The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-04-25

bout $50 tons of this ore is extrac
uDon the dunn at the .niG@[ 81
mates show a thousand tons iI sSght.
Passing along the lei ye to TIC W
msrous locations are seen. Tho Bls"1
Ohio and Union. carrying gold, &iiY
lead, arc the property OF Governor VI
ley aud others. All have work upon
and expose conSidera lie ore.
North of the last named mines NJ
Rip Van Wake and Edna, own
Messrs Simpson, LIONS and McOmie
mines have shafts aud open cuts
them, the greatest depth attained I'D
feet. The Rip Van Wrinkle ore carrie
and silver about equll The Edna 81
says from So to $50 in free gold.
South of the Union md Ohio is the
and the Gold Bug. The latter is own
Messrs. Weber and Disregard, in
que body OF $40 ore is found.
West Of the ohio is the Great WestefE
property Of Messr1. Hip, Nren and d
The works aggregate 40 feet and
good ore is exposed.
West of the Great Western lies the VI
molore, !ssacs. Hicks, Eliza, Bullioiks
Sprinprille, the property Of Goyernt
kinney and others. These mines W M
wor ked in early days and proaueed nal
the bullion at that time TA.a ore W II
yer, gold and lead
Crossing Robinson canyon again
south are number Of mi ire7 1eat I'd II
htgn mountain lying between Roll
canyon aud \ large u4ngOI coming 4
Rotins0n canyon tron.t;i- soltit. knoxA
the canyon leading to Hnite River. II
are found the Hidden Treasure. bnlo 4
to Mcdonald and cupid the Ontario
Sheba and Chief, belonging to Messrs 1
Wren and others, and some location
LONGING to John Farrell. There has
large amount of work done upon L
oh III
have been extracted. The ore is silve1 Il
and lead
West from this mountain about two I
distant is the property OF Me, rs Jal
and Kind of Eureka, knowJS1A the
Stone, from which large qnlExyy "a!
has been extracted and reduced. A n
Der of shipments were sent to the El II
furnaces for treatment which yielded 4
two hund ed dollars per ton in nh
There was also lot of this ore red ucA
the Monitor mill, Steptoe creek, aud
oth3r lot was reduced at the Oh. tinmapf
AtterWard the parties owning the pr3I
erected mill at the mine and r.dK
some OF the ore. The process they EN- IA
was the liHlyatlOn process to which tl 4
readily yielded. The mine is still IN Il
condition u produce. Owing to taa Il
emit low price OF silver the owners dee
best to await a change.
In addition to the lode claims theyal
within tile limits OF the District
PLACER MINES
ABOUT one-fourth OF a mile from Tia 81 N
ol Ely IN the mouth Of Robinson cSaI.
Inc RoblhSon canyon Consolidated y II
Company has located about l0.fsV q /
ground extending up the canyon H., :.
above the Joaua mine, which is i0ef Z
placer ground. The property y
through s.Iafts--six in nnmber. ia,
rock is found at an average depth oil
enty feet. On the bed rock from t N
eight feet or gravel is foGnd when Tan
GOLD. 1t IS coarse and easily sav,d id
ordinary Slulce box, Wn,"h method * d
BY tn Company in yha sp1 l.E o1 tla II
when there Is Surlspe water rlnnin.< id
:he caa5oa. Sever Il rlus awe been NJ
II this Way. IL Com p4nv iy uoY5 arr.
Ing TO pat IL dry SepNrttorS, when they
pect the property viii 10 made ;,ny.
The Maud ). placer ciAiin ..ljDins
property LIST uescrlpel, ana eNtGntt, Il gl
canyou az | inclsiGes tHei,tY acres wit
its boundaries. " is o,fuad NV >. h. !,
hanson aud IL MI respect, is ike the or
erty ri the 2ooiaSon ga yol Cnnsoi. !.
PiAeer N! -l.i4S GO.npApy
III Viii 1d SEA ltUtd tie ADORE Il >Scri ut
thAt the miiiaTl n2lt ext ,nns isolA ~ \
Day m!nr u the southeast enN 10
miaes AZ West Camp on the nortil-Yel~, E
covering diSfanae of sbont c,snr NJ, ;.
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At places it is fuil, y ante vide. no, 3
place Is IL ics> tna0 u h,lf lai;1. MIN
era - foiad on all portion u tat /,
''ufe .re inaaI locations in he al Il
t,a1t II ,.yc noS 1ecn malJ!o ted in tris s
ele. However " ~ iicieat nam Der
oeGn, TO give TIE feAicr u general i.t.l
its mhgnithdc.
Nature las donc her part for this sac
81 tae camp. The ore is ycrY soft, 40
It can be mined without bi4,Jin.., tIrr
saving Frcat ex peiise. Thate Ars uHt
Gus springs IN the district tnatcAn be 4
1t the mines, ana ". tan toHu OF ELY Il
~ /" large stream Df pure wAIar that i.
C1factcd by Host or by not an,t dry SEES
Ine aus are covered with al Abau,lalc
sllnbef, suitable Tor miulnS rnd fuel 4;
wagon roads are Quilt To All ,ortions Of
district, and all the mines are eagy OF
cess. All that is required For live
booming camp is money, &ad hs SIlS
vests VIII reap the reWa.d.