Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30
Ideal MINING REVIEW.

IorAL MINING REVIEW.
As we stated in last Sundays resume
y of mining matters that Phoebe had taken
another start and would soon prove 1t to
the outside world, 80 are We ready to
reilerate to-day. During the past week
4 mn TO last evening there has been ship
ned from Phoebe in bullion $61, 434, an
increase on the previous week of $15, 1872,
Il making showing next to Virginia City.
n The ore in the Raymond & Ely mine
N continues of the same grade and about
n the same amount is extracted daily, as
n renorted last week. The ore from the
Il Aims continues to improve daily and the
mill is DOUG good work. The Newark is
running principally on ore from the
III chloriders OF the Meadow Valley mine
"a and ia making returns satisfactory to all,
~ whilst the Raymond & Ely mills at
M Bullionville are turning out ore at
lively rate as will be noticed by the
shipments. The Nevada Central trains
are making their regular trips notwith-
standing the heavy storms; prospectors
are making preparations to go to work
as soon as the snow becomes a little
scarce in the vicinity of the Alps. Taking
the general outlook throughout, the
III camp never appeared in moro healthy
N condition.
III RAYMOND AND ELY.
II During the past week the pump has
Il done some good work, keeping the main
u shaft dry. The working parties have
been busily employed in cutting tank
station, sinking progressing but slowly
in consequence. The extra pump rods
have been placed in position and as
soon as the tank is completed sinking
will be proceeded with. In the upper
levels an increased amount Of ore is be-
ing extracted. especially from the tenth
level, from which place fine ore is being
taken out. The shipments for the past
week show an increase with plenty more
in sight. The ore worked at the mills
show very fair average and ID easily
worked. The present appearance OF the
mine is even better than it has been for
eighteen months.
ALPS.
Since our last report no new develop
ments have been made in this mine. The
u god.quartz ledge continues as before re.
ported, o fair amount Of ore being taken
M from it every day. This ore is held in
reserve at present. In the balances oil
4 the mine work continues as usual. In
# upper portion from thirteen to twenty
# tons of ore is daily hoisted to the sur
M face. On the lowest level work is con
& tinued as vigorously as possible, tn,
S rock being very hard and progress nee
# essarily slow. The Superintendent
M judges that they will have to 60 ahou
seventy feet further before the ledge will
W be struck. The ore extracted daily i
increasing in quantity and the appear
ance of the mine justies what it's friend
expected,
MEADOW VALLEY.
M There is no change to report in tn
ISL worsing Of this mine, the work bein
WI confined as usual to the 1900 foot leve
running the north cross.cut which
being advanced rapidly Chloride cor
~ tractors are shipping fair amounts Of or
IN daily to the Newark mill for reduction
Nothing is being done in regard I
covering in the hosting works at pr,
sent, Oh account of lumber enough nc
having arrived and also the constar
storms which prevent outdoor worl
S Inc recent developments made in thi
camp lead US to suppose that ii
machinery lying in San Francisco fl
this mine will be shipped here in vel
snort time. and we hope to see it.
PIocHE.
Inc vein on the 960-foot level shoy
@ no change since last report-retaius
slze' value and regularity. On the LOG
l 1901 level. In winze No. l, a compile
M cnahge has taken place in the filling
N inc ledge-the sulphurets being di
placed by body OF decomposed ore q,
IN ieet wide, assaying from $40 to $25 D
III ton. As the winze is not we'll into th
ore as yet, but little can be said of
save that it is welcome change and {
Important Improvement is hourly e
pected.
NEWARK MILL.
During the past week this mill
been running through ten tons Of G
daily from the Raymond & Ely mir
the balance Of the spare time being
cupiea in working chloriders ore fro
the Meadow Valley mine. Yesterd
the shipment of fifteen tons of ore frc
the Burke mine to be worked for I
chloriders commenced. The mill duri
me past week has been doing vo
satisfactory to the parties who lei th,
nave ore to work.
FLORAL MILL.
This mill is running steadily day q
night on ore from the Alps mine alol
Ihe amount o! ore shipped daily to Il
MIL BY that mine has precluded the wo
ing OF much custom ore SO far, the q
being taken up with working tho
rom the Alps. The ASSAYS of
bullion from this mill show that az
mining work is done. The cmplo
are all experienced men in the busins
WORKING refractory ores to the best a
vantage.
ihs main shaft has attained a de-
lao feet--ground regular md A
apeSt to commence crosses n