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J New Store!
New Goods!
New Firm!
WE HAVE what YOU WANT.
YOU WANT what WE HAVE. !
WE WANT what YOU HAVE.
Let’s Trade
Our Stock is New and Complete.
! For FAMILY TRADE we carry
| the Celebrated “Our Taste” Canned
Goods and “Gold Band” Bacon
and Hams.
Our Wagon Will Solicit Orders
We also carry a full line of Hard
ware, Tinware and Mining Supplies.
Our Specialty:
Prompt Delivery=Courteous Treatment
i Cassin & Ish
I COLUMBIA STREET, First Store North of Crook Ave.
H. B. UNI) J.P. O’BRIEN A. K WHEELER
Goldfield Kan Francisco Goldfield
J. P. O'BRIEN, WHEELER & LIND
Attornkys-at-law
Main Street Crocker Building
Goldfield, Nevada San Francisco
SPECIALTIES:
MINING AND CORPORATION LAW
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH of New York City
Eastern Counsel
RAKE & EVANS,
PIERCE EVANS, FRANK V DRAKE
Lawyers,
Members Bar of Supreme Court U. S. Practice
in State and U. S. Courts. Thirty years ex
perience in Mines and Mining Law.
Offices, Elliott’s Building, Up-stairs
Goldfield ... Nevada
JJDWARD S. BYRNES
Of the law firm of
BAUSMAN & KELLEHER
024-629 Finnegan Block
Bailey B’ld’g, Seattle. Goldfield
^yiLLIAM H. TRIPP
Attorney and Counselor At Law
Goldfield - - Nevada
Q.EO. D. PYNE
Attorney-At-Law
MINING AND CORPORATION LAW A SPRCIALTY
Goldfield ... Nevada
Qewis H. Rogers,
Attokney-At-Law—Notary
Minos ami Minins a Specially.
Elliuit Building
GOLDFIELD - - - NEVADA
QHAS L- HAYES
Attorn e y-at-L aw
Office in Dr. Howland’* Bnilding
GOLDFIELD - - NEVADA
jyjILTON M. DETCH
Attorney-At-Law
Conveyancing Incorporating
Mining Litigation a Specialty
Goldfield, - Nevada
’ L-JOHNS
LAWYER
Goldfield, - Nevada
J£ey Pittman & W. B. Pittman
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Golden Block, Tonopah, Nev.
jY w. HOBSON
Representing Haven & Haven, At
torneys-At-Law, Call Building,
San Francisco.
Office: Corner Columbia Street and
Ramsey Avenue, Goldfield.
Campbell, Metson, Jackson & Brown
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
OFFICES:
Crocker Building, Ban Francisco, Calii.
Tonopah and Goldfield, Nevada
JJr. L. I. Brbitstbin
Formerly of German Hospital Ban Francisco,
California
Office, Elliott Building
Office Hours - - - 10 a. m. to 12 m.
2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Goldfield ... Nevada
'YYillard Croxau., m. d.
Late of Post Graduate Medical School, N. Y.
Eye and Ear Infirmary, N. Y. City.
Surgery, Medicine.
Specialties: Ear, Nose, Throat. Office, Main
and Ramsey Sts.
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA.
S. GALLOWAY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I
Formerly of Loadvlllc, Colo.
Office: CROOK AVENUE
Three Poors East of Columbia Htreet
J. HOWLAND, M. D.
Late House Surgeon at Brockton
Hospital and Boston Emergency
Hospital.
OFFICE: Upper Main Street.
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 ami 7 to ft p. m.
Q L. HAMMOND
Physician & Surgeon
Tonopah, - - Nevada
J}R. F. G. REES
Dentist
Permanently Jxicated in Goldfield
Office: Columbia Stuhkt
Three Doors South of Crook Are.
J^R. A. J. Hinikkr
DENTIST.
Office: Upper Main Street, opposite
Elliott, Williams ft Colburn’s
^JLAUDE M. SMITH
District Recorder
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
CwvryuiKer and Notary Public. Typewriting
MIMS-SUTRO CO.’S LETItR.
Goldfirld, Nev., Dec. 30, 1004.
