State, hut will remain in St.
Louis and form a part of the great mu
seum that is being established there
from the various displays that went to
make up the exposition.
This determination was reached by
the Nevada fair commission yesterday
and will doubtless meet with the hearty
approval of the people of the State.
The Nevada display, especially in the
mineral section, was one of the most
magnificent at the exjsisition and at
tracted wide attention. It was recog
nized by the committee on awards as
one of the best and it won several gold
medals. It included mineral specimens
from every county in State, many of
them from the richest mines ever lo
cated.
It is believed that by allowing the
display to remain in the great museum
that is being established at St. Louis
that it will serve a purpose more use
ful than if brought back to Nevada
where it would be seen by few of the
outside world.
Conditions But Weakly Described.
R. .1. Watson, better known to his
many friends as “Pick” Watson, came
in from Goldfield last evening. He is
on a brief visit and exacts to return
within the next few days. Mr. Watson
is now general manager of the Hulls and
Bears Mining company, one of the most
promising mining organizations in the
bonanza district. He reports that every
thing that has been said of the country
has but weakly descrilfed the true con
ditions of that section.
“Every stage arriving in the camp,"
said Mr. Watson last evening, “is loaded
to the guard rails with passengers, most
of whom are going there with a view of
organizing and helping in the develop
ment of the camp. In nearly every in
stance the men who want to succeed
are doing so.”
The Bulls and Bears company is now
engaged in developing principally, al
though some ore is l>eing taken out.
Mr. Watson states that twelve men are
engaged in this work and that the con
ditions are very favorable that this force
w ill probably be increased at an early
date.
BacK from Tonopah.
L. K. Kendrick returned Sunday by
way of Austin from a two week’s visit
to Touapali and <ioldtield, says tiie I.li
re k a Sentinel. He reports that Tono
pah and < ioldtield are booming camps,
escpeeially tile latter place. (Ioldtield is
now larger than Tonopah. While in
both camps he met a great many old
acquaintances, among whom were liert
Hood, who is employed in tiie railroad
depot in Tonopah, and George Polking
horne, formerly a conductor on the N.
C. who also holds a position with the
railroad. Neil Olsen, formerly of Ga
lena, is located in (ioldtield where lie is
engaged in prospecting. Lawrence says
that Tonopah and Goldfield has a great
future.
Home from Lida.
Charles Grant, who has been in the
Lida district for several months, ha>
returned to Reno, says the Journal.
He thinks the gold fields alsait Lida
will yield many great fortunes in tin
next few years. Tom Summers, lie
says, lias bonded his claims for $11,000.
Visits Her Old Schoolmate.
Mrs. Ueba Greenwood-Dawson of
Seneca. Kas., stopped off between trains
Tuesday with her old schoolmate, Mrs.
II. O. Mack. Mrs. Dawson was on her
way to (ioldtield where her husband is
interested in mining.—Keno Journal.
FALLS FORTY FEET.
Peter U»ler Severely Injured on the
January.
Monday night l’eter I'slcr, a miner |
employed on the ltowcs-Kcrniok lease j
of the Jumbo, fell forty feet to the ls.t- j
tom of the winze that connects the 2U0- !
foot and the 250-foot levels, sustaining j
three ugly scalp wounds and a severe i
shaking up. That he was not killed j
outright is almost miraculous.
With his tmrtncr on the work under I
... I
way I’sler was engaged in pas-ing some j
mine timbers acres* the winze at the
time of tin* accident, lie was standing
on a stnll ahotit 10 feet below the level
of tin drift when he lest his balance and
fell a sheer 40 feet, striking on his hack j
and shoulders. When picked up he was
unconscious, and his fellow workmen
thought him dead. Medical aid was
summoned at once and after the injured
' man's wounds were temporarily dressed
lie was removed to the hospital here
, where his injuries received thorough at
tention. It required 25 stitches to sew
' up the lacerations in his head.
Latest reports are in effect that I'lser
is doing splendidly, and that he will lie
I a sound and well man again inside of
: two weeks.
___
Just Received.
The (ioldlield Undertaking company,
7t>0 Mam street, lias just received one of
the must complete lines of coffins,
i caskets, ndies and linings ever brought
to the State of Nevada. tf
When You Have a Bad Cold
You want a remedy that will not only
give quick relief hut effect a permanent
! cure.
You want a remedy that will relieve
i the lungs and keep expectoration easy.
You want a remedy that will counter
| act any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant
1 a nd safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
all of these requirements and for the
] s|ieody and permanent cure of had colds
stands without a peer. For sale l>v
j Martin Muller.
Write It. (1. ltouhleday, Rialto build
ing. San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Toiiopah-t midfield stocks—
actual market prices. It’s free. tf
THE
Lida Goldfield
Mining Company
(Incorporated t inier the Law* of Arizona.)
Owns .Vi acres three claims Mammoth No.
