Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

The renewed activity everywhere ap-
parent is gratifying to all that have the
interests of the camp at heart. A con-
siderable amount of hustle has been
manifest during the past week. The re-
cent influx of arrivals attracted here by
the favorable reports of the new discov-
cries on the west side is noticeable. The
temporary stagnation observable during
the Spring, has almost entirely passed
away, and there now remains nothing to
prevent the prosecution of work. The
views Of Professor Stewart, the we'll
known mining expert, are, on this sub
ject, exceedingly fattering. 1t is his
opinion that the vast amount of ore al
ready extracted from the mountain side
is but, as it were, sample of the COM
paratively inexhaustible deposit that lies
deep in the bowels of the earth.
RAYMOND & ELY.-Since the last re-
port in relation to this mine nothing of
marked interest has transpired. What
ever little checks that may have occurred
have been entirely obviated, and every
thing in and around the mine is moving
along with the regularity of clock-work.
Further developments in the western
ground give very favorable Indications
The daily amount of ore now being raised
is about fifty tons. This ore, as fast as
raised ,isitaken to the mill and transformed
into bullion Of a very high grade. The
wines in the eighth and ninth levels are
being sunk without much observable
change in the nature of the ground.
inGi inn n hn ohaf 80 l.,
continued; the pump, without being
driven to its full capacity, is abundantly
able to keep the water in subsection, and
this much annoying cause of inconven-
fence no longer exists. The general in
dications of the mine are of the most
hattering nature, and denote successful
issue to the present project.
AMERICAN FLAG, Jno. r. James Supt -
Everything progresses nicely about the
mine. The usual quantity of ore is
being daily extracted. There is now on
the dump about seventy-five tons, and
from the present appearance of the slopes
there Is every reason to expect large in
crease in quantity in short time. The
main shaft is now down eighty seven
feet below the tenth station, making the
total depth of the shaft from the surface
1,0S7 feet. The shaft is running at an
angle OF seventy-one degrees to the
south. which, ut the eleventh station,
will throw it south of the ledge eighty
six feet. The vein on the tenth level
will average eight feet in width, and
shows we'll defined foot and hanging
walls.
PIocHE, t. r. Butler Supt. En-.
CINE shaft has attained derth of sos
feet; ground works better; should il
hold more rapid progress may be ex
pected. The ledge on the 660-foos leye
looks more promising than at last re
port. On the S60-foot level the cas-
drift has been extended on the ledge 70.
feet, west drift ITO feet, face of boil
show seams and spots of ore high ii
grade. AT q further depth of 50 fee
another station will be opened, when de
yelopments OF Importance may conf
IDENTIFY be expected, as the vein of thi
company has improved continuously a
the workings have progressed in depth
ALPS, A. J. Blair Supt.-work of ex
tracing ore continued vigorously. Dur
the last week struck into portion o
the ledge which was pa feet wide witt
hrst-class ore. The mine now present
q better appearance than it has don
since the present Supt took charge
Have been shipping ore steadily durin
the past week to the Newark mill, tn
result OF which will without doubt ope
the eyes OF everyone as to the future o
our mines.
CHEF OF THE HILL, j. w. Wrigh
supt.-The usual work is being contir
ued on this mine and ore is being g,
u.acteo' They have large amount o,
the ore dump which the mill will wor
aoont the first of next month. IN
oupt. mas presented the Centennial Cor
missioners with number of fine snec
mems, the assays Of which at the Pioch
assay office went $1,1O5 81. Thos
specimens were taken from the ora Nil
that is to be worked. e-
NEWARK MnL.-This mill complete
its run on ore from the Meadow valle
mine and has started to work ore fro,
the Alps, having run steadily on that fc
the past week. Have plenty Of one O
hand to keep them busy for some tim
ANTILLES, N. B. Norvall Supt.-Tt
new shaft is now down to depth of
feet. The country rock working vel
we'll. Work is progressing as rapidly
the contractors can possibly make it.
AT the Episcopal Church to-day Bishc
Whitaker win oficiate at II a. m. and
p. m. Sunday School at 2 D. M. I'll
sacrament Of baptism will be admin
tered at the Sunday school service.
PIocHE West Ex., N. B. Norvall Sur
Are doing the usual work. drifting al
taking out some ore. Prospects a
good.
SPRING MOUNT, N. B. Norvall Supt.
prospecting and taking out small qua
tity Of ore still continued in this min
No change of any Importance to note
On Saturday morning two WACO
loaded with barley arrived from 3,
Fsts, Utah. consisnsd to +. W, Clint.