The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-08-29

/ saNia@. TIE ledPe is very PROMINENT and
+ crors cat p several points on the mine.
There are Il number OF other locations
/ upon cold Hi1. The principal ones are the
i CRY Of New Eoa *, owned by Messrs. Osti-
! gard. Moore and 0el'.f. Ihey have shaft
i 70 feet deep, 81 drift has been run 80 feet
fr0m the bottom OF the shat, which is ali in
ore 6ssaying s. pei ten IN gold.
The Hickory. kiug north CT the Hell II
the Hill, belonginH 70 Capt. Harmon and
Capf. Carpenter, has shaft 80 feet deep IN
ortb of the Gold Hill mine some dis
rsnce IS the Midnight an h@ni& loca-
li'ae, Owned by D. {. Man nal |. Jas. ?. Ne
0n4Ia. J. =. SimDS0 and her There is a
sbaft On tsis mine 30 feet de p which taps
sIronglr 'ge six feet wide u ore assaying
SIS IN gOio 4 small streak OF ore IN the
Ledge ASA. 30 in gold and 81 per cent.
/ lead.
Eas Of the 1fidnieht short distance is
me october location, the property Of
Iessrs simpson and Rynearson. The mine
was worked IN the eaelY days of Robinson
1t which tiIoe deep shaft WIS., sunk and
soslt ore was extracted which Was prinei-
pa% silver carrying but LITTLE geld
jourAet sng 20 the northwest the ledge
makes y tarn mcte to tie g00tb Ther+ ne
locations IaGst OF the way upoa VIII ich Sc .ae
prospecting 1s,s been lone which oil sbeE
gold. a Il distance Of about two miles TIE
MAGMA ehHrter is reached the propa1tY OF
Thos. kockhtll and others. fhe orc IS OF
au entire different character, resembling
the ore of the north LEDGE, carrying silver,
lead aud gold. The OK ans about 50 per
cent. lead, 3 ounceF silver and ~ III rold.
The ledge Is three feet wide at depth Of
40 feet. Two miles west OF the Magma Cnar-
ter the
WEST CAMP
Mines are reached. These mines were
worked in the early seventies. The ore
found here is different in eharac ter from
the mines already described some Of them
carrying copper in large quantities. The
principal mines of this vicinity are the
Boulder and Boss, re property OF John
Daily, upon which there hes been consider
able work done. On the former fherc is q
Shaft aud open cut Ores taken from these
workings aud snipped for redneliaa as
sdyed S5G in silver and II per ceet lead.
The latter claim (boaa) has deea Aaft OFT
OF y hleh so1ne nigh GRADE sily2r-lead ore
The Ragsaale ana Roekhill 1aia / : the
Vicinity shows Il van tEo !eet Vie at q
depth of 81 feet, which assays - per cent
lead, Is ounces silver EHd $50 cole.
N eSsrs. Hip &pen and o1heYs 888 seTe-
raj mines in this l0e&iitg, the principal
ones being the Pilot hEoa, .atfy3le eoi,l;
the Emma, carry ing god, silver @ssd lead:
the Yarmouth, Monitor. 5t,l asld Star oj
the West, az carrying copper aal ores
WOI ked for that iaGtal. The ora VAS re-
Guced al a local copper smelling furnace
ana gave good results
West Camp is at the extreme northwest
end OF the mineral BOT and auon nc SUM
>afnrnii,t. ~ 10 ltf1ts,a-, ,,,3,7.. ~.
- - '''s > - ." ~ -
GOLDEN FLEECE
Lies jas TO taa e4si AMI ad,ofDir go 49,
1aan' ii Is n. ,rApe5-v Of MS. Rockbill
nud Ire e@,3s sesa.e g5a
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- KS. 81 2a.aea s,IfeYand nc oil
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Psy4..tl -. Glu#. Is t14t5oIisf 4..s.s i'll
nrsa.s.#t 81 ..4,#. is ~ ,r=. 80 49,
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