The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-11-10
mi>I>G NOTES.
Cleaned Fsom oar Exchanges.

with miners, rapchers and business men
before the demonetiz, IN Of silver, and
its mines produced an in mense output OF
bullion. With free coinage every stamp
! would be pounding away on the rich ores
of that county and the mines and mill
would give employment to three thou
sand miners.
vast rsarble quarry, said to be fifteen
to twenty miles in area, is reported to
have recently been discovered in Cassia
county, Idaho.
The DeLamar mines, Idaho, report a
profit of $40, l40 from 49, 2O worth of
bullion produced in September.
]. R. Benton is in from Kennedy dis
trict with another load of ore from the
Imperial mine. After one more trip
carload of the rock will be shipped to
Cham berlain & Co.'S sampling works at
Carlin. 1t will average $3.50 per ton,
mostly gold. Messrs Benton and Ken
nedy, the owners of the mine, have here
tofore worked their ore in an, arasta but
the returns were not satisfactory, as 1T
could not be worked to more than one.
half its value. Silver State.
The Tuscarora Times. Review says;
Regarding the outlook of this camp, it is
not SO dark as it was anticipated. In
conference held with the Messrs. Coffin
a day or two since Mr. Grayson gave
orders to proceed with the erection of a
cyanide plant as speedily as possible.
with due regard to economy, and to
keep limited force at work in the mines
in which he is interested.
Journal. The Reno Reduction Works,
which would give employment directly to
twenty or thirty men, are shut down in
consequences Of the low price of silver.
The Carson Appeal says while some
workmen were casting quantity of cop
per into ingots at the V. & T. shops re-
Gently, one OF them remarked that if free
coinage should prevail four men would
be kept constantly at work casting ingots
of copper.
A rich strike has been made about
eighteen miles from Boise City, Idaho
The ledge is large one and the pay
streak is about ten inches thick. Seme
of the ore assays as high as $1,000 per ton.
1t is filled with wire silver.
Silver State: 1t is reported that an
immensely rich gold ledge has been dis
covered in American canyon, few miles
south of Unionville. Cinnamon have
been working placer claims in this can
yon for years and with great success
There is gold belt extending from H.
dian Creek to American canyon, dis
lance OF some six miles, out of which
over two hundred millions of placer gold
has been taken in the last twenty years.
The ledge discovered is said to be twenty
feet wide.
The Courier says the largest and most
, interesting specimen Of ore ever seen ii
t Belmont was brought here on the 22nc
, ult. from the Senator mine in Jet can
yon in Nye county by the owner, Thomas
Warburtou. The specimen weighs abou
eighty pounds and is rich in silver anc
I lead. The surface is covered with cell
0 aud in them can be seen the form q
n trees, shrubs, etc. 1t is, indeed, a pre-
e cious and handsome specimen.
~ The Norma mine, owned by Henr
3 Schaefer, sent in carload Of very ric
ore this week. The output from all tn
- newly discovered mines in Indian Seer
" district is steadily increasing. and only
." short time will elapse before brant
&c line of the A. & P. railroad will be esta
:" lished to accommodate the productions
this wonderfully rich mineral belt, or ell
". we are badly mistaken in our pred'ctio
en- Last Thursday the mines at WIN
AN Hills known as the Schaefer group, We
Ia. sold to G. w. Berry and R. L. Root, T.
I'm we'll known mining men Of Denver, 9
ed orado, for $3.50, 900. The mines are
VI. most valuable discoveries made on
9TH Pacific coast in recent years and
m. worth much more than the sum paid
vo them, The mines are now ON sites
at. paying basis and the erection OF red
rly ton works on the ground will grea
ore augment the output. The managem
ere will Immediately erect large board
len. and bunk houses for the accommods'
had of their workmen.-Mohave (Arizc
fact Miner Gg
bral The tunnel Of the Reed Con. M. &
Co. is being driven at the rate Of me-
five feet every twcnty-four hours.
mis-. the last fifteen feet large boulderi
tim quartz we're encountered in the porpt
fol. and the character of the ground is
,ded stantly improving, everything poin
aoo. to the fact that good paying ore
ugh, soon De strocK' on'y s"a'' '0''
Han eleven men are at work ON the A
lred. Fol, pending settlement of the I
vii. cultiss existing between the parties b
dep. ing the property. 1t is to be hoped
/ r. a settlement will soon be made, an
1870. active resumption Of work on this
rites ni6cent property take place. On the
mont last. John Sevenoaks resigned the
have ton Of superintendent oil the Magn
ex. and the day following ]. L. Powell
o be charge of the property. A road has
cases completed to the mine, which does .
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