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Murphy & Grindle
^ General Contractors
and Builders.
ELECTRICAL WORK A Specialty
Office: Junction Main ami IVdwav
Goldfield, Nevada.
WANTED
Goldfield Property to Stock
or
Control of One Already Stocked
Correspondence desired with com
panies desiring to place their stock
on the market
PENOBSCOT GOLD M. & M. CO.
35 BaaK Bid'*. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.
We Buy and Sell
Tonopah and ^
Goldfield Stocks
Exclusively
Therefore we can always <|iiote
best prices ami make *juick de
liveries. Keep t>osteri by read
ingour market letters- sent free.
We are in constant touch with
all markets. Write either office
Frank L. Kreider & Bro.
CmossLF.Y Bldg. San Francisco
GASOLINE HOISTERS,
STAMP * MILLS,
—And All Kinds of—
Mining and Milling Machinery
At Bargain Prices and GUARANTEED.
HOISTS, 12, 20 and 22 H. P. Send
for Catalogue and Prices. Immediate
Delivery. Address the
Mine and Mill Supply
and Machinery Co.
CRIPPLE CREEK, - - COLO.
INCORPORATE
IN ARIZONA
Costs but little. LAWS MOST LI
BERAL. No personal liability for cor
porate debts. No annual tax. Officials
tow prohibited from serving companies.
Hon. I. T. Stoddard, who has organized
three-fonrths of companies, resigned
office of secretary of Arizona to continue
business of incorporating. Copy of law
and forms furnished free. Address
Stoddard Incorporating Co.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Walley Hot Springs
J. L CAMPBELL. Proprietor
Thejmost celebrated Medicinal Springs
in the state of Nevada.
An elegant hotel and sanitarium build
ing. Forty airy rooms; hot,(cold, vapor,
shower and mud baths.
■card aad Baths $2 par day or $12.50 per
week
Ask the departing guest about the
table—the best in the state.
References from Goldfield and Tonopah.
H. H. (Mark, of the Goldfield Minina Co.
Harry Ramsey and Thomas Ramsey.
John Jones of the January mine.
James F. O’Brien, of the Goldfield News.
Mrs. Key l’ittman, of Tonopah.
Western Ore —■
— Purchasing Co.
CHAS. SNYDER, Mgr.
KENO, NEV.
Ores Sampled and Purchased in Transit
Highest Cash Price Paid for All Gold,
Silver, Lead and Copper Ores. Cor
respondence Solicited.
TIME SCHEDULE OF THE
Diamondfield Stage Line
i,VIA COLUMBIA. >
Jack Davis, Proprietor.
LEAVES
Diamondfield for Goldfield.... ■ :30 a. m.
Goldfield for Diamondfield-0:00 a. m.
Diamondti' Id for Goldfield.... 11:30 a. m.
Goldfield for Diamondfield- 1:00 r. m.
Diamondfield for Goldfield . .. 3:00 p. m.
Goldfield for Diamondfield- 5:30 p. m.
Round Trip, $ 1.50. One Way, S l .00
GOLDFIELD
Electric Light and Power
COMPANY
Electric Fixtures and Supplies
The Wiring of Buildings
Promptly Attended to
GOLDFIELD - - - - NEVADA
For
Mining Timbers, Stulls,
Lagging, Square Sets,
and Cordwood, see
E. R. COLLINS, Agent
J. A. Fester John Shirley W. A. Itif all*
THE PALACE
The Finest Gentlemen's Resort tn
Goldfield.
COR. MAIN ST. and CROOK AVE.
Fine Wines, Liq
uors and Cigars.
A Gentle Ti*rr »n Gub Rooms. Check* Cashed.
® :::
GOLDFIELD
I Lumber I
1 Company j
; DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP
@ Dressed and Plain Lumber, Shin
J Klee, Shakes, Etc. ®
S MINING TIMBERS A SPECIALTY j J
® Sash, Doors, and all kinds Building < I
® Material constantly on hand I I
The Joshua Club
Brearley $ Troxel,
Props.
