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Show GOLDFIELD GO! HAS big mm PROFIT Earns $232,000 and Has More Pay Ore Than in Past Three Years. Special to Thft Tribune. GOLDFIELD. Nev., Feb. 6. Preliminary Prelim-inary estimates of the production and earnings of the Goldfield Consolidated Mines company for the month of January Janu-ary have just been prepared by A. H. Howe, secretary and treasurer of the company, and sliow a production for the month of ::u,i63 tons, yielding a gross extraction ex-traction of approximately $414,000. with total operating expenses plated at $182,-000 $182,-000 and net realization estimated to be $232,000. The properties are now, according to the management, In better condition than at any time during the past three years, with more pay ore In sight and a uni-formlv uni-formlv higher grade of ore available than at ariv time during that period. Some exceedingly rich ore. similar to that which was mined from the Bonanza leases, Is being extracted from the Mohawk mine, and other faces of high-grade ore are exposed in the Combination and Clermont Cler-mont mines of the company. A recent consignment of gold bullion, shipped to the branch United States mint at Denver, was valued at $-'34,000 and contained $23,000 extracted from cyanide precipitates from the Aurora Consolidated Consoli-dated propertv and reduced to bullion in the Goldfield 'Consolidated refinery. This shipment, accompanied by special armed guard?, was the most valuable sent out by the compaJiv In the past three years. |