Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 3

TUESDAY, NOV, 10, 1903 I I RENO EVENING GAZETTE. PAGE THREE '11 iignal Peak Scene DOOR Have a Population of Another Strike II it r- I I i MIMING NEWS I I mi rt uiarey of 000 ore Than 5, 0 you mow mat SEVEN TROUGHS, New, Nov. 10. Another sensation is reported from the Signal Peak mine in the way of startling disclosures in the ore body in both the north and south drifts from the. bottom of the winze, which is down fifty feet from the first level or one hundred and fifteen feet from the surface.

Almost simultaneously in the faces of both drifts improvements of a most sensational character have occurred. An entire face of ore has occurred in both drifts of a richness that excells anything that has heretofore been disclosed at the property. While assays have not yet been made pan-nings show a richness across the entire face of both drifts that eclipses anything ever opened up in the proper- ty before. It is believed that practically all the material being taken from the face of both drifts is shipping ore and as a result of the discovery sacking operations are going forward at a rate that transcends all past records at the mine. The faces of the opposite drifts from the winze are now about fifteen feet from each other and all the intervening space is traversed by the ore body.

It has been proved on the sixty-five foot level that the ore shoot is over one hundred feet long so that a mountain of stoping ground is assured here. Over two hundred tons of ore have already been taken from the mine stands on the -dump. zette Advertising Pays scale. He states that in this property a large ledge of milling ore has been uncovered and that it is shipping while development is going on. Ham Wheeler, who owns a lease in the Chafey district, has found 3 our-foot ledge of ore averaging $75 on his lease and his property is now beginning to ship.

Cushman, who own brokerage offices in Reno, are in forty feet on a tunnel and have, encountered a ledge of milling ore from which' they will soon ba This property promises to be one of the big mines of the district. Mr. Denson says that at the present time there are at least 1200 men Tin the camp and that in another six months he-, expects to see the population increased to at least fi.000. Cliff Donson. who is Interested in mining in arrived in Reno yesterday from the new camp and states that the camp is growing steadily and is becoming one of tin; his camps of the state.

He states that it is by, no -means a one-mine camp and that if the' Black Hole mine, owned by Chafey, should be worked out, there would be several other mines in the camp equally an rich as the Black Hole and equally 'as great. Mr. Denson states that Brockbank, and Colburn of Reno have opened up a large bvly of pay ore in their new lease in the camp, known as the B. M. C.

lease and that it will soon be shipping ore. San Francisco capitalists have purchased the Lang Syne mine in Cha'fey and are now developing it on a large ABE IMPROVING THE CHAFEY NOW MINING FOR PLACER NORTH OF CHAFEY It has the largest local ircaa(ion-ff delivered at your home at an Aour wlien ym have an opportunity toReadr-Best use it. ellehellen Proving Mil to Be a Big Camp group of C. Augustyr.ack, ths Pole. Augutynack returned to camp a few days ago after an absence of several months.

"One of the best showings at Belle -helen is the Never Sweat group, owned by the Tomahawk Mining company, over the summit, it has a ledge of five or six feet, with eighteen inches CHAFEY, New, Nov. 10. Harry Oastler, general manager of the Cha-fey-Sims properties, states that several important changes have been made in the mill the past week. The. ore is now being run over an impact screen as it leaves the crusher, separating the fines from the coarse; 'ths fines going i direct to the six-foot Huntington mill, and -the coarse, which is crushed to about one inch in size, goes direct.

to the Merrill stamp mill The results show a material increasi John McDonald and associates have started operations on some placer ground about one and one-half miles north of town. The work will be carried out on a large scale A 800--foot tunnel will be run to drain the ground and a 300-foot cut will be run into the hillside to the mouth of the tunnel. Placer has been known to be plentiful in this section of the district, but this is the first time that an effort will be made to determine its extent. They expect to find bedrock at Irom thinly to forty feet and work will be pushed as fast as men and money can accomplish it. The discovery of placer gold in pay-ing quantities iri this camp would make it one of the richest canlps in the world and its fame would reach all rof shipping ore.

It belongs to Salt i in tonnage. In addition to this the TONOPAH, Nov. 10. "Everything looks promising in a mining way and considerable work is being done. The main thing is to prove up the or bodies at depth, which is being done now as far as possible.