Cor. Main St. and Crook Avenue
Not the Best of Every
thing, but pretty fair
drinka and cigars.
HTCIub Room in connection.
'swswwwt
I Goldfield Drug Store |
Pure Drugs and Chemi- ®
cals, Patent Medicines, S
Perfumery, Toilet Arti- i
cles, Soaps and Cigars, ! !
Medicinal Wines and ] |
i Liquors ::::::::: i i
i i Prescriptions Carefully Compounded ®
i: M. MULLER, Droggist I
The Peerless Cafe
THE UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT OF
GULDFIELD : : :
Main Street, next door to PustodSce
Short Orders a Specialty
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
F. Stegmier
Paper Hanging, Glazing.
Graining, Sign Writing,
General House Painting
Complete Stock ot Oils, Paints and Glass
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
MAIN STREET. Opposite Palace Stables
THE
Goldfield Saloon
MAIN STREET
ROBT. DUNN, Proprietor
The Pioneer Saloon of the
Goldfield district :::::::
GIVE US A CALL
Union Made
SANTONE
You may get other Union-made
Cigars, but none so good as ... .
SANTONE
Made by - - A. B. Wolf
THE T. $ L.
Restaurant and Saloon
MILLTOWN, Goldfield District NEVADA
CHAS. THOMPSON and
OUE LERVOOG. Props.
FIRST >CLASS MEALS
Liquors and Cigars
IT IS A GOLDEN CHANCE.
So Says David W. Brnnton, the Well
Known Sampler.
David \V. Brnnton, the well-known
mining engineer, and one of the ehief
men in tin-Taylor ik Brnnton Sampling
company, reached the city yesterday
morning on his way Bark to Colorado
from a study of conditions in the T"tio
pah-teildfield region, Nevada. lie in
spected tin- local sampler in company
with < ieneral Superintendent L. A.Cope
land, and left on an early evening train.
During the afternoon Mr. Brnnton said:
“It is true that our company is going
into the sampling Business in the new
gold fields. We shall have a plant
erected and he prepared to do business
liefore spring, or by the time spring
opens, at least. I do not care to say
just where we intend to Build, at this
time, but the plant will In* conveniently
located for the business we hope to se
cure.”
Mr. lirunton said lie did not find time
to visit as much of tlie country as he
would have liked to, hut lie saw enough,
he said, to be able to designate it as
wonderful.
“Twenty-seven years ago,” said he,
“I was in charge of the Silver Peak
mines, hut it was a hard country to do
business in then. Ore had to lx- hauled
out to Wadsworth with ox teams, but
even under those conditions money was
made. I thought a great deal of the
country in those days, but I never sus
peeted that it would come to the front
with such long and rapid strides as it is
doing now. It is simply wonderful.
“Salt Lake is going to miss one of the
ehanees of a life-time if its business men
do not wake up and prevail on the San
Pedro to build up through the chain of
camps extending from its line clear
through to Goldfield. Salt Lake would
reap the lion’s share of the business
that is inevitably going to result from
the boom which has struck that country
and now, right now, is the time to go
after it. If you don't do it, you will
wake up some morning and find that
California lias headed you off. With
a road up through that country from
Caliente, or some other convenient point
on tiie line, Salt Luke would at once tie
come the headquarters for all kinds of
supplies and. I believe, for nearly all of
the products of the mines. My investi
gations showed me that all of the early
day camps and a number of new ones
are forging to the front and business of
all kinds will grow out of tbe great pop
ulation that will be in there during the
next two or three years. The country
is full of merit and that means that it
will soon bv full of people.”
Mr. Rrunton is a nifth whose life lias
been spent in mining communities and
his judgment is entitled to the fullest
respect.—Salt Lake Tribune.
The Fineness of Nevada Gold.
There were received by tbe San Fran
cisco mint lately several bars of remark
ably fine gold, says the Denver Mining
Reporter. They were obtained from
the treatment of about, fourteen and one
half tons of ore which gave tin- remark
able yield of l$.'{,0<X> a ton. Tbe purity of
tiie gold, however, is more noteworthy
than even tbe richness of the ore, tiie
bars assaying betweenUK1 andSWT.o fine.