A tribute of unusual importance was
paid by the public toGoIdfiield,Tonopah
and tributary districts by the extremely
active condition of the market for the
week just closing. So keen baa it been
that it can beat lie described as border
ing upon tbe verge of feverishness. Or
dinarily the period from Christmas eve
till after the New Year holiday is char
acterized by a state of absolute inertia;
so that this should not only prove a
matter of great interest but deep satis
faction to investors. Bales have been
numerous and large, Tonopah stocks
strong, while Goldfield, with the excep
tion of Sandstorm and Original Bull
frog, have been weak. The traders,
with these two at the head of the list,
were Florida, Red Top, Black Butte,
Jumbo, Kendall and Conqueror. We
learn also that a deal has been consum
mated for the transfer of a large block
of Deadwood. A source of especial grat
ification to us is the interest taken by
our out-of-town corre.pondents; not
only have we been favored with many
letters but have had the placement of
some splendid orders. The people are
rapidly becoming familiar with the vir
tues of our district and are fast taking
advantage of the many opportunities
offered.
Tonopah Extension—A great projierty
and always strong; while tbe strength
of Tonopah-Montana has been due to tin
magnificent showing of tbe property.
Tbe conservative management of this
mine and tbe reliability of any reports
they give tbe public may always be de
pended upon as authentic.
(■oldfield Mining Company and Jumbo
—Weakness has been due to lack of de
mand against large selling orders. These
are two of our best properties and an
easy buy at present prices.
Sandstorm—This has proven strongest
of all local stocks. Tbe stock is scarce,
with tbe Eastern public particularly
anxious to buy. We haven’t beard pos
itively tbe returns from tbe recent ship
ment, but rumor places it at a very high
figure. We predict this mine will soon
be a dividend payer.
Kendall—Holding its own and trading
very brisk. The com "any’s shaft, which
has been sunk in connection with the
Oddie-Oardner lease, has been timbered,
and with the new steam hoist in place
by the new year, we may soon look for
operations on a large scale with A-l re
sults.
Columbia Mountain—Making rapid
progress with its tunnel and the face
looks well. Look out for this stoek to
advance.
The Diamondfield Mining Company’s
Quartzite Fraction—A strike of very
high-grade shipping ore has been made
on the 100-foot level. The paystreak
runs from to 4 feet wide, and shows
assay values from $107 to $547 and over.
Similar to what has been found on the
50-foot level there exists considerable
sylvunite, and, in addition, a large
amount of gray copper, this latter being
considered one of the best indications
for the depth and permanency of the
ledge.
Black Butte—Two new ledges uncov
ered during the week, one showing val
ues in an ore body fully 25 feet wide and
running from $80 to $200 per ton ; and
the other in Black Butte No. 5 carrying
good milling values. This is unques
tionably one of our best properties and
one destined to make a name for itself
in the near future.
Black Butte Extension—This property
is making splendid progress under the
management of Mr. Biggie, who showed
us some very tine quartz which he en
countered the other day. Mr. Biggie
left Tuesday last for a visit to Pittsburg
where, in addition to the present hold
ers, he expects to interest some promi
inent capitalists.
Bed Top—The company is continuing
its new shaft and within a few days cx
]>ects to have their new gallows frame
completed. Anticipate work on a large
scale shortly after the first.
FTorida Mr. Cooper, formerly man
ager of the Tabor mining interest in
Colorado and Mexico, and whose
appointment as foreman of this pro|>erty
was mentioned in our last letter, has
taken charge; and after a thorough ex
amination has mapped out plans for ex
tensive development, and the same will
be pushed forward as rapidly as possi
hie. Mr. ( ooper predicts that the Mor
ida will prove one of the biggest pro
ducers in Nevada. Four new leads,
hitherto unknown, have been opened up
by Mr. Cooper, showing ore of a very
grade, so that these in addition to what
we published last week makes our faith
in this property all the more pro
nounced. The stock is selling very fast
the majority of the purchasers being
several of our very conservative inves
tors, thus commending it all the more
keenly to the public.
Original Bullfrog has been one of the
strongest and best sellers. The general
manager, Mr. Joe McGalliard, has pur
chased 500 sacks and will soon make
their first shipment from this property
via Goldfield. The management guar
antees that the average will be over |3E0
to the ton, and the first consignment
will be in the neighborhood of St tons.
As most of the circulating stock is held
by residents of Goldfield this statement
is made with authority and as a holiday
greeting, and unquestionably will be a
source of deep pleasure to the holders.
New strikes are being reported daily
and this property is certainly going to
make a name for itself second to none
in the district. A Mr. Kirby, from there
visited our office today and showed us
some samples from an open cut that
were literally permeated with free gold,
certainly some of the finest and hand
somest specimens we have ever seen
anywhere.