We are depending on the coming' of a railway which we expect within a 'year, and the object in the meantime is to get us much ore as possible blocked Thus Perry L. Wait describes mining conditions at I'ellehclen. "In the Lawrence property," he says, ''drifting and crosscutting is being done on the 200 level, and it is proving to be better with depth. The Scioto-Nevada has done considerable work on the 200 level and looks promising at present. "The Cornforth property has been very active for the past four months.

It has a 000-foot tunnel and considerable drifting. Drifting for the ore is now in progress. "These three are the principal properties, all others being worked on a smaller scale. "In the camp there is much high grade ore, but it does not justify shipping on a large scale. To pay expenses there it takes $100 ore.

"A deal was closed within the past ten days for the Craig group of four laims. It was sold to Eastern people. copper plate service has been increased benefitting the efficiency of the mi P. to a considerable extent. The new Deister slime table, which won in the competitive contest hci-1 l.y the Consolidated mill in Ooidfield is now in place and is giving satisfactory results.

The total extraction on $20 ore is now better than 00 per cent. quarters of the globe. Chafey News Lake people who are securing machinery and will start work soon. "Clifford is the most active camp in that country. On the way in I met two teams going out and overtook three on the way in with ore.

Four more were loading. "It is estimated that the ore being shipped from Clifford will average 5300, and that there are 200 or 300 tons now blocked out for shipment and it is being sacked. There was a damp of 150 tons when the Cliffords sold the property. It is a great mine and I do not think the Cliffords knew it was as good as it is when they sold it. brothers, the Cfoldfield stage men, will put in a line from Goldfield to those camps in a short time.

It will pass through Golden Arrow and the dry lakes, via the south side of Cactus 'peak and through Dia-mondfield. A road is being laid out now." HOW IS YOUR DIGESTION7 Mrs. Mary -Dowling of No. 228 Sth San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She says: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters in a'case of acute indigestion, prompts this testimonial.

I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Electric Bitters is the best remedy on the market today." This great tonic and alterative medicine invigorates the system purifies the blood and is especially lielpful in all forms of female weakness. 50c at S. J. Hodgkinson's drug store. CAMP OF GOLD REEF HAS SCHEDULED A NEW GOLD STRIKE The pric is not known.

It adjoins, the WATCH FOR Thomas' new restaurant. at 202 Center street, next week. nlOtf NEVADA MINES TONOPAH. New, Nov. 10.

A of five feet of solid quartz has been struck in the group of Dr. White Wolf at Gold Reef. It has given an average assay of 511 per ton. The shaft is but forty feet deep. As soon as its value was proven Fireman Dobro left for Goldfield to carry the news to the owner.

The Tell Goldf ield Companies to Grant Long Leases the neovle abou These quotations' are furnished by courtesy of the Langley, Cushman successors to Andy Hampel Brokerage corner Second andi Center streets: group is situated above the Gold Reef townsitc, close to it. News of the strike was brought in by Charley Kielhofer, who examined it and says it is as pretty quartz as he has seen in Nevada. GOLDFIELD, New, Nov. 10. The HNERS STAMPEDE TB voar stock of Xmas nov? elties.

No need to have shop and shelf worn goods if you advertise in the columns of the ANEW STRIKE AT is found in several outside shafts that are coming into the shipping, list. There Has been a general complaint of leasers on account of jthe short life of leases in the outside sections of the, producing area, but this grievance ha-? been remedied by leases that extend from three to six years. A lease of f-ix years duration has been secured on (100x900 feet on the crackerjack by Mitchell Fairfield, from Wir.gfieid Nixon, owners of the property. The one condition is that at.the end thref; years there must be a ten-stamp will in operation. Three-year lease) have' been given on the Talmage ground, and it' looks as though" good territory in all sections of the camp can be secJred on long-time leases and with low royalties.

leasing system has come-, to tay in Goldfield, as well as in all tributary sections. The tribute system has proven' a winner for companies owning the ground, especially the Consolidated and Florence, as up to date all declared by other companies in the camp, as well as the two big ones have been secured from royalties paid in. The Combination, "which is now owned by the Consolidated, is the only exception. 'Tonopah and Goldfield were broughf to the attention of the world by lessees. The Consolidated on its developed ground has stopped leasing, bu in outer sections lessees are still bus'y trying to find yny ore.

