The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-09
Don't $50 tons of this ore /.
upon tn. dunn at me mine.
m afps chow q Thousand tons in EiF1

mates show thousand tons in siEht
Passing along the lei e IL the est
merous locations are seen. The BlAckstoT
Ohio and Union, carrying gold silver aI
lead, are the property of Governor MckiIyy
ley and Others All have work upon thet
and expose considrrai lie ore.
North of the last named MINIS are tb
Rip Van Wrinkle aud Edna, owned -
Messrs. Simpson, Lyons and MeOmie. The
mines have shafts and open cuts upC /
them, the greatest depth attained being x
feet. The Rip Van Wrinkle ore carries gosk
and silver about equ Il. The Edna ore q
says from S. to $50 In free gold
South OF the Union and Ohio is tho Clous
and the Gold Bug. The latter 10 owned hiF
Messrs. Weber aud Disregard, in which,
que body OF $40 ore is found.
West % the Ohio is the Great Western tn s
property Of Messrs Hip, Wren and other, f
TIE works aggregate 40 feet and som 1
good ore is exposed Fl
West of the Great Western lies the ConIl
mod ire, 'ssacs, Hicks, Ella, Bullion AMI
StrilPSille, tho property OF Governor MIL
Kinney and others. These mines were =
wor ked in early days and prouuced most q
the Duliion ut That time. RE ore was 81 f
yer, gold and lead
Crossing Robinson canyon agaiu to tn
south are number of mines l1cAted upo
ni5h mountain lying Datweea Robinson
canyon and large casiroa coming intH
H0hluSon canyon rUW t'Ir south known ~
the canyon leading ~ White River Hell
ar; ioun' tie lid len Irtasur, belonging
to Mcdonald and cupid; the Ontario, Poin,
Sheba and Chief, belonging to Messrs Hill
Wren and others, and some locations be s
LONGING to John Farrell. There has been
large amount of work done upon thi
mountain and several shipments OF or
have been extracted. The ore is silver, goli !
and lead
West from this mountain about twcs1zzssSs..t4
distant Is the property OF Messrs. j.. 81.
and Kind of Eureka, known as laRet q
stone, from which large quantity Of or
hpnn AyffnrfoI
Der of shipments were sent to the Eurek.u
furnaces for treatment which yielded abou h
two hund ed dollars per ton in silve 4
mere was also lot 81 this ore red uced 1 i
the Monitor mill, Steptoe creek, and an
othor lot was reduced at the Chairman milf
Aft9rWard the parties owning the prOpertJi
cree ed u mill ut the mine and reduce1i
'"ihe OF the ore: The process they emplo,c \
was the liNlyatlon process to which the or, I
readily yielded. The mine is still in good
condition IT, produce. Owing to the presR
ent low price of silver the owners deem
best to await u change.
In addition to the lode claims there ar y
within the limits of the District
PLACER MINES II
About one-fourth OF mile from the towd
OF Ely Ia the mouth of Robinson canyon
lne koDlnSou Canyon Consolidated Minnie
Company has located about 1GOOO feet or
ground extending up the CANON to q poinki
above the Jo1ua lniuc, when is loca,ed eli,
placer ground The property is worked
rock is found at an average depth of sew,
enty feet. GA the bed rock fr I'M two til
eight feet OF gravel is found viii II carrieb
gold 1t 10 Coarse ana easily sd 4 in art
ordinary Slulce box, when Il eth I'd Is used,
by the Company II the srlin- the veaH
Wien there 10 lace yaeer I'm nag douns
tne canyon. Several r,ir II We ,csn made
ia, tais way. IL COMPANY no. srrangI
Ing 70 pis ia tlf1 ;iei,tratyrS, wa "A thay exl
rect the property will b. ,la ..,.y. r
Tie NJ Hud ). placer ei1i.l u ;o,na 1hd,
property inst .ieScrihed, ~ extends Apt ID
canyon and includes twenty res w,tniH
hanson aud in all rcspsc Is Ia sle propk
cFty Uf t,ic Robinson T. tu, Oil ttviisoiid n sdb
Placer NJ ininS Coinp..ny.
II Will Dc seen fran tAe 4boFe Il nss.riSt or1
tEal Tie mineral be: q It, his iTo,a u M Aad
Day mine Oh the >9dtn-t.ast end u hid
mines at west Camp ON The .nortl-,yest emf
covering distance of about sight mile. ira
length. The width Of t2,e .ot:t tArita SOM.
plae" is it less tnal y i1lii nile. Mimi
can be found oa al pDeti9,,s of IN Degtl
/ ere are inaoy location. IN me q tried
that lave NOT heel }H~sltone.l in thi al. II
vic. H'E1V' "a snLitleoc na.nber h,4
l'ecn, 10 give TIE reat.t ~ geaer VI i.l,a N
It's nn3 fiiIude.
Nature 'hS done i n part for tbs slecesA
OF tie camp. The ore is very aott, most o 4
1t cnu be mined witholt olastliis:, ,crebd
saving Prcat expense. There ara u,lmer1
ous SPRINGS III tile district elat eau BE- used
!st the lhlleS, aud al tla town of Ely thcr d
~ large stream OF pure Watey thai is uoeh
Gtfected ny irost or by hot a.d dry seasons
The nils are covered with au abundance old
timber, suitable for miulnw ,snd fuel. Geo II
Wapon roads are built 10 all portions of Ihsl
dlstrict, and uu the mines are easy of AL
cess. All THAT is required for y live andI
booming camp il money, and he VINO in j
vests Will reap the reward.
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