The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-27
BRISTOL AND JACKEAB8IT Dis
TMICTs.

mine have CAUSED owners Of mines in
Bristol District TO renewed exertions in
the development Of mines owned by
them, which mines had only been par
tally worked for some time past. All
have commenced work in Systematic
mapner; the exertions made in that re-.
spect proving that there has lain dorm
ant for some time q class of mining
property that only needed little work
to prove tine same valuable mining prop
erty.
Ia the Cave mine, owned by the Rowe
Brothers. development there has
shown that the vein carries large
amount of silver along with the copper,
for which it has always been worked
Abe Ricards mine, of which A. j. Blair
is part owner, is now being worked
vigorously in consequence, and is max
ing good showing. The Sultan mine
is also putting in good hicks, the owners
thinking they have got u No. mine.
At the Mayhower work is pushed night
and day, Gre being taken out rapidly aud
sacked The body of ore s large and of
good quality as shown by the various
assays of tbs sane. Before long we will
have d working of ore from this niue
which will show to every one that the
stockholders were not amiss in keeping
up steady work on it. The Bay State,
and other mines in Bristol District. we
have learned nothing of lately,
Ia the Jackraobt District the Day
mine is still holding its own; besides
getting 43 tons Of first and sscond-class
ore worked Il. the Raymond < Ely mill,
as detailed elsewhere, another large lot
has bsen shipped to the saue mill,
under the charge of Nat. Miller, for re-
duction; this it is expected will work
even better than the last. The work OF
running the tunnels still continues, about
25 men being employed day and night
in placing the mine IN good shape and
further developing it. The junction
mine, owned by Press. Wand, j. o. Nc
Cormick and others, have struck body
of ore, assays from which show oyer
800 per ton. and improving as work
continues. Ths owners think they have
good mine and are sticking to it and
pressing work ahead. The Senator
mine, Drolette, Clymo and Lynch
owners, is Improving rapidly and work
is being vigorously prosecuted, There
are numerous other mines in the jack
rabbit Mining District which we could
mention that are all making fair show.
ing for their owners. but we reserve
them until further Developments have
been made.
The work being done and the develop
H. IL Lnk
districts will be OF immense importance
in mining circles before q great while.
DAY MINE ORE.-The crushing of the
ore from the Day mine at the Raymond
u Ely mill was completed on Sunday
night last, the mill having crushed SO
tons of frst.class ore and five tons of
what is called second-class. The pulp
assays of the tirst.class ore averaged
about S56l, while the second-class was
$3.50. 1t was demonstrated by the dry
kiln Of the mill that the ore carried with
it Is per cent. of moisture. and in some
cases it was found to contain even more.
Ore that was supposed to be perfectly
dry was tested for moisture, showing
that it held Ave per cent. The working
of this ore shows well, ii being almost
an average Of the previous workings of
the ore from the mine.
RELOCATED. We gave warning several
weeks since that some Of our old mines
were subjec. to relocation on account of
the lawful amount of work not being
performed on them every year. and
notified owners that if they wished to
hold such mines it would be necessary
to do some work. In some cases this
has been needed and in others not, the
consequence is that there have been re-
locations made. On last Tuesday re-
location was recorded in the district
mining records OF the Kentucky mine
under the name Of The Florida mine.
ORE FROM DRY VALLEY. Bob Wash
has been engaged for few weeks past
In taking up portion of the flooring Of
the Dry Valley mill and gathering from
the ground the accumulation of ore, etc.
that has worked itself through the floor
ing during the time the mill was il
operation. In two weeks he gathered
sixteen tons. which was milled at The
Alps mill at Bullionville. The pulp as
say Of this showed 1920 per ton. Bo.
calls the place from which hs took tn,
ore "rhe Dry Valley mime
FoR THE EAsT.-Charley Heath de
parted for New York City Tuesday vi
Salt Lake City. He has gone east TO
the purpose Of interviewing the Director
Of the mill and mining company Of Pahr
anagat and having them resume work o.
an extensive scale, recent development
warranting the same.
PAID Jon Tuesday Miles Quillen
ex.County Treasurer, paid into th
County Treasury $3.50, being the bal
ancs due by him to the county. Thi