1, Mammoth No. 2 and Grand View. A fine
ijuartz ledge from '? to 20 feet wide traverses
tliis property :*.ooo feet, from which good
assays have been taken.
Property now being developed ami price
of stoek will soon be advanced. Now is
the time to buy.
Treasury Stock 4c per Share.
We reserve the right to advance the price
at any time without notice. Address
F. G. BLOOD, Goldfield, Nkv.
Bullfrog Stage Line
Stages will leave Goldfield for
Bullfrog every Friday morning,
making the trip in two days.
For terms and freight rates
apply to
W. F. BOND & CO., Agts.
BISSONETTE & CO*
General Blacksmithing
Horseshoeing ami Wagon Work
a Specialty
RAMSEY AVENUE, GOLDFIELD
Bear Goldfield Meat Co.
Starr S Dulfer
COMMISSION
STOCK BROKERS
OoMtieM mid Tonnpuh Stock* and Mines.
Correspondence Solicited
Fiscal Agents Hiamomiiield Gold Min
ing Co.
! Member* S. F. S Tonopah Minina Exchange
OFFICES
. 210 Sansome Street, San FrancUca
and Tonopah. Nevada
JOHN BECKMAN, Agent, Goldfield, Nev.
j — ..——■
I
i BARTON PITTMAN & CO. j j
1
i MINING !
! BROKERS :
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! Goldfield and Tonopah Stocks I
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Dissolution Notice.
Not in is hereby given that the partnership j
lately existing heiwt • n t'iiu-. S. Thompson and :
| oii« Lei voog. under the firm name and style*
: of Thompson A. Lcivnog in the Town of Mill- i
town. Esmeralda enmity. State o; Nevada, ex- ;
idled on the 11th day of Novemher. A. 1). 1‘Nd. ‘
by nintiml consent of said Thompson and j
Lervoog. the said Lervoog continuing the
said business.
All debts owing to the said partnership are
to Ik* received l»y the said (Hie Lcrvoog.and all j
demands on the said partnership are to l>e
presented to him for payment.
CHARLES* THOUreOX.
(»LIE LERVOOO.
I All Tonopah and Goldfield
Stocks and Mining Claims
BOUGHT and SOLD
WILLIAMS & COLBURN
“The Goldfield Hustlers”
Fiscal Agents and Brokers
Goldfield - - - Nevada
S. Thornton Langley ® Co.
MINING BROKERS
Goldfield, Nevada
GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STOCKS
REAL ESTATE AND NINES
Send for Our Weekly Report.
ii KENNETH DONNELLAN & CO.;;
Mining Stock Brokers
TONOPAH GOLDFIELD \[
Goldfield Office: Nye and Ormsby County Bank **
j: GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH STO KS ii
Send for Weekly Market Letter ■ £
f I'M II I I I I
H. W. KNICKERBOCKER
PROSPECTOR
--
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
I have been in Goldfield over a year and know every foot of
ground in the district. I own claims in different parts of the mineral
belt and will sell on reasonable terms. Correspondence solicited.
References: State Bank & Trust Co., Goldfield, Nev.; H. E.
Woodward, Aspen, Colorado.
NEVADA MINING STOCKS'
BROKERAGE B0SU0GLHDT oT“
COMPANY COMMISSION
F. H. LATHRAP, MANAGER
Branch office BROKERAGE & FINANCE GOLDFIELD,
CO.. Successors to Hudson Sous & Co.,
Salt Lake City. . . . N EVA DA
<i. P. HEl.KKiCH. ROBERT ROMER.
ROBERT ROMER $ CO.
Tonopah, Goldfield, Bullfrog Mining and California
Oil Stock Brokers.
OFFICES: GOLDFIELD AND SAN FRANCISCO. MILLS BUILDING.
The Goldfield Coming Nation Gold Mines Co*
(Incorporated I'nder the Laws of Arizona. Full Paid and Non-Assessable.)
lias one of the best locations in the district. East side line with the St. Ives.
West side line with the drizzly Bear and Union Jack. Our property consists of
the Curly George and Boom Fraction. Only separated from the famous .lumbo
bv theOrizzly Bear.
PLANT OF MACHINERY ON PROPERTY.
Application for patent is la-ing prepared.
We offer 100.000 shares of Treasury Stock (not pool stock) at the low price of
SEVEN AND ONE-HALF CENTS PER SHARE,
Cash or Installment Payments.
Our treasury cash fund is now in a healthy condition for extensive work.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SECURITIES CO.
E. N. BURR, President, Majestic Building, Denver, Colo.
W. L. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer. LOOK US UP
“ E. MARKS & CO.
Clothing, Cents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes,
Furniture, House Furniture and Carpets
GOLDFIELD, NEV.
Pioneer Stage Line,
Carries U. S. Mail. Stops for dinner at Klondike Well. Careful drivers and
courteous agents.
Peter Samuelson, Prop. Fare, always the same, $4.00 *

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