The bars are said to be the purest ever
received at the San Francisco mint, and
it is worthy of comment that if tbe liars
had been a few points finer they would
have reached the standard of fineness of
tiie United States mint, namelv, IKK).
The gold in tiie bullion was valued as
it stood at ♦l’0.41 an ounce, as against
an ounce for perfectly pure gold.
Former Millionaire Dies in Poverty.
Frank Dorman, once an associate of
Mackey. Flood, Fair, O’Brien and other
Comstock millionaires, died a few days
ago in a cabin near Bye Patch, in Hum
boldt county, where be eked out a
meager existence. Dorman was once
one of tlx* wealthy mine operators in
Nevada, and figured in many giant op
erations. His fortune incited and war
lv a quarter of century ago he left Vir
ginia City for the desert lands in Hum
boldt. There he engaged at cattle rais
ing and linally died in poverty.
It is reported in that country that he
left an immense fortune, hut there is no
foundation for the story. He was al
most jxjimiless when lie left the Com
stock.
Mining Exchange.
The following is handed in for publi
cation. says the Bishop Register:
The rooms in the rear of (ieo. \V.
Neill’s store are being fitted tip as a
milling exchange, in connection with
the offices of The Bishop Creek Hold
Co. M. T. Stovall and Prof. Max Jung
haendel will have charge.
The idea is to make this excliange
headqurters for the mining interest of
Inyo county, and the public is invited
to co-ojierate. Mines or prospects may
be listed for sale, and methods will he
adopted for bringing owners and inves
tors into intimate relations.
The Exact Thing Required for Con
stipation.
‘'As a certain purgative and stomach
purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets seem to he the exact tiling
required, strong enough for the most
robust, yet mild enough and safe for
children and without that terrible, grip
ing so common to most purgatives,' says
R. S. Webster ik Co., I'dora, Ontario,
Canada. For sale by Martin Muller.
Location Notices and Certificates of
Location (for recording) for sale at Tiie
News office. R
The Treatment of Pneumonia.
F. I). Rcerc enters a plea against the
use of alcohol in pneumonia. Its admin
istration cannot lie justifieri hy any good
scientific reason, and then* is no indica
tion for its us*, that cannot lie met by
some other drug or remedy. The treat
ment he employs is eliminative and
comprises a hot foot hath and calomel
as soon as the disease is susjiected, to
gether with doses of salicylate of-odium.
When the diagnosis is established, ace
tate of |Mitassiuiu is given for its
action on the kidneys, together vs it li
liquor ammoniac aeetatis to relieve the
heart. If the temperature reaches 105
degrees, cold sponging or cold pack to
the chest. Abdominal distension is con
trolled by the usual measures, and care
ful attention is directed to the feeding,
which should not lie too often nor too
much. The pulse must liecloselv studied,
and it is its quality rather than its rate
that should be regarded. A soft pulse
should lie strengthened with strychnine,
digitalis, and rest, and a hard pulse re
quires Dover’s powder and nitroglycer
ine. Rest is of the greatest importance,
and the patient should lie disturlied as
seldom as jsissihle. The prodromal
stage is much longer than is usually sup
posed. and the disease is commonly
ushered in by a more or less protracted
(icriod of malaise and indis)iosition. The
author has treated L’l successive eases
by this method, with two deaths, both
of which were caused liv other condi
tions.—Medical Record.
About the Limit.
The school ma’am receives funny an
swers at times. We often hear of the
unconscious humor of children in the
schoolroom, but the following is about
the limit:
An Elko county school ma'am wrote
the phrase “The hitter end" on the
blackboard the other day and asked a
little fellow to use the expression in a
sentence. Johnny promptly replied,
“The armies fought to the hitter end.”
Another little hoy was then called
upon to make a sentence containing the
phrase and gave the following: “The
dog and cat fought and fought and then
the dog chased the cat under a chair
and bitter end.”
