The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-23

prctnftOn Tnat me Bodies Lost be-
tween the Eberhardt and Aurora
Are Found Again = Developments
Anxiously Awaited.
Eureka Sentinel
Sill more cheering news comes from Ham.
iiton, the camp which was the c ,nter scene
Of h, mining excitemrn MT If " hite rina in
the long-io-b Remembered days of 10. Supt.
X. d. Clark of the Geddes x Bertrand mine,
Secret Canyon. ac .ompanied by :. y. rom.
of New York. the inventor Of krom's CT Ish-
ing roll, cnncentratil and 9TH n milling ma
chinery. went over to Hamilton Monday.
Mr.. CLARK, who il n man disting ished for
hi, alignment in mining. AMI mol less so for
his care and prudence in reporting on the
saane. gives us he most emil rating account
uf the recent STRIKE in III STAFF .rd min one
of tbs series OF the Sw etwater Co pany
for whom b gene y. Robinson is manager.
his stiikc is fully believed TO warrant ths
expectations of Hnoinsr seritubIs BONANZA,
sch ~ Tbs EbcI hardt, Aurora AMI other
mi1es If Treasure Iiifl ,ield d in years past.
! he Indications could hardly be strong r for
this truly magnil &c ut prospect Capt. Drake.
WIN il supeI intendent of III, Eb rbnrlt
1hhlhhAs "Ia " aiAuHi tAfofltuCo iDof-
olghly familiar with the country. lifted the
.tuHord with Mr.. Clark and carefully .xam-
ined tie ground with him. lie express d
The opinion freely and en- husiastit ally TINT
the hnd is one OF The "old-timcrs." The
sentinel has several times recently referred
10 the stafford mine. II is located TO the
west of tho ground lying between ths Eber-
hnrdt and So4th Anrara. Ii will be remenl-
bet,d that th5 largest bodies of rich ore
found in Treasure Hill occurred la these two
miner. 1t appears FROM an inspection of the
giousd that the or body " hich was lost IN
them, th,rc i the bel reason TO expect, will
reappear Ia lie Staf nd. The ion Is
IN lime. The body OF ore sI lex in the Sta :
/ lord dias 10 tbs casi. rs tho great ore bodies
did in the North and south Aurora. The
orc is free chioiid 3. Daily assays made
aci oss the ore body show lfom So TO Sl3y rer
tn and will average fully 500. The strihe
oecIrs b los tbs old chamber at tho north
end. A drit has hssn ran | feet across wi H.
oat ~s1iaims ihs Ii uit-still in orc. Not
esough work has yet boon done to determine
lis depth OF it, length; bat its Myth can be
REASONABLE, estimated 10 be Of Tho length OF
~ btuA NlhA WI AuhIu O1t Ab9ft ~ III tue
anne minc-whieh b,dy was over s01 feet
long. A. 10 it. ,spth, it can only be told by
Ia are explorations, but the ore body looks
mers liae a v,ia than an, other lonnd IN hat
neighuo. hood. y hieh would indicate that II
Is likely TO go deep. Mr.. I In, k believe that
Mr.. Nabi ron has u covered a big, genuine,
uld-time bon1n1n. Mr. Robinson has a fore
OF m II at work and will add TO their numoer
~ rapidly as they cAn be puf ON to advent &c.
Ths find is aboar 2l0 leet y, rpendiculariy I'M
d rih surlace which is worry Important as
disiir gilshit z il f ION many other strikes for
years. lrevious. rich but small. chambers
worked Whereabouts have been found either
on OF quite near 10 the surface. Mr.. Rob
inson i. running the main incline down to the
Lowell of the tuike lie will then drift to-
wards the strike and and also south. lie has
| taken 1T already n considerable quantity Of
very hish grade ore Bnd i =. tting tie ; noky
mill ready us fast as Iossible to reduce it.
The present eapacity of tho mill is ten
stamps. lie has engaged 5. d. krom TO Mt
once draw plans for a laIgs teaching mill to
be erected next Srling. In tn Sc works be
exp cts to reduce the Stafford ores and n vast
IhhntlA Oh NV riiht oitr rum ant Oitetha
l.idden Treasure aud other mines bel, nging
10 the Sseeta alter Company. Tho teaching
wol ks will be Of very gi,al advantage 10 the
camp any waf. whether the Stafford turns
Out as anticipated or not. They will be the
means of solving the problem generally. on
the soluli IL of which tho future of " hite
Pine District n n great mining regi.n de-
ponds I hat il, whether or not the low grade
or, can DO made 10 paw. But there is the
bet eason TO believe that tho stiike in The
S~tafTord-ibat alone-will be enough 10 re-
establish The old ime estimate OF tho Dis
triet. |. O.. that il Is one OF The richest in tn.
mining word We have faith 10 this-which
(nii l. basel chiefly on the. opinions of the
fr a. as u prospect. given by Mr.. Clark and
CAPT Dfnte. These gentl ,ntn are wild ~
known in mining circles East aud West, aud
stand hlah tor their good Judgment and for
ia in discretion in not over estimating. In
fact, their expeli nee has taaghtthem that II
j. excellen policy 10 measure thar words and
not mix excit, dly about tn future of my
mine which never excludes spocul.tion alto
geiher. DEVELOPMENTS in tho Stafford viii
b. awnited with intense interest in Hamilton
and in Eureka anu in tho market Of mines
everywhere.
Eugene y. Robinson, the Mar ager for the
Sweet water Compnny, is TO he congratulai ed