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Show BUYS FAIRVIEW BOULDER. (Special to The Telegram.) GOLDFIELD. Nev.. April 22. Superintendent Superin-tendent Joseph Morris of Wlngfield & Nixon's Fairview Eagle mine confirms the purchase by his employers of the control of the Fairview Golden Boulder. The sellers sel-lers were the Taylor Bros., who developed the Jumbo mine of Goldfield Into a bonanza bonan-za and then disposed of their holdings to Wingfleld & Nixon for $600,000. The Jumbo was later merged Into the Goldfield Consolidated, Con-solidated, the $35,000,000 dollar corporation corpora-tion that took over the Mohawk, RedvTop and "Laguna. General Manager Finch of the Goldfield Consolidated' says that the showing on the Golden Boulder stamps it to be a million dollar mine. The vein, which Is said to give an average of $600 for four feet of its width, has been prospected pros-pected to great depth and demonstrates the presence of a sensational body of high grade. FAIRVIEW. Nev., April 19 The purchase pur-chase of the Golden Boulder by Wlngfield & Nixon is believed here to be a part of a gigantic merger scheme that will In the end take in the Eagle, Eagle's Nest. Dromedary Hump, Hailstone, St. Paul and Intervening properties. The owners of the control of the Eagle's Nest. Dromedary Drome-dary Hump and Cyclone, the latter being the sole property of Johnny Harnan of Cripple Creek fame, have all been sounded recently and requested to name a cash figure for their holdings. |