Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-04

large new hoistlng building, the tim.
bsrs OF which arc already framed
and only need putting together. The
huge finishing blocks OF cut stono for
| the foundations Of tho holstlnR aud
| pumping engines, are being placed Ia
| position, aud the erection OF the new
machinery can be commenced some
time during the coming week. Tho
flow of water ut the bottom OF the lew
SHAFT continues uninterrupted. and 1t
seems quite doubtful now whether
sinking tho shan can be sgaln resumed
before the erection Of the now marhln.
cry Is completed. The pipe !. laid
and everything In readiness to start
tho hydraulic works In full blast TO-
morrow, though 1t will take n or two
days after getting under way, to a
down the sides OF the drain schultz, 90
that n heavy run Of large powders
will not clog the tunnel aud sluices.
Once under full Roadway with the
great force aud pressure, that is &C.
cured by the great fall Of tie water,
1t 10 expected that an Immense
amount Of gravel can DO washed In Q
very short space Of time. The ore
bodies are showing considerable lin.
provcment In the quality In the lower
tunnel going west, the extent OF which
Il not known. Mill kept running
on ore from the mine. Daily yiels
sixty tons Of ere.
Beichsr.
There |. no particular change to 70.
port Of the ore-produclng sections OF
tho mine, all the ore slopes on the
400, 1900 and 100. foot levels looking
well aud yielding splendidly. The
connection OF tie north drift from the
main east drift at the li00.toot station
Of the main Incline, with the main
south drift from the Crown Point limo.
las given u five circulation Of good
air aud will greatly facilitate the
work Ia the niue. The new air shaft
Is down 10 feet. tho sinking making
rapid progress. Daily yield, $50 tons
Of ore. Tile machinery OF the mine
|, all In splendid working condition,
the mills all kept steadily running.
and tho future Of the mlns looks pros.
porous and lasting.
Halo q Norcross.
The work OF opening the 20OO.foot
level station from the Incline has been
commenced, and the incline Is at the
same time continued downward. The
formation ut this depth Is OF increased
soitno-S, aud excellent progress Is be.
Ing made with tho sinking. The llne
Of pumps IL being extended from the
1900 to the 1000 loot level. Tlis APP
pearnce OF the ground at this point
Ia very encouraging aud these deep
workings are prosecuted with the ut
most vigor. The cross'cuts on the
l900.feot level are still carried anward
Into tho vein without relaxation. In
order to fully explore aud determine
its width. Some ore Is also being OK
tracted from tho best looking scams on
this level.
Julia.
Sinking tho main shaft has been dis
continued for tho present, owing to
the heavy How Of water Mt the bottom.
The increased and fatterlng orc devel-
opmcnts oil the 900 aud 1000 foot levels
has given new life to the company and
the erection Of another heavy lioistlng
engine AMI new and powerful pump.
ing machinery, has been commenced.
This machinery will enable tho work.
ing Of the mine TO n much greater
depth, aud no doubt exists. Judging from
developments already made, but that
when another level Is opened n paying
miac will be developed.
Utah.
Tho SHAFT Is sunk 10 feet below the
iO0.foot level station. No Interrupt
ton has bson experienced from the In.
lux OF water, aud tho ground Is OF q
soft nature and easily worked. On
tho l00.foot level the south drift has
been extended $50 feet south from tho
main west drift. In thls portion OF
the mine the formation IL much softer
than at tho point Of co ,ncctlon Of the
drift from the shaft with the vein. No
work Is now doing In the cross.rut on
this level referred to In our last week.
ly report.
There Is 10 change Of value to re-
port OF tho orc producing sections Of
the mine. Daily yield 100 tons Of ere,
the assay value OF which 10 $50 per ton.
A west cross.cnt has been run from the
main south drift. at tlis fourth station,
which has penetrated q considerable
body OF fine promising looking quartz,
but las not yet Developed any paying
body OF orc. Tho main south drlft Mt
the nth station level Il s!lll vlgorouly
pushed ahead with nothing new what
ever TO report.
woodvllie.
Work IN all parts Of tho mine Is
progressing as usual. The report Of
the Trustees shows the receipts OF bull
lion for the past nine months to be
$50, 2l9 0J, the amount OF assessments
collected since July, 1919. $l33,0OQ,
making u total Of receipts af $780,
al0 % /; total amount OF expenditures
the same period, Including the
payment VI $50. $50 of old indebted
ness. SlG0,0il 60, which leaves n cash
balance OH hand Of S3,l77 80.
Nevada.
During the past two weeks tho work
In this niue has been concentrated
upon sinking n wlnze to ascertain the
value OF q eros lead, met with In the
face of tho main south drlft, 200 feet
from tho main west drlft or adlt. This
winxe I. down about ten ieet, and
shows tho cross lead to DO ten foot Wide
containing orc which gives good assays.
The south DRIFT will DO continued
following the main ledge.
silver Hill.
Tho ore Ia the upraise, on the FIRST
Lowell from the old st. Louis chimney,
has been steadily Improving for sew.
eral days past, carrying a~copsiderablp
quantity OF rich brown sulphurots.
The south irlft from No. ] wlnzc. on
the second level, Is In 100 feet, 40 feet
of which Is In good ore. The south
drlft from winze Ne. 2, has also pen.
etralcd an extensive body Of Rypinsum
quartz, full Of rich chlorides.
Dayton.
The southwest drlit on tho second
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