Write l). (i. Poubleday, Kialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-( ioldtickt stocks
actual market prices. It’s free. tf
J. H. SPIKING
Mining Properties Examined
Development Work Managed
Office Will) Hesttp A Jordan, Assaycrs, Mam St.
JOHNSON 4. WALTERS
CONTRACTORS A BUILDERS
Shop on Main -tree!, opp. I.otlirop-Davis & Co
shop work a Specialty. Estimates Furnished
COLUMBIA.NEVADA
America Portable House Co.
A. C. Fox, Sole Agent for State of Xe
vat la
Houses contracted from 1 Hoorn to 100
Address Enterprise Lodging House
Notice to Leasers.
Parties who desire leases can secure
the same on good ground, from which
values have lieen taken, on property
near Piamoudlield belonging to the
, Gold Flat Alining Company. Apply to
M. M. DETCH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Goldfield Miners' Union, No. 220
W. F. M.
Regular meetings each Saturday evening at
7 o’clock, in Miners’ ('nieii hall, Main street*
All members of the Federation are cordially
invited to attend.
R. M. Rogers, President.
A. R. Anderson, Recording Secretary.
Goldfield Silver Pick Mining and
Milling Company.
Incorporated under tlu* laws of Nevada:
capitalization J.mw.iNNi shares, par value *1:
100,000 shares in the treasury, fully paid and
noil-assessable. ,
I>o(‘atioM of property. oiu imiJ mile north
east town of <ioldlieid. in heart of diselos.xl
mineral belt, consistiug live claims, viz:
Siive: Pick. Silver Pick Kruetion. Deserted.
North Km! and Pipe Dream Fruition. This
uroup of elaiins lie^ immediately iiorl liwest of
The Combination and .lanuary mines. south
uest of the Molmwk Croup of »he Mohawk
Mining Company, south of tin Columbia
Mountain Mining ‘ omnany groan ami the east
vide line of the Deserted, one of the Silver Pick
group, is just litm feet west of the Red Top mine
and 700 feet west of the Jumbo group of elaiins,
operated hv the Jumbo Mining Companv.
The Silver Pick group of elaiins were located
at the same time by the original locator* oi
the Combination ncne. Messrs. Myers and
Murphy, and as ail extension ot tlmt ombimi
tion ledge. _ ,, ..
Officers A. D. Myers. Prcsideuj; T. 1>. Mur
phy, Vila*-President: Milton M. Dc*oh* Secre
tary-Treasurer.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given lli»! the partnership
heretofore existing la-tween K. H. Klliott.
Walter S. William- ami Kichard L. Colburn,
was iltssolv.al bv mutual eonsetit on the 22ml
ilav of Novcmtier, A. p. l!kd. so far a- relates
lo'si'.i.l 11. Klliott. VII debts line to said
partnership and those ilue hv them wiil nc
set 1 led with ami hv the remaining partners,
who will continue the business umler the firm
name and stvlc of Williams A Colburn.
Dated at lioldfield. Nevada, this 22nd day of
November, A. D. 11.d.
c. II. Kf.i.iorr.
Waltkk s. Wii.uams,
itli I1AKO L. CoBBl BN.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice i- hereby given that the partnership
lately existing between It. s. Clark andJ.K.
White, under the linn name of Clark .V White,
lias been dissolved bv mutual consent. K. S.
i'lark retiring. The Imsine.. will he contin
ued bp the said .1. K W hile, who will settle all
accounts against lb'- old irai ami to whom all
. accounts dae should be paid. .1 K. Vt hit,'.
k. S. f'LABk.
Directory of the Principal Mining Companies
OF THE GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
Jumbo Extension Mining Com
pany
Incorporated tinder the laws of Arizona: cap
italization, 1.2‘*Umu shares; par value|1; .'*10.000
shares in the treasury.
