The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-10-19

anout 10 tors OF this ore ia ex+rao.
ffo9 ~ q 1.aa II the n i'm aclcd and
ii6.es $40" a thOusand tons in sigh+N esti-
lass, PaSslqg along the led -e TO the ucoa4
! nl,e:ois locatloaS a"e seen III VEST nu-
Ght3 and Union, carrying go nJ haaaickstone,
,saa re the property u q grar1, liver and
ley aud others. All have wor ikHo 81, McKin-
>sau expose considerable ore upon them
N0r.l OF the lGst named MINI,
ZIP Van Wrinkle and Fdna ''"e Care are the
NEST m9nSas- Slln psqn, Lyons aud McOmie Tl by
mines have shafts and omen n,rt. These
f snel' G the greatest depth attained 5oi Upon
and silver ,slp van tnkie ore carries as7 p
says IRON 20 to $50 in free gold 'i" ore as
south ll OF the Union md ohio is tho
aIiu tne Gold Bug The latter is o,Sn loud
quse bo VIZ of ca, an Id 0stergard, in whicS
west OF the OhiJ is the Grpaf woa4
ph "perty ri u Messrs Hip, Wren and otha we
rne WORKS aggregate 400 feet ana ' a
Boou ore is exposed "nd some
West of the Great Wastar,, IT,.
mo9ore, lssacs, Hicks, Eliza P,i ne Com.
9TPIlngVllle the property OF ,,ova,.,,'1 ana
Nln1ley ana others These mineg 1--WE, iol NC,
tn ~ CAIN DAYS and pr1uuced moSt as -
we DNi'ioh ~ thaJ time. Tao o, unosC OF
yer, gold and lead Lac ore WAs sill
Cr4SsIng hooinson canvon am,i.. IN.
SUN are number of mines lp:tfa y, Tue
i" - - Iii'1 con lfiug between 9ol o,%
canyon Nnft large canyon eo.,4; ;o344NoH
i;ooi@SoA c@oyo2 tfom t1rs sn,,fb ,''ia@ into
inc canyon leading to- White RI, ni'"n as
are found the Hidden Treasure h *. n ere
20 20 Mcponai 10 and Cupid; the Ontario Ppr g
Wren and Others and some ~ L. nie5sIS, H1Ip,
ionPlng TO John Farrell There 80 elIi is.9e ne
lalSe amount OF work done ua9I 0q - a; -
ihollnIaln and several shipments ~ s la
and lead nv 0io rs ait'ef,2pld
), W est from this mountain about two ,,ilas
a u.s. LIS ~ inc property Of Messrs jackson
Sha h iI OF Eureka, known as the Rev
stone, from which large o1,anti, 10y
mas been extracted and reduced - n,' ote
per OF shipments We're sent to f,e l9,,,ai
tuIiiaees lof treatment which yielded giont
nv, hund ed dollars per ton in silver
the Monitor qr' nh Z lo' OF this ore reduced
otner lot was reduced at the Chainman nil
AtterWard the parties owning the nrnn IA
erected mill at the mine and redI1ceS
as th 20 ine ore me process they ploycd
Mas !ne liAlFatlon process to which fhr ore
ieauily Yielded. The mine is still in tgooS
CONDITION to produce. Owing to tan 80
emf low price of silver the owners deem
pest TO swat Charge
In addition to the lode Claims t1,arA orc
within the limits of the District V
PLACER MINES
Apo .I one,loufth OF mile from the town
OF Eiy Ia the mouth of Robinson canyon
Inc RoDlnson canyon Consolidated MINING
company has located about 10000 feet q
ground extending up the canyon to q noin
apove Inc Joanna ,mine, which is located az
placer ground. The property is worked
through shafts--six ia numbcr. RE hed
rock Is found at an average dettb of sew
enty feet. On the bed rock from two to
eight feet of gravel is found which carries
gold. 1t is coarse and easily saved in sn
ordinary sluice a0X, which method il uspd
by the Company in the spring OF Inc wear
when there is surface water running down
inc canyon several runs have been m ade
in this way The Company is now AIRING
ing to put in dry separators, when they eS
pect the property viii be made paw
the Maud s. placer claim adioins the
property Est oeScrl5ed, and extends up thes
canyon and includes tyenty acres within
its boundaries. 1t is owned ov J. s. vii
hanson and Iii all respects is ike tae nr0p-,
erty OF the Robinson Canyon Eoue !l!dateCt
Placer Mining Company.
1t VIII De seen from the above H.. AR 7.ti ory
that the mineral belt extends fire. n the NV
Day mine on the southeast end lathe
mines al West Camp on the nortl- .rcE, cut,
,aoyet}lns a. distance Of about eight ri los IL
length The width Of the belt .ries s,}7p9.
~ places 1t is fully mile wit = A.asi ~ ~
place IS II less than half nit MINERAL
can tie found on all portion pf tn Srit.
LHefe are many locations III the ,5tstr4cf
t1dt nave not been mentioned III t 81. srrt-
Gle. However a. sufficient n9.n+aeg ia
2een, TO Plfe TIE Reader I. 9er1f.L i;lA.. y.
It's magnitude.
Nature has doee her part for .ha success
ii tle camp. The ore is very saff. faoq5 a{
1t can be mined without bla>tiug, rnere3y
:hying great expense. There az aG,rar-
Gus sprnFs in tae district thSt can 1.e ~. |
at The mines, and ut the iowa OF u, ttsara
~ a large stream ot pure wafer tlat j. ll3e
effected by frost or by not and dry Seasons.
inc Nus are covered with an abundalce OF
lumber, suitable FOR niHinp and fuel. Good
WAGON roads are built to al portions of the
district, and all the mines are easy OF 4c-
cess All That Is required for a live aud
booming camp is money, and he who in
vests will reap the reward.
$500 w. -
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