Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-20
WEST SIDE MINES.

40 feet. kunnlng one sniit cay ms
width of the ledge is about q feet. and
the assays range from $50 to 1900 per
ton. The mine is looking we'll.
BONANZA CHrYF-The vein is narrow
but rich. true assure vein. Running
northeast and southwest Likely 10 take
its rank amongst the No. mines some
dav. The main shaft, which is straight,
is down 10 feet.
Y1croRn.-Main shaft down 80 feet.
Running two shifts. Extracting ore
daily. Have lately cut through horse
that ran across the ledge. The mine
now presents good appearance.
CHRIsHoLM. incline is down 80
feet, following the ledge, which is dip
ping about IS degrees. The ledge is
from a foot to IS inches at this depth
and presents good appearance. Have
about 225 tons on dump of good paying
ore.
BLACK HAwk.-Down about Ii feet,
with a large body of ledge matter and
indications of big vein.
There are also q great many other
mines being prospected west Of Phoebe
accounts Of which We were not able TO
get.
The Raymond and Ely West Exten-
sion Mining Company held a meeting
last night in Sabin's building, for the
purpose of obtaining subscriptions to the
stock list, which amounts TO 10000
shares held at the rate of 50 cents per
share, and 10000 shares were subscribed
| for, after which the stockholders held
! meeting and transacted the following
business: J. B. Pitchford, John r.
James, w. M. Lubbock, A. J. Blair and
| Ct. W. Arnold were elected trustees for
the ensuing six months. 1t was ordered
that the subscription books should be
open at the office of Henderson and
Rives for 80 days. The stockholders
meeting then adjourned and meeting
| of the trustees was held, resulting in the
election of the following officers: j. Is.
| Pitchford, President; A. j. Blair, Vice
President; G. W. Arnold, Secretary and
Treasurer; John r. James. Superin-
tendent. 1t is the intention OF the COM
pany-now fully organized to COM
mence active operations Immediately.
The public have 30 days in which to
take the remainder of the stock. 1t is
likely it will be all subscribed for before
that time. Another meeting will be
held on next Tuesday evening.
ProcHE s. NJ. Co., 7. R. Butler Super
intendent. Prospecting the ground Of
this company is being steadily and Wig
orously prosecuted. On the 660.foot
level we are plesed to be able to report
a decided improvement during the past
twenty -four hours. the assays having
doubled. The $50 foot level is also full
of promise. The east drift has been ex-
tended on the ledge 100 feet and the west
drift 1l3 feet-average width of ledge
four feet, showing seams and spots OF
ore assaying $40 The vein runs through
quartzite, the regularity and purity OF
which gives every indication of speedy
acquisition of paying ore in paying
quantities. Faults which have hereto
fore destroyed the integrity of the ledge
seem to have disappeared at this depth
which fact gives additional confidence
and warrants deeper explorations. The
engine shaft has reached depth of 80.
feet. Three shifts employed, grount
works we'll and sinking progresses
rapidly.
ALPs.-Are working the usual force
extracting ore from the new strike be
, tween the 1854 and 300-foot levels. Suf
/ ficient bullion is produced from tn
working of this ore to pay all expense
| of the mine. The quantity of bnlliol
shipped by the Alps at the present tim
is second only to that of the Raymond
] Ely. The ledge is we'll defined and ha
: every appearance of being permanent
: A drift is being run from the bottom G
8. the shaft which, by next month will b
Q in the ledge.
. ANTILLES, N. B. Norvall Superintend
ent.-The new shaft is down about 2
feet. The rock is hard but the work {
9 the contractors is progressing rapidly
.. Three shifts are running steadily. The
Il expect to develop something in the sha
d soon of considerable note as it is one
}. the best locations in the camp for tn
y west body Of ore.
= NEWARK MILL.-This mill is ruunin
Il steadily on ore from the Meadow Vale
g mine and giving good returns. OWN
Il to the absence of the Superintendent,
a W. Clute, in San Francisco, We are uni
Bile to give the assays and general resu
OF the working of each batch of ore.
" CHIEF OF THE HILL, J. w. Wright s.
g perintendent. - Work continuing
rs usual, confined to drifting and stopir
a towards the surface. The usual force
W. men employed. No new development
n. to note. Some good ore is extracted ar
a. indications of Improvement are favorabl
.
it FROM Doctor Deal who returned la
o. evening from visit to A. c. Yoaeham
D. daughter, We learn that the accidei
~ happened whilst Taylor Bales was dri
ing the mower. The child was runni,
~ before it, caught its foot in chuck no
% and fell, Bales had the presence OF mil
@ to Immediately pull back on the horse
90 otherwise the leg of the child wou
y. have been cut clean off, as it was, Il
b. right leg was cut above the ankle
I'd the muscles and tendons were cut to Il
Y. bone and the bone partially divide
r. During the operation of uniting Il
d, muscles and tendons the Doctor cou
ID not administer chloroform but told Il
child she must grit her teeth and bear
which she did without whimper du
u ing the whole operation. He had
V. take eight stitches in one portion. II
o, child slept we'll during Friday event.
10 and Saturday morning, and the Doct
~ is of the opinion that she will not ev
as be lame, which we are pleased to hear.
OF The citizens living on Mccain,
" street. Lacour street, and also at t
10 Courthouse, complain of nuisance
the shape Of pig-sty that is locat
;. within twelve feet of most OF the hous
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