Principal office -Goldfield, Ncv.: location ot
pr«»iaTty, Goldfield Mining District, consisting
• d 11 claim*, the «mJd Wnlgo. l’olovcrdc, t»olil
Coin, Saddle Koclc, ltlack Butte No. 1. Book
Butte Fraction, Three Friends. Three Friends I
Fraction. Vernal No. 1, I m l# Sn*n and Big
Chief. Th#* Gold VV«*dg»* adjoins the famous
JiihiIhi on tli«* north and lias son feet of the lat
ter’s ledge. The Pol#»verde adjoin* the St. Ives
on the northeast ami three of the latter’s
ledg#*s cau Ik* trace*#! into this claim. Tin- Gold j
Coin and the Saddle Rock adjoin tin* Daisy
No. 2 on the south and lie within less than 200
feet of the ledge just opened up. 12 inches of
which average over faun per ton. Vernal No. 1
carries, for at least I.UnO feet, the ledge on
which a strike was recently made in Vernal
No.2 groundless than 100 feet to the south, j
The Black Butte No. 1 lies la*tween Daisy No. 2 |
on the west ami Ish’s Black Butte No. 2 on the
east. The other claims are in the same vicinity
and have a splendid surface showing.
Officers—Key Pittman. Pres.; II. B. l.ind, I
Sec. ami Gcn’l Manager; Nve and Ormsby ,
County Bank, treasury. The Cnited States 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- !
Utilization. 1 .non,non shares; par value, ?1; 100,000
shares in treasury.
Principal office—Goldfield, Nev.; location of
property, Gold Held Mining District, at the
southern base of Columbian mountain, and ad
joins the Jumbo property on the north; prop
erty consists of one full claim, 20 acres. J. F. ,
Brailley is developing :>00 feet under lease and >
tin* company is developing the north end of
claim. Ledge is 100 feet wide and no wall in
sight at the *>0-ioot level in company workings 1
—practically ail la?ing mill ore, with streaks of |
high grade.
Officers ami #11 rectors—C. D. Taylor, Pres.; 1
Frank M. Jsh, Vice-Pres.: R. L. Colburn, Sec.
ami Treus.; J. B. Menardi and George Mcdel- I
land.
Goldfield - Blue Bell Mining
Company
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona: cap- :
Utilization I,turn,non shares: par value fl: 100,000 '
shares in the treasury.
Principal office -Goldfield, New; location of ,
property, Goldfield Mining District, consisting
j of 3 claims, Blue Bell No. 1, Blue Bell No. 2 and
the Neversweat— about f>0 acres. Property lies
I less than 1,000 feet from the recent rich ■'trike
I on the St. Ives.
1 Officers—John Mernin. Pres.; C. B. Higginson
Vice-Pres.; Louis Finnegan, Sec; R. A. Marlin, I
Treas.
Directors—Ben Haseltinc, 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, j
Capitalization, 1,000, 000 share* :»ar value. |1.00 <
each, -too.ooo shares in treasury
Principal office. Goldfield, Nevada, Locution *
of property, Goldfield Mining District, con \
sisting of live claims, about 10U acres. Float
assaying from *t*» to *4,040 per ton has been I
found on these claims, and lair values have
been obtained trom ledge croppings. One !
hundred thousand shares are now offered at 1
10 cents per share, and work will soon begin f
to find the shoot from which the rich float came, j
Officers and directors James F. O’Brien,
president, John Mernin, vice-president, 11. W.
Knickerbocker, secretary, J. Casey McDannel,
treasurer ;J. P. Lott us.
Goldfield Treasure Mining Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona:
capitalization, f1000,000; par value, fl; *00,000
shares in treasury.
Principal office, 031 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, Pa.: Nevada agent’s office, Tonopah,
New; location, of property, Goldfield Mining
District, Nevada, consisting of thirteen claims
—group No. 1, five claims, Columbia Mountain,
adjoining the Adams; group No. 2, three claims
north of the Vernals. at Diamond field jgroup
No. 3, five claims on the north side of Banner
Mountain. Company is now developing Nos.
1 and 3.
Officers and directors—John S. Doughty,Pres.,
Chav. J. Suplee.Vice Pres.,George G. Thompson,
Secy.-Treas., all of Philadelphia, Pa., II. H.
Brown, Nevada agent, Tonopah, New, K. W.
