The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-02-22

49, ;,,a1ioa has loft the ore the le,SpP on
~, ~ - ~ i,,tt,,,, n the hiatt ut is not
80. -. - FIFTY tons Of ore taken
-, +biz sl,art eesa,-ed So in gold tn tde
-, IN ora is +,n. eo,nn in character as
n cold TIiN u.s., an show as much gold in
- -, i,,t = ..,,,ra.l,I5l,, ragt11rr In as
~, = 10 10 wy nronainent and
ortt,', n,,+ : e,.-,ai ,,,irt5' on fhn mine
rarrs. ora n trsrdh'r III nfl,er LEGATIONS
,,na1 cola Mi ,bn,t;-,ni ,of ol,aS sro fhe
Glty ~ NSl Yn,t - M tr NIassrq Osti-
ara M,ors and \, ~ ,pI,sv have n halt
n f.at ~ az, -, - 80 9n faet
from rha botrom OF tae shaft which is ali i'll
ere 4ssayin9 - per to;l in gold
The Hickory, lying north Of the Hell IL
I the Hill, BELONGING to Capt. Harmon and
Cat. Carpenter, has q sha t - feet deep in
ore
North Gt the Geld Hi mine some dis
tAuee is he MiGnipkt and Phoenix Ioca-
sj0ffs owned bs, D. C. NJ Drpqld jas p Nc
Onlie, ]. T. Simpson and others. There is q
sd 1T on this lint, 20 feet deep which taps
a Steoro. > e 81 4 feet ,gfdc OF ore assaging
SIS in gol. small streak of ore in the
iadea asa 50 IA eaI3 and 81 Der cent
! Lead
~ of The Mi,lnfglr+ y short distances IL
the october IOC4ff0u the proDp~tv Of
icssr4 slmpsot, aad Ryne3rson. me rline
wac 1,,,r.y..d' in me emil dAqaof Robinson
al ,yhI@.i dma a deep thaft g.e slnk md
! eo,ua ore was extrAc5ed WAtrh was Drif,ci.
! piv...i'qer CARRYING hft ]ittIe eold.
Ja0YntyiIg 70 the north-East The leslpe
/ ii Ia aT.i5 -
| locations most OF the WAl upon which some
| presnectin. has been zone which All sh0w
! GOLD At a distance Of about two m les IN .
! Magma Charter il reached. HE nron4rtr of
! Thos RortbiiI and others 1Tba ora Is of
| an entire different character, rssefn bIfng
thp ora of thn north lad,re oe rr,,i,,e q ci1,ar
lead ana cold. The ore rims about 30 nef
cent, lead, 3 ounces silver aad s. in pold.
~ ne e lfdPT Is tnfee leet VICE az deplh OF
t tor 80 mics "es' Vi 'i'e Mag Il" "i'"r-
wE.r rttrr
lilies are ieacle4' 1aeHe mines were
WORKED IN the early seventies. me ore
iou ld aeIe ~ dlleieHt II CHARACTER from
me mloes aifeady deserl6ef, some OF item
carrying, copper IN l4fPe quantltles The
Bbrl .-, i,.al miles oi taIS Ftlnlty afe me
bol'er ai,u b3Ss' me nloPefty q !9nn
ialHt ufop WIlch tHcee ans eeeh cohhlaeT-
ape az Wof ,3 oone oh the iormeT thefe II q
fha1t Aoa oPen ept. ores taken rom these
WORK. ms aad $inlpped t9r redgctio1 as
sa!e4 90 ~ siITtr ana - per cent lsAd.
A1 t,,1er lam (9o5} IL = " @Srp '1 ia, out
hNs peeA eNtiAeteo.
N i.aSSa@ie ana hochalH mihe Ia the
slcl1lly %HoWs VEN t"o lett Wlae AT
44eplIh OF 81 Iett, Whleh assaJ9 % per cent
lead, is ounces silver ana 800 gold.
1neSSis. 1ilp' rem ana olDPfa own scNe,
| fal mines ~ tniS loeal5y, the pria"lp4t
ones Dela% the lllot MOI, tAFfJlu 9 gotq;
we emma, carrying gold, siiFef and io1d:
me M@mmoMtA, Monit2f, star aad star OF
the Hesl, az carrying copper anu ores
"ofaed Tor th@t metal lne ora was re,
duced NJ local copper smelling furnace
a1d gave g2ou results.
Htst 1&hf IS at the extreme northwest
enc q tI'e mineral pei &4d upon me SUM
mt % me l@Afe
l'etdrRll8 10 the AulGman mine the
G01DsN FI1scE
lie i,a{ Ia fhe eaa4s,,, a.;.oi.,i,r4t,a al.