The Goldfield Treasure , company’s
claims are situated adjoining and con
t'guous to some of our best properties,
namely Sandstorm, Kendall, Diamond
held, Black Butte, Vernal, etc. Their
location should commend it to the no
tice of investors who are looking for a
low priced stis k with good surroundings
and prosjiectR for a future.
Before closing we wish to extend to
our friends and clients, as well as read
ers, a very happy and prosperous New
Year, and predict that the annals of i
1905 will show that the output of Gold- I
field and tributary districts will be the'
greatest in then-cord* of mining history.
We quote today:
Bin ask in
Adams-Goldfield M. Co $ 12 $ 13
Booth. 13 15
Black Ants . 10 12
Black Butte . 22 25
Black Butte Extension... 15 17
Coluiuhia Mountain . 23 25
Diamond lield M. Co. 27 29
Ksperamta. 01 02
Goldfield-Diamond. 09 11
Goldfield Mining Co. 70 7.5
Goldfield-Mohawk. 20 22
Goldfield-Tonopah. 12 15
Golden Anchor. 23
Goldfield-Bluebell. 14 15
Goldfield-Bilver Pick..... 18 20
Jumbo. 60 62
Jumbo Extension. 23 25
Jim Butler-Tonopah. 57
Kendall. 24 25
Little Tonopah Develop.. .. 45
McNamara . 27 30
Montana-Tonopah. 1 90 1 95
New York-Tonopah. 10 12
Oakland-Goldtield. 28 30
i Paymaster. 04 00
Kay A O’Brien . 07 09
KedTon . 17 1«»
Grand llanl Tunes Ball, to lie given
iiy Ihe Ladies’ Aid, Monday evening,
.1 antiary 0, in Ladies’ Aid Society Hall.
Proceeds of this dance to be used for the
benefit of the sick. Wear any old togs.
Prize for best representative of hard
titties. Special and most interesting
features will he a Kangaroo Court and
a voting ladies’ committee, who assure
everyone a good time. Mus;c by the
Marino orchestra. Tickets, $1.50. No
suspicious characters admitted.
Christmas Tree.
The Ohristmus tree entertainment
last Saturday night was an enjoyable
affair, especially for the children, none
of whom were overlooked. Those, who
had it in charge deserve great credit for
their splendid work.
For Rent.
The Miller adobe building is nearly
completed. Parties wishing unfurnished
rooms should apply to J. G. Martin, tf
Write 1). G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-Goldfield stock—
actual market prices. It’s free. tf
On the Threshold
of a New Year
Wc wish to thank those who have
heljied to make our last year’s bus
iness satisfactory. We acknowl
edge appreciation and extend to
our patrons the sincerest wish that
the coming year may be one of
happiness and prosperity.
Our aim has been to conduct a
drug store that should conserve in
in every way the best interest of
the public. The accomplishment
of this purpose has been made pos
sible by the steadfast adherence to
those to whom this greeting is
extended.
The Goldfield Drug Store
Martin Mullkr. Prop.
'T' I DC Goldfield
1 1 A <_/ Investors
Map antT Directory, 10 CdltS
10 Cents endorsed by the Tress 1 \
RICHARD WIUU8
Out West Building,
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.
Rochester-Goldfield Mining Com
pany of Nevada.
Organised under the laws of the Territory of
Arizona; capita! stork f 1 .fiOO.flflO, par value $1.
Main Office*- Rochester, N. Y., Ifi State st.;
Coldfield, Nevada.
Rochester Cold Mining company owns the
Janie Star ami tile Texas claims, east of the
Black Butte. Cood ledge oil both claims. As
suvh from fsl to $-1. Will sink after first of the
ve'ar. The company has three men prospect
ing and is in the market for something good.
Officers and Directors—J. I). MaeMaster. pres
ident; W. S. Hale, vice-president; K. Harding,
secretary; J. R. Hamilton, treasurer; II. 1).
MaeMaster, resident manager at mines; Clias.
L. Hayes, Coldfield, Hurry C. Nobles, Roches
ter, N. Y., attorneys. Directors: J. 1>. Mac
Muster, W. S Hale, K. Harding, J. 11. Hamilton,
11. C. Nobles, W. 1>. Hayes, K. M. Thrasher, H.
B Wilcox, M. c Rutherford, all of Rochester,
N. S'.; Chas. I.. Haves and 11. 1>. MaeMaster,
Coldfield, Nev.: 11.11 Barbee, Colorado Hprinrs,
Colo.; E. S. DeColyer, Boston, Mass.; Herman
VanVechten, Canandaigua. N. Y.; W. K. Hmith,
Syracuse, N. A'.; J. K. Havilltf, Chicago, 111.
