Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07
..,pers.i Consolidated.

Daily orc yield, forty tons |; principal,
from the Slopes and breasts Of the NORTH
wiuze below the 200O-foot level. which con
tinue showing well both north and south
with improvement As further developed
Superintendent Hardy Is pushing tho mair
drift north at the 2OOO.foot level "a iiyei,
~ possible, in order TO effect . connection
with the Alpha drift. which Ia coming
southwark TO Join II. This connection
will be made very shortly. and il . very
important and desirable one for air circu,
lation and working purposes. Only about
twenty-five or thirty feet more remains Il
be run. The air connection recently com
plsted with the Bullion shaft IL being util'
ized TO good advantage by being sent down
through the wines 70 the 2000-foot level,
and up and out through the incline. thu
vsntilating and cooling . very warm sec
ton. In the east drift from the bottom
Of the south WINE, which Il being run u
connect with the drift north from the Vel.
low Jacket mine, about four feet per day
10 the rate OF regular progress. This also
IL = very desirable and important connec-
ton to DO made. When this Is completed,
the 2i00-foot level Of the Imperial will be
opened and developed. and still deeper
operations can be INDUCED In TO good I'D
vantage. Total yield Of the mine for Au'
gust, 1900 tons Of ore. giving q bullion
prodne, OF Q s's'ooo' oil when over
~ ann
Inc horth or northwest urn ~ tho .oo.
foot level 10 now In 39a feet. and has passed
nearly through the ledge. II Ia expected
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NesSn 'n' .e. "..io' a' .us0 os'
long. Material In lace OF drift hard WIN
considerable water coming in. The south
.,,,v a. n,u n, ~.,.r ,,, 1, IL h,,lhs.dsl
mi ,.m,"a y. ,iss, =. nn..ihis' further
~ ~ H., 5,.as,;on hI;ns J"eusJ nm.
ass n. -. a. ano To-, ievoI d
~ 49, ~, n..s,a.,s., .na rnser.tood.
NV P'e.! P'o.pe,' MI h,n.hss M
SONY VIZ soou sueas' ~ ,e,r,.
' nav osNn u.,''opsi ..nan ormoi
1s.y las''ynas ~ 49, snJ .howiny
~. ,oi =, ioxsr lave
VIA .n ..pt."u .,n..ntYst,d
pr.n.,.,io,s srs now hciny made 10 inn.
meiiately commence sinking the main
shaft deeper. to open the mine at the COO
loot level or deeper IL deemeu e,peuien
ueorse paiy mas pcon aPpo'n s..s IN ,ho
~, ;,s,.n, NJ paiv 4. a good mining
man. Of experience and energy. and will
push forward the development OF the mine
IN h'eiy anu PrA'"'A' "A""'
Jussise.
Yielding 40 tons daily from the ore
.-,o,.. ., az. 4oo goa and GOO. foot levels,
''op." II,
which continue looking anu yie'uins wen
Al all points. assays from the 4Oo-foos
lava, running ma high as $500 10 the ton.
-, ! -, ~ o..,
NJ tho ooo-ioo' ic'e' e'o''. w."
has its face now In q fair quality OF mill
ing ore which shows constant improve
ment ~ further cut into. Crosscuts Nos
2 and , are also IN the same class OF o,v,
evidently the same vein or wid'n
NOT A,cer'Ain'a ~ y a,.aJiIv 81
.n..', .om,hmarl with The face i'm regu.
lar and favorable vein formation. The
crosscut northeast from the north dfiii a,
TINS same lsve, = pss ",inSs ~ sai,
iA.o,ao.e 's 49, snJ hnoches ~
- .ss.ys ~ gold AMI
quarH' sl,.ns svo 81 Ii,,,s hunche. al
siv.r. eomc Wy ~. wi,h sinl.
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