Griswold, General Manager, Goldfield, Ncv.
The Black Ant Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of the Terri
tory of Arizona and doing business in Nevada.
President, R. L. Dougherty, Denver, Colo
rado; Secretary and Treasurer, Henry Weber,
Goldfield, Nevada.
Principal office, .*01 Majestic building, Den
ver, Colorado. Branch offices, Phoenix, Ari
zona, and <loldfield, Nevada.
Address all communications to the company
at it’s principal office.
Capitalization 1,2*0,000 shares. Fully paid
ami non-asacssable. In Treasury: Cash and
400,000 shares. Shares par value *1.00.
The company owns (by deed fully paid tor)
the “Mav C.," “May C. No. 1,” “May C. Frac
tion,’’ “Black Ants,” and “Independence” lode
mining claims comprising f*A acres. The first
group, consisting of the first three claims men
tioned, is situated adjoining the Vernal group
at Diamond field. The second group, consist
ing of tin* last two claims mentioned, is situ
ated just south of Diamoudfiield. Active work
is now going on on the first group but work
will immediately be commenced on the other
claims as well, as the policy of the company
will be vigorous and extensive development of
both groups. Both groups have fine surface
showings and strong veins. An allotment of
Treasury stock has been made for the purpose
of development. For price ami terms apply to
the company at it’s principal office, or to Mr.
| Henry Weber, Goldfield. Nevada.
Adams-Goldfield Mining Com
pany
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona; cap
italization shares; j»ar value $1; *100,000
shares in the treasury
ITincijttfl office. Tonopnh. Nev.; haation ot
properly. Coldfield Mining in tin t, consisting
of the Adams, Jefferson and Monroe claims,
adjoining the p(o|K*rty of the Coldfield Mining
Company on the north. Active development
work now in progress.
Officers and directors K. L. Johns, Pres.: J.
K. Imffield. Viw-Pres.; II. T. Bragdon. ve<\: A.
C. Kisen, Treas.; M. K. Ish.
Vernal Mining Co. of Goldfield.
| Incorporated under the laws of Arizona.
Capitalization, l.ooo.ooo shares, par value, fl.un
leach. loo,ooo shares m the treasury.
Principal office, Coldfield, Nevada. Location
«>i property, Coldfield Mining District, near
Diamondtield. consisting »»f three claims, the
Vernal No. 1, Lucie Sam, and Big chief. Les
sees are now at work and getting good values
close to where a strike of very rich ore has
been made on the Vernal No. 2 claim.
The first block of treasury stock i- offered at
10cents per share. The private stock is all
ponied.
Incorporators Key Pittman, C. II. Llliott,
Kartell Pittman, 11. B. Lind, W. B. Pittman,
K. A. Marlin, ami J. T. Jones.
Goldfield Bulls & Bears Mining
Co., of Nevada
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capitalization, l.ooo.ouo shares, pur value, $1.
.’■oo.iiiio shares in the treasury.
Principal office, Spring Valley Water Build
ing. room i».\ l;T> Ccary street, San Francis*
Location of property, Coldfield, Nevada: con
I sjsts of ten mil claims Cold Bug. liuwkeve,
Missouri. (• rand pa. Pear* City, Cold Standard.
1 Colden Cate. Ohio. Ohio Annex. Black Kock
and St. Louis comprising 200 acres ly ing in a
j direct line of fracturing iieiwecn the < ombiua
tioii groun and tiie rich strike* made at Dia
moim field.
officers K. W. Pa v ne. Pres., M. C. Scully,
Vice Pres, and Con. Mgr.: S. \\. Payne, Sec y
and Trea>. Director* K. W. Payne. M. c.
Scully, Louis Class, \\. payne and V. T Me
Cillicuddy.
Goldfield Coming Nation G: Id
Mines Co.
Incorporated tinder the law* of Ari • » •«
capitalization. l,.'ftuino *h*re«: pnr m! n *•
750,oflo shares in treasury; i»rivatc*t«H L »
Principal office, Majestic hnfldtitu bci.v r,
rolorndo: location of property, («•'!•••ield l .i
ing District, consisting of the * i ley («« ••rge
and Hoorn Fraction. located beltf*c*n the sL
Ives and tin* .hinib* group. Application f *r
patent is being prepared. Development 11
progress ami plant of machirery now on the
property.