J. D. LOTHROP
I I I
I carry the most
complete line of
—Groceries
Hardware
Stationery
»nd Gents*
Furnishings *
In Town
DEPOT FOR
Sperry Flour
| Hercules Powder
I_
GOLDFIELD, - NEVADA
QLIVER DIX JOHNS
Mining Engineer and Surveyor;
Formerly with Elmer J. Chute
Mining Titles Examined
Colored Plats for Corporations and Prospectus
Reports on Property
Oflieo adjoining Henry Weber, Colnmbia and
Ramsey
JJAN HANLEY,
Minks and Mining
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
L. W. DAVIS K. A. BY1.ER
Victor, Colo. Goldfield, Nev.
JJAVIS & BYLER
Mining Engineers and U. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyors i
North Main Street
Goldfield - - Nevada,
J^JENRY C. MARCUS !
Mining Engineer
Claims Examined tor Responsible Parties aad
Reports on the Camp Furnished
J£LMER J. CHUTE, M. E.
Engineering
And Surveying
Maps of the Goldfield Mining District for sale
Q.EORGE E. SHERER
Mining Engineer—IJ. S. Dkpvty
Mineral Surveyor
II. S. Patent, Locution and Underground
Surveys.
GOLDFIELD - - - NKV.
J. L. Frankehkrgkh F. A. Lucy
pRANKKBKRGKR & LUCY
Civil and Mining Engineers,
U . S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.
Columbia Ave., bet. Crook an<l Kamsev.
M arshall D. Draper, E. M. j
MINING ENGINEER
ConKUltiiie Engineer The Conqueror G. M. Co.,
The Empire G. ¥. Co., The Hlack Ant G. ¥.
Co., etc., etc.
Examinations in Goldfield District Only
Goldfuld - Nevada
J^EN PEAKLMAN
MINING PROMOTER
Tonopah,--_Nevada
^Jardwell Blue Print and
Supply Company
hialtsuien’a and Hnrveyont’ Bupplie».
G. R. CARDWELL, Manager.
513 Quincy Block,
DENVER - - COLORADO
GOLDFIELD BOTTLING WORKS
Hatha wit, Gkapi.ii an fk Chosbt, Props
Manufacturers of pure
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
Sarsaparilla and Iron, Ginger Ale, Lemon, Cream
Strawberry and Orange Sodas, Champagne
Cider, and all kinds of soft drinks
Oatvaml ul S»kn film liidiltlw
rFMIE COLORADO ASSAY AND
1 SURVEYING OFFICE
K. KVKRETT, Mininu Enoinehr
Assaying ani> Spkvbtino
U. S. Dep. Mineral Surveyor
Particular Attention Oiven to Mine Work and
Reports. Expert and Court Work.
Location -Adobe Building on Columbia Kt.,
One Block East of District Recorder’s Office
and One-Half Blin k South of Oxford Calc.
RAY
Abhaykk & Chkmibt.
Formerly of Lake City, Colo.
Accuracy Guaranteed
Complete New Plant
Ramsey Ave., near Main St.
jyjcLAUGHLIN & HART
ASSAYERS
Main Street, - Goldfield, Nev.
QOLDFIELD
ASSAY OFFICE
ROBT. LANKA J. W. McC.AU.IAKP
Geo. A. Nelson Much w. Nelson
^ Kr.SONS’ ASSAY OFFICE
The niotfl careful attention given to all woik
COLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD,
GOLDFIELD, - • NEVADA.
Columbia Ave., bet. Crook anti Ramsey Sts
/ tol.DKIKLl) CARFENTKKS’
w UNION, No. 1761,
W. B. of C. & J. of A.
Regular meetings each Wednesday evening
at 7:;x» o’eioek in Minem' Union Hall, Main !
All brothers cordially invited to attend
William Chalmkid
G bop.uk V. Miller, President.
President.
ASSAY OFFICE AND he=*T""
* • SAMPLING WORKS
JUMBO, NEVADA
ORE SAMPLED AND BOUGHT
S. N. PETERS PROPRIETOR
Columbia Assay Office
JOHN MASON, Assayer
COLUMBIA, NEV.
Goldfield Mining Dintnct
THU HOLBROOK-PR1CU CO.
441 Columbia Street. COLDFIELD. REV.
J. A. T. PRICK, Assayer

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