Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-12
LOCAL MINING REVIEW.

Considerably more than the usual
amount OF work was done during the last
week, and a noted increase will be per-
ceptible during the coming week. The
bullion shipments for September will
show most marked augmentation, and
while temporary set back has been the
common fate of all communities on the
Coast resulting from the events of the
last two weeks, yet Phoebe has, compar-
atively speaking, suffered none. There
is no lack of confidence, no lack of work
and no lack of ore, and no doubt but
what the result will fulfill the most SAN
guine expectations.
RAYMOND AND ELY.
Work is going ahead rapidly. The
pump is working well and sinking goes
on all right. The men discharged
through temporary filling of the ore
house were all put to work again on the
3 o'clock shift yesterday. The west
Wine on the tenth level has still some
water in it, which will be drained off
when the eleventh level gets up to it.
The ore as recently assayed gives most
favorable showing. 1t is the intention
of those in charge to 'crack things
through" one hundred and fifty tons of
ore per day will be raised and hauled to
the mills; both the twenty and thirty
stamp mills will be run, night and day
il necessary, and over one thousand tons
per week will be worked into fine grade
bullion. The entire appearance of the
mine is good, and when the bullion COM
mences to pour in like old times, the
result can not but be most satisfactory.
MEADOW VALLEY.
Running east from the Summit shaft
on the twelve hundred foot level, also
running two side crosscuts. The usual
amount Of ore is being taken out and
worked, some at the Newark and
some at the Floral mill. The big tim
bers for the hosting works are coming
in. They are the biggest and longest
ever hauled from the railroad, great care
being required in coupling the wagons
and getting them here all right.
AMERICAN FLAG.
This mine has made very goot
showing during the past week, the mil
at Bullionville is busily engaged in re
ducing ore, but the Superintendent com
plains Of the scarcity of teams, finding i
matter of great difficulty to get the or
hauled away and prevented from accu
mulating at the mine. The workings o
the mine show no material change sine
our last report; everything looks AM
works well.
But little OF consequence TO report. !
little more than the usual amount OF or
is being taken out. The levels are goin
ahead rather slowly as the rock is yer
hard. Another week 8 work will prob
ably strike the ledge. The appearance
of matters in the mine is very good, an
the ore taken out gives good return.
NEWARK MILL.
Has been running steadily during til
past week on ore from different mine
with very good result. The SUPERB,
tendent experiences great difficulty
getting teams enough to haul the ore
the mill.
PIocHE.
Still running on ledge on east drii
050.foot level. Little change since la
report. CroSs-cut from 960-foot static
Is in about fifty feet; have Just reacht
the vein. Main shaft is down 992 fee
HAVANA.
The parties who leased this mine som
time ago are meeting with most sati
factory success and are pushing ahead
IN pursuance of their contract Whit
lasts, We believe, till Nov. LIST.
NEWARK MINE,
There is but little of note to repo,
everything working about as usual wi
but few items of interest. The repul
amount Of work is being done with sat
factory result
SILVER PEAK.
The north cross-cut on the 2OO.fo
level is still being extended. The w,
drift on the 600-foot level looks aho
the same; pretty we'll defined ledge, is
81 feet
PIoCHE WEST.
The regular force Of men is employ
doing the usual amount of work. W
probably strike the ledge in few ia,
prospects look very favorable.
HUM AND HUNT.
Can say nothing definite about Il
mine till our next report