Officers and director*—W. L. Wilson, P
Denver, Polo., Melvin Eduards, Yne Prec. >
secretary of state of Colorado, E. N Purr, •
and Treas., Denver. (oh .
The Goldfield Double Eagle
Gold Mines Company.
IncnrjHtrated under the laws of Arizona, t ap
Italir.ation 2.000,000 shares. Par value $1. l,oo<>
000 share* in the treasury. Private stock
1 tooled.
Principal office. Majestic Building, Denver,
Polorado. Location of property Hold Held Min
ing District, consisting of Silver Bell, Stiver
Bell No. 1. Munich Bell No. X, 350 fret east from
the Tin Morn property, recently bonded for
$2',out), which i* now producing ore Develop
j,ient now being vigorously prosecuted.
Officers and Directors: \V. L. Wilmtn, Presi
dent, Denver, Polo.; Melvin Edwards, Ex Sec
retary «*f State of Polorado. Vice-President; K.
N. Burr. Secretary-Treasurer. Denver, Polo.
Goldfield - Tonopah Mining
Company
Incorporated under the laws ot Ari/.oiia>; cap
italization l,unu,hhO share*: par value $1; IOMM),
shares in the treasury.
Principal office Tonopah, Nev.. location of
property, Ooldtield Mining District, m ar the
town of Diumondticld. Property consists of
three claims the Pleasant Trio) ( loudy Day
and High Hock—situated 1500 feet west and ill
direct line with the trend of the ledge oil the
Keane. McMahon and Fletcher’s ‘treat Bend
mine. This ledge on the (treat Bend is IS feet
wide at a depth of 75 fe t and averages clear
across $10 per ton. There are several rich
streaks from I to?: feet wide which go as high
as $100 per ton.
officers—J. B. f in Isay. Pre*.: <’has. Mercer,
Vice-Prcs.: II. II. Hr >wn. St c. and Treas.
Goldfield Mining Company of
Nevada
Incorporated under the lawsof Arizona; cap
italization 1,000,000 shares; par value $1; 4tH),uuu
shares in the treasury.
office—Tonopah, Nev.; location of property,
Goldfield, Nev.; comprising seven claims, viz.
January, February, Septeinl»er, October, St.
Paul, ( Vacki r Jack and Henry ( lay
Officers and director? K. f.. Johns, Pres., To
nopah : M. N. * iark. Vice-Pies.; 11. T. Bragdon,
Sec., Tonopah A. C. hisen. Trews.; \V. M.
Htansbury.
Blue Bull Mining Company.
Incorporated under the laws of Nevada; cap
italization, l,(Nio,ooo shares, par value $1; :(0u.
000 shares in the treasury.
Office of the company, Columbia, Goldfield
ldstrict. Esmeralda county, Nevada.
Property consists of eight full elatims in the
heart of the Goldfield Distriet and near pro
during mines. Numerous ledges ami surface
values.
Officers and Directors— H. Kamsev, Pres.,
Olay Peters, Vice-Pros. and Manager; If. c„
Morris, Sec.. Treas. and Superintendent; T. F.
Dunaway and Geo. H. Nixon.
Big Elk Gold Mines Co.
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona;
capitalization, I,.ri00,000 shares; par value, ?1.
1,000,000 shares in treasury.
Principal office, Goldfield, Nev.; location of
property, one mile south of the Contbinatimt,
consisting ot the Gobi Wedge and Union claims.
Officers and directors James Faulkner, Pri v
Goldfield, Nev., J. R. Gillespie, Vice Prcs„ Dco
ve r. Colo., 1/ewis K. Wilson, Sec. and Treas.
Goldfield. Nev., W. L. Wilson. Denver, Colo.
Goldfield Bonanza Mining Company
Incorporated under the laws of the United
.States Congress for the District of Columbia.
