The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-17

The ordinary average is good, as the ore runs
from $50 to 5000 per ton. 1t is owned by
Messrs. Goodrich, Macy and whiteman.
q THE GENEvA-I.ies on the eastern side of the
mineral belt. Experts have valued the ore in
sight on the surface of the ground at $4,000
Its assays have yielded $500 per ton. The
lode shows the entire length of the location,
! 800 feet The chimneys Of ore visible are hun
dreds of feet in length and twelve and fifteen feet
in width. 1t is owned by Messrs. Neal and SAT-
ford.
THE LITTLE GIANT-Although 1T has not been
much worked. is considered valuable claim.
1t is owned by Messrs. McMillen h Co.
The vIcToRIA-This is a highly valuable
claim. 1t shows two distinct chimneys of ore on
the surface. One of them is over 800 feet in
length and from two to twelve feet in width,
and the other about 15O feet in length The
hanging wall is porphyry, with from one to two
feet of a clay gouge. Foot wall, quartzite. 1t
has tunnel run in on the hanging wall south,
from north end of claim, about 95 feet. The
course of the ledge is nearly north and south
and dipping to the west about rs degrees. The
ore is a sulphide and chloride, carrying some
copper with traces of lead and antimony. The
ledge is from 10 to 40 feet wide and be traced
the whole length Of the claim. One thousand
feet out of fifteen hundred feet of this mine
have been bonded to Messrs. W. II. Duren 4 Co.
The claim was originally located by Messrs.
Phillips and Connolly.
VICTORIA NORTH ExrEssIoN-Not yet devel-
oped but showing ore abundantly Located by
Mr.. J. s. Low.
VICTORIA. South ExTENsIoS-Some little work
has been done it, sufficient TO show its meri-
torious character, and to establish its worth in
connection with the Victoria adjoining. The
Victoria, with its extensions. were located about
the same time The South Extension was located
by Mr.. Bartholomew O'Connor.
THE PINE NUr-rhis claim shows ore through
its entire length. Its assays run over $1,000
and the general average is of high character
1t has surface groupings Of an extensive amount
of rich paying ore, with width OF from 80 to
20 feet. 1t is owned by Messrs Pierce L Lo-
gan.
THE MOUNTAIN viEw AND SrEPToE-These are
valuable mining locations and have been
worked sufficiently to show the richest yielding
up to 1920. The Mountain View is 750 feet
and the Steptoe 800 feet In length
l
THE MIDAS TUNSEL-ft runs in distance of
about so feet and strikes ledge of rich ore
1t is owned by Messrs Coughlan and Hanley.
THE KEY SroSE-owned by Messrs. Hunter
Stafford Il Co. 1t has 400 feet OF a well defined
ledge. The ore is of the same quality the
Tea-Cup.
THE Pine NUT, SOUTH ExTEssIos-This claim
shows ore Of the same character as the Pine Nut
itself 1t is owned by Messrs. Goodrich. FILL
more and John Logan. -.
There are many other locations about which
we have not sufficient information to speak def
nitely. We have named the principal locations
without any regard to order or superior qualih-
cations. for the purpose of giving in general
way, some idea of the latest treasures that Ne
| yada has disclosed for the benefit Of mankind.
II the owners of the mill at Egan canyon,
some three four miles from Cherry Creek, do
not feel inclined run it on their own this
Summer, 1t will afford an excellent opportunity
for some enterprising company to set its twenty
stamps going for the benefit of the new mines
| This would afford to many Of the lecators a
| chance to work their ores without being Obliged
to pay much for their hauling to the mill.