Great Showing on Baltimore Nevada Des Moines claims
Reports from Pioche describe ongoing work on the Baltimore and Baltimore No. 1 claims near the Nevada Des Moines property. D. C. Mahedy and partners J. W. Kearney and E. H. Deyling push a double compartment shaft timbered sturdily. Prospecting boulders show high assay values as porphyry dyke theories gain support, with plans to expand the claim group to eighteen nearby sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Des Moines
D. C. Mahedy
Baltimore
Baltimore No. 1
Mr. Mahedy
Secures Valuable Property In Highland mining district
Early Sunday morning Mr. B. S. Nann, a popular young businessman, was seen leaving town. He returned affable, noting two cracker jack locations between the Last Chance and Highland Mary claims. Surface assay values $33.53 in silver, lead, and gold. Associated with us in the new locations is Lee Battles. A large vein of high grade ore was found in the Four Aces mine at Jack Rabbit owned by G. F. Talbot, Geo. S. Brown, and F. W. Dickle Sr. Superintendent Murphy and Mr. McCune traveled from Salt Lake City to inspect the Ida May and mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Nann
Highland Mining District
Last Chance
E. P. Gordon
Highland Mary
S. H. Babbitt
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake City
Nunn
Lee Battles
Four Aces
Jack Rabbit
G. F. Talbot
Geo. 8. Brown
F. W. Dickle
Sraceene
Birthday Midas and Millionaire Lode Claims Sold in Ely District
Pioche investors B I Christensen Carl Schmidt and Matthew Hunter disposed of the Birthday Midas and Millionaire lode claims in Ely Mining District about three miles east of Pioche, near the Alps mine on a porphyry dyke. The Millionaire shaft reaches ninety feet with an assay value of eighty five dollars in gold silver and lead. Dr Thomas N Baker and W S Anderson aim to spend fifty thousand dollars to develop the property, crosscut from the ninety foot level, and erect a whim for extensive development. A Pioche mine owner in the East noted railroad delays with a humorous gripe about engineers and construction. Location notices for sale at Record office reference Highland district mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Christensen
Carl Schmidt
Matthew Hunter
Pioche
Midas
Ely
Thomas N. Baker
W. 8. Anderson
Alps
Porphry Dyke
Baker
Whiskey Barrel Group Sold to Anderson and Baker
Mrs. N Donahue and her son Edward have dis posed of their Whiskey Barrel group of claims to W S Anderson of this place and Thomas N Baker of Macon Georgia for four thousand seven hundred eighty dollars. The group includes Whiskey Barrel Nos 1 and 2 in the Ely Mining District near Half Moon and Janet properties adjoining the Demijohn Group now owned by a Salt Lake City corporation with Joseph Free and William R Wallace majorly interested. On the Whiskey Barrel claim a shaft eighty seven feet deep has been sunk near the west end line and ore shows seventy one ounces silver seventy four percent lead and ten dollars in gold. Development of the property is to be rushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Free
William R. Wallace
West End
Highland mining district draws capital for large scale development
In the Highland Mining District prospectors and investors shift attention to the Florence and Last Chance areas as major properties attract cash. Deals include the Lucky Boy group sold to William R. Wallace and Jos S. Free with plans to merge with the Demijohn group, plus rumored sales involving Dr. Harry A. McDonald. The Mendah group, newly incorporated, drives stock interest while redevelopment and ore shipments loom as rail access nears completion.
Florence Mine Progress Shows Strong Ore Bodies
Ben Geske reported from the Florence group of mines that Florence proper shows an excellent display. Owned by Geske, Henry Lee, James A. Nesbitt, and the Boston and Pioche Mining Company, there are two shafts and large ore bodies with marketable values in each. About fifty tons of shipping ore remain on the dump with more ore carrying good values. A tunnel from the base of a steep mountainside toward the shaft has progressed about 170 feet, with fifty feet more to go, totaling roughly 220 feet. It is believed the completed tunnel will reveal a vast high grade ore body, averaging fifty percent lead, four percent copper, and sixty ounces of silver. The owners have rejected favorable offers, hoping the tunnel completion will greatly enhance value.
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Mendah Group
Lloyd, Cook and Osborne
Pioche
Salt Lake
Ed. F. Freudenthal
Manhattan Mining Company
Stampede Gap
Das. A. Nesbitt
Hans Olsen
Caliente
Robert Flinn
Chas, Ping
Ben Geske
Florence
Geske
Mr. Geske
Henry Lee
James A. Nesbitt
Boston and Pioche Mining Company
Pioche Realty Company formed to develop Panaca and Bullionville Townsite
Articles of Incorporation filed March 18 in the county clerk’s office name Pioche Realty Company founders E R Phillips of Panaca M L Lee and John G Brown of Pioche with $30000 capital to develop a Panaca and Bullionville Townsite near Bullionville intersected by the Pioche and Caliente Railroad. Plans include sale of lots and a general real estate business led by M L Lee with aim to attract smelting plants and other regional business opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioche Realty Company
E. R. Phillips
Panaca
M. L. Lee
John G. Brown
Pioche
Main and
Lacour Streets
Nevada
Bullionville
Pioche and
Caliente
Board of County Commissioners
Wagaration
Secretary of State
Record Man Wins Out In Mining Bid
Eugene Goodrich, a Record employee, secured a one half interest in three Highland Mining District claims named Snowbound National and Lego adjoining Mendha Group land. The move, hailed as proof of opportunities in Pioche, NV, comes as the Mendha stock sees brisk local sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioche
Proche
Eugene Goodrich
Highland Mining
Mendha Group
Mr. Goodrich
North Mendha
Eugene
Rhine
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Nevada Des Moines Company
Hamlite
Ore
Clark
Highland
Whiskey Barrel” Group
Highland District
Lucky Boy Group
Jas. B. Wheeler
Jos. S. Free
Utah
Demijohn
Cook, Lloyd and Osborne
Wheeler
Harry A. McDonald
Boston
Mass
Henry Welland
John Anderson
F. J. Mills
Chas
Whaley
S. H. Babbit
James Price
Alex Orr
Geo. B. van Emen
M. V. Flanagan
Canon City
Colorado
G. V._ Hodgin
Hon
M. 5
Bailey
Tate
Freemont County
Flanagan
Panaca and
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