The same is I'LEAN STATION 05 26 05 14 36 03 02 07 21 35 70 39 16 04 25 14 37 34 30 16 09 03 07 23 09 25 16 27 06 16 GOLDFIELD Adams 04 Atlanta 25 Blue Bell 04 Blue Bull 13 looth 35 Black Butte Ex. 02 C. O. D. 19 Coming Nation 01 Crackerjack 0(5 Col.

Mtn 20 Comb. Fraction 1 212 Con. Mines 6 65 Daisy 08 DiamonaTield 15 Empire 03 Florence 4-222 Florence Ex. 13 Great Bend 35 Jumbo Ex 32 Kewanas 29 Kendall 1 Lone Star OS Mohawk Ex 02 Nevada Boy 03 Portland .08 Red Hills '24 Red Top Ex. OS Sandstorm 23 Silver Pick 14 St, Ives 26 Triangle 05 Oro 13 TONOPAH Belmont 1 20 Jim Butler 24 MacNamara 56 Midway -t 29 Montana 81 North Star t)6 Tonopah Ex 60 Rescue 05 West End '54 Tonopah Nev 7 15 BULLFROG Amethyst B.

F. Mining 02 true of the Florence company, and ore New Strike Recorded on the Wildcat Mine TONOPAH, New, A stampede to a strike six miles north of McLean station on the railway beyond Miller is on. According to reports a big strike has been made, surface ore being full of free gold and panning big. One party of three, composed of L. Richard, A.

J. Poak and C. A. Chapman, has returned. Other parties are.

reported to have departed for the place today. 1 Richard reports that some men had. been at work there for at least a year and have shaft down 100 feet. They got vatues of $20 and $30 all along, but recently on the surface 200 or 00 feet away from their shaft they got the sensational values. Lindsay and Robinson are two of the imen and a third is an Italian whose name was not learned.

Mr. Richard states that the rock is very rich, free gold iri abundance being visible and pannings are" immense. He estimates that values, will run $20fl or better. 4 1 25 25 57 30 S3 OS 62 06 56 Remai) Emming 05 04 04 15 13 Gold Bar 03 the greatest ore bodies ever found In the district. All three veins are on the estate of the Hero Nevada Mines company.

The Wildcat vein has been penetrated from the incline shaft on the two hundred and thirty foot level and drifts are proceeding both north and south on sensationally rich' ore. On tne hanging wall is a streak of high grade ore trying from six, inches to a foot in width that Is being sacked. Much of it is worth upwards of 1000 a ton. From the present level' sufficient stoping ground is affordf on the Wildcat to guarantee a record-breaking production at tne property.as soon tis the ground is properly blocked out. 09 9 i An ore discovery- was made this week on the famous Wildcat property near Farrell oi a new vein that is believed by those who have viewed the find to be equal to.

if not greater, than the' original strige that, was the sensation of the, district -more than a year says the Seven Troughs Miner. Two hundred feet north weft of the Wildcat incline shaft, where the original discover was made, a vein ha bien opened up that in addition to several feet of milling ere contains at least eighteen inches of ere that show: an average assay of $130 a toh. A recent assay, across sii inches yields ah average assay of 38 ounces in gold and 86 ounces in silver. The Vein appears- to'" be a fissure in the granite. It is most beautiful Homestake Con.

12. Montgomery Mtn. 12 Mayflower Con. OS National Bank 04 Nugget Con. 15 0 1 02 17 me MANHATTAN Dexter 0 Consolidated 06 A Gold Wedge 01 Granny Pine Nut 01 Little Grav 02 0G OS 02 05 02 03 35 08-1 55 Greatest Daily euartz from wall to wall.

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R. Cheatham. Reno, and Sparks Drug Sparks. tfons favorable for the opening up of one greatest, mines, in. the The vein tins the same general trend that the nearby Wildcat and Little Hero have, the three constituting it system that is trending toward a Imge basalt dike where it is believed they will form ohe of 20 52 1J 04 9S 00 i.f.t.