New-York tribune., 1881-12-03

general mana OF the property. the gronnh Is mostly
out and did examine this portion OF Tie hlno'
Betwesn the lth levels the ore boy WAS sohe,s
oyer 100 long and appears have been separated mo III
upper aud lower portion BY pn intrudod horse o
The urpcr o been worked for some tme irSns
large qusny Of while the dimensions Of the lower ono
are nor as asceftaned although Il Is known 10 DO IL oe'
,bc an the eth level and It's Ia demonstrated at
pon % feet higher up toward the lh where II has pec
into In orle place timbcrs II therefore seems
., resnr,e that This ore body continue distance
further D. aud perhaps to tho ith level although moi
hcinp deveope u properly be regarded as ore IN
sight, think IL would be safe TO assume 0r tS
body the following dimensionsi
Length loO height 2g, thickness l2=So,ooo c. feet
In addition this there is standing between the sh
and 5fh levels block OF ground
80 long 100 high, and q thick=30,000 C feet
On the 5h or level the Is first met WIN a
point souhery from the top Of the incline ana con-
trues on this level distance OF l05 feet ON the bth
~ the ore shoot begins the incline and ia 02 feet long
The drift however, which cuts 1t passes 20 feet beyond It's
northorly limit into barren ground sample oil ore taken
from point this drift % feet north OF the incline asbaed
at the rate Of 2ll = ounces per ton.
stones have been extended from the 9th e vel to the tn
d,tance Of feet and expose unbroken solid body OF
ore sample taken tho side Of these slopes assayed at
the rate OF II ounces per ton.
A the vein IA here very thlck-nearly 30 feet In factI
should the original dimensions of this block ground
a. follows:
Length lo3,o hel ght 1907 thickness IPl4toOO feet
ON the 7th level the Is first met with 29'9
fept
upon ls feet drift ending in oxzed and hard ore samples
of which assayed "a follows:
oxidlzed ore, so ounces per ton.
Hard ore l77a .
The on th. level are only 80 high bat being
pusbed forward ooanoct with those above The VEN 10
here than on the 9Th level is quite massive
without any of tho shoot proving much II any
shorter shall take it at 30 feet and consider tho
original dimensions Of this block oi ground to have been
follows;
IeDuh 90, height 100, thickness 15'=135,OO0 feet
on the level the IA first struck 40 feet north Of the
incline and had upon time OF visit %
feet The bottom top OF this drift all in
and took samples from different occasions which
assayed respectively g. ST. 49, 2j per ton Taking
now the 90 feet the length assumed for the
body on 7 level and 2s iec the distance dred upon in
ore on tho st should have 30 feet length which
think quite safe to take for estimate OF the ground
standing between the 7th ana sth levels. We
should have. therefore for this block Of ground
Length 59, height 100, thickness lY - $500 feet
Tins very heavy and cubic feet Of IL
would weigh shall however take the larger numberin
order 10 provide for the lighter dzsi To recapituate
therefore for developed ore most Of which is eH
posed ses and without making estimate below
the sth level:
between J and sth ltt9o0 cubic eet
9Th and Ih levels l3hUl cubic ieet
7th and St levels $500 cubic feet
Total c. t. -S5o4Vo
Deduct for ore extracted above oth t. 900 tons 80
DeiaG' sih ios 15 9TS m eAlfao'eu Do'"eon $50 ton,
$3.50 tons
Total ore developed 81 ,O6i tons
II now we add O this 4,2sG TONS