The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-02
bout $50 tons of this ore is
inon b q q IL m "a a 1 n a nina
LIES show q thonsand toms in sight.


mates show thousand tons in sight III
Passing along the ledge to Tile westu-
msrous locations are seen. The Blatleaton,I
Ohio and Uaipl. carrying gold, sil1eKx an.S
lead, are the property Of Governor MckinA
ley and others. All have work upon theT1
and expose cOnsideraj lc ore.
North OF the last named mines are thu
Rip Van Wrinkle and elns, owned IN
MeSsrs simpson, Lyons and McOmie The,i
mines have shafts AMI open cuts unnE
them, the greatest depth attained being Ill
feet. The Rip Van Wrinkle ore carries FOL
and silver about equ l. The Edna ore Il
says from IS to $50 in free gold
South OF the Onion aud Ohio is the ClouIA
and the Gold Bug. The latter is owned M
MesSrs. Weber and Disregard, in Whit
qu+e body OF $40 ore is found
West Of the Ohio is the Great Western m.
property Of Messrs. Hip, Wren and other
The works aggregate 100 feet aud somN
good ore is exposed.
West OF the Great Western lies the ComH
modore, Issacs, Hicks, Eliza, Bullion AM,
sJrinPville, the property OF Governor ME-
kinley aud others. These mines we're al
worked in early days and pro lucad most L
the bullion at that time. The ore was Al
yer, gold and lead.
Crossing Robinson cAayon again tn III
south are nutaoar Of m9es located mol
q high mountain LYING betYean K,b;nPp r. /
canyon and large canyon coming jntI
Robinson canyon from :la south knoxvn WI
the canyon leading 10 White River. HArE
are found the Hidden Treasure. belong,nI
to Mcdonald and Cupid; the Ontario ,Poin \
Sheba and Chief, belonging to Messrs. Hin,
Wren and others, and some locations M
longing to John Farrell. There has bean !.
large amount of work done upon thid
mountain and several shipments of or,
and lead
West from this mountain about two m lie,
distant is the property of Messrs. jackson
ana KIND OF Eureka, known as the Key
stone, from which q large quantity of ore
has been extracted and reduced. A mum.
Der OF shipments were sent to the Ehreks
furnaces for Treatment which Yielded Nj
two hund ed do.l&fs per ton in siiva =
There was also a lot OF this ore reduced =
the Monitor mill. Stentoe creek. and an
othor let Was reduced At the Chairman mill
AfterWaTd the parties owning the prOperl '
erected mill at TIE mine and reduc
some OF the ore. The process they employaj
was !ne liNly&Slon process to which the ore
readily yielded. The mine is still in good
condition to produce. Owing to the pres
ent low price OF silver tha owners deem
best tc await change.
In addition to the lode claims there ara
WITHIN the limits 81 the District
PLACER MINES
ADOBE Onc-tourth Of q mile from the town
OF Ely in the mouth OF Robinson CANYON
The Robinson Canyon Consolidated Mining
Company mas ioGstca about 10,00e feet
ground extending mp the canyon to a pOin
above The Joaua uiEe, which is located a,
placer ground. Tne property is worked
through shaits-six in number The bed
rock is found at an average depth of sev
enty feet. On the bed rock from two t.
eight feet Of gravel is toucd viii il carries
geld. lt Is COARSE and easi ga ed in al
ordinary Suite box, nicn eth 4 is useS
~ the Company Ia the spriu. o tae veal
Nneu here is sj;r face water un ii lg jowS
ne canyon. 'Fefas rdl, 4 We ,ean madJ
III this Aay Ia Company no arrang
ing to pm IN dry ;" strAtpr>. VIII 4 h..y e%
pect the 9copart. viii be fii4.. ".
The Maud =. piacor claim alIoius the
property FSt described. alid S.XIplitl3 4 . tDt
canyon and lucltldes twenty acres within
It's boundaries. 1t is unt,,i )Y } L. Will.
iAms'9 i ,snd II al re ipects il like TIE prnp.
erty or TIE h3binaon CtnyvJ C,asoi!3. ate d
Placer Mining Company.
IL viii D5 SEGA from une above dissertation
that the mineral belE eIt1.lda from the, Nj '
D.r mile on tile southeast end to .hs
mines al West Camp on lie norti,-i, est cad,
covering . diSttn Of aha,iit eight Iait II in
length. The width Df tls bet varies / =
1T places it is fs!iy II mile WIDE Aaan %
place Is It less than {. I.4if mile Min 4
c,tn be so'ind On all in>rtip IS 81 t1.r.,.:l.
tfeIc s,Fe ilAoy 'o.Ativas in the lls.r.el
5lal l'Lf2 st0s buel rir:lt.o.i4u in tti: nrt.
Gle. i:3W ever II s,.,;iei..at nuin,.r ~,
bec0, - give the raAiar y gcuer4l ilea q.
its niaGuitilGc.
NatuIe ,as done ner Dart for tie success
of tie ca.ap. me lis very s,,lf NOSE g,
II can be Dlined without pastia.. tnereby
SAVING a Pfpat eApeAst. ih>ro are numer.
oHs NpflnPd n t.la district tl4tcan he MS, |
AT TIE nls2@S and ~ the ,os7,i ri CIV thcr
~ Il large stream of pare water thai is not
Ell cted ~ lrost or " bot and dry seasJD&
Tie mills ale covered VITA an abundance, n
fliaLer, Suitable iof uillnr and fuel Go@
WaPon roads are bslitt 10 all PORTIONS of tia
district, and Ill the pninas are ezsy OF A.,
cess. All that is retuirosi for live all:
booming, camp is in1oey, aud ho who in
vests Will reap the reward
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