The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30

LEDGE wbich Il uniting it low. il can. with
the advantages OF n locality. be mined
and nliiled iof 9zoans hpslng acirar
Pruht Oh @oo On le.uceu' we
unuerstana .he' r.n. a5ene u soon ex-
necteu rom .ne issulne opera
unllS on Tue clain
PoRcUPINE is situated near the Cariboo
and belongs to the same parties. 1t has
the appearance OF being as productive ms
the Cariboo, though the developments
are not quite so extensive. The ore of
the two lodges bears a very striking re-
semblance and Is doubtless of about the
same grade and quality.
Trench. located n little sontb of ,ba
Porcupine. is working IA strong force and
getting mi and shipping ore estimated at
500 the tun. The ledge is daily widen
ing and otherwise improving in appear
ance. We understand TINT SO, 600 was
recently offered and refused for this
mine. 1t is beyond doubt one of the
big properties of the District.
DoMIN1oN.-Tbis nine ia cont, Oiled bv
Billy Robinson. who Is vioaronslv WI,
ing il. A fine body of ore 10 IN s;aht
and the general nrosnects > Of ,be
most hattering character.
BASE
The report of the Railroad Committee
on statistics, which will be made Wednes-
day evening, will throw more light upon
the capacity and prospects of our base
metal mine we have room for to-
day. The n, will be published ut an
early day. WlIhont the slightest init
nation from any member OF that commit
tee assigned to duty in our base metal
area OF b the figures will be, we
an'uiu h"' es'sn'ale tue amount vi Shlelt-
rs ~ NV > AK iriea nloh .ne suiihce 4.
~ oiopo ,inH' ~ ~ non an'' VI so" anu
:" 9's"' ut ieSs ihah No'ooo 'ups'
WHITE PINE MoUNTAIS.-We have very
encouraging reports from the western
SIDE OF TINS mountain. Mr.. Robinson,
"no o"ns 'ne poi'iiion' ana tue DIS
avI 49, "a9 yesreluay'
;an ' ~ en le 70 @o'Ai III 'ne Dollll-
n"roIIai lei 7 Ias Tn" ieu8e runs
the richer of which We know so ,nnoL
Mr.. Robinson assures ms that the assays
from The Domimon show from sIo0 ~
the TIM mn Ia So o Other MINIS Along
that side of the mountain are being VIC
orouslv ,xploitrd. From The east si,I. Of
the m0untain. we have not heard such
encouraging reports. Work on the Jen-
ny A has be n temporarily closed. al
though the mine itself never looked bet
ter. Mr.. A. X. Biggs. its energetic
superintendent. has gone to san Fran
cisco to Incorporate the Jenny A. the
DiacK lsock ana several other good mines.
he proposes To retnrn IN n couple OF
weeks, when work VIII be RECOMMENDED
with n Vim.
BASE METAL CoNsoLIpATIoN.-A very
high quality OF ore Is being bolsted from
the ~StoekhOlm shaft, the horse met with
IN the dntt having been worked around.
lue ioung olsn' sun pans out wen,
a"i y ouun No. "e'eioPs " "ise
WIN Vi eAoei'eh' shiplp'B ote.
The ELKo Is taking out about 3 tuns
daily. and can be nude TO yield 100 tuns
pr ~eeA' lne ifa8e 10 ABOUT : lte'
""a' o'e' 'ee ,oa' 'o0
Z. L. FAY, sonth OF the Elko and on
me same r'a2' as Tue tiorhel, has an ~,
c.ile un%n ~ iee'' MOVING .ne 'oo'"",
~ . s'liu Ifa8e varying III VIM rom l
70 Z iret' 'pe ore eaffsihe si-o Tue 'uh
III SILVER
ChoNS rolNF no. o nus q vertical Sh"i'
10 Ieet deep, ma an f9eii'le Is now l"i-
IoWln9 tne up ai 'he isage 40 oeEt'esI'
~u'en y 'nIFe l,et Hiae aph iaeH,i's
$50 ~, =
So ~,
+Lo"sIoN 51 ah me 'ne t,Ldn
fram sbsH ~ feet deen and \ drifi 20
feet into the Hill Tn vein is 3 feet
wide. solid ore and nea,ly pufe metal.
M,nrsoN reor the above, eastern slope
Of White Pine mountain has a SHIFT
down ii feet. 10 fnns of ore out. and u