The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-27

ing, Tor the purpose OF pufeuaSinR
tue quartz mill in Long Valley,
and removing it TO New York Dis riot.
which is located in San Berrardino
county, California, about five miles over
the line; or, more properly speaking. five
miles on the wrong side Of the State
line. Mr.. Mscfarlsiue speaks very high
" of New York District, says it is of the
same formation as Phoebe and that
there have been several good lodges OF
free milling ore discovered, which will
ay-raee fully $50 to tue ton. There have
been ASSAYS obtained from these lodges
AS nigh as $500 New York District was
first discovered in 'G6, but there has not
bsen any work done there to amount to
nnytning until recently. The same diff
entity is experienced by this district as
is by most of the mining camps east of
sierra Nevadas-a scarcity of water. We
undsrst. md that Mr.. Macfarlane has
sue -eded in securing the mill Things
at Iyanpah are moving along nicely and
have an upward tendency. The mines
srs doing we'll aud two mills are run.
ming; a l0-stamp mil oN ned by DR.. Bid
well and 5-sta,pper leased by the Mac
laius Brothers. DR.. Bidwell is doing
wei, and making money quite rapidly.
The ore at lvanpaD appears TO lie In &C.
DO its or pockets. many OF them yielding
exceedingly rich ore. fhere are rarely
anv seams or mineral stains to Indicate
tb- whereabouts Of these pockets ind the
minels go biindiy at their work, trusting
to uck pocket containing couple
of tons of ore was struck which yielded
So 900 Der ton. Fifty dollars per ton Is
charged for milling orc, There Was quite
a little excitement created at Ivanpah re-
Gently by the discovery of gold, Tn
ledge WAS a little narrow seam OF quartz
carving Tree gold, but Mr.. Maofarlaine
says 1t did not amount to anything
Mining has been kept back considerably
1T Ivappah during the past year by litiga-
tiou. At Resting Springs mining mat
ters are much better and things are be-
einu,ng to look considerably brighter.
Colonel Osborne has given up the pul.
yer,zing process aud placed stamps in
his mill, which is found to work spl
idy. There was an expert down through
the above named districts looking at the
mines in the interest of Chicago capital.
lists, who arc desirious of investing in
mining property. Mr. Macfarlsins Is OF
opinion that New York District will be-
come one of tho prominent bullion pro-
ducng districts OF California. All the
old Piochsrs at the above named camps
are reported AS getting on middling well.
Fred Bishop is located In New York Dis
trict, but he keeps wandering through
Resting Springs and fvanpah, in the
cap city of mi siousry, giving the boys
good advice and telling them TO reform,
then all Will be wsll
THIS Day MINE.--The latest news from
the Day nine 10 contained in the oificia.
letter of A. s. Gould to Secretary Pew,
dated the Goth. as follows: "Our new
development is holding strong and look
ing better than ever. The ore.b breast ia
nov fully thirty.fve feet wide. and il
coming back on O linz almost parallel
with the tunnel. SO far as can rely
upon assays made By different assayers,
al different places. the ore. which Ia all
soft aud can b. shoveled out like soil.
will average over one hundred dollars
per ton. The ore house is full. Teams
start tonight with five tons, for sample,
to tho Condor mill, twenty-seven miles
distant. I will also send sample OF like
quantity to the Raymond 4 Ely mill, o,
Bulionville, and to tho Hillside furnace
at Bristol ! really think we are all
right" Later-More average assays this
afternoon; the lowest Sis
The AUGUST YIELD. The Raymond q
ely Company shipped from. Phoebe dur
ing the month Of August 1925, 322.42 II
bullion from ore extracted from The
mine that month. This is very fail
showing and the company could hav.
added $1,000 more to il If they ha(
cl-aned up at the mill after running
through that ore. but they preferred t
Keep the mill running Steadily for O few
days when il would close down for gen
eral 81 an up.
The new mill at Ell Dorado Canyon
which is pplverizer, has been close
down. After running one day the pul
v-r'Zlng shoes we're compile worn out
There will BIZ stamps put ia the mill an
DIR Knox has zone to San Francisc
after them. The pulverizlng metbo
does not appear to be success in tn
mountains, the shoes always wearin
on, in day or 80.
CHECK LosT.-A check, No. 96, date
September 9th, drawn on Wells. Farg
! 4 Co. in f'vor OF Peter Jensen, for til
! sum of $40. signed by j. N. Curtis. ha
been lost or stolen. All persons are ca,
TONED against negotiating the same I
payment has been stopped
No7IoE.-L Woldenberg publishes
notice under the head OF NEW To-day
which all those indebted to thu late q II
OF Woldt nbere & Armer will find
their advantage to pay strict attention t
A WINDY and disagreeable week.
LATE RECEIPTS AT PoUJADE's
Sardin+s' Hs. and ~.
Ginger Sonus Boston Rutfsr Cracl II