Capitalization 1,000.000 . aarcs; par $1.00.
fiOO.OOO treasury stock.
Property Seven claims in Goldfield-Mining
District. Ground surveyed and dovelopmi nt
work began.
First block of treasury stock is offered at five
cents per share to raise funds for development.
Directors: J. Obendorfer, President; 1 tf
Witt B. Lowe, Vice-President; A. S. Caihplx !l.
Treasurer; A. W. Tibbals and H Burton; s»e
retary, R. K. Rogers. '209 Dooly Block, Sait Lake
City. Utah
Diamondfield Gold Mining Com
pany of Goldfield.
I111 orporuted under the laws of South Ha
kota. Capitalization, one million shares, pur
value one doltur per share. Four huikdr* t
thousand in the treasury. Fully paid »n:d
non-assessable.
Location of property at DiumondtieUI, Nev.,
in Goldfield Mining District. Consists of tlin e
fractional claims: The Harvey, Daisy *. 1 • i
Quartzite Fractions, about Ii5 1-2 acres. L*.» •:
on the Quartzite are steadily shipping .
w nidi averages over $MH) per ton three carloa*
having been shipped up to October 27 / ' tP
Ml-foot level the ledge is opened for a wi«. h
;t4 feet with only one wall in sight. Thes id
ledge averages to $70 per ton in gold,
streak'of shipping on*. One streak, 8 in. •
in width, assays fit),7(H) clear across. Expert*
pronounce it the coming great mine of the
camp.
Principal office of company: Tonopah. Ne
vada. officers and directors: T. I*. Odd;-.-.
President; Geo. S. Nixon, Vice-President; John
H. Cook. Treasurer; Alberts. Watson. Seeretar>
and Ja< k Da\ is, Manager.
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Goldfield - DiMsy Mining Syndicate.
| 1 i.eorporar 1 «*. lor llo* laws of \rtz» nu. V|>
' itaiizat ion, 2, shares, par value,
j eaeli. .'kM»,uoo shares in treasury
Principal office. Goldfield, Nc\. l.«nut!."i if
1 prop rty, Goldfield .Mining District, iicai he
town oi Diamond held, consisting of (■'
! < laims, Daisy No. i. Daisy No. 2 Daisy \«»
I tMaims lit* heiween (lie (treat Bend and B. * 1
Unite groups and have M,000 feet along on
: tin* hlggesi and sUoiigcst veins in ihediMi i
, In addition the ehtimsare traversed hy nn: * •
, oils parallel ledges, ail showing ..’ood \a!u *.
I On October 1. DMH, an itieline shaft reach t
| n> a depth oi tin feet and an average a— »
across 7 feet gave values of I20.M per ton l>
! provide money for development lno.ooo sh
! of treasury stock ure offered at l.V per t*lia.*
All private stock pooled.
uttie.u - i‘\ K. Horton, president; A V
Busey. vice president M. M. Deteh, seerei- ;>
John s. Cook, treasur- r; Van Spalding. A
Busty and K. 1. llortou, directors.
Goldfield Red Lion Mining Co,
Incorporated under the lawn of A n-*
zona. Capitalization 1,000,000 sluto j.
l>ar value $1.00. All stock paiit anti r.i.
assessalile 400,IKK) shares in treaMiiy
for development. purposes' Frinc-ipl
office Al_’:i Mills building, San Kranci-i ..
Cal. 1-location of proiiertv, Uolilliei t.
Nevada, consisting of five claims, li. I
Lion No. 1. Keil Lion No 2, lieii l.i* u
i No. li, i.ed Lion Fraction, anil .losl •
wav, ahiiut one Immlreil acres. M. ;•
anil prospectus on application.
Offu'Eiu* ami Dikmtobm: \V. I .
Milks, president; Livingston Jknl-,
vice-president; A.J. Mii.lkk, secret; r> ;
Jos. Wells, Monti-, l Tayloh ami II t .
Tiuihn.
M. SIMONS
AHSAVEK.
At the January Mine. *
Goldfield. Nevada.